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to make any serious comment on
Mr.. Molotov's address, in which the
Foreign Minister said that atomic
bomb secrets no longer exist.
The Molotov pronouncemept
caused a furry among u N. dele
gates and officials, but the con-
sensus was: There is nothing new
in it."
A prominent American who would
not permit his name to be used said:
"If they have the secret what are
they shouting about"
Small groups of diplomats gath
cred in corridors to speculate on
whether Mr.. Molotov's announce
ment might mean a new Soviet move
to end the United Nations deadlock
on proposed international control OF
atomic energy
Several diplomatic officials, in
cluding Polish diplomat, said
there is nothing new" in Mr.. Molo-
tov's assertion that atomic secrets
have ceased to exist.
oLHCES LdCh hHUW 11OWs
American Government officials,
they recalled, have publicly acknowl-
edged that this scientific informa-
ton Is known to many nations
The main reason other nations can
not make atom bombs, too, they said
is because they do not have the
accompanying scientific know how
Frederick H. Osborn, American
deputy on the U. N. Atomic Energy
Commission, made the following
statement on the Molotov pro-
nouncement:
1--WE have heard most of what Mr..
Molotov said many times before. It
wasn't true then and it isn't true
now. Nor does constant reiteration
make it any less false.
"As for the United States-and
Britain-being solely responsible for
the failure to reach an agreement
on the outlawing of the atomic
bomb, it actually is the U. S. S. r.
which is, and has been, preventing
agreement I might point out that
not only the United States, but 13
other countries which have partici-
pated in the deliberations of the
United Nations Atomic Energy
Commission, have fatty refused to
accept the Russian thesis. On the
other hand, it is the U. S. s. r. alone
which blocks agreement by refusing
to accept the safeguards which the
Is other delegations have decided
are indispensable for their individual
and collective security"
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Russia
Continued From First Page)

trolled states as "democracies" and
the democratic camp" and asserted
that these had strengthened while
"the forces of capitalism have
weakened.
His utterances came a few hours
after Foreign Minister Molotov key
noted the three-day celebration OF
the 30th anniversary of the Boil
shevik revolution by asserting that
the secret of the atom bomb ceased
to exist long time ago" He
charged also that the United States
was creating military bases for "ag-
gression' against Russia.
Marshal Bulganin was extrava-
CANT in his praise of the absent
Stain. Just before the parade
started moving through the sleet
and driving rain, he boasted of the
strength of Russia and her armed
forces:
THE entire world sees now that
the Soviet Union has become pow
erful industrial and agricultural
state where economic crises and un-
employment have disappeared for
ever. The accomplished victory over
the Fascists of Germany and Japan
revealed Soviet armed forces as an
advanced army with the most ad-
vanced fighting equipment. e
u. S., Britain Caricatured.
Civilian marchers, who followed
the military, carried numerous carlo
atures directed against the United
States and Great Britain. These
sought to convey that the United
States rugged votes in the United
Nations and held the British lion
on leash. One pictured Secretary
of State Marshall and John Foster
Dulles, American delegate to the
U. N, saving down" the United
Nations
American military attaches in pre-
vious years had been invited to the
parade, but this year they confined
their watching to views from the
windows of their offices in the tall,
cream -colored Embassy which stands
across Manezhnaya Square from the
Kremlin and Red Square.
The American flag hung above
their windows in the sleet and rain
Trade union representatives from
the Russian zone of Germany at
tended.
Precisely at 10 am. Mr.. Molotoy
led a group of representatives of the
powerful Communist Party Polit-
boreau to the reviewing stand ator
Lenin's red tomb. These and 6
group of marshals and other mill.
tary leaders stood in the open ane
reviewed the parade for two hours
and then the demonstrations whucf
followed 1t for several hours more.
Foreign Weapons Absent.
Observed in the reviewing stant
were Lavrenti Beria and Nikola
woznessensky Of the Politburea'
and Marshals Klementi Voroshilov
semeon Budyenny and N. A. Meret
8 skov. Marshals Georgi zhuko'
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| lOIIR CedS6Q 10 CAlSG.
British Scientists Protest.
Evidently the imperialists neee
this faith in the atom bomb which
as is known, is not a means o1
defense but weapon of aggression
Many are indignant that the United
States of America and Great Brit.
ain hamper the United Nations Or.
ganization from adopting a fina
decision in the prohibition of atomic
weapons. During this year British
scientists have twice protested
against this, having twice published
statements in which they expires.
dissatisfaction at the fact that Brit.
ain only says ditto" to the United
States in this matter.
And that is fully understandable
since the peoples of America ano
Britain, no less than other peoples
are interested in introducing both
the prohibition of atomic weapons
and the general reduction Of arma-
ments.
At the same time one shoulc
understand that the refusal to pro.
hinit the atomic weapon covers tht
imperislists with shame and set.
against them all honest people, al
peoples.
Or take the question of the war.
mongers. Despite all the efforts o.
the American and other expansion.
lists, the General Assembly, unani.
mously decided to condemn propa,
ganda for new war At the sam,
time the discussion showed that 4
lis necessary to strengthen still fur.
ther the struggle against the war
'mongers and against their patron
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Vishinsky
Continued From First Page

