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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE
NEW YORK. Dec, 15-U.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15-OD-
Produce markets: Potatoes-(dol-
lars p 100 lbs. unless otherwise
indicated.) Very steady. Maine
FKatahdins l $50 asked; Ka-
t"hdins No. so lbs. LIS asked;
Green Mountains No. l 3.15-.40;
No. $50 lbs. It's bid; Green
Mountai No. Jumbo : 80 ask
ed; Long Island Green Mountains
No. l 3.25- 40; Greer. Mountains
No. 1-B It's asked; Katahdins No.
l 3.25 bid; Green Mountains No.
$50 lbs. 1.60; Idaho Russets, No.
5.00-.25; Idaho Bakers No. 1A5O
lbs. washed 2.75- 80; Connecticut
Green Mountains No. $50 lbs. l.
20 asked; Idaho Russets: 10 lb
bags 59-62; Nebraska Red Bliss
so lbs. 800 No. 1-B 800.
Sweet potatoes-(bushels bas
kets) Steady. New Jersey Colder
No. l 1.75-3.25; Jersey type, pro
cessed 800 asked; Jersey type No
/ 1853 90; Jersey type, med. 60
70; Maryland Golden Wax No.
2.00-.75; med. 100; Jumbo 100
; Delaware Golden No. 2.75; Pinl
: Hearts, No. 1 800 bid.
Live poultry: Quite; rabbits al
grades 20-32; fowls a..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16

a substantial forward swing be-
fore the end of December. ac-
counted for most of the days
transactions. Brokers reported
customers generally held aloo1
to await developments at
Washington and abroad. Defeat
of the Republican anti initiation
program in tn e House brought
few immediate market repercus
sions. Russia's currency devalu.
alton shift and apparent failure
of the London Foreign Ministers
Conference were taken in stride
by Wall Street forces.
The Associated Press 60-Stocl
Composite was up 8 of a point
at 64.5 where it was back to the
high since Nov. Is. It was one
of the broadest markets of the
year, 1901 issues registering
This was a peak since Oct. Is
There were 626 plus and 25|
minus signs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
Stocks Manage Selectiue
PROGRESS On Actiue Market

months although exceptions
were plentiful among leaders. It
was tn e eighth successive ses-
sion without an average loss.
Rails, buoyed by Frightening
hopes for a freight rate boost,
were in front from the start but
few of these eventually stum-
bled. Assorted oils, farm i'm
plements, steels and special is
sues pushed up l to 2 points or
so with isolated jumps of around
5 in evidence. Quick-turn profit
cashing stalled the advance in
the final hour an d top marks
were reduced in the majority of
cases at the close. Despite oc-
casional slowdowns, dealings
the day amounted to 1,430,0
shares, largest since Oct. d.
They compared with 100000
Friday.
News By-Passed
Professional short covering
and other buying, based on the
belief waning tax selling and re-
investment demand would bring
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
LOCAL QUOTATIONS:

Furnished by Allen C. Ewing + Co.
Aviation Shares .50a 500 SAB
ACL of Conn. 4.00a so 50 SO
Boston Fund 2.10h- 1852 21.2l
Carolina Insur 1.40a 26 %
Chase Nat Blk 1.6Oa 80 IA .35 Ia
M Bell 40 Ex Div. 10c &c SO 7 Ia
Mass Inv Tst 1.89b 24.96 1888
(Ex Div 4Oc)
National Transit Co - 41-S 4l-1
National Transit Pump &
Mach Co. Elk Div 3Oc IA Z
Peoples Saw B & T SEQ 80 -
Red Rock Bot Qnc, Gal 5 S 81
Security National Big .S0a 81
Standard Stoker 3.00a 21 q
Tide Water Pow Com Goa 71-e 77-&
viii Saw & Tst 2.O0a 4s
a.-Indicated annual dividend rate.
b.-1ncome and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c.-Paid in l946.
The above quotations are nominal anc
are believed to be indications of tn
price at which the securities may b
purchased or sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
High Low Last
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK
RICHMOND, Va, Dec, l5-H

