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Evening star., 1947-04-19

refined, college grad, perm. empl., desires
congeniaI eirl. 8o-86, Cali DI. sasI. ao'
4 RESPECTABLE Government girl. desire
&c I've MISS
GOVT. EMPLOYED COUPLE urgently need
SOS s:so % to 5: N No. 81 se79 sal after Pm pm. - "a
VETERAN would Ike unfurnished apt. OF
dvsos 4 roems 57sa spd bath; 2 children, ,ae:all GAN
WANTED, furn. apt, NV area; three re:
between $40 and pm. ask for JANE.
REFINED COUPLE. expecting. urssntly
need | or 2 bedroom unfurnished dwelling.
Two mo. advance rent; ref. MI. 1860.
DIPLOMATIC COUPLE needs, small apart
me meat: fnsn: or unfurn., n,wt; s1oo-S15o.
Pfka. Va cow. WI EMaPL. needs or bed
room. unfurnished ant or duplex by My 1.
Rel e GovT R'5 ofScfas aSf7 sav VIII. and nd
children desire furn. or unfurn. apt OF
house; sublet or permanent; up TO S125
shss!n RoRR 2 1l5 zb ss5h an7i s fa y M'ssfss
VETERAN tvhitey, wife and child need
Smsn Hiisids apI nmedistes' eo oeins eVicted.
sssGLaa ss;ai is'aiA aKMS OFFICER and wife 20
children re- ha. no pets need 2-bsa.m. ug,Srn.
aaRRIED coUrIs. both ", work. asAd desires O liv-
ing room, bedroom, Kitchen ana bath, un-
fHRMsSEsGiH Gs EMrIosRp EM a5sa young ady
desires 1-rm. apt. or win share apt. with
other girl in NV. Boy 33-B. Star. 2os
NAVY CP0 urgently needs furn. or .unturn.
apt apt 1cr wife as, ane 4s s schiidrsn up to 500
g EMPLOYED G. W. STUDENTS fsirls 25-
S5}, S0 asa assiEe furn apt refs. MISS HusJoN,
SMALL UNFURN. APT.-Embassy seere-
tary and mother; permanent residents:
GsosEstown or nv LU. 1888. 2o'
fsrn ffsnaly esff ea sA s szaa' s apt fuFn' q !n-
ARMY VET and wife-to-be imperatiyely
need small apt. tliv. rn1., bedrIn.. kit,
bash,: ,s by June I, VIII yeu ksIp2 1, 4 / coler, G
7144, Ext. 204-E, Box Bob. Star. 2qs
VET AND WIFE-Furn or unfurn.. 1-bed-
pssales psqa apt AZ s4ss 4ss@okins no drinking
NAVAL OFFICER and employed wife de-
sire furn. 3-rm. and bath apt. CH. 1851.
SSASC9R REsEARCH DOCTOR and wife.
early 40s. need 2-rm. apt. Friendship sor
Bethesda. WI 1000. Ext. IA. 22s
The Valley settler., 1947-06-12
BUTTE tIOMfWAkEkS

TIE BUTTE t|ONfNAkEkS Mrs. Vic Fa1k (G1adys) took time out from rum ing the milking machine and cooking for mon to entertain the Butte Homemakers Club on June l2, Thursday. She sat down and listened to the furl il ture arrangement talk by Miss Margaret Martin after snatch ing bite, already having fed the men and the ladies.
 One Of the high1ights in Furniture Arrang- oment uas--Don't make step ladders out of your pictures on tho wall and don't place your furniture kitty cornor'. Look in. the magazines if you don't believe us-- and who wants to be out-moded?
 Mrs. Don Mealey (Harriot) denoted he rself from Junior High teacher to that of Kind ercarten-- tearing out letters spelling out Thanks, Miss Mart in" which were used to help decorate the Lunch Table. Al so a 1otter Of appreciation vas road to Miss Mart in and signed by all l2orabors. Miss Mart in nay not be ablo to meet with the club again as she loavos for the St ate Department Extension Service Of South Carol ina in August. All regretted that they had not shown more apprec iation of her york here. Too ofton we forget to speak uords of Thanks and ADprec ation-- Don't re?
 Anyone intere sted in the Furniture Arrang- ement bulletin ,nay have the same by asking at the Extension office in Palmer. Hrs. Geo. Savchenko( (olgal vas welcomed in- to the group as a new momber.
 Roll call vas answered by ''That I hate most to do. " Most often ansuorod was-- "Hato to get up in the morn ing" and ironing Mrs. Clyde King Jr. (Mary) donated a braid cd rug, made of wool material to the Home MaIlars' Council. It sold to Mrs. Don Irwin for $5. Lou Sandvik Club president conduc ted the meeting. The July meeting will be at the homo Of Hrs. John King (Luc il1e) instead or rith Mrs. Joe Lentz, as Mrs. Lentz p1and to be visiting in Wisconsin on July 18th. Things to think about for future meetings are: Heal tn C1inic-TB Xray-T7ne Fair-Next Yoar's program. Agnes Sandvik, Reporter.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Kansas City 10 Select
Vote Inquiry Grand Jury
sy tn. Assoeia,.d Press

