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Evening star., 1946-03-19
Churchill Entertained
At Dinner by Boruch
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 19.-Winston
Churchill was entertained at a pri-
vate dinner at a Park avenue restau-
rant last night by Bernard M. Ba-
ruch, newly appointed American
member of the UNO Atomic Energy
Commission.
The gathering lasted four hours
with Mr.. Churchill returning to his
hotel shortly before midnight.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
$1,175 in War Bonds
Stolen From Pipe Shop

Gaining entry by drilling a hole
in the rear basement door of Bert
rams Pipe Shop. Gle Fourteenth
street NV, burglars took Sits in
War Bonds and 1853 shares of stock
IN a tobacco company, Sidney B.
Goldman. proprietor, told police
today.
Hubert K. Smith, 1927 Brandy
wine street NV, told police cloth
ing valued at S295 was stolen from
his car while it was parked in the
1900 block Of E street NV. yes
terday.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
Four Lives Replace One

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 10 (P).-
George Thomas of San Francisco,
driving from here to Sacramento,
struck a rabbit and killed her.
Noticing the size of the rabbit, he
stopped and performed a Caesarean
operation. Today he has four bum
nies, all of which, he reported. were
doing nicek.
Evening star., 1946-03-19

Continued From First Page)
action to end the threat to her
independence involved in the Rus
sian activities were heard by the
Security Council at its first meeting
in London recently, when a deci-
sion was reached for Iran and Rus
sia to try to settle the case by direct
negotiation. Presumably the new
appeal will be based on failure of
these negotiations.
Meanwhile, the State Department
denied London newspaper story
that the United States had by
passed the Iranian Premier and
suggested to the Shah himself that
Iran go to the Security Council.
Michael J. McDermott, the de-
press officer, said last
night he was authorized to say that
the story is untrue"
Evening star., 1946-03-19

port Command stations in Spain,
and break in diplomatic relations
with Japan.
The reply listed five objections of
general character" to the American
White Book, including: Publication
of the Is documents without Spanish
consent: the documents were taken
from their context: only 2 of the
Is concerned periods when the
United States was belligerent;
8 of the Is were written by German
Evening star., 1946-03-19
80, 900 Kurds Reported
Cooperating With Reds

CAIRO, Mar. 19 ga Kurdish
source said yesterday that Kurdish
army of 10000 was cooperating with
the Russians in Iran and that Kurds
of Iran and Iraq held a secret con-
ference recently and proclaimed
their independence.
The same. source said Kurdish
forces in Iran under the leadership
of Mohammed Gazi were garrisoned
at Mahabad.
Kurds in Iraq have united ano
formed a new party named Rezgary
uiberation). the informant as
serted, adding that the new party
had issued a secret communique
stating that its main objective was
the reconstruction of Kurdistan
parts of which are now held by
Iran, Iraq and Turkey.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
Cinemutoqruphers to Meet

The Washington Society of Anna
teur Cinematographers will meet at
8 o'clock tonight at the Review and
Herald Publishing House, Takoma
Park.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
Hedy Lomur Drops Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 19 (P.-Hedy
Lamar and Husband John Loder.
who separated about three months
ago, have become reconciled. A
spokesman for the actress said "all
thought of divorce has been for
gotten"
Evening star., 1946-03-19

LONDON. Mar. 10 [P).-The Mos
COW radio, In broadcast heard here
last night, said the Soviet Azerbai-
jan government plans to increase
oil production $50 per cent under
the new fIve-year plan. The broad
cast said the government will build
new pipeline from the oil fields
to the refneries, In addition to
drawing on a huge new oil reservoir
Evening star., 1946-03-19
EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
33i3 18th st. NV, MI. 9558-Shorthand
Plttman and Gregg; speed dfctation;
GAYS ana nights each week Special for
eompeIltl1e exams. Begin at once
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHO0T
25I3 I4th st. NV, MI. 9558; est. "a yrs
Inousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service Begin at once
Evening star., 1946-03-19
Business Group to Meet

The American Business Associ-
alton, Inc, will meet at 7:30 pm.
March % in the Shoreham Hotel.
$500 Calvert street NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-19
Iran

Continued From First Page }
Evening star., 1946-03-19
Spain

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Evening star., 1946-10-03
A-10 **THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, ocIoBEk
Powerful Poisons
Developed by U. 5.
For Biological War
By Harold B. Rogers

