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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
She WILL REBUILD
PREACHED DAM AT
ORION PLANTATION
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mission will begin work on re-
storing the dam and the road Mon
DAY morning, at which time a ma.
chine shovel and eight or ten trucks
will begin operations.
Orion Plantation is accessible
now only by detouring through SUPP
ply or Southport, it was stated. as
the River road at the causeway at
Aliens creek is under water.
The causeway on the plantation
between the gate and the gardens
is also under water, bur. this is ex.
pected to recede within /. day 81
so.
The high waters reached the low
ef part of the nursery and a mum.
Der of Azaleas and Camellias were
inundated for a short time.
The Orion dam broke about IS
years ago during a rainy period.
It IS row broken in two spots. one
81 TO 30 feet wide and about ten
feet deer. and at another spot the
break is wide but. not very deep.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
HELICOPTER PERFORMS
AIR RESCUE MISSIONS

Continued From Page One)
survivors could be removed by
tomorrow night.
Miss Roocki was unable to
give . reason for the accident,
worst in Newfoundland avia-
tioa history and which occurred
rs the pilot was making a pro-
cedure turn in preparation for
4 landing ut Gander.
She gasped, II thank God
that I am alive" The steward
ess said the survivors had suf-
fered from exposure as well
as from their injuries.
She told how the Army
ground rescue party which
reached the scene by plane,
rubber boat, and stubborn
forging through the dense for
est was greeted with words of
gratitude by the survivors.
The ground party which
reached the wreck yesterday
was led by Capt. Samuel d.
Martin Of Durham, NJ c., q
medical officer.
Medical supplies, faod, warm
clothing and tents were drop
ped from U. s. Army air
planes to the nine men and
nine women awaiting rescue.
Martin said at least some Of
the injured would have died
had It not tsen possible to re-
move them by helicopter. A
second helicopter also flown
to Gander from Floyd Bennett
field will aid in the dramatic
rescue operation tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
MAN

Goley Leggett, 1921 North
Fourth street, was treated for
a stab wound over the left clev-
icle at James Walker Memorial
hospital yesterday. He was re-
leased after receiving treat
ment. He advised police that
his wife stabbed him.
STABBED IN ALLEY
John Ford, Negro, 1908 Loves
alley, advised police that ne
was stabbed by an unidenti-
fled man as he was walking
through Schutt's alley at 1880
o'clock last night. He was
treated and released at James
Walker Memorial.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
RENOMINATED

NORWICH, Conn. Sept. 21-P)-
Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse. who
is completing her first term in
congress as representative from
the second eastern Connecticut
district, was renominated by ac-
clamation today at the Democra-
tic congressional convention here.
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JAPS MADE EFFORT
TO MURDER STAIN
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STA and emaaating the Caucasus
and the Ukraine"
furthermore" Himmler re-
ported, 'he had succeeded up to
now to send 10 Russians with
bombs across the Caucasian from
tier. These Russians had the mis-
sion to kill Stain. A number Of
additional Russians whom he had
also sent across had been shot at
the frontier"
This was not the end of Oshima's
ingenuity. He had Anti-Russian
leaflets flown into Russia from
Poland in small balloons when the
wind was favorable. According to
Himmler, Oshima had reports and
proofs from Russia that they had
arrived in good condition and that
they obviously were being passed
around among the pople very dill
igently."
Also" Himmlec wrote, HE had
bought a motor boat in order to
bring leaflets from Roumania to
the Crimea via the Black Sea. How
ever. this had miscarried in the
TAU, but he would repeat it once
more in summer"
In another document, Himmler
congratulated his SIS Member
hearers on their "tact" in never
mentioning in public the June,
1s24, purge in which comrades
had lapsed" were stood up
psf a wall and shot. Another
he went on, which never
9 be mentioned publicly, was
determination of the Jewish
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Churches Stressing
Methodist codsg,
Advance Movsm.,,