at present. This principle is recog-
nized and expressed in the General
Assembly resolution for which the
Soviet delegation has voted.
The Soviet Union is a faithful
and consistent champion of peace
and security for the peoples of the
world, a champion of internationa
cooperation. AS such the Soviet
Union will continue in the future
its struggle against any war propa-
ganda and any instigators of new
war"
Vishinsky Guarded in Comment.
Mr.. Vishinsky grinned and sale
probably so" when newsmar
asked him yesterday whether Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov's speech
In Moscow meant Russia has ar
| atomic bomb.
However, Mr.. vishinsky refuses
Evening star., 1947-11-07

and In wide democratic ctrcles-s
friends imbued with warm sympathy
and faith In our cause.
That is why today, on the occa-
sion of the 30th anniversary Of the
Soviet revolution, our October bar14
ner waves so proudly, the victorious
banner Of Lenin and Stain. c
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Foreign Weapons Absent.

Observed in the reviewing stand
were Lavrenti Beria and Nikola.
Woznessensky of the Politbureau
and Marshals Klementi Voroshilov
Eemeon Budyenny and N. A. Meret.
skov. Marshals Georgi zhukov
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Italian Industry to Leave

A $4,OOO000 company has been
organized to transfer a number Of
industrial concerns from italy to
| South Africa.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
oFFIcEs foH REN1

