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Evening star., 1946-02-26
By |. S. B. Shopiro
North American Newspaper Alliance

| FRANKFORT AM MAIN, Ger.
many. Feb. 6.-Relations between
the United States and Czechoslo.
vakia were severely strained fol
several days as the direct conse-
quence of a dramatic mission Sc.
cretly carried out in Southern Bo.
hemia on February 11-12 by Amer.
lean combat engineers and intelli-
gence officers who penetrated Helm.
rich Himmler's last fortress ano
fcame away with some of the rich
est documentary prizes of the war
Diplomatic explanations have beer
made and with the imminent trans
fer OF documents to the Czecho-
slovak government, relations be-
tween the countries have resumed
their traditional cordiality.
l was the only observer to ac-
company the top-secret expedition
and now 1 am in position to re-
veal the details of an adventure as
exciting as any fiction thriller.
Working for 38 hours in imminent
danger of death as a snowstorm
swlrled across the mountains of
Bohemia, the Anne ri ans dug
through tons of earth in an OBJ
scure and almost unapproachable
gulley, then probed perilously into
a wooden shaft sealed with an elab-
crate system of boobytraps wired
to. tons of explosives, and recovered
the complete records of the Ger
man occupation of Czechoslovakia
and long-missing Czech state pap
ers seized by Adolf Hitler in 1893.
Thirteen in Party.
The party of 13, which included
German prisoner-o war and this
correspondent, crossed the Czech
frontier February 10 without know
ing the nature of the mission.
Shortly after the mission was
completed and the American party
had transported its precious cargo
of documents into the American
zone in Germany during the early
hours OF February 13, Czech secur-
lty police discovered the excavation
and threw out a general dragnet.
The most ironic aftermath of the
operation occurred on the after
noon of February 13 when the three
undoubted heroes of the expedition
combat engineers who had risked
their lives to recover the documents
were taken into custody by the
Czech security police. These men
are Capt. Stephen M. Richards.
Decatur, Ga; S/Sergt. Taylor r.
Fulton, kenosha, Wis. and Sergt.
Philip j. Urquhart, Chicago.
After their hazardous experience
these three had retired to a hote,
in Prague to recover their strength
while the remainder of the party
raced for the American headauar-
ters in Germany.
Background of Perfection.
The story had its beginnings al
most a year ago. In April. l945
the Gestapo buried the records in
shaft previously prepared by an
SIS engineer company. The shaft.
s feet high, 51a feet wide and 30
feet deep, was sealed and fitted with
more than SO boobytraps.
AT dawn on last February II, SIS
prlsoner-of-war Sergt. Gunther
Achenbach of Essen, still under
guard by his French captors, guid-
ed the American party to Stecho-
vice, a town on the Moldau River
about Is miles south of Prague.
Achenbach paused to examine the
terrain, which looked as though it
had never been disturbed by human,
Evening star., 1946-02-26

ing to information furnished by the
commanding general of the theater
after an investigation by the In
spector general of the Western Pa
cific Base Command. The investiga-
tion was thorough. Even so. in-
vestigation will be continued by
Army inspectors in all areas to see
that no unlawful destruction of
property occurs.
Recently, it has become rather
fashionable. to make careless allega-
tions OF destruction of Army prop
erty.
Each specific charge, when the
location can be learned, is inves-
tigated."
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Allies List jap Homes
Needed for Troops
BY the Assoeioisd Press

TOKYO Feb. 26-Allied head.
quarters today gave the japanese
government list of homes suitable
for occupancy" by occupation force
personnel and asked it to notify the
owners or occupants to prepare te
vacate in the next four months.
The move was a preliminary to
housing dependents of officers and
noncommissioned officers in the first
three grades. Travel to Japan for
such dependents after May l has
3cen authorized.
The Japanese were informed they
must not remove furnishings or
fixtures from homes selected.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Paper Salvage Total
Is n,417,282 Pounds

