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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-10

election, and S. B. Rogers, also Of
the board. said today he would be
a candidate to suCe ed himself, al
though he had not officially filed.
Only three commissioners are up
this year, and so far neither has
developed opposition.
ID. NJ. Glover has filed for on
stable of Watkins tov'ship, and G..
S. Eastwood has filed tor constable
OF Henderson township.
The filing deadline is 6 p. N,
this Saturday.
Recorder r. t. Clements and ST.
pelior Court Clerk f. O. Falkncr
had not filed today, although both
are expected to be candidates to
succeed themselves.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-10
Two Realty Actions
AT Deeds Office

Realty actions at the register OF
deeds office yesterday showed trans
fer of properties on Pettigrew street
and the Vicksboro road.
f. c. Kittrcll transferred a lot on
Pcttigrcw street to Pompey J. Jones
for 500 and other considerations.
Three lots on the Nicksboro road
were sold by c. J. Fleming and wife
TO +. II. Hendley and wife for Sic
and other considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-10

Yale university has just acquired
two pieces of property worth So
600, 900 in Manhattan and the Bronx,
New York City. Eli alumni proba-
bly, would have preferred, instead,
a couple Of triple-threat halfbacks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-10

More than half Of all blindness
is preventable by proper eye care,
industrial safeguards 1Cd other pre-
c~autionary measures.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-10

UNC VALKYRyE SING.
Chapel Hill. April 10.-Thc an
nual Valkyrie Sing, sponsored by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Students Plan
 Fashion Show

4 fashion show and reception will he held tomorrow at 2:30 at the KinsshuFy School gymnasium by the Eth grade students. under the direction 0f Miss Margaret colwell, fer mothers. faculty members and the ?, T. 4,
 Dresses made and designed by the models. will include school dresses. sport clothes, slaeks. mld- q sun suits, pedal pusheFs, after noon dresses and evening dresses.
 Models include MyTa BeFsteln. Joan BFodeur, Barbara Bruno. Nancy Freedman. Priscilla 0al- lagher, MaTllyn KaTn0fsky. MyTna RasteFnak. Phyllis Kenny. R0se- mary Tala, Lois ROden. Joyce Yav. eta Ann MeAllisteF and Carol Ann neFeln, The show will be in the form of . panlonime and was wTlt- ten by members of the swing class MiS Lois R0den wlll be naFFato,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
PGge0nts, BGptisnaGLs Feature Church Rites
 PrOtostants Observe Childrsn's Days
 Rapeise Convention President Visiss Cily

Yescsaey's church wggxauu8 m waterbu-y were hiuhlshSsa E Childroas Dsy pagoants, bapslzmal aersices and sessnunS.
 Sunday school chileron psesusasa pageants at Bunker Hin. soufh, Second and Third c0ngT1gattunal and Mil Plain Union ChuTchss.
 Seven young people were can- firmed at English serpiCes at FsEkt Buotler Church. They were Ds1tg Holt. Lois litfin. Richard Ruaolph, Edith Sclaaf. Edward Sich2n, Los sonderegger and Richard Wrdgit.
 BaptisInal services were held ia he morning ct Mn Plain Onion church. Bunker Hfn and sec8n6 SonRfegational Churches. and at sveninp services at Flrst Bnptlst church.
 Those baptized at Bunker nm congregational Church were. Sn- m Wells AnErave: Robert Bum
 am cole, Gary Lawrence wright.
 andra Mae Link. Paula Jean Ger lan. Dorothy Elizabeth German. Baysbara Jane Mckinley. Thomas Wakefield Gillette. Linda Lee Gil- lette. Nancy Anne Burton, William Martin Fairbank, Mary Fairbsnk. and Alan Winthrop Fairbank.
 Inc Rev. Dr John C. walker af Second Congregational Church bap- iized Douplns Bennett Brown. Joan Evelyn Davenport, Stuphen John Dillon Jacqueline Esther Kraft. Bar'bara Jean Mulville. sharon Elaine Nelly. FIrderick Al- len Morton, Curtis Carl Olander. Carol Ann Porto. Clyde Isinhard Powell. Janet Norton Royal. John Weldon Washburne, Amy Elizabeth Webersinn and Linda rsecele White
 Amasa D. Pierce. president of the Connecticut Baptist Conven- tion. and prominent laymen in the work Of the Northern Baptist Con- vention. spoke at . claildren& serV- ice at First Baptist Church ycsser- day morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Robinowitz Ends Service
 Mavy DlssAaVgss
 Six Other voulAs

