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The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
(BY Barnet Nover)

In September, 1945, at London, Secretary of State James F. Byrnes made on behalf of the United States an offer to Russia, Great Britain and France which must have caused the late William E. Borah and the late Hiram Johnson to turn violently in their graves.
 MT. Byrnes proposed nothing nothing less than an iron-clad alli- ance of the four powers to keep Germany disarmed and demilitar- ized. The alliance was to be for twenty-five years. When the criti-
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
A Real Peace Conference
(Rocky Mountain Newsl

(ROcky Mountain NeWS)
 THE FARCICAL proceedings at Moscow provide con- vncng evidence that the Council of Foreign Ministers is not the proper vehicle to bring understanding and stability to troubled Europe.
 The Soviet veto constantly has killed every construc tive proposal looking toward settlement of pending problems.
 But where the Big Four Powers have failed in their negotiations, perhaps general democratic conference of all Allied nations willing to attend would succeed That possibility should be considered seriously
 The Soviet Union and it's satellites undoubtedly would boycott such conference, which would exclude from its jurisdiction controlled by the Slave Communist bloc But wishful thinking will change that situa- tion Europe of the Axis days presently is divided into two rival spheres of influence and two years of effort to break down the iron barriers between them has failed
 Freezing the present occupatonal zones where they are is not to be desired but if that is unacceptable we must accept things they strong peace offensive by the democracies however, eventually might break the logam which appeasement policy hasn't as much as budged
 Without the embarrassment of Russa's exorbitant reparaons demands, would be free to offer peace terms to Germany Autsra, Italy and the enemy Balkan states which would pull the rug from under the Com munst movements in those countries. An Allied agreement immediately releasing all pris oners of war outside the Soviet Union also would put
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
Texas Disaster Gives Glimpse Of Future War
(Bv Thomas l.. StOkeS)

THE PHOTOGRAPHS from Texas City show tho smoke curling up in that ominous mushroom shane cf the atom bomb familiar from the Bikin tests.
 It twasnt an atom bomb of It night have been Te catastrophe that killed hundreds of Americans and in'ured hundreds only small-scae illustra tior of what the atom bomb has done and can do,
 You read the newspaper stories and look at that pie lure and then thumb through a collection of releases. ricked at random that have been published in the space of single week It is like peeking into the doomsdaY book
 For few samples
 Arelease from United Nations World telling about an article in that magazine by Adm Ellis M Zacharies +ired former deputy chief of U S. Naval Intelligence IL st9rts "Shoud come tomorrow, the United States 2nd her Allies in the Western bloc could count popu lation resources of 415 millions; the Soviet republic would be defended by population of 293 millions 570 million people in France China, Italy and Sprin would be plunged into civil and the rest of the world694 million peope-would be either neutral or of uncertain statuS.'
 Then there's exhibit in a release from Aviation News saying the United States will have the first fleet of ongrange 500 MPH bombers successful test flights of two four-engne jet bombers within the past month indicate"
 release from General Electric says that company
 builders Of the worlds most powerful atom -SmaSher betatron than three years ago. prepared build new type of machine three times as powerful"
 Behind the mailman who brings these items. there come through the door the desperate young who survived that last and look fearully to the future they thought going to be different We told them it would be.
 The latest is Ernest David Mccoy, belligerent for peace, of the three young veterans who left Northwestern University and organized World Republic to promote world government to which more and more young men and women devoting their lives They took over whole building in Evanston Ill., and are branching out MT. Mccoy and some of his associates are here now to open Washington office Said he. sterny "Its time to stop talking about world govern ment and do something about it.'
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28


