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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14
Pacific War Surplus Property
Problem of Care and DISPOSAL
Shipment to u S. Uneconomic and Personnel
Is Lacking for Proper Maintenance in Tropics

This is the second OF series articles
editor OF The Star returned from trip
guest OF the Secretaries Nauy third
appear tomorrowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14

(See OFFICERS, Page A-8.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14

tSee IRAN, Page A-4.)
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-05-31
West Point, Mississippi

" G9L VIIIJ NIIooIooIUII
Dear Bishop Young:
Just a few words to say hello and
congratulations. I am sure you were
almost exhausted from the long SEES
sions Of the General Conference. I
think the article in the Meridian Star
was fine. Everybody is proud Of
your election and the people predict
a new day in the church
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mrs. Helen Lynn has returned
home from the hospital. he rcondi-
ton being much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Purks of
DOylestown, Pa. are visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Purks this week.
Mrs. Jay Watson and son. Jay.
Jr.. were afternoon guests on Sat
urday of Mrs. Watsons parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, r. Warren of Lin
coin.
Friday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Davis Watson were: Mrs.
Cora Coffin OF Berlin. Md. and
Miss Minnie Coffin and Mrs +.
Edmund Taylor of Kings High
way. Milford
Mrs. Margaret NJ. CardWell OF
Wilmington has a fine new baby
daughter. Mrs. Cardwell is the
daughter Of Mrs. Melinda Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watson
OF Lincoln We're Sunday evening
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carey
Mrs. Barbara Donovan spen'
Thursday afternoon with her sis
ter-inlaw. Mrs. Eugene Mills.
Sunday evening guests of MIR. an'
Mrs f. Davis Watson We're: Mr.
William j. Watson and Miss Eliza
beth Burn Of Milford and MIR. ant
Mrs. Leland Crcadick and son
Wayne. of FELTON,.
Thine Christian home is God
labOr0tOrV Christian Iircn1S ar
His Chief Assistants"
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
GEORGETOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Allen. Mrs.
Naomi Barlow and Miss isabelle
Barlow, all of Philadelphia. have
been recent guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. Walter G.. Barlow at their
lone near Georgetown. Miss Bal
low is member of the faculty of
the Bridesburg High School in
Philadelphia.
Miss Frances +. Matt and Miss
Harriet A. Wilson. of GEORGETOWN
have been recent visitors TO Natural
Bridge. Virginia
Mrs. Julian +. Townsend enter
tanned the members of the After
noon Bridge club, at her RehobOth
Beach home.
Word has been received here of
the arrival in Black Hills. South
Dakota, of Mrs. Elwood Sturgis..
who is on a trans-cOntinenjal trim.
Mrs. Sturgis is accompanied by her
sister and nephew from Mills
lorO.
Mrs. Howard Stewart and Mrs.
Nellie Nelson Walker have been in
New York City for few days.
Miss Nancy Layton and Law
renee Layton, son and daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Layton have re-
turned To their respective colleges
Tor the fall terms. Miss Layton re-
turned to Barnard College. y. y
and Lawrence TO The Hill School
al POttStOwn, Pa.
Tf5 Herman J. King of George
town was among the serVicemen Il
receive discharge at Fort George
Meade. Md.
Miss Flo Beth McCaulley. daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian McCau
ley resumed her studies at Mar.
Washington College. Fredericks
burg. VA. last week.
Mr.. w Linden Rawlins was call
ed to New York last week by tn
serious illness of Mrs Rawlin
brother-in in-law, Everett Crosby.
Mr.. William ID. Brasure an
Howard f.. Baer left this week fO
the West Coast to attend the 2St
National convention of the Amer
can Legion. i'm San Francisco. Cal
fOrnia
Mr. and Mrs Lineaus Prince {
Philadelphia have been recer
guests of Mrs. LOleta Walls. Il cQus
i'm of Mrs. Prince
Mr.. and Mrs. FraIk VI. JOnt
have been guests of their daughtf
and SOn-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam II Russell. Jr at AnnapOli
Md
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Copyrighs 1916, United States Brewers f0a"das'0"
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