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 15-(R
-(USDA) - Livestock; Hogs
Today's market not established.
Cattle-Market fairly active
early sales. Slaughter ST. er S
about steady. Good grade $22.00-
$500; most medium $18.00-20.00;
common down to $1,000. Cows
fully steady to strong, Gamers
and cutters $9.00-11.5O; medium
dairy type $11.50-14.OO; good beef
COWS $14.50-l7.00. Heavy sausage
bulls $14.00-16.O0. A few beef
bulls $l6.OO-18.0o; lightweights
$11.00-l4.00. Vealers opene d
steady, mostly $4,000 down, some
choice higher. Good and choice
calves $18.O0-2o.00; common and
meu -um $14.0O-17.00.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
NAVAL, STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 15-(R)
- -Turpentine 64; offerings, 1853;
sales, none; receipts g.; shipments
Y; stocks, 1904.
Rosin: offerings and sales, 100;
receipts, so; shipments, none;
stocks, 11,067. ...5
Quote: B $50; D IT'S; E 800;
F G H l K M and N $50; WIG $50;
WV and x 9.2O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
Pail Issues Step Off In
Front But Some Falter
AT Close

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
, YORK, Dec. IS N -
stocks.-Higher; selected issues
exhibit strength. -.
NRonds-Strong; rails up l to 3
points r.sv. commission
house liquidation:
''0' CHICAGO
Wbeat-Mixed; trade light.
Corn--M'xed; demand for cash
Grain siakens.
nats---.1ixed; December firm.
Hogs-Mostly IS cents higher;
top s26.75, .... IT,. in
lot top $3.50.
NEW YORK, Dec. IS. - R-
c.ocke continued to make select
;re progress today on one of the
heet volumes of the past two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
CHICAGO RITTER

CHICAGO, Dec. Is. - up -
USDA)-Butter firm; prices I'm
changed to IL cent a pound
higher; AA SO score 87.5; A 92-
86.5; B 90-83.5-84; c 1915.
Eggs unsettled; prices two to
three cents a dozen lower on
three top grades, IL cent lower
to a cent higher on lower grades
large No. l extras 60-61; No. 2
$3.50; medium No. l extras
54-55; standards 54-55; current
receipts 1854; dirties 39-39.5 ;
checks $685..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 15-P)-Cot-
ton futures registered losses of
Is cents to $40 a bale today. The
market met persistent commits
sion House liquidation which was
attributed partly to selling for
year-end tax purposes.
Shortly after noon furry of
New Orleans selling touched off
stop-loss orders and the market
declined sharply. Hedging was
moderate. Prices also weakened
on the noticeable lack of mill
buying, except On the scale down,
leading to the belief that mills
have covered a good part of their
commitments against textile sales
for the time being.
Liquidation n nearby Decemb-
er was stimulated prior to expira.
ton of those contracts at noon
tomorrow. There was a good deal
of switching into the later de-
liveries which developed a par
tial rally in those positions to-
wards the close.
Spot cotton markets were firm
due to the tightening supply sit
uation and textil> Land extend
ed into the fourth quarter of 1948.
Futures closed rs cents to ST.
40 bale lower than the previous
close.
Open High Low Last
Dec $3.50 $3.50 1910 36.15 off 80
Mch 36.39 36.48 $3.50 1884 off 48
May 35.99 1910 35.48 1854 off "A
July 34.73 34.80 34.31 34.34 off SO
Oct 31.68 31.78 31.35 31.50 off Is
Dec BLOB BLOB 30.55 5000 off II
Middling spot 36.73n off 48.
N-Nominal
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-06

