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Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Safety Council Notes

This years festive season will be
joyously celebrated In many Ameri-
can homes. Families and friends, to-
gefher once more after long, hard
absences, will be eager for a good
old-fashioned celebration.
From many kitchens will come
the remembered aroma of turkey
roasting in the oven, fragrant
pumpkin pies cooling on the win
dow sill and spicy cranberry sauce
begging to be sampled.
The Delaware Safety Council re-
minds us that care must be taken,
however, to see that the happy oc-
casion is not marred by one of
those painful kitchen accidents.
Careful planning, advance food pre-
paration and family sharing of the
"K. P" duties will eliminate the
hurry and fatigue which often cause
accidents or leave Mother too ex-
bansted to enjoy her own cooking.
Before the big day, make check
up to see that Railways, back stairs,
and basement steps are free of
mops and bottle and other para
phernalia which might be RESPONSE
Bile for a serious fall
Have plenty of dry pot holders
near the range for handling hot
utensils, and, when you peek to see
how something's cooking, lift the
cover of the utensil away from you,
using 1t as a shield to protect your
hands and face from steam.
When you retrieve the seldom
used tarkey platter from the TOP
shelf, take time to use sturdy
stepladder, rather than a chair Oh
box, to avoid danger of fall.
Wash sharp knives separately
and store them in safe knife rack
which conceals the edges of the
blades and is out of reach of the
children. Watch the cutting edge Of
the knife when cutting and keeI
fingers away from the blade.
Wipe up anything spilled on the
floor Immediately so there will be
no chance of someone's slipping.
With happy youngsters undertook
and in and out of the kitchen, you
must be especially careful of theil
safety. Delegate an older member
of the family to entertain tn,
youngsters in another part of tn,
house while cooking is under way
But even, then, be constantly on tn,
alert for q stray one who nigh
wander into the kitchen to SCI
what's tasting"
Should you be lucky enough t,
find one Of those miracle pressur
saucepans among your Christina
gifts, be certain to read the in
struction carefully before you tr,
it out. If it is equipped with a safet
plug and has a cover which canno
be removed, until pressure is re
duced, you may be sure it is de
signed for your safety.
The Delaware Safety Council
wishes everyone Merry Christina
and safe one.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
FELTON,

Choir practice was held on Mon
day night for both our people and
those of Viola in preparation of
the vesper services which will be
held next Sunday evening at six
O'Clock.
The Christmas entertainment
will be held on Tuesday evening by
the Sunday school.
Miss Martha Goodwin left on We'd
nesday for Clearwater, Florida, to
spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Ruth Brubeck.
w. H., Eaton spent Monday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ira DeLong and family at
tended the funeral of her brother
William Marker, in Georgetown on
Wednesday.
The Christmas. entertainment al
the Manship Church will be held
on Monday evening, December %.
The Viola Church will hold theil
Christmas entertainment on Christ.
mas Eve, Wednesday night.
The Avon Club held its Christ
mas party last Wednesday in the
community hall. The program was
in charge of Mrs. Paul Hughes
Mrs. Walter Moore and Mrs. H
Woikoski. An exchange of gifts
was a feature of the program. Th,
club report $79 made from theil
! bazaar.
Funeral services were held las
Saturday afternoon for Herber
VosheH in the Berry Funeral Hom
and were in charge of Rev. Thoma
B. Brinton, with interment at Bar
rats Chapel cemetery. Mr.. Vosh
ell, who was AZ years of age, wa
the son of Clarence and Laura Vo
shell and was killed in an auto &C
cident in Georgia. Besides his par
ents he is survived by a brother
Harold Voshell. Our sympath
goes to the family for his untimel
death.
Miss Sara Angstadt and Mrs
Cora Hughes we're guests of Mis-
Rose Bastian in Camden last Fri
day.
Mrs. William Cahall, in compan
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Green
ley and Mr. Greenley of Harring
ton were in Wilmington last Fri
day.
Do your Christmas Shopping i
Milford and Save Money. Milfor
Chamber of Commerce. Mat
Classified Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
MAGNOLIA

