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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04
STANDINGS
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

TODAY'S GAMES
Sanford at Clinton.
Red Springs at Smithfield.
Lu1nberton at Warsaw.
Dunn-Erwin at WILMINGTON.
Yesterdays Results
Sanford IL; WILMINGTON 4.
Dunn-ErwIn S. Lumberton 2.
Clinton 5; Red Springs 4.
Smithfield So; Warsaw Al Second
game called end first of sixth, Sun
day curfeW).
rrny~.H v,-y-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

Jones, Beggs 80. Trinkle 90, Jansen
81, and lombard; Higbe, Singleton
(6), and Howell. Home runs-Mize,
Thomson. Kiner, G%reenberg.
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ETTOr-NIlChae1S hUNS DdIl9U III
Vernon. Michales, 2. Two base hits
Mcbride, Michsles 2; York. Stolen bases
Vernon. .Appling. Sacrifices-Fepish,
Christman, Wright. Michales. Double
plays-Christman, Priddy and Vernon;
Micha1es, Holloway and York: Appling
and York. Left on bases-Chicago q;
Washington 6. Bases on b~alls-Scar-
borough 2; Papish /. Strike outs-Pap-
ish 3; Scarborough q: Herrick l.. Hits
Off Scarborough 7 in I: Ferrick 2 in
2. Losing pitcher-Scarborough. Time
of game-1:58. U,npires - Passarella.
Boyer and Rommel. Attendance-10, OoO.
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Errors-Handley, 2. Runs batted in
Jooct 2. Two-base hit-Colemal. Home
r~un-Joost. Stolen bases Diliinger,
Joost 2: Two base hit-Coleman. Home
Left on bases-St. Louis 9. Philadelphia
6. Base on balls-Kinder 5, Marchildon
.. Strike outs-Kinder 3, Marchildon
s, Fannin 2. Hits-Off Kinder 3 in 6
innings; Fannin o in 2. Losing pitcher
Kinder. Time on gan1e-2:cT.
tSECOND GAINED
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

Bob Montgomery (above) and Ike
Williams will reduce two istic titles
to one tonight in Philadelphia. The
winner of their ffteen-round clash will
be undisputed lightweight champion.
Bobcat Bob won the worlds lS5-lb.
crown from Beau Jack in l94S but
subsequently dropped it back to the
Beau. He regained it several months
later. Williams annexed the MIA
title by stopping Juan Zurita at
Mexico City two years ago.
Over the years the two sluggers
have built up a bitter personal feud.
Tonight's battle is their second ring
meeting. The first ended in a kayo
triumph for Montgomery. Since the
boys are about evenly matched for
the title shot, the socli-loving trade
looks for a dynamitin' bee.
Enjoy the excitement. blow-by-
blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
i14o0 on your dial)-9 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

Runs batted in-Milner 2, Scrobola 2,
Woodland 2, DiOrio 2, Eonth. Two-base
hits-Salyer. Home runs-Scrobola.
Stolen bases-Milner, Bernstein. Dou-
BILE plays-Jordan, Salyen and Miner;
Howard and Oehler. Left on basesE
Warsaw IL: S%mithgield- 8. Bases on
Bird 2, Zhykoski 3. Struck
out-By Bird 5, Zhykoski 3. Wild
pitch-Bird. Umpires-Chand1er, Ne
veille. Time of game: 20.
Second Game)
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BOSTON -------- 900 DOL oO0-1-7-O
NClNNAT ----- ol0 500 0ox-6-a1
Wright, Shoun "a. Karl 90, and
Camelli, Mast 90; Raffensberger and
Mueller. Losing pitcher-Wright. Home
runs-Elliott, Hatton.
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SEGURA WINNER

Sanford and Moss; Flores, Savage (6)
and Guerra. Losing pitcher-Savage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-04

