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Italy
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replace Troilo, Vincenzo Ciotola,
now the prefect Of Turin.
In q statement to the italian news
agency Ansa, Marazza said he talked
with all parties concerned and was
in position to supply the Rome gov
eminent with information on which
to base the choice OF a new project
one suitable to the
leftist Citizens Committee" which
all but seized control of Milan yes
tsrday in its vehement protests.
AS Marazza's talks ended and
statements from him in the pre-
lecture became public, the groups Of
partiSans-wearing red necker-
chiefs-who had taken up positions
in the prefecture yesterday and re-
manned there throughout the agita-
ton finally left the building.
A crowd of approximately 1000
demonstrators outside had been kept
at that figure through the long
hours Of negotiations by relays of
trucks which brought replaoements
for those who tired. The crowd
melted away slowly In the cold and
snowy night.
Stoppages Tie Up City.
The leftist announcement said:
While awaiting necessary gov
ernment actions appointment of a
new prefecD partisan forces which
have presided over the palace of
government will retire with
the announcement that Troilo will
remain for the next few days"
The agreement came at 4:30 am,
LONG hours after a citizens COM
mittee suddenly materialized, par
tisans and mobs numbering several
thousands took to the streets and q
general strike was called to pro-
test government announcement
that Troilo was to be removed-at
his own request, the announcement
said.
Demonstrations, barricades and
work stoppages effectively tied up
Milan, Italy's second largest city.
An Italian prefect Is head Of his
province as the direct representative
of the national government and has
the final say in most provincial
matters. He directs the police, gets
his orders from the Interior Ministry
and may be removed or transferred
at the whim of the national govern
ment.
Called Act Of Hostility.
Troilo's supporters said he had
always acted favorably on workers
claims and the Communist newspa-
per LUnita. In Rome, termed his
removal "an act Of hostility against
Milanese workers"
An announcement issued from
Premier Alcide de Gasperi's ONCE
this morning concerning the Milan
situation said:
"The situation can be considered
normalized and Marazza viii return
to Rome today"
A committee representing leftist
workers also was reported en- route
to Rome to present certain desires
before the government"
The big industrial city Of Milan
was quiet and peaceful, with only
barbed wire, machine guns and
armored cars around police head
quarters as reminders Of yesterdays
events.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Howes
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the note was found, before going
to the bathroom, where he lost
consciousness and where he was
found in the bath tub.
Operator Makes Report.
The Capital Transit Co. said the
incident involving the streetcar oc-
CURED at Eleventh and G streets
NV. and not at Ninth and G.
A company spokesman said the
operator of the car on which Mr..
Howes was riding reported a pas
senger fell from his seat when the
car split a switch. The car was
going west on G street and when 1t
split the switch the front end Of the
car made q sharp turn north on
Eleventh street.
The operator backed up the car,
threw the switch and went on. The
spokesman reported the passenger
refused aid and left the car at the
next stop.
The coroner's Office reported death
resulted from natural causes. Police
said they had no record OF the
accident.
Funeral services for Mr.. Howes
were to be held at pm. today in
the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial was
to be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Came Here in 1907.
A native of England, Mr.. Howes
came to Washington in 1907 to work
as a landscape gardener. He had
worked at the home of Eugene
Meyer, 1924 Crescent place NV,
and at Mrs. Stewards home, where
he also acted as butler.
He was a member Of Hope Lodge
No. 20 of the Masons, and high
priest of Lafayette chapter. Royal
Arch Masons and a member OF the
National Association Of Gardeners,
Surviving are his widow, Mary
Ellen Howes; a son, William Howes
Of Arlington; two daughters, Mrs
Fullerton, and Mrs. Leland Jordan.
and five grandchildren, all of WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

Shortly before the war, almost
10000 miles Of petroleum pipe lines
were in operation In the United
States, representing IN investment
Of some $S0Q 900 900.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Mostly
sunny and mild this afternoon,
southwest winds shifting to north
west, 20 to Is miles per hour, late
this afternoon. Clear and colder
tonight. Lowest about % in the
city and 20 in the suburbs Tomor-
row mostly sunny and colder.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair and
colder tonight. Tomorrow mostly
sunny and colder.
Wind velocity, Is miles per hour;
direction. south-southwest.
River Report.
rrom United States Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls; Shenan-
doah clear ut Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

