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The midland journal., 1946-04-12
u. S. Controls
Air Facilities

When active military operations
changed over to occupation, the In.
formation Control division laid
down a three-point program. The
plan was negative at first-the wip.
ing out of all Nazi media, including
radio, to make way for American
media.
Next came actual broadcast
ing. The early broadcasts were
very stark and stern. DEGREES,
regulations, warnings to the
people. No concerts, no plays,
no music. Now we are in phase
two and the Germans are find
ing more variety along the radio
dial. Entertainment, as well as
news and education, is being
provided by the led.
The third phase will begin when
German radio stations are turned
over to the Germans themselves,
much as the newspapers have been
allowed to operate under German
direction under license. A military
government official examines and
criticizes the newspaper after it ap-
pears. Presumably, radio programs
will be supervised in roughly the
same manner.
The first station to be taken over
by the Americans was Radio Lux
enbourg. It was in pretty good
shape, for the Germans had left in
too much Of a hurry to do any big
scale demolition.
Next station to go to work for
the army was Frankfurt; then Stutt-
gart; then Munich. When / was in
Germany, because Of trouble with
land lines, the Munich-Stuttgart-
Frankfurt network was not running
regularly. Perhaps it is now.
Radio is supported I'm Ger
many as 1t was before the war,
by tax on each set. Why,
asked, couldn't a radio owner
conceal his set and thus get out
Of paying the tax? I was told
there was no danger of that.
If anyone concealed the fact he
had radio, his jealous neigh
b0rs would tell ON him. The
Nazi squealing habit Is still
strong In Germany.
All programs at present are in
the German language, except for a
few in Polish for displaced persons
in camps. There is a large proper
ton Of factual world news broad
cast and an increasing number OF
German musical programs.
On the educational side, there are
talks by German officials, and
American military government men.
Some jazz and swing, and lately,
plays. The program periods have
been running as long as As minutes
which seems long time for Amer
ican radio fans-and now they are
being extended to one hour.
The midland journal., 1946-04-12
WNU Service, 1916 Eye Street, NV,
Washington, D. c.

WNU Service, 1916 Eye Street, NV,
Washington, d. C.
WASHINGTON. - Gradually the
net is closing in about the "ether
traitors" American citizens who
broadcast in English from Berlin
and elsewhere for the Nazis before
and during the war. Recently the
(in)famous "Axis Sally" was taken
into custody. She devoted her air
time to making G.I.s feel homesick
overseas by dwelling on the joys
and comforts back in the good old
U. S. A. Another traitor is "Kal-
tenbach," an ex-Iowa boy who tried
to awake nostalgia with corny real
ism about life down on the farm.
Then there is Constance Drexel,
who pretended to be cultured
member of the old Philadelphia
family whose name she used as a
pseudonym when she worked on
American newspapers. She was
really born in Germany and brought
here by her father who became nat
uralized. She was known here as
pro-Hitler before the war. She made
one broadcast for an American net
work when I was in Berlin, but I
helped to make 1t her last.
It is hard to prove treason. You
have to have witnesses who actual
ly saw the person in the act Of
broadcasting. When the Americans
took over German radio our methods
were far different. We used a
proved weapon-the truth.
The midland journal., 1946-04-12
Poll Rejection,
OF Audience

At first 1t wasn't easy to find out
whether Germans liked what they
were getting on the led schedule Of
broadcasts. Fan letters, the barom-
eters of approval and disapproval
The midland journal., 1946-04-12
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
- WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS --
State Department Blueprints
International Atom Control;
House Probes Spy Intrigue

Newspaper Union
er0 oni T Ton % s ana
The midland journal., 1946-04-12
SPY INTRIGUE:
House Acts

