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The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27
Tuberculosis Assn. Issues Annual Report

Tuberculosis Association prepared by the executive secretary, Mrs. Bess Vim, is now being distrib- uted to friends and sponsors in the various Alaskan towns. The pamphlet includes a review of the work accomplished during the past year and the projects planned for the coming year. Itemized are the receipts from Alaskan towns and villages, also the donations from the Army, Navy, U. s. Coast Guard and the Civil Aeronautics Administrations. The army led the list with a donation of $4, ,93l .58, however, all contributions were generous and given according to their numbers. A total of $20,201.- 73 was received in the l946 seal sale.
 Besides its own program of Health Education and Rehabilita- ton, the Association has always, whenever able, assisted the pro- grams of other agencies at times when need seemed vital and funds were inadequate. In the past it has conducted x-ray surveys; given fi- nancial assistance to the Marine Unit, the Hygiene; to the Health mobile now touring interior high ways; and to the Seward Sanator- ium. It pays travel expenses for the tuberculosis consultant who is currently assisting with the x-ray surveys in Northern Alaskan towns. Outstanding, is the Associa- tion's Rehabilitation program which gives not only scholastic and occupational therapy work to Alaskan patients at Riverton and Laurel Beach Sanatoria, but which provides as best it can, similar service to patients in Alaskan Hos pitals. This year the Association hopes to find teachers of occupa- tional therapy for both the Seward and Alice Island Sanatoria. Con- sidering the fact that 35 out of 46 of the patients at the Orthopedic Hospital are crippled because of bone tuberculosis, it also hopes to stretch it's limited funds to provide rehabilitation of its unfortunate patients.
 The decentralization movement, started last year has been accept ed at the following places by the following sponsors: Fairbanks, Fairbanks Woman's Club; Kodiak, Rotary Club; Wrangell, American Legion Auxiliary; Seward, the Seward Junior Woman's Club. To decentralize, a sponsor must not only handle the seal sale but must form permanent year-round committee. After the committee is formed, the sponsor may retain 20%d of the receipts for local emergency welfare connected with tuberculosis patients and their families, the committee to admin ister the fund. With the present lack of Public Welfare appropria- tions, this fund will meet a dire need. It is believed that soon, all of the towns with receipts large enough to warrant, will join this movement.
 Mrs. Vim stated that in the three years since she has taken charge of the office, the receipts
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

shipments usually were valued at $l,OOO,OOO U. s.
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-27

It begins to look like progress is just a change of trouble.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02
WORTHWHILE PLEASURE

Why not? Feeding the
birds in the winter is very
profitable pleasure. We do
not need to have elaborate or
expensive feeders to have re-
suits. One needs only to fast
en- simple shallow boxes or
flats in a somewhat sheltered
spot, or an open porch; Or even
a small porch on a post. A
window box could be convert
ed into a bird feeder very
easily.
At our banding station we
have been feeding the birds
in several styles of feeders and
have had considerable results.
The Chickadees, very small
gray birds with black head
and band below the throat, the
Hairy and Downy Wodpeck-
ers are fond of suet offerings.
The Chickadees also take SUM-
flower seeds and crack them
open.
We have had several Juncos
and Tree Sparrows, a Cardinal
or two, which latter are fond
of Sunflower seeds.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02

introduced Boyd Hart, school
principal, who demonstrated
the uses of the Visual Aid pro-
jector in the classroom, show
ing to the audience the effec-
tive results of this newest form
of education, which brings the
unknown into the classroom.
This method of teaching is not
only a boon to the slower stu
dent, but an aid to the others.
Central School, which is on
ly two years old, is the only
school in Zion without a Visual
Aid protector and the au-
dience responded promptly
when asked for donations to
the protector fund. Any others
who wish to have a part in this
may see Mr.. B. Hart.
Following the demonstra-
ton, Harrison Farley spoke on
"Safety for Children" and
Wayne BEEN and Edmund
Heath sang solos. Two second
grade mothers, Mrs. Leslie
Knepper and Mrs. Alvar Lar
son, poured at tables decorat-
ed in honor of ST. Patrick's
Day.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02