KANSAS CITY, June 2o.-Prepa-
rations were being made today fol
selection of a Federal grand jury
to investigate alleged vote frauds in
the Kansas City primary election
last August.
Federal Judge Albert A. Ridge
signed an order yesterday summon
ing the jury for July 5 and a jury
panel, from which % persons will be
chosen to serve, probably will be
drawn today.
Calling Of the Jury was requested
by Richard K. Phelps, special Fed
|eral prosecutor named by Attorney
General Clark.
Senator KEN, Republican, of Mis-
souri, charged in Washington last
month that the Attorney General
failed" to make a complete investi-
CATION of the August primary. A
Senate subcommittee is inquiring
into Senator Kem's complaint.
Recently Mr.. Clark asked the FBl
here to make a full investigation
Of the primary in Missouri's fourth
and fifth districts.
It was In the fifth district that
President Truman Endorsed the
candidacy of Enos Axten against
the then incumbent Roger Slaugh-
ter. Mr.. Axtell won the Democratic
primary but lost In the general
Evening star., 1947-06-20
u. n. Committee Goes
To Dead Sea Area in
Probe Of Holy Land
Bv The Assoe;o,ed Press

JERUSALEM, June 20. - The
United Nations Palestine Commit
tee descends today into the worlds
lowest area-the Dead Sea coast
to continue Its on-the-spot study Of
the knotty Holy Land problem In
the face of an official Afab boycott
and signs OF uninterrupted Jewish
extremist preparations.
The 11-nation committee. which
yesterday saw Ha1fa with its mixed
Jewish-Arab- Christian population,
planned to stop today at the all
Arab city of Jericho and the Jewish
settlement of Beth Haaravana, both
In the Dead Sea neighborhood at
the southern end of the Jordan
River Valley. The body Of water Is
1926 feet below sea level.
Last night In Haifa q truckload
of dynamite exploded not far from
an English girls school in a resi-
Dental section. No casualties were
reported. A private source said un-
derground fighters were believed to
be hauling the dynamite when it
blew up.
Four Arabs on the Haifa City
Council stayed away from a NUM-
cipal reception for the committee,
which drove to the northern port
city yesterday from Jerusalem.
A reliable Arab source disclosed
later that Jamal FL HuSseini, vice
chairman of the Arab Higher Com
mittee, had politely refused" an
invitation to meet U. N. Committee
Chairman Emil Sandstroem of Swe-
den informally at a Swedish con-
sulate and had pointed out that the
Arab group was boycotting the in
quiry.
In all-Jewish Tel Aviv yesterday,
some $1,000 mourners marched In
the funeral procession of 20-year-
old Jew reported killed the day
before in an operation by Hagana,
official Jewish underground army
to thwart an anti British plot of
extremists. About $4,000 lined the
streets.
The young Jew, Zeev Werber, was
found dead in tunnel being dug
toward Citrus House, British district
headquarters at Tel Aviv. Police
said he had been killed by BOBBY
trap in a Hagana raid to destroy
the tunnel.
Maj. Roy Alexander Farran, be-
medaled British army officer, who
was held on unspecified charges in
connection with the disappearance
of a 16-year-old Jewish boy, es-
capped last night from the heavily
fortified Allenby barracks here.
Maj. Farran, ION loan" from the
army to the Palestine police, was
arrested 10 days ago in Syria and
returned here at the request of the
Palestine police.
Evening star., 1947-06-20

