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Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
FINE SESSION HELD BY
CEDARS LAST WEEK
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w. Shockley Dougherty. Scribe,
rendered Il comprehensive report
ON Forest affairs that brought
many favorable comments. He is
conducting the office very efficient
and fits into the picture like an old
veteran. He presented the names
of twenty-five candidates for ad-
mission to the forest. all OF whom
was elected unanimously. as fol-
lows: Harmon Lawrence Lewis of
Milton, George Fisher French. Mil
ton. Thomas Allen Temple. Sea-
ford: William Edward Hall. I.au-
rel: Cecil Edward Woods. Sea-
ford; Oscar Truitt Roberts. Har-
rington; Daniel X. Streckel,
Georgetown; Gilbert Williams
White, Bridgeville; Jessie Franklin
Stephens. Millville; Albert James
O'Day, ScafOrd; Preston Landreth
Windsor. Seaford; Thomas Pachida
Rehob0th; Vaughn Wharton Esh-
am BridgeVille: MedfOrd Philipl
Cannon. Bridgeville; Randall II
Knox. Jr.. harrington; Edison c
Gray. Ocean View; William G.
West. Frankford; Elisha f.. Long
Sclbyvillc; Vaughn l.. Lynch
Frankford; William Wyatt Baker
Millsb0r0, and ID. Kitchens Lowe
Laurel.
The initiation that followed wa.
greatly curtailed due to the Ions
program arranged for the evening
After the initiation. the Carlisle
Fire Company Of Milford, guest.
of the evening. WAS presented ant
introduced. The Firemen wer,
greeted by Senior Deputy Crane
Tall Cedar Theodore II. IIarring
ton on behalf Of the forest. an,
given a big hand by the member.
ship.
The show, Il Walter G.. Giffn
production that ran for an houl
was staged in the center Of tn
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31

floor with every one seated in
circle. Sir Cecil, master of cere-
monies, was the life of the party.
His method of presenting show
was unique and pleased everyone.
Dancing Dave. appearing before
Evergreen Forest for the second
time, was given a hearty welcome.
Evergreen members say there is no
better dancer i'll the business.
Betty Hayden, acrobatic dancer.
starred in the production. This
show pleased the membership bet
ter than any they have seen in
years
Many prominent guests We're
present at the ceremonial. A large
j delegation from Brandywine For
est No. 20 of Wilmington. and
Eastern Shore Forest of Salisbury
Md, enjoyed the doings. Eastern
Shore officers extended an invita-
tl0n to Evergreen members. their
Band and Rangers to meet with
them in Salisbury at their Febru-
ary meeting TO be held in the Wi
c0micO Hotel. Other guest swere
Col James l.. Whaley, the new
Commanding Officer of the Della
ware National Guard, accompanied
by Col. William Francis and Col
Ralph Baker of Georgetown.
During the evening the Crane
Tall Cedar announced the appoint
mcnt of Leland S. White and Ed
ward s. West. of Gethsemane Lodg,
No 2S; William Kitchens and JOS
eph Pittard of Franklin Lodge No
II, as members of the Ladies'
Night committee.
After the show the entire gath
erinG enjoyed sOcialbility and re
freshments in the fire engine room
until midnight The reDaSt wa
prepared and served bv Chief Stew
art John W. Welch. his assistants
Norman and George Collins. and
delegation Of Forest Rangers.
The next meeting of Evcrgrcc
Forest will be held February PIT
in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
CEDAR NECK
LET your light so shine!"

Let your light so SHINE!
Methodist Church, Rev. E. n.
Wright, Pastor, Sunday, February
2, 1870 p. m. Sunday School. 2:30
p. M, Sermon by Rev. Estelle Glib
bon. This will be the beginning of
the Revival in our church. Let us
have a big attendance at all of the
meetings. Services also on Sunday
evening at 1880.
The report of the election of Off
GERS for our Sunday School is as
follows.
superintendent, Mrs. f. Davis
Watson.
Assistant Superintendent. Ernest
f. Watson.
Secretary. Mrs Jay Watson.
Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Andrew
Donovan.