The Christmas pageant entitled
1.-THE Child Divine" under the di-
rection of Mrs. Hazel Roe, will be
given on Sunday evening, Decem-
Der 21 at o'clock. The choir will
play an important role as there
are several musical selections
some of which are the old favorite
Christmas carols.
The Christmas program put on
by the Sunday school scholars will
be given on Sunday morning al
ten o'clock with preaching follow
ing at eleven. There will be q
candlelight service in the church
at eleven o'clock Christmas Eve.
The w. S. c. S. of Barratt's Cha
pei was entertained at the par
sonage by Rev. and Mrs. Nickla.
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry Steinburg of Cam
den spent Friday with her sister
Mrs. Florence Marvel.
Bruce Jackson of Newark is Wis
iting his grandparents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Arlie Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Gallo
way and sons Kenneth and Wayne
spent the weekend with Mr.. Cal
loway's mother, Mrs. John Hiltne
of Chestertown, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith wer
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Carpenter of Milford on Sun
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. S. Dorr are ez
, pected to arrive on Friday fror
their home in Rochester, N. H., t
spend Christmas with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Richards an
; her brother, George Richards.
The community tree is all Sc
and ready to be trimmed on Satul
day with the lights being turned O
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

Tuesday night when Santa will be
on hand to present gift to each
child there. There will be a COM
munity sing around the tree on
this night to which everyone is in
vited. The town contributed fifty
dollars and the Magnolia Fire Com
pany gave twenty-five dollars to-
ward the trimming and expenses
of this tree for which we all ex-
tend our thanks.
Mrs. w. j. Reed spent Saturday
with her daughter, Mrs. Houston
/ Short in FELTON,.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmick ac-
companied her daughter and SON.
/ in-law of near FELTON, to Whining
ton on Tuesday. On Sunday another
daughter, Mrs. Edward Price and
Mr.. Price of FELTON, were theil
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart anC
Wayne and her brother, Franklin
Morgan, were in Wilmington OF
Wednesday
DO your Christmas Shopping il
Milford and Save Money. Milfor,
Chamber of Commerce. n14-6
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
HARRINGTON

The Harrington New Century
Club entertained its members at a
Christmas party on Tuesday after
noon, when the three divisions oil
the First Grade of Harrington Pub
lie School were the special guests.
The tiny visitors sang a group of
songs directed by Miss Irene Foard
of the school faculty, and Mrs
Brinton Holloway read Twas the
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

Night Before Christmas" while
waiting for the arrival of Santa
Claus. The jovial old fellow finally
came with his pack on his back and
presented to each child candy and
fruit before the children had to re-
turn to school.
The committee for the day-Mrs.
VIM. Humes, Mrs. Charles Hopkins,
Mrs. Ernest Killen, Mrs. Arnold
Miller, Mrs. Charles Jerread, Mrs.
j. l. Herleman-had arranged
several interesting games appro-
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

pirate to the season, ending with an
exchange of inexpensive Christmas
gifts among the members.
Fruit punch and cake were served
from beautifully decorated table
where Mrs. Humes presided at the
punch bowl.
The next meeting of the Club will
be on January 6, 1948, when a pro-
gram on art" will be presented by
Mrs. Nerris c. Adams and her COM
nlittee.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
chinese Knew the Art

The ancient Chinese ripened hard
pears by putting them in a closed
room with burning incense. It now
is known that ethylene gas in the
incense smoke caused the ripening.
The gas now is used commercially
to ripen green fruits.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Iamhorain Lanrnara

Jamborado is the name the Boy
Scouts gave the new language born
at the World Jamboree Of Peace at
Moisson. France. The language con-
sists Of one part English. one part
French, one part each Of arm and
leg motions
Evening star., 1947-11-08
STORES FOR RENT.