Poisons 1000 times more
powerful than those of the World
War have been developed by the
United States in preparation for
possible biological warfare.
Mai. Gen. Alden H. watt, chief of
the War Department Chemical
Corps, who disclosed this, expressed
the belief that biological weapons
"have possibilities in war COM
parable to the atomic weapon
Should there ever be biological
warfare, we must be prepared for
it, he warned. mot only defen-
sively, but extensively"
Biological warfare as We know
it has not been matter of creating
epidemics," he told the District
Medical Society Scientific Assembly
last night at the Hotel Statler. ut
has been an attempt to develop
agents of extremely high toxicity
(poisonousness) which may be used
in much the same way as the
agents of chemical warfare.
Dissemination Chief Problem.
I'VE have discovered agents 1000
or more times as poisonous as the
warfare agents we used In
the First World War. The trick is
in the dissemination Of these agents.
Much work is yet to be done
before biological warfare can realize
it's great potentialities, but we know
enough about 1t to believe that some
nation will perfect methods to dis
seminate these powerful materials
Evening star., 1946-10-03

benefit Of man would be the best
assurance of peace, Gen. Watt
warned, however, that until that
time comes and unity is brought to
mankind, we must maintain the
peace by using every possible scien-
tific development to provide us with
the most powerful means Of ma
tiona1 defense available"
Research Benefits Health.
Gen. Watt told the doctors that
in the development of chemicals
for both defense and offense War
Department laboratories also had
discovered many processes OF value
in medical research and treatment
Of disease.
One OF the most powerful poisons
yet developed by the Chemical
Corps, Gen. Watt said, was SO pow
erful that zone ounce of 1t contains
enough lethal doses to kill many
millions of people If 1t could be ad-
to them, which, Of
course" he added. 'it cannot"
It is known as the bacterial toxin
which causes botulisn1, disclosed re-
Gently.
Guarded Against Disease.
The War Department had intelli-
gence reports, Gen. Watt said, toI
the effect that the enemy planned
10 introduce disease and epidemics
by aircraft and sabotage. So the
Chemical Corps studied such possible
menaces as cholera, influenza, foot
Evening star., 1946-10-03

SO that q large percentage Of thu
deadly effect can be applied at
target and cover wide area.
THE agents need not be trans
mitted from man to man, or as al,
epidemic, he declared. Epidemic
warfare may or may not prove to
be important In the future. / be-
lieye 1t will, but biological agents
do exist which can be carried in
the air for considerable distances
and should be able to cause casual
ties over q wide area, as did
phosgene in World War I.
Protection More Difficult.
'"The difference is that they are
many time more toxic than
phosgene. It take much less to do
the work. They are more dificult
to protect against. They can be
made to cover q greater area when
we learn more about them.
Germany and Japan were de-
tered from using chemical war
fare, for which they were prepared,
he said, by the knowledge that the
United States had a still greater
potential for retaliation. Thus, he
said, this country won that part
of the war without firing shot"
Giant stores of poison gas were
found in Germany, he reported, and
Japan had prepared poison hand
grenade, filled with cyanide.
Proposing that free exchange OF
basic scientific information for the
Evening star., 1946-10-03
land mouth disease, Malta fever
rabbit fever, parrot fever, encepha-

and mouth disease, Malta fever
rabbit fever, parrot fever, encepha-
litis, and in fact all infections.
Japanese ballons which landed
in this country were suspected OF
trying to spread the dread disease
"rindepest" among Army stock and
cattle in this country, where 1t has
never yet appeared, the speaker said.
So an inter-Allied laboratory de-
veloped vaccine to protect animals
from 1t. This vaccine Is now being
used In other parts OF the world
German gas and gas-filled NUM-
tions totaled quarter Of a million
tons. Gen. Watt said, but he ex-
planned that the Germans didn't
use it because they knew we were
prepared"
He referred approvingly to q re-
cent editorial Science and CO.
operation" In The Evening Star,
saying he was not ready to approve
establishment of world operated
scientific Institutes. but felt I'VE are
ready to contribute our basic scienti-
fic information TO the world"
Scientists of the Chemical Corps
Evening star., 1946-10-03

three-day session Of the Scientific
Assembly, which was declared by
DR.. William p. Herbst, president of
the Medical Society, as the most
successful and best attended in Its
histofy.
A panel discussion on poliomyelitis
featured yesterday afternoons pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