Seven waserb0rlans end five We. ierbury area men were discharged from the Navy yesterday at the Lido Beach, l.. i, SeparAtion center. Waterbury discharges are:
 Gerald RabinowatG yeoman. sc. eco Cooke Street
 william E. Rnuchel. yeoman, sc. als Lincoln Street.
 Edward & Nagrabski. machlnist's a mate, Se. @ Benefit Street.
 Sterling V. StrAssnef. seaman ic, Se Welton Street,
 Edmund A. Yesinskas, aviation machlnists mate. @, lea Sunnyside Avenue.
 William R. nomm. seaman. ic. 90 william Street.
 Vincent & Nowacki. baker Sc, ss Wood Street.
 Waterbury area discharges are:
 Oino A. paRanini. seaman first class. @ Hillside Avenue. ToFring- ton.
 Bruno sabatelh. machinists mate, third class si High Street Tor ranRton.
 George A. oeerempt, ships cook, third class, % Main Street. South- ington.
 Louis R. Johnson. sonarman. sec ond class, lii walnut Street, Nau- gasuck.
 Clifford c. vogt. electricians mate. second class, Thomaston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

sideration to the group if they had represented themselves as private citizens.
 McLevy said that the Council rep resentatives were introduced to him by John W. Ring. former Socialist candidate for Congress. He added that they not only pledged their support but also sought his support in behalf Of their own proposed ef- forts to enter senatorial and other state nominees.
 Members of all clubs will be nOti- fled Of Friday nights Council meet ing. Mir Taylor said. The matter is expected to be discussed then with the appearance also of the Council representative who went to Bridge port.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Tuberculosis Specialists MeOt.Todoy
 Connecticut Sends
 Several Delegates
 To buesalo Farley

Hartford, June lO-Several tuber. culosis specialists will participate in the a2nd annual meeting of the National Tuberculosis Association which opens today at the Hotel Statler in Buffalo and will contin- ue through Thursday. pr. David R. Lyman. Medical Director. Gay- lord Farm Sanatorium. Walling- ford will make the award of the Trudeau Society on Tuesday morn ing. Dr. Kirby 8. Hewlett. Jr.. and Dr. Harold L. Ehrenkrantz. physi- clans at Laurel Heights Sanatori- unl. shelton. will discuss the Man agement Of Pneumothorax Fluids by Systematic spiration" at the
 medical section tomorrow after. noon. Miss Mabel Baird. Executive Secretary of the Connecticut Tu- herculosis Association. Hartford. will participate in a conference on heart disease programs by tuber- culoses associations this afternoon.
 Miss Marion N. Douglas. Hsrt- ford. President of the Connecticut Tuberculosis Association. is expect cd to attend the meeting. and also Dr. Joseph !. Linde. New Haven. Dr. Lyman and Professor Tra v. Hiscoek. Yale University Depart nsent of Public Health as members Of the board of directors of the Ma. tional Tuberculosis Association.
 Progress Discaasi0n
 Progress made in the control of tuberculosis in the past year and the outlook for further advances against the disease will be dis- euxsed. and approximately l500 per- sons representing the medical and nursing professions and both offi- eial and voluntary health oreaniEa- tt0ns. gre expected to attend the seaal0ns.
 Among the subjects to be dis euaeed gre recent advances in mass radlology. tuberculosis in mental tn industry, among veter- l ans of World War Fl: recent trends | tn thoracic surgery and experiments with streptomyein in treating tue group x-raying. x-ray- Ing in hospitals. rehabilltating the tuberculous. the International Health Organization and Pan-Am- eEiean Tuberculosis Association, in discussing the nationwide cam paisn against tuberculosis yester- day. said that because tuberculosis is both communicable and pre- ventable, 1t is imperative to fight it relentlessly until it is finally conquered"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Medical Discharge [Giuen Mnxurlkouich