veteran until years after the date of his discharge or until two years after the official termina- tion of the war, whichever is later. wise eligible.
 o. Under what conditions is veteran entitled 10 out-patient treatment from the Veterans Ad- ministration?
 A. A veteran whose disabilities are service-connected may receive out-patient medical, surgical and dental care for those disabilities. Treatment may be given at Vet erans Administration field station, or the VA may authorize it to be given by physician or dentist in the veterans home town.
 Q. obtained a G. I. home loan in June, l945, and now would like to know if I may obtain further loan under the amended c. I. Bill?
 A. Yes. Evidently your guaranty under the original Servicemen's Readjustment Act was $2,000; therefore under the act as amend ed in December, 1945, you are eli gible for a further guarantee of $2,000 on real estate loan, or $1 1000 on a business or non-real estate loan.
 o. l receive a portion of my husbands compensation because we are separated. Am I entitled to a widows pension at his dath?
 A. At the death of your hus- band, you may be entitled to widows pension, despite your sep aration,. providing you are other
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-06

ing to the hills. Fish poles, gold pans and hiking shoes are fast becoming familiar objects about the barracks. With last Friday a holiday, ten staunch pioneers pull ed up stakes late Thursday eve ming and started out on long iaunt; five going as far as Dexter by rail, and the rest to Glacier Creek. The latter group came stumbling home about 7:30 am. Friday morning. The rest showed up at 1:15 the same afternoon.
 The AACS is busy enjoying the Alaskan Territory in our off duty hours. The unusually fine weather as of late has enabled many of our personnel in their free time to see some of the country in the best way possible, which is by foot. Most of our personnel are taking the phrase, See Alaska First" very seriously and are finding out that they like it very much.
 The 53rd Airways has combined with the 10th Rescue Squadron in forming softball team to enter the post league. We had one de- feat in our first practice game of the season, but will get better re- suits after more practice. T/Sgt Starzack has found a new title for the song What's The Use of Get ting Sober When You're Going to Get Drunk All Over Again" He hasn't revealed the new title as yet, but who knows, he may be second Irving Berlin.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-06
Friday. June 6. ls47

10 our folds, for. he just transfer red from QM. We see that the Provost Marshal IS getting ready for civilian life, for he was pres ent at the PIT formation Wednes- day morning. The MPs were hon. ored this week with a visit from S/Sgt Miller of Ft. Richardson.
 With the thawing of the ground, many of the Ordnance boys have taken to the hills in search of gold. So far the intake has been just mediocre, but with the "never say die" attitude the boys are still trying. Our luck has changed from bad to good in preseason softball games, and we feel cer- tain that the season will follow r'uch the same course as last year. T/5 Erdman, one of our wheels. is taking a four week course in Warehousing at Fort Richardson.
 The Engineer softball team is just about ready for their first league game. They split two non- league games with the officers, winning the first 43 in ten inn ings. After losing the second by one run margin, they came back in a few days to swamp the 53rd Airways. S/Sgt. Leslie of the En- gineers, and M/Sgt Ray of Head quarters left yesterday for three month trip northeast to the Brooks Mountain Range.
 The Hq. Det. boys are now talk
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-06

Everything at the base Quarter master started off about the same this week except for PIT grunts and groans early Monday morn ing. Morale scared though. as it rained that first fatal day, and prayers for rain on Wednesday were vainly said. Of course the nightly discussions about Pen ner's, Joe's, and Tom Lavan's girl friends don't exactly sing one to sleep. Oh, yes That California weather is one of the favorites, too.
 It looks like T/Sgt. Till is get ting the fishing fever, for he has been down checking the Coast Guard Boats recently. The MPs are proud to welcome Sgt. Smith
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-06
0NN' M%GiBzg