Two collections of salvage paper
one last Saturday of 1910 pounds
and another yesterday of 25,54C
pounds. brought the grand total OF
The Evening Star-PTA Salvage
Campaign to 22,417,282 pounds. In
cluded in the two collections. were
several of sizable proportions in
cluding Stoddert, 1910; Buchanan
4,477 Kimball, 1852; Orr, 5,100;
Stanton, 4,467; Beers, 1903; Randle
Highlands, 1919; Jefferson, $500;
Syphax; w. B. Powell, 1907, and
Murch, 3,l25.
Collections tomorrow in the third
district, together with the leaders
will be as follows:
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Van kIeffens Resions

THE HAGUE. Feb. rs. lP,-Eelco
van Klef1ens resigned as foreign
minister today to become the Meth
erlands' permanent representative
on the United Nations Security
Council. j. H. van Royen, minister
without portfolio, was named for
eign minister.
Evening star., 1946-09-17

escape bombing. most of her fur
nishings were placed aboard and
later packed in crates to be stored
ashore in New York, San Francisco,
Australia, Ceylon and the New
Hebrides.
When reconversion started the
British had such items as 81 900
pieces of furniture, 4,500 settees, A.
900 mattresses, 1000 carpets for her
10 miles of decks, 5000 curtains and
bedspreads, $500 wardrobes, nu-
merous art objects and more than
10000 bottles of vintage wines and
liquors.
When the America first was char
tered from the United States Lines
for conversion into a troopship, her
art works, paintings, especially
furniture, unique draperies and rugs
were Grated and stored in ware
houses and docks. Later the Gov
eminent purchased the SIT 500, ,00o
vessel and the Navy fell heir to the
luxurious furnishings.
Furnishings Were Sold.
When reconversion of the Amer
lea started at Newport News, the
only items of the ships original
furnishings that could be found by
the Navy were the metal murals for
bulkheads and 18 of these were miss
ing. Among the absent items was a
huge $4,000 hand made Puerto
Rican rug which once decorated the
ships main lounge.
The Navy's Bureau Of Supply in
Evening star., 1946-09-17
British Leading u. 5.
In Converting Liners
ForPeacetime Service
BY the Assoeio.ed Pres.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE
United States and Great Britain are
racing to get their respective super
liners-the America and the Queen
Elizabeth-back into the North At
lantic passenger trade.
A bit OF foresight-the storing of
the Elizabeth's furnishings in hiding
places around the world when war
broke out-gave the British an ad-
vantage from the start. The fur
nishings Of the America were sold.
The America, which is being, con-
verted by the Maritime Commission
to carry 1850 passengers, was sched-
uled originally to leave Newport
News, Va, on October with her
first transatlantic voyage from
New York scheduled on October IT.
However, this schedule is expected
to be delayed.
The Queen Elizabeth, equipped to
accommodate 2,314 passengers, is
scheduled to sail from Southampton
on October Is, the first large luxury
liner to make the postwar Atlantic
crossing. Her sister ship, the Queen
Mary, will enter drydock for recon-
version in about two months and
awaiting her will be most of her
prewar furnishings, which likewise
were stored in ports around the
world during the war.
Normandie to Be Scrapped.
The other competing prewar
queen of the Atlantic, the Norman
die, lies in Brooklyn waiting to be
scrapped. Her luxurious furnishings.
valued at 100000, and her stock
of $4,000 bottles of liquors, were
removed and stored when the Unit
ed States Navy took over the vessel.
In April, 1910, when the uncom-
pleted Elizabeth made her dramatic
dash from Scotland to America to
Evening star., 1946-09-17

Washington says the equipment was
first stored and then, two years ago,
because of crowded warehouses, the
furnishings of the America and
other ships were sold. The Navy Of
ficials are unable to say what the
sale brought since the amount was
not segregated from other matters
disposed Of.
A United States lines spokesman
said reconverSion Of the America
would cost $4,000 and that it
was impossible to replace her fine
wooden paneling under present con-
ditions.
Maritime ofiicials said also that
the Queen Elizabeth and Queen
Mary were never completely con-
verted into troopships while the
America was converted to use every
foot of space. AS an example the
rs, 6,454-ton ship carried $500 troops
each trip while the Queens accom-
modate only $4,000 troops each al
though they are three times the size
Of the America.
Evening star., 1946-09-17
OPA Files Triple Action
In Sale of 1887 Car