Two Waterburians were given honorable medical discharges at the Lowell General Hospital. Fort Dev- ems. Mas. yesterday, and three other men from this city were re- leased at the separation center. Fort Dix. ~. J.
 Those released at Fort Devens were Pfc. Prank Lucian. ieo Hope Street. and Pfc. John J. Mazurki- vich, 636 Riverside Street. Capt. Thomas N. Freney. 90 Willow Street. waS released from active duty at Fort Dix. Pfc. Francesca l.. Gambini. i0Os South Main Street and Pfc. Andrew N. 6epe. 6l5 South Main Street. were discharged st Fort Dix.
 Pvt. Louis J. Paige, q Water Street, S0uthington, and Pfc. Rob- ert L. Peck. Naugatuck, were also discharged at Fort Dix,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
TGOO Youths Admit Fvuif Stand Theft

Turned over Co juvenile authofl- ties yesterday, two of four l5-yeaT- old youths who admitted assaultine two men in Library Park Saturday. told police they stole sl5 from the Chubby and Pete fruit stand on Meadow Street May 30, Inspector Joseph R. Bender said, One man. John Lynch, of 27 Pemberton Street, required hospital treatment, the inspector said.
 The four were arrested by DeLec- tiyes James Stack and Paul MOyni- han.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

Of perhaps the le do think the whether Mr. Truman MshOdist or . Baptist
 The No-popery he furious a the outcome Of the elections
 Ss out ss So. S $ Ts . S % o g ' separation o of oSSes sS State being cried up and dcSn tn land .,,.. .. 70. ,. s happened Europe glance a the other columns any Of ue impressive from tAe countries theoretically Christian ~ .,.,v
 For the issues have been reduced in Europe to their lowest d nons.ors The traditional Christian theory of the existence Of the publican Movement in France and the Christian Democrats n italy
 put forth by the Comunis And the dssnancsed ntsecsua represented w such Leon Bluma banded together Socialists
 The collapse she legal governments Europe
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 ss in confidential s ~ Utter when y.S , M % .S:S' .O 0ss m m h . ceremony as harbaFe as t s Umeele , ,, by cod to %sn@diScty and ndrectSor there right and there neither We can't have both ways Our weak
 s wild adherence the dogma that and al that sx. They indulgence no sspsraen All
 We examine heritage of aw and morality we must rsae Souh e prism of psiuGes 1t al there i the SooE: and grim page Is bens added to grim page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Catholic Thought and Opinion On Things Seporote ond United
 By REV. JAMES ]. SULLIVAN
.oRNTLY, WITn cARg'

A column European eiecllons with deal Of obte minds that, ohated about the Pope the White back again about the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Club Council Meets Friday On Politics
Clubs May Demand ShOwdO' On Reported McLevy Move

A move designed to disband the Council of Community Clubs was said to be under consideration by members Of various local communi- sy clubs comprising the OrganiEa- tion.
 A meeting of the Council will be held Friday at the Platts Mills club to discuss the report that members Of the Council called upon Mayor Jaspar McIevy. Bridgeport's So- cialist mayor. and pledged support of the Council in the coming state elections.
 William O. Taylor. chairman and president of the East End Com munity Club. said today that some "determination will be made Of the situation at Fridays meeting" He said also that he would urge cen- sure of the two or three members who called upon McLevy."
 Members of various community clubs today considered action whereby they would withdraw the membership of respective cluhs from the Council. The East End and Washington Park clubs meet tomorrow night. Other club meet ings are said to be scheduled for the week. Most of these clubs have specific by-laws which forbid po- litical participation.
 Council members who called upon Mayor McL1evy did so as indi- viduals and not Council representa- tives. they clain," Mir. Taylor said today.
 This was disputed by club mem- bers who are bitterly opposed to the move. The latter contend that McLevy would have not given con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Mr., Mrs. CIub Plan .SEragUbevvy FeskiuGl