The Methodist College Ad,,
a movement inaugurated to -
crease support of the fiv, III
list institutions of higher u'oa'
IN this N1 monn carollna' will be s@trss,,s
speakers. who will speak r.'es
ity, Grace and Fifth Avsnn a, lrjn.
dist churches. oe Metha
DR.. H. E. Spence is ,ch,,,
church. AZ Trinity
.n Dr.; Gilbert T. Rowe will b. q.
church. "euaodist
IL Dr. Ell H. =. Myers will speak :,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
BILLFOLD LOST

R. M. GETTY, 1903 Nun
street, reported to police yes
terday that he lost his biilfoid,
containing $40 and Atiantlc
Coast Line Railroad passes. he
said he left it in his automo-
bile, parked near the Inira
street A. and p store, and that
it was missing when he return
ed to his car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
PARTY READS
OUT WALLACE,
sen. PEPPER
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the Roosevelt-Truman ticket II
1914 after being beaten for the
Democratic vice presidential re-
nomination. But Sparkman squel-
ched any such suggestions.
He said the Wallace campaign
speaking schedule would not DC
re-scheduled by the Democratic
Speakers bureau; that any Fsucf
speech-making by the deposed Sec
rotary of Commerce would have te
be on his own.
Pepper got the brush-off for re-
cent public u%tterances consider.
ed too critical OF Mr.. Truman anc
the administration. The fiery
Floridian recently told newsmer
he would rather see Wallace II
the White House than its present
occupant.
Pepper spoke at the same New
York rally, at which Wallace made
the Go-Easy-On-Russi speech
which cost him his job. In his ad'
dress, Pepper was even more crit
ical than Wallace of U. S. foreign
policy. And last Tuesday, in
speech before the Brotherhood O.
Railway Trainmen at Miami
Beach. Fla, he not only endorsed
Wallace's foreign policy talk but
assused Mr., Truman of betraylne
labor in last Mays rail strike.
Meanwhile, MI. Truman was
shopping around for a new secre-
.tary of commerce. 1t was expect
ed he would waste little time
naming WaIace's successor.
The list of possibilities included;
Alfred SCHNEIDER, Uhdersec
rotary of Commerce and one o.
Mr.. Truman's Missouri cronies;
Gov. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma
William L. Clayton, Undersecre
tary of State for economic affairs
Gov. Ellis Arnall of Georgia ant
OPA administrator Paul A. Porter
SCHNEIDER, who cut short a Yves
Coast speaking tour to fly bacl
to Washington and take over a!
acting secretary, said on his re
turn that he would accept appoint
ment as secretary if Mr.. Truman
offers it to him.
He said he would see Mr.. Tru-
man "as soon as MI. Truman calls
me in" this probably will not =
before Monday. SCHNEIDER said tina
if he gets the job he will make nc
major changes because Wallace
has formed a fine program anc
has brought to the department z
fine, understanding grove o.
people,"
Two Republicans also received
mention - Eric Johnson, forUel
president Of the U. S. chamber Of
commerce, and John M. Hancock,
New York industrial banker and
friend Of elder-statesman Bernard
M. Baruch.
Wallace left town today for a
weekend on his sisters New York
farm. But he will return to Wash
ington Monday to fashion plans
for his future.
In his farewell radio speech as
a cabinet member last night, Wal
lace made it plain that these plans
include speeches. He said his dis
missal from the cabinet frees him
from his pledge to Mr.. Truman
to avoid discussion of foreign
policy until the end of the Paris
Peace conference. He said he re-
garded it as a holy duty" to
carry on 1.-The fight for peace"
The date of Wallace's next plat
form or radio appearance has
not been determined. The Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen has in
vited him to address its conven-
ton at Miami Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
City Briefs
YOUTH REVIVAL