notO for III" pennant winners will
again face one another in the sec
Ond game of the series. Walt Plum
mer. Edler or Wakeman will be in
readiness for relief if needed by
Manager Loller of ROCK Hall, while
Hummell. W. Knight and Palmer
will serve in the same role for
Hartly Eddie Graham. hard-hit-
ting Hartly outtielder, who was
sidelined in the rained-out contest
because of illness is expected to
be ready for the Sunday tilt. Other
wise both clubs will be intact with
the same club that has carried
them through To successful sea-
son. r. Everett. King. Danes and
h. Everett will round out the Hart
ly intield with LawtOn. Graham or
Berry, and EIurle yin the outfield
Manager Loller will have Lord
Jacobs. Shank and Benjamin ca
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

vorting in the inner defenses with
Porter, Orr and j. Strong patrol
ling in the OUTER gardens.
Last Sundays postponement has
put the play-off series with the
Central Shore League champions.
Cristeld. Off for another week.
Cristield reached the Lower Eas-
tern Shore hOnors with two straight
wins over the strong Salisbury A.
A. While the relative strength OF
the Crisfield nine is unknown to
the local followers they are rated
very highly by lower Peninsula
fans. In Cabby Die. Cristield has
one of the outstanding curve ball
artists on the Eastern Shore. He
bested Joe Muir. Salisbury A. y.
sOuthpaW. who was recently sign
ed by the Pittsburgh Pirates, in
two straight games of the Central
Shore League final play-offs.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Next Sundays Schedule

Rock Hall 90"
Next Sundays Schedule
Hartly at Rock Hall at , p. m.
Rain halted the Mar-Del League
ulay-Offs at Rock Hall last Sunday
with Rock Hall leading Hartly >
to ! at the end OF the second inn
ing. Rock Hall Went to work on
Bobby Knight. Hartly right handler
early. In the last half OF the first
inning Jones walked and two
straight doubles by Lord and J.
Strong produced the two Rock Hall
tallies. Hartly came back in the
ton half of the second To score
their lone run as l.. Everett sing
led. advanced to second on wild
pitch by r. Strong and scored on
Gianinoto's long double 10 center.
Rock Hall was quickly retired in
the last of the second in the midst
of "A heavy down pour. The gam,
was halted for thirty minutes by
Umpire George and eventually
called as the rain continued
The series will be resumed mex
Sunday at Rock Hall. The same
batteries. r. Strong and Jones fOI
Rock Hall and Knight and Giam
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
CEDAR NECK
Methodist Church
Rev. f.. Y. Wright. Pastor
Sunday. October &
u A. NJ. Sunday School.

HOO A. NJ. Sunday School
There was il good attendance at
Sunday School last Sunday. Let us
make it even larger this Sunday
morning.
we know that all things work
together for good to the mthat love
God" Romans S:2S
Stop Look, and Linsten! All ye
who read There will not be Lad
les Aid meeting on the regular Aid
night. but LO, and Behold! just
what is in store for us at a later
date this month? b esure TO look
for next weeks letter and read al
the particulars for a good time f0I
all.
The weather is beautiful in Ce-
dar Neck Just now and can truly
be referred to as "OtcObers Bright
Blue Weather" Our folks are har
veSting the years fine crops which
promises plenty of good food fol
all this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Donovan
and daughter, Brenda, were visitor!
at Bridgeville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills, ST
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Davis Watson
attended the Anniversary service
at Rarretts Chapel on SSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Watson wer
afternoon guests on Sunday of he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes Bower
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville ShOckle
and family were evening guest
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Davis and son. Charles an
Mrs. Ethel Roberts.
Our community has lost a fin
citizen i'm the passing on of VI
Solomon Deputy. Our loss
, Heavens gain.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
IN EMORIAM

In memory OF Lille PHSSWHtrtS
who passed away. Octohcr I. l9tG:
cam hear mother say.
Let the fruits Of these hands
Praise thee 1T the prally gates"
The fruits of her hands were g"ldol
fruit.
Rest ON. dear mother.
In peace she .o ti@ttly deserved.
OF all the mothers in the world.
/ think | had tho best
She did her j"h Wrn here "n earth.
Her reward Is r"ncr and rest.
1t Daughter Florence
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Bert Childers put an ad in the
Clarion the other day. Here's what
it said:
PLANTED more melons than /
can eat this year. Stop by and pick
as many as you want. All free"
As you can guess, plenty of folks
sent their kids over and plenty of
the parents came too. Stripped
Bert's melon patch in no time. And
as they went away, Bert treated
the Kids to lemonade, and offered
the gr0wnups glass of ice-cold
sparkling beer.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
Bert Childers
and the Melon Pofch
AdssriissHsHt