AS a service to veterans in the community, this newspaper will publish a weekly column of news briefs from the Veterans Admin istration. For more detailed infor- nation, vetearns should contact or write to the nearest VA contac! unit at 46 and 47 P. O. Bldg, An chorage.
 Q. What papers do I need in ob- taining a certificate of eligibility for education under the c. I. Bill?
 A. You must take a photostat or certified copy of your discharge papers to the VA. If you are mar ried and wish to claim a depend ent for increased subsistence you will need a court record of your marriage.
 Q. What is the relation of World War II veterans to all other vet eran population?
 A. Seven out of every nine Gv- ing veterans served in World War II. Total veteran population of this nations last five wars is 18,- 188,000 of whom 14, ,267 ,000 served in World War II.
 Q. I was discharged from the army in May, l945. Am I still eli gible to receive readjustment al- loWanceS?
 A. Yes. Readjustment allow ances are available to any eligible
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-06
SGT. DOLYE MARTIN VISITING IN NOME

Sgt. Doyle Martin, brother of Mrs. Jack Reed, is spending his furlough here. He is stationed at Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
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White Broadoth Shirt finely woven Sanfozed Impeccably
tailored by Wilson Brothers, ulcut chest and shoulders
tapered at the waist. Correctly styled collar 1896
Faultess Nobe Paamas gift of matchless comfort No
pinch, no bind no rope to ruin sleep Nobet waistband
gives you BREATHE From 81 So
Duatwi Ties famous Wilson Brothers exclusive woven
of Celanese* yarn of rayon. Won't slip, slide wrinkle
Just 81 90 EACH
Wool Socks in popular Argyle plada always hit with
him. Hewant several pair Regular and anklet lengths
$l75
Wool Glove and Mufer Set, real gift number Perfectly
matched in color and design In bright and subdued coos
So 95 and $780,
ITs SMART GIVE GIFTS WILSON BROTHERS.
ASK FOR THEM BY NAME
Evening star., 1947-11-24
STORES FOR RENT.