o OFFICE Rooms for one q two sttoIneys
GsF oek Ha sss shsi Il qs sss sss
between N and NJ sts. very attractive and
bright. $500 per month, less for one
person. CAN Boysen, SANDOz. INC. DU.
5aaa jan AND AND NEWTON sTs. NV. corner
and hot water; re.s. rent. RA.. 2oss. 10
tg6 ies ksas5 ss.ifss|sa,M Mfo9saltasn' s45S sioo
rms. in this most desirable and exclusive
etc. of Syss
REAR 500 m. 2Io1 K q, NV. and 1900
entrance from both sIst and K sts. suit suit.
able for Offices, storage or repair shops.
rGr os daitGn,l HIss pnsK sntSTmasiop Psas es
i Ice 5saI. RM Mar srd;a "a 9aes e 4o1i7 APSp,
ssSssosn sSSs j. iSaeas,sg issz
sntsancs, suitable for doctor @ n er densiss 1ass:
sdRssaHb s1fs R4h AS6 SD JskussIsHEb sA sSsS Is
desk space. phone and nail service, on
connectieut ave-: self.seryice elevator. Ap-
ply 1885 Conn. ave, 4th floor, or CO. $500
snd d aS ask r6g tcr NE. MR. sSSo GoopMAN;; -ls
FREDERICK. DI si0o. -1s
I4th AND q SITS. N.W.-Approx. $500 "a
It. on one floor Of 10-story ONCE bldg; also
space. Call Mr.. Ewell LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
& CO. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400 Ia
PHYSICIAN-Have desirable 6-rm corner
and R. + ave. ne: ideal for residence and
ONCE Of general practitioner. For further
information. call Mr.. Ewell LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. CO., 1415 z st. NV, ME. $500
CONN. AVE. below Dupont Circle. 900
So. IT.; rooms, modern. elevator, char
OFFICE SUITE or 3 rms: can be seen
9 An. TO pm: washable May !. e44 II
DfoWNrowN r SIS or sdtoinins Of
dces; elevator in building; End door. NA.j
1888 OF A0. 8138 --16
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION-An attrac.
combination office and warehouse 110xI25.
brick veneer constraction; street N M front.
yr.: available in 90 days o. .7lbl OF.
oL.sa 20s4. DICKSON & REDDINo.,
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL ST. BRIDGEL4
adj, brick bldgs. from 1-4 stories, 14sx173.
from bridge); can be purchased as q
group or in part; formerly used as laundry
and ry-cleaning plant; excel loc., T on nsT
MENT CORP, 212 Bond Bldg, DI 8724.
5000 SO. FT. Of space available in new
and long-term lease at rea-
sonabfe rate: extended to responsible frm
JESS FISHER & CO., Realtors, 913 N. r.
ave n.wo RE. 5000, -18 y
FIRST FLOOR Of new warehouse, contain
Ing 1880 50. it. available Immediately and
long g-term lease at reasonable rental. sx-
& CO., Realtors. 913 N. Y. ave. NV, RE.
1900 50. FIT, on ,srd floor Of downtown
corner bldg; daylight and air from 8 sides;
elec. furn.; rental So. 900 year, Can Mr.
Bldg. DI. 5000; eyes. GIL. 4456. -16
Evening star., 1947-04-15
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRslhlA.