Total value Of Canada's merchan-
disc exports the first six months OF
1s47 was $l,32s, 500 ooo-three and
one-haH times as high as similar
period In 1888.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Printers
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editions of all three Detroit papers
yesterday.
The Times first edition was 80
minutes late, while the News was
IS minutes behind schedule. Early
editions of today's Free Press were
held up last night by printers and
mailers' union meetings, Free Press
spokesmep said.
Evening star., 1947-11-29
Churchill 73 Tomorrow

LONDON, Nov. 20. (P.-Winston
Churchill will be 73 tomorrow. He
plans to come here from his Kent
Country home to open birthday par
GELS and messages at family din
ner. One Of his gifts is picture
of q ship painted by his 7-year-old
grandson and namesake, the son OF
Randolph Churchill.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

The average American used about
1874 quarts of fluid milk In 1s47
which was lower than the record
201 40 quarts in 1s45.
Evening star., 1947-11-29

Monthly precipitation in inches In tn
Capital tcurrent month to dAte):
Ncnth 1Q47 Aver Record
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Justice Proctor Refuses
To Cut CurIey Jail Term

Justice James M. Proctor of Dis
trict Court yesterday afternoon re-
fused to reduce the 6-to-l8 month
sentence given Mayor James M
Curley of Boston on mail fraud
charges.
Justice Proctor handed down a
memorandum opinion denying a
Evening star., 1947-08-14
RFC Denies Request
OF Kaiser for Cut Of
$4,000, 900 on Loan
BY the ksseeiotsd Press

The Reconstruction Finance Corp
has denied a request by Henry
]. Kaiser that it cut s85, ,OOO, 900 of
the unpaid balance on the purchase
Of his Fontana (Calif) steel plant
The RFC late yesterday made
public a letter to Mr.. Kaiser which
said it is the judgement of it's di-
rectors that they, ''as trustees oil
public money, should not grant such
reductions of a debt due the Gov
ernment except by direction
of Congress"
The original RFC loan. to Mr.
Kaiser for the plant was, $l23, ,OOO,-
600. Present RFC loan claims total
s105, ,OOO, 900.
Fontana was a. wartime project
and Mr.. Kaiser argued, the RFC
said, that recent sale of the Gov
ernment-owned Geneva (Utah)
steel plant to the United States
Steel Corp, its wartime operator
established formula for absorp-
ton of loss by the Government
which should be applied to the
Kaiser loan.
Plant Sold Below Cost.
The Geneva plant was sold te
United States Steel for 20.s per cent
of cost, or $162, 2,0O0, 900 below what
the Government paid for it.
The Western States Steel Council
an organization of Chambers ol
Commerce of II Western States
backed the Kaiser proposal and sale
Mr.. Kaiser, in effect, would be pay.
ing the Government about 23.5 pei
cent of Fontana's cost.
The RFC letter said the corpora
tion's directors had considered Mr.
kaiSer'S request and found NJ
/ proper basis for approving the pro.
posal"
The Kaiser proposal, the letter
said,s suggested writing off $70,58S,-
261 as excessive wartime costs oi
construction of the plant, apply
ing as payment on principal $9, 1888,
088 in interest paid on the loan ano
restoring to Kaiser Co., Inc, 81 1853,
1876 in losses claimed to have resulted
from wartime operation of Fontana
Similarity Denied.
The letter, over the signature OF
Leo Nelson, acting secretary of the
RFC, said the Substantial reduc-
tion" of the Kaiser debt is asked
when the Fontana plants peace
time earning capacity has been only
partially developed and despite the
fact that current earnings do not
reflect the substantial benefits ex-
pected from plant Improvements
now being made with the proceeds
of an additional RFC loan of $11,-
500, 900 made in 1945. -
The RFC said that the Geneva
and Fontana situations are not simi-
lar"
The letter pointed out that the
Geneva plant was built by the Gov
ernment for war purposes, declared
surplus and sold to the highest bid
der.
| Kaiser Built Plant.
The Fontana plant, it said, wa.
built by the Kaiser company with
money borrowed from the Govern.
Evening star., 1947-08-14

