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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24
Economic Outlook
ExpIoinS Views
wAsHTNGTON. December "a

WASHlNGION, OeceIlDSI a
= OPA) - CLOS Economic
Outlook for December explains
a few of the devices used by big
business to mislead the public
about its rate of profit. These
tricks don't work for income tax
purposes, but they're beautiful
fol full-page ads that cry about
industry's inability to grant wage
increases.
Using the Armour meat pack
ing fir mas its principal example,
Economic Outlook points out
that the company admits only to
a S20,50O,O0O profit for 1916.
This is 1877 of the company S
sales receipts. But, it salted away
S9,500,O00 as a reserve against
price declines, which Secretary OF
Agriculture Anderson says aren' t
likely to occur in the meat in
dustry. This means that the cor
poration made 2.6% on its sales.
But those are not the measure
ment sthat businessmen use when
they consider a corporations
profits for investment purposes,
nor are they the systems recog-
nized by courts in determining a
corporations legitimate take"
in regulated industries. To the
courts, and to most investors teh
KEY figure is the per cent of a
corporations net worth that it
makes in a year. Armour's $780,
600 600 is 1879 Of its net worth
- meaning that in one year Ar
mour e. Co. realized over 15%
Of the value of its outstanding
stocks and accumulated surplus.
Before taxes, Armour's profit
was 29.7%.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24
Ragging the
Scale
BY Charles Cramer

Look, Ollie, this was written
bv hand by me and not by Bill
heimer, so l think you'll agree
with me that this is written in
English and is so legible that
even you can read it.
Have you noticed the lighting
system and the large gobs of
salt the company has used to fix
the parking lot so none of US
will faW down and go boom?
Of course, you haven't and nei-
ther have we. Amt it wonderful
the way the company looks out
for the lives and limbs of their
employees.
ATTENTION, MEN: Marie of
Inspection Department is a col
lector of diamond rings. In case
YOU have any donations to make
to her growing amount of booty
look her up. She accepts them.
Pat Davis has come through.
He is now the best-dressed man
at Scale. He had a loud shirt and
a louder tie some time ago and
looked for all the world like the
groom at a Gypsy wedding.
An appropriate name is needed
for Foreman Rogers. Our sug-
gestion is Sad Sack" Some
body suggested Grim Puss, "
but doggone it all, they can't talk
that way about my boss.
They say a star is born every
day. So we have Ray Johnson,
who bowled 624 in the Scale
League last Friday. Jack Smi'
GEEK will either challenge or
teach him lessons If he can keep
going at that clip.
While speaking of bowling
Fred Warnke, who carries 182
average, bowled three snappy
games of 104, 129 and 1875. Ever
the best of us have our off days
eh, chum?
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Childress, who recently
moved into their new Sylvania
Ave. home.
Johnny Meyers is anticipating
fatherhood when the flowers
bloom in the spring, ira la la
Maybe it'll be twins.
Welcome back to Alice Burand
and Harry Howard, who have
been on sick leave.
Ralph Leslie, besides being a
good drill pres operator, does a
nice job as seamstress. He made
that cute apron himself.
BY the way, ! had a personal
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24
Veterans Oppose
UNIT Proposals

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a (LPA)
Universal military training as
proposed by President Truman
a n d the American Legion
threatens to lull us into the
same feeling of false security"
that the Maginot Line gave
France before the Germans over
ran that country, the American
Veterans Committee asserted
last week.
The AVG asked members of
the House Republican Steering
Committee to reject all proposals
for compulsory training as both
unrealistic and wasteful in an
atomic age.
"UMT is now being promoted
with the same hoopla and bally-
hoo as three-ring circus" AVG
said. "But most of the outspoken
advocates of compulsory train
ing have not concerned them
selves with the relatively sens
Iible recommendation of the
Presidents Commission"
The AVG stated that it favored
the recruitment of an armed
force through voluntary enlist
ment which it said should be en-
couraged by the elimination of
the caste system, increased pay,
social security benefits, educa-
tional opportunities, and the re-
moval of quotas based upon race,
creed or color.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24
WDL Hits Denhom