Naturally it puzzled some folks
but Bert explains: at gives me
kick to share things when l can
afford to-whether it's the melons,
or the lemonade, or beer. guess [
Just like to indulge my whims."
From where sit, if we had more
"self-indulgent" people like Bert
who believe in share and share
alike, live and let live, this tired
world would be a whole lot better
otT,
@s M"4S
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Rain Marred Mdr-Del
League Play offs
Standings

Standings
Won Lost Pet.
Hartly 900
Rock Hall 90"
Evening star., 1946-11-23

4-FAMILY FLATS years old. each apt.
has rms, kitchen and bath: near stores,
your Investment. shows. soS net return;
reas ansonabllg priced Call Mr.. Jolles ME-.
sa99 sao9 until TAa PM SanSaY and eyes, IA
K st. NV. Me b4O0, Washington's Conn
nlete Real Estate Institution. -23
able. able Mr. Prentice, Ma. $500; Ewes. asS and
sundays, NO; oo64. BOSS & Phelps,
ceeoia & Is n HEIGHTS = Large corr corner
house, arranged as 4 apis, completely
bic garage; large lot. zoned 40-A;I leased
Pre wsae lsa $500 aown ETes es es
WA. 7494. JOHN H. RICE, MA. 1894,
NEARBY MD.-An opportunity to pur-
chase. q group Of commercial properties
rentals; win show better than lo% net
NIX Ms Ka@ons' nc tsi.ia 81 1852. WITH gEduM \
shS6IA sHobE ISLAND saS avI w AI.-conmerciai A Com
Win SSss sos xssn sasss e rsn rass 81 ss
SI IA I$ss = WITH ,IJSSaauH y ! dEESEESf
s1BHDRoon ssfAIi APARiTMEENTs in a 4-anit
building All brick, modern construction;
s ssa Gsk a 9rs vnan an ove Blinds odern aG
kitchen cabinets, Easements. Close to
Government office building Price, $1s.500.
This price Is a Veterans Administra-.
tion appraisal, now offered to the gsnsral
ERIcK w. BERENs. INC. 1923 K st. NV.
ExCELLENT INVESTMENT, practically
Bset S9rnsss ssrfsin gnpaR aR p Nc ss sSss f6s
VT ave, ME. 1719. --23
APT,--S-unit, 6-yr. old apt
house. well located. near all conveniences.
VIII show good return on investment. For
appointment to inspect, call DI. 1918, VIM.
Il. SAUNDERS CO., INC. 1910 x st. NV.
Realtors since 1887. --23
Evening star., 1946-11-23
OFFICES For RENT,