motion. filed August 2. asking that
Curley's sentence be reduced.
Curley was ordered committed to
jail to begin serving the sentence
on June 26, after appeals from his
earlier District Court conviction had
been denied.
The application asking a reduc-
ton OF the Curley sentence was filed
through Attorney Walter I. Sund-
lum OF Providence, r. I.
Douglas fir trees cannot repro
duce In their own shade.
Evening star., 1947-08-14

ment (RFC) In order primarily to
supply Kaiser shipbuilding opera
tions with steel"
Referring to Endorsement of the
Kaiser proposal by the Western
States Council. it said, I'VE ques-
ton whether the attainment of the
committees stated economic OBJ
jectives is dependent solely upon
the adoption of your proposal. -
The real answer to the commit
tees problem appears to be in the
marshaling of private capital be-
hind Western steel plants. What
is needed is sufficient private cap
ital to liouidate the Government
investment on the basis of the sound
value of the Fontana assets"
Evening star., 1947-05-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont,

WE HAVE JUST LISTED 8 acres Of prop
erty approximately 10 mi. from Wash, IN
MONTGOMERY County. on hard road, and
details, call WORTHINGToN REALTY.
S427 Ga. ave, ST. 37O0 tin pm: II no
snsysI; csll 81; 1913, - r.,r..x mu5 1,o15tv
va, 8 miles from p. G., is now on sale;
highly restricted; interested in selling only
to those who plan to build attractive
homes; VI to. l acre; $1,000 70 $2.50o,
terms or cash. VERNON. M. LYNCH q
SONS, ONCE near Lincolnia, miles out
Columbia pike, phone Alex. 5906. Closed
aMEkicAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Large
tract Of ground containing 8A acres;
would lend itself to high-class subdivision.
Rrice reduced from $150,000 to S132, 300,
making ground 81 cents 50. tt. Call +. Z.
MIDDLETON. RE. .11s1.
so ACRES Mr.. FALLS CHuRCH--Gently
rolling. cleared land; excellent for, sub
division; 1900 IT. on hard-surface road;
$500 per acre FAIRFAX REALTY Co
SETTLE shGas "a An lIasr IEassrArE-4s acres. 5 mile.
from D. G.. line on Ritchie I'd. of Mari,
boro pike in Md: would make. excellent
CT DEVELOPMENT or. investment askfna
price, S27, 500: look 1t over and submit an
offer. Exclusive, JOHN II. MILLER. Jr
q BRO. 1872 K st. NV, Ma. 25b7. u
NEW INDIAN HEAD RD.--15 acres. !, 100
It, frontage. Call Mr. Chevalier. with G
D. MURPHY, 5504 Marlboro pike, HI
O2B7; eyes,, RA. 1926 III
Evening star., 1947-05-15
sToREs FOR RENT.