Then the biggest thrill is the
Evening Grosbeaks, a black,
white and yellowbird which
rarely visits us in this area,
found our feeding stations re-
Gently. He stays right with
the food until he has his fill.
Once three or four came to our
window shelf.
Mrs. J. Davis who lives a
block south of us, feeds the
birds, enjoyed a visit of some
rs or more at one time. They
are generally seen in flocks,
but "our" male comes alone
for his food. Doubtless has his
reasons. Yes, the birds help
us by destroying insects. We
should help them when their
food is scarce.
Louise Carsley
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02
CENTRAL P. T. A.

Members of the Central
SCHOOL PTA received first
hand information on education
by visual aid at the annual
Fathers Night meeting last
Tuesday evening, March 18th.
Everett Congdon, chairman,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02
ared bv Anton Darns, Overseer in the Christian

of the sepulchre, and we know
not where they have laid him"
Peter and John Immediately
ran to the tomb. John arrived
first, and, stopping down, saw
"the linen clothes," which had
been wrapped about the body,
lying by themselves. Simon
Peter then came and entered
the sepulchre, and he saw "the
napkin that was about the
Lords head wrapped together
in a place by ITSELF There was
definite proof that Jesus arose
from the dead and left the
tomb, not in haste, but deliber-
ately. Now Peter was convinc-
ed that the Lord Jesus had
risen, although neither he nor
the other disciples as yet I'M
derstood the Scriptures that
Jesus must rise again from
the dead" How wonderful
for a child of God to be able
to say with Job, as he look
ed forward to Messiah's Com
ing: 81 know that my Redeem
er liveth, and that He shall
stand at the latter day upon
the earth; and though after
my skin worms destroy this
body, yet in my flesh I shall
see God, Whom I shall see for
myself, and mine eyes shall
behold, and not another.
II MARY AGDALENE
WEEPING AT THE SEP
ULCHRE - Verses lib;
Eccles. 3:1-8; Song of Sol.
3:1-5; Mark 16:1-11; John
:30-35; Rom. 8:17-25;
Heb. ID; 2:17, 10.
After Peter and John had
withdrawn from the sepulchre,
Mary Magdalene fingered on.
Following their example, she,
too, stopped down and looked
into the sepulchre to see for
herself where He had lain. AS
she did so, weeping, she be-
held two angels in white sit
ting, one at the head and the
other at the feet, where the
body of Jesus had lain. Asked
why she wept, she replied:
because they have taken
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02
THE RESURRECTION JESUS HIS APPEARANCE TO MARY
John 2O:1-18 Memory Verse John 1125.
Zion Bible School Lesson

away my Lord, and I know
not where they have laid
Him." During His three years
of public ministry, the Lord
had repeatedly foretold His
betrayal, death and resurrec-
ton; but none of the disciples
understood the significance of
these things until all had TAX
en- place and the words had
been fulfilled.
III WEEPING TURNED IN
TO JOY - Verses 14-18;
Psalm 2O:5; 30:5; 60: 1-5;
1865, 6; Isaiah 12:1; "A:
%, %; 81 10; John 1914,
5; 1911; 16:2O-24.
It was not strange that
Mary Magdalene should not
discern Jesus, Himself, stand
ing near by.
He said to her, woman
why weepest? Whom seekest
thou?" Mary answered, "Tell
me where thou hast laid Him
and I will take Him away"
Her spirit was overwhelmed
with sorrow. However, one
word changed the whole scene.
'Mary" She recognized His
voice, and exclaimed "Rabo-
MI" meaning, master" Jesus
said to her, "Touch Me not, for
I am not yet assembled to My
Father"
Mary was to take to the dis
ciples the joyful message that
''she had seen the Lord, and
that He had spoken these
things unto her." But when
Mary Magdalene brought the
message to them, "They be-
lieved not" How necessary to
take God at His Word and be-
lieve that what He has pro-
missed will come to pass!
HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED
FOR YOURSELF THE PRES
ENCE OF TIL E RISEN
CHRIST, SO THAT YOU CAN
GIVE FORTH THE JOYFUL
TIDINGS OF GODS SALIVA
TON TO OTHERS?
These lessons, punched for loose
leaf folder, may be obtained by mail
for $1.O0 a year.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-02

