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Evening star., 1946-05-26
Lower Farm Income Forecast.

DR.. H. N. Young. head of the agri-
cultural economics department at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. fore
casts lower Virginia farm income
this year than last.
While cash income to farmers in
Virginia has mounted from $l22.-
100000 in 1910 to 1926. .000. 900 In i94S.
Or. Young said farm expenditures
increased more than ia per cent
during the same period.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
lust Between
Ourselves :.
BY Philip H. Love-

Have you ever noticed that about
20 minutes" usually means any
where from a half-hour to an hour
and a half? And that "just =
moment" is never less than three
minutes? i
You'll be next" the barber
promises. It'll only be about 20
minutes" But in 20 minutes, you're
no nearer to getting haircut than
when you entered the shop.
If you're a girl, and your date
telephones and says he has been
delayed but will be along in about
20 minutes" you don't even begin
to expect him until a half hour
later. But if, when he finally
arrives, your mother tells him,
Betty will be ready in just mo-
ment," he may as well settle down
for wait of anywhere from 3 to
80 minutes.
I fell to thinking along this line
the other day, after visit from the
most realistic high school student
I've ever met. She wanted to talk
over a story she was going to
write for The Junior Star, but I
was up to my eyebrows in a job that
had to be finished.
Have seat" suggested. I'll
be free in about 20 minutes"
mo, thanks" she smiled. IF its
all the same to you, I'd rather have
an appointment for a definite time
tomorrow or some other day"
Obviously, she had learned there
is no such period of time as 30
minutes" And I'll bet she knows all
about that lust moment" stuff,
too.
Publication of a new edition Of
either Alice in Wonderland" or
Through the Looking Glass" is al
ways an event worthy of special
mention. And the special mention
this time goes to Whittlesey House,
which has just brought out about
'as fine Through the Looking
oloNso c~o L VIC SFC1 oCCll
Designed especially for younger
readers, this new edition is printed
from large type and contains ex-
cellent reproductions of the famed
original illustrations by John Ten
NELL. 1t rates a place of honor in
the library of every boy and girl
and of every man and woman, too.
fnr fhat rooftor a1N,nciIn Nf Tho
Alice in Wonderland' issued some
time ago by the same publisher. Both
are the same price-S1.25.
I, for one, am always glad to see
a new edition of either of these
Lewis Carroll classics come along.
1t gives me a good excuse to get
acquainted with the delightful
Alice" all over again.
Junior jottings: Girl Scout Troop
2O4. Catholic University Campus
School, made a great success of its
recent Big Bandanna Minstrel
Show" Participants included Ann
Hartman, Mary Lawton, Shirley
4SASA hlCs 11S1ICo L1CCl4, Z u liza
Smith, Barbara Burbette, Magaret
Jane Curling, Dorothy Daily, Mary
Patricia O'Brien. Mary Ann Koran,
Mary 10 Schmitt, Jeanne Hauck.
Katherine Shields, Catherine Morris
Joan Thompson, Mary Lou Luccini,
Betty Ann Kelliher and Ruth Ann
Fessler. DR.. Lise Neither, famous
for her part in the development of
the atomic bomb, was in the audi
ence =. Proceeds of a recent dance
in the Eastern High School gym
nasium will be used to buy new
press camera for the student news
paper. the fastener Bobby
Jones, Mckinley High School base
ball pitcher, has his eye on the big
leagues Six Woodrow Wilson
High School artists, Harry Caster
lin. Bob Ensslin, Abe Freshman,
Betty Walton, Jane Stouffer and
Josef Herzbrun, recently exhibited
their works in Central High School.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Readers
Clearing
House
WANDERING JEW.

from Mrs. J. E. F., Washington.)
To the lady who requested in
formation about Wandering Jew: I
have a plant green in color and,
although it seems small from stay
ing in the basement all winter, it
is beautiful now that it is planted
in rich soil and put out in the rain
occasionally. The leaves will grow
large and dark if the plant is kept
In the shade.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Show a Success

The eighth annual flower show of
the Bradbury Heights Garden Club:
held May 20 at the Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church proved
a highly successful affair with more
than one hundred entries listed.
The sweepstakes trophy was won
by Mrs La Verne R. Philpott, with
many other awards going to men,
bers of the club. Judging was con-
Quoted by Mrs. E. A. LIE Lacheur and
Mrs A HoVt TaVlOr.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
To Meet Tuesday

