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Evening star., 1947-01-24
Oranges, Meats, Ham
And Bacon Lead Drop
In Food Prices Here

Oranges, fresh meats, ham and
bacon today led price declines in
many foods which Washington
dealers attributed chiefly to sea-
sonal conditions.
The biggest break was in orange
prices, explained as largely the re-
suit Of the need to move surplus
stocks before new crops come on
the market. These prices were oil
as much as 20 per cent from last
week. Typical quotations were 10
pounds of Florida oranges for 80
cents, as compared with 40 cents a
week ago. One store quoted oranges
at two dozen for As cents, cents
less than last week.
Grapefruit Slightly Lower.
Grapefruit also was slightly lower
in most stores, but the drop was less
marked than In oranges, usually
amounting to about l cent for each
fruit.
Fresh vegetables and potato prices,
on the whole, were unchanged from
last week.
Most meat prices were somewhat
lower, attributed by dealers to sew
eral conditions. Contributing factors,
they said, have been the unusually
mild winter, resulting In increased
refrigeration costs, and continued
buyer resistance. Recent declines in
many chicken prices also have tend
ed to pull down meat prices, dealers
said, in spite of the fact that new
retail quotations on fryers and hens
ranged from about the same to
little higher than last week end.
Fresh ham was available today at
around 40 cents a pound, compared
with ST cents last week. Ready-to-
eat ham was down as low as 81
cents, a drop of about 8 cents. Strip
bacon was of to 5 cents at SIS
cents, while nationally advertised
brands of sliced bacon were avail
able at 50 cents, a decline OF to 4
cents.
Steaks Drop 6 Cents.
Among fresh meats, port roast was
advertised at IS to ~ cents q pound,
and chuck roast at 80 cents, = de-
cline in each case of about 8 cents.
Porterhouse, sirloin and round steaks
ranged from 81 to 65 cents, = drop
of as much as 6 cents from last
weeks retail prices.
Retail egg prices ranged from S.
to so cents, depending on store, size
and quality, drop of 2 to cents.
Retail butter was quoted as low
IS 65 cents a pound, about 4 cents
lower than the minimum q week
ago. But in most stores this COM
modify remained unchanged within
a range of SO to 73 cents.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
u. 5. Reds AssaiIed in Talk
Al COSMOPOLITAN Club

Removal Of Government employees
who take their orders from Mos
COW" was urged by the Rev. Ignatius
Smith, dean of the Catholic Uni
versity School Of Philosophy, at the
silver anniversary luncheon yester-
day of the washington Cosmopoli-
tan Club in the Carlton Hotel.
Asserting that 1,500, 900 Americans
are pledged to destruction of the
Nations democracy, Father Smith
charged that communism does not
operate for the protection of prop
erty or the benefit of the working
man." and that "the freedoms
Americans think to be essential" in
variably have been destroyed in
lands dominated by Russia.
The clubs silver anniversary will
be celebrated at a banquet at $50
pm. tomorrow at the Maydower
Hotel.
Four of the charter members will
be honored at the banquet. They
are Edward Minte, James E. Colli-
flower, Fred ]. Rice and Robert w.
Met cChesney. Mr.. Rice was treasurer
Of the club when it was organized in
1922.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Hearing Postponed in Suit
By Boy Against Nora Doe

Further arguments in the suit
brought by James Elder, jr., IL, of
Chicago, against Mora Doe" on a
charge that she alienated the affec-
tions of his father, 1t. Col. James
Edler, will be heard February 6.
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough Of
District Court postponed the hear
ing In the $50, 900 suit after listening
to arguments yesterday.
The defendant, who finally was
identified as Nora Macalpine-
Downie, failed to appear before
counsel for q deposition to be taken
Accordingly, counsel for the boy
argued . motion asking the court to
grant Judgment against her by de-
fault.
The boy is represented by Attor-
neys Cyril S. Lawrence and Nicholas
]. Chase. The defendant is repre-
sented by Attorney AL Philip Kane.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

poses to stimulate and coordinate
aio for rehabilitation work in the
IA countries and has called a con-
ference in Paris February 1915 to
start the work.
Representatives from about so
international private bodies are ex-
pected to attend.
The beneficiaries of the program
were listed as Belgium, China,
Czechoslovakia, France, Greece,
Luxembourg, Netherlands, Philip
pines, Poland, Yugoslavia, Iran,
Ukraine, White Russia and Burma.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Eva Tonguoy's Estote
Is Estimated at $500
By the Asse<iofsd Press