1895 so. Fl. OF DESIRABLE once space
avail immed, in downtown ONCE BLDG .6sn Can
Msstdszs Ma KAY aS SUNDAY hay Ma Is aSsa Rsna Ma 1890
avail, for immediate occupancy in once
sas = Hfsi sS.fsS~a sS $780, as es weekdays.
Pa Pas sa d. sg sgst or DESIRABLE once s space
asskdsyss Ms kAY ss sundny. pn Na s sBBs4 Ma $780,
mai sddress, teiephone-s -snsxerins @ service
BY experieneed operator. L. J. coWIE.
Soob SSs bss SIR. newly decorated with util,-
sies' suitable fcS nangfaetures ssda req is2s
Arm. once suite SENATE REALTY co.
Realtors. l10s Eye st. n.wa Elk. 3270.
APARTMENT and shop or ONCE space In
downtown FIRST commercial zone now avail
aRs TMo fTIUS TsaGE fais RooMs reaseorated private
6AFRH SAfIr p coHN % iNS snG Ex 3 s7os soo ,.s,,v
ssnerai ss II praetii,oner er or % dentist. sPR1Nd
sRooM s6iTEapproaimss.ly asarsTn 500 So
f. sEgSSSsR EISSsa oG5 81 9sar 94ao Capitol kElEY
ssMbsss M " member Of TAH local Bar Bar GAN gan
TAREEsRooM TH esyso OFFICE. private bath,
Hotel district: available Dec. LIST; little
Ss. ssb boSs hasssys 5ss tGs cnsss
TWO BEAUTIFUL SUITES of ofaces: To-
sssse ises spsiss iss 6 & sss rh.
FeR RgNT. desirable once space: rooms
w faa 'fs Fat TRoaNo 5eR sEAh {
fsaATE fsth asp "a ( Ssfs sfs xw-very dssifsbls a
remodeled buiiding. For cons. location
sEokaEreWA al kaE rSEWATY oP prds aa ssSe srosaa
aoSss sl va sSs,lssis sss ,J2 Pu otss $ses o. ma.
ssE is sis sis HGR iaS St Rs Ab th s
PROMINENT NORTHEAST coR.-Ample
parking facilities. suitable. for real estate.
1sa9 'fDapH WA & sssrs CO.. faFs l or 1s gasuIa g.
CHOICE Rooms or suites for immediate
ss HDDs SssiGa
Am ! ROOM OFFICE SUITES. for ord Doc
located IN the heart Of Clarendon. ai on
bivd lyon INC. Ok 1Ss5S01 os5o. OK sn1 lsif
1st-FLooR OFFICE. K. st. .nw.-Newly
remodeied bldg: large plate-glass window,
ssssissns ssas sh ssos 5s
LARGE 2nd-door front room, upper I4th
st. transient location-Suitable for real
estate dentist Office, etc Rent $40: all
utilities furnished. 1904 14th NV. AID.
Ist-SGRADE OFFICE SPACE in downtown
elevator building: very modern; units
available. in multiples Of 1850 50. It.;
full service: So 50. #. j. A. WEINBERG
CO, 1907 H ST. NV, Ma $500. Ill
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN location; office
space available in sgle. rms. or suites
reasonable rent For inspection, call
JUSTINE & BERENTER 1129 Vermont
ave-. DI. 5995. -25
BETHESDA. MD-seysral room rooms uI.o for pro.
feSSlonal or business use. 7SlU WISCONSIN
ave-, OIL, $685. "a
Evening star., 1946-11-23
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE SPACE AvAILABLE-Basement
and and lst aoor Of downsown ofise pc 9ids s, sx,
downtown locations. Call MR., KAY. ma.
3940: Sunday, IL to /, Ma. 1884 weekdays,
isio II ST. N.w.-Entire first floor. a.soo
50 It.; wide rear alley, J. A. WEINBERG
CO, ING. Realtors. 1907 II st. Bndw.
Ioo% LOCATION forycolored trade on 18th
ST., NV. GOOD size store and basement:
will remodel to suit a reliable tenant on
a long term lease. Ideal for good shoe
store; ieEelrg, s,s. Rent. s259 per mo.
aye. CO. $500: nights and Sundays. "a.
IYs2S IYs2SS5 CONN. AVE-, N.w.-Entire first A..
good for. any type business. Long lease.
fsrsspnfsEs sf sarWEas sf si.t ss kNp an aasa nv
Now rented as store and ofhcs Present
many businesses. with parking facilities
in the rear. Gan M. FABRIzIo. NO.
UPPER CONN. AvE;-4.ooo 50. IT.. suit
able every. type Of business. At present
equipped for restaurant. Heated. Box
II IS, Star. "a
Evening star., 1946-11-23
LOTS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN WILL BUY a h-acre lot, on
price, $1,000. KAY. REALTY CO.. RA.
as5iss + Sors Aassans ss So1,sS
ssse SbsN Hss R ayis's as L. Prns RT5fs
sEAHfFbI 81 ATIhst9n Hs SSH 2asSS be-
Se g i0f sstd as
aoor avlns. @ .sSe Tofiins Slsins % oi she
yet only q half-hour drive from downtown
Washington; Just seven building sites
n4ea @ o apSst acres ooasa sssn sIo and
chure and plat on request; For appoint
Ssh%6ER Ss.Gs shePhsFa asSS SITES in
200-acre development where careful plan-
ming sna i'm
encroachment. A perfect setting fol. your
future home; 2h miles from Woodmoor
shopRing center IN Silver Spring nr,ar arss ro 70
less than cents per square foot; insldes e
q and I plat ON an gssasst. sss : dsEsoRdE ). Moss.
NEAR SEz isth h. AND KALMIA RD. tshepSerd
sfEsRssqsts ae 1855 ss Vt t.'a ave. y
BEAUTIFUL wooDMOoR - The perfect
location for your. future home. Limited
number of excellent building sites still
where over 200 individually designed homes
reflect the high character Of DEVELOPMENT;
70 to 125 foot frontage, including large
sites on Colesvflle I'd, as low as 81 400:
some sites up to acre or more; all util-
tiles; Woodmoor shopping center is bus
terminal: plat on request. Phone for ap-
kealtor. shepherd $500. 26s
Evening star., 1946-11-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Ssassr asnt,s sg $500 GOOD xss sss
HSEk EVERY sEAch hhaes ssssapsake ssss sa Bay
IN sstiIa FINE T. c estate
-R-332; Luxury on The water: ga miles
deer hunting Easellent RsSa SarSors. o i7oaers ae
WsmsSuss arshect os oVe es
spacious bedrooms with private behs. built
ya II chests sso Of 1x asveTs oo and ssn ssrsS S ss
Two S-room guest cottages with toilet and
stsSss sensat houses Gpesn aressan Re
On the serene Indian River overlooking the
shssHaas BaK sss SEQ ss Sssss
ssI orNspFRaahRaBBaaGTfk Ye Eor sale. cSoic.
sssRs asss 2s Sn fs'f ''sSa oasE ias s sso9sssSs
wooDLAND BEACH MD. as mi. from
porch; 1908 loo corner lot;- price. intending
iSEsssifl sHsEsrlY f7saA t. Ssss fur
sedrooms, living 70 room. Kitchen V and dining
sss 1a csEs ssa bsasres aSs 81 ssssh sss
usS; ASSos sEcTTisoss IiE MxTEEo oftkaosTs, senx
wooded lots with unexceiled view OF chesa-
peake Bay; good streets, lights. water and
other Long Beach features; reasonable re-
strictions: low prices Drive miles south
OF Prince Frederick, Solomons Island rd.,
turn left to beach at St. Leonard. N. e.
ROCkHILL. INC. Phone Prince Frederick
III ACRES WOODED LAND, 1oh miles
D. C. line, via Federal hwy. under construc-
tion to Indian Head. ND: house commits
nifty shore rights. on wide Piscataway Bay:
is rare opportunity to secure close-in
to Wash water front location: price 81 900
on terms, Telephone Elk. 2740. pa
WOODLAND BEACH, MD.--5-rm cottage,
screened porch. fenced-in lot, electric and
water, partly furnished; S3.e50. GIL. 0s27.
-25
Evening star., 1946-11-23
iNvEsrMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner small
white or colored houses, in any condition;
will pay all cash. Box 215-X. Star. "a
I AM INTERESTED in purchasing the stock
and name of an established and going
sheet music and record store in pre-
ferred section OF Washington or subyTbs.
HAVE INVEsToRs WITH CASH for iarse
Investment and commercial properties. ]
win be pleased to consult with owners who
have such real estate for sale. Call I. II.
MAuRY. 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 1926,
d. 3346.
STORE, good condition: preferably tenant
occupied with long-term lease; must show
good return. neighborhood $4,000 to
$40 1000 Box 1927. Star, 24s
Evening star., 1946-11-23
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
100 CHOICE ACRES in Fl

