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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-04
Mt. Victory Section

Jack Chamberlain and son, Stevie,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Chamberlain, of Mar
ion.
Card of Thanks
Words cannot express our heart
felt thanks and deep appreciation
for the many kind acts, floral Of
ferings and expressions of SYM
pathy during the recent illness and
death of our loved one.
The Wagner family
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Miller, of
Lewisville, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Miller, of New Albany, Ind,
visited over the weekend at the
home of their brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Miller
and family.
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Alexander were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Alexander and Mrs. Flor
ence Offinger, of Clevenad; Mr..
Earl Melching, of Los Angeles; Mr..
Foster Alexander, of West Liberty;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Thompson,
of Marion.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Smith,
of WeSterville, a former pastor of
Mt. Victory, visited at the homes
Of Mrs. R. B. Cowgirl and L. S,
DickeHjon, Monday afternoon.
They report the oldest son, Chest
line, is now located in Berlin, Ger
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whips, of
Mt. Victory, entertained en- Feb.
"a with d birthday diner in honor
of their son, Charles Whips, of
Marion, and grandsons, Marion
Foreman and Richard Foreman.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
lewis kcrns, Betty Foreman,
Richard and Robert Foreman, Mrs.
Lucille Roberts and daughter,
Phyllis: Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Fore
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whips,
of Marion, and the host and host
eSS.
Mrs. Mae Swysgood, of West
Mansfield, is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Skidmore.
Norman Rizor spent Saturday
afternoon at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wallace.
Out of town relatives that at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Edward
Wagner last Thursday were Mrs.
Margaret Myers, William Myers,
and Carl Myers, of Akron; Floyd
Lytle, Robert Lytle, Hattie Disben-
net and daughter, Leila, William
Rowe, Agnes and Maxine Rowe, of
Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sar-
gent, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Sar-
geant, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clingerman, of Bellefontaine; Mrs.
Lola Kinsey and Mrs. Margaret
Searson, of Kenton.
The Country Church of Christ
convention, held in Kenton last
] Sunday, was attended by several
! members of our local church. An
alI-day meeting was enjoyed with a
pCt-luck dinner served at the noon
| hour.
Miss June A's'elfcller was
weekend guest at the home OF
John Quellette and family, in Col
/ umbuS.
The Happy Lyme Class of the
Rhinehart Church enjoyed an oyr
stcr supper last Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| lin Heilman. The devotional hour
w9S in charge of the vice president,
Franklin Heilman, after which
group singing was enjoyed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. FIRE.
mont Johnson and son, Larry; Mr..
and Mrs Harry Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Chamberlain and son. Jimmy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl FultS and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis TsChudy, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis LutZ and Dale,
Mrs. Marion Ealy, Mildred Ealy,
and Mrs. Leila White. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-04

Kindle, Elinor Harder, Harold
Orth, Dick White, Walter Gavin,
Franklin Gillifillan, Bertha Nc
Cullough, the honored guest, Dale
Fister, and the hostess.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-04
By MRS. NELLIE FOREMAN

Mrs. Fred Kavanaugh and grand
children, Michael Lee and Geor-
gene, spent Tuesday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cronlcy
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Carr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

A bundle of paradoxes transcend
ing common sense is the flaming
stovepope"-the ram jet engine
with which, in a reasonably near
future, Army Air Force officers are
confident man will travel more than
twice as fast as is possible by any
means known today.
1t is big metal tube open at
both ends, but with the front end
slightly larger than the rear Up
to a speed of about 400 miles an
hour it is useless. Air simply flows
through it and nothing happens.
But once this speed is attained the
air through which it passes cannot
escape through the smaller rear end
as fast as it is scooped in by the
front end.
Consequently certain amount of
this air is compressed inside the
tube. That is the meaning of the
term ram The tube is like a
battering ram pounding against air
iAi oAA iiiSAopSb ppoSI.
IgniteS Kerosene Fuel.
Compressed air is very hot-hot
enough to cause spray of kerosene,
which is admitted to the tube from
/ tanks on the sides. to burst into
flame. The result Is a great and
sudden expansion of the air, equiva-
lent to continuous and terrific ex-
plosion. The force of the explosion
comes out of the smaller rear end
and the plane is driven forward on
the same principle as would be the
case with rocket-or the back kick
of a gun stock against the shoulder
The faster the stovepipe moves
through the air. the greater the
amount of air scooped in. Also, the
greater the speed, the greater the
ramming effect in COMPRISING the
air. AS result less fuel is needed
to cause the quick expansion, or
explosion, which drives the plane.
1 Consequently, the faster it goes,
the less fuel it requires and the less
fuel it burns the faster it goes.
Some Drawbacks.
/ Its theoretical speed is infinite,
but probably speeds above 5000
miles an hour will always be out
Of the question. Not much more
than 1000 miles an hour in a man
occupied plane is considered on the
bounds of practically at present.
The ram jet has some real draw
backs, Air Force officers point out
1t doesn't start to function at
speeds below 400 miles an hour, so
some other means must be used to
attain these threshold speeds.
! 1t will cease to function at about
l6 miles altitude because there will
not be enough air, or enough oxygen
to keep it going. 1t is best adapted
for attitudes of about 8 miles where
the amount of oxygen it gathers and
the air resistance it encounters are
most ideally balanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