LOS ANGELES, Jan. 24.-Eva Tan
quay, former queen of the vaudeville
stage, left only personal effects
valued at $500, her nurse, Miss Ruth
Weeks, stated in petition for let
ters Of administration.
Miss Tanguay, who once earned
So, 500 a week, died January II at the
age of 68. She had been bed-ridden
for years and almost destitute since
the stock market crash.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

laws and was fined SITS by Munici.
pal Court Judge John p. Mcmahon.
The firm was accused Of employ.
ing women longer than eight hours
day, more than six hours continu.
ously without an interval of IS min
utes of and failing to keep adequate
time records to show the time the
women worked.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
House Probers Check
On Plane | Landing Aids
In F|iqhfs Next Week

Members OF the House Commerce
Committee investigating air crashes
are going to do some flying of theil
own tomorrow and next week tt
watch the new misunderstanding
aids in operation.
Determined to learn everything
possible about what can be done to
improve public safety on the Fed
eral airways, the Representatives
will 60 to the Patuxent Naval All
Station tomorrow to inspect a
ground controlled approach radal
system for landing planes in bad
weather.
At the conclusion of his testimony
yesterday, Civil Aeronautics Admin
istrator T. P. Wright invited the
members to fly in CAA planes here
next week to check personally the
functioning of a radio instrument
landing system being installed at
some so airports throughout the
country.
Reviews Budget cuts.
The committee will resume its
hearing Tuesday morning. Yester-
day it reviewed cuts by the Budget
Bureau and Congress in funds re-
quested by the CAA for the technical
development and establishment OF
new aids to navigation, maintenance
of the airways and enforcement OF
safety regulations. These cuts have
averaged at least so per cent since
1941.
Representative Hinshaw, Repub-
lican, of California charged yester-
day that red tape is hindering the
committees efforts to get full re-
ports from Mr.. Wright.
These hindrances, he said, include
eliminations by the Budget Bureau
of recommendations by the CAA fol
new research and equipment and
maintenance Of existing facilities
along with the Presidents ban on
complaints by department heads
against budget cuts and the neces-
sity for the CAA to file its annual
report through the Secretary OF
Commerce.
Mr.. Wright, who was on the stand
most of the day, pointed out both
commercial aviation and new safety
devices are developing so rapidly il
Is doubly difficult to meet theil
needs under = budgetary system
which requires that estimates be
made 1S months in advance of the
fiscal year in which the appropria-
tions are to be spent.
Communication Curtailed.
Mr.. Wright revealed to the com.
mittee that economies forced by ap.
preparation cuts had resulted in dis.
continuation of communicative, sery-
ices at 81 stations on the Fedora.
airWays in the last few months. He
said he hopes to restore the service
if new funds are made available
during the next fiscal year.
Allowed in the new budget, which
already has been trimmed by the
Budget Bureau some 20 per cent
under CAA estimates, is the pur-
chase of Is giant radar surveillance
sets to give controllers a picture Of
traffic on the busiest sections of the
airways.
Mr.. Hinshaw expressed interest ir
the fate Of CAA recommendations
for q new automatic block system
for keeping track of planes on high.
density traffic lanes like that be-
tween Washington and New York.
It was explained this request had
been deferred" by the review au-
thorities from year to year, rather
than eliminated altogether.
What I'd like to know" Repre-
sentative Hinshaw said, "is how long
these safety measures are going to
be deferred"
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Ia Countries to Benefit
From UNESCO Program
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Jan. 24.-F6hrteen coun-
tries have been placed on the re-
ceiving end of UNESCO's $100, ,000,-
900 reconstruction program, organi-
zation officials announced today.
Stressing that the United Nations
Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization is not a relief agency,
report said the organization pro-
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Dress Shop Fined $175
On Wage Law Count

Wilbur Rogers, Inc, 1911 F street
NV, described as retail women's
dress shop. pleaded guilty yesterday
to charges of violating the eight
hour day and the minimum wage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
STORES FOR RENT.