SnT sna s1osas IS Sth
BuMER B9T tHEhes co f0fm7 ST. fs pa aye s
ssss ssss r ST. at wisconsin toeorsetown,,
s125; altered to suit tenant; living ing. guar Y,r
KnNsfsGPos, KEN G;n1 mp.-N.w stores to = b.
hvl 2ox52o oHs1 9d 6oxl1 LIZ. hoE
1MMEbnATa 1aS kSnS1ns'PG; 'PPGo;ssMEss1oN1n the wash
tngtop and Lee sh9pFPlns Gsntsr AEne
SECTION sec Ha Of SSsfsS 81
opposite the WASHINGTON blvd; entrance to
mer 5 oesupsd M0dsTn by tresn s5SEa sss 81
each; minimum rent for 1870. store &
Store Store IS IS sss4 s5s per month suitable. ios
those now operating IL the shopping cen; cen;
commission. ALBERT H. COHEN manag-
sHsT InE Hsf1Gts ssGsEss SH seslf Stock IN $500 blk
spect cali THOMAS 3: WALSH, INC. S16
liz staosn St nG 5oRkRniai RI a551 and and NV;
22x1O0; rear alley. RA. Oe43 after 9
sI45 MT; PLEASANT ST; N.w:ms4e'xss. sr
mo. mo- WAsHINaToN LOAN, q TRUST CO,
real estate dept 900 F st. NV, MA. 3440.
51o4 MACARTHUR BLvD.-New, modern
store, size 26x6b, with full finished base
ment: freproof: desirable location for any
type Of business. Hardware and electrical
cali between 10 am. and pm, RE. 5459.
NEAR 9th and G SITS. N.W.-can be leased
for 4 years at S21O per mo. Suitable for
any kind of business. LLOYD r. TURNER
500 7th st. sw. NE. 1647. p
1922 o ST. N.W.-Good Georgetown loca-
ton: brick bldg recently restored, oil NV
JOSEPH M. WISE, 1882 wis. ave, DU.
BASEMENT STORE at 604 r st: NV. Will
space. HENRY j. RoBB, INC, 1924 ver-
mont ave. NV. DI. s141. -13
STORE FOR RENT OR LEASE-Lge.: i'm
Call M. J. LANE. ME. 2436; after 6
pm, HI 1878. "a
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR PRoFEssIoNAL; one room;
busiest part upper 14th, Mt. Pleasant sec.
ton: immediate possession. CO. 7479. -9
DOCTORS OFFICES and apt combined;
Eill ny yemSdsl e suit tenant ,.ols. oE SsSs SSoS
So. IT. in mod. eiey.. ONCE BLDG: viii rent
half; char: and gtil. furn: Or. 650S. a..
best: newly furnished, modern sttrasttye a,s.aS
board service; well-appointed conference
room for private discussions: stenographic
sslds; sI9 l3th st, st NV. nv. .dteeE deT doors from
2, AND. 4 RIM. SUITES avail, Jan. /.
1903 K st. NV. midway, bet, Maynower
and Statler Hotels suitable for lawyers
and representasiyes Of national oEEsnissss- 1ss
for inspection appointment. IS
1873 conn. AVE. l2nd f9-Well-planned
bath, embracing approximately 1900 80.
oI call M, 43lls :,
rooms and bath, automatic elevator; avail
paf nsf r adNrs te|S See NJ HfSSSy Hs ssi
Conn. ave-, DE. $500.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
FARMS WANTED.
We HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
farm in Virginia. REALTY BULLETIN
RI nw TO0r
WATERFRONT PRoPEkn-sALE.

