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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
SMASH jEWELRY
STORE WINDOW IN
MIDNIGHT ROBBERY
Watches and Diamonds i'm Loot
From Leiber's On South
Main Street
Thieves Obtain Valuables Thru
Hole Broken in Display
Window

Loot including ten watches, four
diamond rings and other valuables
estimated at s400 was obtained by
thieves who broke a corner of the
large plate glass show window of
the Clair Leiber jewelry store in the
Stratton block on South Main street
early Tuesday morning.
Breaking out the glass in lower
corner Of the show window which
previously had been cracked, the
burglars gained access to items in
the window display which they pull
ed thru the opening.
The watches, including Elgins and
Walthams were within arms reach;
however to obtain the diamonds
which were farther back IN the
window they pulled cloth covering
from a standard on which five rings
were displayed. One of the rings,
however, was overlooked by the
burglars.
Shortly After Midnight
Probable time of the robbery may
be established by a report from
George Carmack occupant of a
second floor apartment in his build
ing which adjoins the Stratton block.
Carmack said he was awakened
about 11:15 Tuesday morning by the
sound of pounding He did not
investigate, however, because passing
motorists and truckers often stop to
change tires or do work on their
vehicles on the street below.
The theft was discovered when
the store was opened for business
Tuesday morning and deputies from
the Allen county sheriff's office were
summoned for fingerprinting. The
burglary was repeatedly the work of
amateurs.
yaiuables Usually Removed
Valuable items ordinarily are re-
moved from the display window and
locked in a safe overnight, but that
precaution was not taken at closing
time Monday as Leiber had intend
ed TO return to the shop later in the
evening.
After changing his plans, Leiber
did not return to the store that even
ing, altho he and his wife mentioned
the advisibility of making special
trip down town to remove the valu-
ables from the window, which they
decided not to do. The loss is not
insured.
Authorities are searching for
questioning four unidentified youths
seen on the street near the scene OF
the robbery earlier Monday night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
FARMERS HOPE TO
GET CORN PLANTED
As SKIES CLEAR
Situation in BIuffton Area
Admittedly Critical but
Not Hopeless
Potato Growers Report Trouble
In Keeping Seed In
Condition

With no rain for two days-ai-
most a record for this spring
farmers were hopefully eyeing the
skies Wednesday afternoon and esti-
mating prospects for resuming work
in the fields which were flooded by
one of the seasons heaviest down
pours, Monday.
Following Mondays rain, almost
continuous for twenty-four hours
which sent Big and Little Riley
creeks out of their banks, Tuesday
and Wednesday were clear, and vir-
tually cloudless, although weather
forecasts predicted showers.
The corn planting situation, adj
mittedly critical, is not considered
hopeless by farmers here who still
expect to get in q normal acreage,
given favorable weather.
MANY FIELDS Nor PLowED
One of the most serious drawbacks
Is the fact that many fields are still
to be plowed and the seed prepared
before corn can be planted.
However, ]. e. Bradfute, u. S.
soil conservation agent who made a
survey of this area, Tuesday said
that corn still is a safe crop. 1T
is not too late to plant corn now
and it will not be too late for some
time yet" he continued.
Bradfute said that despite the wet
season many farmers are not chang
ing their plans for corn planting.
Some of them believe that clover
seedlings in wheat earlier in the
spring probably are drowned out.
POTATO SITUATION SERIOUS
Also serious in this area is the
potato crop situation. Some of the
larger growers have planted only
small portion Of their acreage while
others have as yet made no move
toward planting.
The growers have on hand their
seed potatoes which must go in the
ground reasonably soon or spoil.
In order to keep the seed potatoes
in condition for planting some grow
ers have been running them through
the grader for the past month to
keep them from sprouting prema-
turely. Other growers, less well
equipped have already lost sizable
portion of their seed.
Expert potato growers declared
this week that the crop must get in
to the ground within the next two
weeks after which there must be ex-
tremely favorable growing weather
throughout the sumer-not too hot
and not too much moisture-if there
is to be a crop this fall.
The final gamble will be on fTeez-
ing time in the fall. Usually the
ground is frozen by the first of No
vember which results in the loss of
late potatoes planted in June.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
College COnfers Honorary Degrees On
Two Bluffton Men Pioneers In Education
c. Henry Smith and N. E..
Byers Receive Doctors
Degrees
Honors Awarded at College
Commencement Exercises
Monday