The Resurrection of our
Lord Jesus Christ - earth's
greatest event!-has a four
fold meaning: CD the vindi-
cation of the Scriptures, which
plainly declared that God
would not let His Holy One
see corruption; (2) the glor-
ious triumph of the Son of God
over death, mans greatest
foe; 60 the definite assur-
ance of Gods acceptance of
the vicarious, sacrificial work
of the Son of God; (4) the
guarantee of a new risen life,
both spiritual and physical,
for every believer. This Lesson
brings out the truth that Jesus
alone can take away sorrow
and grief from the hearts Of
His followers and implant
therein Divine, abiding joy.
I THE nee
BROUGHT TO PETER
AND JOHN OF JESUS
RESURRECTION Verses
Ito; Job 10 :23-27; Psalm
16:22-28; Hosea 1874;
Matthew lilo; Acts 2:
1851; IS IA, IS.
Not only is the Resurrection
of Christ a fact, but ''many in
fallible proofs" substantiating
this fact are to be found in the
New Testament. The Gospels
of Luke and John contain
twice as much on the subject
of the Resurrection as Mat
thew and Mark.
With the dawning of a new
day, women came to the sepul-
chre bringing spices, which
they had prepared" to ''anoint"
His body. There was no def
mite thought in their minds re-
garding the resurrection of
which they had been plainly
told, time and again. AS Mary
Magdalene approached the
sepulchre, she noticed that the
stone had already been taken
away. Instead of entering the
tomb, in her perplexity she
ran in haste to Simon Peter
and John, declaring, "They
have taken away the Lord out
Evening star., 1947-06-05
STORES FOR RENT.

I6a7-ay I4th ST. N.W.-40x1O0 on one
noor; noe !, iron, front snd rear drive in; excellent
Available June is. RA. S2a0.
ATTENTION CHAIN STORE operators
Ideal location. downtown Washington. mr..
retail store; approximately $500 sa. It.
on street aoor of 10-story ofice building
additional space in basement Ideal for
remodeling into modern store building
This can become one of Washington's S
formation cali Mr. EweH, LEO N. BERN
STEIN CO., 1415 K st. NV. NE. 5400.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE. near Mayfiower
Amidst prominent shops; 1900 SO. IT.
Apply with references. Box 316-D. Star.
NEAR Goth AND X SITS. N.w.-size ee by
so; heat and light furnished: rear en-
trance. Excellent for store or manutac-
rsrss ases ds Rent Sss sss
Lucas ,e Is, CO., 1903 St. NV. Ma. ss45; .
so suitable for tailor shop. plumbing or
sisetrieity. See MRS. M MARTIN. or phone ss;
sTo5R2Es 81 2ssoi AVAILABLE at corner of Georgia g
NA11oNAI Iegflr REAITY eoRP, o si RE' M s5s J.
Ss, y 5s.Sss: splendid .s9 stock g
CIRCLE shopping center; LONG lease. 1903
BUckiNGHAM itc in SHOPPING CENTER. serv-
ing over 1900 people store 2o,xeo';
suitable for shoes, gifts. auto accessories.
sporting goods. furniture and upholstery
Ct ihess0r S .6eS a ea eoe mS Ts Ana
ton, Va -5
2 STORES-BenninE rd. mr.. 18th st. ne.
unit Excel * Ssa location ii doors rom Peo Pe
pies DRUG Store. For further informa :
ton. call r. j. HORNER REALTY CO,
l401 Monroe st. NV. MI. Se49 ewes,
DU 6O5a $
SMALL STORE in large modern ONCE
building near new Municipal Center; suit
able luncheonette, barbershop, small whole
Saler. etc: $3.50
Connecticut ave, below Dupont Circle
Attractive store, containing 1900 So IT.
plus balcony 500 50. IT; will give salts
j. A. WEINBERG CO. INC, Realtors, 1907
II st. NV. Ma. $500.
Evening star., 1947-06-05
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE at North Beach 70
rent last two weeks in June: reasonable
Call RE s4S2
s-RM. .-BATH, furn. apt. in restricted
area. goH and beach clubs. pier: Saan
WILDWOOD, N. IL bedroom apt, near
beach. modern, newly decorated. eiec. rfEr !;
month or season: special fates for June.
AT. A916 After n Du -6
COLONIAL BEACH-5 rms. sleeps 8: on
water, classic shore: electricity, running
r-ateI. NO 2674
NORTH BEAcH-Pine cottage for rent.
piceiy furnfrhed; accommodate T. $3s wk:
EIeck 10 bathinz beach and stores. In
cttIre 1undsy, 500 Bay ave, or call
onssE-- cach day bet. 10 and O'Clock.
DU o3sS swiH sell ss
OCEAN CITY. MD.--3-bedrm. house Oh
LKElfANs, sliso b57S.
Evening star., 1947-06-05
LOTS FOR SALE.