i7I0 H ST N.w-Two newly decorated
rooms for sales or off1ces IN md i iioor Of
ssy sf 'AqR Na Wv s per or CO CO Asa''e asoo 'mss
floor once. furnished with desk and
sEoWs lGsssd FEafr7 = doRp e ."s 'fs
Two Two CONNECTING RMS. suitable for
millinery or dress making, women only.
1925 NJ st. NV. RE. Os45: -.5
sUBLET-otfice space at $40 Evans Build
Ing Once iurnsshinss Ms ioT Sy yale Es,iaoIe
:sI siol ET TMaeaRrHuR e.Glri BLvD.-New. modern
store. size 25x66,, with full fnished base
type of business; hardware and electrical
appliances preferred For appointment.
call between 10 am. and pm. RE 5a5s.
1928 EYE sT.--Attractive seven room Of;
nee suite available at reasonable renta
ecs ssrstss o RosERF VI sA%AoE s
LARGE LagsI s'ce,i ceoRSEK S STORE. approx. 500 50
Fl corner of Ga ave vsabIe ana c0rTn pee or
FLOYD E. DAVIS 60, 1929 X st. NV
ISL 18Th VilSi AND SITS. N.E.-around-noo store.
ns5sh0ospppol soon appiy leasna n dept. LEO NJ BERN
STEIN & CO.. l4l5 K st. NV, ME- 5aoo
14th AND PARK RID. Nw-1st com
mercisl; :, lge. rms, lst A.; ideal location
f11 front, fe'a Apply Susss Isaslns dept LEO BERN
STEIN & co. 14l5 x st. NV" ME- 300
ees INDIANA AVE. N.w.-store and q
approx. 6.5oN 50. It.. BLDG. equipped with
elevator. oil heat, immediate possession
e. tSI,9sE sS'fi ss'y Co. isf:'s
hG 1900 81 stoCK cE'" tn ST. Nw.-soxss and
hoce
retail or wholesale business. Owner wound
consider sale at reasonable figure. Call
LEWIS BROWN. MA. $40; ewes. EN-
Will REMODEL stores located at busy
intersection, main highway In close-in
North Arlington. GIL. 1854 or Elk. TIPS.
1921 EYE ST. N.w.-Two-room otrice suite.
second floor front. Available at reasonable
efnssl ess Of ssVAoE s
NEW BUiLDlNG @5xso, one left of new
ceilent location for many retail businesses:
md floor available If desired. j. MAY
NARp MAGRuDER. Realtor. Radio BLDG.
Ills nth ST. NV rooms and mod
ernstic tiled bath; newly. remodeled; 10
Gated in busy lst commercial section; suit
aoom aos 0E srosery sore seD at
Rhl,0! Hi. rEpERsL as eosTsSeTISa CO. .siS
eoEsER eeS Gss rI1G aIs ny G.ors. ma ave near Co.
lnmbia rd.: suitable for drugstore. ap.
condition:, good lex.e TO- responsible
NEW. MODERN STORE, very desirable
business location. on Kennedy st. NV.
DEsuRABLE M IoCATIoNs in both Arl CO.
and Falls Church: immed. poss reasonable
rent; redecoration, lust completed: long
lease can be obtained Call Mr., Francis.
ARIINGToN REALTY CO, a2O4 vii, on
blvd. Arlins ton, Va GL. 1900. -23
COLORED-i208 EDISON PL. Ne, suit
$50 mo Call THOS. D. WALSH INC.
SIS 11th st. NV DI 1857 "a
Evening star., 1947-11-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LOCATION in DC. for the sale Of Christ
mas trees; low rent. Call MI. $3.50. : to
6ea 8rd ST. NV. 1st floor; rooms for
sale and service. or ofice space, $50. See
tenant or phone co. 1915. am, to
CONN: AVE. near 8 st.-1;1Oo IT., well
shop or professional ONCE; ayailable i'm;
pfdats E eo H ,stssn Gyds ~ WM pi ss
APPROX. 1890 so. FIT, on wilson blvd,
MAGRUDER' sda6 Realt0r. Radio Bids, so9w.
rooms and nsi bath al suitable aena Tor profes eSe
sss' sss ssia5E iasn Or con- e"ss ssi'
issl iss s.h St sr m Nwsaa "a aa't Commercial
Tesr' rear, suitable for of,ees light manu-.
n featuring me mechsnic shop ETC. Inquire
FHR@ Fl or LocAFioN. s. FS suitable for
ofhces. small store or restaurant; excel,
George washington Hospitals. 24I5 Penn
sYlceasf sEcoNb 'csj coMMERcIAL. hdM 500 to 1900
In ideal of Tor sns and oce
with PASSENGER and freight elevators with
I4I5 X st. NV, ME 54O0. -2s
626 INDIANA AVE. N.W.-Store and
upper frs, downtown. Entrance on SITS.
$500 So IT. Bldg. equipped
with elevator. Oil heat. Immediate posses
sion F9r furthsT srp Sstai MsansN sppy ieastns
K st. NV, ME- 540O. -2S
2-SToRY BR. GARAGE, containing approx
1900 SO: #. on hoors, alley l.n entrances. Is
shop; vicinity 18th and H NE; $T5.
DRURY REALTY CO., 1877 X. RE. 1888.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
lNyEsTMcNI PROPERTY FOR SALE;