Hospital, with II diplomas presented
by Mrs. David E. Finley, chairman
of the District Red Cross Volunteer
Special Services.
Members of the class were
Mrs. Thomas L. Ayers, Mrs. Leon
Borlick, Mrs. James P. Conway,
Mrs. Edgar Davis, Mrs. John E.
Feighner, Mrs. Samuel Flung, Mrs.
Paul Kaplan, Mrs. Emil K. Meac-
ham, Mrs. Oscar J. See, Mrs. Fred
Sinclair, Mrs wellington B. Sullivan
and Mrs. William E. Tate.
Brig. Gen. F.. R. Kerr, director of
special services of the Veterans
Administration, addressed the grad
yates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
U. S. Attorneys Office
Drops Hammond CHARGE

The United States Attorneys Of
hce yesterday dropped charges of
possessing numbers slips against
Jenkins Hammond, 48. colored, of
the 500 block of Second street NV.
The action was taken after Judge
Walter ]. Casey in Municipal Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A-13
Il,

granted a defense motion for re-
turn of seized property and sup
preston Of evidence taken in
Hammond's arrest last Friday, on
the ground it was seized against
his will and without a search
warrant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

the ARMY GROUND FORCES
WILL teach YOU A TRADE

You may learn any Of 200 different
interesting skills or trades-and pre-
pure yourself for successful. we'll
paid career either in the Army or
civil life if you enlist now in the
new Regular Army Ground Forces.
Over three-qudrters Of million
have joined up already. MAKE IT
A MILLION! All the facts ore at your
nearest Army Camp or Post. or U. S.
Army Recruiting Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Thin Air Of Shakespeare Limits
Altitude Of Flying Stovepipe'
By Thomas R. Henry

It's real topnotch efficiency is not
reached at speeds below $50 miles
an hour. Thus the ram jet will
never be of much use for strato-
sphere or superstratosphere fighting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
Gray Lady Graduation
Held at Mount Alto

Graduation exercises for the
sixth Red Cross Gray Lady class
were held yesterday at Mount Alto
Evening star., 1946-09-28

which will contain all the neces-
sary fundamental matters, being
about one-f1fth the volume of any
ordinary code, will, of course, cost
much less and will therefore reach
a much greater proportion Of the
population of the country"
Evening star., 1946-09-28
2 Area Rental Housing
Projects Are Approved

Two new District area rental
housing projects to provide "a new
dwellings for veterans were ap-
proved this week by the local Fed
eral Housing Administration office,
James A. Hewitt, District director
said today.
The projects follow: 125 Reed ave-
nue., Alexandria, SO units, Alvin L.
Aubinoe and Mark Winkler, spon-
sors. financed with a 27-year, 4 per
cent mortgage of $204, 600 insured
by F'HA, and Manor Circle, Takoma
Park, % units, Joseph E. Smith and
Ronald S. Sensemen, sponsors. f.
nanced with 27-year, 4 per cent
mortgage of $185 900.
Construction on both projects is
expected to begin soon.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
STANDARD Code
Continued From Page R-1l