MANOR CLUB EsTATEs-A restricted COM
Imunity q nne homes; beautifully wooded
Club with a 27-hoie golf course, swimming
pool. tennis courts and fine clubhouse
WILLIAM i N; A., CANDY. Realtor, Mills Build
BEAtTTFuI LARGE HoMEsITEs Just on
bradley nouievardi entire tract contains
sswEs sTfr e afiss Nc 'f Re VeeIs ssss part JOHN
$50 DOWN will buy ia-acre lot en- Coles
vile I'd. near Silver Spring. Nd: price,
81 .o0g KAY REALTY CO.. 55o5 Ga. ave.
4-AcRE HILLToP BUILDING SITE with
commanding view Of beautiful surround
tates of charm and Distinction. This is
one OF the most desirable building sites In
Montsomsry County. where adjoining
neighborhood. The price, 81 500. includes
private paved driveway, already con-
structed leading to the slope Of the hill
in beautiful springbr0ok, rig.dly restrict.
ed development on the Colesvll,e I'd. In the
silver Spring area. about 20 minutes drive
planning and protective covenants assure
lasting values and freedom from encroach-
ment. Homesites here ave-ase more than
streams. Prices begin 1t s4.750. including
paved roadways without assessments OF
any kind. Literature and plst On request.
BEAUTIFUL wOODMOOR. Silver Spring q
most appealing community-The perfect
location for your future home, where over
goo individually designed dwellings re-
fleet the high character of Development.
sites 20 to i25 feet wide. as low as 81 400:
all utilities: Woodmoor shopping center Is
bus terminal Piats on request. GEO. j.
MOSS, Eeaitor, SH. $500. g
AMERICAN U. PARK adj corner lots.
5ex127h It. each: 60c IT.: ali Improve
ments In; Q blks. buses, Apex Theater. Gar
nnckel1 and shoppins eentera OR. 650s.
Evening star., 1947-06-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ON GOOD ROAD. near schools and shop
ping. IA miles to Wash; 20 acres of rolling
high knolis with large trees, streams: in
pest residential ne,ehborhood: $3.50;
easy terms. Please phene oV. 2s72 ewes
$50 DOWN. 81 acres on macadam road,
T. iSs miles q D: C.. Southern Nd. $500. BOX
sEAs st sisE. GREAT FALLS, vA.-rr.es g con-
tanning approx. 46 acres. short dist. from
per per acre; VIM H. LAUGHL1N. Mclean,
Neutrality-suspicious. ATTENTION! 500
acres acres go acres already sold and being de-
spcts pelppsd Tor srt very large housing and com
sdjseent to new seWay soath @ m csDitoi stsaaa s.
cao st. Brase asa .resd1 qnsS Sh s.
Isas; This new gateway to Westminster
Maryiand that the Memorial Bridge &c
aoSDoN' owner. 14sz Ey. st. NV n.S,.' 81. s.
40 ACREs-16 acres clear. remainder in
woods, miles from centreVilie. Va, on .
gs9d sq.d Priced ss5
REALTY CO., $500 wilson blvd. oW. d ii
a1h ACRES, half clear: hsrd-surface road
frontage: spring and creek: adjoins 3 sub
divisions; must sell quickly; sacrifice for
s srdse aao out Lee SiRd m mil rTen e
on Rt. 800 two mi. to Accotink Greek. See
{. MAHoNEY, Woodxard Bldg. RE. ssi1;
OVER WOODED ACRE, Fairfax. 20 min.
to d. c.: sood road. conveniences avail
able; S345; terms. OK. 1850; ewes. GL.
APPRox. WOODED ACRES. Shirley
Gate Pars; Fairfax. Va: cor. tract: sss5;
2 TO 8 WOODED TRACTS OF Lee hwy,
Ssntsryiils vs; sao. from $3.50: re,sonablss
POTOMAC RIyER-90 acres with approx
imately 2.000-ft. river frontage. above
Great Falls: stream; suitable for develop
mens Of summer & homes; entire tract can
appointment only. Phone Elmwood 34I.
MRS; DOUGLASS q. MAcKAILs exclusive
agent. Mclean, Va. Ill
borhooa: sites 81 from to aer. neaan a1it-
able for individual estates: ! mile west Of
Langley on the Georgetown-LeesburE turn
pike. shown by appointment only. Phone
MAcKALL, Realtor. Mclean. Va. III
sI5e AcKE--Approx. 81 acres. nr. Court
house. Fairfax County; long frontage on
coed .year-aronnd gravel road: mostly
wooded enough cleared for good home
tnnxs Iis Eyes;i ioRrS SH 1000 kss 3 al f.
school and transp; easy terms JAMES
Z. AAHoNEY. woodward Blds.. RE. 2411.
TWELVE ACRES. Glendale. Md,-woodsd,
JAMES 3. MAHoNIY. Woodvs Bids.
On On IHE BEAuTIFUI. MIDI. patux.n.
River. 100 acres With 8 acres good tim
md md sprtns HoWsrd ward counts. S'sa q niies d g
Vi. Il $50. .'e' s'0 Der AGRA AS' s'eoA'
Evening star., 1947-06-05
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