did important work with new anti
biotics for control OF disease, he
said. One proved of value in pre-
vention and treatment of tuleremia.
Mustard gas compounds have been
helpful in combating Hodgkin SIS
disease, but no cures SO far have
been accomplished, he said. "Bal,"
a British product used to counter
act effects OF Lewisite and arserlical
war gases, has been found by An1eri-
can scientists to counteract mercury
poisoning here, he said.
Gen. Waits address closed the
Evening star., 1946-12-01
STORES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE STORE for rent--Size. 42xf00:
foI the st time on this busiest nns 5k oi
Library; excellent for drugstore. Phone
II: sgI5 from am. to pm PM cd..
STORE ,,, o. 9f5ices sod for TT rent, sround nSof,
F0R RENT. corner 18th and Eye SITS. NV.
.sround floor stores with balconies; IS s,ls g
whole T or IN part W so 6 q 49, 4; n. M MiLLEF e
K ST, BET. aIst AND e.nd N.w.-Now
rented as store. ONCE and workshop; pres
rear can NJ FABRIz1o, NO. -as4a, RE.
LARGE CORNER STORE with basement,
downtown suitable for drugstore. w r.
MARSHALL, Real Estate Broker, 929 New
YoIS TxsynR,. axe n. sA s5ao; Modern store p
500 So #. floor area. also full finished
basement: suitable for men and women
farnishinss shin s ets Box lIs ,aTss bs, ssar rooms
first comm. zone: ideal Tor Chinese Iatn-
STEIN STEIN CO, His K st. NV. Me. 54oo.
STORE FOR RENT-Immediate posses
sion 24xS5. on Conn. ave, 1900 block.
Cali Mr., WAssER; DI: 81 8IoI az
5osEpa Sosiffae E Rspss' BRuNo Co. Realtors, sos
sEynK.L Il; n:k Gd pirFlRESr Tf STORES. centrally
located ha sth and Ii ne. i4th and You
NV. i 9TH and G NV, detached fronts
from Is to so it.. reasonable rents. Call
Mr. Fischer with DREYFUSS BROS,
Realtors, Ma. 05s2: ewes and Sunday, Wo.
STORE SPACE AVAILABLE - Basement
aud Ist fioor of downtown once bldg.
excellent opportunity in one OF the nnest
downtown locations. Call Mr. KAY, NA.
1890. Sunday. il to 1; MA. 1894, week
DAYS. to g.
siIg NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Large store
idpai for any business: next to coming
theater. WELDON CO, ME. BOIL. B
THREE ROOMS, will subdiyide; suitable
for ONCE, workshop, studio etc. Cali Mon-
day GE 1875 II
1884 X ST N.W-Ground floor store.
available within two weeks, $500. DRURY
REALTY CORP, l731 K st. NV, RE.
SEVERAL wELL-LocATEp storerooms for
Af3H -,
Evening star., 1946-12-01
AUToMoTiVE MiscELLANEoUs.