Hard upon the arrest Of a 29-year-
old Russian naval officer for espi-
onage by the FBI in Portland, Ore,
the house committee on un-Amer-
lean activities, headed by Repre-
sentative Wood (Dem., Ga.) voted
to send investigators up to Cam
ada to probe possible connections
between the Soviet spy ring uncov-
cred in the dominion and agents In
this country.
Revealing that the committee had
been aware of the FBI's investiga-
ton of the Soviet naval officer, 1t.
Nicolai Redin, the committee coun-
sci said that the group soon would
hold hearings on subversive activi-
ties and call on a number OF wit
nesses, including atomic scientists
and government employees.
Meanwhile, Redin, nabbed for OBJ
tanning information about the de-
stroyer tender USS Yellowstone,
charged "the whole thing Is build
up for political purposes" A men,
Der of the Soviet lend-lease pur-
chasing staff in the U. S., Redin
enjoys no diplomatic immunity and
was held on $25, 900 bond.
SCIENCE:
The midland journal., 1946-04-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS:
Licenses Up

Americas hunters and anglers
spent more than 26 million dollars
for licenses during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1915. Although g.
190, ,90l hunting licenses and 8 8,280, ,232
fishing licenses were purchased this
does not mean that 16,471, ,133 diff
ferent sportsmen bought licenses to
hunt or fish, for many bought both.
There may have been even more
since landowners do not have to
buy a license in some states.
The midland journal., 1946-04-12
SCIENCE:
Use Germans

Some 100 German scientists are
now in the United States working
on military projects involving cap
tured German equipment including
rockets, buzz bombs, jet-propelled
planes and aerodynamic research
instruments, Secretary Of War Pat
terson announced.
3 The original plan called for large
scale utilization Of German experts
but was cut back radically follow
ing the Japanese surrender.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

S.BEnRM DET,. on tree-lined ST., in .fine
for home OF comparable value In Wash. or
sS1.' soo' lun aeiaiis' owners, no brokers. Box
: Gsc5Pssr sr GARAGES. n.w.:, with 5
extra lots; REDUCED: ga. wooded tracts;
for store shop. $3.50: 1st il. v saesnt' e. iaes1 !
T.. $3.50; Ar. bun, So :450;. ceiored. Nd.
Now m5Ws; pYon all a clear; add cash for INCOME
DoWNToWNS7.room house frame. with iii
ave. NV. Value. $1,000: win exchsnse
iiqss iss- xouss sssr iarm' acreage OF lots. BOX
PaIIkDEHPHIA fGni1; fief FOR wAsH.--e room,
sno,.n and bath; inciosed porch, gsrags; subs;
TWc-sToRY Y CEMENT I'M ss sTToco "a gaa BUILDING
front house, consists of fve bedrooms
saa DssoF arse gh toss s2ne .s: eps esRsn
screened front poreh newly eeeorstsa h sias snS
e ad sss fepr qn br.. 9ns Essh
RANGES. nicely furnshed: corners lot ns abest est
n ont " Susns ss twe one sos Ssss S
Airways palm and eocosnut trees, too
room for two soats nsa sacesnt hS t4snsporss ssas
ton, buses stopping in front OF house
Yearly zeal tenants income. g 400 per year
than 800; price, ss5. 900: free ana elear;
terms can be arranged. Consult your
own broker or write 70 owner. Mr. NJ wclo-
@ wltz; go MR.. SHORT. 80 NV. LIST, Miami
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN" II you ar.
now consideripE selling your property al
9 9 iair r nsice; May ! assist you In SECURING
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1866
CALL HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN" II you are
now considering selling your real estate
NAY assist you in securing a purchaser7
r,sass Gall HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
Evening star., 1946-11-24
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. E-1s
| IAUToMoTIYI MIycILI's lces's.1

