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CIO FISTS FLY

This argument occurred the night before the strike was settled. Another blow-up followed after Murray left the conference, be- tween Joe Curran and V. J. Ma lone, Secretary of the Independent Marine Bremen on one side, who favored settlement, and those who did not, led by Bridges and Joseph Selly, President of the American Communications Union.
 Selly charged Malone was trying to sell out" the maritime workers.
 We should break off the nego- tiations," Selly declared.
 A hot argument followed, during which Malone shouted:
 We didn't come here to break
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MODERN ETIQUETTE RoRrRrA Ry 1.EE

Isn't mistake o
  ing A. is fault should "A wise speaks
  fifty A. better fifty proposition  a A. Yes alVa
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CIO MURRAY THREATENS
 CIO BRIDGES

The two men chiefly responsible for the settlement of the maritime strike were able John w. Gibson, Assistant Secretary of Labor, who worked night and day, and CIO President Phil Murray, whose two- listed pleas to maritime union chiefs did more than anything else to avert the strike.
 Inside fact is that union leaders had agreed there would be no strike before the negotiations got under way. But Harry Bridges and ether leftist leaders reneged on this agreement and up to the very last were demanding a walkout.
 Inside fact also is that there is still deep cleft in maritime labor between factions led by Bridges on the one hand and Joe Curran, 1 President of the National Mari time Union, on the other, despite the joint statement of solidarity just signed by Bridges and Curran.
 Solidly behind Curran is CIO President Murray. Murray kept in- sisting all through the negotiations that a maritime strike would give the CIO bad name.
 T will not have maritime strike at this time charged up tC the CIO," Murray angrily tolc Bridges.
 If you succeed in staging 8 strike I'll oisown you publicly Harry Bridges" Murray warned and I'll do my best to throw you out of the CIO."
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HOSPITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted Mrs A. G. Kingsbury for surgery and Franklin Essy and Carl Lin6 for medical attention yesterday
 Dismissed were Mrs. Anton Bart- ness, surgical patient, and Mrs Anna Carlson, Peter Pappas and George Tobaser, medical patients.
 The Government Hospital admit ted Elizabeth Lawson, Hounah; Frances Madros, Kaltag; and Ethel Bayou, Juneau.
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what this government did for its own citizens in 1883 when they were flat on their backs. l see no reason for starting a WPA, a PWA, or a CCC. for Germany when we go in with our army of occupation.
 '"Too many people here and in England hold to the view that the German people as a whole are not responsible for what has taken place-that only few Nazi lead- CTS are responsible. That, unfor- tunately, is not based on fact. The German people as a whole must have it driven home to them that the whole nation has been engaged in lawless conspiracy against the decencies of modern civilization
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

MISUSED He not only visited Buff Say only Buffalo, Cleveland"
 OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNCED Tortoise Pronounce tor-tus, OR US unstressed, and not tor-toiz
 OFTEN MISSPEILED: Rendezvous Observe the zVOUS.
 SYNONYMS: Vibrate, fuctuae oscllate pulsate,
 WORD STUDY: Use word three times and it yours Let vocabulary by mastering each Toda word OBSCURITY quality being indinc hidden. How often the highest talent turks in obscurity."-PIatus
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Could that be you sitting on the bank of shady stream fishing to your hearts content in 1856? It could be you you start building financial independ ence for yourself by investing in U S. Savings Bonds today. Discuss the convenient payroll savings plan with the bond officer where you work. You'll find it's easy to this way and for every three dollars you put aside now you'll get four dollars back in just ten years Back Your Future!
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EVERYBODY GETS HIS

Senator Elmer Thomas of Okla homa last week diverted his atten- tion from the cotton and rye mar kets long enough to introduce an amendment to the OPA bill re- moving price ceilings on timber, petroleum, cotton, milk, livestock,
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FROM CALIFORNIA

George w. Schaefer and w. c. Heavilin, residents of Huntington Beach, Calit., are guests at the Gastineau.
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
THURSDAY, JUNE 20