With the largest enrolment i'm its
history during the past year, Bluff
ton college will probably turn away
some prospective students next fall
because of shortage of housing ac-
commodations, DR.. L. L. Ramseyer
predicted in his presidents state
ment made at Bluffton colleges 47th
commencement exercises Monday
morning in the First Mennonite
church.
Despite q heavy rain, the church
auditorium was filled for exercises
marked by the conferring of degrees
on q seniors and the class address
by DR.. Clarence E. Mccartney of
Pittsburgh, Presbyterian church
leader, world traveller and author
of AZ volumes in varied fields Of
writing.
Commenting on this years record
enrolment, DR.. Ramseyer pointed
out that students of the postwar
period are more mature and have a
broadly varied background.
The school head also announced
that Bluffton will have representa-
ton in a student delegation from all
Mennonite schools scheduled to leave
New York City on June 81 for a
European study tour during the
summer months.
Reports Progress
Reporting on the new gymnasium
auditorium, DR.. Ramseyer reported
contributions have passed the $65, 900
mark, representing approximately
one-fourth of the $250,00O goal.
Eighty per cent of the contributions
are in cash.
Largest gift in the drive was
from Mrs. c. H. Musselman, who
contributed $4,000, and her daugh-
ter, who gave an additional $4,000,
In his commencement address, DR..
Mccartney told graduates "The
Greatest Thing in Man." his subject,
is the human conscience. No honor
can compare with conscience, and the
Lord is with anyone who obeys his
conscience, he said.
Special music included an organ
solo by Prof. Otto Holtkamp; a
duet by Elizabeth Brand and Lois
Oyer, with Elizabeth Waterstraw ac-
companying. The opening prayer
was by Rev. P. E. Whitmer and the
benediction by Rev. E. J. Bohn.
Honorary Degrees
Conferring of honorary degrees on
N. E. Byers and C. Henry Smith in
recognition of so years of meritor-
ious service to Mennonite educational
institutions was made by Dean ]. S.
Continued on page 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
Loss Small On
TlUO Fire Calls

Two fires in Bluffton the past week
resulted in only nominal loss, it was
stated by Fire Chief Guy Corson.
The department answered both calls.
A fire in the roof of the Mrs.
Caroline Matter residence brought a
call for the department Friday morn
ing at 9:20 o'clock.
The second alarm was sounded
Tuesday night at S:15 when motor
cycle caught fire at the residence of
Justin Basinger on Thurman street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
Electric Service To
Be Off Next Suladay

Electric current provided by the
municipal light plant will be shut
off from l to 5 p. m. next Sunday,
while repairs are being made to gen.
Grating equipment, it was announced
Wednesday morning.
Patrons of the plant are urged to
plan their Sunday use of electrical
current accordingly.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
BluftOn Teacher
Resigns At ALger

Dale Reichenbach of Rluffton who
has been instructor in history IN the
Alger schools has resigned his posi-
tion there for the coming year. Ex-
cept to state that he expected to en-
ter business for himself, Reichenbach
announced no plans for the future.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
DRIVE TO CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Niswander and
son Dean, together with Evan Herr,
left the first Of the week on a motor
trip to Los Angeles where they will
visit at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. George Franklin and family.
They expect to be gone for two
weeks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
STUDENT RECITAL

Biuffton college department of
music will present in public recital
students of Prof. Sidney Hauenstein
and Mrs. Pearl Mann in Ramseyer
chapel, Friday night at 5 o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05
Display HdrldilCOrk
OF Talent Program