SECOND GAME)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05

seen this great image of gold. sii- yer. brass, iron and clay, he gave the interpretation. This is what it meant: Thou, o King, art a king of kings; for the God of heaven hath given thee a Kingdom, power, and strength and glory Thou art this head of gold Verse 37,3S. Babylon, the first kingdom to rule the world is here represented by the head of gold
 In just a few words the history of the world is foretold. Daniel goes on: After thee shall arise another kingdom inferior to thee. and another third kingdom of brass, which shall bear rule over all the earth" What power follow ed Babylon? Medo-Persia. After Medo-Persia came Greece as a ruI- ing power over all the civilized world
 "The fourth kingdom shall be strong as iron; forasmuch as iron breaketh in pieces and subdueth all things; and as iron that break eth all these, shall it break in pieces and bruise." Verse 40. We know that the iron monarchy of Rome ruled the world after Greece
 Then, according 10 Verse 41, the kingdom (the Roman empirel shall be divided" Even as there were ten toes on the feet of the image, so the Roman empire was divided into ten kingdoms, namely. H un s. Ostrogoths. Visigoths, Franks, Vandals. Sueyi. Burgun- dians, Heruli, Anglo-Saxons, and Lombards Some of these are still traeeable in the nations of Eur ope.
 Hitler, Charlemagne, Napoleon and others have tried to establish another world empire out of the broken fragments of the preceding one. They all failed. If there are others aspiring, they too will fail, for the Scripture which cannot be broken" has said: THEY SHALL NOT CLEAVE ONE TO ANOTHER, even as iron is not mixed with clay" Verse 43 This same verse also foretold that the royal famil ies of Europe would intermarry:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05

They shall mingle themselves with the seed of men" That plan for bringing unity among the ma tiona of Europe would also be doomed to fail
 While the great king was view ling this metallic image, "a stone was cut out without hands, which smote the image upon his feet. ..., then was the iron, the clay, the brass. the silver, and the gold, broken to pieces together. and be- came like the chaff of the summer threshing-floors; and the wind car ried them away that no place was found for them; and THE STONE that smote the image became d great mountain, and filled the whole earth.
 In Psalms 118:22 it says: THE STONE which the builders refused is become THE HEADSTONE of the corner" Moses wrote that we should ascribe greatness to his God because, He is THE ROCK" Deut. SPA. David said, "who is A ROCK save our God?' Ps. 18:31.
 Explaining the part when the stone smote the image on the feet Daniel said, "in the days of these kings Gle. the present divided state
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
THE BIBLE
CContinued from Page Two

Continued from Page Two) 46:9. 10.
 Daniel who was worshipper of the only true and living God. had been counted among the wise men of Babylon but who had not been called before the king. Apparently the first he knew of the death de cree was when they came to take him to be executed. An all-wise Providence can be seen guiding at this point God would give the heather systems the first chance After they had ignominiously fail ed He would show through His servant Daniel the kings dream.
 After having requested time CDan. 2:16) of the king. Daniel and his three companions prayed to God of heaven regarding the kings dream "Then was the secret re- vealed unto Daniel in a night wis ion. Then Daniel blessed the God of heaven" Verse l9.
 After Deniel came in before the king and told him that he had
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
HANK H0CKTNG sOuTH

Hank Hooking, millwright, who has been in WrangeI the past year and a half, left Tuesday ey- ening on the Alaska for a vacation trip south.
 The Sentinel is indebted to Mr. Hooking, and Ralph Devenny, Sr., for it's edition this week. They in stalled a new metal pot on the linotype Monday night to replace one which had to be sent to the linotype company for repairs. We couldn't have done the job without their excellent help.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
IEAvING mRANGEI.I.

Miss Dorothy Phillips. who has been in Wrangell the past few weeks as agent for the Union Steamship Company and Alaska Travel Bureau, is leaving Saturday on the Camosun for the south She will go to Pasadena California, to spend the Christmas holidays with her people and then will re- turn to the Seattle headquarters of the Alaska Travel Agency. She is hoping to be transferred back 10 Wrangell in the spring
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
RnRnICK HERE

Charles c. Burdick, Assistant Regional Forester of the U. S For est Service in Juneau, was in town Wednesday on a routine inspection trip. He left Wednesday for Seat tie where he will attend a court case having to do with land litiga- ton.
 After finishing his business in the Queen City he will be joined by Mrs. Burdick and they plan to travel to Montana for their first vacation since 1889.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
ON ALASKA