tors who handle work in different
cities Of the great burden of having
to become acquainted with a num-
Der of different codes" and "save
the time and efforts of untold num-
bers Of men in many cities in the
rewriting and revising of building
codes"
75 Per cent Saving Possible.
The conferences code, Mr.. Lee
predicted, would save as much as
rs per cent of the cost generally
borne by city in keeping its build
ing code up to date.
General chairman Of the confer
ence's committee drafting the code
Is Albert H. Baum, st. Louis build
ing commissioner. Some IA chap
ters of the code will receive COM
mittee scrutiny at Memphis, while
the conference at large will discuss
the second draft of a prefabricated
buildings chapter.
The conferences proposal differs
Evening star., 1946-09-28

from most existing codes in that It
is performance code written In
three parts. The first part covers
only essential requirements not apt
to change from year to year, while
the second part. called the con-
struction code, will state ways and
means of meeting these require
ments and will be in loose e-leaf form
so that amendments to it can read
lily be made.
Part 3 of the code will be a
smaller community supplement, de-
signed for municipalities without
the technical personnel competent
to administer the other parts, and
will contain charts and diagrams
providing the sizes of joists, rafters,
etc., to be used under certain con-
ditions.
Mr.. Lee anticipates that the pro-
posed code will simplify enforce
ment problems because, he said, "the
basic code proper (parts / and y
Evening star., 1946-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IDEAL CORNER STORE and apartment.
/ st st.. s.w., suitable for grocery store or
fixttures oil heat and in excellent Condition.
psncy.. Only si4,soS, terms: Business
o Rs 4 Htste fnstn
Gs tisn is,s. hsls MAJ sr NJ NwSS.r. 500
sisting of 10 rooms and a large basement.
1t is ideal for q concern in need of ofices
or business location and desiring to 10
mercial and priced to sell. Cali HARRY +.
gRdEnoMMAMNE R6Gsfr E6 fhss located
New York ave. between 4th and 5th. The
owners Of several houses located in this
vicinity will consider selling at fair price
now. CaH HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
sEi sas. I WIS. WIS AVE. N.w.-aox11e,. extending
from from, Wis. r ave- ave; to 9th St and should be
aasSsg a5SsSas ss!SSIRRaMS Eass r. 81
ner detached brick residence containing IA
rooms and baths: completely furnished;
possession sar can sa,, be siyen This property Is
men Business property department. LEO
M. BERNSTEIN q CO, "A Complete Real
DOUBLE CORNER FOR sALE-The ad-
Joining properties, consisting Of 9th and
offered as an entirely for Immediate sale
A 100T location for many businesses suit
able in this vicinity. Investigate this now
cs,' HARRY !. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE
CORNER 9th AND r SITS. N.w.-A 1000
location which should be investigated by q
concern desiring to locate in the downtown
area: 42x102, and priced to sell. Call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE .1166.
STORE WITH APARTMENTS above IN the
many Government departments There
are no leases Property will provide an
immediate home for your business. Busi-
ness property department, LEO M. BERN
STEIN a. CO., "a Complete Real Estate
Institution" 1x16 X st. NV. ME. b400.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