SHOPPING CENTER-Beautiful, modern
limestone building. consisting OF stores,
complete information. cali MI. Jolles, jr.,
until ; Pm: s9nday and e1n eyes Il, 4335'
Ist COMMERCIAL, near George Washing
ton Hosp.-4-story brick. l3 rms, :. kits,
: baths; excel, cond,; yearly income;
by turning building into otices; $4,000
s.FAMIIY APT" priced sa7 800; income;
81 81 osSs % BOSS ! s'f PHEtfs, INC, T; I9p7
4 AoME N OWNERS and investors. trade f in
your home toward the purchase of an
NV nrs. sp hGuse pa hsys eys.d
81 EaG 4s77: s5IosH Sith :? brown REALTY coAS.
iNvEsTMEST EssI!sTS RS 'oas 'ooaPsfoRruN1ry-rour:un
equipped. kitchens; needs about $4,000 in
fash and now eng to soT
owner is moving away and ready to talk
business seriously. r, P. Ripley. Realtor,
SH 1888: Sun. and ewes, SH. 891B. Mr..
coRNER OF 18th and SO. Carolina ave.
se.-One 6-rm. house. one 7-rm. house.
store apd one nrcs a%y fo1 Apt yesry
FISREfpERick a. 4: BtuMgR Co. Reaitors Fl.
Pa. ave. Sc. FIR: loss. -2d
hH HEIGHTS aDs5tment tsrS house. In
rentals from $40 to S45 mo-; . freproofed
inside stairways Present yearly income come
81 900: exc exeellen. Investment. For infor-
ss: sseiusive agents. 1874 Park I'd: NV, GO,
NEW YORK AVE. NW.-3 frame houses:
zoned lst commercial; price. Sl5,0oo; S.
R.. MARTIN & CO., exclusive realtors.
PETWoRTH-a-fa family apt. bldg, contains
on a lot containing ooW oyer S'44n SO; + nrIM 81
steSo' eo exclusive ef realtors realtors. pU $3.50. EYES
VEST w rVoI 81 CONN. AvE.-s-story apt. bldg.
Tsntns fns Tor 70 s snd ss @
snaua gross neoms s,SNEY nRSWN ReTps
sfAaiIY "a stH row Row BR ah HONE HSs near Lincoln
Park on 18th St. Sc: only Sl3.500 6
pm. DRURY REALTY CO., 1877 x
sPEcuLAToRs-House converted into :
apts.: Si5;5Oo small cash. PICK lo, UP few
isfhSssr istR 81. ~ NV. aPTs-converted % brick
in good condition; annual income, $1,000
low expenses: owners apt available for
sss%i snd sum Mr. N.Y. Thssss'd BOSS GS f1ss
iNs .SsToaY itl BkrcK s1 nT STORE and once BLDG
income. over $4,000 per annum shows
over 13es net return on Investment; Sl5,,
SMALL iNvEsTMENT PRoPERTY on 7th
st. sw, 3-story brick, with "5-ft. store
brick garages: excellent return on invest
ment: Call DI. 1915 till pm. VIM; H.
sMaGEphAff SMALL hAAffARTTMENT-s-tamily II ENT unit in
Westover. Arlington. Va: brick, built Just
% install . additional apts. in basement:
trust can be placed. Exclusive with Mr..
Domer At sANDoz. INC. . Dupont CIRCLE.
S 18th ASD G SITS. N.w.-1ncome prodac;
1-unit apt, Ideally situated i,i1 near every !,.c
sERSsTEE1N & CO.. 14i5 x st. NV. ME.
ssiixoUNrr coLoRED APT, each unit;
repair; income. $ $40: Phone Mr..
Wn'sSs:s $685. BOSS os ssGs rArEs fEs; me- Nc Ssp
5 APTs;.rxo four-tamny mats, detached
iooking '-s; Govt 'G PARK, / Slk: from iransp,
sSsSa' t9lse sas ssHSS sasSoo Hes H. e.
SMALL e. DETACHED BRICK APIS. bull in
1912; popular Arlington community: price
Of a little, more than $4,000 per unit; Is
on new buildings less tavorably located;
KEIEEa D pssst
DowNToWN DO ITeSaTi BHsINEss PROPERTY, near
18th snd ps & ave. ,, nv; pfiiees; h income
Ex 5656; ewes, GE 4SS4 -25
Evening star., 1947-11-24
THE-EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. C.
"a,
oFFJcEs FOR RENT (coNT., !,