 bv all of Americas partners in the late war.
 4. the time MT. Byrnes spoke. "a fear in Europe was widespread that history would repeat itself and that the United States would again this time, as she had done after the first World War, revert 10 an isolationist policy.
 The four-power alliance plan ..~- designed to end such fears. IL was an announcement in as clear cut fashion as could be devised nat this time the United States was in the peace-preservation busi- ness for keeps.
 Had such an alliance been in ex- .stence after World War l, there would probably not have been a World War II. Even the less com prehensive Anglo-American guar qntee of Frances security against German attack which President ,T !lson brought back with him f -om the Paris peace conference of 1912 could have achieved that ob- ective. That guarantee was never even voted on by the United States senate. It was not even considered by the foreign relations commit tee.
 In due course, after formal Arafl of the proposed four-poWer treaty had been submitted to them, Great Britain and France approved 1t in principle. Russia baked. Yet the treaty offer was tailQr-made to meet Russia's profeSsed needs.
 As Senator Arthur H. Vanden- berg pointed out in his great speech of Jan. 10, 1945, in which the plan of an anti-Germna alli- ance was given it's first airing, the proposed treaty was designed to eliminate that fear of reborn Ger man aggression which was allee- edly "at the hase of most of our contemporary frictions."
 That fear had again and again been advanced as the excuse for the policy which Russia pursued in eastern Europe, policy of pushing out her borders and sur rounding herself with satellite states.
 To this day the Russians have not made clear what then objec- tions are to the four-power' anti German alliance. MT. Byrnes was not able to get that out of them and General Marshall has had no better luck.
 The most that Marshall has been able to get out of the Russian gov ernment was wholly unaccept- able counter-proposal advanced by Molotov. AS the price for Russia's acceptance of the four-power alli- ance plan, the Russian foreign minister insists on the acceptance by the other powers of all the points which Russia has been con- tending for at the Moscow confer ence but which have not been ac- cepted.
 It is unlikely that Molotov was optimistic enough to believe that his counter-proposal would be ta'ren seriously. It was merely his way of rejecting the American plan
 l.nout placing himself directly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ON GOOD ROAD, near schools and shop
ping. "a miles to Wash; 90 acres Of rolling
high knolls with large. trees, streams; in
best residential neighborhood; $3.50;
easy terms. Please phone oV. 2s7s ewes.
$50 DOWN, 81 acres on macadam road,
1 i miles .: C. Southern Nd. $500. Box
NEAR esiRsEEAr FALLS. vA.-rrses 6 con-
Potomac River mr.. Great Falls Park; $3.50
P Pa f Eimwoo YIN ssd T. LAuaHLIN' Mclean
so ACRES on dual hwy. al, mr.. rairfas-
1891 spot r Ior tourist camp or sbdvison
R6aE1M11Na. Realtor. 1927 N. alebe I'd. Gil.
T re close los :, EsTArE E, acres. wooded
or saSda a nssr syer r sD5s suitable
T. HICKMAN Box 341, Silver Spring, Nd.
ACREAGE-BROKERS ATTENTION, 300
acres ALREADY sold and being de-
mercial center); located about squares
beyond beg nd D. C.; boundary line in MARYLAND,
hwy aud u GaRol v 81
new South Capitol st. Bridge already half
completed and expected to be finished in
sSod bg sSou .au e
brogght about in Virginia. FULToN r.
GORDON S15 owner, 1427 Eye st. NV, DI
BOATING AND FISHING, 1a-mile 'front.'
age on Bull Run. 100 acres Of fertile land,
l 10 acres es woodland nsyer-faiiing stream
BARGAIN at $l25 per acre. FAIRFAX
REALTY CO.. Falls Church, Va, FA. 1878.
40 ACRES--16 acres clear. remainder in
woods, 3 miles from Centreville, Va, on
good all-year- road Priced sos
per acre, electricity available Call How
ard Williams, exclusive with WILLIAMS
REALTY CO., 1906 Wilson blvd, OW. 81 81
If YOU KNOW better. cheaper on, 10 mr..
hwy, Mont. Co, we don't, 7-19 a.; SEQ
Sls9 a., terms; Left side, 1t. 24o, s.
clarksburs. N. e. RYoN CO., 3617 14th.
WOODED BUILDING SITE of sA acres
This lot is in one of the better residential
subdivisions in Fairfax County; the gen
eral topography OF the vicinity is rolling
and the lot has a stream and 2 springs;
there are 260 feet Of road frontage; only
8 miles from Washington; price, $4,000.
MASON Hurst. Annandale, Va, at the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5sI2,
Closed Sundays
27A ACRES, half clear: tard-surface road
frontage: spring and creek; adjoins sub
divisions, must sell quickly: sacrifice for
cash at less than S275 an acre. From
Memorial Bridge out Lee blvd. 10 mi, left
on Rt- $50 two mi. to Accotink Creek. See
Mr.: Cough at Hill ORills Farm JAMES
ewes. AID $685. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