Passengers arriving in Wrangell Tuesday on the Alaska were:
 From Juneau. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Lemieux
 From Petersburg: Elma Dewitt, Cecilia Charles, Fred Dolphin, Leo O. Teague.
 SOUTH ON ALASKA
 Passengers booked south on the Alaska Tuesday from Wrangell were:
 Mrs. George Bidweu, Mrs. Eve lyn Oneel, Lloyd Thomas, Henry Hooking, Mrs. Russell Grande. all for Seattle
 For Ketchikan were: A. B. Holt, A. L. Stewart, c. c. Burdick.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05

of the European nations) shall the God of heaven set up a Kingdom, which shall never be destroyed. and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these Kingdoms. and it shall stand for ever. The great God hath made known to the king what shall come to pass hereafter; and THE DREAM Is CERTAIN and THE INTERPRETATION THERE OF SURE" Dan. 2:44, 45.
 And to think that all this was written more than 25OO YEARS AGO!
 The question is: ARE WE READY for that transition?
 Our God shall come. and shall not keep silence; a fire shall de- vour before Him, and it shall be very tempestuous round about Him. He shall call to the heavens above. and to the earth, that He may judge His people. Gather My saints together unto Me those that have made a covenant with Me by sacrifice. And the heavens shall declare His righteousness; for God is judge Himself" Ps. 50; 3-6.
 Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-05
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
 BURKE RILEY NEW AID

JUNEAU = Appointment of Burke Riley. who recently resigned as director of the Office of Voca- tional Rehabilitation for Alaska, as Administrative Assistant to Gov ernor Gruening was announced this week by the Governors office. Riley succeeds George Rogers who resigned last August to accept a fellowship in economics at Harvard University.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT tcen,, ,

OUTSTANDING BUSINESS CORNER in
Bethesda, close to super market and many
other stores. 300 50. t. Including pvt
responsible tenant, J. A. WEINBERG CO..
Realtors, 1907 H st. NV. Ma $500. -
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 523 9th st. NV,
near F-3-story brick building, IL spa
cious rms. lavatories, oil h; ;-w.h.; private
parking in rear: suitable for store and
ssaii OWNER. Wo. sso1. Brokers pro- 70:
400 TO ssO0 SQUARE FEET 2nd-comn.
space avail in 10-story nreproof downtown
bldg. equipped with pass. and freight
elev, suitable for of1ces. light manufac-
turing, vorkroom, stockroom space and
many other uses. Call leasing dept, LEO
NJ: BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 1415 K st. NV.
18th AND R SITS. N.w.-Pireproof build
ing. 4 stories. mezzanine and basement,
lavatory on each floor. approximately 3O,-
600 50. IT.; elevator, alley In rear. Build
ing In excellent condition. Possession
essns pHEIs ss to II
EXCELLENT RETAIL LoCATION-Large
oofase blde. app. 1900 SQUARE feet with
retail, store, Apply leasing dept. LEO N.
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Arlingt Va. CO.
lumbia pike; first floor. 3 rooms with 5
windows; business or ofaces; freproof build
ing. Box ICY, Star. s.
716 FLA. AVE. N.W.-Wiu sell or lease
entire bldg; suitable for any business.
Call OWNER, D1. 69S2, or eve., GE. 1854.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

DESK SPACE-For those who want the
best, completely, furnished. modern. attrac-
liys ohlcss On the sEound moor 9f the BARI ar
sWshboapd n senves pssss eo,or
yate egssions; can District 1883. ii
en &C ftnAS o S f5ons It. s1ss
1911 80 18th ~ St. NV. RE' 1'sfSs s7ss. AAA'e ~
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, executive
type office; air;conditioned modern build,
i10i Vermont ave NV. Suite so5. @s
SEVERAL DESIRABLE ofices available for
immediate occupancy in the National Union
eHoRoHs a1s5 a!s EA6Io St e. 81 sis TF st. ksss
STREET rIooE errrcE So SPACE. 1tsh sna
additional space n Hsmt, il hear. oi
washington ONCE Of large national con-
sTRN 1ePS eo as1sns iaPs Me- bsEs
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG. to
Of washinRton's downtown financial sec.
tion. elevator service, ianitor service. heat
r. s.ss:Essf s:Ps '9ssess &
14l5 K st. NV, ME. 5400. 3
COMBINE YOUR OFFICE and workroom
facilities-SO0 to $500 50. #. Of space
available in downtown hreproof bldg,
vators, will subdiyide to meet your re-
cuirements: ideal for once space, light
manufacturing, .1eweler, furrier, tailoring
plant, silyersmith, etc; also ideal for extra
stockroom space for downtown stores.
Apply leasing dept, LEO NJ. BERNsTKIN
d. CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400. -S
se3 18th ST. NV, tMedical center)-2
Venetian blinds. @ so is1; phTTn aSTfscsnt nsh
1907 II st. NV. Me. 2025. .
DoCTOR's OFFICES and ant. combined
prom. apt, .yie. Of Wis. and Mas. ayes,; !;
viii remodel to suit tenant. OR. 66OS.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT. }