WEsTM0RELAND HILLS, Wasninston's s
Largs wooded hemesises. within i block Of
WHITE Oh seesdsss ,s and am vs. % 1ssi bH
sysnlnss H1finRrsn end Gs supda, nnm. srmn,.
sessi0ssns s'' .vs terms ss A. 8 ss{iA {fARozzA
dsy.lo,Ssne 9N.n $500 for s,s. .scss lot in large
KAY ns7F sxfE sDso co ks ks o 9o
oSE s BIoek eSssli RON aSs pis1k1cr LINE in
ssaa during ~eef. K nseS ess e. r.
GMGyy Gp1S I2.h Ghisr ss n;w5 to Pm;
frentase Of ia feet which carries IS Special sa
tTansporta..on: this lot was purehassd By By
having been transferred we are are authorized e
+ ddets sS pssf S 8 fUR 9SG Ss qHNsk Ne sss sH
BEVERLY eSifE Hills. % Alex. ts.n yah "a ny lots on
sso sna loo p IT 1ys deep sas $4,000 each Cali after
BExuTIFuL WOODED Lofs. u acre or
more. in Bradley. Hills Grove. exclusive
fSiIaRsF5 ZIP ssss5en oh t. ssss & front
zoned B-40;. about 10 blks from Roosevelt
base h1Sh sehSE1: sfdoypa suitable fer or family
fSsrasN fsss; Eli ssSf 2Sk.. west of Ga. ave. NV
ssaTt assed deph eai 50 p.sed sed e Streets Fl s san
sponBs nss6 churchss schools bot
" block ME from 1a1 pennsylvan,.
81 issitseas ok ssefSos5s sss5os Gsg5a! seo
SANDERS sTh 2Ess 1927 Pennsylvsnis ave. Sc.
TEMPLE HILLS SUBDIVISION, 3 miles
from Q, c.; electricity, water Hills that
acre. s5o ho@s f9r SfnsIs%an
Psnnsylyania asxI aS ave; Sc. TR; 1858. Z:
means barssin. Lo1Is T. GioGSi saoEMAknR, dhss
aPhnfMENF ils Ii rT srrEsEnoasn e. 1ass land for
group; zoned 4o-A; located near 18th IA and q
msher snnday SsTse5s af x ASK for Mss
APARTMENT siTE11so 2 ~ feet as front. n lion, on
high ground with view from rear; the old
ss nss there noY rented At
sRpENSbSakca,,.a ! s fiss
Puhlic Health Service; lot 6oxi4o feet
A1dPaARaTMENT HOUSE sITE-corner lot,
sas rR avs ssss e C. DE'eS B. auRpHY K ~ AT
SILVER SPRING. adjoining Montgomery
cilities. excellent for subdividins $4,000
OWNER. ewes, RA 1909
40e PER SO. FIJI. 900 So IT. of land,
zoned for apartments, In close-in Arlington,
Va. disable for 2Q-unit building, leaving
$500 50. It. for parking: $4,000 trust now
exists. Call Carroll Bickle, COLONIAL
ton. Va. CHI 5654. OK O575
OFF 10th ST. NW.-Beautiful Shepherd
Park (2 blocks north of Kalorama I'd }, lots,
5qx100 ft.,. only $3.50; other lots any
width or depth; beautiful corners; only
$3.50 up. SHAPIRO, INC. 1106 Yer
HaITneRR mSnt sys RT HoMEs,rT ME ~ i7a
on improved street and next to beautiful
home Of local architect in popular section
Of Arlington, north Of Glebe rd beautifully
wooded, it offers restful. peaceful setting
for a better-type home. Price, $500,
GI. 1906. KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI
NEAR 10th ST. N.w.--s choice lots near
wide. about 130 feet deep. with beautiful
available ss,sso Der per- lot: t. In pfsfshi spiendid
high-elass neighborhood. BEAIs. TURNER
4 CO., l105 Vermont ave. RA OsS5.
TWo Tors ON QUEBEC ST., cleveland
Park, adjoining house number 37O6 Quebec
St, in me section. half block to streetcar:
IS 900 for two lots. Lot On Utah ave-, 41x
100. between Northampton st. and Ne
braskA ave., S2.350. Lot 50x100, adjoin-
ine corner Stephenson and 29th sts, CHEVY
HEAIi TURNER 8 Co, iI05 Vermont e' ave
0666 or National $751; As
Evening star., 1946-02-06