The once Of Price Administra-
ton yesterday filed treble damage
suit in District Court charging
Ashby o. Miller, 600 block of Hamil-
ton street NV, with selling a 1887
used automobile at 5000. allegedy
$3.50 above the ceiling price. The
suit asks damages in the sum of
$3.50, representing three times the
alleged overcharge. 1t was filed In
behalf of the OPA by Enforcement
Attorney j. Grahame Walker and
Assistant Enforcement Attorney G.
Gregg Everngam.
Evening star., 1946-09-17

Paris is to have an International
Housing and Planning Exposition
next spring.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN. good for any business; 9
s5ores st Ior @ remodeling; lease to responsihls
NEW BUILDING, 18th and H SITS. ne, re-
tal and wholesale location. adjacent Sears
Roebuck and Giant Market: Is, 900 50. f..
I moor, fronting 125 #. on Benning rd..
aoned zone 2nd comm au-treproof bldg, us
ing, showrooms, etc; cross ventilation:
open al SIDES VIII Finish to suit tenants
requirements: will divide; now ready for
occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 176S.
-2S
STORES. warehouses, offces-Specializin
IN commercial and industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements. We
have 33 locations in the Metropolitan Area,
retail and wholesale. LOUIS RURMAN.
2ss c ST. N.w.-a,ooo it.. divided into
10 rms. Will lease any part for COM
WsTelal Wmd niSfn nSfi sSn S2 2S75 Gyvs ,,n. ga
for your business. home, or lease the land
alone; loo, on Wilson blvd. at Arlington
Ridge I'd. in Rosslyn. Ample parkins pro-
yided. 90, 900 to $50. 900 So t. HERMAN
SCHMIDT, woodward Bldg, MA. 9257,
Evening star., 1946-08-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