1900 BLOCK H ST. NE. lsouth side]-
suit tenant long lease. oBANN SeSSpq neal
a Il fa ss FOREST f5aa vAs.w store store to
be completed Nov, /; 1880; excel loca-
ton for variety shop or children,s wear;
81 Elsh HER + IN Cos 5sa NC Realtors 7as 18th
IDEAL bRuGsToRE location, 2ox75;
1900 ii. N. H. ave; shopping center now
under construction. will be ready about
6 SIS Ea noesr,o sSs avail for nom
dTen,s year and kindred lines, LOUIS
APPROXIMATELY 1000 50. #. OF space
immediate occupancy. Suitable for a high
type wholesale or retail business, as well as
office space. Rent $3.50 month. Box
ALExASDRIA. VA. 100 blk. King st.,
next to corner. ground floor store with
basement; 1920 50. IT. modern BLDG, now
under constructions lge. glass show window
loft tall, .all-glass door, acoustic ceiling,
m0asTn ss ssDes and Phi
XII 6sPs sE e. Alfs w. pane about Oct
m HaRs t9r eoH qss0 sE for I'm any oH ss
PARK AND sHoP-Drug and hardware
stores available in proposed shopping CEN
ter OF s stores to be built on Michigan
the son Of EssteEn IN
dens, large apartment development ano
many other apartments and houses; con-
struction to start at once; stores al
ready leased including large super market
lor, SHANNON & LUCHs CO; exclusive
agents, 1905 H ST. NV. MA 2345. -21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MANUFACTURING and ONCE space, 5000
So. It. on one floor, in modern. masonry
building; conveniently located; about one
half now, in air conditioned oflces,, bal
shop. dental lab, research, engineering.
combination office and manufacturing; pos
sibility add. $500 So. it,, in shop. garage
or warehouse space; available NOV. See
Mr. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash
ing.9n Bids. I DI; $500; ewes, CHI; a@3s soo
So. IT. above street floor, new building; ex-
cellent light and ventilation: $500 mo.
WOODWARD & NORRIS. Realtors, 723
Goth st. NV, RE. $685.. -21
NEAR sth AND G SITS. N.W.--Lge. 4-story
brick bldg. with basement; LIST comm, will
good lease; also complete End f.. approx
REALTY, RIA. 6e12, Ma. O223. -21
1000 SO. FIT, End A. office space near
18th and Pa. ave. NV; LIST commercial;
Convenient to downtown shopping e district
mediate OCCUPANCY. CAL Mr.. Elder. H; G.
la 10th ST. N.W.~3-story and basement
bldg, zoned 2nd commercials. tenant can
occupy part Of building and subls let b sI
~ G 81. NV floors, each 13x42B it.;
newly decorated. central gas heat, rear
entrance from alley; suitable for small
warehouse. workshop, Offices. beauty par
1SE %o sp ns t tEsd s4S7
TWo-SToKY BUILDING, 3oxso; suitable
1es ssss NORRIS cnson
OFFICE SPACE, approx. 5000 ST. IT,; near
FOWLER e. SON MA 1919 or GLE 6O4S .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

WILL SELL beautiful $1,000 water front
lot, 5Ox15O for s., 900; also, $500 lot near
beach, 50x150, for $3.50. At Riverside
shores, 90 miles from Washington. Boat,
ing, bathing. and fishing privileges. Call
Emerson 1871 after $50 week days, after
q Saturdays and Sundays.
b ROOMS AND BATH, newly decorated.
block from water Call Pa. 1851
BEVERLEY and Shoreham Beach cottages,
some year round, some on water front;
cottages at good beaches are scarce; buy
cRIsER. beverley Beach, once on gey-
eriey ave Phone West River 204.r-3.
ON THE POTOMAC. 3 miles south Of
hiexancria-Beautiful bldg. sites; nearly
an acre, fenced, with long frontage on
the Potomac River with pier; SI ;Uno
cash. Exclusive, H. A. EDGE, 1E. Isel'
LONG BEACH. Calvert Countrywide ad-
vantage of off-season prices on lots, cot.
tsges and acreage Select your resort home
carefully for the years to come. We invite
your leisureiy inspection Terms may %
you may buy fully Improved lot With
water for less than the cost OF diEging
well at most shore Developments. You
viii fnd no finer bathing beach or nsh.
ing on the Chesapeake Bay. The property
is beautifully wooded and wen improved.
Comparison will convince you OF the SUI
south Of Prince Frederick on the Solo
mons Island I'd. turn left to water at 81.
Leonard and follow signs to once on bay.
open every day OF the week. IL
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Mr.. POTOMAC RIVER, at Smiths Point;
80 acres Of nne timber; make summer
resort: salt water; $500. n. r. BIEBER,
silver SPRING. nr. -Four corners-1 a.,
1O6-ft. front, 81 $50; 4 and acres at So
500 acre: Wheaton. Md b!z acres. facing
water. sewer. H. r. BIEBER. sri. $685..
WE ARE OFFERING q bargain between
Laurel and Fairland As acres 81 wooded.
8 clear; for $3.50 per acre, Phone Mr..
Able, WI. $500, with SHANNON 81 LUCHS
6OxS0-FT. BUILDING, business district
suitable for store or repair garage SHAD
RYCROFT. Is Church St. Front Royal.
cEMETRY, s5 acres. located in zone of
new South Capitol st. Bridge; also 40
Up apis. FUIToN r. GORDON. 1927
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers, attention
$50 ACRES near the new Shirley hwy,
now built through Fairfax and Arlington
500 acres nearby. These prop
critics will subdivide we'll Good investment.
PT1ss' sso;oSo. ssSSR 3 .sppoipsnssn.
sou ny, Va wd f6HSs 50 Tract in rs; e.;
County. 2 blks. from hishvay with bus
service, about 10 miles from Wash. neigh
borhood already built up: not isolated;
price. 81 800; other pretty tracts Of /
acre or more. Phone GE. 1887. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
INVEST, PROP, FOR SALE tcs,,.,