AVHSsWSittE NtSShsbtNsVOS.
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION, We
have just received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers in popular eolors. They
will also fit other models of General Mo-
PTSmpt eRsbr aPa nsas ga
NEWrYrE sssiWss ii TiRE P PREsaPrrSc by the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: z, Z,
hour service: eiectrfc-treated sections IL
capped sSpr s at AscADs e poSAc sSf e co. pew WASH
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer, l431
AuTo LUGGAGE TRAILER. Immediate de-
livery. new shipment inst arrived; the
merchants. farmers, fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC co,
fan a Itylng ST pan,isc mW Ap s'o ~ashms
CHRYsLER underseat car heater with
defroster unit slightly used: FITS. most
ssTs ssssoniSs oroa Gan seooTER elsDs iS4 ie4s
shield; excellent condition: S226. Pleasant
MOTOR SCOOTER. used ] mo; excellent
Nj SEw nj B.TTnaY Hafhisi TA fof $40 $40 Ford sI7s5
Moi e96s 10 Am, am 70 z n's pm as SUNDAY aas
CADILLAC OWSERs--Veteran has expert
meclianics to repair your car. drive in
bies, ie 'a' We dnn't guess. ] In very short order
WIIlARDS GARAGE d. PAINT SHOP,
NEW NEW Tin TIRfsponP s stana no. in line or de-
pend on waiting list, Immediate delivery
on any passenger OF truck size tire or
ee h,so GoasofpaTE AIS SALES co 4ss
spEuiLT II af ~ rassSsMhiSssIoNs ssSa hS guaranteed
h isfts. nassasf Water pumps s fuel pumps, lacks
syadT saes s1sea hsnes anf Gor RhiS fes e0
iaa a Ssrssa ssSsep %ss snd
MSISSRSse, aSs sss ca ssye 81 aIo liai g. Sllly
eauipped: latest model, practically new,
200 miles; only 1875. Can be seen sun
day DAY at &, Pill sth st. saoStsr nv r,shm.n Io4s:
Siai sEEls ESQ So ssH sTArfoN go5k ave. me- poR
BATTERY CHARGER. $50. AL AUTO
MoIRK 3 Georgla ays IS mast sa xa,lr re-
quirements, Vans, plumbers trucks. nat
S. GIcHNER IRON WORKS, INC. truck
TRAILER, l4-ton heavy equipment, full
trailer with vacuum brakes and eight new
tires Used only 100 miles. Price, 81 500:
sof s 5 dss siNch 0ae aeass
new condition. Call Glebe 400, Ext. 2i3.
TIRES fa9 6.5ax16 reeaps, tube. $40, FIR.
$3.50. Ext 81 ). l., to 81.
AUTOMATIC, electronic headlisht, DIM
mer, ss,475. Call TR 1896 after l pm.
for details or demonstration.
HOT-WAIER de luxe heaters. One new,
one used: 1T any car. CO 0sa0, Apt. 515
1 BRAND-NEW q. .50x16 tires, Sa2 80 each:
new recap. 65Ox16; S13. HARRY LUS-
TINE. WO. 5415.
AUTO HEATERS. South wind gas, heater,
30 bOf-water heaters. So eacn.s Fem
der shields. SO. EN-. 1855 IA Lega-
tion st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-12-01


VETERAN--A HRS. SERvICE-Dumps,
fiats, vans, by hour or load. will haul any
thing; reasonable rates; all white help.
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving
and general hauling sgan yans s stakes ks anS and
LARGE DUMP TRUCK, viii haul S yards
or 10 tons per trip: also miscellaneous
hauling; immediate service. day or nigh;i
local work only: at $40 per day. for truck
and driver Hyattsville SAT- or WA .:.01
VETERAN, white. has 1a41 lh-ton panel:
wishes evening, Saturday or weekend
D0DGE STAKE, with driver: general haul
ing new tarpaulin. Phone MI. 9S09i night
aa sSnday ns s TR a4e stros tfnssx Tor hire day
week q month THE PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE YOURSELF ME. s91I, -B
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; experi-
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance TA "a a 293.
tract. and general hauling: vans. stakes.
panels; reas. rates. FIR. $500, Ext. 2.----l )
Evening star., 1946-12-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD TRUCK, 1895, I2-ft. platform; S100
in repairs Just completed. good rubber all
around. Priced right for quick sale. WA.
1868. q
TRUCK. Ik-ton Ford,
1885. completely ovrehauled motor; excel
condition RA 67S3. weekdays.
CHEVROLET truck 1888. best for parts:
2 new tires. new battery. Best offer. Hill
side 1720-J.
1888 1z-ToN PANEL DELIVERY, Al con-
dition: $3.50. Hillside 0S53-J.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
ouT-oE-1owN REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY HOUSE in Virginia; :Bta hours
drive from Wash; home has rms; fun
bath with shower; oak floors, concrete
porch, upper deck, electric water supply;
81" kit. cab. unit; copper screens Prop,
erty has 3la acres overlooking Chesapeake
Bay and Rappahanock River Riparian
rights of 500 it. on Oyster Cove. Harbor
for small boat. Good duck shooting
Plenty seafoods; fruit trees. Price S6.500.
For further details, phone EX. f02s.
ATTRACTIVE, old 10-room house, near
Warrenton to modernize; lovely stairway,
panelling, freplaces: acres, $4,000.
IAN s. MONTGOMERY. e. CO., Warrenton,
Va
FOR IMMED. SALE. 5-rm.. nearly new,
furnished bungalow in Fnglewood tSara-
sofa County, Florida: 100 feet from Lemon
Bay with 100-ft. frontage on State road,
about .one-third of an acre, beautifully
planted in palms Price $4,000. For
photos and additional information, call or
write E. J. GRAY, 6915 Fairfax rd. WI.
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven in one of Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest growing, restricted
communities. over 400 sold l5-acre
homesites fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
munity boat dock privil:. hard rd., elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500:
S45 down, S15 mo. Immed. possession.
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
or phi Paul E. Harrison, 1882 K st. NV.
ME-. 1l43. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
TRAILERs.