21S7 ST, N.W.-3- story and bsmt. brick
elds; suitable for once use: approx. !. 200
IL is.is mas display sa windows On lss ooE
Can ieasins dept, LEo N. BERHsTEiN iaSs.raSSi
eesSsaesST saaa3 Sssss.i iS:s%
wNsRl 5sals5s l9% ~ pss ssos On return Direct from
SMALL offiCE on ground DR.: rent re.-
fs4FT i.s.fTdoso SSS,SS .ssss,. IN ss.,a
Medical censs ,desf sGff ioession ssen nss sSr
s5 ns.' sss So desired. P'n s.
1000 So. Fl: in 10 once s' building, vicinity
snf s No
IT, WEAvEk BROS. INC: Washington
sE4k sd q eoGs9HoGsEo.ssst Sae eSss o2 sat r.moaeed
rooms shtas an
FSss BKofzss iSsfs Il Gss sz oss sss''e DRsy
gsIh!ANNKLIN CO., sos lith st. NV. TX.
OFFICES AND DESK SPACE available
Immediately in very desirable locations.
pe0Hn MONTH and ;.rSe. low ,o v sa
81 SSEEAt9x CO.. .Sast "a. ssSS s:saS5SSsn.'''n' ca. AAs
assinsP P'ixiis ss
phone sns mail service. n Also 0 desk eeeualns spaee
S5S,S sSSBMss Ss$s sSsn, ave. 4sA o'F' ask ''.
hoss l6is s'ss ST. NV swKsvs EKK It7s decorated room
asphalt.tiled doors, Venetian blinds ss5
'f!ssnt eo 1883 aS'i h,. '1a g. slss
WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE ofnces
bocToE. 81 Il R~ DEa4rsT M sT7o or soth-a e or
in densely populated haywood Gardens,
Rfas ssoDeas e pst. s
trance, all utilities. new home; also pri-
yate apartment available: FINLEY REAL
GISTAIE IN y "a ASSOCIATES uN. o7oo: eyes,
FOR IE2sE-Nev building, 1904 Rhode Rho
Island ave-. Brentwood. Md. 54x3e. air
can Ss 'ssfa 7ss .isss sst's'f
s5s. 18th s's, AND COL nD nx?vs
sn'''! remit EMBASSY sfassss fRs ~!
isthi, N NEAR PARK RD.-a rooms, vi with
5sSs 5Ssn ss snd aSor ma Pc 55aa
ately: viii sub lease for ' sIsS a 'aati. monsh.
Cau MI. Ginnettt. Ma. 7721 or WO. 1905.
cellent downtown location, q few choice
omces still available: full ONCE building
seryice; two elevators. cAFRrTz CO., DI
400 BLOCK OF X ST. NV rooms
available in 1st-door ONCE in this fne
block; use Of reception room and phone
service given. Call MR. FISHER, RE. 5000.
NICELY FINISHED ONCE room 1926,
End floor. downtown; private washroom:
$50 month. A: NJ. ROTH, MA. 1885. $
LARGE CORNER OFFICE in modern
has Venetian blinds. fiuorescent iishts' tiIs
CoMFoRTABLE SPOT TO WORK, oppos.
COLORED-DOCTORs AND DENTISTS
Wonderful opportunity to establish your
once IN new bldg., in q shopping center,
residential sections Of ne Washington.
For further infoImation; apply leasing
| K st. NV. ME. k40O g
Evening star., 1947-08-06
COMMERCIAL PRoPERrY FOR SALE,