D14 G PL N:w.-Lse. front rm., nrst hr:'
GERALpo REALTY co" 4ls bth H. ~
$.s ;s,s = vs. sSsrE Sis aR: s9S6'
coSvaNiENr cSS e IN SGe1 70 PATENT OFFICE, Ia.
tsrnal Revenue Bureau Esdsrsl Nc commmnnt,' nun,
dfp'; dS,a. IN osDa aDs. 81 et Fl soS ao0f
,i,s AND TO sTs sWo@pst.; ss NE 9GSs
lO-story once Bids; al services inslud:a
BERSsTE1N b Tsss peis Coz te' i4is sE st. E M
ii,n AND SITS. N;w:-Ls.; wv i. and ,. .%sn ma.
s,as S.nt fGapistes fEo n lssfffs R eo
i i..h n,T AND nf pAs4 is30 RID. NV. - ss I.t q.
dentist; ste Apply LEASING dept, LEG N.
sERssTE1F ,h ssp sfs' so SMise Ne iseo front room
na ms dsp Dc f0"ps5e PEo SP's Co g.
rtorEssfoSAL ii sT sHfrR III s4oS downtown o...
500 monthly. cail CO. $3.50 wesEa.yI
DESK SPACE. mail, switchboard service.
nc ssEk ea Aai%s Sss in
yer's suite; / completely furnished once
asIaai9s SH telsgh0ns sa@ and library; sac. no.
PhsDs ABS NE oFrcfs ICES rok Sg fst
desirable for architect or contractor; excel.
NV location. Call Ex; 1897. 90
> ofices, approx. 500 50. IT: Recently re-
modeied with brand-new fixtures. Conn
mereial or professional use. 3. !. eRI;
LARGE R oFFicE. windows; recently deco
rated. with private once and vashroonl
~ ;se St s:n. sSS, si4hs
co; q: 5th St, NV; pI; 5ae5, rs
DESIRABLE E.Ms LOCATIONS in both Al c..
rent. redeeoratton Just completed Ions
lease can be obtained. Call Mr.. Francis,
ARLINGTON REALTY CO. -25
LARGE bright ofices, reasonable Inquire
9SS il sT. N.W.~one small room in once
saa s'5tsH4 55sEFH 'oE 'Rs Bsbso eS'fs;s sc 70
coLoKED. .end AND M SITS. Nw-Ls..
ing department. LEO NJ. BERNsTE1N h
CO. l4l5 x st: NV; Me. $500. -2s
once blds, $S5 a month. including heat
and eiec. Immediate occupancy: Apply
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO., 141S x st.
SILVER sPRiNG-Nie. sinsl. once. ane
Buiidins; reasonable rents; parak,ns iseiIIi3;
3i--RM. APT, in mod; BLDG; Just being
completed; must be dentist, oculist or
81 s4iropcd!st. 9sS 1894 Nichols ave, Sc, tel
a1.v 81 Nw & in the hear, x2 # aSsn:
d.s for aSy business. s M sss sss o 5osRsa
y. BRUNO: INC. Ma, 3411. &
PETTIT BROS, 1887 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
OFFICE SPACE for .ent. 500 block Eys
200 SO IT.. suitable for any kind OF ofnces
or light manufacturing. Ind commercial
zone: will remodel to suit tenant Gail
DowNrowN ELEVATOR nLDG.-s ofie..
WINKLER. Manasement, Iii7 Vermont
i5s; conn. AVE. oFFICEs-Furnished Or
uniurn.: also desk space, INCLUDING phone
Cali MIR, GOODMAN, co. $500. -2s
SUITE OF ) FINE OFFICES. brand new:
tiuorescent liehis, bath: ayailable for
hlsh.type individual or orG rGanizatlon parskcs aIrskc
Sl2o. 2-yr. lease; $115, 3-yr. lease. MA.
CoLoREDHoTFiCE col suITE-Ideal 10,
ns asn. SECOND ss auto hss ssG 4Ia SnSSs' .sd
coLokEb&ipE.L cT AR :if;iE LOCATION, next door
to Strand 1heater in Deanwood on same
1oor with physician rooms and ssstn