y VIZ HAVE 20 NUMnEE . e excsllent apt.
Charles eSz Ri's'f H. ono. 1'h sH7s 'i IL sa
F0uR-FAMILY FLAT-semidet. brick cor
Tm;, dinette. kit and bsth; apts. have
poreS tenants APT furn heat Fss
$751; $751; Nth as f. lfet g. fa ~
400 BLOCK MINI. AVE. N.E,-lst and
End commercial; 8 rooms, detached frame.
with lot 4s #: BY average Of Us #. depth;
81 sk4iE zsSRf@! f ssSS MAR
coal heat; $4,000! 0 income safas $780, h per
W NJ hss % Sseup asd4 by eol sssd NJ
FURNISHED ATS. perfect condition,
yr. income now. Many outstanding fea-
s w oo Owner leaving country must sell.
: FAMILY APIS, ss,soo-s rms, ?
baths, brick; oil burner: rent slao mo; :
T 18th ASb SI KENNEDY N.w.-All-bricks Co.
Sn 4 s6 6ahs montn eDacss
600; first trust; sl So cail NJ. Jones
s 81 MT Re M A9 eaih eyes, VI s3s7'
ton, apis consist of 2 rooms. kitchen
ana nth aad are pro SoS s
per annum: can be purchased for $4,000:
& seG s. .vi Flsi Is eli sssi 4TzE7 CO. 5$sS
FIRST FIRST coMMERc Ia and base
ment downtown property, containing large
rms rms and H baths to be rented as rooms
times tim the gross rental Call AT sso5
or Dr.. 1918. VIM. H. SAUNDERS Co,
e. ~ NIL sLDs Can be sou sA sna
Cali eafh HS aREa eoH RE- Eo e sp'e to o
ATTENTION. INvEsToRs"-A most de-
sirable, detached. corner apartment build
ing, consisting of 16 units; within walking
distance Of downtown and only . blks
from Scott Circle: excellent return and
T. 0 WESLEY ei sucHANAN 20 R eat 0'"'
IDEAL LIST CoMMERCIAI.-Pavea lot COOK
l20 IT,, improved BY modern building 603
80 it., at busy intersection in congested
able for automobile distributor, furniture
restaurant gasoline service station, OF
other business recurring large space, can
additional adj stores: $500 takes ali. For
terms and other information, phone Mr.
Wolbers, ia, 1856 with SHANNON &
LUcHs CO., 1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345
X ST. N.w-1st commercial; excellent
downtown location; newly remodelec
bldgs, modern ofices; fully rented; annua
income, S12,720; estimated expenses, ap.
prox. $1,000 per annum; price. SIS, 900
we'll financed. Call Mr.. Jolles, ME. 540C
until 5 pm, Sunday and ewes. ia. 1919
LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 1415 x st
Col CUNT APT. hous,
in perfect condition, at 18th and Mortor
SITS. ne; annual income nearly $4,000
reasonably priced. Call til pm, Lee
NJ. BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 1415 K st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20

NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, Industrial
coming. railroad siding; 10000 SO. IT.. on
one floor; high ceiling, box car and truck
loading dock, heavy duty. cleo, factory
Office; located Alexandria; possession 90
days: available long lease. See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington Bldg,
WAREHOUSE, downtown location. on
thoroughfare: approx. $4,000 So IT, on
3 frs; rental SOC per 50. #; may rent
WILL BUILD AND LEASE Or or Will III sell to
responsible concern, modern warehouse,
$4,000 So it. or more: mr.. N. Y. ave. ne.
on r;.r. siding; completed plans avail; can
LAND, AT 1896 EN- O2S9 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sPEcIAL BARGATN, small store and :
rms: and bath h.-w.h; gear garage;
sssas s'9$ + ss.ss:'s ars as' ?sSt;
SoSSNEe1T1cgT xy iEs;7s , elevator;
turn. urn Direct from owNERs Or 70 sos.
18th AND X SITS. NV, list commercial.
house in rear GOOD monthly ineo%s, :, c s,P
E SS e {ss5 Rs3's CO. Ga. II
fairly new and in immaculate cond.; leased
to substantial tenants on long leases
net return, $4,000 per yr.; amortization
deal with principles only. For further
information. call OWNER. OIL. ABB morn
sl1 egsEFE sssfs a iss;ea ,ss
6aiid,ne & p impssHlste soRd;: can ' p Be-
RH{fhasss B. RIFE eo D
A AZ { 1'Ri BUILDERS. Large corner lot,
% %fas sxAsH gH 8 sH c s54o
bath; end moor: Z apis, bath, 2 extra
P pfSao0f Rso"f VEST sG Real
SokNkK 9Th AND A SITS. N.E.Attrae;
plant Yearly income. 81, 40: price, sSs.,
$50 To inspect call j. Mangels 81 Ma Is12 3sgo
e sfti Rb.@is z, rms rms converted INTO
Z apts.; income $4,000, yr.: low overhead;
sussE iss DELE H. A 1865 located on upper
6 bsh St. and sssss Fs wiz fH'a MAKE e
ideal roomins house; additional finished
rms. located in bsmt. on street level; priced
ior FIR Tos Is sn Ep eu' Ho
MEAD. Reaitor. sH. $500 tin pm. IA
PafE Td:; suitable for any business. Pc PCS
ssfi!Te on diS p sft'e 4o5 ssoe
R sHf!ns d and Rol EAST HM SGt7
Complies on sa wth ire
sni '4as sissG IS r'efs r.
T ~ IA iHs FL FIAT. st. asee Tenants
furnish utilities; net income. $50 4 year
SYoN MI me- ss 18th E ST. nS coH NJ
MMooDERaSs DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG. in
The financial section, convenient to the
streetcars and busiines; annual income,
s4s,600 shows excellent net return.
Actual and complete operating statement
on request. Phone eve. or Sun, GE. 5000
l. T. ,GRAvATTE, Realtor, 729 18th st.
RIVERDALE, MD. - Commercial, about
$4,000 50, #, near B. & O.. station; i'm
y of lot; income, S145: $3.50 down. v.
L. TooMEy. Jr., Ma. 1879 or EN-. 1897.
l4ee BLK. SPRING RID. N.w.-pet. apt,
Is units; annual income, S9.150; cash
req, $4,000. W. W. BAILEY, Ma. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
REAL ESTATE WANTEp.