AUI0M0IINE MIScELlS tcsH's.)
have your car Eennishsd by master paint
s,,taon, srs 70 Sns o. Ws:hinEsons larss;s medsrn
.ya.ssls aabs sssR 3 81 Re- l;s ;ss; .ss
eSe haps TfRE rf II sEcxErssSSC rssSC by tn. p.n
hour service; electric treated ssetions II
ssOped sSop rs ADE e. osTA Ssaf rss Co. oSsf IS
nsfSR rSnE st. LARGEST an xp rssse sB6o SsE nse ss
PoNTfAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
have just received large shipment cf good
also s moass a y sssI oors
eass aReApd So p1Ae' ssf co 'H4s
Ie3S-ISie BUICK CWNERs-Due to the
slow production Of new ears we advise
esr ssss sssss ssos nss.ss o in S ....
motor Is slightly higher: low cost fnsi,c-
ing; we nss General Motors instsilMsHt
s1an so5 zkRIn re. g. MoIes s4 Sssf Ri
wy NET TIREs,zpoa,. stand in LIN. o. q:
tube. Drive Ia for Tree mounting MOI ssrviss.
es s0 asss ooasosipATarbb sSsf sa bbs;l sHLE EEsceni
bsT IL kEeEIvffSs Isfs lssis ~ 1Saa Shipment cookie
for trucks CHEVY CHASE MoToR CO,
7T25 Wise. ave. OIL. 610O .-2k
REBUILT TRANsMIssToNs, guaranteed;
lights, water pumps, fuel pumps, Jacks,
cylinder heads AND ncor mats: safety auto
l940 Montana ave. FIR. 1910 ID
FORD MOTOR, Model A; completely re-
tor, distributor. clutch. etc: excellent for
boat; Sf5. Also transmission and many
other parts; Call Locust 5I4s, ask for
Evening star., 1946-11-24
MONEY 10 LOAN.

HONE LOANS--Low monthly payments.
including principal Interest and taxes:
1890. sis I5th 81 1922 nv. d, ss7o.
sad ss soos s'ISSi NSass ssEf
~ xSb n sqs 5sTsI II, JoAss n, n, s sssI
FuNDs FGs 4os ssyz1xBaisE "a H. ior SA ia sSf0 r..rust
loans. 2nd-trust notes also bought =. A.
GARvEY pI 45es. TO 9 pm; only.
MONEY 9N sEc0SD TRgsT@Ws win
oETAhEs ys hsssGbasIs 3 sssss SsTIoAL
~, Y. ave. nv, National 5s33.
Money NONE On nrst and second trusts; promp.
ssS sss'a1s ss = s5s seaaa Ahssl-
trust M notes on 2. g; Nd. and ys, houses
ess ! 4nEiHIrrhosES SaaS Is, EaPLoYrggmmi aai'l m
VIII loan you money on your signature.
II. A. WOOD. OK. O340. 20
Evening star., 1946-11-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHOREHAM BEACH. MD.-One Of the
most beautiful baysfront cottage sites on
s0UTHERN MD. waterfront farm. approx
100 acres and mile water front, incid-
bing and shooting: stock and s tobaecc Barn, srn
good house; excel, tobacco land; vic. Patux.
sns NsysI soaI, Ar Staten. WI, 87e5.
Sa4er Satse roas sshs SsausS os sssod good
bEvEsLY BEAca. cnaos on Che: cSssapsake pea Bay
saEks fDs sokH HSs IL Il MnasS a Co. ma
trontaEs q asf'}o, deep water nm an sassaira.
hall Farms, a gentleman.s estate OF
acres with modern home built In i9sa,' 81
powdsr aoo sasss cotase eh asf Whssls, Is
cabin cruiser, pier; together with tenant
noases sns ,asT ,sSnplstss ss fsrm b.ra sYstnss .aD
sell farm Comprising 40 scfes witt viii
Man, Realtor. 20s W. 39th So. Whining.
WEST IVES RIVER = Beautiful water front
home; .bedrms., liy. rm.. din. rm.. full
bath. AM fine location; priced to sell.
FRkrdi4E FSf cafls oovI S6sH Exclusive bay front
liy. rm. 3 bsdrms., kitchen. bath. am.i.;
s Gs ilS ssa Sssan n: Il ssSS 5
RGnN RsnyIhlEx aslix sihEEA sishEEAcH-ye.r-,r round. fur
pPhsd yrr lot n51sS near es
class. H ". u cRRlIsER Bsssrles Isseh,
Mayo. Nd west River So4-F-s. as'
Evening star., 1946-11-24
lNnusTRiAL DROP EoR SAT-,