25i7 CoNNECTICUT AVE., 1st CONNER
fla ss transsas msstons snd1s 1asS. $500 So
asss Ss ss5 5h2sTAoHE Sss H1 'ss "a 4
COZ NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-This prop
erty Is soned second commercial and is
sS,Tai1esiealiy sinsss locased for many types ot
siys with VIC. B. zEVE. sol Southern
VACANT. SIS 9th st. n.v.-1c rms
Harry Dreisen isSsssqa Or MuRRaY aSaysnsa ca.
s $500 III BIock sc &c aEoRara Eosa AvE-,ss Com.
mercial building in very busy location: can
easily be converted into store Of otscss,
KENNEDY sT., mt near Georgia ave.-7-rm.
an sSceens ai location af for D Conversion 70 any
EEsrTT typs e 5n BUSINESS RA. oo7l. SNYDER
sos.sos ST Nw.-1st eopmsrelai: 4s
alley full lensth Of lot. This is an excel
sss sale ss 'qsi5si sosERr MSRaGs ! Ss
coNNEcrIcUT AVE, 100 block, Get in
Gated business property is lust block
ment at Conn and Forida sVes o'Hra0p n
very short time, this property should bs
worth eonsiderably more than the sale
monthly sSmi ms Is a. reas
PSy 81 ~ foai f0Ss Vsr@sHe sssfsas'sa sss' ss
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 1900 block N st.
nv. aeross from new 1s-story building
sHaR sslaf Sult " s;stosy SE Esss brick PARksIpn
N 81. NEAR KEY BRIDGE-Reduced FOR
aaes s.nssroSn, sale Fine .l, bldg, scntainins lss
window space: located in the heart Of
TINS prosperous business area. Early pos.
sow session exesen ssspTss ast saS. II upper PEI airs
tygSt type business. y, Act quickly aS price Is
cAIPITAL S,.sI TAI VIE VIEW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
GRAST NJ ESQ $50 SERVICE STATION. Rich.
Hpsna Mq soas mss sps s0sn sr e
room for ' more rs cabins Nov opsn. opsss dood sSsd
location and business. See owner at once.
APT; HOTEL. this modern nrsproof Bids.
has has 10 apts, With pvt; baths, 2 other rms,
sFoss nsr si19 e iSsh sSa e.
Af sf nRiek iasS sDssbs oK Gsso sor s.or.
ssx <. iasISa saH Mss. ss:
@ aesr ~ sntesnss g new E0ssSS South sa capi,ol M s.
5ant sass or sss tSr riss sEg p pW
MILLER 900 llth ST. S.e., FIR. 2100, -2S !.
18th ST. between Conn. and Mass. avss.
Suitable nonproht organization. foreign
government, doctors: entire building
doors and street level basement, approx.
s,.s ss .T..Ss f. sssse pTsss sgsss 0r
f0sa sonsSsT oms saas sa 1sH sf isRa Rrai
CORNER STORE and living quarters To-
,atsd on Wilson blvd. Arlington, Priced
or quick sale; terms. CHARLES A.
ssos s sLADESssGkd si SsIsSfi Ak k8 sS.4 N.E.M1ss
,omn.: 40' frontage. Ideal for tourist
home or business; imp. by 8-rm. and J. ;
,ath stuceo dwelling. For appointment. to
ssS WITH sa HENRY sEs = Mrs. TRS SsssTs TS S A.
raEuAsLE coMMERcfaIIs aAilIsips Property on /. !
Dom; large chain store affording private
'arktng In rear; 90-foot frontage. TO IS +.
urther Information. call HENRY d
bloGk fRoM 81 aEs ssasIsE otei a iass sssisab.
or office. retail store, etc. 1894 NJ 81. E
Nv. Must be sold at once. Reasonable -
'aS s. IT, on srads; ioots IT, ssssss sSsu1 treat.
IS s;Si sss ss'f
sxsoLINE 81 STATION. III 5 located a s'~o On @ busy
'SSo eek Wo. sssa ssas REALrY Sesais sERvfcs Go
Ar Eye ST. NV. Ma. 6353 -26
fContinued on NeTt PnvaI y
Evening star., 1946-08-24
STORES FOR RENT.
dresses. alterations and dr.

MILLiNEkf, dresses. alterations and dress
making, etc; unusual opportunity for ex-
perisnsed party to open business on the
ground floor CT new apt. bldg, In first
commercial Zone, surrounded by $500 apt.
units: excellent living accommodations in
cluded; immediate possession. reasonable
rent. WAyERLY TAYLOR, INC, l0as
ST: NV, near i0th-21x7o. MA. $40
and EN-. 9551. -25
G ST. NV. near 14th-24x1oo Ma
5740 and EN-. 9551. -25
SEVENTH ST. NV, near H-Fine loca-
tion for any business; about Aft. 'front.'
age: lease to responsible party. Cali 3, B.
conn. AVE. THE 5th AVE. OF WASH
1914 Conn: ave. in IL story reinforced
concrete oface building, occupied by large
diversified personnel, $4,000 SO. IT. Of
space available; rs It. of show window on
Conn. ave. and 80 ft. of show window on
9th St. full basement with loft. ceiling,
first-fioor ceiling II IT., space suitable
for ready-to-wear, drug or jewelry store
or restaurant ssprssentativs on premises
from 10 to f. DUCIRCO INC, 1914 Conn
ave. NV. RE s46O or AID. 5000.
PART Of RADIO SHOP, NV. near car
window available. Box 123-C. Star. 25.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

