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Evening star., 1947-02-07
Chevy Chase OAR Gives
$500 10 Suburban Hospital

The Chevy Chase Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton have contributed $500 to the
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda. to
sponsor a room in the maternity
wing, it was announced today. The
gift was presented by Mrs. Alex
ander Mcclure Ashley, chapter re-
gent, and Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox, vice
regent, to Arthur B. Scion, super
intendent.
The Sixth Precinct Civilian De-
fense Group gave $50 to purchase
equipment for the nursery. The
funds, raised through the collection
and sale of scrap metal during the
war;. were originally intended to
purchase civilian defense equipment.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Longer
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Senate Is concerned-that the policy
adopted by the Langer-Byrd amend
ment in the Senate and the Dirksen
bill in the House will be continued" !"
Reports that wholesale discharges
are imminent, Senator LANCER said,
have seriously interfered with the
recruiting of outstanding scientists
for the Governments laboratories.
Urges Careful Study.
He suggested that If Congress
wants to make substantial cuts in
personnel below the figures provided
for in the Langer-Byrd amendment,
1t first should make a careful ex-
animation of the functions of the
Government and determine scien-
tifically just what functions can be
eliminated.
THAT is the only way in which
we can make substantial cuts IN
the number OF persons on the Fed
eral payroll" he said.
Senator LANCER invited advocates
of million discharges to get
down to brass tacks."
Lets look at this thing real
Evening star., 1947-02-07

at least once in every four years
by secret ballot. and II not so
elected, to be personally account
able for any funds disbursed, and
to be subject to legal removal from
office.
Outlaw jurisdictional strikes, the
organization Of foremen and secon-
Diary boycotts.
Steps He Would Not Take.
Mr.. Stassen then listed as among
steps he would not take, the fol-
lowing:
Compulsory arbitration, or the
setting up Of labor courts with power
to decide future working conditions.
Prohibition of industry wide bar
gaining.
How would you enforce a penalty
against mass picketing?" inquired
Senator Ball, observing that such
picketing is already against the law
in many states.
Mr.. Stassen said enforcement
penalties should be against the lead
ers, on the theory that mass picket
ing is usually by direction. He said
he would make it criminal offense,
under Federal jurisdiction.
What about union sympathizers,
who are not members of the union,
but join in demonstrations" asked
Senator Aiken, Republican, of Ver-
mont.
Mr.. Stassen said such instances
would have to be passed on by the
courts in each case.
Taft Sees Few Job Fees Now.
When Mr.. Stassen urged outlaw
ing the practice Of requiring work
ers to pay d fee to get a job, Sena-
tor Taft said he thought that was
a wartime complaint, which could
not have f1ourished then without
the cooperation of management
The Senator said it has disappeared
almost entirely. ~
Senator Ball Suggested that Mr..
Stassen's proposal to require ma
jority of the workers to cast
secret ballot before striking would
be "a drastic restriction" on the
right to strike. To illustrate his
point, the Senator said that if the
union had only SIS per cent of the
workers in a plant organized, it
would have to get virtually unani-
nous vote of its members TO strike.
Mr.. Stassen replied it would be
a drastic provision only If the bill
to outlaw the closed shop went
through.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Three Hungry Nations
To GET IS Millions
Extra From UNRRA

UNRRA Director General Lowell
w. Rocks today announced creation
by the agency's Central Committee
Of q $35 900 900 emergency food fund
to meet 'the immediate critical
needs of Austria, Poland and
Greece for food.
The fund, Gen. Rocks told report
ers, will provide about $40, 900 900
additional food to Austria, $11, 900, :
900 to Poland and $4,000, 900 to
Greece during the first three months
of this year.
A revision in UNRRA programs
was urged last December by the
United States over protests of Rus
STA and Yugoslavia. In answer to a
question. Gen. Rocks said the deci-
sion of the Central Committee was
not entirely unanimous" but he
refused to say which of the nine ma
tions making up the committee
voted against the change. Russia
and Yugoslavia are members.
He explained that $25, ,000, 900 OF
the fund will come from funds now
allocated for non-food items, which
though vitally needed for the reha-
bilitatiop of the receiving countries
in all probability not be obtainable
by the target dates set for UNRRA
operations.
Another 100000 has been ap-
propriated from the residue of re-
serve being maintained for contin-
gencies, he said. The remaining $6,-
0OG, 900 is expected to be made avail
able through contribution Of food
principally sugar and potatoes from
Czechoslovakia.
Gen. Rocks stressed that the
whole program depends on working
out an agreement with the United
States, Great Britain and Canada
on the amount UNRRA will have to
pay for surplus food stocks Of the
Allies stored in the Mediterranean
AREA. He added that UNRRA hoped
for a settlement on this matter
within the next 48 hours"
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Higgins
Continued From First Page)

by Higgins Industries, Inc, and its
officials has completed its investiga-
ton and has concluded that there
is no basis for criminal prosecution" +"
Informed of Mr.. Christenberry's
announcement, the war contractor
declared:
"I feel there is no need Of a state
ment. But I'm glad we invited the
investigation, although I feel there
was a miscarriage in time when the
grand jury began to explore our op-
Grafton. 1t made it appear it was
investigating charges that were
never made. We did not like the
way 1t did that.
"The fact that the grand Jury
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Potent Escapes Injury
In Ambulance Collision