lNlUSTRIAL LAND Tor sale, on prominent
5Mighwsy: M My quick run 70 downtown; approy,
road SIDING. suitable Tor multi,story build
standing location, priced right, See Mr..
Hqrris Ne j. WEAVER BROS INC. Wash. BIDS,
End OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES building site,
located near 18th and v sts. n.w.i 100
IT. by depth of SO: ideal location for
garage or specially laundry business; Can
Mr.: Lewis, OR, 1884 with C. II. HILLE-
age. =: McGEE KING. 1851 Wilson blvd.
INDUSTRIAL SITE for small factory or
manufacturing business, located on Both
less than IS per It. Cali Mr.. Lewis or,
1894. with C. H. HILLEGEISF CO., Ma.
ana C0MMERCIAIr-3 acres. located in
desirable NV. location. over. 900 IT. 'front.'
Ing on the B. & O. Railroad. Price. $l.7B
SO. It. Can be financed or purchased
elesT. t4T;nrEisI Gall Mi LIegis' or. ieaa. with
siye listing. IA
Evening star., 1946-11-24
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE or parking space wanted for
ity SD II st: nv; monthly rates Phons
NY w P5FEiM1PLEIoN. 5Fi1 GA. 1918 or Ex. $500,
GARAGE, near $500 14th NV. co. $500,
WANT TO RENT-single garage. vicinity
GARAGE-Large, near 18th st. and Pa.
WAIVED, 9 or 3 car brick gsrage for
SpsSorage; pSg vic 9Th and New York ave. M,
WANTED, SINGLE GARAGE to store 10.
y; fsv ssilooas; Gi9yer Park area. Cali Nom
GARAGE FOR PASSENGER CAR, vicinity
4oth and Benton sts. NV. ordway b766.
to 6 CAR GARAGE wanted; eiectricity
ana water Tor auto repairing. Ii. 02eS.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
WATER FRoNr pRopgarY tc.,,,