TINES AWASTIN-Here is 4-bedrm.
asRs nsrS !Sr sS tSie1 DIsss he q es sbssG s1s T. .S.
sa Sol o6 eAfRos sSsS q aItIs ah s69 RDopen daily
vii Buy sS.se besatul sas nsM xs
now ready for Immediate occupancy Six
large rooms recreation room, 2 nreplaces,
may be purchased BY veterans under very
russell Td;. Al Prssidentisl Gardens, bear i
torn sn III sRTs i Asasf Esr b 5Poa sY5sr
ONE PLACE where you can be king.
q master craftsman got together. Today
you you, can see the results Of their plans.
sss soo aaa Tsr. Is s Sges hs is sI
beautiful iiv. rm. isxis With frepiace,
Jna Junior t,65 din @ Sm lse , modern kit, 6sdrms
m rm, a I-ear p gar, @ eemens s pso at aroand
level; completely screened: lot, size 65 BY
I30 and completely fenced. ARLINGTON
fhAhre Fa5o. Ok CO. 41ss goa Wilson blvd, Ia g.
WAsHINGToN DIDN'T SLEEP here, but
NJ Nom veshGn ss sStm ss 'aa asbs4 s.anSs aS.rfny
white. modern. in simplicity; situated on
swimming asFs pool o T9Gsas p2Ss EEa x4 gTyass
GifR e eusf6a.Bunr S H5si Groom ss ss,n-
ers, shrubbery, etc, sarase; G fast fast Z posses
sSn f22S a2Kssdfost i gfesstsa aosfNsah Sf Il g.
ton, 8 bedrms., tile bath. nice liv. rm., din.
rm;, fully equipped kitchen, side porch,
fun basement, oil heat, nice level lot; COW.
ate prieed &c se pIa IaE
Pn5eE rsde ~ 2s15 1sIs s. Arlington Ridge I'd "a:
OAK OAK RD.I. acre, convenient to o1s Fen
tagon and Navy Annex; 7-rm. red brick
with center-haH plan; attractive living
s dining % ss m ssfEsesys a esa
basement, recreation rm. with fireplaec, &c,
aa,as Fsp sssa ssss sssSs sn
81 0f 81 xoRts R SO s1nh mu3ss 1a rom 21a D. l9
fireplace. den. tiled Iavatory. dining % rm.
l2x15. all-elec. kitchen with dishwa sher,
aoT .h aea sssS. SSoos
ment with recreation rm.,. fireplace, maid S
rm,, utility rm:; attached garage; copper
ss .nf saaosREs aEoRr DFsss ssass Sr e sls
eSMssTEY SS qsss Ell FL sSzs AS 9a ..7.a
fashionable country club area. is one Of
living rm,. dinstte and completely equipped
0t 'se 0esHs.ais rsasueRis sRa :Ps
tSy d a $780, ea 4iss sa04 Wilson
oEner sufs. Sa'n insulated ssis D.
good appearance; cir. oil heat; ami: iiy.
rm:. kit, l bedrm., bath. lse. rear porch,
galasSYee gassY so SCI lot soxl29. sstsEae planted;
KNoTTY PINE recreation rm. in thi. brick
ssmidet. home; lge. bedrms,. "a baths:
SsEE5EsvdcE, IA &c 81 me- s Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.., Ok
oAKCREST-Brick home. has living room
with fireplace; dining room and kitchen; 2
niee-sized bedrooms and tile bath on End
noor: full.sized finished room on 3rd
floor; knotty pine recreation room, maids
room and y bath in basement: oil ae
heat; owner moving out of State, says
sell: good terms can be arranged: shown
BY appointnent only. WRIGHT REALTY.
INC. Realtors; 4I9l Columbia pike, Arl-
RANCH RAMBLER-s-room brick; oil
heat, on 9or15o-ft lot, charming area:
$500 well financed. PROVIDENCE
REALTY. AZ Ak. 334s; -l6
5;room bungalow; oil heat. trees; OF
Washinfton blvd; another Oh Lee hwy:
DENcE REALTY CO. Az. s343. -ie
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOUT 1os ACRES on either side 4; e q taa, high
se ss4s " Ras so ss Ii rifss 18Th Gs sna
WOODED 1sAcF g.. As
astEs s af; RERs ~ aARAaE stasofa: Va 1s::o 3
acres each. $500 to $3.50 pei acre, On hard
roads. Q mi. from Laurel. Nd. Is mi; %. G.
End Baltimore, 1 mi; west Of p Bsltimore
IDEAL FOR sUBDivIsToN with aereaee,
100 acres S1o0 per acre tSI0,000); 1900
Laurel. Dhs Md mi hsa west tsq of Balto Blvd Is
WA. 5s4s. 1921 BALTIC. ave, BladeHs-
CHOICE cItoi a SUBDIVISION TRACT. with long
road frontage, bus service and steady
slope to the sewer line at the foot Of the
w Der ss iSn %asos e aRsr e
q colun6ia Bike. Phone ALEX. 5sis.
kocKvfMLEeseo,ne mile on Falls rd.; ap-
prox; $50 acres; beautiful views, large
excelens opporsats IN I ssesion
BIa S'is sufLDERs flDMSs fakE FAX o. NoTfeE-Bis esHfS
n Ta1 ps dsv Of zards mos soR rapd sss %
velopment. City advancement must soon
roll over this tract. Millions already spent
In Improvements. Still moderate in price
and ideal terms for builders. O'HARE
ESTATES. 1915 1 St: Ma 05s6.
l16 ACRES. Fairfax County. on hard-sur-
WEST q TAYLOR, FA. 2I35.
32-ACRE HOMESITE-Lovely rolling coun-
try in lower central part Of Mont. Co. In
Colesvifle area; high elevation, with woods
and stream; marvellous view. nice homes
and country round abouts: price, S40o per
acre: this will appeal to the family that
wants something nice. r. P. RIPLEY.
asaltor, sH 1889. (Sun. and ewes, EH.
ON SEVEN LOCKS and Montrose rds., near
and north of Bradley blvd, lots averag-
ing / " acres each: our client needs money
and told us to sell for $4,000. which ap-
pears to be low. A. II. BAcAH, Realtor.
ia II st. .pI. 6234-6235.
APPROXIMATELY 70 ACRES or 2gO lots
water and sewer available: miles from the
trafdc Light on Georgia ave-; $1,000 pei
acre. HARRY DREIsEN. e16 bond Eds.
MA. 7772 or ia coca.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT.l.