Handiwork made in connection
with the talent program of the
Presbyterian church will be dis
played at a bazaar and bake sale
to be held on the church lawn Fri
day from IL a. m. until 2 p. m.
Mrs. Lloyd Van Meter will be in
charge. of the bake sale and Mrs.
Lamont Diller, the bazaar. In event
of rain it will be held in the church
basement.
All proceeds will go toward the
talent project undertaken by the
congregation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-06-05

Consumption Of fluid milk in the
first part Of 1916 declined but pro-
duction increased. Prices went lower.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

COLLEGE PARK-Real opportunity to
purchase 7-unit apt. house for $4,000:
For details and appt. to inspect, call
WORTHINGTON REALTY. Exclusive
Agent, s427 Georgia ave, 81. 3700, or
SO3 ERIE ST.. Takoma, Md; apt. fully
furnished: 2, 5 rooms; 2, rooms; priced to
SO UNITS in good rental area. close-in
town Entire BUILDING dno in soGd condition.
provimateiy S3,40O q year. For details
call Mr. Glennon, MI. 4311: ewes, FIR.
5379. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. 1888
sS-UNfT APT, fireproof building. % years
old. beautiful condition; excellent down
town location Priced to sell Cali, WA.
S625 or FRANK s. PHILIPS. DI. 1411.
TWo 4-FAMILY APTS.-No expenses. White
tenants Reasonable to investor. Title
ready; Immediate settlement ~ ".
before 10 am, after pm. .
COLORED-726 5th ST. Sc, near Navy
Yard; 2-family fats; can be financed by
CT loan, WO 1916.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

bsTsd neHsd' aiiey. Heylo9N NA s'G S51s. Dali ' ii:
CLARENDON, 1918 North Hartford, Just
OF Wilson blvd.-8.165 So IT. income ana
AET WrRfKsY sado lShfd sds
agents, oW. 1911. 10
colesville and Bladensburg rds: Lse. frame
s}ds on snsSs 30 9sh ii g T ZEE AZ
81. 1854. In Silver Spring over 40 yrs
1.t near 18th sstd7s snd Pa bT,sf ays
s4 sas e s0e:ht ss With a2zh
BRicR BRi Soeff 81 rooms. 2 baths, zoned som,
In IN Arlington. adjacent to Wilson blvd,
a5a Gsana aFu; vsss &C. iaea
asf0 ss 6ws ssHs5st ox g aTzss zs ss and
aboGT ab fs$:j 10000 So IT.. together with ;i,t I.
age on Colesville I'd; located at Colesyille.
plopenss Ma as9ut adi0ins % nGssR q
EE|SfS = e. +! H. $685. ;ss p fss or cali
1890; house with apts.: upper rented
isnediats ss ssS lepes pess eGnisns assns
S1dLAeR4sks5hss SI2d A6R 4ss5s cR Hes7ssssIss 4sss S'00 wilson
End CoMMERCIAL-9th and D s.w.-Ideal
for light %fs wnGssas eu'nssf fos tbs sePs par.
Bose. 6 5000 81. It.; 50-ft. front by l2o #.
deep to 30-ft alley; improved by two 13-
rm frames with ami: also Two 5.rm.
bricks on alley. To inspect THIS ana seyii 4
iEsl TAbEsR ItReF 1Ne Sea:sGP5o sg 5o2o, s'N'
BETHESDA LIST commercial We have
WSSRIGHr, Reaitor. WI 5000 or WI. 5344.
1900 BLOCK GEORGIA ,AyE.-Ideally To-
Gated for many types Of ousiness ana gre
YaS fsssSnfA fPAEsiKpershins siss dr. esHS Wash
Commercial lot. 75x12e, located in . pro.
gressive shopping center; has dne Groom
house; ideal for stores with apartment;
could be converted easily. J. B. M1LBURN'
fRs4 p& 7s.s' srd It sss
struction: Is rooms. baths Z Esrases;
S6 q s1g sa f. Co., s.t eaela.lSs asr Ss
oN eSNssss ss,s s0S5thiG9osos7 ox Goo7 s1.s ah sai
CoLoRED-1st COMMERCIAL. near 18th
and Mass ave. s.e.-Exclusive, but not ex-
pensive; brick. 8 large rooms, bath 81, 1lI,
detached saTass; terms Ma 1a7i Hossi: sxsni1Ss MS
CoLoRED-Ist CoMMERCIAICUnit block
nishsS sla sye Sst nv rms f0Gm Sath nsseas hss
ist commercialwUnit block Fla. ave.
NV: 6 rms, l bath, c.h.-w. heat. Price,
ssssr e dsER dRE1Y aayRsns7 co 71S Fs ave.
Lindsay, TR 0792. III
Evening star., 1947-11-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