Treasurer, Mrs. Granville Shock
ley.
Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Thom-
as Clark.
Organist, Mrs. James Mills.
lst Assistant, Mrs VinOl Roberts
2nd Assistant, Mrs. Garfield
Sharp.
Librarians. Misses Dorothy and
Doris Roberts.
There was a good attendance al
/ all services on Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Watson served
at turkey dinner on Sunday The
/ following guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Warren and daughter, Harriet
of Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. DOnalt
I.ofland of Greenwood. Mrs. Lenf
! Warren of Clayton and Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Kibler of Greensboro, Md.
Quite number of our folks at
tended the Farm Bureau BanQue
at Georgetown on Friday evening
Mrs. Bess Shew was supper
guest of Mrs. William A. Purks OF
Thursday.
Mrs. Winnie Clark and daughter
Miss Lima Clark of Greenwood wer'
dinner guests on Saturday of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Clark and son
Jackie. Little Jackie spent tn
weekend with his grandmother an,
aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed an,
daughter, Mrs. Norman Collin
have returned home after enjoying
two weeks in Florida. They report
wonderful time.
Mrs. Laura Watson of Milfor
. spent Monday with her son an
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Watso
and son, Jay, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes Bowen wer
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Watson and daughter, Diannt
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Swain G
Milford visited Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Donovan on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carey spen
Sunday morning with Mr.. and Mr..
Harry Meredith of Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Prettyma
and daughter, Sara of Milford wer
evening guests on Sunday of NJ
and Mrs. Harvey Carey.
Keep meetings in mind and pla
, to come!
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
Wilmingtonians To
Observe Dollar Day
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John r. LambSOn, chairman of
the special committee in charge of
the Dollar Day" stresses that il
will be held OH Wednesday, Febru-
ary 5. without regard to weather
conditions, and that under no cir
cumstances will Dollar Day" bar
gains either be available previous
to that date, or afterward, and that
no advance reservations of Dollar
Day" merchandise will be made
These rules are invariable, and an
ply to all official Dollar Days"
Cooperating members of the Re
tail Merchants Section for weeks
have been preparing for the event
and there is much rivalry i'm the ef-
fort of each to "OutShine" the othe,
merchants in the variety and value
of their Dollar Day" offerings. anc
the extent of the bargains they NAV
offer the public. The entire range
Of retail merchandise will be in.
cluded in offerings by merchants
and in no sense will be confined tt
articles of wearing apparel oI
adornmenl. Household necessitic,
tof all kinds and. in fact. cverythint
from antisepticS to aSh-canS, ant
from haberdashery to hinges, viii
be available at prices which ma,
not be duplicated at any othe
time.
Participating stores. as usual
will be known by the display in tn
show windows of placards bearin,
the copyrighted emblem of tn
Chamber of Commerce. and the lie
gend Official Store, Dollar Da,
. Wednesday. February 5. 1947.
Similarly marked and designe
cards of smaller size will be use
as price cards inside the stores
+, marking Dollar Day specials on tn
counters.
The Dollar Day" will be unde
, the direction of special commit
! tee of fifteen widely known vii
mingtOn retailers. including. i
I addition to Chairman Lambson, |
5 r. Allen, David Braunstein Man
: uel Cohen. f. B. Dulmage, A.
, Fisher, Elbert ID. Griffenberg. Fran
els A. Harvey, George G. kachi
/ Jr.. G. Frank I.attOmus, JOSep
1 Lazarus, f. Ray Phillips. Geore
\ w. Powell. Arthur Tuckerman an
Section Chairman William v
G Storm.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
Free Gas With Blasts
For Good Measure

BALLSTON. Va. - up - Several
residents are pumping free gasoline
out of their backyard wells, but by
and large IA mysterious leak from
an unknown pipeline or storage
tank is regarded as a menace.
Many cellars are damp with gaso-
line on filled with fumes. Residents
Rave been made i'll, and explosion
or fire is constant danger.
Rudolph Thompson. carpenter,
says: Everybody in the neighbor-
hood is living on time bomb.