HEART AND HOME
 Physically handicapped persons and all shut-ins are favored under this configuration.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 There is nothing in the stars to support the supposition that the wave of strikes in this country is a thing of the past. Other strikes are foretold and are inevitable in Ia period when money is as plenti- ful as it is today.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Public sentiment soon will demand some form Of national health pro- gram and will not be put off by such purely political Instructions as have blocked the way of sound health measures in Congress.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 No meeting of representatives of Russia and her former Allies has been without beneficial results. Even when conferences have failed in their major aims, they have at least defined differences and clari- fled issues. An openly aggressive and antagonistic Russia will cause less concern than a Russia that is friendly and cooperative on the surface while pursuing her ambi- tions under cover.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars A year of interesting and profitable actiy- ity despite minor problems and de lays.
 Children born today will be heal thy, happy and successful.
 Copyright, 1946)
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Not magic just good investment that pays four dollars for every three Buy U S. Savings Bonds on the payroll savings plan. Back Your Future!
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with happier people. If back our own future in peace as backed our attack in war, we can win these objectives, too.
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

fContinued from Page Onej
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HEART AND HOME Physically handicapped persons and all shut-ins are favored under this configuration.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESIRABLE DESK SPACE, also phol

DESIRABLE DESK SPACE, also phone
and mail address. L. j. COWIE, 500 Eye
DESK SPACE in modern once near 14th
and Eye NV, includes telephone, secre-
tarlal m seryiee, new desk: beautiful once.
OFFICES, 3 and rooms S110 to S12O;
Clarendon: Arlington; ideal for physicians
Call LYON, INC, CHI. 7070. -12
GEORGIA AVE. near Colony Theater-
Ideal for doctor and dentist. Will re-
model TO suit. ]. M. MCINTYRE, RE.
TWO LARGE ROOMS, located on Eye st.
NV. between 18th and 18th. 2nd floor
front; available June ] rent. S75 per mo.
VI YIN T BAALaARD' AAbsA 1911 Eye st. NV
CONN. AVE.-First and second floor. ONCE
spaces to rent, approx. 800 so. it. per
floor; additional basement space avail; );
build. in excellent cond.; $500 per month
per floor. 1888 Conn. ave. NV. -13
IIO5 ST. N.W.-Three-story building
being remodeled for ofices; suitable for a
large organization: will rent as a whole
or in part. TEMPLE REALTY CO.. Ex.
300 BLOCK CONN; AVE. Nw.-Entire
second floor; will divide; spot location.
AID. sO5s or MA. $500 -12
LARGE UNFURNISHED OFFICE for rent
on Pennsylvania ave, near Government
feHsf'@eshP foa 'S@oesNhPPRoFfi1T FL 4oG 4oRGASIzAT1osEAp
eeH once; near 18Th 18th and nd Mass ave. nv. "
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. $500, Wash
ineton Bldg -lS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SMALL PARKING LOT, vicinity Of Union
Station, to hold apr oximately 20 cars.
MARTIN McINERNEY, DI. 5o14. Ill
COMMERCIAL LOT, 40-foot front, on Bal
timore blvd in Riverdale. suitable for sale
Of used cars, etc, for rent. J. C. LEWIS.
SUITE Of rooms in finest downtown To-
cation; $500 mo-; available June st.
oFFiCE iS SPACE R for rent in the $500 blk.
Of Connecticut, ave; NV. Approx. $500
LARGE TNFURNisHED OFFICE for rent
on PennsylyaIniaa ave. near Govt. depart
1900 BLOCK conn. AVE. N.w.-Entire
second floor; will divide; spot location.
AID. S05S or MA. $500. -12
yACANT-First a. 1923. 9th NV. about
1000 So, ft.. suitable, for wholesale or
retail business; reaEonable rental HENRY
SALUs, 920 New York ave. NV, phone
End COMMERCIAL GROUND. approx.
$4,000 So; IT., located at lst and NJ sts.
co,oRfni M M eyeS GoMMEkcfa SH 4315 dovntovr
vicinity al sth and SIS 200
43O 9th St NV, MA. 456l. IL
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAhp.