MAIEk FRONT PROPERTY tCent. |.
!, Luxury on ths water; sh miles
huptns Aasssns Sssssrs dgsf sns
wshs Sssy nSs Tss as ys assEnsd ss
chests 81 dsa.ess 'n aa Sas as arse
oors usmodsrh ssa ftehsns
Two 3.room guest cottages with toilet and
staSss tssaf bss bsanase S9aseTn
On the serene Indian River Overlooking The
Shsfsgssks 8 sHskFn Bag T,,Fiss ,,as sgo ooo9 SRonKs
ssais onSsgfRaahR.ssa2G9s Yys yor sale es5,e.
@s. ls2ss ss Bar ssssR oRsH M slseasSpss s
WOODLAND BEACH Md, 20 mi. from II
eolass a psss siss sssaas ssfssRas
IAGSoN' sEG;41iieoN u; 1ie WxTsR WI ~ & ItRoNTs, Tons
wooded lots with unsxcsiisd & 's view of chssss l
pesKs PEAKS Bay; good streets, lights. water and
otnsr Long Beach features; reasonable re-
q Prince FTsdsrief. solomsns nsn Island I0nsn ra
El'socKH1IL, INC. Phone Prince Frederick
IM ACRES WOODED LAND, 1om miles
z. 9. line. via Federal hwy. under construc-
nifty shore rshts, On wae psestsxsy sSmg nas
is rare opportunity to secure 4 ciose-in
g 90 Wa,n YAM wsEsE aEon. issation 81
WOODLAND BEACH. MD.-5erm. cottage.
screened porch, fenced-in lot electric and
water. partly furnished; ss,95o. dL. oss7. W
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH-Fine a home.
II, gins h..n,aa,s rem bedrooms: sles Kit. bath
s-ear ssrags, bath houses; illnsnsa larse iot.
wsr r1ssoslRa sbi 'aas Pun sss asms ss
VIZ Esf faf svEs RvEiSss saS Beau ssn located
oaese so,ss .nnl,.,, farm, with well,planned 5-rm
open open fireplace. dining rm., Kitchen. full
pc porch @ and lst floor; 2 bedrooms and bath
buildingsi in GOOD condition; price. enc sa.sbo g
WsatsS Ewes and Sun; Mt. cariins, 10 77Ss. S0
peaks Bay with good deskns fasiiItiss Sh ssfo for
snesd aMa1K poats sGiN Pox 321-R <. Star,
gosite Galesyiile; open for inspection, sun Gn
gay gay IL r. pm. Modern weii-eauipped
ern kitchen with elect range, fs, refsr',, Hem Hem
bath; glass -ineiosed 0f front asd Ssar00ns; sias
~ aei ssS sssS.tsS iSo9 sp
on West River. Pier with screened sum-
% msr house: detached earage; shower room;
re- { through Marlboro to MI. ZION. S .sssn. CON.
hard road, left to Chalk Point road and
open sign. Call weekdays and evenings,
roIoMAG RIVER FRONT. Westmoreiand
standing water front; excellent saI.s
esash, exceptional water sports; Groom
deep well; large amount timber and puin,
wood; operating saw mill: Suitable de-
velopmsnt; ; $4,000 for Immediate sale.
sentleman,s home: so acres, 1906 feet
sand beach: $4,000.
Nanjemoy Creek, 355 feet frontage;
mediate possession; $500. e'' I'M
St Nicholas Greek. st. Marys County;
I i, ;29o 90 It. from Patuxent River; 5a acres;
Potomac River. near Marshall Han: s
acres, beautiful location: $4,000. LEON
ARD SNYDER. La Plata. Md.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
PROPOSALS.
AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Novem-
door Rockville, Maryland, seven tS) room room
dwelling, modern improvements, large lot,
in best residential section Of Rockville
For particulars see advertisement in Mont
gomery County Sentinel or write ALBERT
W. BOuIc, Attorney, Rockville, Maryland
AUCTION SALE on Saturday. Nov. 80 at
= pm; wash sand and aravel plant: praca
ttcally new; located miles from Patuxent
River Naval Air Station. Apply r. b.
WEINER Or r. ]. BAILEY. Receivers. Leon
ardtown, Nd.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
GARAGES roR sAtr

EAGTORY Built. sizes 1870 and z0xad
terms Ssiiesssa iissssa visss vsGI' our s M.
Play Of models, l109 Jeffersoc Davis hwy,
q ~ H;shMp 2; No; =, r; ;Arlinstpn: Va; "A, south
STEEL GARAGES and steei-aiuminum min
piQlolngs preiabricated: only authorized
ISoossr ISS @ Ruils" representative. DUPONT
I5xIe FRAME GARAGE, s1oo; immediate
remoyai required. LU. 079s. --24
fabricated, wood or steel. concrete fourds.
tion cement door, overhead or plain doors.
pARAaoN soNTsuGi1soNsc Nsspsfisy 1sosNsctee on Dlsssc
conn. ave-. AID. 6e14; ewes. Wo. 1888,
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