NEW YORK IPA) - The
Workers Defense League last
week demanded a public state
ment from NLRB General
Counsel Robert H. Denham
making it clear that there is no
provision of the TIL law or
any other law prohibiting free
collection bargaining between
labor and management without
government Intervention. The
WDL accused Denham of ex-
ceeding his functions when he
told Remington-Rand Inc. it
would act "at its peril if it
continues to deal with the
United Electrical Workers-CIO
whose officers have refused to
sign the non-Communist af-
fidavits.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24
Tool Owners No Union

NEW YORK (LPA) - The
New York Supreme Court last
week denied an application for
a certificate of incorporation by
the Tool Owners Union," hold
ing that the word union" in
the organizations title was mis-
leading. The Tool Owners Union
is not labor union, the court
pointed out. 1t is an organiza-
ton of retired persons living on
investments, was formed to pro-
tect their earnings from taxa
ton, and its internal structure
is undemocratic, the court held.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24
THINK FAST, BIG BOY!
Truman Names Woods

SHING ON (LPA)-
Nomination of Tighe E. Woods
as Housing Expediter by Presi-
dent Truman is seen as a vic
tory for supporters of strictel
Interpretation of the 1947 Rent
Control Act. Woods has rejected
two "unsubstantiated" rent
boost proposals for major cities
- one of them Chicago. With
extention of rent control for al
least another year seen likely,
administration of the law will
be up to Woods.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-12-24

NEWARK, NJ. (LPA)-The
United Electrical Workers-CIO
took steps last week to follow
up its convention threat to ex-
pei members of the anti-Com-
munist faction within the union
unless they abandoned their
fight. Three leaders of anti
Communist Local 1887 of UE
have been ordered to appear be
fore the unions district execu-
tive board to answer charges
that they have been secretly
plotting" to destroy the local.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAllD

Ins Ha sToanas. within 8 70 miles & shs white
= baths: / Of the bedrms. and baths are
& on the lst noor; rec. rnl.. & nrepla,fe. i Zrsar
ine 6d nodf ffafsfs sown aesg 81 appt oni1
HELAN. Realtors. 81. 1000 ewes. TIL 9.
m UNIVERSITY PARK, close to Nd. u
Beautiful. modern Cape Cod bungalows;
living room. dining room. Kitchen. bed
floor; fu1l basement. oil &c. heat; In es-
tablished neighborhood. on fns lot with
aEI2N. Hasl Realtors. 81. 1000 ewes. till 8.
IN KENsTNGToN-21s-s s-story, 3-bedrm.
bs bSmes nss5y ressz eszNs fsf a
SILVER sGIst r. sPRiSGWcharmins % : quality built
81 0ffh slFep Rgs sprns m s. I d sde
fsesea. 1ss sdsn bsdrms and tllsa bst
laundry room. basement; ol hot-air heat.
ated on large level wooded and fenced lot.
nearby. An Excellent value. vacant.
KEY REALTY Co, Sligo ao1o TIL j i; m.
TAKoMA TAI INA MDLge .:, s.rm hsYss 70, bath.
5aes 5oo se S 1880 @ sa
FfvsssaooM FH asfase 81 coRNER IasE BUNGALOW. ga
rage; on Macarthur blvd. extended: 2
adjacent level lots; transportation and
goxs6SN s4ss, oR' s23s ss9 1925 Wis ave. Or $500
$500 CASH; new homes for veterans
spacious rooms and tile bath in these
-'better-built" brick bungalows. featuring
YOUNGSTOWN metal kitchens, radiant heat,
ton; so already sold See them today.
Priced $4,000: monthly payments, S67.
Phone Mr.. Terms with SHANNON q
LUcHs CO., 1905 H ST. NV. UN. 1899;
NEAR NEAR CO coL1MBiA 1SIsi COUNTRY cLUB-un-
features a 1st-noor den, nice side porch
2-car garage, elec. refrigerator, oil heat.
Situated on a lovely corner lot in fashion,
able Chevy Chase, Md. Phone Mr.. Vance.
with SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1908 H st.
SUBURBAN MARYLAND BUNGALOW; five
rooms e bedrooms). bath, air-cond. oil
heat. electric refrigerator; porch and large
dry basement. Stairway to attic where
there is space for additional rooms. Nice
1 ard eo1so neGsd by within Whit picket 20 nats drye T
to downtown Wash. All of this for only
SS,950. Phone Mr.. Hammack, with SHAN
NON s& LUCHS CO. 1505 H st. NV, UN.
1888: ewes, UN. 35o7.
IN LANDoyER HILLS, MD.-Two good
and bath home with full basement, side
porch, air-cond. heat. cleo refgr; lot FOX
145; priced $4,000. One BUNGALOW with 2
bedrooms on the frst floor, and finished
bedrooms in the attic; only $1,000. cash
required and $50 per month, Both in sx-
Blackwood, with SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1908 st. NV. Ma. 2345i ewes, NO. 1897.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE

OFF WISCONSIN AVE. adjoining White
pansy p4t e nodd ood IT, aGsss sons sh sn esn ns
ef l,S; 2; 8 g. 9. . saerifice. s1.soo per sers.
%EsE HMsEf foR g. sigab5SS1v1s1oN with .ereass of
age on hard road; Q miles west of Laurel,
Ia miles from Baltimore biyd II mllss
sRoRaRs Ha6 SfTs ArTENT1oN-5oo acres 600
acres already sold and being developed for
Gated near new S. Capitol St. already CON
sSoSt sTustS S. sna saptes nsy Iss s ssdfs so
irontass oi acreage on River and bradley
state 0ad and Ge
eaansy M fbLros fef as q seat''s eSs
asz i AcKEs HHs IN lovely Wsedley Skssl big
trees: tree Ssa approx. miles beioW Alexandris. a.
81 3D. IT. large E. te dsv Mt Roy ysHnse 4nasf ss
zoSsp Fok e busiNEss eSss cnNrE5o M feet
fsans aSout ona IT. mil: hae ao fsss s
E. E. FuRMAN: Ma. 05se or TIE. 7721. .,-as
sloping to gravel Toad; = mile to hard
read. r}. xJ5e A. HARNAoE' Lincolniass @ Va.
sek 50 AcRss Rss' NEAR FALLS CHURCH. gently
rolling cleared land, excellent for sub
division: 1000 IT. on hard surface road.
FALLS CHURCHE50 acres suitable for
exclusive subdivision; sewer. water, gas
syailabls; syai Wrs 81 = aiiss tzom 20 $3.50 per
II ACRES-Beautiful wooded homesite,
Clermont. section 2, Fairfax County. Va;
Z miles from Pentagon; well elevated, over
300 #. wide; $500; $50 down, SIS .
once near Lincolnia. Z miles out Columbia
pzs ackh AsT w6opfp $685. cSDss HoMrsa sYnaays n cer
p.nts %0nt, Tairtsx AZ County w.. miles from
NHhnoN tH ss9o fs9 fpTn soas s1s ses month
Lincolnia. Z miles out Columbia pike.
ALex; AZ r 59oS Closed sundays.
2 miles Of Chesapeake Bay and Potomac
River; near Point Lookout. St; Marys
Co; Nd: electric, telephons. and trans
the property, Any fisherman viii tell
hunting. There are only 15 Of these
tracts, so don't be late. Small down pay
ment, balance 4 years. Price each tract,
$500. Owner. JOHN A. BRIcKLEY,- 81.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
STORES FOR RENr (corf.l