RAFFELL REAL EsTATE-Almost new, .
family an - detached brick, in Hyattsyille apt
sEaTrFEyi fHlS5y r9Py RoSMX m eSX ssdHfow sH d1G3
laundry trays, oil h-w.h., garage: garden
spot; restricted; $4,000 down. MR.. PARKS,
HYATTsvnLE-Best buy; looms and
bath. fireplace, full basement. garage,
town: $3.50: PRINCE GEoRGEss s. Really
G1i T9i w XAoHn6 sS56: sYHsr0sA syss VA. 7os2 .ls
3 bedrooms and bath; living rm., dining
rm. rT1 and .I kitchen n. ao Fun dry basement.
substantial cash; Mr.. Reamy with ALVIN
OAK. SPRfNGS@5-room brick. bedrms
and bath; lily. rm, dining rm. and kitch-
enette. Stairway to unfinished insulated
attic: full basement, circulating air heat;
lot ,60x110. Priced, S10,950: terms. Mr.
6Hsofstetter with ALVIN EPLING, UN
GEO n. WILLIAMS Co.-5-rm., 2-story
tran frame. z acres, near Forestville. Md
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SuMMER CAMPS.
LOTS FOR SALE.

most M Carefully restricted suSdiyisioS:
ensa !. 0sf 5 q
WHITE On 5s4o seekdays sIs and g. sssl
socR ssecasi CREEK aha sfadak Pakk EsrArEsBeautfu
detached homesites in an unusual setting.
Washnstens nsss n-t9wn subdlvisi,Gn
trom 1oooo Sesa sa FEET to Of saae aere IN Now 1
home. TO reach proDerty; drive out isth
st. to Kalmia rd;. turn left on kalmia rd.
Hrs9 to SeFe aetas a4E'a ea fTHf m snd p ssnir ro %
E hHNsFaiN S4oo csapete s1 4s Real Estate ss II:
5lI, a.; some 1sts left o but t. it.
at a9s $3.50 os 4o ss ss s
GkoGPP PF9as of 80 Ss0I LOTS, approximately aer.
fasn Hsssss ns GSsssf s ckass Ss
& ,,E HELAN, Realtors, Sligo 1000; eyes,
READY READ SPr51f To BE BG1LT upoN-pretty roll
ing lots of from l to acres. some cleared:
sans hsm on shvsy ssenf mites n Som fsh Wash % an
eony,: to transp;, ete: Some Of .thss.
stS Seaf LoTs 1871 foT that future home, in
nearby Nc We have large number Of
They vary in size from 6oxl4o to acre
lets Many are oodes nd nd are
terms. For further information and appt.
call F. NJ. FRY. INC, 7240 Wis. aye,
GGHoIHcEEO HoxEs1rEs-1f you are inter-
ested in a lot in the Silver Spring area Of
MARYLAND, on which to build your own
ss f5 ms so5 have ss t1es asnsfg M e hfR
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. 14th st. north Of
Price Sa,75o each. Easy terms. HARRY
PoRETsKY, 1878 K st. NV, Ma. 53o6.
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEX.-Lovely building
mately $500 50. it. A. H. DANIELS. GL.
4GSo' ,i exclusive agent, List your property
ONLY $50 DOWN, few ls-acre lots Iet.
81 spns hs sEse Ma 3Sesse p1esd sS RA RT Il sT
S1fIs SKSs ?SoS s osSssIs ssys; *; s!,u.
s'RIs s'5 etles oszs So or aEt755ssss aE s5ss E
s.E!II GIANT ACREs1Buyy now in this fast.
sites among the apple or peach orchards
ns saas Terms feans'as owns 2o
balance on easy monthly payments. Di-
r5s Pprp IN rgh syef ssibs m Td S ss
daily / te ssa $50 81
ODRfDGEi-Beautiful lot 5oxl9o IT,:
high eleyation; level: with several large s9ne
up WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO., 1881
r. I. ave. ne. NO. 1908.
BUILDING LOT in Mclean, Va: 75X200
| it., on good street, n block from main
highway; elec. and city water; price,
ST.: loo; N:s terms. nn FRENzEL' Mclean, Va.
CEMETERY LOT-Nce 5-gravesite lot In
beautiful Cedar Hill Cemetery. HO. 1896.
ARLINGTON - Choice homesite wooded
lots in convenient, exclusive section; city
sewer and water, below market price.
GEO. II. Williams CO. - Chevy CHASE
View: beautiful. det-home sites in an un.
GTn GSHsl s ssttpg Wfi SINGER Ma 81. 3oo1 Ia
Hilands: 3 lots on corner; gas, water and
sfsSsd HS IL ioF wf1As sIff rs GSocorn,r SSoo lot! 70
IT,, front, 1.43 TT. deep, Westmoreland
ARIINGToN lots. ssoe-wooded: GOOD
location. near, bus: Columbia pike and
South Randolph st; Soft fronts: utilities
available. OWNER. CHI. Os72. 12.
Continued on Next Pagel
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH. on chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
%sSTrb fSr SS1osTe To RGx T. IN Mayo CO.
beach-front cottage for family Of 4, must
sf prsed s and so miles
FOR SALE, furnished 5..rm., log cabin
extra lge. .liv. rm,. stone fireplace; modern
kitchen, elec. range, bath, built-in garage;
haks 3ssSiGn Vi iNvfsMFsT GH ass9 CO.