A Youth Revival will be con-
Quoted at Wesleyan Methodist
church, 18th and Castle streets
At 1880 o'clock each evening
from Sept. % through 2S. The
Rev. ]. W. Grace Of High Point
win be the evangelist. All
young people are invited to At
tend these services, which VIII
feature special singing eacn
evening.
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The Weather
Eastern Standard Time)
(By U. s. Weather Bureau)

t6BStcIu CtduoAIo ihuC ped
(By u. s. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the - hours
ending 1880 p. m. yesterday.
Temperatures
1880 a. m. II; 1880 a. m. 10; 1.S0 p. m.
"a; 7:30 p. m. "A. Maxirnum IS; min
imum 68; mean 70; normal 80. : -
Humidity ta y
1:so a. M. 90. 1880 a. m. as; 41:3C.p. m.
S.; T:3o p. m. %. - ~+z~
Precipitation.
Total for "a hours ending 1850 p. m,
900 inches.
Total since the first Of the month,
1877 inches.
TIDES FOR TODAY
From the Tide Tables published by
U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey).
High 4, Low
Wilmington ------ TIL am. = 1853 an.
7:A pm. AL pm.
Masonboro Inlet 5:l4 am. H:ls am.
$40 pm. - pm.
Sunrise 500; sunset sos; mocnrise
2.T q. nj: moonset sos D. M.
River stage at Fayetteville, N. C., at
8 a. m, Saturday, e.4 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22

JAMJN ToWN. N. Y, Sept. 81
-sF--F~ Gen. Charles Justin
Hs:!ey Y. S. Army retired, COM
mander of the "1st tWildcat) Div
ision during the FIRST world war,
died today at his home. He was
81 last July 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
CONDITION SATISFACTORY

Attaches at James Walker
Memorial hospital yesterday re-
ported as Satisfactory" the
condition of Mrs. Fender Dur
ham, who reported that she
was attacked by an unidenti-
fled Negro as she was APP
preaching her automobile that
vas parked in the courthouse
yard at 1880 o'clock Wednes-
day night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Don't Sturve yours.ll
ODGA Is Wonderful ...
distress After Eati."e'o

Distress After Eatins "''a
Too strenuous dieting NAV I..n
which isn't fun! Don't deny ,eao 70 stani,.
vorite foods because you syf yourself your 4.
er ulcer pains, suffocatine gas 'fon stomach
heartburn, sour upset stomach saS, indigestion
= ACID. Try Udga Tablets for n,;e1s BY e1cea
2o0 million used. Get a Csc boz I NJ liellef. Over
rom your druggist. First 49, oaga Tabes
nouBLE YOUR MONEY BsSScsRUnvinces q
Saunders Drug Store and dsn
everywhere. 1'ug sorn
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Evening star., 1946-05-14
OFFICES FOR REk1.

building and large parking area: win
lease as an sntirety, to trade association
sosIRf5Ts " SAVAGE '1s1sA45s SIS Union rust
FGILr s1d1 M EaGIrrEp ihuS OFFICE. adyerti.ins a
NV. Call Elk. o556 between and S.
CONN. AVE. AND R.-end Il, 3 rooms and
l.ystoJy, $50; pRuRY REALTY corr.
d7. a7s7 K 3 Re 1l33. i .,r. .,,s -o.l -14 :,
newly a remodeied BIDS rs s.'sna avaPories eoF 3.
all in beautiful condition Near court
buildings and downtown area. viii lease
Leo L MOS sERNSrEiN e e eo fias
ssss a: IL s: sss ssaf St
FREE OFFICE SPACE in exchange for
sns sons to k..p a o.1 ae
RSs ssss p osssssa.srz.11oSSsD az.
%EAvER BROS, 1se'' sea 81 h'S $500, wa.s:
!1:s.S rs ss'S S''t ST; sEusuit.sl. for sYs5p...
efaees en6 Apply RIM. 49, lie Droit Bids
sTTsNrIoS. s11Iss1 { +. Dentists. ono. and
apartment available to associate with busy
l4x3o Of modern once space Excellent
for showrooms. Long lease provided rat
Ing Ing is satisfactory. ROBERT v SAVAGE,
cLxkENDoN. II III So wis Wilson Ri 6vd@and floor
front ONCE suite of rooms, approx. $50
g otr1cx + IS.c pU 2ass 2sa.u.
K SIS. NV; equipped with desks. Box
S3-H. Star. l5'
DIGNTIED OFFICES for rent with unique
services and facilities. Inquiries invited
from responsible tenants with highest ref
erenees. Box 1e3-D. Star.
suite suite. % tiled Sr foors, un. fuor.scent Ishti1s.
Venetian blinds: elevator and janitor
service: win lease to prominent Arm. Box
ORB. Star is
yACANT--lst-n once, about 900 90. IT.,
ll23 9th St NV; reasonable rental.
HENRY SAI.US. go New York ave. NV.
Phone Ma. 1862. -17
Evening star., 1946-05-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