The county manager is calling on
the L. s. Bureau of Standards fol
help in locating the leak.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
PRICES in NATION
CONTINUE ON THEIR
DOWNWARD TREND
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N~~N'N--~~
During the past week, declines
were recorded in the cotton, grain,
livestock and butter markets. Cat
tie prices were the lowest since
OPA ceilings were removed Oct. Is.
In New York, wholesale butter
dropped another six cents a pound
on top of last weeks decrease of
nearly 10 cents. Retail butter prices
generally followed suit. Top grade
butter could be purchased for 63
cents a pound today. This was ap-
proximately the old OPA ceiling
and represented a drop of 26 cents
since December 26.
Some Prices Rising
None of these drops, or others,
! could be taken as any indication
that the high general price struc-
ture was suddenly crumbling and
/ might fall down. Prices on some
! items obviously were due to rise
/ even higher, including probably
ladies' apparel. Steel and other
metal prices We're up and hard
goods made from them frequently
reflected these increases. Many pro-
ducers and retailers found it neces.
sary to increase prices because ol
the 17.5 percent boost i'm freight
rates.
Even in the processed food lines
Paul S. Willis, president of the Gro
cery Manufacturers of America, de
clared in a formal statement las
Saturday that many consumers
were getting a false idea.
Few Food SURPRISES
Actually, he said, "surpluse.
exist mainly on citrus juices, car
rots, beets, low-grade peas ant
apricOts, for which there is a sud
denly lessened conumer demand. II
order to move these stocks retailer
are offering them at a special re
duced price, which has given tn
false impression that all came,
goods prices were moving rapidl
downward"
Here were some other straws il
the wind:
The National Association of Pur
, chasing Agents reported last Satur
J day that 72 percent of it's member
in January were buying ahead fo
only one to three months, a
against three to six months in De
, cember.
Tobacco At New Low
In Omaha, Neb., grocers bega
using lOss-leaders for the first tim
since before the wartime short
ages. In Louisville, Ky, Kentuck
hurley tobacco hit a new season
: low of $38.54 a hundredweight.
: Dayton, Ohio, bicycle manufacture
cut prices up to 81 at the retai
level, and in Fond Du Lac, Wise
: another manufactures chopped S.
off the price of his food freezers.
: In the general commodity picture
: the A. P. average dropped 40
points in the two weeks ended tC
t day, falling from 1880 TO 164.7
S The average of 1926 prices repre-
Cortc 100
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
Dive Traces Water
40 Miles Underground

RAWLINS. Wyo. - (P) - Green
water has appeared in the taps
of Rawlins homes, to the great
delight of Ben Davis, city pipe
line superintendent.
Dve was dropped into a test
we'll 40 miles south of here and
reached Rawlins two months later.
having travelled an underground
water course.
Davis explained that the waters
arrival proved the existence of Il
subterranean trough atop the
Continental Divide and opened
the way for valuable supplement
tation of the city's water supply.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
REORGANIZE SCHOOL SYSTEM
IS URGED BY SURVEY GROUP

1t is i'm this accounting function
that the resolution enjOins this
commission to seek to correct the
present lack of uniformity, in the
cost accounting" and latitude in
handling state money allotted to"
the special districts.
Authority TO require compliance
with uniform state prescribed
standards must rest with the state
board.
With respect to raising the stand
ards of education in Delaware, the
report recommends that the attend
ance laws be thoroughly revised
and their enforcement required;
that qualifications for original and
continuing employment of teachers
be prescribed at a high level, and
the pay he made commensurate
with such qualifications as are re-
quired by state minimum stand
ards, and that state minimum cur
ricular standards be clearly defined
and their observance required as a
condition to granting apprOpria-
ton, at the same time fully de-
scribing areas not eligible for sup
port by state funds, but not re-
( stricted as to local support, so long
as no conflict with state policy is
created ''by areas able to pay high
er salaries to teachers from their
own funds"
RecOdifying Laws
Minor recommendations included
in the report are: To recOdify the
present school laws and regula-
lions to authorize the State Board
of Education with the advice oil
the encouragement to fix the
boundaries of the present school,
districts accounting for the entire
area of the state; to provide for 1
continuous school census to be
brought up to date at once an(
maintained; to authorize the State
Board of Education to prescribe
and publish a list of maximum
prices payable by any school dis
trict for school materials and sup
plies after obtaining bids from re
spOnsible persons; to bring presen
school buildings to satisfaction!
state of repair, and to eliminate
IA One-teacher schools showing
enrolment average of five or les!
pupils per grade.