DoWNTOWN-2nd commercial bldg, now
on premises % from 11.a NM nm or or call IA
675S. 10
FIRST COMMERCIAL, $500 SO. it. on one
floor. has display room. ONCE. storeroom,
shop. loading platform: excel. midtown cor
ner location. MR.. MALCOLM, OR. 6916.
MA. 1868. FIR, a619.
32 coo so. FIT. located on main thorough
fare; good spot for shopping center. the
ater or apt. house; priced to sell imme-
diately. For further information. call
CHARLES H. ONO, 81. 6179, until pm
-6
1900 BLK. WIS. AVE- blks. north of
Sears Roebuck; ige. commercial lot, 90
IT, front. on. Wis. l25 #. deep; an ex-
eellent situation on this appreciating thor,
sections. Priced well below prevailing
prices in this area. 1KEZ CUSHARD, OR,
1922. ewes. EN-. S57S. -6
3-SToRY BUILDING now occupied as store
and apt; also :!-family building in rear;
total income. S119 mo-; located on main
sw: street: SIS 500. only $4,000 down.
'-SEIGEL & RUBIN, EX. 250l -,
Evening star., 1947-06-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

601 n. Y. AVE. N.W.-Excellent location
Tor wholesale distributor; large new store
front for display room; plenty of Office
space on upper floors; building practically
RGgit, ReT oil heat; je 2nd-eoml. zone. A. M.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for physician in
Arllngten's iastest-growing business center
by Westnont; rent reasonable; suitable for
most any business Glebe 651S. %
IDEAL LOCATl0N-4-story stone bldg,
approximately 35 rooms. 6 baths, elevator:
very suitable for embassy, foreign mission.
nonproflt organization. annex, fraternal
organization. club headquarters, etc;
owner or present lessee will consider short
term lease or : yrs. and longer. Call MI.
Mitchell, ROBT. L. McKEEvER CO, Real
tors, Shoreham Bldg, Ma. 1850. 3
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Mt. Vernon ave. new
shopping center area-Will build or lease
ground on long terms, EN- 0376. IS
USED CAR LOT-Excellent downtown To-
cation, including small building and ONCE
mo. on good lease; Box 254.J. Star. Is
iI2 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.--lst COM
mercial approx. $500 50. #; ideal CEN
trail location; suitable for auto agency,
electrical. radio or liquor store or printing
plant Cali OWNER, WO. 3l0a. -6
COMBINATION whoiesale-retatl. 2-story
loc alton in downtown section. with 10000
SO. #. and automobile elevator: posses
sion July /, 1a41: term lease at $4,000
per year Call Mr Franklin. WEAVER
BROS, INC. WASHINGTON Bldg. DI. $500:
evenings, GIL 4466 -
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osFlcEs EoR RFNT tcoNr. s,

TWO OFFICES. appreS FL 81 ft: s.eh.
fssilsns. fsss e rsa.sd na A i,nsss sss r " ase
DESIRABLE oFfICE--Busy downtown Io-
cation. end noor. corner 9th G r sts5.
nv. Reasonable rent. Gail Ex 1858 or
Room 204. 6s7 9th st. NV. -6
bas Essn .ssoa.b. F.assi Cen as sss.s