BLDG.-I.se, furn. rm.. share
AauIiRBAcH . Co. 7az 9th & NV, pT
7I4-ls.is ssh sr. N.w.-Ensire nrss
location: sppro1. a:2o0 50. 4, Of air-
rssn sssss sss s.r
LEO q BERNsTEIN . CO.. l416 + St
1909 [ ST, NV. End noor-s rms and
CO. CO. Iai5 ss < Sss &. NV. Me. 54oS. i5
CI.ARENDoN--oface and desk space. IN
Ariington business exchange hutlding. g
needed fsSia sssvic. asSs snslasis a hours Day:
$50 S per month; up CIV. 5000. 80
nos.r aownsoVn Ssr p mea
Available. see resident manassr 10 tho.
s.I sii. .5o bsas has a8aa y C., 8 is.s
ssi:::teSAss ipSSsssTEoSs :,,,.
akeMs asssSs s.s9 60. .iH Rs . $3.50. 5ssa' SIDNEY I
IN best ressdensiai ns iSSssso ioestisn money s.
suite: reasonable & assGR Tsns saskM sSsadas 3 % CO.
I NICE. ATTRACTIVE OFFICES for rent.
mstion, cali Ex. T4ss or wo. 1897.
910 18th st, NV: furnished for profess
sional and business men who want ths
best; receptionist and switchboard service.
Modern, attractive ofnces are located on
the ground floor. Telephones equipped
with Hush-A-Phone to insure privacy.
pleasing. comfortable conferences room is
available for private discussions. For
businessmen and manufacturers' repre-
sentatives who want q dqkntown central
location, our ofices In the Bond Bldg,
14th and N, X. ave-. provide furnished
address and telephone answering services
beth ssa, locations, Cali W. L. sprcER, pi.
K sT. N.ws lust on Conn. aye.-Entirs
floor of 4 rooms. kitchen and bath, SITS
month; 3 rooms available at once, j. c,
WELDON CO., 1877 K st. NV, ME. 3o11
NEAR 10th AND N. 7. AVE. N.w.-s-rm.
suite and private bath, newly recondi.
0os5. coMETW II WREALTY c.. sss N, z:
CoSiioRED-oFFrcEs FOR RENT in newly
remodeled building, one block from 14th
and You Sts: n. W.; rooms as low as S36 per
mo; Call RALPH D. COIN, INC, Ex.
coIoRED-yAcANr-on,ces suites Or com.
mercial space: suitable doctors, dentists,
lawyers. trade assn. sign shop, etc; 2nd
Nand 3rd floors. 1888 North Capitol ST..
Evening star., 1947-04-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