In their letter of tranSmitta
members of the commission said
Both the general and the specific
made represent the limit to whicl
your OmcmissiOns study has pro
gressed. Not only the magnitude
of the subject, but the greater pos
sibility of errors always present il
hurried Judgment Justify the eau
ton being observed in reaching
every conclusion
No Survey In % Years
IF further justification be need
ed, the fact is cited that no cOmpre
hensive survey of public school ed
ucatiOn has been made in Delawar
within the past 25 years. AS re
suit, the accumulated aSsOrtmen
of divergent practices which ha
grown up must be put back in or
der to accord with tOday's percep
tive of education.
'The commission has had to re
sist pressing attempts to obtain i
advance of this transmittal, tn
reports of its survey staff"
The commission Joined Co
Walter w. Bacon in recOmmendin
that the survey be continued to
satisfactory conclusion" Th
Governor urged extension for tw
more years.
The report is signed by: She,
man II. Stradley, chairman
Charles l.. HarmOnsOn, vice-chail
man; George f. Binder, George
Edmonds. III. V. Holloway, '
Deanne Johnston, John G. Leac
Mrs. Il. ID. Mylrea, Virgil R. VILE
and James p. Truss. secretary.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31
Service Wife Strong
For American Way

METROPOLIS, III Up When
Mrs. John Harrington of Metrop-
oils sailed recently to join her
husband. chief warrant officer,
in Germany. she almost had her
'hOme" in tow.
She drove Il new automobile to
her port Of embarkation and also
ordered to be shipped with her Il
new electric refrigeration. new
electric washer. bed and living
room suites and other furniture
and rugs.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31

AMERICAN WOMEN bought
5000 miles of lipstick, 100000, 900
boxes of face powder and 00,0O0,-
600 rouge compacts last year, man
ufacturers report.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-31

The Hawaiian Islands were ruled
by mOnarchs until 1893
Evening star., 1947-06-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE

BuIlDNG SITES t. 10 re de-
Marys County, Md.-In my humble. iudg,
ment building material prices may decline
considerably, but land priced right ane
Capitol City will most likely enhance in
value, therefore, nothing is to be gained BY
grocrastination. JOHN A. BRIcKLEY'
PoToMac RIvER-so acres with approx.
imssely Sooo-ft river tTontage tag a1oye
ens Of ene tract
be bought for 5000 an acre; shown B,
appointment only. Phone Elmwood 341
MRS; DouGLAsSs S. MAcKALL' exclusive
AcREAGE. Gei Langley Forest; desirable neigh
borhood: sites Of from to acres suit,
lss eF On s sssssss s xss
R1ns sP0Tn p' 'ppdates aRa Se{
bnSK IoR Ssst3F VA e. so acres
Z. MAHoNEY. woodward Bldg RE. 24Ii
TWO 57ACRE TRACTs-1o miles out:
Near Highland. Md, on hard road,
sRs as55 I.iS5 esd sSis
LEE BLvD.-16 acres, cleared, 1,2oo f.
VIII s2cmicR fe ee$' s. onsI acres MI q iand
henSlngton, Nd, racing main road. READY
for subdivision. CoFFMAN REALTY CO,
FWoscRs FaotosS e. woonEp 6SS S5 81 4R.4s elss smiley
Gate Park. Fairfax. 16 mi. to D. C.. conv.
available. ss95; terms. OK. 1850: eve
niaEas ThkfE " WooDEp o1sa ,s-AcRE TRACTS, Fair
ssn ss nia ays. G. rsse sseh anf
Sx %oobfD oaSfso sGIDfNe sEfi fa sir of sn
subdivisions in Fairfax County. the gen
eral topography of the vicinity Is rolling
and the lot has stream and 2 springs:
there are $50 feeE of road frontaae: only
miles from Washingten: price, $1,000.
MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va, at the
end OF Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5S12.
SOTO 50 10 Is ACRES. with long road frontage.
bus and sewer. much Of the tract has an
extended view and all slopes to sewer;
located in nearby Fairfax County in a
acre. acre. az MAsdN HIRsT. Annandaie, Eva Va. at at
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
dria 5S12. Closed SUNDAYS.
NEARBY, val or more acres OF high.
beautifully wooded land on 4-lane hwy,
80 min. from downtown. A perfect site
for fine home in sll-planned COM
muntty. Very reasonable, as low as $3.50
per acre With terms. Assistance in build
50) to Fairfax Circle and Howard John
sons Continue on dual hwy. tRoute 21D
approx. miles to Crystal Springs. Sign
on left. W. MULLEN. gill Columbia
pike. OK. 1882. Open tin o.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2nd COMMERCIAL BLDG, mr. 10th and F
n.w.-5 floors avail. in a 10-story Of
nee and Industrial bldg; approx. 1000
so. It. per floor; bldg has passenger and
freight elevator. &C. current with ito or
wholesale jewellers, furrier, silversmith,
Leasing Dept, LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400. Ia
6O7 n. Y. AVE. N:W.-Excellent location
for wholesale distributor; large new store
front for display room; plenty of ofice
space on upper floors; building practically
RnTu neT; oil Il. heat aaie End c0ml zone A. M
EXoELLENT DOWNTOWN location. ap-
proximately. $500 So. TT. Of modern, ohlce
display and storage space; desirable for
distributor; loading platform and large
parking space; End commercial avail
able September 1st; earlier occupancy can
be arranged II necessary. ]. A. WEINBERG
CO., INC, Realtor, 1907 H st. NV. Ma,
a1s NEW JERSEY AVE. N,w,-1st COM
mercial, approx. 1900 50. IT.: ideal CEN
trail location. suitable for auto agency
electrical radio or liquor store or printing
plant. Call OWNER, WO. 3109, Ia
ZONED GENERAL COMMERCIAL; near
Arlington-Alexandria lines on busy Mt.
Vernon ave. A perfect location for retail
or professional use; next to theater and in
new shopping section; 70-ft. frontage. s.
rm bldg. ample parking facilities: long
lease available r. w. MULLEN. 3111 Co
lumbia pike, OK 1882 Open It'll g.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
LOTS FOR SALE.
ORCHARDALE, MD, on River I'd

ORCHARDALE, MD, on RIVER rdlA
building sites on terrace. R. A. BAEHEE'
st Iss caoSMsaM;ERcIAL, aSsa; Nichols ave. Sc, frons-
nf e gosSa Nshos cantanns aYs GDp0se 1886 81
a Adams, s W. KS5 3lter 59is with HENRY TRIpp
RfasqH Rsf aoGsE SIRE Corner CORN N AayoG 1 .aa
25th ST. s.e-4 lots. containing 10bS4
So Can be gyrehssdb sb.r At 5ea
fal rs1pr kE Adaaii Reaito2. %o ois11 i 'h q.
sSoRsEs Lot LOT ia e.. Ghsyy gAs:sb aessb. seaiSs
900 p p5 4794 o4s BETrzEIL p.zE 4p... W Ji,v
kAchEkasf Md, VEST rraotlin aotf stMkot ies 50 5.
fs5e' OIL kG55SsDSs|ns ss5S! :3sa: o. oSs saG0ks:
CLINTON. MD.-six 1a-acre lots, $3.50
acre ss W y sSeo 5s ~RHlf Co Z aa
R AT rsstIe.sd ssas ls. COM
lots Of u acre; sl.9bo; Purchase Of lot
carries membership ,df II Manor
Will WILLIAM n. eANBY. Rsaltor, Mills Build
$50 DOWN viii buy a a-aere lot On Coles
$1,000 KAY REALTY Co. 55o5 Ga. ave.