3-sToRY BRICK. near 22nd and P SITS.
buildings apis; rented for .S132.50 .
by owner; ideal for, remodeling, with store
TO sell at S21 600 FRED A SMITH,
LEE HWY. in North Arlington. zoned
So It. Can nETz1E .Rs i R1kaia1A oP
F1CE. 3s11 Lee hwy. OK. 0S7s or GIL
zoNED CoMdERcIAL-North Arlington:
good corner On Lee hwy; 150xl50. 81 .35
per sQ1 IT. For further information; sail
OFFICE. 3s11 Lee hwy. GIL. 1888. OK.
VIZ HAVE A FEW good commercial lots on
for fore alton cal METzERs VrRa e OF
FICE, 3S11 Lee hwy. OK. os7S or GIL.
Isl FEET ON LEE HWY. near Giebe I'd.
zoned LIST commercial; reasonable terms.
Call METzLERS VIRGINIA OFFICE, 3s11
ss hTg 9 fon os sHoP Fl 81 c rIaRs
cor. at the Intersection Of two Of the
busiest streets in Ari.. consisting of over
IA acres, For further Information; call
DoWNTowN-2nd commercial bldg. now
vacant at HOS 18th st. NV, on L: owner
on premises from Ill., pm. or call Ia.
$1,000 so. TT, located on main thorough
fare; good spot for shopping center, the
alter or apt. house; priced to sell imme-
eaiieS Fl oM sS5h S. 5ns ssm aa sa
1900 BLK. WIS. AvE-5 blks. north Of
Sears Roebuek; y. lss commercial dsia lot. So
cellent situation on this appreciatins thor
oughfare surrounded by. lge. residential
sections . Priced vel bel9w ysup pEsysiaiia IN
4122. ewes. EN- S7Y2 %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

140 ACRES, Montgomery county-Modern
house, go miles from D. C., near Hyatts-
sTRouT's GREEN FARM cATALoG-over
2 800 BARGAINS; 32 States coast to coast;
Woodvard Blds., Washinston. D. C.. Metro
SMALL FARMs-2 acres and independ-
er1ee: $500 mo house, near school.
garden, fruits, berries, etc; beautifully
wooded lots; some have big oak trees 10
to so IT.. high; there is plenty Of timber
on any Of these wooded lots 70 build your
eone pre $3.50 and up naV Drive ssss oas
Lee blvd. or Lee hwy. 80 minutes to Gen.
terVtIle. See our. big sign on right. Fair
fsx Farms. Four.isns highway from wash
every day, Q to 8 pm. Bring $40 deposit.
i sseAcaE FARM. located n one me Of the
best farming sections OF Montgomers
in every detail; the home is fully insulated;
has oil h,-w heat; contains 2 nice bedrnls
with bath; ltV. room, din. rn., kit. and
CAMERON. and is so loo. that there is q
lighted and consist Of horse and COW barn.
2-story chicken house and brooder house,
hoghouse built for breeding purposes5 and
orchard Of 200 trees, wood lot Of approx.
f2 acres and the. bal. Is under high stats
of cultivation; adequately fenced WITH new
fencing and could be expressly used fof
either cattle or horses; this property 10
loo. on hard-surfaced road, approx. Is mi.
from Wash. and cony. to railway transp,
Can be purchased for less than the cost Of
improvements. CRANE a. HE1.AN. exclusive
realtors. Sligo 1000. ewes. till 9 pm. %
Continued on Next Pase.)
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE lcors,