The American University Park
Garden Club will meet at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Mable Wagy and Miss Mar
garet Wagy, 1924 Forty eighth street
NV. Mr.. j. Morton Franklin will
speak following a tour of Miss Wagy's
garden. The social meeting will
feature musical numbers offered by
several members of the club, of
which Mrs. John J. German is
president.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Jobs DAUGHTERS

The International Order, Jobs
Daughters, installed officers as fol-
lows: Mrs. Edith M. Biggs, grand
guardian; E. E. Heinzman, associate
guardian; Mrs. Esther Fleming, vice
guardian; Lester Hall, associate vice
guardian; Mrs. Jeane Craft, guide;
Mrs. Isabel Brewton, marshal; Mrs.
Aimee Schmidt, secretary, and Mrs.
Bert Stuart treas
Evening star., 1946-05-26
WILL EXCHANGE:

Yellow iris bulbs for other bulbs.
small plants or vines.-Mrs. J. E. F.,
Washington.
Lavender African violet leaves for
pink, yellow or white African vio-
lets.-Mrs. E. X. NICK, Washington.
Lovely purple iris for yellow ones.
Would like to get them Immediately
after blooming C. B. S., Aler-
andrid, Va.
Jonquil bulbs for some chrysan.
themum plants or perhaps some
other plants. If any one is inter.
ested please call Warfield 1861
Mrs. J. w. A., Mount Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
(Eronl Mrs. C. E. Rird. Md

From Mrs. G.. E., RiDa, Md
I was heartsick when the beauti-
full hydrangea plant I received at
Easter withered in two days,
although the soil was moist.
placed the pot in a bowl full of
water and in two hours it perked
right up and is still lovely
I recently received a very fine
gardenia plant for Mothers Day
It only has few blooms but is full
of buds. I would appreciate it very
much if some one would tell me the
best way to take care of it. Can it
be transplanted out of doors later?
Evening star., 1946-05-26

OF ur e b r e d
sheep and hogs
a n d in t h e
g r o W i n G eco
nonic import
ance of its poul-
try. Many far
rners have come
to realize that
1t Is not good
practice to de-
pend altogether
on one crop.
The growing
Importance of
t h is sections
livestock pro-
dllct.inn is re-
Evening star., 1946-05-26
SNOWFALL BUSH?

From L. W, WaShington.J
What causes the leaves of a Snow
ball Bush to curl and shrivel? Also,
why should the blooms be so small?
What can be done to remedy this
condition?
Evening star., 1946-05-26
GARDENIA PROBLEMS?
/Er1,,, NHro D n "
0p w Of 1ts 1' -
LandoUer Hills, Md

I have three gardenia plants
large-and would like to slip some
small ones to start plants for friends
Can any one give me directions for
this?
Evening star., 1946-05-26
AffenfiOn!

Due TO lack OF space on the
Garden Page. hereafter the
letters relating 10 horticultural
problems NH appear IN the
regular daily column. Please
address mail 10 the Readers"
Clearing House. The Epenino
Star. Washington 4.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Will Attend Mass

Members of the District of Co.
lumbia Department, the American
Legion Auxiliary, with color guards
will attend the annual field mass al
the amphitheater at Arlington Gene
terry at 10 am. today and the mass
ing Of colors at $50 pm. at Wash
ington Cathedral.
Miss Pearl Heagerty. department
president. requests all color bearers
and guards to attend both services
Mrs. Bertha Fitchhorn, president
of Bunker Hill Unit, announces 6
bingo party will be held for the
patients at Mount Alto Hospital al
pm. June and requests the as
sistance of members.
The unit Endorsed Mrs. Lilliar
Judd, department chaplain. for the
office of department president.
Election of officers will be held
June IS. Those nominated are:
President, Mrs. Helen Spriggs; first
vice president, Mrs. Vestra Hocter:
second vice president, Mrs. Thenis
Stiles; third vice president, Mrs
Matte Burris; chaplain, Mrs. Nema
Ashford: historian, Mrs. Mildred
Dodson; sergeant at arms, Mrs
Dorothy Johnson; color bearers,
Mrs. Marguerite Spoonamore and
Mrs. Josephine Koelkebeck.
The department has made plans
to have a tent at Arlington Gene
terry on Thursday, when refresh
ments will be furnished to all color
bearers, color guards, ushers and
other auxiliary members participant
ing in the Memorial Day services
Units are urged to send in their
cash donations for this project to
Department Treasurer Mrs. Sarah
Deery, 243l Newton street NV, at
once.
Mrs. Ruth Bergman. department
poppy chairman, requests volunteers
to assist in the placing of some 35,-
600 flags on the graves at Arlington
Cemetery on Wednesday, beginning
al am.
The department president will
place wreath on the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier in behalf of the
District of Columbia Department at
the wreathlaying ceremonies on
Memorial Day. All auxiliary men,
bers are invited to attend
The James Reese Europe Unit met
at its clubhouse Wednesday. Mrs.
Celonia Banks, president, presided
The unit went on record as unani-
mously indorsing Mrs. Lillian Judd
for department president for 1867
with Mrs. Banks on her ticket as
department historian.
Members of the James Reese Eu-
rope and James E. Walker Units
will meet at the Legion clubhouse
on Tuesday night to shellac Braille
pages for the blind. Mrs. Amelie Sell
niger. department Braille chairman
will be in charge.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
To Parents
Prize Contribution
By Roberto Browning, IS,