1915 PLATT TRAILER and porch. rs feet,
AZ a15oom NJ gn,t fgralshed lot Ss TEMPLE
LIGHT PLANT, 6-yolt. s50-watt, gas mo-
tor: excellent condition: $50, UN. .05a4.
I9iI ROYAL. :l-ioot. electric brakes. pul
price. 81 500; can be financed. MAJ. LIE
MON. Spring Bank Trailer Court, No. "a.
TFoTToao n9 SSsr sSah Aisrandlls Va
sleeps 4; Pre-Way cook range, Duo Therm
heater: IN perfect condition.; 81 900 cash. .
HOUSE TRAILER, 1s-ft,, $3.50: may be
seen SUNDAY Highway No. and 2eth
HOUSE TRAILER 1s4o auto cruiser. fully
equipped, sleeps A., good condition. DAN
MODERN late model 81 American
trailer. In new cond equip. with cleo.
brakes. white birch interior. new. refriger-
many added modern features. with trailer
goes modern spacious porch with extra
room. latest flush features. Must see this
MsdoaRANo NOR lot Is, Temple Taiier villsss. age
g sealLT TRsILEE HOUSE; reasonable a !,
aSusE Hlssn RGfnER Asxeaf5f sxssieh or travel
sisc.rlg srsees 5o5ils I sas stoys sleeps
Foint Louisiana st New lot 81. !.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY cnsnew and used
trailer coaches. We invite you to see our
display OF models. All new and modern
trailer house coaches. Trailer parts. and
accessories in our parts. depsrtment
Granite express luggage trailers for iInrne-
diate delivery, AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
INC. 1910 Wisconsin ave NV. WO. s32231
AUTO TRATLERS, 2, S-ft. Call Vienna
ITGGAGE TRArLERs. reasonable. RA.
SPARTAN. the all aluminium aircraft-con-
struggled lishtweight lifetime trailer; i'm,
SALES. sso5 washington -Baitimore blvd :.
Berwyn. Md. Tower 6162
ADAMS 1916 25-seat. with new winter
lied porch: perm. setup. furn. Jones
Trailer Park. Berwyn, Nd MIR. BYRON
GOOD NEWs--we have q limited number
of New Streamlite Trailercoaches. or
tandem and 23e single axle. TOR quick de-
livery. without priority. Get yours while
they last. Also on display 1a46 Kozy
Lasaile. owosso. Royeraft; superior. 2
gins camp trailer. metal utility trailers
and complete line OF accessories. Cash for
your trailer RICHTER TRAILER SALES
2. s. Route l, Berwyn, Maryland. Tel.
HOUSE TKAILERs, for immediate deliv-
-Ls. for veterans and civilians, collie
TRAILER CO.. Glider Dealer. S232 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring. Md. 81. a242.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
cARAcEs FOR sALE.