WATERFRONT lots and cottages; come
Beverly ave, % Beverly Beach, Mayo, Nd
ise. bedrooms, living % room. kitchen. Utility
room, porch, heating plant. tub and
hSMsi vasfr aa Norts se se
S ROOMS s AND Rs1 BAfH Asr newly :; "a aseersted; %
s0fa hcE fr01 Sstst Gs rH noTs s'ss ~ sale.
also furn. cottage facing ocean, for rent
at $500 for season; all near Melbourne.
a1., P1s; soYp Jss1,E r. r. RICHARDS 12o N. Il,
SAY RIDGE, near Annapolis-An all,year-
round bay front home; living room. dining
saffase poreh on an
Shows shower Aba Bath Houses; siee stove rsisr:,
n %s ss's sias1s sssa' oR 5ss ss.' ct
PsS: FOR SALE. new cottage. all furnished
Woodland Beseh; Call J. PALMER ma
LoNa Lossi Il BEAcH M 1Bs2akGAN-Rustic cottage,
only $2,50o, cash, balance $40 month;
fnrnishinss. II you want this one don t
wait; drive s miles south on Prince Fred
erick on solomons Island I'd, turn left at
s: tsoa.sf + s1sK ssRs hasshi ohs''ps:h'
One beautiful extra-large waterfront lot,
QlIeCtly IaClnE Day Wlue sdnu pcdSnJ uuc
low at $e75; worth much more. See MIR.
CARTON at Calvert Beach Pavilion. 60
through Prince Frederick on Solomons
Island I'd. then turn left. Phone DU.
s. 8 81 ACES Sesutifpl h,sh wooded land. M With with
view OF Chesapeake Bay: only 1 blk. from
bay; all waterfront priyileges, boating,
camp eane or eu5. es Of pretaeie for sSbdivision
narEsn p csS g Gniy s9sS9}; Gs}y.rf 1 Rs.ch Pav.
left: or phone DU. 2124 weekdays. .
SEVERAL large. lots right on the West
River for immediate sale; restricted sood
aSis; SsG' near School and Churches; also
few. houses for sale: Shady Side Il one
peske bay ,A.W. ANDREWS,- Shady
slHes ssHEvAN sH6kEsW Wfsi Mbs Eye miles q
heat, knotty pine panelinR. fireplace. 2
town. MRS. CCNNELL. ME. 1881 after
cAfE LEoNARD-Your opportunity FOR
Of the finest saltwater subdivisions OF its
kind in Md. Ideal waters tor sTinmins. srd nths,
to be built. Builders also win find this
. real place. to buy lots; Construction
loans available, more new roads being
sms: ssssa sv:y y e q
famous soiomons and Broomes Islands.
Drive through, Upper Marlboro to Way
sons Corner. turn rizht to FRINGE Fred
men IssPf IssPf EG1ew sprs E fsss
st. NV, Bowen Bldg. MA. 0570.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, o c. B.
sATIjsnAy AovEMBER q,
MOTORCYCLES,

HARLEY-DAvIDSoN, 1e47 model; fully
equipped. owner driven only 224 miles;
$3.50; will accept car or pickup in trade.
100 MONTGOMERY St. Alexandria. %
SCOOTER ExCHANGE-List your scooter
super scooter on display; terms. 355 Cedar
st. NV, Takoma Park. ia. 1921. Open
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. fast, eco
nomical Transportation also light delivery
models: Immediate delivery. GUSHMAN
HARLEY aHiS Z DAVIDSON, b 1910, No. so, ss7b.
NEED saks over sTTkpaaSynsFok1AfioN paynsofks1 Then you
should buy a motorcycle. We have hne
selection Of used machines from which to
choose. Prices begin at 5000. Come visit
us and get acquainted. ALLIED MOTOR
less and A. J. S. Motorcycles, 2014 M st.
NV. RE. 5073. 10
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, model 50,
3-wheel delivery model, 3-wheel brakes
reverse gear, perfect condition. WI. 1855.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
LOTS FOR SALE.