eeARiipEs-TTpE GAR Es f apartment hegs. % site % On
for Is units. Price. si5 800; See Mr; p
Frenceaux. FREDERICK W. BERENs'
Mon iM6NTGoMEsY SaRlsY COUNTY site of about 4
acres in an exclusive development for peo-
pie who want rural cgndisos ds lsxs near es
bPssT sPees sPsee0 rds s.sasz s6S ssSr' &
for Miss Shoemaker LOUIS P. SHOE
sHkbRRs MAkbR s7ls lasrKfEss1osas n "a lois aa's
sasD1 sXsT s0rPs Pe.a AL 1t usi ony si5os sey psT S.
sH BIZ 4s74 rom BRoWs s55RSs'FssIf RsHIy eoap 3D.
ioAcRE BUILDING SITES in the beautiful
restricted. This Is an establishsd com,
munity and already has many beautiful
homes and satisfied owners. the contour
OF, the land IS such that the purchaser SER may
gently rolling land tsome with streswD 50
as to blend In harmony with the design
Of house you plan. riding horse will add
the amy asd sfsns Psssus s snf sss st 5
on coiesvilie I'd. at coiesviile, Md, sbous
miles from Silver Spring; convenient 70
psr Site ssr@ Assns
on property Sat. and Sun: 70 9. e. g;
PRICE 8 CO, NE 1880, PL 1881. or call
sHoI NJ Efiis fodk q stE stss ,s.. Pc,
sS1 sMrRicas RIclki g. Gar aPfaRK-a adj, corner lots
5Ox127h It. each; soc f.: al improves
n and Pss :oDpss Dpiss Sasa sss. os
1rs,,, tiT,.ed IN Nert parel
Evening star., 1947-06-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-3Ns-
story row brick. lst commercial, on alley;
R:s' 2sSb scHUzEzE HTSs MArFafas MhsSas"s
NEAR II sth osSi, xSp N. Y. AVE. N.w-valuable
bldg: with Aft. frontsge; suitable for any
a few steps from the heart Of dogntowna;;
ss1Ief ss1s PEss asa sas022 sh oua Sa iS aERbHk a
SsAih 81 Eye ST 81. o2o M.w.@4,story building; in
splendid e0lndtisn main floor consists
possession at settlement. Mr. Hunter.
soss 'ss0 fEfi a1S 1sc cs'naffz haf e sIss
lsr AND sND coMMERcIAL-Tose settle
MAssa151 s3si i a1S eo hssiser issa
5-rm. bungalow suitable for Or home home and and
sf,ce; fc NC 0F broksrs' daaS s15'ooo' "a cash Sal
fstR K q AND 31 l. osia SIS. N.w-1st commercial ]
$ostery. W semidefached compact on l Office
brick dwelling; choice location for any
Fsauefa @ 81 RHsssff s'ls Ca Gan ~
slsa ss S1s9sis 3snani
MARLBoRo PIKE Prominent corner,
near D. C. line: 100-ft. frontage; excellent
filling sta. site or other business. OWNER,
AT. 5S44. 12"
eth ST. NV, Just OF List Il. store;
and 3rd floors, 8 rms. and 2 baths Now
rent at S2,400 per yr. Excellent loca-
ton for your business with extra income
1st t. delivered vacant. R. 8. BLACK
JsI6 JJsIoNE, Reaistegro sgo, s27 18th, st. NV. Ma
ATTEST1ok, z9gS Il & SosG5roRs-s-story Sts5 bldg 10.
stsd on 18th St Just south qi
tsTNN tss5y etc R.ssfar At tsdsy Ss SLAck *
Nj sT. s.E.-semidet. stucco on lot 1sx1oo
cate. small business, Price. 81, 300. Can
r. V. Green, CHI. 1888 or MA. 1890. with
r. s. BLACKSTONE, Realtor, 927 18th
WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON. near Key
Bridge; ample parking facilities. zoned
commercial, ideal for retail distributors;
flreproof PROC buildaing, has approximately
on End floor; large display window; 81
uated on lot 10000 So. TT Call Mr.
Mitchell, with ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Realtors. Shoreham Bldg. MA. 1850; ewes.
CHI. 1000, Ext l43 Exclusive -l6