John Hondey High School. Winchester. We
We know you think
We're a funny bunch.
But you were like this, tool
You had your man,
We have our Van.
You, too, wore lots of gool
We know you think
Well never fit
Into the future world
But didn't your parents
Think the same
When you were a teen-age girl?
Evening star., 1946-05-26
By Betty Wixcey

Long before she could write Margaret Whddon drawing pic
and doing 1t remarkably we'll And through
the first painful learning spell cat like
writing
English teachers
H. ambition combine the
Evening star., 1946-05-26
arm and dCarden
Farmers Change Practice
Virginia Valley, Famed for Apples,
Also Advances in Cattle Breeding
By |. Fred Slime
Frederick County Extension Agent.

washington residents
Couny Va as OF the
he 1t is true that orchards hold
ne last 2 years Frederick County achieved
agricultural products. - "
Iurme past
county mas placed and emphasis
and results to be
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Prolific
Horatio Alger, who wrote more
than 100 books for boys, also pro-
duced volume of poems and sew
eral girls books
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Mrs. Ruth Bergman. department
poppy chairman requests volunteers
to assist in the placing of some 35,-
600 flags on the graves at Arlington
Cemetery on Wednesday, beginning
at 8 am.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

The department president will
place wreath on the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier in behalf of the
District of Columbia Department at
the wreath-laying ceremonies on
Memorial Day. All auxiliary men,
bers are invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07
Raft, Trevor In
 Thrill Story of Sea

Starring George Raft, Claire Trevor and Signe .Hasso, "John- ny Angel" tells a gripping story of a mystery st sea, romance, and sons merciless search for his fathers murderers.
 Captain Johnny Angel finds his fathers ship deserted in the Caribbean, with indications pointing to wholesale bloodshed. He goes to New Orleans to at tempt to solve the mystery and finds his first clew in a French girl who had been hidden aboard the deserted vessel. With her he continues his search, which leads him to an old flame-Claire Trevor, who is willing to throw over her millionaire boy friend to return to Johnny.
 Johnny finds out eventually why the ship was attacked and who was responsible, after a series of exciting adventures that involve gold, a mutiny and mur- der.
 Also in the cast are Margaret Wycherly, and Hoagy Carmich- ael, song writer, who plays a musical taxi driver.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

MT. and Mrs Myers and 2 young sons, arrived Monday ny plane and left the same after noon with Charles Madsen, for Uganik, fol a few days hunting and fishing.
 The family, from Cincinnati have been vacationing at Banff, MT. Myers is ia the wholesale meat business.
 Property sales recorded this week included:
 Mrs. Bea Nachtweih to John Sizelove, Lot 16, Leite addition, 5000
 O. A. and Ruth Torgerson to Jack and Justine HiDckel Lot 1, Block 12 (Henton house on Mar inc Way) $3500.
 Harry Howe to Lillian Morris, 2 apartment unit Harbor avenue, $3500
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07
Classified Ads

2 SALE = Kodiak's most .a,,tiful night club, ju-t 1 fIe from heart of city. Fully
 o,;pped kitchen, weIl-stocked equipped bar. 2-story bldg :, easant living quarters. 2 pri- .te dining rooms, large dance por. Club Montmartre. See Rra Pierce at Town club or
 ov Snyder at Mecca Bar.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