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE; pvt. rm.,
bSWsRo%a sSsssfo Ss WksHsaosIsVs NK Hsa sss ids.
location for large. modern store near cor
o asr e 6 staI1 aIa se ST. dT nw apea sn' so
fl. on LIST floor and 3.400 50. #. IN bsmt: ;
access to alley and rear: ideal for mens
clothing store c9mplsfts frSsq Ssts. sop
I4i5 K st. NV. ME. 5400. -16 /.
CONN. AVE. near Maynower Hotel amongst
zSSs With si 'fs@aasas shops Box
soos ST. N.w.--Excellent business ioe.-
pensmenf sasn IN ons naENpssoN asHssoeaNsp
DELsoN. Colorado Building, ME. 0o41.
PossEssIoNn-store with
a 3-room. apt. and large garage IN rear;
many types Of business: this ideal setsup p
II ihassEesssd, pleas ssa f. HARRY l. rRIEED-
STORE FoR RENT.gss. location n in ,,,s.: ~:
%ssIsS ssfoha Fl d5MmfScii 5S 81 snDe. With IL.
ssss. s ys Esss ss.is .ssssss:.''a .ssss 8
ss5 mo. rent. O'BANNoN REALTY CO.
store with approx 1000 50. IT,: long
lease to suitable tenant CAL Mr.. Gerber,
LEGUM Il GERBER REALTY CO., AD.
sUBIET PART OF coRNER STORE for
dry cleaning; s75 mo. 4oo1 34th st., NJ.
1877 I4th ST. N.w.--Store 2o,x76, with
excellent show-window space; located at
f1ourishing trade intersection Of 18th. and
You sts.: suitable for many retail bus1-
nesses; basement and shipping, ENTRANCE;
heat included in rent: available July !.
Call Mr.. Gates or Mr.. Elder. H. q.
sMTTEY CO. Ma, 59Q3.
tapprox 1.300 So ft.) with 2 floors Of
office space (approx. 2.64o 50. IT. above.
New downtown building, ready for oc-
cupancy about June 1st; fully air ccndi-
toned. fuorescent lishts. rubber tile noors.
ofices paneled, ecostical ceilings: COM
plete ONCE service: parking Availahle.
Cali Mr.. Green. =, I. RUST CO.. 1901 18th
SEVERAL GooD STORE locations. One
may suit your business. Ma. 1899. 81
CONN. AVE. AT DUPONT CIRCIE, IN IL
story Dupont Circle ONCE hldg.- lobby
stores now ready to be installed. sizes
9Iax26 It. up. plans will be adjusted Tor
One large story 60x125 IT,. .facing
9 streets, will full basement; will sub
divide. Representatives on premises: hrok-
ers cooperation invited. DUCIRCQ., NC,
I342 Conn. ave. NV, AD. 300. HE. 246o.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