EAGT0RY nuILT. sizes l2x21 and 29x20
ETRAND BUILT, overhead doors. Easy
terms. Immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play OF models, 100 jefferson Davis hwy.
tU. g.. No. ~, Arlington. Va. ~ mi, south
ot iIashyas 4, HSidss Phene @ IA n, Il "a 3
IN the heart Of the business section Of
the downtown area. This excellent station
includes parking, repairs and many other
profitable allied lines. Owner forced 70
sell this long established business in Its
entirety al an early date and will consiuer
rMaasoiiabls M oilers from experisncsd rsspoii.s .-
BY appointment unly Please call HARRY
l. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1866
STEEL GARAGES. prefabricatedi steel
aluminium mill buildings engineered TO
specifieations DUPONT IRON WoEks
ai4i4 FLORIDA AVE. NE. Here Is an
unusual opportunity to purchase this Ions :
established auto repair garage fully
equipped including the valuable real. es-
tate The lot is 40xl40 to a rear alley;
the shop is built on the rear portion OF this
lot Due 10 the excellent financing Y is
possible to handle this entire deal with
about $4,000; Fer complete details sI,d s
to inspect. piease call HARRY /. FRIED
MAN, Broker RE. 1866.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
WATER ERoNr PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH. on Chesapeske Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo, A. A. Co., Nd.
WOODLAND BEACH. Md. 20 miles from
D. C.-4-room cottage, large screened
porch, electricity and water. l00xl 90 cor
ner lot; price, incl. furniture, S;ib00 IR.
LAGOON SECTION WATER FRONTS. Long
Beach--Just opening very, beautiful large
wooded lots with unexcelled view Of chesa-
peake Bay; good streets, lights. water and
other Long Beach features: reasonable re-
of Prince Frederick, solomons Island I'd,
f To- me- Sseeh Shose h s Psnee
WANTED. approximately 300 to 400 Il.
of waterfront property: low banks with
afpeh Rpen Within Vi Taifs miles s0 oi
'front.' ron eoafaaeT Mss Ro hsr fsIRf ING
1895 Ralworth I'd, Baltimore is, Md. Box
LAKE LAKE JACKSON SHORES. yA.-choiee
lot. swimming. boating, fishing, hunting.
NORTH BEACH. MD.@Nice bungalow, on
large lot with iron fence. on Main ave;
3 bedrooms. powder room, kitchen and
aire: house equipped for year-round oecu-
pancy Write Box 5S-A, Star
sssH III loe yof sse eIes e
stove. freplaces: on water. from $500 to
$500; Come out Sunday.
shower baths; selling furnished as per in
yentoryi oil heat. Price. SIS $50; easy
terms. Investigate. EDWIN I; ELLIS
Realtor, 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 219,
VALUABLE WATER rRoNT-11eh acres.
65 tillabie, long water front: 7-room dwell
tages of one room. l storehouse being
operated; extensive view Of Potomae River,
fine dussias fishing. Clustering; sobsta9- q
BROOKE MATTHEWS, La Plata, Md
WATERFRONT HOMES for summer or
ss ng eseam nS o.s IL s2Ss o
Ha1n Northsrn Neck on ta ste blue %aters Of
Rappahsnnoek Phone weekdays or ewes,
j AM IookfSS ron home on tn, the
REnie1TY s Eselssire ssar bay front
home on beautiful wstsI,lront lSt large
all completely furnished: fine harbor;
hours ride from city; bargain at $500.
FRaNkLIN FL sf1lS ssn, MANOR BEAcH-rine home;
ali 6ea9tifuIly and completely furnished;
f9nsHER FsFRs sasaDkk sfsf of s2z sssf %
frontase Of deep water On : .sasssfras
peake Bay1 whitehall and White.
hal Farms, gentleman's estate asoi
unusually ATTRACTIVE app0intmenlS,ssBf - Bfu
acres with modern home. built in 1893, OF
1ag rooms. 4 baths Of which q are tile.
powder room. guest cottaRe. left Wheeler
cabin cruiser, pier; together with tenant
msn saep and bsra 6 sa
Helsteins. offered IN Its entirety or viii
sell farm comprising 44o acres with
stock and equipment EMMETT s. HICK-
MAN. Realtor, 203 W. 39th St, Whining
ton. Del s95S Ees9s
POTOMAC RIVER FRONT. Westnoreiapd
County. ya.-4a0 acres. 3.f0n feet seiE
standing water front: exceHeht.s sand
beach, exceptional water sports; 7-room
dwelling ,fbath and electricity. large barn,
deep well: large amount timber and pulp
wood: operating saw mill; suitable de-
yelopment: $4,000 for immediate sale.
\ Potomac River duckine shore. suitable
gentleman.s home: so acres, 1,5eo feet
Nanjefnoy Greek, 355 feet frontage:
6 Groom dwelling .neg, yoo Is acres; imme-
st. Nicholas Creek, st. Marys County:
$1,000
Potomac River, near Marshall Hall
fye acres. beautiful location; $1,000.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata. Md.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
MONEY WANTED.

NEED x3,.50a IMMEDIATELY; good real
estate security. VERIFIED 669S or write
WORKiNG CAPITAL. $4,000 to $4,000
for large, iow-cost housing project re-
uuired by construction company; loan or
Partnership arrangement Box 64-k, Star.
$1,000 CASH WANTED. real estate as se-'
curity:: payable monthly at 80 interest
S3,5oe SECOND TRUST note for sale at
reasonable discount: represents deferred
purchase money on new home sold by
builder; perfect security. Box 1a5-V,
NEED $4,000 CASH to erect industrial
bldg. in Bethesda, at fair rate of interest.
REAI. ESTATE NOTES FOR SALE on D. C.
property. MURRAY CO., 1923 L st. NV.
MA. 1866. -1