HELP WANTED-Responsible party to look after boy, 15 mo. old, in their home. Call Mrs. X itchell, civilian cafeteria, NOE, or leave word at the Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-09-07

HELP WANTED-3 girls for full or part time job. Good hours, high pay, pleasant sur roundings. Inquire Island Fountain, where a job is a POSITION.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
JOHANSENS AND WUHRMANS RETURN TO NOME

MT. and Mrs. E. K. Johansen and MT. and Mrs. Henry Wuhr- man, partners Of w. F.. Mcdonald with mining interests on Coffee Creek, in the Kougarok, arrived Wednesday night on the Pan Am erican plane and are staying at
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
KEGoAYAH KOZGA LIBRARY

The following books were given to the Kegoayah Kosga Library by the Carnegie Institute; HOME OWNERS
 First Aid For The filling House
 Woodworking and Upholstry
 Wood Finishing and Painting Made Easy
 Kidder Parker Architects and Builders Handbook SHOP WORK
 Auders Machinists Handy Book Electric and Oxy-acetylene Welding
 Sheet Metal Pattern Drafting
 Soldering
 How To Run A Lathe
 Dykes Automobile and Gasoline Engine Encyclopedia the Harvey Grant residence on "C" Street.
 Harvey Grant, the fourth part ner, will not be in this summer as he is critically ill at his home in Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
Native Hunters Reported Safe

ANCHORAGE, May l0,-fP)- An arr'~ rescue plane, dispatched from Fl~0endorf Field, reported I had gouNd all of the marooned Eskimos safe at stewart Island, about 90 miles south of Nome.
 The seven native hunters had been caught on the ice off the island without a boat. Two had previously made their way to shore.
 The plane dropped emergency rationS.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-11
. sstt& MlNRuss

an expieding oil heater in the cIub Uuique was responsible for 6r- ds psrtment call at 8:43 pm Sunday, out the only damage .as soc that covered the interior If the cocktail room The heater ,xpIodso 3 times, the last and heayiest after the oil had been turned off
 The next day Manager Bud het7gar and others spent clean ing up.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-11

George Slawson, former city magistrate and more recently federal iaiI guard, has resigned tbe laite position us of May l to seek ther employment
 He IS icing replaced by Jack Klng, formerly on deputy U S. Marshal Paul erling's staff, who recently returned from An ehorage, where he was on the eity police force there.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-11
PRAISE CHAPEL Rev. John Marshall

Rev. John Marshall Sunday School l0:4O Sunday Morning Worship 11:40 Sunday Evening
 Eyangelistic Service 700 Wednesday Evening Prayer & Praise 7:W Monday & Friday Evening
 Class for Young People 700
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-11
COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH

%44 Rsy. Gregory s. Morony. Pastor
 Sunday May l2 D.l5 Sunday School. Classes for
 all ages. Has Morning Worship Sermon:
 The Faith That Is In Thee B:30 Christian Fellowship League
 J. o. Y.
 Intermediate, High School
 and Young People'sgroup Mothers Day Program 7:50 Evening Gospel Hour Hymn-siBg Sermon: The Seeking Saviour Monday S:S9 Children's choir Tuesday: 3:30 Inter. Camp Fire Girls 7:l5 Boy Scouts Troop 625 Wednesday,
 S:80 ST. Camp Fire Girls 7s30 Mid-week Service:
 Prayer and Bible study Friday:
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-11

Father Vincent Edge, s. A.
 HOSPITAL CHAPEL Mass on Weekdays 6:80 am Holy Hour Friday 2 to 5 pm NOTRE DAME de KODIAK
 CHURCH
 Mass-.Sundays, Holy days 10 am Stations of the Cross < Benedic- iion-F Fridays 7:3O pm Instruction $ Benediction Sundays 7:2O pm Instruction in Christian Doc tiDe for Children Fridays 4 pm
 FORT GREELY Mass Sundays 5 am
Kodiak mirror., 1946-05-11
Go To Church,

,,rsek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 A cordial invitation is extend sd to all members of the church ao attend the services
Evening star., 1946-03-10