ENTIRE coRNER GEORaIA and shep.
herd st. n.w.-Consists Of 8 stores con-
tanning approx. 1000 su. ft. VIII lease
IN whole or in part to responsible parties,
CORR; Re . sS23. so5 1 1J5th St n,w.-2a
stores located In fastest growing ne. Sec
ton. approx. 2,1o0 50. It. in ali. location
suitable for variety store, drugs, hardware
or package en- lliouor; can !, be altered 70 |
For further information, call r. J. HoR-
NER REALTY CO. 1401 Monroe st. NV.
100 BLOCK ~ 81. NM large stores.
534S. eve.. GE 1885. -31
BUSIEST UPTOWN CORNER, store faces
Ca ave-. Kennedy st. and III. ave. only
tenant wilIing to nodsrnize. dE. 2s4s: ii
Amidst prominent shops; 1900 So. #.
Apply with references, Box S16-D. Star.
Iee7-eo 18th sT.-4ox1oo on noors
front and rear drive-in; excellent for dis
play and service; shop in rear; avail. Juns
I'll sth ST. s.E.-Large store, suitable
for any type business reasonable rental.
Inquire HENRY SALUS, ego New York ave.
NV. Phone MA 1862 80
Evening star., 1947-05-27
STORES FOR RENT.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE shopping center
Store space for June occupancy, located in
shs Ss. shsfSpptn center IN
type OF business: 3-yr.. lease viii be given.
VILLAGE TR $3.50. Mr. Blake. I'D
any type business. 921 11th st. NV
W. oFFER THESE downtown locations
sl1 Store: about $50 SO: IT,: in large mod;
Center; available now. t2) Near Dupont
500 sa; H.; viii sive lons-term lease 70
ssz'5sss e. hs ss.'liss ss.s5s. ass
d siu6kIsGHaAasp Xxi H spYi SHOPPING CENTER. sefv-
ing main over 1900 people esssed on shs
able for shoes, sifts, auto auto accessories. zee es
sporting goods. furniture. and upholstery
or interior decorator. Call MIR. HIsLE,
M. RAfNIaR3s rms. pe and nd lavators loh id.si s
professional businesses Cor Cor. Of s ssrd naa and
ps,rs f. ne adi to stre'eisaE and Sysss
poMsTowN DOW He 4 q STORE. 1sx2s: h.. been
used used as real estate once; will sell with
sE ss5s OF or Tss H9 ssss ssssns Can till
ATTENTION. CHAIN STORE operators-
ideal location in downtown Washington.
near 14th and q sts, NV, for lgs. volume
feet on street hodr Of 1o-story once bldg;
additional space In basement; ideal for re-
modelling into modern store building: this
can become one Of wsshi5ns.ons grs.tsss
cali Mr. Ewell. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN q co,
14I5 6 g nv. NE; 5400. so
ADps Aas' rs 'nasns asisTsness ssoD Boz ssp s.l
-2T
Evening star., 1947-05-27