OFFICE SPACE for rent in the 5000 blk.
sa 81 fonessils1i es BE- AZ YES NJ" Approx 1900
YACANT-First f.. 1l23 9th NV, about
1000 so. it., suitable for wholesale or
retail business; reasonable rental. HENRY
sALUS, 920 New York ave. NV, phone
and COMMERCIAL GROUND. approx.
$4,000 So. IT., located at 1st and NJ SITS.
Sc FIR: 117I ewes, SH. 1873, -r7
COLUMBIA RD:-4-story brick building.
store approx. -20x60 #. Will lease entire
building, $3.50 month. Box 154-D, Star.
LGE. 2-RM. OFFICE SUITE for rent in
excel. downtown location: available at
once; rent, $3.50. Call DI. 6l62. WASSER.
2013 EYE ST. N.w.-Good lease for re-
sponsible tenant; 3-story and basement
brick building. 13 rms. 8 baths, over 1000
SO. IT.; moderate redecorating to suit
Inspection by appointment only CHAS.
I: NORRIS. Realtor. 2135 Pa. ave. NV.
3-sToRY AND BASEMENT BLDG. in the
1900 block Of st. n.w.-Will lease for .
zation willing to remodel to suit their own
doctors or other professional men. Pos
session on or before July ], 1946. gox
6S-A. Star is
Evening star., 1946-05-14
STORES FOR RENT.

conn. AVE, near Mayfower Hotel-Early
possession: approximately 5000 So IT,
Call for appointment to discuss in person
anty a WEHsFH chP HEo 1Ni x stog. sno ,uit
able for many types Of business Can
rent dept LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. Co,
Me 5400. IA
ROCKVILLE. MD. adjoining theater and
safeway store; 30'x100,, near public park
ing lot; WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash
CORNER STORE. 1sx15 #; prominent
location. adjacent Sears Roebuck and
1sns ne and MaIks' nv LOUIS ystf sURMhN re- sss sss
STORES OR OFFICES for rent in North.
st. NV, D1. 1851; evenings, ME 1890.
-1Q
BUSY SHOPPING CENTER in Montsomery
Co. . stores available for immediate occu-
pancy. Suitable for any type of business.
| store. 1000 50. ft.. S125 mo: the other.
5000 50. #. 5000 mo. IA. 41sl. -16
Evening star., 1946-05-14
SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. tcent.