4 strawberry Festival and street fair gtll be sponsored by the Mr and Mrs, Club of Gt. Johns Epis- cOpal Church June is, i1. and ib, Proceeds will he used toward famine relief and reconstruction 0l churches and hospitals in ser dey' astated regions,
 The event, which sill he held at the parish house on West Main Street, will have various carnival attractions. Included sill be . strawberry supper, novelty sales, pony rides. games, fortune telleTs' magielans, and door prizes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

and Miss Carol Ann Bergin will be in charge of the music.
 4 reception end tea will follow with models and mothers as guests of the ?. T. 4. Mrs. James SynOtt, chsrman Of the school program e0nimittee. will be in charge of ar arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

The mineral jade exists iD ell e0lors. the amount Of iron present being the determining factor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Rotary To Hear
 .Cifv Controller

speaker ct . meeting Of the Ro- taFy Club tomorrow noon at The Elton sill he City Controller Neil Maloney. Naleney will discuss the city pension system. Final plans for a "Ladiss Night" program at The Elton. June is. will be made. pr, William s. Sims. humorist. will speak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
James ?. Mcdonnell
 Es GunnerN rnndnnfe

James ?. Mcdonnell of Water bury was among ls graduates of the 0unneFy School at Washing ton. Conn. who received diplomas as commencement exercises Satur. day.
 Judge Carroll c. Hincks of the District Court in New Haven, . former Waterburian, vas the priE- cipai speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

may, somehow or other, DC mesmerizeu Into any number of European plots and counter-ploB. What Mfr. Taylor accomplished during his years @ repre- sentative of the President at the Vatican wtn one aay be revealed. And N will prove Mir. Taylor one { the great and competent citizens Of the nation.
 1t is an ugly little prejudice that can't be made to ook like principle.
 TIE ELECTIONS IN EUROPE
 But we started to talk about the elections The news reports headline the elections n Holland as victory for the Catholics. The MRP in France b the Catholic Party. The Christian Democrats are the Catholic Party h Italy Americans-ce
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Troop 22 Holds GveyskOne Tests

6eontmaster J. B. Williams con ducted tests for four members oi Troop 2a at 6reystone yesterday Those passing the tests were James Burns. ls mile hike; Peter Signori, nature; Joseph sessaulniers, second class test in first air. and Robert 1aFTee, cooking, Barry Emmons accompanied the group on the hike.
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 London has new color named Candy Pink, and girls "just love it."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

For his sNslEless attitude. un- ealaering devotion G duty and his emserpFise an developing the hlxlely successful en-she- tsb arain- ing program now in force d C0rusal," Panama Canal Zone. Cant. Nlichnel C. Blamsllela has been awarded the Army Com- gnenanaion Rlbbon. The son of Attorney and Mrs. Michael V. nlannaela. assa West Main Saeea, he served as chief civilian per ~~nnel omrpr. a grnauaae of Crosby Gzlgh School and Oefneh TYnlverslav rapaain Blansglela is mWg on leave here.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

PHYSICIANS, DENTIsTS-ofnces in down
town, modern S-story building. elevator
spection, 10 am. to pm. Possession.
March LIST. See resident manager. THE
EQUrTABLF, 1909 G st. NV. -25
WILL SHARE furnished once. also mail
and phone address. MRS. SHEA. 500
sRooM AND BATH SUITE, 10th st. NV
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & co, ME 54oo. A
Complete Real Estate Institution. az
ROOMS, near 21st on K ST. n.w.-Ap-
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-s1oo. sio5,
$3.50 per floor; 2nd and 3rd floors: 1906
zoos H st: NV. Apply manager, EBBITT
HOTEL. 9th and H sts. NV. 5
DOCTORS OFFICE-Larse basement, pr-
vate home, In residential section Of ne.
Call no. s319 after pm. -22
DOWNTOWN, approx. $4,000 50. IT., not In
office bldg; new furniture incl. Q exec, 8
sec'y desks. tables, chairs; 5 phone lines:
s1s s1so sgs mo rent; spsr s116o cash as entgss,.
SUITE OF OFFICES and another off
ofices available March l.; may be sub
divided into smaller units; located 1905 @
st. NV, opposite AAA Bldg, near State
Dept. Telephone RE. 29s6. -26
LARGE WINDOW for display and once
space or can have large room. near 18th
and sts NV. Reply Box 24-M, Star.
TWO LARGE adjoining rooms, downtown
section, near Government departments:
prefer trade associations. Box 215-L Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
SUBURBAN sALe-MARYLAhp.