DUNN LORING, VA.-6 acres Of land
large, well-built double garage, with 2-rm
and bath apt; 10 miles D. C. Price, S8,-
$50; JAMES E. MAHoNEY. Woodward
Ist CoMMERCIAL, Bladensburg I'd. me-
2lO-ft, frontage and containing approx.
$4,000 So IT.; owner will consider sale of
part. Excellent location and reas. priced
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., 4420 Conn
ave; NV. EN-; 1900 until 8 pm. ~
pssintsing. tire, Or repair shop: tor sale,
"a HAGNER GSJEaRs CO.. INC, 1921 Conn. aye,
sEcoSD COMMERCIAL, near new george
Washington Hospital; suitable for remod-
cling; brick house. Price. 81 200. Excel
lent commercial location. ]. T. Stewart OF
{ TEWART INVESTMENT CO., Union Trust
g|ass gsssss ssatt0aal 81. SM-1,t NV eomm.re,. a.
rm. brick, 6-rm. frame, and lot, AN #.
total frontage; reasonable price CAM
PAMELA & WOOD, Elk. 411S; ewes, AID.
APT. AND STORE SITE, nr. new SUI super
hwy, 3h acres. MARYLAND suburban loca-
sSEArSSs EgEATE r. sH ii6s til =. ...s,a aA.
garages. laundries. bottling works, etc,
close in on heavy trafac street. Sell or
lease. A: NJ. ROTH. Ma. 1885. -
Evening star., 1947-08-06
FARMS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARM-Excl. house,
buildings and land; close in on main high.
way; S23.50O. Herndon 53-J-13 Tor de-
sTRours GREEN FARM catalos-over
mailed free. sTRoUT REHITy. 7ii-A.
tvs@e,sta WoodWard glds' Washinston' D. c., Me-
aGSTIEMAN's eiSSG.iiEM Ss0 EsrArE-1s miles from
Washington in Southern Nd, bounded BY
din. rm... mod. Kit. 8 bedrms. mod. bath.
sh,na. s aws tsn,rs Al sond ss1stSs
REAITY. r. It 7ISa lSs1 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. $3.50
dsHd RA1Sx 3. fertile acres in Low
BATH. BATH hot,water heat large trees, CON
S4,cow, Washinston- type dairy barn and
Ssrn sass two sS. s0 sorn sss sS bank hGs
two horses. tractor. binder, grain drill,
Lime !, s,,ns sDreader insiiage cutter. milking
saaipmsnt needed. Plenty s hay. sn' srsin. asirs
insilage; milk check ayerase, approxi.
assy ssbe pes sooo 2oo per s ents sas VIII net
IpS2i hssaf u s1sHsH4HzMAs.s as4z FARM. in esssq- ess
ss tsssed rsea On mes ss. ora 4 e esn ad
HSN sss,le estate Zoo can i, MSsi b. r. c. MoyNi-
ScRds 1a.. Tsh ss SssS osy ssa S..
top grove; stock barn, implement she'd,
Down Down MnsoR HfRs Annnds ioSoo @
ct the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
AS ACRES. nice. house and bldss.; Va;
ss5a ass f'5 c6 Sn'Ein kE
sPoRTssMAN PARRAD1sE-Recently op.r-
soM. sssd as ,,d. nne CATTLE sfsrm: located one
planted duck swamp: plantation house,
8 rooms. bath, cleo: Q guesthouses, bath,
cleo; 3 tenant houses. barns, main cattle
story house for domestics, machinery
several other buildings necessary to farm:
horses. work horses, all furniture except
IN tenant houses are included In sale;
ideal for sportsman's club or individual;
farm income would make club self-support-
onG ins; recent inspection Of timber shows $29,,
~ ssoo: tertsss eses dsis snd ssn sn
WI. $3.50. BOSS a. PHELPS, INC, 14i7 X
TiDEWATER. SOUTHERN MARYLANp-
cause Of Ill health: fertile stock and to-
naceo farm; l64 acres, rs .. level machine
ssnent pasture: 54 a. timber; tobacco barn,
352x72; large granary and cattle barn; 1s0-
81 ssoef barn tile s5lo machine she'd a
farm aaar.ers of AN and DS"so sooms; ne White sMe
tenants will stay II desired; long frontage
on State road and Tidewater. Creek; oppor-
'' ss5 osens aAsY fziss oysters sRanns ass s1s7
SoosR S5esse ii CREEK rARM-7-room modern
Vna s room lsaas On Ss .l.s m
dining room: sood-sised kitchen, electric
range: ! 's s. ipselosed porch; bath: End door.
chetea sna ba:. h.
mile v!isIss siiSnssss l. oa ssss: issS ShIss
sssss Ores sid5o5% % ss %Egr 3 TAI ra1os L
SG4sTzNpfsG SsAESEs, p4 S1SS 5SaSlRY AND STOCK farm
81 Srct,o h,o.thsTn .aT va approx. 600 acres pro
'S Sain fsfas' sos U.s. esoes soss asT
growing crops. Complete farm and dairy
and apt, call W. n. csAiN. oL ss5s.
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 20 miles
from downtown Washinston. desirable 1873;
VII JS1TAeKzoIsE. y,v'I;. SgE55 gyE5d n
under cultivation, GOOD fertile land; y
room house with electricity and running
water; fns eutouiidinss; some 1n n,ss nsy; a6o @
plovs and other machinery; immediate DOS;
session. on, s fSE Hnh ssh Terms; srof:l G.:
shephers & xss 5sls. 5sIs iso4 Hanover st.. silver
Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