5lsS ns.r Sssa csss pes sB6 h doHn es
Tf TAE n0 CREAM f9 arOofFS oF The H. GRoP"-1 have
lots ythn blk of the prSIoSed TSs1ir. snd snd
ssI 5r see Mr. sf dEoRdE N fif 1885, be
s1a2 saH2sRWnon n and ~ pm estates. ov.r,ook-
SE eSss rotomas @w in aTI9Ft0n aTH8F Call CHI Att
IsoS BLOCK ,ns 18th electric ST. Meters can sDts 5.
se15ht RE- io'f fS4 fS 'S .fe fss' Gan 1884 M HS
AEATN AEAR LiNcoLN Ii aAt rARK-Brick, semidet,
Oct. sf ssrass fii invest. or home; s. 900 down
sRu': ~ FL PhS 5 pal ACE E0R REXTy LsR TG sa
JGsf ;1Ssf oi OFF 'Ti FlNNA. AVE- sE.-stor. With
, details. can iii 5: FIR. 7717. ACE REALTY
SESy5GE 12l4 4 PsnRa sye s. .d IS.
to expand, excel income, great possibilities
4Y dssai stRSc Sf Ff fa14 III penna sl ave = ace see
BUILDERS 8 beautiful lots In silver
Z E n. JHsRELL' sH: 1880 ca. A'e-us5'e' ms
e 1000 So: TT. in Lercom lane section.
small cash payment down. FRED ].
GEORGE, Realtor, 217s N. alebe I'd. GL.
.aaAis,SsiTHoRNE-7o-tt 4 wooded building lot
on Beech st., lust of Oregon ave. faces
Pnehnrst Parkway. Priced at only S3.-
$50. PAUL p. STONE, and EDW. E.
CALDWELL, Developers, MA. 1879. 3
ROCK CREEK ESTATES, corner Yorktown
>end ~ est Beach dr.-s5x90, lovely we'll
wooded, in q good section Of Kalmia I'd.
Verys reasonably priced S4,250. PAUL P.
STONE. Realtor, MA. 1879; after $50,
Mr. Larson, NO. 1854. 3
CALIFORNIA ST, west of 24th-Over u
of an acre, on grade; side and rear alleys;
may sell in frontages of 80 or 30 II. Owner
VII consider trade. L. W. GRooMEs, 18TH
WEsf IASHAM HnLs-weIi- situated 65x
f70 lots; city water; paved roads; attrac-
tive homes on either side: $780,, terms.
WALCRoFT & PARKS, UN. $500 till pm.
CORNER LOT. 61hx1oo. with sc. ex-
posufe, one-tenth mile from Capital Tran
sit blisiine. In q restricted ,west-end subdi,
yisf6A called Roxboro, 1 block Oh arterial
hwyc New homes adjacent Call F. l.
EEfssER. Rockville 1909: .
deal for low-cost housing; Subdivision
ssse. problem can Best desi aiRsoF Il Srtnss IS
Evening star., 1947-11-08
WATERFRONT pRoP.-wAhTEp.

WILL PAY $1,000 to $4,000 cash for mod
ern furn. or unfurn. cottage within 35
miles Of Washington: must be on or near
EarI Bldg. Ex. 2223: ewes. DU: 1890. .
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
IN mp ?. C., Md. and va Mr.. DRAIsNER'
eo s
MoNn1 sfo Z; niS On slcoNb 81 ssb0 TRUST vii,
buy .seoond-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st.. NV. DI $3.50. Brokers; attention.
in "a hours. Also financial aid to build
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryland,
yirsinis or p G. property. s11a The AMERI-
TRUSTS 1st End e.5 and srd .rI'ss nearby Snas M
E5:si REAITh Kr. c1 fsls 905 N Y ave: NV 80! re-
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates. terms or monthly payments. P:.J.
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA.
LOANS TO D. c.. MD, VA. homeowners
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees: low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, s3s Investment Bldg. DI. s672.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