Monday when the first group Of
youngsters, 110 Of them, leaves from
the YWCA at Seventeenth and 4
streets NV.
Miss Margaret e. Cragg Is the
director and Miss Betty Connolly,
the program director of the camp,
located at West River, Md.
Evening star., 1947-06-20

election to Albert Z. Reeves. f., Re-
publican.
A State grand jury already has
returned vote fraud indictments
against II persons in connection
with the primary.
On May % shortly after the final
indictments were returned, election
records were stolen from the court
house. Records of "a percincts were
taken and 80 of them were in
volved in the indictments.
The Federal jury, ordered yester-
day, also has authority to investi-
gate such violations as ballot theft.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Turkey Grows More Tea

Turkey estimates that its tea
growing, which was started expert
mentally rs years ago, will produce
200 tons this year, and by 1948 will
be large enough to supply all the
country's tea needs.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

@. Where did Stephen Foster get
the name "Swanee River? do
not find it in any geography or
gazetteer.-H. M. \
A. When Tin 185D Foster wrote
1.-THE Old Folks at Home he sought
a river name that would be both
singable and typical of the old South.
After several choices and reflections,
he fell in love with the name OF the
Suwanee river, which flows through
southern Georgia and northern Flor
ida and empties into the Gulf of
Mexico.
He changed Suwanee to "Swanee"
since he wanted name Of two syl-
lables only. Hence, his song has
always seemed to suggest placid
stream peopled with majestic
swans.
Fosters corruption Of the name
was not the first, however, for the
original name of the river was San
Juan, pronounced: sahn hwahn. II
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
TAKE MY WORD. FOR IT!
BY FRANK COLBY
Bell Syndicste.-WNU Features. ,-.

is likely that the form Suwanee
evolved from the imperfect pronun.
citation Of the people Of that region.
Fort Worth: How is Bermuda pro.
nounced, and what is the origip?-
Mrs. A. E. P.
Answer: The Bermudas were
named for Juan Bermudez, a Span
lard who was shipwrecked there
early in the 18th century. In 1.-THE
Tempest" Shakespeare wrote Of the
islands as 1.-The still vexed Ber-
moothes," which indicates the peo-
pie Of Shakespeare's day were at
tempting to use the Spanish pronun-
citation of Bermudez: bair-MOO-
thayss.
In time, however, the British
anglicized the spelling as Bermudas,
and the pronunciation became Clip.
pincott's Gazetteer, 1880): ber-Moo-
duzz. However, modern authorities
now prefer the long ''u'' sound in
the second syllable, thus: ber-MEW-
duzz.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
WHY TAKE
HARSH LAxATVES?
Healthful Fresh Fruit Drink
Makes Purgatives Unnec-
essary for Most People

Here's way to overcome constipa-
ton withOut harsh laxatives. Drink
Juice of / Sunkist Lemon in a glass
of water first thing on arising.
Most people find this all they need
stimulates normal bowel action day
after dayl
Lemon and water is good for you.
Lemons are among the richest sources
of vitamin G, which combats fatigue,
helps resist colds andinfections. They
supply valuable amounts of vitamins
Bl and P. They pep up appetite. They
alkalintze. aid digestion. Lemon and
water has fresh tang too-clears the
mouth, wakes you up. starts you going.
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if doesn't help youl
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
Title Talk

We can tell what new movies have
scored a hit with you teen ayers
by checking up on your latest SLAM
guage. Seems you're talking in titles
these days.
Duel in the Sun-How you got that
sunburn.
Saratoga Trunk-Otherwise known
as your handbag.
Adventure-Saturday Night Date.
Make Mine Music-What you say
as you feed a nickel to the Juke.
Tomorrow Is Forever - Exam
Day, or it could apply to any Mon
day.
P.A.R.T.-You write it on the back
of your envelopes and it means
"Postman, Always Ring Twice."
Leave Her to Heaven-How you
feel about a Jealous, Jill.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04

Do you want smooth look?
Yes? Well, then, don't pile on new
makeup over old. It will all just
look worse and worse! Take an ex-
ira minute to cleanse your skin. A
tiny Jar of cleansing cream in your
desk. couple Of tissues and-whisk,
YOU are ready for new start!
You'll feel fresh and look It!
Ledger Syndicate.-WNU Features.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
By Ed Dodd