SILVER SPRING-A very desirable Groom
and bath brick veneered home in excellent
condition; oil h.-w.h. with concealed radia-
tors, large living room with fireplace, full
basement, 2-car garage and shed for work
shop; located near Georgia ave. In the
Silver Spring area. Priced at S12,500 on
Mr ssEm; seiG EXCLUSIVE Us sssH Nth E. S. PRICE CO.
GEORGE n Williams co.-sm acres.
msrcisli Fer f,li on G9esvils rs real s.rsaln
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS Co.-very valu-
able piece Of commercial property on Balti-
more and Washington boulevard For full
details call Mr.. Leonardo, UN. 1900. -22
'itchen. fun basement; near shopping a
s enter; sGhools and bus. CLYDE r.
oLNEY = Large two-story frame. IDEAL
tourist. tourist heme on ooJ Price Ss'S5o. 81. 5000;
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Ideal for inn
or estate: near olney. Nd. Large brick
Mr.. Iseli 81. 5000: evenings sH. 1920.
s-RooM BRICK-Fine, new condition; Q
baths, fioored attic, oil heat: splendid
neighporhood: immediate occupancy: ST.
500. ROBERT MAGEE. WA. 1914 until g.
HYATTsvnLE. DETACHED BRICK&rine
Ss hss sosEaT 5sf%s Ma
s-RooM new sRIck-rodsys best buy:
splendid constructions; prompt occupancy;
ERT NAdEL WA. 1914 until 8. SSS
Evening star., 1946-02-21
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA.

e-sToRY DETACHED HOMES - Wooded
lots. 1000 So 1t, or more: GIs preference;
APPROX s6s per mo nclddes taxes aeS insur se
ance,. principal. interest for yrs. $50 pei
mo thereafter; living room. dinette. kitchen
provements completed. To reach: mile.
10y Sq cOlg6s sas gTs sS O.f
oDe1 1os eETSs asy MeNTosa sxse Roa
fTSlaf!'s aoME wifi fFfnt NSSME SSosf cs 1888 h
families, having living rooms. FIRE;
Sedrooms. baths baths. Eohs It IS very Convenient %
located to washington: II interested in :
setup Of this kind, call MANNAS REALTY
CO. 291s wilson blvd.' Arlinston oSSL
WEIf. IooK-A-HERE-s1o,5oo, $500
esSh sS5 month Modern a-stoEy brieol
bus Zone; fuii T Ssse@ent. s Kitchen e III with fGf
range and refrigerator; living room. dinini
sooa and hom. sfa sh.t 0a a sell
%lSsn $S;s sISa ~
Of Arlington; needs completely redecorating
Has bedrooms and bath, full basement
large wooded corner lot: For further In
HYos IIFos''Gai PARk ss sGNGaIow. eH convenient
eompletely furnished: oil heat REAL ES.
TA1T ID cf sE6SX5GE' SSsf 1Nc'' Lee hwy a. aiso'
vAcANTl cooi Newly renovated. .ttracfiv.
2-yr;.old 5-rm. brick bungalow: large liv'
yenientiy located near M Fails "a i Church. Va
sfe ea HaRSEk aiS terms ss s nsPsss Rssors sns Tf m
!. =; ( caEssol l . s. Il o1ss. After once hours
AIRING NGTONN4-bedroom center-hall Co.
lonial stone home on the ridge. with pan
oramic view of the city and Potomac
large fireplace, den, sun parior. screened
porch. half bath and guest closet, large
or has mdn st spseoa,
and baths: foored attic fully Insulated
with 36-inch ventilating fan, large lock.
81 eT closets; basement has very lars,
complete bath; laundry and toolroom;
hot-water heat; indirect radiation. II yot
are looking for home with every re.
Without delay: We beiieve this is ses one 'n,i u
many years. ss4, 300. j. LEE PRIcs q.
2303 Arlington Ridge rd,, Jackson 1904
TO-DAY oNLY-This beautiful e-rm. resi-.
dence with full basement containing maid
rm; and fun bath. oil h.-wh. lst a
Colonial fireplace and ceiling -height mir.
SIDE porch, wit6 entrances from 6otf
Kitchen and dining dining rm mn, 2pd has extra
nice sized bedrms;. full tiled bath. with
attic. built-in garage situated on lars.
&ss sss ou hv to se prSs l
/ block to open sirn, 3601 No. Aibemari,
st., Arl., Va; Mrs. Benson Will be ct prop
a i!Sa aSsa VI w!aa sva soleaAt ea ssss: sssstal &
Evening star., 1946-02-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