CoMPL. FURNISHED : Practically new
ranch.type Ir house Of f,nest construction,
12o acres of rollins va. land; acres stock
corn, 80 acres clear; box stall barn and
other buildings; 3 riding horses, l Belgian
ali earm impl.: SO min minutes s; from 5c. B. {.
aakG sf GwSFR EErTER GE 1sfS s24 through larger
s2ISf Ass e ySgE tEss se?5 si sss yA
marie Co. farm, located in the Green
cent to many s'2 ne essstss safes Is MILES 9a from
Univ. Of Va. on ins hwy; 210 acres in
Psstprs Sap and carries 80
rooms, 2h baths on 2 fioors. in splendid
eonh eSnsGn msHp.a al s y.V T5Sn Of The III. .ss4s
scaped lawn with towering forest trees.
aS b.R hGu astsd a
cottage and smokehouse. , tenant houses
houses and barns. Excellent farm buildings M
including hunter barn, 12 box stalls Hay
barn, grain barn. chicken houses. etc: Inn
shoad ssa I'll I'll. p4op
sa req hs|sS $s91' sss'n <
sHRszkPo4h s ESszRs nc sitEk ltlz K toe q cAsss
rms. ana basement; near Bluemont, Va;
sDsus sSS acre; sr, with .n ryss
6. H. LAWSON. CO. 1851. N S'''''
90 M. FROM DOWNTOWN Washing
ses lag Of %heS eSod 1oo aer.. spe
frame bungalow. barn and other outbuild-
sfaekhoase, IT,, DDs or suEII B sDsf' a aaRpNER All ~
Rockville $500; or 1885, ewes. and Sun.
CT MARvs r0 OAK e.r.. COG ~ ar
Close to Cedar point Naval Base; mi may y'df: 81
ss oxn.r sa 81 s'J.' T. HxSs sseS ssee
5so-AcRE DAIRY AND STOCK FARM-
800 acres in crops and pasture, with ap-
proximately 200 woodland. All new fences,
stream forming one boundary. Located on
main highway, 45 minutes drive from
downtown WASHINGTON. Main dwelling has
9 rooms; tenant house, rooms; electricity
inss consist Of new dairy barn. stock barn,
milk house, hog house, chicken houses,
equipment sheds and Q well houses. drilled
ferttg Of so akes ts 20.
sirable farm to own. For appointment to
aI. ssss. l JAMES s. 1. Dixon . CO.. 1885
IS5ai HOME, szsi 40 aia ACRES AND CONFINEMENT,
You'll surely be happy in this modern, g.
rm. home, which has . nasstone front
inclosed sun porch and " bath downstairs;
lge. bedrms. and tiled bath upstairs.
Come spring and you'll enjoy fishing in
erty or in Bull Run which borders 1t, be-
Ing situated just Q miles on Lee hwy. nr.
historic "Old Stone House." We believe
list. Eye It and you will buy It. Price.
1920; substantial cash: DOMINION
INSURANCE a. REALTY AGENCY. Realtors
and insuroFs. dL. esss. OK. l77s; eyes,
GL. 3141. 10
Evening star., 1947-11-08
oEFtcEs FOR RENT (cokT,

REAL ESTATE OFFICE, D. CO large
ing; no other real estate ONCE in vicinity;
NJ ShaR Es8SS6 GS6aT f hit Eyes Hs q '7
eai esiH MRS s01; PENNY NY at W RE. 5ss4 or "a:
STTRaGrfvE s7sS ~ fsta'ie ioeFF1cEs-Bath, Venetian
enes eons LsrsrS isnsrS lss srd s St. Sc. FR ssio
%ssSSIIsn Rs:bts
s1SS s1SSs month sso s' cs re residen mar
OFFICE for insurance, travelling agency Or
F st. NV. For information, call Wo.
saGs; BRnSHr So sTNNS + ROOM. n suitable for once;
women only. 1925 M st. NV, RE. 7sls.
1919 ST. NWoss NM, sIds II near rson: stas
I,16s So. it, and 2 rooms 1857 So. IT,
respectiveiy: newly decoratsd: available
sMsTHy SEFTIsrs' &C., DocroFs Ma sss5 Beautiful oce
space available at 14th Al, ,; and r / ave aye
MARsHAEI N. Rw Ii. 55s4S' 4 WArLE co. 1874 Al 14'h
MT. RAINIER-Desirab ONCE space, mod
S9af c Re.s11s Ps so4 rEsKx
ne WA $500: evenings, WA oes6. 10
OFFICE SPACE aysilabls on Wis. Az ave sssI near
sears soepuck; SR: ofoo days. LIE. eSol
rent psrt q srade oor sissss ront oss oe. VI"
be treated 9T
1886; 1880 GA "a. AVE- large onnces, suitable
ss S. snas or re g. 5s
CENTURY BLDG. 412 9th st. n.w.Na
nf0ce hJIlldinV
THog fTs 81 ! FisAEk SsSsi SSsoSsi iSc Ss.itsrs'
osss rd 0S5 sor d.ntlst s3 p s..aty MY
sseh unit SIS month MAURICE MTz!
GERALD, 1911 G st. NV, National 1886
rooms csli *. q osla, e[''sio1s Mr. aooDMAN 5H 81
Mh; s4s dsspiT1osED HSaaS OFFICE SPACE, AElS s.v;
thoroughly modern, newly decorated. air
building near HH
Of eity's most desirable. corners: other
excellent otices ayaiiable for national rep
ance company Headquarters or professional
highly aualiled tenants considered. Df.
Inzt gffER aeaalnf iaah 81 acsoKNER mr. Park "a
,th qmcss ICES. Az approx; st- goo 90: IT, remodeled
WIN modern nxtureS, 1St commercial, pro-
fessional or commercial use. B. J. GRI-
iash AR oSeS %N6 eSss sTs e. NWaeMod.rn sSae once,
blinds; huorescent lighting; one room with
use of reception room: immediate occu-
psney;. stenoEraphic service If desired.
ss4si NICHOLS AVE. Sc. second nre5
81 f ssaairsd; a ;, FL doctor, ghetcsr.pRsS:
Co, Est. 1895, Real Estate and Insurance,
2l1O Nichols ave. Sc. Ii. 2501. Realtor.
21st g. X SITS. Nw.-corner location.
Entire bldg for lease; 2 floors and base
esss Psns o.p.S r.! 1000 81 s.
Rhits. R1sfii ss DI. MI i4l2' Poe with FRANK Mo S
WIS. AvE.--Desirably located ONCE north
Of Sears. Roebuck: furnished or unfur-
sired. MRS. CUsHARD. OR. 1889. 10
OFFICE SPACE IN newly remodeIed BLDG,
A: BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR.
oFFifcEs AvAILABLE-sinrle or suites:
sGfFxBEE sdfRs IzoC FOR DENTISTS ONCE. vlctn-
Genau. WASHINGTON LOAN L. TRUST
GO, real estate dept, 900 st. NV,
TMo ~ sIAGRGE OFFICES now available, loo
party. For further information. call GER
AID REALTY CO., 412 9th st. NV, DI.
6gSb. 10
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AuToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