Rarely United States these tiny South American
called cotton head marmOses They about the
tropical South America they priced
silky hair AS they
northern cme few
arrivals at the New York
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04

pins own time record with it. An
other semi-long-hair favorite is the
ION the Trail" sequence from
Ferde Grofe's Grand Canyon
Suite" Move over, frankie Carle
make way for the Teens!
Double TrOuble-You and your
Steady Neddy practice piano duets
these days, instead of losing time
and adding weight at the Corner
Casbah. Then comes party and
you can give with Heavenly Har-
mony on the big Duet Favorite,
Heart and Soul" Well, if that's
too hard, you can always break into
Chop Sticks.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
When your
little one
catches
cold

Tonight do what most
/ mothers do to relieve mis-
cries of children'S colds:
Simply rub warming, sooth-
ing VickS VapoRub on
throat, chest and back at
bedtime. Results are so good
because VapoRub'S special
relief-bringing action starts
instantly and keeps on
working for hours during
the night 1OhiIe the child
sleeps. Often by morning
most misery of the cold is
gone. Remember, Mother 80.
be sure you get the one and
only VickS VapoRub.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
Like A S0uirtguu

'"That driver last night was sure
fresh"
why didn't you slap his face?"
II did; and take my advice, never
slap q guy when he's chewing
tobacco"
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
y had uneh shouldn't the yard grow up
UNDER PAR?

First golfer-I suppose you heard
that poor old Jim killed his wife.
Second golfer-No! How?
First golfer-With a golf club.
Second golfer How many
strokes?
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
Maybe They're Easier

Sue was congratulating Mary on
her driving ability: why, you're
handling the car like veteran.
How do you KNOW" countered
Mary. you've never seen me
handle a veteran"
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
POOR PAPA

Teacher - Bobby, your COMPOSE
ton is the worst in the class. l think
I'll better send your father a note
about it.
Bobby - You'll hurt his feelings
if you do He wrote it.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
A Good Trv

Mike-Tis a fine kid you have
there. A magnificent head and noble
features. Say. could you lend me q
couple of dollars?
Pat-I could not. Tis my wife's
child by her first husband.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04

Clair de Lune"
even if it gets a
little foggy some
where in the mid
die. You thrill
tn e m with tn e
Warsaw Concer-
to" and you spend
days practicing g
t h e I'M i n u t e
Waltz until you
can break ChO-
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
PLAYING IL Safe

Tim Cat bedside of dying friend)
We'll, Pat have ye made peace
with God and denounced the divil?
Pat-Shure n Dive made peace
with God-but I'm in no position to
antagonize anybody.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-04
"GAY GADGETS"
Newspapers-WNU Features
Pv NANCY PEPPER
Keyboard Kapers

Maybe it's the influence of that hi
de-iOse, MIR. Iturbi-Or maybe it's
lust a rush of talent to the teens,
but you're certainly getting to be kit.
tens on the keys. You practice long
hours at home so you can make per-
feet at parties, and, whenever you
can snare the piano from some 9th
er eager genius, here are your fa-
vorite accomplishments.
Fancy Fingering-You put every
bodv into a mood with DebuSSy' S
Evening star., 1947-08-19
MyWord for 1t
By Fronk Colby
ImnlY-Infer.

The president Of an important
newspaper writes to tell me that
my particular grudge at the mo-
ment is the incorrect use OF the
words imply and infer I see them
confused by so many writers. even
by editorial writer's on some OF our
leading papers, that fear the true
meanings of the words will be lost
completely"
He's right. The words are con-
fused in the minds of most OF lis.
Indeed, Merriam Webster's says OF
the word INFER that 1t Is used
loosely and enormously" IN the
meaning of Ito infer"
Here are the true distinctions:
To IMPLY is to hint at; to sug-
gest; to insinuate; to express IN.
directly.
To INFER rs to draw q concu-
sion; to deduce; to receive an I'M
preston.
Thus, the speaker or writer I'M
plies; the listener or reader infers.
How to use the words.
do not imply, nor do I wish you
to infer that :.
His words imply that he k dis
pleased with us. From his words
1 infer that we displease him.
There is an implication In his
words that frighten me. His words
lead me to an inference that fright
ems me,
Now we see that the two words
are In no way synonymous. They
are, in manner of speaking, ae
direct opposites as throw and
CATCH" for to imply Is to put forth;
to infer Is to receive.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