SELLING? We need properties of all
types, homes. small and large invest
ment properties, acreage. building iots
ings Many clients waiting and our
sales force is equipped to handle any
deal We can deliver q complete pack
ase-the sale ana the financing FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC. 1928
K st. NV. Ma. 9141.
AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings FOR sale or Lease. A. M, ROTH
Woodward Bldg. MA. 1895.
/ PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots.
houses or acreage: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS, 1919 So Cap. St., TR. 1858
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from owners who
really want to sell homes or investment
properties. J. p ROGERS, TR $500. al
CASH BUYERS, for homes, bungalows
farms, acreage and lots in Sill. Spring, Md.
and nearby. H. r. BIEBER, SH. 6565
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SALE OR LEASE, restaurant and bar, now
and d modern eauipment. Call Waldorf
co on; 2GS5Hs CORNER LOT, IS; 900 50.
IT.. close Union Station suitable hotel or
office bldg; now improved with modern
GERBICH, MI. 4O47. 20'
GEORGETOWN, 1892 and 1924 M St
2 stores one 2-story and garnet and one
oo s ef fer ny 90 a 81 @
ARENDEs REALTY CO. MI. 1926, 20
ST: NV between 18th r and let! 18th s atssd
ga Dsat mis-: tSis Ssas ssa
s sGRssrE En- Egg e., 1415 s &: n.1
slds os rms; baths, etc Pricsd At en "
srsiS gu e. i41s n st. h n1 N Me- EGO 54oo
GEORGIA AVE: NV, 1st-comm: brick;
p nnns LEU Rssef n sER RRs co. i41b
ii iith n ST. Nv nv S aesr k-1a-eomm 1fsk:
10 rms, bath, etc; easy terms; priced at
BERNSTEIN g. CO. 1415 K st. NV. Me.
brick Store and nadf apts IDEAL doWntown 'P lo
S.!Sa R Els :. fSssSs terms CO. g.. u
LOT zoned for 12-unit FILA apartment
Can e. l S5 TT
lot lot IS It. iG By 1oe12 by 1853: zoned for
WIcKERsHAM 1895 41st st. NV. Or.
EXCEIJENT oppoRTIrNITy-o hr;.k
b burg gd.: each 5oxso f.; possession can
a o. one store! hs Sess eafsa
6 6EkfSI & S9 nc 1889 Gem; ave; ,.,,..1
come; best downtown location; new eondi-
ton throughout; present lease yrs. to
run; $50 900: Ask for Mr.. Rea. HENRY
J. RoBB, INC" 1924 Vt. ave. D1. Sal.
WENTWORTH SWEET SHOP. 1918 Kenil-
worth ave: me-; new store, all new FIX.
s1es s E.! selling VI PsfsnsF.
LoRTON, VA, % mi from D.. c.-No.
hissy. 2h acres with wide frontage on
900 and $4,000 per mo; 800 IT. back there
is 5.rm; BUNGALOW; has bath, equipped
sepe tank oass
same This property is on the market
sps E k1Sa ana is PTssd s 5sht
5a73, CHI. 55os, OK. $500. 'e IaS
GEORGETOWN--Bui Building in best bust
ness area near Wisconsin ave. and St,
now being remodeled. Excellent location
for first class shop on LIST floor; rms.
or End floor suitable for ofices or resi-
REALTY. Co, 1907 Wisconsin ave. NV,
STORE ROOM, 4oxeo; large lot at An
RAY BARNEY 4 son, Vienna. Va. Wen
G q ocfa & MEAT MARKET: sacrihee in
asoa Nd dSs s;S9s. v .na Ss
81 s sNAK R s1IM AP Zoo sd
l0-room rooming house, ga baths, 2-csr
concrete garage; basement and first floor
ideal for any other business. OWNER,
DowNToWN-New. modern bldg. in per
feet condition, only one of its construction
and size near heart of city; suitable for
any type of business or profession; 2-story
and basement brick, 3oxs5: built to take
ssD5Sof slevat1s
If your business demands this type Of bldg,
cali P. J. WAISHE, INC, exclusive asents,
III5 Eye st, NV. ma. S46s. -a2
and Sun. l to 5 p.m.-1st, commercial
h arss rooms a bedrooms on End IL, bath
gas furnace, hot-water heat, electric re-
500 Of block is developed into stores and
aagts. Ewes, phone Mrs. Dis. Taylor
NV. Ma. o75s. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-20
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

SEVERAL PARCELS of ground. all utilities
avail. and suitable for subdivision, in or
mr.. the District; will EXCHANGE for ,I inysst,
405 Investment Building. DI. 5015: eyes,
EN-. 5407. ~
bus stations, or lease main f., $3.50 mo-,
Laurel, trade for home in Florida; Doubs.
AR bung., cleo, not restricted, make
shop, etc, 40 mi out, ST $50; may rent.
SIS mo-; garages; / group with, 8 extra
lots; small houses for colored: Bowie,
TWELVE RIM. bath Diet. stone stucco
and frame home; suitable dr., l 50. Walter
Reed Hosp, Forest Glen, Silver Sp.. Md.
First mort $4,000, 4l2T. Consider
clear farm or good second trust notes,
OWNER, ST. 1898 -22