10 am. . pm. (. : 2. REALTY 60.
EXCELLENT Downtown locations IS
EsPsaI sHrms ss iaa HsAHIRY IP es aoap ~ aR s IS
X sT.. Between statler and Maynoser
I-Modern, diEnified small ofiee building
1900 S. f. ,sr sonditensd e,
q once. s st s1 s. no
100 Sd. 1T. each. available Oct. /. Ma.
iioo BLK. CONN. AVE. near maynower
shts ss RoR e. CO. g..
iShs' M. ard 'lsSnm and rENN4. sS AVE SEA large
5-room suite with private bath. Venetian
able for prof Professional use or r for m % oSsaniaa- I
KanLGY Isia ass sRaasEs' Ann fcnias 81 I Ds0.
June aDi eo1nf eo pS 4 sTa AsKo ssnd nlsf NvE ASs
sas asSs AND ao srd EIoos sSsa osTicrs hi P.isas
THIRp TIni FLooRs La Bond Bds'. o, now ayailasle;
SaI@Sr Sas me sR5 cs PI ssaa aons gAsMIko Sill M
Office, efffi CT vicinity 1sth sa and (. financial
district. furn. or unfurn. For information,
al! arrkAcgiyE Ez 2iyi SPACE. 1.soo 50 1T. S for
toned building: available August i. win
fves sr to NEAR s enasd 5thssare ssa astssctyels
furnished law office; seeretarial and re-
ceptionist services available. DI. 5s42.
NOW yACANT-very desirable End COM
mercial bldg. at 1105 10Th ST. NV. nr. L.
2 blks. west of Conn. Especially suitable
on premises from II to 2 pm. or cali IA.
PoRTLAND BUILDING. 11aa Vermont ave.
heat. iight, sanitor and elevator service,
MARK WHEELER, management. 1l1T VI.
ARLINGTON, Courthouse Square, rms. j
parking. OK, 1890; ewes. GIL. 1441.
on sns wa 9f syes assk
e'hss ss ss'rfs 18th ar and f0as
oi4 81 nS GoNS Sa nvfbfisht "a sso rms furnished
to combine ONCE and living quarters TOR
man and wife Zone-D. Ho. sso4 week
SMALL OFFICE or store 1921 Adams
Mill rd. near 18th and Columbia rd. Cali
HENRY J. RoBB. INC, 1924 Vermont ave.
DI. S141. III /
1909 So FIT Entire building centrally
located in downtown section, for lease to
one tenant. See Mr.. Dodge, jr., WEAVER
BROS; INC Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
end-FLooR FRONT OFFICE. 1sth and H
sss Dixie REALY PsF c. e. 1s e. na
DESK, mail. phone and secretarial serv-
ices. Fine d, C. downtown bldg. Apply
evenings. TIE. 5e33.
THESE OFFICE locations are worthy OF
your inspection:
%. Air-condtioned small floor, $50
50. #. in. small ultramodern elevator
~. Aforementioned individual floor.
], $50 So. it., in ultramodern building,
elevator. full service. prestige location.
30. Corner suite, light and airy, 1,500
50. it., In ultramodern building near new
Municipal Center and courts. elevator. full
service. j. A. WEINBERG CO, INC, Real
tors. 1107 st. NV Ma. $500.
COLORED-DoCToRS. dentists or profes-
sional men: building to be remodeled. in
fully developed neighborhood: excellent
opportunity to establish practice. AT.
9l6S. JOSEPH FISHKIN. -5
COLORED -F FLA. AVE. neighborhood-|
Large or small ofdces suitable for pro-
fessionals contractors, agencies. Reas.
] 633 N Capitol st. Ill
Evening star., 1947-06-05
FARMS FoR SALE lcene,ave1,