slus Or nisht slup: has slubhSase @ over; e1;
that could be rented: have boathouse and
pier hsh sSad be oe oE Tensns ps
s ss3Eh anDGh'nsas a4 Mr. Msssio 6sy fae
sttsyIle Vii un5 o51@ aPter pn Mrs HaseT aS-
Bay and South River: also inland sites
pAkEs kE BhAeR AnHsR0leS, " III The BAY-one cot
nees fchen bedlooms ons sad ss s
fon and 'aa oa Dss sss ron S1ss sss
RAPPAHANNocK RIVER. near Fredericks-
burg-Attractive, old Groom house with
large chimneys. firep!aces; sound condi-
baildinss Well and Spring. e5esss 20 acres f fne
eird e huntins' bass fishing; s4,soO. Alex
BEVERLY BEACH-Excellent building Site
Elmwood FL 4ss' or write Box 1es, Mclean
VETERAN, interested in buying a log
house or bungalow with acreage along the
water front. interested in fishing: will nay
for io1ro PLACE from disability pension. Box
WANTED@Beach cottage within go miles
Consider anything up to $4,000. TIA.
oN THE BEAUTIFUL WEST RIVER, 81
miles from Washington-New one-room
ing, saltwater bathing and fishing meals
alton lounge: large docks with slips for
MIDpEEroN manager ne OF west eE.'f River MF coun-
sT try Club Inc shadyside, Md. West River
SMALL GENTLE FAMILY desires to rent
cottage for. 2 weeks to month, August pre-
ferred, within 80 miles Washington; rea-
%aNT SUMNER NazHs coT1AcE stST furnished d.
bay or river, near, Annapolis, or bed
ming July ist cail VIZ WI ssia r after gem pm.
PEALE EnnE.I sD, a,sa,on 40 mlnutssA from Washing
out penns mSasrn ave- ss S4ouxn Maq
son Corner On solomon, Island rd about ?
ROBERTSON, Broker, WI. sa67; on prop
erty daily and Sunday -l2
SALE, furnished cottage, elec. refsr., bath;
west River so4- -F-a. B. fN Beaehs a.he fa.
ATTRACTIVE WATER FRONT - 5-room
bungalow and garage. year around, , lots
road. or cali RA 6367 -l2
ST. MARYS COUNTY-Over y mile water
front at mouth of st. GEORGES River; 1875
acre farm; protective harbor; tenant house
and barn in fine condition; beautiful view;
$4,000. JAMES WARING g. SON, Beacon
Bldg, Leonardtown, Md. Leonardtown
1872.
WICOMICO RIvER-1Os acres: ST. Marys
Co. water front farm. Beautiful modern
home: landscape grounds: ducking and
tenant house and buildings all in best con-
dition: good tobacco soil: price, 900.
JAMES WARING T. SON, Beacon Bldg :,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN, dovntovn-Indus-
deep tse act today 9I to IS seeur. m M this downtown
industrial ground. RE. 5216. IA
21a ACRES, zoned heavy industry, on No.
St. Bridge 500 feet Of siding: 2-story
brick warehouse; 4s,000-gallon fuel oil
storage; will sell as entirety. or will sell
$4,000 to $4,000 feet OF vacant land with
siding and highway frontage. WEAVER
BROS. INC, Washington Bids, DI. $500:
ewes. CH. 9o3S IA
CORNER industrial property fronting l13'
and 11T approximately 10000 50. IT.:
Soft. rear alley at 2nd-fr. level, adjacent
to freight yards: approved plans for con-
Washington Bids, D1. $500. lis
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES OR OFFICES for rent in W. sec
ton R. HERNANDEZ, 1107 Eye st. NV.
Phone DI. 1851. -12
BUILDING with street-lepel store. show
windows, near corner l1th and H SITS.
NV Box AGE. Star. 12'
UPPER GEORGIA AVE.-Available soon;
will sell 4year lease for $1,000 Box
AGE, Star. 12s
NEW SHOPPING CENTER now ready, Col
lege Park, Md; stores for rent, for drug
store, for grocery. for barber shop, for
electrical shop, etc. S135 Baltimore ave.
CORNER STORE, 1sx75 #. prominent
location, adjacent Sears Roebuck and
Giant Market; available May Is, both
ne. and NV. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. ! 16S.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT, 1000 square It. floor
space, suitable for manufacturing. 2nd
commercial AID. 1852. -12
2ND COMMERCIAL =, Suitable for con-
tractors yard; approximately 10000 So.
IT. within District or nearby Md Call MR.
SHEPHERD at DU s06l or SH 9OS5. -l2
VETERAN WANTS 500 to $1,000 So, it.,
End commercial, light manufacturing space.
Box 275-E. Star IL.
WANTED TO RENT house or bldg. for
colored church to seat about 100 people;
for, rent: whole or part time. % reply
address Box 267-B, Star. -l3
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SUBURBAN PROP, WANTED (cont.