III YOU REALLY WANT TO sell your prop.
erty call REALIsTING CORP. This central
real estate listing agency will list your
property simultaneously with ~ outstand:
ing realtors in Washington and Maryland
whose scores Of salesmen are your guar
sa safe Of va aitop Il rasss 'ss eo t. ~
18th st. NV, Ma. s647. 10
SELLING? We need properties Of all types;
homes, small and large investment proper
ties, acreage, building lots in groups. COM
mercial ground and buildings. Many clients
waiting and our sales force is equipped TO
hanole any deal We can deliver complete
sale and the financing. FRED
ERIcK W; RE5ENS SALES INC. 1928 K
Edwin siD HS' L. " Ellis. REALroR-I can sell
your property fast II price Is right. spe-
cialize in places suitable for renting rooms.
lSIo ysEmoaso nosysDfNI sys Rn 1aa9 fbse a. market
value we can secure purchaser Tor your
real estate. Consult HARRY ]. FRIED
S OR RIM. BRICK HOUSE: early pos
session; will pay up to $500 cash. sligo
ARE gg YOU GOING TO SELL. Our orssn:
mensy sns syie to buy. Il. BRooKs PERRiNo 4
CO, Realtors, 81. 1922.
1 PAY Cash or will sell for you, lots
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 1919 80. Cap. st. TR. 1868.
BUILDING, suitable for American Legion
Post club house; must have dancing
space for $50 couples: also interested in
unimproyed property for same purpose.
Box 469-T. Star. =
Evening star., 1947-11-09
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcont.) .