A FINE corner Conn. ave. property, suit
Ibis is an extraordinary and merited prop
We have several other outstanding buys
sSsqIsF; sRs SS$says g. $sss RsuR.S
sis IsssFfRfs' S. apFsSsfa z!sf zfF
and anfs 5f1f1f s1 in size ssSs sH 1 fssasa
porch; in modern fireproof building. gross
sp satas bts s7sS4g ERoMs Neal f0s MsgSY t.
14th Il nM 81. NJ NEAa 0o THOMAS II nj sei eiRcIEW
sos oRsr aRs H heat aas m and PATH sse e
well hnanced; 100000. cash win handle:
RA9 R2I H3F1et,0n s4s gall s1 me- Yoai asS ave-
PoLYzo1s OFFERS s-story brick and
5 apts. furnished Attractive annual in
ave, ave: Ewes, MR. BUELL. NO. 1918. EYclu-
s:GNiT. : and 9 rm: furn: apts:, 3 baths,
new stoker. ideal location, near 81 Shs6e- exc.
yaIenti, no. ,oo4s, with q. B. zANTzING-
5oss I M MaeHkTHUR assi Hfhs'f fBLvp.-rhis detached
very deep lot, located in this desirable
oCSLiOus dpptdl W tuc CONSERVATIVE
buyer; excellent ss home with an income
or as an investment: priced at, $13,500
for immediate sale. See it and call HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866. Iii
PA; AVE; NV; near Washington Circle
tow town. new NO et tiansportstion probiems st
commercial, Gift. frontage. alley; fine To-
Sation fer doctors Sfees aoo excellent apt
NORRIS. Realtor. 2135 Pa. ave. RE
2I12. Exclusive Agent Ill
M ST. N.W.-3-story,- 2nd commercial
brick dwellings rented for $50 per mo !;
reasonably priced. RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
1742 K st. NV. DI. 1900.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. g apts.. 8
with bedrooms and 8 with L bedroom,
!. r, kit. and bath each; low rents total
S4.9S0 year, show good return; approx.
$1,000 cash needed. To INSPECT call MI.
THsocKMosToN Mso s9 Realsor T1n 81 $685. @
Ia
FIvE-UNIT furnished apartment; rented,
| income So 900 yearly: Baltimore blvd. near
| Hyattsville: commercial zone, unit for
store. Box 321-R, Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

TOURIST CAMP, cabins, S-room tourist
house, snack bar and grill. profitable
enterprise situated in most desirable To-
cation on busy U, s. hwy. No. l. miles
north of Fredericksburg, Va Completely
equipped. Price. S25,000 terms
so acres, "a miles north Of Chantilly on
good, hard d-surfaced road; 40 acres clear,
very productive 7-room house. concrete
dairy house, barn poultry house, garage,
property pr9Gs yel eno fenced Excellent location
Groom house. very clean throughout
attic. good barn with concrete moor,
poultry house. . acres good garden land.
plenty fruit trees--apple. wax cherry,
peach, plum. other fruit House sets in
grove of beautiful maple trees. Towering
shrubs; r.r. station ? blocks. good service
TO D. c.: in Sterling. Va. A real buy.
Priced for quick sale, Ss.750
5,room brick-tex shingle bungalow.
hardwood floors h.-w.h,. bath. built-in
hot and cold running water, cement BLOCK
barn with horse stalls and 2 COW stalls,
poultry house. tenant house. 1875 acres.
stream. Priced at Sl1 800.
5-room frame dwelling: attic could he
made into rooms; bath, hot-air heat,
hardwood floors, automatic gas water heat
er, inlaid linoleum. built-in cabinets:
acre. Priced at $3.50. RAY BARNEY.
Vienna, Va. Phones; once, Vienna 21s
res. Vienna 154 10
FOR COLORED VETS.-5-rm. and bath
semidetached brick homes, located in South
Arlington; price and terms most attractive.
Call CHI. 5000 or come to 2S20 No. Wash
blvd. Arl., Va. JOHN N CAMPBELL. INC.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY For sAlr