VETERAN, with wife and child, disabled,
but drawing good pension, wants to pur-
chase small cottage or bungalow. within
3O-mie radius of D. C. Can pay small
down payment, but good monthly pay
ments.; Box 20s-E. Star
house, Chevy Chase Md, July 1st; good
cond.: finest refs; information confidential;
decision must be made soon. Box 274-B ),
Star. '-16
WANTED TO RENT-7-10-room unfur-
nished house, all facilities; 80 to 100 miles
from WaShingtOn BOX G-H, Star l2s
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WAREHOUSES For SALE.

NOW vACANT-5,O 900 So. IT, street level
thor oughfare. driveway in rear leading to
15-ft. alley, possession at settlement, DI.
MODERN FIREPRooE WAREHOUSE, win
dows all sides. wide skylights, l6-foot
ceiling height, approximately 4 800 square
ali ali improvements: @ PROPERTY % soned indus GeEis
trial; located convenient section Alex
andria: will sell or lease on long term
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg,
DI. 5000; ewes, CHI. 923s. ii
WAREHOUSE. in rear of 1919 18th st.
NV, approximately 100 square it.. wide
paved alley. RE. 3149. IL
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iNvEsTMENr PROPERTY WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE, in Washington or
Arlington, 100000 to $500, 900; range
must not exceed z times gross annual in
come. Owners or brokers. GIL. 4060.
TABLER, INC. Real Estate, offers the serv-
Ices of efficient personnel interested in
able sale Of your property TABLER, INC,
RE. 5000. l713 M ST. NV. -l2
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy from owner
6 to l6 unit apartment house Furnish
details. Box 1860, Star, Ia
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OFFICES WANTED.