BROKERS, ATTENTION : 500 acres 600
sscres &c already wS soid and being developede
Capitol st. bridge now building. Why not
direct your efforts in the zone Of Greater
Wasningtons fastest growth: FULTON r.
SSoRPESoN owner. 1927 Eye ST. nw.'
ABoUT los ACRES on either side of hwy.
near Govt. ordnance plant. Montg. Co.
tan Ares); may sell in tracts of about
Is to so acres. L. W. GRooMEs. 18th
80 AGREs@aood Groom house. Ideal for
tourist camp, gas station or subdivision
Ssem SofgsRStss#s bE5sss ssx, s5jes; 81;
- ACRES building sites at clarksburs
Mont; Co. Md, - Electric telephone
high elevation; Jus Just cfi af'P Route 40, Be,
tween Rockville and Frederick. $1,000
each site. years to pay OWNER. 81.
acres for sale; suitable for exclusive sub
div; service and water available: $50
Per per sy seJe WEST Il TAYLOR Realtors
8 a AcR2s: RES: sa,a5o-Hish-rollinr woodland
all-year road. elec; cool, spacious, health
" hYNcH saos soN ss miles % on %amSoF pix.
IN M1kEs kA North CRIT Of i0Ssa SMsaAipoRE. ioRE MD. or
a5P aARNER Mia Ms!dsrf ssESs $lSSO si5s Call AYES
OWNER MUST SELL 4s-acre tract, Fair.
land, rolling Montgomery County; nice
acre. NA. 15Is: ewes. EN-. s47s. q
BURTONsVILLE, MD.-Two 5-acre tracts
$3.50 each; near busline.
Hishland, Md.-2-acre tract and up
sSwy eiee e2wn ,nS sI9 pbone onf MONTH fronting
. Near colesville. eV on colesville pike-Txe
JOAN suRDoFT 5fa5 eSiss7i. sasRf 'fla' Md
Ashton, Md. 3S46 -25
Evening star., 1947-08-19
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.
fP>.ssa

LONG 5EAcHIspeeial invita.ioH: spena
the day and leisurely INSPECT the beach
you hsy: dreamed about Get away from from
tables for our guests. Visit Long Beach.
restricted summer residential colony. ~
miles from d. c.. on open Chesapeake Bay
prices and terms. Completed new houses:
lots and acreage. Drive miles south Of
Prince Frederick on solomons Island rd.,
Long Beach. ONCE on the bay. Once
HHsn psnM sgses fGINT IL gsEAcH-washinston's new
2,2oo acres Of playground. Including ,p ap.
Sa pss q ba s msee ehs
Patuxent River and 4 springfield fresh wa
kes eesn SO sseh ve eli
long at Drum Point Beach. Here you can
build q home where you can retreat at
enjoy the restfuiness OF Drum Point Beach
Large beautiful wooded sites at preoeyel-
opment prices, some with riparian rights,
nent vacation investment; Drum Point
Beach has one Of the finest all-year-round
harbors in the Chesapeake Bay area. Rep
down today. Out Penna. ave. to Alabama
ave. Sc. left on Route 4, through Upper
Marlboro, continue on Route to Wells
through Prince Frederick on Route 2 for
VERT REALTY AGENCY. Sole Sales
Agents. Southern Bldg. Ma. 2227
.. e, near: shadyside. Md..sea. shade;
cottages for sale. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
WOODLAND BEACH-Beautiful brick bum
sslow. beach No. /: brick garage: lot look
100; water from well: knotty-pine liv. rm.,
dt n. kitchen, bath with linoloum, l large
rm. upstairs finished: VIM. H. BOALE
34OS 18th st. ne. MI. s241; ewes, MI.
POTOMAC RIVER, Virginia shore - so
acres OF wooded land. about 65 miles south
of the Treasury, with log-faced lodge at
the top of the bluff affording a startling
view up and down stream and across the
miles of width Of the river: building new,
alton, electricity for lights and automatic
water supply. studio living room. large
kitchen. sleeping porch. private bedroom,
fixtures the stone fireplace is built for A.
foot logs: house well and completely fur
motor which M goes sitnr With the place The sec
k st. NV, NA. I166.
LOCATED ON ROUTE on east side OF
Shenandoah River. commencing at the
Daley Bridge, containing about 345 acres
with river frontage of over one mile and
nearly mile on Highway. about six miles
eSrh Of v and Sds .ma dT0m
timber and some farming land. Price. ST.
500 THE MOORE INSURANCE & REAL
TY CO.. Box 10, Charles Town, w. Va.
Phone: Once 2S3. residence 127.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS,