'F ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY"-With q
present income Of approx. $4,000 per an
$4,000; leased to desirable tenants; only
expense to the owner is taxes, insurance
a to pass al feSs Sndna
lations; an excellent investment for con-
servative investor; priced to sell at market
HAIRY s'Sf Broker ass sG g.
17th AND MASS. AVE. N.w.-semide-
cation; 4 Stories and basement; completely
come. Of sa4e: excellent for nonprofit
S5ss5lsTs Ne i 800 oo'fy aatIi qJs IN; sysn.nss
ST. sTE1s ASb s e. sIs Tsl5 Nwst st. nw commeIe.
store and 2 apts.. plenty Of business ac-
tivity in neighborhood; located on main
ds o apy yss o G1rsa saes hs ea SCHOOL %
sa'f nsnsaf P0p ca1 Sunday Ms
and ewes, RA; 26s4. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
isth AND Z sTs; N.W;-First W. commercial;
4-story brick bldg. with 10 rooms and Q
enerprse IDEAL ocaeion ef pfpass neas
SssSs rs sss ssa{ sE spH 81
saEH d1b AND cP SIS s1S St ng downtown
euidpg site Plans and estimates in oee
# a ME g46o nS nh
n PIE SgafaB and eo eyes I'm IN f9aa 5Eo
1855 10th ST. N.w.-and commercial;
1Hds ana o aaf1 M1RRA4 r. peat: iss1 Te
st. NV Gg,,,EIS. RE. 249o, MI: a52a:.
once or remodeling into store and 5 spts.
sM4ss. M ,MARsHALE I ), w WAPIE sSe0tseSn' e.. 1874 -
stb dsh ASp Il ny Eye d srs ss4s NwE,ce,,ant r,t
commercial business location. 3-story row
nssd %os ny tyDs ygr Of bqsInsss drsay
snd s4Ss un1 nEo M shRNsTafN sgnefy
kEiR ar 500 FIX Sfo1 II < st. nw and ls 1900
trance from both s1st and K sts; Suitable
yish yEhF FsANk sAHktAlM RMHILLps % DI
mercial; 4-story brick, oil heat. 10 rooms,
5 baths, good condition; price, $4,000.
Mt Ma Hqnssr; pns Ma % a30o m ewes and sun; GL
DOWNTOWN BUILDING sITEs-1st and
2nd ,son, eommersial; A % 1900 to 10000 50. #.
5ss5, Boss q 4 PHELPS, HE'LL faca Dd 14i7 BY K st.
end COMMERCIAL, on K st. NV; large g.
story brick building; immediate possession.
W.. SCHUYLER MATTHEWS & CO., DU
6023i eyes: IA. 2205. lie
lent traffic location; across from large
ssEed sssHys desp sItb eEs 1T tsms s fhSns as M
SILVER sPRING-2S-room, 4-story struc-
ture, suitable for school; corner property
including approximately 3 acres; located
near TRANSFORMATION. For further informa-
ton. call CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.,
45ao s SSp GSn1 kESNEpf EM sTs fso III D
1st commercial; 50x142 and 25x142, to a
rear wide alley: frontage on Kennedy st.;
now improved only with small frame
houses; this desirable ground lends itself
to many uses and should be considered as
etc.. to lease; offered as entirety or sepa-
rately at an attractive price. the recent
commercial activity in this heavily popu-
lated area makes this location attractive
for many commercial uses. 1t is our opin-
ion that the asking price is very reason
able. Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE. 1866. is
NO. CAPITOL, mr.. N. Y. ave-First comm,
z rms, oil heat. For home or any COM
mercial useS quick possession. AUERBACH
g. CO., DI. 3131; eyes,. AID. 5907 or MI.
FIRST COMMERCIAL on Bladensburg I'd.
detached home. suitable for any business.
2270 It'll pm. ewes. Mr. Higgins, GIL.
$500 BRIGHTWOOD REALTY co ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. FOR SALE.

end COMMERCIAL. and industrial ground.
situated In choice LEGATION ad,acent, TT, to
market value. For complete mtnformation. m
pm; evenings and Sundays, EN-. 6o27.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 & st.
VEST VEST OF ALEXANDRIA in Fairfax County
about i block from Duke. st. with Its bus
lines, on or near railroad, power and gas
available; priced as low as 25 cents per
SQUARE foot; practically any area syaiiasls; I1i
SHOEMAKER, 1T1s K st. NV. MA. 1166.
We also have about $4,000 50. IT. on r. r.
PREFABRGCATEiD Fl STRUCTURAL steel for
or aluminium siding; engineering
DUPONT IRON WORKS, 1166 18th st.
Go 9G;EI0osE.AN ahYaAarTsvuLE haAa on B. g. Q. R.R.
Large tract, in whole or part; priced right
for quick sale. Dee Kelley, KELLEY &
BRANNER. DI 774l; ewes. Glebe 1854.
4sc so. FT., $4,000 50. it., ne. near
District line; !; r; siding syailshle "
SCHUYLER MATTHEWS g. CO., DU. 6o23;
ewes, MI S117 -16
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