CAPITAL VIEW VALET SHOP has a space
for 2-chair barber shop For information
call Lincoln i, 9693. to 7:3o pm, ask for
DOWNTOWN-Desirab office or business
building, approximately $4,000 SO. #, avail
able within 80 days. RIDpELL REALTY
CO. l742 K st. NV, d. 1900. -26
STORES, warehouses. Offices, specializing
In commercial and industrial properties
Will build to suit your requirements. Lo-
csttons available. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
aCONNEcTIcUT AVE. LOCATION, - A
very nice 4-story bldg. located in the 260O
block and near the Shoreham Hotel is
available on a long term lease to a quali-
ned party who will be permitted to remodel
the ground floor for an exclusive store or a
high-class restaurant. For further in
formation call HARRY I, FRIEDMAN
WiscoNsiN WfHase; Sin AVE- 1fo' NEAR W sr-wiii i'm.
prove lot 25 it. wide for long lease
EEoUis +: SHOEMAKER, lie K st. NV
A BAKERY PLANT with excellent store
fronting on good downtown street Just of1
main thoroushfare. Call at 236 Wood
ward Building
Evening star., 1946-02-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE MANY CALLS for low-priced
property in the vicinity of Hyattsville II
you want to sell your home, call JOHNSON.
BUILDER DESIRES PROPERTY for devel-
opment Of small houses, State location.
WHAT CAN You OFFER US within a 35-
mile radius of D. CT Please state price
and terms. Thank you. P. o. Box 107,
Arlington, Va. 25s
modern homes nearby Va; subst cash;
possess. 30 to 80 days; $1,000 to Sl4,-
600: no agents Box 210-L, Star. 23'
Evening star., 1946-02-21
SUBURBAN sALE-VJRGINIA.

NEAR LEE BLVD. and Glebe I'd. Arl., v
Il acre with frame bungalow. $1,000:
possession April /: reasonably financed
For further Particulars, call MANNAs
REALTY 6E CO.. 291s Wilson blvd. Gil or
< WH2fE RAMBLER. comfortable and
lovely living room with fireplace, dining
room. and kitchen with plenty of cup
boards. 2 bedrooms, each large enough
upstairs another large bedroom, bath
with stall shower and upstairs den or
playroom; Oil heat, copper plumbing and
detached garage. Needs about $4,000,
balance on one trust. SIS ger month.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC, Lee hwy.
at Glebe rd. Gil. 056l 22
Va, "a blk. from bus; rms. modern;
needs no repairs; very easy terms. For
details call MI. 6661.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
OEEic.ES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-Approx. 1900 sq. It.
Of office space suitable for dividing into
20 offices; in downtown location. Box 49,
PUBLIC STEN0GRAPHER desires one
room office in central location: can be part
OF suite Decatur 694s after pm: 81
fiee space, downtown Washington. CH.
OFFICE SPACE WANTED. approximst.l,
500 to 1000 square feet, needed By Anrii
lst. Box 332-J. Star. ga
PEDIATRICIAN desires ONCE space in
OFFICE SPACE and attorneys services,
part time; opens some desirable contacts
EXCHANGED: please write fully. EWING
@C0CkRRELL. @ BELL. U. s. Federation Of Justice.
REQUIRE l large or small rooms for
immediate occupancy. SWEDISH MARI
TIME COMMITTEE, DE 27s3.