An ambulance bearing a patient
from Leonardtown, Md, to Doc
tors Hospital for an operation was
in collision with an automobile
shortly before noon today at Fourth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
NE.
The patient, Harry Fisher Of
Clarks Landing, Md, was shaken up
but was believed &unhurt. He con-
tinued his trip in a Casualty Hos
Evening star., 1947-02-07
PaIestineC Compromise
To LET 100000 Jews
Enter Now Considered
BY the Asseei1tsd Press

LONDON, Feb. Uniformed
sources said today the British
cabinet was considering a COM
promise Palestine formula which
would allow 100000 Jews from
European displaced persons
camps to enter Immediately a
semiautonomous Jewish prov
ince in the Holy Land.
This plan was attributed to
Foreign Secretary Bevin and Co.
lonial Secretary Arthur Creech
Jones.
There was no immediate indica-
ton from No. 10 Downing Street
whether the cabinet had accepted 1t.
No Approach Made to q. s.
President Truman told Jewish
leaders in Washington last July
that the United States Government
was willing to assume technical and
financial responsibility for the trans.
portation of 100, 900 immigrants from
Europe to Palestine.
A Foreign ONCE spokesman said
today no British approaches had
been made to the State Department
on a Palestine settlement.
Government sources said after the
cabinet meeting that it was almost
certain the new British proposals
for Palestine would be conveyed to
Arab and Jewish leaders in London
over the week end. They added it
was likely that Arab delegates to
the oficial Palestine Conference
would meet MIR. Bevin and MIR.
Creech Jones once again Monday,
and, because of their "uncompro-
missing opposition" to further Jewish
immigration, the talks probably
would dissolve Immediately.
Qualified intormants said MIR.
Bevin was alarmed at the possibility
of an Arab outbreak If the Palestine
Arabs should be dissatisfied with a
partition of the Holy Land into
Arab and Jewish provinces, the most
likely plan under consideration.
Mr.. Bevin and Mr.. Creech Jones
met with Jewish Agency leaders last
night, but the agency's political
chief, Moshe Shertok. said after the
two-hour meeting that I'VE were
allowed to see none of the features
of the British governments newest
unborn child"-the new Palestine
plan.
Jewish and government sources
both said Mr.. Shertok discounted
the possibility of an Arab outburst
in the event of partition.
Gruner Appeal Planned.
A London legal firm announced
today that it would seek to carry
to the Privy Council, Britain's high
est court, an appeal from the death
sentence imposed on Dow Bella
Gruner, convicted member Of the
Palestine underground organization
Irgun zvai Leumi.
The attorneys said authorization
to seek a Privy Council hearing was
given by the doomed mans uncle,
Frank Gruner, but that Dow Gruner
himself had not signed any request.
The condemned man Is living on
q day-to-day reprieve in Palestine,
and informed sources there said his
execution might have been set for
next Tuesday, deadline for the Brit
ish demands >on Holy Lands jewry
to pledge cooperation in drive to
root out terrorism. The execution
of Gruner might be a signal for vio-
lence from Irgun to avenge him.
The attorneys said the petition
would be filed with the Council to-
morrow asking leave to appeal the
sentence on the grounds of irregu-
larities in the court which i'm
n0sed IL
Evening star., 1947-02-07

pital ambulance. Other occupants
of the two vehicles. including Mr..
Fishers wife, also were uninjured.
Police listed the ambulance driver
as Charles c. Mattingly, 81, of Leon
ardtown and the operator of the au-
tomobile as Morris Apple, 80. of the
100 block of Seventh street NE.
Evening star., 1947-02-07

istically," he urged. "And instead
of lot Of loose talk, let's face facts
and the voters Of this country on
measures submitted to the Congress,
where the Senators on roll call will
state just where they want the re-
duction of personnel in the various
departments"
Evening star., 1947-03-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE tcon..,.

SO ACRES-Perfect for subdividing, on
m ain highway. 10 miles from Silver Spring;
fronts on 3 roads, some commercial: =
real buy for speculation; LoWERY &
MELTON. Realtors. SH, 1900, -s3
OWNER WILING TO ,st SELL aY essirfSe 6is boe
road. Cali Gil 1913 Pa
GOOD road: $3.50. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesvlle, Md. Call Ashton. Md, 3S46.
On OLD DOMINION DRIVE. nr. Mclean.
Va acres with .loyely view; ideal BLDG
spot: $500. other tracts suitable for
development into Subdivisions in Arling.
% So 900 per acre. MAYNARD BAYLEs
Go. 5sS3 or CT. 77736. "a
i9i. ACRES. near Jessup. Md.-Unim-
proved. on hard road; suitable for iarm
or subdivision; Se,100. JAMES r. KING,
r., Hanover. Nd: r D. -
36 HIGH. PICTURESQUE ACRES. 10, ar
,ides Of Powder Mill I'd, "A mi. on Paint
garage together with Arm. tenant house.
barn. chicken houses and other outbldgs.,
small orchard The setting makes. this
PROPERTY desirable for retired business
man. Can be sold in part. Near U. S;
Naval Laboratory. White Oak. Nd nnd
s.s Z sash 4. Il; sEIDENsPI5NIEER; Fl II Fsa,,oS
SIX SIX CHoIcE MoNTGoMERY CO. bldg.
sites. Everything you want: View. stream:
woods. garden. electricity. telephone. soad
roads; etc. From 4,s5 to Z 81 acres at
Evening star., 1947-03-22