FARMS FOk SALE iContIanodl
HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE 37a-acre farm. in
excel. Grass. mountain stream through
o,d Ioas f,s,on.ass on maesG.% r
5sss scnSSi surss: a7 ins
nEy-, CHI. 4l12' ewes. CH. 4S14. --5
fSS Rsus asr sss . RG LIVE 5 n nnd hs s.sS sa
Chicken house aox5o. cinder block; 6rooder oi
road. 4 miles from Falls Church. Price.
Siu,OQu Can 90 GI or sod ON other
s Easy Term tsrms For inspection. ean Benton.
ca; ss.; so.o. @ LYON. INC. soo4 Lee hwy.
FARM-94 acres: e-rms bunralov. 3
paarns, bank, stable and other bldgs |:
Phone Prince Frederick I5Fo.
s5 ACRES, II miles west OF Frederick.
Mo, u beautiful Pleasant valley-e-rm.
brick house. tenant house, barns, chicken
stream runs through farm; orchard; ali
under cultivation; adjacent to B. g. q.
sree s1is sta At cs TTesa and store
MA1 G. SCHWARTZ. RE. 1854; ewes.
4 PRETTY FARM in VIRGINIA Of 1913 acres
Washington. D. C.. In the foothills OF the
Blue Ridge Mts.; T-room frame house long
Irons porch bank barn ana chicken shed
Phone Mr.. Able, with SHANNON a. LUcHS
CO, 1905 H st. NV, Ma! 2345; ewes. WI
$500.
THIS BEST VALUE In Northern Va
s50-acre stock and grain farm; good house
and farm buildings: abundant water sup.
ply; on State road. Can be gold FOL
SO 600. WILLIAM M. GRAIN. GL. S753
BARGAIN DAIRY FARM on pike. o8f
acres, one hour from WASHINGTON in Vir.
ginia: highly improved land: y-room house
in good shape with electricity and two
baths; tenant house. dairy barn for 81
cows silo outbuildinss Price S3D 5l}tI
including herd. averaging 100 gallons pei
day, crops and farm equipment; term.
could be arranged: immediate possession
property. shown by appointment. Phon,
Eerndon So. BUELL. FARM AGENCY
Herndon. Fairfax County, Va. Bs