Cash FOR end TRUST NOTES; quick set
st. NV, DI.. $3.50. Brokers. attention.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action. easonable rates; nearby MARYLAND.
virgins or ed1; p; e property so,J THE AMER1-
2nd-TRUST LOANS, D. C., Md. Va. prop
immed. service, low rates, no appraisal
B. BERENTER 4 CO.. Suite 2o7. 412 5th
At. NV. DI. 1924.
1st. end. 3rd TRUST LOANS. nearby Md,
Va, and D. c.; mo. payts. lowered. ADAMS
fas,I1 ESI r oH s0' nn N y. 'z, ro,
praisal fees low rates. sEcURITY Fl
NANCE CORP. s3s Investment Bldg, DI.
IL AND 1.S THusr LoANs-pronps
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL NvEsIERfT CO.. s17
MONEY! ON SECOND THuST-We win
buy second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd
MoSfaAoE MvHsTNiEsNsIs isss corr: isia
1st ANDe2 TRUST LOANS on real estate
In D. c. Md. and Va. MR.. DRA1SNER
14o4 L st NV. MA. 4157
Evening star., 1947-08-19
AUToMo7IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
carry a large stock OF good-auality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
Prompt and neat installation If desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st.
NV: AD. $500:
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
service; electric-treated sections If your
tire Is cut See % yoqr = tires S being y rscapped
Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887 Irving St
NV, AID. $500. Quick. eficient service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immedia date
delivery; new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
toms LARGEST Pontiac Dealer
Evening star., 1947-08-19
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

LADY WILL PAY ALL Cash for 1899,
1910. 1g41 General Motors or Chrysler
product car in good condition. Please can
FORD OF CHEVROLET; will pay cash for
good used car. Call Ex. 1870. go
and P!ymouths. Phone Atlantic $500.
STEUART MOTORS. 3rd and SITS. ne,
EX-GI WANTS '46-'47 car: will accept
older model: price Is no object; pay cash.
cali GE $3.50: 8 pm: to II pm; ga
1912 model, In good condition; will pay
good price all cash. AID. 1114 --2s
PRIVATE PARTY desires light 40. Al or
az model car good condition, from orisi-
nal owner; all cash. RA. 1889 after 8 p m.
21s
CONVERTIBLE, 's2.'ae, GOOD condition
Call Union 3567 after o pm. 20s
Evening star., 1947-08-19
STORES FOR RENT.

LOCATIONS in important business centers,
suitable. for many types OF business-Drug
furniture, etc Stores now available and m
formation, LOUIS BURMAN. RE. l76S:
rIRST-FLooR sPACE-App. 4.SO0 IT. OF
space, with additional space in basement
for STORAGE etc; vacant; located d.s In the the
exclusive retail mems or ladies' clothing
furs. shoes. etc. Apply leasing dept, LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 X st. NV
ME- 54O0 30
II s9th AND AND SITS. N.w.-vacant; ground
nent bidss.; ideal for many business uses
Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
DRUGSTORE LOCATION-Corner bldg
now Hnder construction; large first-hooI
store with of1iees above for doctors , and an
class e9ored sesldensis ID sTsa Apply Pr
iA15 K st. NV, ME. 5400. 30
ARLNGToN tUst Of Lee sr,n,;ys hXy sggn 1pD Hot
low rent OW 1897 or FA l50S-W. Us
Evening star., 1947-08-19
AUTO PAINTING

AUTO PAINTING, S39: best materials
used; immediate service; body and fender
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lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV"
COMPIETE JOB. Ss5 up: work guaran-
teed GILBERT, 4102 Pa. ave. ext. Sc,
VI. 3539. Phone s to z pm. only:
guaranteed; body and fender work; free
estimates. Call Jackson 1886. %"
Evening star., 1947-08-19
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGES FOR RENT, Calawassee, Edge
water, Md; elec. range and refgr., all
modern tonveniences. Call between 8 and
srTFaI4 s, TE; W. 2RrxoHzrm eott... MS9 .l.epr,c
kit and 2 porches; Aug. 3O-Sept. 13. TIE.
5629 after pm.
COTTAGE, Colonial Beach, Va, water and
electricity. Ii. 1879.
COTTAGE, ST. Marys County, private
estate; use of boat. AT. O4O0.
NORTH BEACH, M.-3-room cottage,
accommodates Z; rent by week. Ii. 2S04.