FARMS, FARMS, FARMS = Call JOHN
BURDoFT colesville. Nd. Phone Ashton
sss saa , ACRES. sRsffs grazing land: house. man,
good springs, mi. from Front Royal, Va:
seryieeable and profitable. Inquire Box
NEARBY MD. FARM and hatchery. CON-
pletely equipped; ready for immediate
niles niles from n 5 e. line. iG.00e'Bfi RoBEsr eMAoEE,
DAIRY FARM BARGAIN, with house, To-
now In fun production and has been in
are under cultivation or in pasture. ali Of
od srmhoase xn snssk with tSSn6Ps 5as
modern sst! @ dairy barn barn with stsnchions for 20 %
large workhouse, butcher house, hoehouse.
% chicken house, 2 garages, one double the
'na miles from aRS esRfI Md sf ..
aIs5esd iaRs5ond cS raj Buy 4 sis:5oo; terms i
MONTGoMERY CoUNTY-LovveSly 74-acrs
stSsa Foo Shisssn and turkey Sa farm win
fireplace: 10 acres Of woodland, balance in
stream and sparkling spring water. JOHN
BuRDoFI, Colesville, Nd. Phone Ashton
3I5 ACRES. Montgomery County. Farm
at foot OF Sugar Loaf Mountain. two houses
With electric: good barn and other out
i purchaser desires Priced to sell. VIM.
s; as. Nj sal or NO 5sfass; s4S5. 'sO' is'n
Nd. seyen-room stone house. barn and
other outbuildings; The house is worth
No s475 cal alter M sRaFk Nj s244
ATTENTION senators, consressnaen aE4 n S' and and
Sesgu sbedFoom s brick estste aeN ssf s ssths hss
sogss VIII Ssth msP s SHADE !rss .i
buildings. all in GOOD condition including 1oE Old
equals any 5ooacFe farm. frn is' IS in aefs The
more gG iaad avs1abie i necessaTy Modern
poultry house for 800 layers; lovely en-
farm from Highway. The il income ONE from aaa
more 4 GpeFa,sd a :. owner repairing
S,sr Sgs; reO%n1atIns E1..i13Y distance john Bur
DS0.Fr' IS.Fsr' colesyille. Nd. Call Ashton, Nd.
s3 ACRES, Is miles from D. C. in vir-
saaa. glnia, nlss nearly s.miie frontage on hard
other necessary outbuildings, some i've
$4,000, terms. Call OWNER, Elk. 1882,
175-AckE FARM near Fairfax Court
RRoussi Rov Thits or colored: price. $4,000.
EXCEPTIONAL SACRIFICE for immediat.
County. Va, on beautiful Potomac estu-
sry, excellent anchorage, fishing, oysters;
60 acres cultivated. excellent soil Groom
dwelling, electricity: tenant house, farm
pqllaings: Sl2:5oO: must be sold at once.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata. Nd.
MONTGOMERY AND HOWARD COUNTY
230 acres-Modern dairy farm complete
with stock and machinery.
81 acres-Modern dairy farm, 2 houses;
excellent cropping farm
230 acres, Colonial brick home excellent
stock and cropping farm.
2S0 acres, on two State roads, nicely
located; good for dairy or farming
125 acres. close to D. c.: 11-room house
modern improvements: good buildings.
123 acres, on hard road: 35 acres
meadow; modern improvements; Food
buildings
81 acres, modern home, on State road,
located IN hunt country.
l57 acres. 2-story log cabin, on hard
roao; good cropping land
IA acres-Excellent homesite on Gath
ersburs- rs-Laytonsville highway Call Mr.
Brosius, Siigo 5400: eve. and Sun, Ellicott
Georgia ave
Evening star., 1946-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY For RENT

STORES, warehouses, offices; specializirls
In commercial and industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
CALI HARRY I. FRIEDMAN II your bust.
ness property is for rent. Every precau-
tion is taken by me In securing desirable
srnnar tenant fsE RE y91; ,,ae HARRY I, FRIEDMAN,
fHiab ffHKs6' FEodR. FL ho0 1870 G ST. Nw.-rhr..
exhibit salesTooms for feminine wear.
nn naVing prsmisss female employees only. Apply
II GsDTsTRIAL eHsmaisii SITE, fronting 200 #. on
River road ] mile from District line. con-
tanning 10000 So, It. Railroad siding
available. Will erect building to suit ten
ant on Iong-term lease. MARTIN Nc
INERNEY, Owner, Investment Building.
L ST. NV. between goth and e1st sts.:
over 100-ft. frontage and Ia, ,000-sq -ft.
area to SOFT, alley: ideal location for
antomotiye or other types Of wholesale. and
market; lu owner will erect 1-story building
blueprints available for further discussion.
Shown She BY app appointment. WEAVER BROS,
18th AND EYE SITS. NV. AREA. near
Medical Center: owner has authorized us
TO procure tenant on long-term lease. for
building to be erected as soon as possible
up TO or stories. 43-ft,, frontage. area
sppointmsnt 81 WEAvHR Hse BRos sex SPSyn iNc 5 81
14th ST. NV, close in. attractive building
with elevator, containing about $500
square feet: immediate possession: rent,
$4,000 per year. Box 355-H. Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
WALTER G. M. FIELDS, Attorney,