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE icont,
Suitable for doctors ofices semidet. build
II rear 81 los 10 several De cars: s apss.
MAksaALL wApLE CO. 1874 z s III
DoWNToWN@Wid. ssmidst brick con
$3.50 per sy mo-: unfnTnishsd. MARSHALL ssNdI,
y. WAPLE CO.. Realtor, 122A 14th st.
sssslent loeaton snd FLA Gas nanssd n 4 E
GARDliNER y CO.. Realtors. 1881 L st.
I6-UNIT APT. BLDG. ee1s-2o K st. NV.
on lot approx. 90x110 to alley, suitable
for remodeling into furn. apis. or medical
s sagrr Mr aP Pegle. EYES sH aaga DRuRy
APARTMENT sTTE. Hyattsyiile section:
eyer o. 900 g III sonyenisnt to every *
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NV story brick
building. 100 IT. deep; responsible tenants
Paying $50 year small sxpsnses; ab GU
Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC. Washing
ton Bldg; DI. $500; eyes, CT. ASS. -
and & St.. opposite new court rt' siseMIsrge
garage. 6oxsa; 1900 So. q. in ground;
ass a Sf
Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $500; eyes, Gil
conn. AVE, I block from Crystal CITY,
rooms, 2 baths. oil heat; excellent for lega-
priced Price at s $4,000. or viii lease. caii Nj
Franklin. WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash
ington Bldg. DI. 5000; ewes, Gil. 1856
COLUMBIA ROAD CORNER, eight houses;
aS Eases s0Hs szHS oSnsa s Wsed
P PsaS ssasi AND BUSINESS, s-story brick;
close downtown; active NV. street near
large Govt. buildings; thriving grocery on
t. ass 70 s9sss
for wholesale distributor recurring storage
space and showroom or organization head
SsGNIT APT. in su SUI Manor; the ideal
postwar investment; income S239 monthly.
Priced for Quick sale, Sis, 800; $1,000 cash
sfALY 9 HLaT. NE Esl0T sasd It'll.
north of Lincoln Park In convenient sec
ton; apis, Of rooms and, bath each.
rear porehes 4es ss
HOS FfshSR 'e e.. nc oF Realtors ahit.
4-FAMILY APT. UNIT In very desirable
NV. location; close to everything and
priced right for quick sale; good return
e eR .nd s1n r. pgNNE At $500
WE HAVE 4 LARGE assoRT mi SI' 81 apt.
units ranging in size from to So units
These units are located in various sections
Of Of, the .s, city and i you are in the market
have Just what you are looking for. once
open ewes, SENATE REALTY CO., 100
Eye st. NV, Elk. 3270. Is
LIST COMMERCIALLY rms, baths, oil
heat; operated as rooming house, with in
come over $500 monthly; excellent loca-
ton for Professional ofaces or small bust
vi XSH S ! S8gT sSs1 nc eau AA' 1850
apt, bldg; excellent NV. location. Price,
$22, 800; terms. LEATH & ASHLEY, INC,
ATrESFIoS Isva rs eoass ~ a hs9s
8. ,16, and 20 unit apt. houses; reasonably
priced: very good location. For further
Information m call CHARLES H. ONO,
VACANT, MODERN CUNT brick apt-
Each unit having bedrms. and de luxe
tile bath; excellent location on main bus
line. This property will show III return
on investment. MORRISON AGENCY,
C0NNEcIIcUT ,AvE:-s-story, eley., OF!
heated ONCE bldg: net annual income OF
$4,000; based on long term leases to
prom. tenants. Brokers invited. OR! 65oS.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