!s ISV CHOICE AChES In Fairfax County.
sa5a JoS sef l. ead terms
ssasss Asssnafi. sha lrsar05s f. iss s & AZ
N FFAikFAx COUNTY, oYi 8 acres, Q mile.
5ssd assS ess sE.si Ysea ssaG sss sssn sao
fiee. z miles out Columbia pike. Phone
BEAnguL SgGe Dosa HoaEsiTs ss9nsays for small esss..
In suburban virginia-About. 2h acres
wooded ,,s With large trees and bordering
bus service. i miles from 1 Wilmington. IN
country atmosphere, but with many city
isVTsrIksT isisI SRsHs SFfoRTTsrrr~rr.es SE .,
Route ! Richmond hwy,l, 40 miles from
ss Hhe ons ons
for farming, but most 10 ' Of Tract aa in timber. e
e h ps y rssay ss IS ssf sawR WHO'LL NJ
sssS IS &c sIs1ss ss;ss; esss,ltqI s,;.;
Apply owner. II. r. THOMPSON. 500
Gsnas e, sr aves ss7 7Iakoma Park IL, .. c,.Md.
READY FoR sUBDIyIsIoN-So, wooded
acres. bet. Potomac and Rockville; IN
lance lots tso% sss
sGas ssoos fGs ax ss95 aga gsar uD bargain
a aAs9 M doMs g saaS s Sssas s s
acre tract Of wooded land fronting paved
Il Ras na ye.Sas Ssss fa:
neas owner must ss ana x iefsef st this Is
isure on montSiy Sis payment @ basis "a so to suit su
your budget We consider this an excel
SxYPPkox. 900 ACRES, aDou. so in -ss sssood
sssinaassa Better tSsn million Mill m r. Gne pine.
nSoSs S sldSs loo sSsx sa seTs FOR informssson
sTsDIyiDEEs xNg BULpERs = 500
ri hall aSSsa cssRh soah espo Idss g.
sSossfs ssssaS rss as iss inas
9ssss sh sEaafsss nseI Gents sissGs
soEpoSs. i9ss rye M St. ss' NV. 81. ss$o.
fisiksxx. iis. .osStSTxsh, ,s asss',: ',.. 2oo;ss.
ssso0 G. 0Absasos sS92 sssh 4sss nss K
Siikraxs dT ATiiRssSi az aasod sod tracts.
hard aafs -sariassd M road. mi mile from court.
house: S400 acre up; terms. Falls Church
) ACRES. near the District line. ss.--
Ideal for small estate or subdivision.
So, 500 cash or terms. No triners. please.
50 So ACRES for CT subdivision or for
apartment houses; all utilities available;
priced ridiculously low at only 5000 per
acre. EUGENE B. G1NGELLs 7542
Georsetown rd., Bethesda. WI, 2022; ewes.
and Sun, Rockville 16-w-1, Mr.. Mannar.
POTOMAC, MD.-Five acres on concrets
road, IA miles from downtown. S5, 700;
Suiidns sEas Sit Site S Ssooo EuGENE so GIN. IN
CELL. 7542 Georgetown rd., Bethesda.
Nd. WI. 2022: ewes. and Sun. Rockville
16-W-1. Mr.. Mannar. "a
35 MINUTES RIDE on Frederick pike
from D.. G.; wide front ON hwy. and hard
road; 115 o.; S119 a.. terms; high. rich.
rolling. few blocks to town; bargain; has
many uses. biz future; 2. 5 q, wooded
tracts, city. water, bus. elec. train, Q mi.
out; $3.50 ca; $3.50 down ea., SIS mo.
CONTINUED on Next Paes.l
Evening star., 1946-11-23
BUSINESS PROF. FOR SALE fconf,