18th AND X SITS. N,W.-Well-located s.
story and basement brick bldg: with 1st
Of store: csl Mr. Manuel fer
csosKP. RE. 11ss: sunday and ewes, EM.
sa1 500 Detached frame
ps ssgo & Of ds s1Gun M 1Snsa msna. for foa aD
pointmsnt, point 'Ri with DRuRY Really llr, * CORR
RE. 1133; Sunday and eyes,. EN-. 5S3s6. 5S3s6.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Jefferson Davis
$4,000. j. LEE PRICE. 2so3 S. Arlington
Fisos FRomsENT ESha Nv hao II af9
town imTmsdiass 41story brick
q e' sol: @ @'ssil s Sss DsES
ESQ aS Pa "a, AVE. N.w.-s-.tory brick Of
ssrsss ans in sDs With o sss1fz ssszz g ssgS @
July il ae' eaIlls 'Slaasf soN 8 'afsnf fsIf
Eye st. NV: RE. s2s2; eyes,, co. $3.50.
81 Small H. BUSINESS ,sg i location. sensE brick
p55ss sa4eSoeH terms r. GflI AT 1851 tn
BLADENsBuEGo RD., 1St commercial = =
@ heavily R Travelled thoroashfars h % PTs Prieed be Sn
low todays market price. Inspect now!
d ST. N.WGBetween 18th and 10th sts.,
st commercial: stories and bsmt, brick
Pa. ave. in n. the heart OF Medical Center.
Can be easily remodeled into attractive
Rg51Ss asEs hHo n 'esaz ss IN en-
1 f4th H. AND ND L SITS. N.w.-1st commercial;
A defn a,,l teca t,fx
10 rooms; choice downtown location. ac-
small enterprise or. any type Of business.
RESs ataisSslz 5sfs'ss Ca es Ills II
z 1HLuaBLE II ME 34s9M 4eso9MmERc1AL PROPERTY rnopER2s To-
Wilson bivd,@consisting Of approximateis
ss T. 3!5Ss 8 1sf =
i4th / TIM; sr. Fan NW.91st ~ sst' commercial-6E.ggm
brics suitable for business and home;
Mr. W Whitsassd, Ma: $500; ewes, and Sun Sun:
Nj: $3.50. Pcss & PHELPS. INC. 1917
i sth II ST. yN.w.-s store IN 900 block; lo.yssr
eLxkEsPoS.o . " 49, s Sik! oti Wilson M nI slyd
DAVIS REALTY CO. cH. 1888, OK. O566.
ON SOUTH CAPITOL. nr. bridge-Excel-
lent corner; 2-story tapestry brick; bay
window front; zoned Industrial; good laun-
dry or print shop location; owner will also
lease both or either floor; convenient terms
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP, 212 Bond
bldg, DI. S724, 8 a.m.-S pm. go
SECOND COMMERCTAL-S1,50 500 down;
900 blk. D st. s.w.-2-story and bsmt
brick: 8 rms. and bath. h.-w.h.; lot 125 it.
deep to street in rear. 80 #. wide; house In
excel cond. Call DI. S724, BASILIKO IN
VESTMENT CORP. 212 Bond bldg, am
s pm. 20
1914 2OTH ST. N.W.-Just remodeled; 8
stories, 2 washrooms, -asphalt-tiled floors
deep rear lot: immediate pos
18th st. NV. DI. 1865. go {
18TH ST., Mr.. COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-3h-
story row brick, on alley. 1st comm; priced
Ewes, r. 8. Matthews, Ia
2205. W. SCHUYLER MATTHEW'S & co,
DU. 1923. go
Evening star., 1947-05-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL sIaa EARMs-2 acres apd independ-
sssS sbss''? Etc. NfsE Near 'shss
ssrden ard fruits Ia Dsertes sts nres.
utes to &c eehtrsTille.. See our Sis 81 sigh On
right raiE5as Mas Farm, Farms. Four.lans s;,, hish-
$40 deposit. railways bus passes US on
FAIRFAX Eai FAX x-oAkroN, VA. ,AREA-partial:
eround and beautiful stream, some cleared.
Mec1Y 4 MccAY, Realtors dI. ss5S::
NEAR MEXICO, N. Y--76 acres on hwy.
good house; electricity, water. gas station,
ice and milk business; on on account Of III
ea csi sH VIZ 7s4S Is any nSF sessdsy sssge
l43-AcRE FARM with Groom house; this
farm is rolling. with some meadowland
pie 2-story design and has electricity but
no other conveniences; the barn is of ade-
coanty s about q mes from
month, See MASON H1RsT. Annsndsie.
Alex 5s1 ns eng closed 81 osaSia sandass PIKE pn0n'
FOR SALE--6-rm. frame bungalow, elec.,
basement, hot-air heat: well. Of water AZ
cleared; ssrase and other n necesssry essay out. It.
hldES RfIg possession nv II 30 Gays PRICE ST. 500.
0OELb M. GAfDENER, Rockville, Nd.
Rockville $500 or 2sss, Exclusive Agent.
NEAR DAMAsCA-1s4 acres, rich soil: =.
electricity. bank barn ii and all es Necessary g
outbldgs., fences, streams; offered for less
ap s9a sTs9pa5aesmIsn aIs G1ss Fl Sdss MI
IS, ,000-e5 acres, MONTGOMERY Co.. rood
SOL; asTm abant houses; out5Idgs fences.
ance cleared Mr.. McGarvey. WI zoos Sun
days and ewes; With :. LErToN MARTIN.
HfsTToRfc ToDD's TAvERN-4s5 acres,
45 clear, balance good timber, long high
way frontage, suitable for subdividing. s.
d oFfe FSsderieEsburr va at ss
5s,sss aSsEx ssrni ri;s s. s.sh ssSco
4 es-ACRE FARM. located In one of ths
best farming sections Of MONTGOMERY
In every detail the home T is fully % insuissed; S
has oil h. W. heat; contains 2 nice bedrns.
with bath; iiv; room. din, rm... kit. and
view Of the country for miles
Iishted and consist of horse and COW barn.
hoshouse Quilt for breeding purposes) and
numerous other. bldEs,; there is an appls
acres q ana sa TGSe sner 0s sS f
fencing and could be expressly used for
Ioc. on hard-surfaced road, approx. 25 mi.
from Wash. and conv. to railway transp.
Can be purchased for less than the cost 81
CRANE g. HELAN. exclusive
realtors. Sliao 1000. ewes. till pm, d
'y's finest cropping farms, containing 237
acres; 7-rm. house with bath; one 5-rm.
md other buildines: 60 acres Of vheat. al
acres Of corn; priced very low. Phone M.
5aunders. WI. 6740. with z. N. FRY, mo
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Evening star., 1947-05-27
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CONNECTICUT AVE; below, Dupont Circle;
5oostory elevator once n, bldg ggggaaTsantees
LocATED RfGHTIoyer 5o-Snit nR' apt,
Sf 1asars e0s a NTH 9an' rssss he
' ssiaes % RoY LAMREscE, 'A Broker, s'nsa. a.
F FFoiUR-uNiir Uni 4 APT Yielding s2se monthly,
is is . postwar buy for for the N experienced in. NJ
psito psstor' su0stanfial ssas cash required. Low
500 sdtssi N. cARoIISA i1s AVE. s.E.-very large
sn bTs1 rented sfsmy a. sPsrmsp1 spprove Cd
monthly rents. Priced extremely low At
s14, 500 cash, MIR. NEUMANN, So3 i, st.
BEAUfffUI BN hhi 4si SMALL APT. BLpG.-prac-
tically new detached ultramodern apt. bldg.
Of finest construction and in best p. C.
frst time. Large bright rms. huge closets.
streamlined kitchen eauipment and beauti-
fgi t,li baths make these apts; the most in;
building itself are equally attractive. Some
occupancy of / apt. and a GOOD income me
from balance. or as very profitable in.
EST 4 soPsss Psser aeaS. seas v sRS
yass yEss Fl TIsHER s co soaS Realtors sls New
Suitable for doctors ofice. semidet. build
rear of lot for several cars 5 apts. at
present time: Mr., Bennett, AID: e303,
y hARsbhL5 Ar 81 ss4s, 1 wApIE CO. 1874 14th st.
10th AND SITS. N.w-Large s-story
and English basement row brick, arranged
as furnished apartments, hot-water
nual rental. $4,3s0. Price, $25, 600. About
81. 500 cash REQUIRED: WOODWARD q
NORRIS; Realtors. 2I35 Pa; ave. n.w3
evss,;u .uMy MI Narrlss Gb; 9s52 la, az. =, :.
less than S years old, priced at only
S20,950. with $4,000 1st trust at 41afg
each apartment rented for $50 q month,
which shows. grand return. a perfect
opportunity. for q home and Investment:
/ block. BETrzELL. 81. 500 s' ''
FOUR UNITS. BRIGHTWooD-Mode
semidet. brick; excellent buy at S21 900.
10 inspect call till 3 pm. RE. 1888 or
HY. 0246, FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORE. 905 18th st. NV. -27
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - 25th st.
site; situated next to park: existing brick
for immediate sale. Investigate now. Call
til Q pm. Me. $500, LEO NJ. BERN
STEN q CO.; 1915 & st. NV. -2S
OFF 18th NW.-Four new 1h-bath
brick homes. gas heat; will sell as unit
well financed; evenings MI 2l21. j. LEO
kOLB, INC. 1887 wisconsin ave, MI
sEMTDET. BRICK. converted
into apts.; has hre escape; income $3.50
per mo: unfurnished. MARSHALL j.
" VALE co. Realtors. 1924 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