SVbOkeAN SAlk-Nhb. NSoht.l
ss$
|:ss sS L SSa,As. Ss&Sa SS ss.e ..s s9$.
ows. Ideal for children, reasonably priced,
eXpsr am SceSgl.a a,.a M,Iand % 81 1000 mi5
shinsls hSme; Silver Spring; only 81 $50
sS sSH1: a. shS WiHt1zMs z eSS: SS::-s:zm: d.t.eS.a
ks kvsi sth stoy. sna rei.r te BATH a
sR o.% oscs heat sand sTsT'f Sc fen:t5Sf 1876
GEO. \. WILLIAMS .c9:-Tskoma Park,
s i;s3I; sA $SSG %Si,sSs IN ST salIa.
distinctly. coioniai home, ise. liS. rm, a.
ssr; ra Y acre. sxespsionsi i buy. .''sf g. 5000.
q Snq ao..r, WILLIAMS HILL, f9: Gosns s.S2S S.D.
T'Rss Sho M oF wEaSs GiG2 e " 9os1.r 1ts eDln.
$:.} &! :s;; Sis;% rs ;i,:s!s cos:
Gss5a' Gs6' e e. VILLAINS $2GG oo-s,,v.r snrn,,
nm kit t'siish With bresti.st Sei fs nooH W Be- bedrms an
S n ssa baths; srs sooe os heat full bsmt. built
Brick bungalow. full bsmt.. o. &C. heat.
= sond s"S Sss
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-Takoma Park.
Two-story brick. 3 bedrms.. tile bath. o.
&c beat, fuil bsmt; with rec. rm. Conv.
story story. nj nr. Silver spSins club: bedrms. aIrnn;
tile baths, Ice. liv. rm with fireplace and
Slss sSs is;I sS'2s5 's Priced TO-,
SILVER SIrH s1rns With s.sm stone ONE and
For the person who wants = distinctive,
sG%t0rtaele SEo wI.Ms hHTi spdcf Go 81 aoo1 k,.p
sep. entrances: located close to schools
transp., etc; house with an income;
$500 $SSn D. d9Tn I9N vii handle. Greer. gN
aE0. SS Il T. WI MiLIfxMs oo.-ror further in
formation on homes net listed here. come
ask for Mr. kaaIes. st uS N 200 Of On nus 14sf. I
SEAT PLEASANT HEIGHTS - Attractive
excellent condition. hardwood fioors, eiee.
Ser, S nss R0aa co H. n5ss
sHfis ait i4s HF!l'ids %SsSEEru1 'SSsi5 SPOT for
chicken farm! A brand-new bung allow on
3 acres Of land. Highway 40, 1S miles east
Of Frederick, Md; terms. MURDOCH. sH.
REMINGTON. MD.-Excelent home Of o
rooms on main hishway; Ia baths. oil
shopping center: 2-car garage. beautiful
shade trees, xhrubbery and garden; terms.
OWNER Observation-Disclosures brick
bungalow on center-hall PLAN. full attic,
new Gil furnacei a-acre Handicapped lot
transportation. mi, from Silver Spring
and Wheaton; s15,b0o. For informa ton
MANS RE4E io1ss1l EsTATE M CO. ss sH Hiis 1909 Ais
COLLEGE PARK-Attractive 7-rm. brick
home, containing 4 bedrooms, 1sx26 living
room with fireplace; full baths. sun
porches, full basement. oil h.-w.h.. 2-car
garage. HYATrSvILLE INVESTMENT CO
CAL Stanley Moreau. UN. 4040. Ewes. WA.
$3.50
Evening star., 1946-05-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
ssson ss.s oR Rh?as MI wM R e.
Nc RfssSPS ct 1ss 5ds 5d st
W Will sf Fay CASH Sa foT OBJ D. C.. aa nearby Va and
pFa on Your T sy + you yoH
sell. Cali MR.. FREDERICK, DI. 31Oo: for
fPINiai1eis PRfVhTE BUYER wants hous. in chevy
rooms with nrst-noor study and bath
best references: information confidential.
WANTib va FEB LfsTINGs. in D. C.. nearby Nd.
and Va. We offer q service based on long
@ natp and % Without
:ssstin s5o F. Rsgs4Rf sze re e SSa e.
RRfehHsr RRss1hsfHds ssEi sEt!sxsH S5Ss PRICES PAID seE
and IT.. MaTysns .nnns,!. PROPERTY 1iN quick
CASE sUIEks ioE 3, G. ana Nd. pSepersy.
WRoosSRibo. sssib 81 sikauY Y ssts'. .ssf sssa. g:
''l;as fz1 e !ssAssHi .Ss 9 aSMzs-ggEE.sss gEss .p-
REs'' RoF sf2Eg SANDERS AZ.
Win q S5sssep @ sk outrss, Ms hsgs Yos
S sr7ss e Eur s'1sa s5a. r. F.ss s'ss'
f II rERomfT Ea asPs AfTrg1ios II! R to tn. sal. o,
your home, business or investment prop.
sItz s what you desire Isl s,s,h sal A. HpM'
$3.50 Results since 1919.
MY POLICY-Try and match IT,. LiTht-
prices paid, condition nothwithstanding any
sefssd 'nI M yRf s Is sps
you. Proof of the pudding is in the
eating" Ny motto; 'No play, more pay; y
Cali JOHN D NEuMANN. IA. 1641 bet
SaaNNHs AM Realty CO. can sell your hous.
fs!isssisn. ssis wilson blvd. aE. Oh
- Rp4T once, AT ONCE, At ONCE, 3 2 OF s,t
tt ithts this time time. Cal CAN M Ex. s555, YouNd d
SAsrOR, 1929 Vermont. Real Estate and
sTo RMS; consider D; c, or Md,; pessss-
A. GARVEY. DI 45Os; eve. and Sun,
:. fE. $500. or write 1 Thomas Circle.
lash BUYERS AVAILABLE for homes in
fetworth and Brightwood areas. Call US
sr seryice m KAY kIpfIIs Realty 0eeS e.. A RA. 200
PRIVATE BUYER wants home from owner,
Chevy Chase area: needs three or four
BEDROOMS aNn oliysT NsRR RS22 n nron.rt,. 1S, ~,
6oN'T SS EXPERfMENT-call iE US SVso; to sell your
house. We give prompt courteous service;
Free appraisals.. VIM. g. LIBBY CO., 706
= NV NA os42 eyes, IA a1Bsr S56s
small. white or coiored houses; any con-
dition: will pay cash. Box 1o1-B. Star.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL Acknowledgements for the
future: nr. 9th ana New York ave. IA
unit apt buisaE oT s,os,r, ssns si s
FOR SALE BY OWNER. 7sl East Capitol
.p Fsg9 . nSs Church 7so As sna
e6 eSsSER dasl 's.m,a.taes.d, brick and h,s franz.
lot SIG moh szo Gs.
Kitchens. Of, heat. Price. $4,000 with
fuTp,%prs % Good pn 5et9Fn on investment n9sIt
sosS S's1f fSs f N sp Sss of
census st sSl..D p now 6 n s.n. n Ms s.:, sn
ass.f as.S pres iea d6ss 1885, n.sa.
safss sss ssssntRs san r:1sfe :na Ewes. sA
S0msi nsluNIr apartment building, in excel
Utilities ,sa furnished tenants: GOOD North
west section. within waking distance
s S snnssI rental. ssSsa sKIcn prssd co
NE $3.50, 81. s4ss. IA
DENTIST, physician. chiroprselor--l6th
oes. O. M sss snd
on 3rd and 4th; fairly priced. Box 114-H,
FURNISHED TOURIST HOME Of IL
rooms with ls0.tt: frontase on hwy: s H9
$iS$; ,Sssfdsys cH. 07oo. WIN: W.
2SNssFSSNk T%6 FESSNkrHwrsr .4.f.n,l, ynit,.1t M.
ssSsiss. S.s.: :sRPss ss H. Ssss:a
SsSs ,n; InS = SsS3 asmsis';
eoMMss6ffA essa Mhsstss6tf 1n'stSssissHPs eSssHs I'M
BY na Sia ssst an Is.
suitable for stores and apartmsntsi plenty
s to Sssa ssd .sSeS sssp dn aeus:. and
HR nRIcE as.S = &c CO.: abe lS1o Vermont ave nv
Il s:'f'fn 81 sss sia .ssSn.s ssss ssIRs
BRICK 4-FAM1LY ArTs., in suitland,
BROS; INC. exclusive agents D1. $500,
.saS s4er ot :sa ,,ssss s nsn,s, a:%s,
81 hsa5 DOWN s sell xSuRa sSRR1sts
9H 9is xs5RGn' aif.rd siss 1ssn:
apts.: SIS 900 down. bal. terms. YOUNG &
Ss1zRR sWlst NV ysEmons nr r. eSni, Sss
low overhead. income, $500 yearly. 2
apt, aDts 40. turn zYsnnfurn 9 5sfrgs; pr!ss'
HAVE issAff. CIR 11fii in ths best Sns rent:
ing location in the city; fne condition:
| times yearly income. For appointment.
can Mr. Leveeue. RA. 61O7, with BETr-
DOWNTOWN BUnDNa now under lease
as first-class restaurant In central location
near new theatsr deveIoptnsnt, containing
noM sn
percentage lease with $1,000 minimum
annual An guarantee; Price; $500; 900, Can
1908 j OF. NV, Ma 2S4b.
WE NAVE cash clients dssirous Of pur-
chasing. tmmsdistely, inceTe.psod9cins
tors 721 10th g; NV. MA. 0eb; eve.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

sEvERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
"a SSRns sss'Sfne sEsoH Roo On II rhH MsyS
t,.e; tags, nicely furnished, living room With
E'n and 'as oa os9 ren sSs gs.'R ss.
II YOU WANT TO SELL. list your cot
'tssos S'h wxLPER Va PIasDfsts BH1 sIGn
MAN, Man No; Thomas circle. MA: s22e. IA
sfss ss AS Rsss ss'Es BRYa sRs Md a.
rfG@ ffssh04s pofkfNs.. 2Ef.t Ms esm estate. s,ut,u
Em:. a5x12, with Heatorlator fireplace:
s5tremsly ssT, n.iy modern kitchen with Hot Point
hoor, eopper.sereened pSTches: Move in
to :ne eonney Ts ys. o nr sS.s 1, An ps in ss so
e rIss,as $50 Esslasly. nst "sslns ss.ns:
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Isfe 5aeksen. 90 m Gssf,SSf from es.usa! e. aear
on srs. M vnx on AND Ss stone
kitchen and bath, some furniture; boating.
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SOUTH RIVER, near Annapolis, rs miles
downtown D. c.: 200-ft. front on River
View dr., 130.ft.. front South River; beau
tifully wooded 2-acre lot on knoll over
looking river and surrounding country; i'm
proved 2-story modern home with 5 bed
rms. 31s baths, paneled studio living rr.
aI.eiectric kitchen, large pantry, large
front; front porch 80 IT. lons: work shop
Snder St house; 2.ear ssrase: all plumbing
race, equipped and sround-wired for night
illumination: boat house with 75-ft wharf,
auxiliary cabin cruiser with Ksrmath ma
rine 60 D.. motor in perfect condition
And eouipped: house fully furnished except
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Arlington. Va. Jackson 1904, Ivy 1879.
DESIRABLE PARTY wishes sottare from
June 27 to July Z. prefer Beverly Beach
or Herald Harbor. Capitol Heights nO7S.
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Evening star., 1946-05-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.