DIRECT FROM OWNER, detached house, 2
Bis, GOO TO -sI1 200. TIE. 1920. -25
HAVE CLIENT ANXIOUS for row or semi
detached brick home In more desirable part
We SWoom nav 81 81. @'St With FRANK s. s. Fl PH1LIiPs,
p27 18TH st: NV, DI. 1411., -24
and about S7b mo, for house; need badly.
No agents. Box &C. Star. 2as
SMALL MODERN HOME IN Hysttsville,
Cheverly, Sunnybroek or nearby. Cash.
CASE TO oWNER and transfer lease on
bedroom detached brick home convenient
ARE RE '2'stl0'3 YOU coMfHlLfD TO SELL Your
home7 An older couple loving flowers will
care for garden and six or seven room
house in Chevy Chase, Bethesda area.
Cash, but not inflated price. Box 42-c,
WASHINGTON AND MARYLAND sellers,
hsys hsrps plenty q cash by buyers HR
HHln We NEED foGRS HOMES i NJ Tor 'iss Veterans ans
Have long waiting list. Prompt. courteous ui faea
attention. SURETY REALTY co. 6I3-A
WaaNTi; An; MODERN HasodG5sE-sir rms, bath;
about $4,000; large cash amount. No
agents, Box &c, Star -26
Evening star., 1946-08-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WISH TO BUY OR LEASE LARGE HOME,
church or other bldg. having one room
that can seat 100 people; good white
ne. or NV, q. C. neighborhood, eonven
20 transp., inclose particulars. Box 294-
b. Star. "a
WISH TO LEASE BUILDING, / or floors,
approx. 10000 50, it. for use as motion
good neighborhood; near transp.; down.
town location not essential. BYRON, INC,
DU. 1900. go
End COMMERCIAL, fair-size building with
ground, about 10000 50. # or more;
prefer railroad siding, Ma. o062 25s
WILL. PURCHASE 10000 to 10000 So it..
Zoned End commercial. Street front not 8
prerequisite. Alley property must allow
clear access BY. trailer. State location and
price to Box Tic, Star
Evening star., 1946-08-24
OFFICES FOR Rent.

eErac5 spsss sRas sus: R a:r IA ssgs. sd
saEsnes kssfaasSo $500 fAPT sas 41ss HAROLD II s9S
aasnIsnsa s II apiufnishsd sl2 81 Also also
fssS s%ir spsss RSt san am and telsphons service
sps; APT. bid; rent s1oo mo. ME. 500; ga
sniTk S6na OF Rms; with Pvt bath; srd nes1;
F3 HeiH rkfvArE ~ e oFficE. also com.
nscsieut ave mailing address. Go. $500.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, in suite s' o,
peRntovn bIds elevator Service isse''Snst asasi.
p0CToR's and dentists ofiee. in new
sfs q. ii IL rs 1855
officE SPACE FOR RENT. eommersially aa
81 ss las EAST or ciFfrof@Doc.ors HA 5soo onces
Tms Issa bath sssna and pvt
DOCTOR OR DENTIST, corner suite, on
1st moor. large downtown apartment bldg !;
excellent for local practice. Phone NO,
DoCToR's OFFICE, Medical Bids. X st.
nv; rms. closet; S65 mo-. restricted.
y sT sss4 s9As susSs ooNN Avr-owner f5 viii re-
iiNRSs e c.. 0sfs 1sis aooa' e. NV llSG 81
EXCELLENT LOCATION. nrst floor. right
BY main entrance to bldg space in bldg
for eonssTuction of display window; rm.
l2x1g. CO 7S21. -25
RENT 1st-commercial building in entirety
or in mart: vacant. Excellent for business
organization or school: l3 ofices; oil heat:
downtown In 500 blk. Of sth st NV, Call
BUSY LYON PARK, Arlington. needs. q
doctor-We have , modern suites, ideal .
doctors; share reception rYn for less rent.
HALL REALTY CO., OK. 1907. Gil. S24l
GROUND FLOOR downtown, suitable for
real estate. insurance. builder. or similar
business; large plats-glass window. Fiuo-
recent Lighting attractively decorated.
DREYFUSS BROS, Realtors, Ma. o5s2.
OFFICE in suite, unfurnished. Conn ave
near Mayfower RE. 365s, or AID. $3.50.
APPROX. $4,000 so. FIT. once space near
Conn. ave. and x st. avail Immediately
RIDDELL REALTY CO., 1742 K st. NV
CoLoRED-oFFICE or desk space for
rent IN convenient uptown location. Call
DU. 1927. -27
Evening star., 1946-08-24
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. J