By oWNER@Possession Aug. 1lth; Sl.3oo
down bal , $500 at s6s month; ;aIT1sss almost
with picture window. lovely view; oil heat.
MafRsS asfPasSe vAs4at ALet 3IlH iv rm with rspl
y the oassssndlns teafsres rssot Of 1ls this ~
Seeking a home within Short distance
%aSsMa %aas asa j Ak JEsa'oS Ea a.
If you PREFER an older house, you'll
like this ss smsnS eans eSnssEw There
ige. Kit, center hall, complete bath; front
porch back porch and terFaee; hot,gaser
strawoerries, blackberries. raspberries and
IessRaoee o R esaa sS n a@n qr
$4,000 s or consider selling e unfurnished.
sldefs from IS he W s shoppns
enp s Must or ea e shGSa sss by william fPP5 cf
FIRsT-FLooR BEDRM. and bath or in
aes BEDROOMS repaae OF ss EoT dSnr a9ns 9 Tia snd
kit; lovely large Sd bedrm. upstairs; beau
tifully finished rec. nm, work shop. built
h this home. Deceptive in appearance 'es as
to size because of the excel proportions
of this house. Drewar construction em-
bodylng the finest of materials with oil
hot-air heat. storm windows and in
sulation guarantee low winter cost; set
off by beautifully handicapped lot 50xl6S,
and conveniently located close to 3 bus
lines, Pentagon and Navy Annex. The
price. SI4,75o. terms to be arranged.
For appointment to see, call Mr.. Walsh,
Ma. 9141. at FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1928 K st. NV. 10
OWNER MUST SELL-Lovely ,5-room, 3
story masonry; very modern kitchen, new
SIT, refrigerator; full basement, oil heat;
szftase sffase eRaafRf aoBERf RACE San sG 2o
Evening star., 1947-08-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HAVE SEVERAL nice tracts Of 50 acres
@ zach %s on Ide h. hwy e q mi Ies from
frontage on highwsy and excellent bus
Cash or terms can be arranged. Call MI.
Brown, CHI. 0542. JOHN c. WRIGHT,
ARLINGTON CO., vA.-About 100 acres
zoned for garden apartments: near shops.
available LOUIS P SHOEMAKER i7Is
ARLiNGToN, vA.@as acres on paved
roads, convenient to Washington Country
Stes sasabs fGs Eous nsRe
Tps a5I9 aft, ft ,niN1 nT M s;rI Ice so. ~ .on
crete road. some on good graveled streets;
some open; some wooded: restricted for
sGuntcy Msss% tFsssST PEtSed uDws.d from
at the end of Columbia pike. Phone
Alex 5sl2. closed Sundays.
21s ACRES. near Annandale, Va. high
sssb sss down, $40 A mo. VERNoN N.
LYNCH g. SONS, mi. out Columbia pike,
Alex 1905 Closed Sun
Evening star., 1947-08-06
STORES FOR RENT.

STORES, on busy downtown thoroughfares;
! with anished bsmt., especially suitable
sssa ssso for auto display and service. PA.
18th ST. Mr.. N. 7. AVE. N.w.-New ist-
q. store available for immediate occu-
pancy; 2nd commercial; frgt. elevator
large a.n, display yindSgs; Apply leasing
DRUGSTORE LOCATIoN-corner build
ing now under construction; large 1st-f
store and ofncss above for doctors and
dentists; ne, SHOPPING center. large col
formation apply leasing dept, LEO. NJ.
MnEEEHsTGN ME EscG g. co. 1416 K st. NV
DowNT0WN-,several small shops becom-
Ing available In near future. Mr.. Knox
T1H.f qt1ss & sIdI KoSERT ssyS; SAVAGE Union
JUST ssS oFF HF Lee e. HfSGwAY, fsiT opposite Hot
shopps; 500; good spot for ladies wear.
1915 COM. AvE.@can sH BE- had aaO1~ fst Of Sep.
tember. DE. 4041. IS
F ST. Mr.. 10th-16x7O; available at once;
splendid location for responsible
tenants. LEWIS BROWN. MA. $40; ewes.