I-ACRE HOMEsITE in beautiful c1ermont,
fairfax County. Va. 9 miles from Wash. ash.
500 deyn; $l5 month; VtRN0N n; I;
miles out Columbia pike. phone Alex.
5000. Closed SUNDAYS. -1s =
COOL spacious, healthtul; 5000; $500
down. 80 8 month. VERNON NJ LYNCH
& sons, once near Lincofnia.. miles out
Columbia pike. phone Alex. 6s06- Closed
i0W.cosr ACREAGE TRAcTs--Io acres
near Fender, high elevation. So. .740;
sl,s76: IA scrss on LeesburE pike ct
PEsnssyMls Fes,toss Fss osssi paeaas ssao
BEAUTIFUL kIvER yEW-oool Fort
Foote rd@4S scres Nitn . houses; loca.sc
from Alexandria: easily suddiuded Into
tracts Of 8 70 10 acres each. c. = cAGLE.
Spruce 06q9-J ewes. -19
70 ACES. an clear. miles to Govt.
farm: also other small tracts. AITCHE-
son REAL ESTATE, BeltsviIle, Nd. Dial
TO. t24s. I'D
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sssss; ean aIrsnss Q pay ah go.
a7s. ags.:
WATERFRONT pRopEkTY-sAkE.
N0STH MACH. MD.--NeW house. N
so:s .o s.ssh sns sss
sii-in sa4a ssas ts ssd IS shoner VEN plsnsz X ssss
:sss.' auto s'.'s :soTss: 1 ssas ess1 1ss 10y
@ move intos priced for oulck 49,
g :s:sss ass ssns s.s: s:sa a sso R'oia e. ss!s
WATERFRONT RESORT within 45 miles
of Washinston. on hard.surfaesd rcad:
- sasa sososs Risss buidins: h include mod
s..sin1 ss9 psEson.; 7-Io2m a..iiinE .s1s Nth
i-roon cottages, garage. equipmsnt sned.
soss. sn .1s Sssu ss esSsr sso9:
modsss Nc e ~ 70 to % .ddisionsi cottssss ssip
meeor mot. nsSs daek binds R1s and some iSrnitars
and equipment for the restaurant owner
%5ss c0nsds5 asoRH Ssr sass as ssss uo
$685. ss vssa :.sssn.. sl,s md saaass
WATxs FRONT COTTAGES. lot. ana
serease; lots. 5000. up; ecttases. $3.50
Ss.a. Siss W.ss sls:s s:ssIsSsz aSz.s ssssA n''1s pa
NORTH BEACH, Mp.--rer sale By sxnsr:
unit on bay front. Eor partcuiaIg ana e2-
poaintnent, a write Boz IS. North 11ssssh. 3.
SYLVAN sHoREs--S-room cottage with
utilities: pewly painted, large fronf. porsh.
under otsss fSs ssr,rst spa
f.sesl sS0dsa II EMis. z sssas Gf' :s
eaTg.Sssha Tg.ssasa s5s sssSM Faa .ss.ts
siysI; in 81 Mary, ceua.y sssSss iss%
ssnslsd Sunssio. almost Completed. Win
Hs s,: ssss.n With s
ss .ss ssa; j ;:s,'s: Si::
sS p With KS SpT sPsina aadGs Real ssss
ssr e. 81 sRDo5afsSsssns ofSs. Or information R 7.4'
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.--Restrieted:
low. on Severn River: eedrms
cnidrens ss ssnp ana county, scss
81 rs ssss :$;1y NH s!ys S!;s sa sS,diss Sfsi
BANCROFT THE BEAUTHUL u rsad&
for your NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the cleS1
its fine sandy bottom, its tall, stately
shade trees which grow along the sh1y
line, indsnted with picturesque cove. soyss ssn4 snS
year around harbors for their. plea.n1t
sports; : modern clubhouse and wol4e4
Island are also available; upwards oti@
miles Of trail wind throuGh the profer6
| Bancroft. where romance and histcr1tIeA
hand in hand todsyl Buy now! Lete
priced, With riparian rights and VS5sFa
view sites SC predevelopment prices; aaa9as
| lent State hishway direct to the preH3y9
Marlboro, Route 4, turn right on 6olSPQ84
island rd.. Route 416, continue on EMeHe
IL through town Of Prince FrederteIdnS
| on premises at all times wash. addGplee
BARSE sToNEBRAKER. 1885 K sthnSsee
INA 44S3. at-l&oH
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Ise1-23 I4th ST. NW.-Approx 1000
sa 1T. / st floor. 5000 50. +. on 2nd noor:
IN n rear rear Aystlsbis july /. CASH REALTY
ssTokn SS r. FOR sdsU RENT" including s-room
SCI sth st. n.e.: immediate possession
long-term lease. See it today and qs,a, II IN n
ts5sssed 4osss Rs Psais i1ss ssll HARRY FRiEDMbS
afHhis; AfRIiNGToN-splendid Fol corner on wilson
lines; zoned CO; sale or lease. p. O. Box
WI; WISCONSIN, alaEs0ni AivE.-1ss commercial let,
55x125; For sale or lease. OR. 1922; is
soNED sSisi ~i FIRST Rsr' 'coMmERc1AL-s-rm. and
Lot Iatn 1880 p G to soHit. alley ft ASKING sis0
sss 81 nj; 'sE sbaas
exclusive agent, 1918 N NV" DI. S6SS.
particuiariy % RI 81 suitable fer Responsible fur.
sam, same building win Be available ior next
SR WEAVER ss1Ea''1ss ssos easi Nc bdr
Pssries I4sS sfRGsr ssaa svsnWpss Go Ssa0
ground noor: several choice locations rang
Ing In size from. 1000, 50. #. to approx.
1000 Sc; # Also other desirable ssa. loea.
CONN. AVE. NV, at Calvert street-Ap-
prox 5000 50. IT. of once space: 1st COM
msIeiai. BOSS q PHELPS. NC. Ma.
S gSIS 14th ST. N.w.-yAcANT, modern
thrss-story and dan bssemsnt building, con- con-
space, equipped with freight elevator. II
500 lbs. carrying capacity: hot-uater heat
ing plant. circulator. Iron Fireman stcker;
toilets on nrst alfd second noors: large
and excellent facilities for storage; space
in rear Of building. for loading and unload.
ing; 15-foot paved alley: especially suited
for business machine headouarters. auto
motive business, electric supply COMPANY
painting and Wallpaper company ONCE
fS5ntgr. etc Ygqf inspsct@.en @ y 5nvitsd isss
iisoa soth ST. N.w.-yAcANT; small
three-story and basement store and ONCE
building in perfect condition throug hout;
hot-air conditioned heat, oil burner, toilets
on all floors Excellent location for manu-
facturer's agent. real estate firm. architect,
business where combination OF omces
and display or Silesroom n des,rsa; nsa
18th st. NV. RE. 3037. 2l.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
IoTs FOR SALE.