607 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Excellent location
Ior wholesale distributor; large new store
trent for display ROOM plenty Of oes
new; oil heat; 2nd-coml. zone. A.. M.
E Exec IS I location for physician in
by Westm ont; rent reasonable. suitable for
most any business Giebe 651s. %
18th ST. NV. near Thomas Circle; 3-story
brick building with about 5000 So. it.. of
floor space; basement, freight tight elevator.
fine condition. suitable for office or other
use: quick possession; rental. 81 900 per
month. Call Mr.: Castonguay. TR. 1859, or
here. LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER. 1719 K
IDEAL LOCATION-4-story stone bldg,
very suitable for embassy, foreign mission,
nonprofit organization, annex, fraternal
flps ,1
Mitchell, RoBT. L. McKEEVER CO., Real
tors, Shoreham Bldg, Ma. 1850. %
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Mt. Vernon ave. new
ground on long terms EN-. 0376. %
USED CAR LOT-Exceilent downtown To-
cation, including small building and office
furniture, available Immediately: 500 per
zosED GENE ZEAL coM IafIsiiI neal
Vernon ave.-A perfect location for retail
Or professional use' next TO theater and
in new shopping section: ?o-ft. frontage,
LARGE srm onr bulains s aps Darklps f.
MULLEN, 3ll1 Columbia pike, Arlington,
~ NV Jersey AVE. Nw.-1st CON-
trsi location: suitable for al auto s agency s
electrical radio or liquor store or printing
plant Call OWNER. WO. 3109. --6
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PENNA. AVE. S.E.-1O-room brick; vacant;
h nsnsct OF nuSlsst BUSINESS block. Sc To
AREINe Sfd N sa 7rm bldg suitabl.
ofIices, stores, many lines; zoned CO.
FIRST COMMERCIAL brick ONCE bldg, mr..
Conn. and M ST.. n.w.--3 floors, all rented,
excel returns; oil h,;w.h, fuorescent light
McGSu 81 e91ek A s1.s 5ass inspect cal Mr.
2F apss a5zsSK '1 HsFe RSs
EM Sss$ DRIKY KEAETY 1 eoRP t iss7
viRGINrA 20 OFFICE BUILDING = New.
modern, 2-story building, 2134 N. Upton
St. corner Lee hwy. and old Dominion I'd;
IS rental; IL ROBERT MAGEE. RE. RE- FRO I'M
2nd COMM, goth st. NV, mr.. M-Kow
brick with rear alley: poss. with title; only
Gel yves ogn m mss hsse thiS PIX MI Man
ist coM rdaE ii Rt oGS3s-room nous.
on 22-ft. lot. within a block of 8 large
SHALL WAFFLE H en- Reator 1874 MAZE 4sb
st. NV. DT. 3346.
NEAR J ssna AND M SITS. N;W.-1st comm
Up; M. coTnxeIi. ewes: 81, sii7, pR stasY
k R 1T W SpRP OF a7s doss RE
and basement, modern. concrete-reinforced
sa it. oor Space neladse stopy
garage and loading platform: wide alley,
freight elevator; an excellent property.
Call Mr.. Whitehead. MA. $500: ewes. and
Sun, MI. 1850, BOSS AND PHELPS, INC,
End md coMMERciiAIy 1909 Bird st. ne, 60 lot
399xx90; $500. L. 3. THAcKER, no.
K sT. NEAR 18th, first commercial, q
story row brick, Sl6,950. Evenings, Ia
22Q5, w. SCHUYLER MATTHEWS & CO.
NEAR DUPONT c1RcLE-1st CONNER
cial, 4-story brick bldg. with 52-ft. 'front.'
age, suitable for stores with professional
F MatsRsys NJ 20 s 81 g M SCHUYLER NAT
DAVID E. BARRY offers Upshur ST., mr.
Soldiers Home, S-rm house converted to
3 apis, vacant; oil heat; 1st commercial:
$4,000. Please call F. x. BARRY, 1907
II St NV, NE. 2025; ewes. ia. $500. -6
1900 BLK. WIS. AVE. blks. no. of Sears
Roebuck-A lge. commercial lot. 55-ft
front from ., on Wis., 125 #: deep an excellent
priced well below prevailing prices in this
area. lNEz CUSHARD, OR. 1895 ewes,
COMMERCIAL BRICK HOUSE adjoining
new radio building in Arlington County,
adjacent to Court House Square, Colonial
Village and Wilson blvd, 4 rms. and bath
on 1st floor, rms. and bath on End floor.
l lge. I'm. and lavatory in bsrnt.; ample
parking space; oil heat: now vacant; i'm
mediate possession. GEORGE MASON
Arlington, Va, CHI. 1898; ewes. and Sun,
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SUBURBAN. sALE-yIReINIA.