RARTs 55 fo55 '36-'57 Packard 12o motor.
/ BEAR front end machine, complete with
attachments. Call DI. O169, 1889 10Th
SC. NV. SHREVE BROS. GARAGE.
CADILLAC OWNERS-Veteran has expert
mechanics to repair your car: drive in
for immediate analysis OF your car trou-
bles: We don,t guess. In very short order
we. know what Is wrong with your car.
WILARD'S GARAGE & PAINT SHOP,
rear 1910 l4th st; NV, ,AD. 1888 ri
TIRES--Two 6.50xl9 slx-ply heavy duty
tires. driven less than 800 miles, $40
each. N. H. CHRISTOPHER. Alexandria
CUSHMAN SCOOTER, Just overhauIed.
Sl75. EN-. $500 after pm.
AUTOMOBILE HEATER-Hot water; used
3 months; like new, $40. 1911 Massachu-
setts,. ave. Sc.
BATTERY, new. for 1898 oldsmobiie;
never used. Call DU. 744a.
HUDSON CLUTCH ASSEMBLY for '.s.
with o@yerdriys @ or any pressure plate
TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted.
PICKUP bodies In stock. Vans and special
hodiss made g order; FRED 8; oIcHNER
a1sh SH st. ME NV. RE, iI siis. 'fu'A a'p'' i2i4
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery. new shipment just arrived, the
merchants, ,ns ban r,d isrrisrs, ;heEmsp aIa tour
1457 Irving st. nv, AD. $500. Washing
TIRES And TUNES. 3, $50: rood condition:
only Sl5. franklin 1885.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
MoToRCYcIN.

FRANCES MERLINS, l25 &C. g.
speed transmission, lightweight motor;
cycles ready for impediats delivery, A, J.
$50 &C.. and 800 &C. motorcycles. Some
less 500 mics He seoo ssf sRfTIsa sa MoTos oTfsosss
fsGIG fss sAHsz Ii RE car SS pas
Battery and magnetic lights. Clutch. gear
shift. IGNITION switch: steering and COM
80 miles to % gallon. cheap transportstion SPORT isn
Used Used slightly; must see to appreciate.
SSusa,IAN MOTOR scooTER-ls4s su-
tomstici excellent condition, with shield.
1sae26 oaSoRaY MoToRcYcLEs YeTE IN srocK-(a)
l946 Nortons. 500 &C. ID 1914 Harley,
81 oHv: ID 1912 Indian Chief "A; li
vile scout: ti5 ls4l indian SO. 50; "
dian cet H. Sff These nsa machines are sge priesd
Tgf bAs Snd 5ssss 5S gsasss gsEs ssvsTS afS
so so INDIAN n cRiEF: HnsF crash bars and bud
dy seat, saddle bags, past inspection, $500
cash. At B. 81 l.. l40o Florida ave; ne.
sIDE-CAR HID, 1945 model ~ passen-
HARLEY EY-DAvIDsoN 1889: sS bestelookins
son apsa ea W so s Time h hs
INDIAN 1887 Sport Scout, with I01 front
1000 miles ago; beautiful paint Job, new new
!ssas ssf aas sthts s BarS 5pshs ss' sR' g.
iNDIaN SCOUT 1889: buddy seat; good
running condition; $500. Call after
BARLEY 4s.is. speedometer shows $500
miles: tirst $500 cash, after 3 pm. 300I
Yost pl. ne. on Bladensbnrg rd, "a.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANT TO BUY I-3 bedrm. modern ranch
type house. loc. on 3-5 acres within so
miles of District. Will purchase more
ground IL nee. to secure house Give de-
WxNT 10 Bsuy 1880 acres Of level TIL
soe Man ms.nn S house mss snd 6 sdI
able: frontage on Potomac below District
pref. Give loc.. description and terms
Reply BOX Sb-1. Star. --26
Evening star., 1946-11-24
sNvEsTMEkr PROPERTY WANTED.

PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner small
white or colored houses, in any condition;
i AIN INTEREsTED in purchasins the stock
and name. Of an established and goina
sheet music and record store in Pre-
"cALI HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, If you are
now Considering selling your real estate
al a fair price; for fair trading. please
call HAIRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE-
Evening star., 1946-11-24
,oP ron SALE tc.ntl. lIhlygsT PROP WANTFp Gent,