Investment Building.
DlssaRcr stasss for oogsr sRs psEct oE gNTEp
Holding Probate court.MNo. Sc, 647. Ad.
mIinistration MI + This Is to Give Notice:
land has obtained from On tn the Prob Probate II o Court
OF the District of Columbia. Letters of Adj.
mainistration mn on the estate Of Stella Theresa
Esri. EEsrrari. late Of the District Of Columbia,
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
tne same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticatsd, to the subscriber, on or be-
from all benefit Of said estate. Given
qpdsr ,pds my hana this 2ssh day Of January.
bid ave, Baltimore, Nd. Seal Atfest.
VICTOR s. MERSCH, Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro.
ARRTHUR MRGHtFI j HI5AN1, T4aGI, sheIsham nuildinEi
DIsTRIcT COURT oF THE UNITED
HoIdins ssSses pfOsata for the District Of Columbia
ministration.-Th is to Give Notice.
That the subscribers, Of the Stats of Warv..
iand land and the District OF Columbia. respec-
coart Of afs the ~ ffom ths Probate
Of Administration on the estate Of KAN
arine x. tKate1 Martin. late OF the Dis
srict Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
hereby warned to exhibit the same same. wits afs
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated.1
20 20 the subscribers, on Or before the 24th
may by law be excluded from ali Senet't 'aney g
Said estate. Given under our hands mi. "
2y Z5th gay Of January. 1946. ARTHUR J'
= FFHihASpi kRh1.tz Bsthssda, , Maryland; MICHAEL
test: VICTOR 5, MERscsH. Ss isssis sssi;s.r At; :;
Of the Probate Court ~ fes "a. sos sosf-
Continued on Next Page.1
Evening star., 1946-02-06
LOTS FOR SALE tcon,. j

WoODsTDE PARK, MD.-Large wooded
homesite, s9'x177., well developed, re-
Convenient to shopping, transportation.
schools and churches; $4,000. OWNER,
APARTMENT LOT. 55xs7. northwest cor
ner Of 33rd and Ely sts. Sc, all city irn-
and public schools. good level lot. Price,
$500. Aso small lot st the northwess
NV. paved streets, all improvements. VIII
Of lot and plans OF house, SI,I50. BEALI,
TURNER & CO., Randolph 0885. National
6131. Ss
SUMMIT PARK-corner residential lot,
50x12S. 3Sth st. Sc, all facilities, 80, $50.
SCOTT 4p SANDERS MP 2s27 Pennsylvania ssys.
HOLLYWOOD, "a block from Pennsyivanis
ave. at Texas ave. Sc, overlooking Capital;
all facilities; 50x123x133; $3.50. SCOTT
SANDERS. 1927 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
BUILDERS AND suBDIvIDERs. sttentionI
1875 900 SO. It. at Both and Tennyson SITS.
NV, $4,000. Act now. Call RA. 1043.
GLOBE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED--A shop in good shopping area,
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation OF frozen custard establish
ment: Phone AID. s027. 8 to 8. except
BUMDING.-1.000 to 1000 sq. It.. suit
able for sheet-metal shop; Immediately
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED = tn.
your protection In receiving the n1arket
value, it may be very profitable to have
me represent you. I am at your service.
Gali sno HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE
WANTED--Floor space on 1st floor or a
garage. between 1000 to $500 square It,
Florida ave. ne.
Evening star., 1946-02-06
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOCTORS OFFICE. in upper 14th st
home: ideal for dentist of MD; S100 pei
month: originally used by q doctor. KAY
DOCTORS. ATTENTION-Availab i'm.
mediately. ) rooms for doctors once, ir
excellent Md. residential neighborhood
$50 TO 800 SO. FT., newly renovated
immediats occupancy; Id22 10th St, NV
fMV fnrn;shsS hMD rocsn,ina ron 9 compietel.
other professional. HO. s593; evenings OF
Sunday, GE.. 1891,
PATENT EXAMINER wants 2 or 8 bedroom
house or apt, unfurnished: small chill.
dren. SIINEY, DI, 1900, Ext 2S26.
REM0DELED HOUSE, Dupont Circle, suit.
able doctors. Ground floor contains ofices
211-J Star
Evening star., 1946-02-06
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites write
REAL BUY IN MD, % mi from wash
Modern 17-room hotel with 500 It. Of
frontage on water: beer and wine license,
stantial kitchen, nice barroom, / acre of
ground :. sn x,' equipped with PICNIC tables This
VILE INVESTMENT CO., INC, 53O3 Bal
timors ave. UN. 4041. Open e-S.
WAIEk.fRONT cottage wanted for months
July and August; all modern improvements.
I'd bedrooms, within 50-mile radius wash
lngt9n; prefer Sherwood Forest, Long
@ pm.