/
I0y,ELI SEH,AEMING; r: SIEA Az, these
| on beautiful. level lot, In cow. and de-
sTsss ssst tsa 6 A sTasd5
IeRuMRAcK CO; Realtors. Lee hwy. at
with unfinished attic: nicely wooded
Ro Ssaa 0R sRU SsHs eas s Realtors as
as hsK 4 forseB sRs o srtsf
In nearby Mclean, Just 20 Minis. from
IN, o wsnng ss SELF e x Ts sonsds
BACK CO., Realtors, Lee hwy. At Lorcom
FALLS cHuRcH-A good s-bedrm. and
bath masonry home situated on q large
nm O Fre ssaoo doo and opens e ee
lawn. cheerful din. rm.. and well-eauipped
kit, fun bsnt;, very attractive recreation
rm., iagatory, outside de entrance. oil heat;
"copper" plumbing. steel beams; house built
8 years ago and is in new-heuse cond.
MAN & STEELE, Realtors, IA. $500.
ARLINGTON--6-rm. brick. 3 bedrms., full
cellar, located in new brick neighborhood
stantial cash required. JUDSoN REAMY,
1122 No. Irving ST., Arlington. Gu. 0S00.
COUNTRY BUNGALOW, attractive, rms,
Not too far from D. C. Price. $4,000;
liberal terms. DWYER 81 CARTER REAL
TY CO., 1913 No. uhle St. OK. $780,
NEARBY ALExANDRIA--5-yr-o ld, 2-bed-
rm. bungalow, very good condition. rIn. for
more bedrms: Priced to sell INN dlately
h 1888 doaa vh s' very sTsss
RSssa, ssh s5 4
41st St. NV. OR. 200; ewes. oV. 1246.
JUST OFF WASHINGTON BLVD, mr.. W.
and L. High School, small modern ed m Cali
trust. substantissll down payment. call
f 9WaEF' fGaLsoiIS Ss1 and beautlfSSlly
planned homes; 25,xl4 liv. rm;. hrst H.,
Ron unasas asaa
garage. Immediate possession. Substantial
cash; Phone OK. 1885. ROSCOE C.
nice 5-rm. masonry home; lge. level wooded
;. Also . very nice bunsslow IN Lyon VII.
With A. Il Daniels. Real Estate, 81! 81.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOMES in Fairfax
3-bedroom brick, immaculate. large liy-
! ing room with fireplace, large yard: built
1870, $13,5o0. Phone W. M. ORR, ov.
4-bedroom house. with acreage. ami
nice shade, basement. oil furnace, $4,000
| 5-bedroom house. 80 acres. all modern
| improvements. Stream. Splendid loca-
ton, Growing in value. Sold to settle
W. M ORR. oV' 17S2. o'OO0'
WORTH YOUR CoNSIDERATIoN-Bun
allow on lot 60x120. $4,000.
Story and "a bungalow. close in: SILL
5-rm, prewar brick close In; s12.75o
4-bedroom brick: close. in; 2 bedrms,
up a:f. dSEn; .o. ehshs beauty sna .boo
down; 4and Z, Ss,5o0 full price. Can
E. R. CROSS. Broker. OK 0633 %
YOU SHOULD SEE THESE BUYS
/ /. 5-rm. brick. oil heat and tiled bath.
Ifull basement; less than $4,000 If sold
3. Modern 7-rm house and bath. closed
mp In poFsh ana equipped Kitchen on acre
8. 5-rm. bungalow with tiled bath, full
basement and equipped kitchen.
4. Over an acre, zoned for duplex
houses, within block Of going business CEN
on main thoroughfare, 75c SO. it. Call
OK. 2166. ESTES REALTY CO., wilson
blvd at Glebe I'd -6
HOMES WITH INCOMES-S80 mo. income
plus 2-bedrm. apt; in charming bungalow,
right in the heart Of Clarendon.
. Sl46 mo; income plus owners quarters
$1,000 cash, balance 500 mo.
SOB mo. income plus luxurious q
bedroom living quarters in attractive Cape
COD brick home; perfect neighborhood.
$50 mo, income plus 3-bedrm apt. in
I acre of ground. REALTY BULLETIN
| CO., OW. 1897.
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STORES FOR RENT

I6e7-29 14th ST. N.W.--40x1O0 on one
floor; front and rear drive in; excellent
i Of. g, display Isl, and service Shop in rear
ATaass 3sne CHAM "a sT foia
Ideal location, downtown Washington. mr..
14th and G SITS. NV, for large volume
retail store; approximately $500 So. It.
on street floor of .10-.story office building:
This, can become one of Washington i
greatest downtown stores. For further in
formation, call Mr.. EweIl, LEO NJ BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. 1900.
101s. 18th ST. N.w.-over 5000 50. # :,
LIST A., suitable office. display and ware,
house use. MA. 021S. Il
EXCELLENT. 18th ST. NV. Iocation-4o-
y: front with large platee-glass show win
gov and over 1000 So. #; OF floor space;
alley: high ceilings: mezzanine in store;
owner will make reasonable alterations to
suit tenant; ideal for automotive agency
available about June 15 on long lease and
y nsty easy a rental m1 This is real opporta
JAMES L. DIXON & co. 1889 Conn. ave,
CONNECTICUT AVENUE, near MayioVer
Amidst prominent shops; 1,5OO So fl.
Apply with references, Box 316-D, Star.
40 9Th ST. N.w.-FIoor space about lex
90; suitable for tailor shop. plumbing or
sisetrielty. See MRS. MARTIN sTf or phone hea {;
STORES AVAILABLE at corner Of Georgia
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. RE. 3533,
MODERN sToRE, splendid stock for or all
Circle shopping center: long lease 1909
lTth st. NV. q
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

| PAY Cash Or win sell for you, lots
SANDERS. 1919 SO. Cap ST.. TR. 1868
SELL FOR ALL, CASH to veterans We
have Iona. list of veterans who want
praisal and fast sales. HARRINGTON
REALTY. OK. -Q017. a
with VICTOR WICKERSHAMS ABC REAL
TY d DEVELOPMENT CO., 1925 41st st
nv; OR; 2i0o; ewes. OR: 5717. -6
your house fast If priced right. specialize
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