asaa Se sem. ''Gas' ia good
apartment: garage; oil heat; owner viii
Hra s. 81 81 ess;S sS & ; fbss e
as md fq Oh:
very reasonably priced, priced, pTish Tish salNY sxsslls1t
fPoToMAcS ST. NV. NEAR MLLsrse
brick building, can be converted for busi-
ness use: priced right. A. L. GRINDLEY,
sss :.sse EYE ST. N.w."-A small, s...ory
bldg, consisting Of store. apts above.
p pied fl Sy monthly i sensnts. - Price reduced to
expedite sale. This property may suit
nsba asss 0E bfss:1 S:' ks iiss ss HARRY
NEAR srd AND EYE SITS. NE.-Erame
2nd commercial zone, rear alley sllsy, Prics'
WoR4saoR ae2 Essseas's soR Active
Since 1892. 17le Eye st. NV. MA. 1926.
NEAR GA. AND FLA. AYES: N.W.-2nd
eSoa Soss " woss seod ans
sn, reasonable saa
6as 1sss fa Eys sos q ns Active k'ssss
NEAR 14th AND r SITS; N.W;-sriek
short leess E's sSeeS9 se6sT1NToa L
sos sSs st. Active nN H. EsstSsse ssse Since 1897 '
NEAR srd AND EYE SITS. N.W:-Briek1
agoRoE sSns Rr'es sRSS sWosTa1FafSa Sssfeas0l soN
Active Realtors, Since 1892, 1719 Eye st.
siE; near Il; e.. saaaS xaS L SITS. n.w-oroup of 4
commerciai comm zone. Sell separately Or as
hsot5sssgyE FstsS5sHs gig sna sos
tive Realtors Since 1892. 17l9 Eye st. NV.
FiRsT Fir COMMERCIAL, NJ at Conn: ave
Consisting Of 8 brick buildings with over
SO rooms and II baths: Priced ~ to ,sea sefi
aESaGET6Ws % GEHSM ses aSsh 81 1s Brick
per- Dslees Store. as s'sGy2i aUxkANY REALTY. INC
FfRsr fSs 1e6 n MA nsss 9th and
rooms upstairs; no leases; loading facilities
at rear; excellent location o Tor ID 2 dlstribu- iuI
S45, 900. CRY REALTY, RA. 7761 or RE-
FIRST FIRST COMMERCIAL, 14th and airard
$4,000 cash, balance terms. WALTER s.
SANTRELL 2e5s Genp ave, We; 2nion Gsos st.
tian e1eeIent hotel location ra
operation, oioni .e Inquire % from EUGENE BERGER,
DI. 5000; Sun, vi. $3.50. Ext. 124.
10th ST. NV. Just of L. 3-story-and-
basement brick; zoned second commercial
leased for years at ST, 300 pei year. Con
Cali Mr. Green. CHI 1858 or Ma. 1890.
with r. s. BLACKSTONE, Realtor, 927
GEORGIA AVE. and Hamilton n.w.-First
commercial; Groom and 3-bath bldg; has
Just been remodeled; includes 4-room at
tractive office in basement, plus apis.
and large finished attic; Gear stone ga
rage; automatic heat; income, $500 per
month. Only $4,000 cash REQUIRED above
first trust Exclusive. SNYDER REALTY
| CO., .202 Hamilton st. NV, RA. ool0.
observation-disclosures approximately $40,
tracts of land in the most desirable ne.
section, one with Sc, 900 50. it. and 1874 #.
front and another with approximately 52,,
600 sq. It. and over 1000 #. front. Ideal
or automobile aSsnsiss aS oss9 sseres' ware ave
ne; no. o7Oo; evenings and Sundays MI.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 1885 Baltimore
lblvd.-This wonderful location fronting on
IL streets with approximately 4,5O0 square
dempnsd fess ssa oe ussa g. pGNSE 5Sh sss5 ave
ne, Ho O7O0; evenings and Sundays, Mr.
Curling HO. 776S.
BEAUTY PARLOR, apartments above,
newly remodeled. Showing good returns.
Possession can be obtained Of the entire
bldg. Priced right for quick sale. FLOYD
Z. DAVIS CO., MA: 0352. 2.-
Evening star., 1947-11-09
APARTMENT SITES.

14th AND ASPEN N.W.-55, GOO f., fax
be divided: plus $4,000 It. for playground
adjoining; boc foot. MA. 674o; ewes,
EMi EMnbIRs aSsR; ArrEN1roN-s,tes for % gar
den-type apt. in Sligo Park, 24-apt units
each. Approved for FHA. Title sos; e0S
loans. Call FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. 9i41. 1928 st. NV.
LARGE, BRIGHTwooD CORNER apt.
house site, suitable for Count bldg. This
is the only available property in this
highly desirable and sought-after NV. loca-
tion. Out-of-town owner has reduced price
for imme sale. Exclusive with JESS
NV RE 5000
1908" APT. SITE - Beautiful level site
located on New Hamp. ave. close to Dis
trict line Priced very low for immed. sale.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC, Realtors, 1920
< st. NV. RE. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