tNNESt- FNVts FSN SNhG tNouS.bs
1905 nth ST. N.W.-First Commercial
rooms, kitchen and Sath: excellent iocs-
hr isa Te es a he0Rs Rsnss r.. S b
sscla oSsl; ,sy syspings. ia: ea45. sHocKEY q
sf eoaMfadfah hsa'essh CORNER property: so
; stores and 10 apartmsnts. For fprthsr
assS a,ss ssasy ss se Mr. sas a.
~ ~, a s.a III Issa Essias5ys ...' -. ga 90,
Ss;;i 3ss ssa ss,5ss F''e i S5Ss sisfs
sESEkhI 8 i I,s,.I Ts.sfs e & commercial land,
sss'ssEn ya aSRassD' sisR PEI BA2iEs VI & Z
HOME AND INvEsTMENT-4sls 9th st.
n.w.--Shown by appointment only; SEMI
detached tapestry brick; 3 complete spts..
winter ar and n Summer hoosup. laundry, ~ sep- ss-
sSos gas pties aes e'ss ssef' WIZ I'Rss
ssEIEicGT RRoPaRTIEs-zon.a fIa PssTiE .p.,.. 7sx
Wilson on rhsatar a St Can fnsSn fas eSarcs
Gas ts.s.s STATION, main thOroaxhtars in AII-
inston The gas station business. includ-
years foT sale at reasonable igure. Owner
OF building planning to .eniarge station
asy Pfqsfs aS kEs fIssr 'fGysPg sENE gio 81 7so
srEeIasdl isas saReais9Dovn,ovn. All esEs is, com.
:5ss lts'Ps Sls: q: os. lee f'9aa
GEO. Il. WNiLLiAMs COWS. ave. -se NV,
together. Ito r.: or sep separsteis, al SS1s II H. Il.
. buildings. all rented. stores and spts,.
M usH o5 Wy, s CONN., stores os
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-e-unit, apt.
sIas' to41a sorneT lot Biadsnssurg rd and SIN
70 shopping, transp., schools, churches.
Commercial &c nnon With sready increase in value
sEo oeEopsF'y wShfss Shfss uS Sosrs. s2os comm.
lsfse 6ries Suans ~ WITH tfSa'snf ssoPs ioat fame; ne
sPEeIs BaResfSF ls esfssF'en nw us iasl eosv.nsns
doEHsown, s,anit apartments Suildins.
o6as. Box 4oo-B. Star. Star. una ''0" 'sn maS
ARLINGTON INVESTMENT:
sale so Or eass e0s. rt for
submI, sofasf les lsTss frame house vacant
commercial; half block from Clarendon
nr6H,,.,s No; s-ws We. have several commercial
8 m1Myo9NWEALTH " RkALTY Y 90 ssos a,sff: VII:
2ott Wv OMSno ooOs, OK. Za4I. 10
COL0RED-f05 ST. Sw-o houses,
one and one rm in rear: rents, S49s
Go,nREn GsS snnHm; ,gdss pFss; s5;sso Re 5a1s 90
corner: II rms, 3 baths, hardwood firS.,
eil heat; completely furnished income over
JOHN +. PINkETT NC. DU. o767. @sS
s-fEAR-OLD 8 and unit apts, brick.
aIeptooi olog.' consisting OF . rms. kit.
and tiled bath ants, refgr and range in
ciaded; good condition throuahout; shows
splendid return; very high-class colored
tenants; priced reasonable Cali Mr..
Shetrburn, with d, H. JOHNSON CO, Ma.
ant S495 %
C0LoRED-Close-in commercial location,
n;w2 4-sty. row hr., 80 rms. baths; over
S6, 600 gross; price $4,000. INQUIRE
LAWRENCE MA. 9l55, ewes Ii. 2040, Ex-
CoLoRED-I112-t 1888 FENToN PL. NV.
Ind commercial brick; rented for SlOO
mo: excellent for garage, repair shop or
ether commercial uses Price. S1O,5O0.
w, 400 lst trust, payable $50 mo. A. NJ.
DRAlSNER, 1404 l. st, NV. Ma $685.
Once open Sun, IL to A. IS
Evening star., 1946-08-24
PROPERTY WANTED.