81; NV, pr stha .. $50 81 4; lss Gem
ton for warehouse or any 1st-commercial
SSss,a; SSsss; koBEiaF MORGAN ! CO. i .Si.
BiuRsiNEss sITE-174ao 50. It.. q first
commercial, right In the heart Of Hyatts-
Vile business section. near the Hot Shoppe
and Safeway store. with 73-ft. frontage On
Baltimore ave and Route J. Priced right
and terms. REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
fNvEs2ToRs, LoNoAcREs presents out
standing values In Va, We have for sale
storerms., grocery stores, gas stations,
tourist homes. office bldgs and restaurants.
These can all be purchased on easy terms.
LONGACRES, OK 1016. IA
TIMBER--200,000 #. of oak, pine and
poplar, 1924 inches diameter, and thou
sands Of IT. cordwood, on 1I0 acres. 'front.'
ing River I'd. near Poolesyille. For, quick
sale, priced at only S4,950, for land, tim
ber and wood You will need TO act quick
AssociATES. sH. s7s4, PL. s60S. -s5
ROssIYN--Frontins a5 It main thorouSh-
forced concrete building, 3sxso #. with
l4-ft. ceilings; driye-in front. 18 IT. park
ing each side: over 17,00Q So. IT.. ground.
Built to accommodate additional floors;
adaptable for most any type Of business;
zoned commercial and Industrial. Price.
$4,000. For appointment call e. II.
IRWIN, Ma. 1895 or Elmwood 648 or 463.
evenings and Sunday. "a