21st AND K SITS: N:W@corner location;
msnt 1909 s fl r1asst1ys
plesse I ssiI Nj, poe with FRANK = s.
RN4EFi s1ssr 81 or partial ao:E
ssl Ssae's 81 81 osas ;,
1fY'R5 AfFRoSe se0s; $500 SO. FIT. on snd 4; of
proof heat tuTn in zoo Blk 5.,.o Of sass 81
Ps5 ea5 nS 10 Ell fiL1SohE moi stsE ST. Arlington Va
Nine thousand feet land; seven-reSom
bHA6r1r2f bGSi5; GET LARGE rAR1oR ROOM. iarn:
susnsss sutas fGs sss ss or stsao Ra 7o
loWNTogN, eth Sa and Eye .asmi stsi nw@S1 n:,w,,t.51e
oT real estate sNv DssS1 ssnp es gsdo reas ssi
S5s Ss{ss %S ssgs q 's oof only or entire
VII WILL LEASE to responsible party. trent 5t
part of modern 1-story corner bldg: 2,Qoo
So. IT. clear space, lge. show windows, 10
d. aocf sslakf uties e turn naa'
FL ath saSNRDsPPst 2ND Park psfs r. sfesr
idesE aFss oesson Ga for iss G0f
LEO NJ NJ BERNSTEIN sE56 & Co. l4lo 4 s'
sss &c. NbIaNx M ANA AVE. N.w.-store and 2
streets: fuil basement; elevator, oil heat heat;
immed possession. For further asLaMS,
apply leasing dept. LEO N. BERNSTEIN
owner WILL BUILD large or small build:
ing on industrial land near 18th and
proved tenant for long term This is
sheiee ocstion GslI IT. cassIH9nFESMaXSk m
1719 K st. NV, Ma. 1885.
FIRST-FLOOR LOCATION, suitable for OF.
fees, small store or restaurant: excellent
location, convenient to. Columbia and
George washington Hospitals. 2413 Penn
s1I"S III stS ST. NV, near G-4-story and
basement, ideal for ofaces or light mfg; !;
occupancy MORRIS MUSHINSKY, once,
ME- 1898; res, WA. 0712. -l6
NEW STORE at Tyson's Coner, Va, suit
able for dry cleaning or drugstore. Phone
NEAR NisAa I7tS tsS AND EYE sTs. Nw.-Larse
brick dwelling, push button elevator; ist
commercial zone; available March 1st;
suitable for doctors, lawyers, restaurant,
aHosos diRss stga' y 'Wok4HsSTos sass son
tive Realtors Since 1892, 1719 Eye St.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1st- -coML. CORNER plus apt: site If De:
has s-rm. house apd garasgs; sacrifice
ghlff gHhaR 4 Navy r HAskkkbb AsskkbSs.etivs sa st retail
store and 2 apartments; possession; price
s27, 300; csll Joseph & Eutlsy; H. Na g
e ss0s M q p: ~. :! os sa7s 70. Hwzzee@s5,4e.
ton stcre-restsursnt and gss. st station; IN:
hwy: 6-rm. mod. bunsaiow. septic tank
70 service is cabins; Avail, l. MAGHEYE GHEY
KING, KING 1851 wilson blvd.' oL' o27s. 94.
SoESEk sKiSk ss mssa a5l.} IL ps sfss aes1 ssa
'Gnss neams S'si p" esRi Et cA fl0s
NEW, 4-FAMLY APTs.-convenient, ssss,
overlooking Capitol annual .ils. income; me- s2ssso
&c. hoaaR tSsn!feei Mos o'ses H. sose
Es4ds Fsss Aab lslnnd dccTuasIA st
s:ss St sSsss ssss AZ sssHu1Erz Mt
T5TTSS g ESSxs o1 oain,g.d Rg soSs ior hot. boarding
house. guesthouse or drs. clinic; automatic
SsI ISiAs ; aSsh stss sal. b, owner.
800 SslssTt q. a:v.;. s:zSe g. %. 4 T..
sS5ssva.S S;ssSIya brick sdlE ana aas les. May be
loading facilities; under short-term lease
y MhitsRea ssRe per Na hohs sao6 esa eyes $685.
BOSS H PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
ssocE Fl siw NM s4e1 III ssS.s IS
Commercial. comm excel ioc. for ONCE use. n
g; sMITHy &c; ;vNA EA Ss3s m1e a1ne,.,
4-story row brick with 90 rms. and
baths, close to Conn. ave; street level
entrance. easily convertible to store or
other uses. Zoned frst commercial. Ideal
for group Of professional men. organi-
cations, etc Parking ares in rear. This
location Is certainly one OF the hnest In
be had In 90 days. Can Mr.. Collins, Nj,
1911; eves.,- RA. e3o7. JAMES l. DIXON
b CO., 1850 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
MERCIAL-Unit block
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