MODERN 4-STORY building, downtown
location, with offices and 2 stores: good
ssooo *n can bs shaaa
Rosenthal: Me. 54oo until 5 pm. Eve
nings and Sundays, EN-. .6027. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. -16
18th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-Semidetac
4-story brick building, consisting Of Is
rooms, g. baths, h.-w.h. choice downtown
rocming-house location: present tenant
has income over S400 monthly. Fer in
formation, call MT. Rosenthal ME. $500
until 5 p.m.: Sunday and ewes, EN-. 602T.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st.
NV. la
s-UNIT APT.-S7,5oo- down wiz buy this
8-unit apt. house In Arlington; reasonably
priced and convenient terms; shows a.,
excellent return on Investment; one apt.
assured for buyer. Call Mr.. Crouch, GIL
1885, with BKTTzELL, DI. 800.
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STORES WANTED.

BUSINESS SECTIONAL
ieast 1900 50. it. for retail store; TOP
rental win be. paid BY responsible tenant
on 11ns;serm s,1s;t lease; to commence ct onss s
ss ssh hsls hss, sSnf,asnt.sh Bex s9,A, Star 30
viii REMODEL. Mr.. GARGEs. Wo. s1es.
WANTED, by chain store hrm. to lease
store on Ga. ave. in Silver Spring. Nd.
Call MR.. JOHNSON 81 2345. -19
SMALL STORE about 12xI5. in sc. sec
ton: for one-man printing shop. Phone
Evening star., 1947-04-15

1909 L ST. N.W.-Attractiv 1st A. store,
Der shop. etc Cali Rent Dept, LEO M
BERNSTEIN e. CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
sfY9 s1Y9 M ST. N.w.-around-noor store,
being completely remodeled: approx, 20x70
#: ideal for any business. Call Rent
Dept, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 1415
K st. NV. ME. 5400. -15
1000 SO. FT., near 18th and H sts. NV
Suitable retail business or organization
needing large open area for Offices; can
Gerber. LEGUM 6s GERBER REALTY CO.,
AD. $500. III
EXCELLENT NE. LOCATION, ine for
restaurant delicatessen, grocery or other
rental for entire building WALTER : A.
BROWN, 141b Eye st. NV, Ma. 1852,
Evening star., 1947-04-15
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

3-STORY, full basement brick building,
proof which includes 8 stores; can be
gsed ssaes for eo es s. sn sr. r
road track; priced for immediate sale:
s32 500. r. q: DuNNE, Ar. $500. 49,.
commercial: 5Ox142 and 25x142 to a rear
wide alley; frontage on Kennedy ST.. this
desirable commercial ground lends itself
business location or to build stores, etc,
to lease: offered as an entirety or sepa-
rately. and in our opinion at an attrac-
call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, broker, RE.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

HARD TO FIND-About 10000 So. #. In
dustrial ground with about 57S It,. on r.r.
practically. on super hwy. to Baltimore.
This can be bought at ridiculous price.
Call GROGAN. SANDOz, INC, DU. 1884.
10 ACRES fronting 1,400 IT. on BALTIC
blvd; back lies along B. & O.. r. R., with
siding possibilities; $4,000. A. M. ROTH,
Evening star., 1947-04-15
ApARIMENI SITES.

BUILDERS. ATTENTIONS acres. near
ton; large apt development now started
on adj. land zoe IT. STERLING REALTY
CO., 900 10th st. NV, DL 4470:
9lx205, SIS per 50. It. Mr.. Slater. KARL
w. COREY b CO., RE. 1885, eyes,, WI.
FOE coLoRED GARDEN APTs.--117, 900
SO. It. on Alabama ave. Sc, across from
Fort Simms. AL improvements In. Mr..
Slater, KARL W. CORBY g. CO.. RE. 3126;
eves., WI. 9635.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, telephone and secretarial
service. your phone answered as II IL
were your own; n all address. Call DI.
TWO LOCATIoNs-For best values, see
our advertisement under ofiices for rent
or call w. 3. SpICER, DI. 2S01. 30