$40 and EN- 955I -25
TAK0MA PARK-Modern apartment Of
. units In excellent condition; yearly IN
come over S3.S00; cash required; only
81 300; GAEGLER REALTY CO, ewes.
Evening star., 1946-08-24

EXPANDING SCHOOL desires very large
room Immediately as extra classroom;
downtown location: sTENoTyPE .INSTI-
FURNISHED OFFICE In downtown fnsn-
cial district containing one private room,
use Of reception room and half-time secre:.
indepe ndent oil Company. Occupancy to
begin Immediately or not later than Octo-
Der / I9a6. Cai Chestnut S0s4 ga
cern needs 5000 50. II. Of ONCE space for
their sales dept. Cali UNDERWOOD
CORP. DI. 1880. Mr.. Stewart. .-2s
ciated certified public accountants; prefer
vicinity Connecticut ave. and x ST. In
building with all services. Box 477-B, Star
ROOM with use Of re-
ception room: must be uptown NV. loca-
lion. Call CO. 073S. IA. 1927. -26
Evening star., 1946-08-24
STORES WANTED.

Will PAY UP TO 81 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping,
Replies to this ad are confidential, Box
W3NTrS l0sSM Star To RENT ,uusd,.. o.o,;n.asv m2s
Store or portion of established store with
display window; to sell fine quality nylon
hose and lingerie: will consider any loc
In busy shopping center. TR. 03S2 --25
Evening star., 1946-08-24
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

RHoLE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood, Md
6Ox200 IT, 1-story brick warehouse with
gas blower heat, with S0x200 parking lot
on r. !. ave. JEROME MURRAY, RE
2460, 1891 G st NV Il
BRICK WAREHOUSE, new leased to pay
in excess OF 15Ge net on investment. Price,
S65, 900. CRANE a. HEI.AN Realtors. 81.
40n0 ewes 81, To5S -SS
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STORES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN WASH, d. C., main Shopping
section, or G Sts., where buying power
is highly concentrated, and where COM
mercial property values are Still rising.
Owner VIII sell property. Box 111-X. Star
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rODAY'S BARGAINS

IODAY'S BARGAfNS-
Arlington Forest-3-bedrm Colonial
brick with side porch, tiled bath. oil heat.
storm windows, level fenced yard with
trees. Priced very reasonable at SIS. 800
WaverIy Hiils--2-bedrm. brick and as
bestos shingle Colonial home, with side
Kit, fun basmt. oil heat. lge. level lot.
etc: Immed. poss. with title. Priced at
Sl4,250 with $1,000 cash
brick, in good neighborhood; has tiled
bath, equipped kit, full basment, oil heat
copper plumbing, etc. Nice level lot. In
nodn nnsw.house eond, Priced at $12.950 with
Lyon Park-5-rm excel. frame bungalow
on lge. lots. loe. in very nice section and
very sony to eyerything Priced at Sc. 500
CH. 4434. CH. 1162. OK. $500. "a
s:RM. BRICK BUNGALOW, near vicinity
OF Fairlinston; completely furnished:
Nice .7-rm. brick BUNGALOW. near Glebe
rd. and Lee hwy. Arlington; 2 bedrms.
and bath 1st A.. with sood-sized living
rm, dining rm:, kitchen and porch. full
basement; oil h:-wh.; 2 bedrms., bath,
end f. House is In excellent condition.
Immediate LINN dds. oceupansy. PRICE slsa5q Syi;
CO. CH. 6733. OK. 0149.
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STORAGE SPACE WANTED.

STORAGE SPACE-At least 900 SO. it.
vicinity Georgia ave. and Kennedy st
can be in basement Of apartment build
ing GE. 1900 -2S
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SUBURBAN REh1-MARyIAhp

ARTISTIC 1-bedroom cottage, suitable
only for i couple; ami, 2 acres; on De-
Tense hwy, 25 min. by bus Permanent
Govt employe preferred. WO. 4466 after