WEST OF 18th $500 to / 900 50. feet,
BUILDER NEEDS 1900 SQUARE @ fset once
space in Northwest area. ALVIN L. AuBI-
NOE. 1872 ( st. NV, RE 1898. -13
OFFICE SPACE WANTED-About 400
square feet: NV. section preferably, outside
downtown area. Call Adams $500. Ext,
5l9 or Roy ATE Star 13s
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE (cont. J

COLORED-Ist COMMERCIAL-2 2-story
brick and basement, rms, h,-w.h. Down.
town location on / 11th ST. NV. Reason
S724. NJ BASiLIKO REALTY co. III
COLORED-7th ST. NEAR r. /. ave. NV.
FIRST commercial; 1-story brick bldg,
sale or retail business: possession at time
Of settlement. Call DI. 1924. N. BASILI-
cOLORED-4th ST. s.w. BR., heart Of
colored business section; large store and :,
rms; 2nd floor, 3 rooms and bath: special,
S10,500. j. g. H. REALTY CO., TR. 203S.
Ewes RA 9449 -12
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRGiN,A.

3 MONTHS rent with option TO buy all
brick Colonial, exclusive Lee blvd. sec
CO. exclusive, GIL. 6663: ewes, Falls
Church 1901 Ia
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-Detached home, or
3 bedrooms, in Virginia Phone Falls
Church elIn 2254-J after 6 pm. or before
HOUSE in so. ARLINGTON or 8 bed
rm. brick. auto. heat; $4,000 to $4,000.
Owners. please. GIL. 1850. Ill
2 large. bedrooms, brick or frame. AL
cash. Please write Boz IT'D, Star.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

SINGLE-FLOOR WAREHOUSE building
$4,000 So, it.. with r.r. siding, located in
near downtown section. May consider va
cant land If well located. Brokers invited
GIL 40R0 IL
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

5000 TO 10000 SO. TT. Of choice once
space in nrst-class downtown ofice build
ing; occupancy July /. Box AID, Star
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SUMMER HOMES.

in the mountains on terms. Box 2oo-E.
REHoBoTH BEACH, DEL. - Tor. hoor,
kitchenette. . double beds: suitable or 4;
May l5-sept, l5: S45o GIL. s5l4. .-l.a
Marys M1 C., % Md4: priced ''t5iS to self 5 JAMES
WARING g. SON, Beacon Bldg, Leonard
town, Md. Leonardtown 122
WANTED TO RENT June. July, August
or any part thereof, waterfront residence,
furnished, at least three bedrooms; located
on Chesapeake Bay, within 40 miles Of
Washington and south of Annapolis; will
pay liberal rent Box 4I9-E, Star. IL.
SUMMER CAMPS,
VETERAN desires to buy home and acreage
in the mountains on terms. Box 20o-E,
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FIRST COMMERCIAL, on Wis ave-; va
cant; 25-foot frontage. WI. 1857. -12