AMERICAN Q. PARK. 2 adj. corner lots,
50xl27A #. each. all improvements en- srs N; n
2 blks. buses, Apex Theateg, 9 sarnnckSsis s
aacaE ans iheDRinnsL DHnLfos fsaseTs Ha With
commanding view of beautiful surround
nss saioninE several eve d.sInsioS sai county, . Is
one onss Of the most desirable building sites IN
Montsomery County, where adjoining Ing
neRs ress fs hs nsise
struessd' pd LEADING dh to ths slope Of the hiil
Il Il bsa1efu Is ona = aay 80
ed development on the Colesville I'd. In the
Silver Spring area, about 70 minutes f,,i cl1ys
planning and protective covenants assure
lasting values and freedom from eneroacn-
ment. Homesites here average more tnan tan
streams Prices begin st s4.7bo. including
paved roadways without assessments of
sss + ols: ss sssssi5
i-ACRE BUILDING SITES, in nearby
lasting a yklues sand and freedom from encroach-
ment; 2 perfect setting for your future
ses ssnssi Il flss Silver its sprns srea 5-minute
drive drive from downtown Washington, priced
IS low IS $50; aysrsse less than q. G 6
with no assessment Of any kind; cash or
terms. literature and plat On request.
En mSss Rsstog., sa 5at nsss as9o srsn s
don. MANNAS REALTY CO., 291S Wilson
blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4. -l6
sPRINGBRooK-Do you desire real
country home. yet only 1s-hr. drive
from downtown? We have two 4-acFe
tracts and one 5-acre tract In beautiful
restricted springbrook. For further infor.,
call A. j. KESSINGER q CO.. INC. Real
tors, Bonifant st. and Ga. ave. SH. 1914.
SILVER sPRING-Leyel wooded lot, over
looking Sligo Park. 66xl60. One beaut.
corner lot in HilIandale. $4,000 So. II. Five
lots in Wosdmoor. with all utilities avail
able. Call A. J. KESS1NGER & CO..
Realtors. Bonifant st. and Gs. ave, 81. .
lot in hishly re-
stricted community. 60xl00 TT; street
eraded and all utilities In. Call AD. 1904.
SILVER sPRING-LOt l07-ft. depth. LIFT
Gated Il Woodmoor. eau SH. 6siI. -Ie
SO DOWN win buy h-acre lot on Coles
81 I.o 600. KAY Really co. 5sos Ca. ave. ave.
NV. RA 600.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
si,EuReAA sALE-ylkeIlllA.