STORE, good condition: preferably tenant
occupied with ionE-term lease must show
S$9 SS9 ,99Q 2 r Bog =, IRA sE star. a..,.. 4 :
Or unit apt. that is IN sooa condition
fair on today's market. n. q. DuNNE.
AZ. 5000 ewes. and Sunday, Mr.. Curling,
G0oD SMALL INVESTMENT property
needed for clients having substantial cash.
CHARLES y QUINN. Reaitor, 326 Pa. ave
4-FAMiiY APT. HOUSE with ssp. hestins
units. In good Sc. location. BOX 33i.x,
Evening star., 1946-11-24
GARAGES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE .GARAGE FOR RENT-csn Ss
used for double car or storage. 2736 On.
"a ssr,o T gd; u,,g.. nv. Ar; 5516.
EM EMMaeAfihUR M BLVD, nr. Cue st., reason.
GARAGE FOR RENT at the rear of 4eT
Eoek Greek Oh. rd. NV. S5 per month.
GARAGE FOR RENT, 10 8 st. NV. ss
Evening star., 1946-11-24
MONEY WANTED.

$1,000 FIRST TRUST LOAN secured on
4-rm: and bath bungalow; located in near
6y MARYLAND. Call OIL. 0719 Sunday and
ewes.
SEVERAL 81 Ist TRUST NOTES. in small
amounts, payable 50G in ! year; balance
n IN Z pr,sr yssrs Mr. Mr. POTTER, ia. 1924. =.
intefest; balance due, about 50 1000; amply
ssGureQ. ME, 2ARb -06
Evening star., 1946-11-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SINGLE HOUSE with bedrooms, not FAR
from Wardman Park Hotel, semidetached
row row, house or completely detached. EN-.
VACANT LAND or lots in Virginia. cH.
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN',--Tf You
are considering selling your real estate
at a fair price: For fair trading, please
eali HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE
Evening star., 1946-11-24
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTNG-Complets Job, s35 up
work guarantesd; GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave
DUCO REFINIsHING, no synthetics, no
enamels used; no waiting, all work guar
wIILARD's GARAGE l. PAINT SHOP,
rear 1910 l4th 81. NV. AID. $3.50. Il
Evening star., 1946-11-24
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW WAREHOUSE, corner location, zoned
industrial. can be used for most any pur-
s:e Sas nsOs saIs Rsf S
oallaas sE aass eyss s cs
trial whse., 1-story;e concrete hr.; load
ms platform heishth on p. R.R. siding.
70 70 s1GBIEf ON LEASE TERMS, 5000
50. IT. on one floor; $500 50. 1t. onl one
moor and $500 SO. It. on one flr.; CEN
trslly ioc. In NV; loading platform. Box
6SE-sToRY BRICK WAREHOUSE SAX
252y, no columns, lift. height in clesr,
Goors at each end. lotion overhead crane,
nuorescent iighting, overhead space heaters.
railroad siding available: zoned heavy In
dustry. suitable for mfg. distributing.
waLehopsing: op located on No. l highway.
St. Bridge: available on long lease. See
$500: evenings. CH. 923S.
Rosslyn Plaza, being Virginia end Of Key
Bridge: conspicuous location, approx.
7, 800 So, IT.: abroad siding with combina-
tion railroad and truck loading dock into
warehouse. Excellent location for any dis
tributor. Available at once on 5-yr. lease
See Mr., Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC,
Wash. Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, CHI g23s
Evening star., 1946-11-24
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
.oMMFRcIAL PROPERTY FOR SAFE

"a 1O1 BLADENSRURG RD."--An outstand-
ing corner property located in this rapidly
Sg ssa,Sn ssatS al yith s fro1ttsss If hoS
possibilities for commercial use, Reason
able offers solicited; subject to a lst
cation. May / explain why you should
consider this excellent deal. Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE. 1865.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

IMMEDIATE occUPANcY--I0,s00 sa. It
brick and steel roof building. e0xi SO;
sS,oQ0 81 It. Of land: central ,heattnE
for trucking. distribution or industrial
USAGE; no siding. Occupancy before. set
by appointment. Exclusive listing See
Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC,
WASHINGTON BLDG, DI $500 -27