CoLoRED-lst COMMERCIAL, near North
auto. hot water; large rear yard to alley
excellent business opportunity; terms can
be arransed: Call DI. S725. N. BASuIKO
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ZoNED COMMERCIAL, Wilson blvd
Clarendon, Va.-5-bedroom brick. Exclu
sive, c.. w. CLEVER CO., INC, 1923 n
1rvtng 1t. la
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for stores or ofdces. See this before buy
0o6e, with KAY REALTY CO, RA. s3oo
LARGE COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT in
nearby tsd; No suburb eontain1ng 1000
ffet only E9?sf Ii ssss
Is Is sETTIE EsTATEM4-stors; corner brick,
oas a eSa ao seo So nsny nss
Ths pTopepty betty @ has M SaS
6uy; Gsli by, ssse or Ho. s77I: S1S
14th ST., block from Thomas Circle, first
no lease 5-stery BRICK i lot aa 8 IT. BY iso
soss sfy e s'ys IA sse TAT q f0Tf
esSf.'' 81. Ne. r. 1880 1850 block-Here is an ex-
feeg e S TT szs xo Rd 1 The
ssle pTiee,, FOR 5Sil Particulars eali Nj.
ME e.? sos sntl IEo sHaasSs
bRisR GisRpstf STORE Re- ASb Esste aP Itqoe 1T exceen
Columbia I'd, 1st-fioor store and 3-rm.
na ua5e cth o4 apt any sens spe on 81 Suns oa
55o: oniy $1,000 cash REQUIRED. Can
sHAsA9s' cfS5eR f1eRs so so, 1875 1865 vish st.
N N ST; NV. situated in that popular area
Ing wi with store on 1st floor approximately
l7xS2 IT,; 5-rm: and bath apt. above, apt.
now rented $50 per month: Immediate
building, hot,watsr, heating system: should
price, pri $4,000; This evening and Sunday
EIsHEH FISH SoSI.SS' 81 TNS1 Realtors: 81. Ssso
zoned heavy manufacturing. Excellently
5STtssr ps5tIsaIsrs. cali coLoN1RsE s.ts REAIa Al
SAft.hIE vat GI s1hR hHs1STss SK 955S
s% stS5e, large 5-soom TO apts income So
Short lease a,e or store; sa7; 500. For infor
sStiFi RAFFELE kEAL estate eo:1Whits g eRl o.
colored,. 1st comm. apt: house with 6
units; 1st Il. vacant; ideal for doctors
ONCE OF. store; approx. $4,000 yearly in
come; just on upper 14th st. business
section; $34,950, on terms. Call SH
FFIksT COMMERCIAL. on wis. ave-; va.
cant: 25-foot frontage. WI. 1857. -12
CoLoRED-lst COMMERCIAL, near North
auto hot water: large rear yard to alley:
g sTrsnssas, cail 81. s7s5. N. sAsTIKo
Evening star., 1946-05-11

gasoline station and
between Annapolis al
Defense highway. Coo
GEO. H. WILLIAMS
several stores and ap
investment property.
Evening star., 1946-05-11

brick building in the best location on
Georgia ave, 1st commercial zone; ideal
for stores or Offices. See this before buy
0066. with KAY REALTY CO., RA. :32OO.
Evening star., 1946-05-11

story brick bldg Stores on 1st and End
floors and 9 apts. above. Excellent for
call Mr.. Bressler. NE. $500 until pm,
Sunday and evenings RIA. 1854. LEO N
54nn I rorn,sts Rea1 2stats 81 1nstittIar mT; NE
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-06-07
FEEEl[EN TKKIEu PAHF
m PEPPTNG UP FOURTH

The local volunteer Fire Depart ment, in conjunction with the Elm blem club and other organizations of the town, is making plans for a bigger and better" Fourth of July celebration this year, according to Fire Chief Bill Grant.
 Fire Chief Grant said 1t was the aim of the Fire Department to plan a real gala day. The Fire Depart ment will hold a 'jitney dance" in the fire hall and the Elks are plal- ming a shooting gallery. Hot dogs, 'cokes" and pop will be prominent.
 Races and entertainment for the youngsters will be on the schedule as usual.
 A more complete program will ap- ear in The Sentinel at a later date.
 Solicitations will be made short ly for funds to put on the Fourth celebration and it is hoped, Grant said, that more funds than usual will be forthcoming to make tue first Fourth of July since close of the war a real, bang-up success.