YOUR CAR WASHED while you wait in
10 minutes, in auto laundry using con-
veycr system. also simonizine. COM
PLETE AUTO LAUNDRY. 3510 Ga. ave.
BRAND NEW MOTORS, Dodge. Plymouth.
all models. from 1895 4S-hour installa-
ton. FLEISHER'S GARAGE. 426 Eye st.
NV, MA. 9409. 3
GREASE GUNS, enameled display board,
eisht guns, automotive, prewar: Ss5.
En- sHfro 9aas aassrrrpv rrs,rp 49,. s.,,, s. nv
BATTERY ELECTRIC & SUPPLY CO
Must sell. EN-. 0342. Sc
SEWING MACHINE. for auto trimmers;
new new JEEP ENGINES. resularly sae5, this
week only S139.5O ACTION AUTO SALES,
9Th and N sts. nv NA. 64ls; M,.9
S14 or best offer under FIR. 1871. -
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APARTMENT SITES.

55 ACRES, zoned for apts., in nearby Ar
iInston; In highly accessible to Govt. sec.
tions Of Va and g C.; this prope1Ttyt st,ls Is
lies. adjacent with main transp. line
only a Blk. away; release clauses, fexable
hnaneng to sstasIh PEiRsKspaS BEkENs Ask
SALES, INC, 1925 X st. NV. MA. 9141.
18th AND ASPEN N.w;.55s;o 600 9 dao. &; 44l1 a <
r t. odftyided: Wiz plus rs, 900 IT. for playground
a. Gadjoinins; Soc foot. MA, 674o; ewes
EEf2ninER Ell ATTENTIoN-sites for gar
a.n-type apt in Sligo Park, 24-apt. units
each. Approved for FLA: Title sos: a0Gs
loans Call FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. 9141. 1928 K st. NV.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1893 HALF ST. SCI story, .freproof
pvt. toilet room. shop and workman
toilet room: zoned 2nd commercial and
suitable for various lines Of business
shop, etc. HARRY JUSTINE, 1927 Eye
SECOND COMMERCIAL space Of approx.
nW 'WVV ramp am from ~ rear: reasonable @ rent csii
Mr., Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC, wash
ington Bldg. ,DI; $780,, ewes, GIL. 4466,
space for warehouse or garage: good brick
building, and parkins space; equipped with
electricity. HENRY J. RoBB, INC, 1924
UNDER LoNG-TERM LEAsE-will build
warehouse suitable for tenant on $4,000
50. IT. industrial property with railroad
sign, Box 449-M. Star.