.:l5 14th ST; N.W.-1st commercial Q.
building Tor commercial use Sc aiy only. endIs GI.
STORE pRopERTY-Large vacant stor.
supplies; drugstore, insurance company.
class professional or commercial business.
eau Sap Se & g1lIss' business prop dept. LEO NJ
o4oo. complete Real Estate Institution.
NOW vAcANT-2 adjoining buildings in
downtown Northwest Washington, Just Of
building arransed Suitably for otices, with with
20 large rooms. many Of which are ready
Sliding s5S sf ss sa sas
ing hardwood floor in excellent condition
so1ase snd sSate so ceps sdtb SGg6taning ssane
Lease sa M together or separately. Open every
@saaisis sa s' fff RRsg ~
IL s514s fsssi to2 zoo ,Is s ssoa &
eaf 3 sAsfRo AsiIiRs5d REsnTy Gs q Co. s7i2 s
10Th AND SITS. N.w.-we have ala iagss
3:-story .:ty briek * bldg, with large, full-lensth
Nj RosenthsI business properly ty0A dept. rSn
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & co. 14i5 K st.
nv; Tnst;.Its, NE o4oo A Complete Real Estate
Isl. COMMERCIAL ROW BRICK. u block
Ga sH'fsas Sss'SR With for ssyBs SRs
ESStSx 81 GRousb as sA SS1l sale Part or
able Ground lies perfectly nat, Reason %
ps4es Dslf viii Rspy spd hRsa6x hRf fss to sSsEss
i@ss can Ma saR5!SE II nj a3a 6 a1tf5
stores
Coal sfoker heat. full m basement; M t. I i store store
available now, Annual income, slo,2os:
REALTY CO. 943 New York ave NV.
zoNED FOR BUsINEss-45,o 900 So. #. on
II Rvr2 aOsS sfDgs NJ M.R6STEAP % a. s.0s
sI ses new is'4oIa InaHrBowN fsS sna wa aF 15 p c
COMMERCIAL industrial ground, D. C.
coNRER 9Th AND f SIS. N.w.-4ox1oo.
that Can Be- 0nl se foGFes foP your
aaires for larssr project For informatien. f eS
par IEo GeTSpes1s CO. g.
Rea Faa5 kstsfs st nx inst,iaEoI ME- 54oo complets
4 CHOICE commereiai aSassHn' corner PROPERTY PROBE
improved by two Groom and bath brick
houses IN good condition; 44-ft, frontage
suitable for stores and apts. Plenty space
to build between houses and paved alley;
elusive with z S. PRICE y CO, 1910
GEORGETOWN--3,00 So It, industrial
ground, near Wis; aye; and K sts.N 4. N.
1000 BLOCK PA: AVE. N.W.AThree. story
brick brick store building. lot 2s.5x141.5 5 #. to
theater, clothing store, tire shop, any 1st
s1mmerGlal com terna Use Price S42 500 reason
4 SON, Active Realtors Since 1889. I7io
MopERS Ms Ii NV W.khiH33aiasSf "A 33aS ana I'll
n, Y, ave. and Queens Chapel I'd; about
5000 So. IT.; storage lot adjoining; rail-
road siding available; suitable for any 2nd
sSmmereis ferms nHoRSE ssS griss and
Eye st; NV, Ma. 3326. III
SHOPPING CENTER GROUND, GOOD ss
location; sell part or all Of $4,000 So, IL:
eriifs; inIS Y per ., e. Mr., Eilippo., TR. 1s0S,
Hope I'd. Sc -''o S'""
Continued on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1946-03-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

TWO RESPONSIBLE employed women de-
sire As room bungalow - acres or large
lot; no objection to Older house If in good
condition; must be on good Transportation
to D.. C: have substantial down payment.
Call NE. 4277, Br. 8, bet. $50 and 4:30
m only No agents
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy home and
er; within J2 to 20 miles D. C.; prefer
to room house; can redecorate or
modernize if needed. AL. SS47. 10
for sale or rent. Please call WI. 6497.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
OFFICES WANTED.

SPACE FOR DOCTOR or dentist, etc, in
SH, 3444 or eyes. 81. 1891.
FINANCIAL CONCERN seeks Approximate
ly 900 50. #. in bank bldg or modern
oface building. Box 4S5-M, Star
SMALL OFFICE in downtown business dis
triet for labor organization. Phone Ma.
1255 or write Box 440-M, Star. III
OFFICE SPACE WANTED-Old- -esta ablished
national corporation needs small, private,
furnished or unfurnished, centrally located
once for its Washington. branch: willing
II applicable. Phone EX Sail 10
RESPONSIBLE FIRM doing Nationwide
business desires 20,000-25. 900 So, IT. gem
eral office space in downtown section OF
WASHINGTON by July ! 1946, or earlier,
Address pertinent details to Box 54-S, Star,
ESTABLISHED ATTORNEY wishes to
rent either l offce and reception room
or once and share reception room. Re-
ply TO Box 4OR-M. Star Il