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zzANTzfNdERs y. VA. is1s isis n.i-
PRTVArE Im1EAs fyf YAETS n.sas one. ab.d
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SPOT CASH for small or large houses, an,
condition. Would consider buying lots.
fMMEDiA;rE M, EDiA;r AcTIoN-ws will bu, your
sSSf ssni s. ,1 ;s sss
AN APT: dn elevator buiidins,. or new
small to , Is tor to s:n sss with
providing your property is not overpriSssd
VII 4 IL puz Section OF sell si ss s,
cialize in selling and exchanring eolored
sSHf eSsH haAhEDx aAEDf.f2LT fG PI iel s4ss
bedroom house. in respectable D: C.
sal ss Ms HsnHtGa nS.fTx eve;
fMMEpTATlLY-s MN hdi ;i;iaH or bedrm. house in
TANT S RFifsS fS f4Shs fSHkoHSsE HS a4 small hoSs.
5 TO 7 rooms; 2. C. Or nearby direct
CASH CAST GMno FROM ExlGiM1 Xxx E SS; must have or
rm. BUNGALOW; max, S9,600: Mr.. Mr.. Ro-
/ Twill Will PAY PAY ALL CASH for Or 8 room
house in or near D. C. Mr.. LIVINGSTON
HfGHEST G lest CASH PRICE for your home:
also have cash clients for any type of
real . 6 estate, g, POTOMAC REALTY Co.
FoUR.BEDRM. HOUSE. conv transp. and
parochial schools. NV: or Nd. subuFbs;
max price, si0'ooo' NA ''o0' AA'' 49, S~'
GOVT. OFFICIAL wants modern, detached,
3 or 4 bedrm. home in good residential
section. D. c. or Va: no agents. Phone
Mr. GAY Dept, of Agri., RE. 414". Ext.
4153, or CHI 1913 ewes. -16
For PROMPT ACTION in sale, Of D. G;
property. call Ma. 6916 any weekday until
SPIN. E. EARLE WEMPLE. realty service.
WANTED AT ONCE, house within area OF
western High School; Burleith and Glover
Park desirable. RA. 3221 Id