IEAUTWUI s-nA IpNGALoy xnite
bath. din. I'm and ~ .dn In noas5rn nsrFTs; ss5sas
Il aE g issa s.si 4 u sssa ssss zisissSs
ARLINGTON. sPECIALS-- a.
2-family, rms., bath -; close ~; act
rs s-rn. SSun1alow; close IN. It i tops 4
s.Ia. gSI a-story einder block; H-aers lot;
s.rm. Suns.ley; 9 miles to .. C.; $3.50.
ARLINGTON, VATPossession june L.
sbedroOm brick extra IS seRnsssiDs pIssSD S:a BED,
desirable corner let: Woodiaxn Village:
5-bedroom brick; Kirkwood rd.. very
Interestingly planned home. grounds; reno 70
satasn cEsV z co. sIHssss Mc ca ssss y OK ossf
TAIMAGE WTLCHER, REALTOR = Viz
ginias best home .hn.,
than rent; 3 bedrms.. dinette, KIT. and
trees, FHA-anDroyed I,t trust Of s6, ss oGo:
ns9a:lyt ssass Etc. DasResooes' ds@n Sy $50 ns.ualn'
$500. small down payment; 2 bedrm
d,ne r. Mo hEnssSn S. ~ eoa sot
air heat and gar; only $4,000 down and
S44 per mo-. Including taxes. etc; cony.
to eysrythins: Here e buy; ,x,.p =.
| Iiy. rm., porches and full bsmt.:: close to
shopping ctr. schs. and buses; priced for
s-rm. house-Good for rooming house
or Ige. family; lge., bright rms. lovely
house. close-in. on large cor. lot with gar
rm., den, Kit. and s bath on 1st door: 4
bedrms and bath on 2nd d.; oil h.-w.h,
shown by appt.; reasonably priced to set.
| tie estate, TALMAGE WMCHEH, 1875
wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, GL. S017-
602O Open nights till 8 pm. Is
Evening star., 1947-05-15
LOTS FOR RENT.

LOCATED IN THE FINEST business sec
tions in the District OF Columbia, these
Fruit and vegetable market, frozen GUS
tard. new and used car sales; loan or
auto financing. Georgia ave-, 64OQ INV;
sGS' ses NV WV 1n.w. sc acorS. 1000 81. t.. Wis
consin ave., 4435 topp. Sears, Roebuck).
10000 50. it; M st. NV, 2300 (s.w. cor. J,
ii l,000 So. It, LOUIS BURMAN. 1895
Woodward Bldg. RE. 1853. -15
LOTS FOR RENT--Located in the finest
business sections In the District OF Co
type Of business: Fruit and vegetable mar
ket. frozen custard, new and used car
sales, loan or auto financing:
Georgia ave-, 64o0 INV. corr. 1900
So. it.
11th and Lamont sts. NV. INV. corr,
Wisconsin ave-, .4435 topp. Sears Roe
buck), 10000 SO; It: ooo
so N It. st. LoU1s 1Hs B5smAs 59S 1858 f woodward S
Bldg, RE, 1863. Il
Evening star., 1947-05-15
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COLESVILLE RD., Silver .Spring-2b,UUU
back ground, zoned residential: 178 #.
fronting Colesvi1le I'd, mile past Four
Corners; price. $17.600. for everything:
monthly payments. Cali SAUTER & GIN
gerry, exclusive. WI. S022. Mr.. Gingery.
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. N.w."-zoned
LIST commercial; 51O-512 Kennedy ST.: 50x
I42, and 52S Kennedy ST., 25x142; paved
alley in rear. now improved with small ,ll
priced to sell Please call HARRY !.
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855. IL
Evening star., 1947-05-15

WE CAN OFFER a very desirable place
OF 81 acres in Mathews County, fronting
deep-water creek, only 2 miles from
Chesapeake Bay with q. lovely 6-room
house; bath UP, toilet down; numerous
MCCLURE & CO. Richmond. Va. -.
ANTIQUE BUSINESS. apt. above; .estab-
lished 90 yrs. in ANNAPOLIS, centrally To-
Gated mr., Statehouse; selling due to i'll
ness. Phone CH. 1882 during the day. -.15
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and q
snug hsherman's haven in one Of Florida
Communities. over 400 sold. l to 5
acre homesites, fronting or mr. salt
water; community boat dock .privil.: hard
road. elec. Titles guaranteed; priced as
low as $500; S45 down, SIS mo-: i'm
med. possession. For beautiful illustrated
free booklet, write or phi Paul E. HaTri-
son, 1882 K st. NV. NE. 1143, ]. IVES
I IEY BUCHANAN, ReaItor 1T