MUST BE sOLD''-A 50xIs5 It: lot.
zoned LIST commercial. located on Mayor
solicited. Under 81 per g: #. will buy II;
May We have your oner? Plssse csli
sth AND KENNEDY STs. F.W.-zoned
1st commercial. 50xl42 ft,. with alley IN
Of business offered as an entirety or viii
divide, Priced 70 sell Cenvenisnt anans- ,,nc
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker
snd s caoIMSMERcrAL GROUND, 10000 50.
It., near intersection of new South Capital
81. Bridge and sui.land highWay .n, Ideal
other ond commercial use Priced reason
able " Max MILLER 500 11th St. &C."
Cor Hi3gf Of MT VERNON and Common
wealth ave-. Alex-s2, OF sa IT. re;
mainins Of the orig. &c, ,069 g; T. Zoned
garages etc. Rapidly growing section on
: main thoroushfare. WIN subordinate s
lease ground. A. u. ROTH RE. 1880. la
Evening star., 1947-11-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL property on main line 3. & Q
Railroad; 25c s9, It. c. H. PEAHcE. "a
cOWMERCIAL. industrial ground. D. 6
and Nd; railroad sidings; all prices. 4
n. LiGHTBoWN. WA. 1925: ,d.., r.,
manufacturins or warehouse; B. A g, RR
Sdns sdeniRF gS9peEg!sSs gss5 oyer r ave-
Ho O70o; ewes. and Sundays, Mr.. Curling
AALExASDRIA. VA, AREA, on or Of Iail, al.
noWer. roau water. gas and electricity. Within
block Of busline. PRICED At 60 ICY t9 -
cents per square foot: LoTIs 1ies sHoE-
FOR sALEEIndustrial ground, adjacent
to r.r., in Berwyn, Md. Call Monday, AT Mr.
Valenti, WA. 1882, with o. B. lANl-
ZTNEER jR., Real Estate.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

APARTMENT HOUSE SITE. approx: 35,-
600 sa. it.; zone. 6o:c; finest closs,iIn
NV. location; will sell or trade. EN-
Trade splendid half-acre honesite, Chevy
chase. Nd, as part on brick house; prefer
ysss%at. M9SRNRS 9%NES HONE, %S l152: acres, MI
from d, G. In Maryland Adjoining acre
age available; all free and clear, for D; G.
nroperty, residence investment or com
mercial Call TABLER, INC, RE oO20.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
SUBURBAN RENT-VIRGINIA.

THREE ROOMS, unfurnished; bungalow;
20 miles from wash; all modern improve
ments; $50 mo r. McCOMB, 316 N.
wash, Alexandria. Va.
JUST COMPLETED. rooms and bath on
gas range, gas h.-w.h., thermosat-con:
trolled oil heat; 1 block from GREYHOUND
bus and close to r. r. station; $40 montn.
References required. Phone Bowie 1851.
RIyERDALE, MD.-6-rm., bath bung.. oil
h.-v.h., comp fur, including washing
machine, vacuum cleaner, cleo refrigera-
tion, gear garage, nice yard ready 10
mo- Box 425-T. Star. III