6O7 N. Y. AVE. NV, 2nd-comm zone:
3-story brick. vacant. entirely. remodeled:
suitable for wholesale distributor, ETC.;
about 1,2o0 So #: on 1st 4; 2 washrooms,
IL rooms, suitable for Offices, 2h baths
upstairs; oil heat; will make further
alterations for responsible tenant. A. M.
PARTiY UNFuRN. RESTAURANT at Mt.
Vernon Tourist Court, "a mile beyond Mt.
Vernon; Lge. kit, rest rms. bsmt. rn
for bedrm., storage rm., lge. sun porch.
lge. dining rm.. lge. commercial refgr
zoNED eNHi S'g iNpusfmkfAL mT m s' ApproximateIy ss
16.500 50. IT,, S1.35 per 50. IT.; located
hi1Esss pons fS5s 5s Il ss55 VIZ
FIRST COMMERCIAL BUILDING in
GEORGETOWN. opposite post office, suitable
Offices, display rooms. Five-year lease
with purchase option. Box 1-G, Star. -27
FOR LEASE 300 50. It. floor space, suitable
for repairing; reasonable rent; downtown
loca ton. Phone Ex. 0961. -27
ARLINGTON, VA.-Doctors lawyers, den
lists and professional people interested in
renting oflce space in new modern build
EXcELhENT 5k; ELL NJ location in fastest grow
ing business center of Arlington by West
mont Shopping Center; rent reasonable,
Phone GIL. 651s between 10 am. and z
pm, Monday through Friday. 20
1914 Goth ST. N.W.-Just remodeled. 3
stories. 2 washrooms, asphalt-tiled floors
session. FRANK NJ. DOYLE, Reaitor, e27
18th st. NV. DI. 1865. 30