GASOLINE STATION, home and garage Tor
sale on Baltimore blvo.; going business.
C. H. PEARCE, WA. 1O09; ewes, WA G30S.
BY oWNER-Choice 1st-con.mercial lot in
heart OF Clar .ndon. For particulars. cail
akLiSGToN. yA.-More than $4,000 So.
son blvd; in ,'S ,R'Sosslyn,, and containing a a
room for expansion if desired: ideal loca-
tion for brewery. bottling co.. laundry,
yeterinarian or mfg e.. CONCERN IN Priced ,ft for tr
JOHN {. WRIGHT, INC. CHI. AFT; eyes,
I105 ITO: 18th ST. N.w.-4 display floors
for any wholesale or retail business; pos
session at settIement;, priced right. good
18TH AND nj SITS. N:w.@3-story English
offices, NIMITz & HIMELFARB REALTY
KENsINGToN. MD.-5s.ooo So. it., ] st
0S Rhs5 sss5 g. ST. 4e fq9os on
BUSY IS 9;SI NIcHoGs fsss AVE. Sc, where stores
above. II YOU are lookine for = ocs-
1898. Real Estate and Insurance. eII0
G ST.. N.W.-Vacant Entire bldg and
store; heart of the downtown district; to
be purchased at exceptionally low price:
at RE. 35:i3 or OR. O95o. -23
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 9Th St n.e.--store
and apt, vacant. . apis. on Ind floor
bring in substantial rent to more than
carry trust; in very thckly settled section.
Very good for any type of business; be-
ing, Ing sDEd TR 1GoS hy owner at reasonable price
1G6s 10th ST. N.w.-and commercial. A
stories and basement, semidetached. brick
oil heat. well financed JEROME S. MUIR
RAY, RE. 2460, 1881 G st. NV, MI
NEARBY -vIRGINIA--LarEe tourist home
leased $3.50 per month, on Lee hwy. The
price of $4,000 includes the furniture
81 600 worth of shrubbery on beautiful
piece OF ground. 15s-ft. frontage, "50-ft.
ta tapst Mrs Pnnn FoF MzER t4SI
ONCE, GIL. 1885, OK. 0s7s, ewes. Gil.
and COMMERCIAL 900 blk. of st. s.w.
-2-story and basement brick rms and
in rear; excel. opportunity to convert to
RAsEIKo snfT fNvGsTMENr aSe coRP si
Bond Bldg. DI. 1924 "a
Eies e. So r. INC MI as?sa
and COMMERCIAL. west of Conn. ave-
25-ft. frontage; 3-story brick bldg. 365
SO. IT: wide alley in rear: possession. Call
Mr. Measell: NA; $500; Eyes. and SUNG
.iOs. Eli, e113 AND al15 E ST. NV.
frst commercial zone; so feet front, 1914
feet deep. 15-foot side public alley. Offer
ed for sale to close an estate and sale is
subject to court, approval. GEORGE l.
BoRGER. Executor, 643 Indiana ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
LOTS FOR SALE tcont. ,

ARLlNGTON-Lot approx, 63xl30 on
paved street: sidewalk, water. sewer, etc.
in and paid for: 22nd st. North, between
Lexington and Madison; 81 800 cash price.
C. C. TaoALsoN IT, MESS sIa Gae''nu' 1905 or syss
CHEVY CHASE. exceptional buy; 2 adj =,
in finest residential section; one 55X21O.
$3.50; one 71x210 $3.50. WOODS1DE
REALTY CO. SH. 64i0. -.3
NEAR PINEY BRANCH and Flower ave,
$50. Mr.. HENYoN. GE. .s9oo. SO
FOR LIMITED TIME. prior to our
spring opening. we are offering few
choice building sites. in Lewisdsle at at,
tractiye low prices for as little as $3.50
down ana easy monthly terms You can
more later; Drive ont and see for your,
streets. Out Riggs rd. in Maryland, to
cur office between Ager rd. and University
lane. J. c. LEWIS, owner and developer.
TeeghEns mpafGsx Wssf1sIa sSI$ c,ocs
lot, in excellent NV. residential section:
cassaDs7oe evss VS. s5as ff TF MPG5s sE
81, Ps aye pr' Se' II. III, 100" U..r ;;rs
At soc this is pRsa pHs1 gnder irE suErsni gS1
SILVER sFRING SPECIALS-Nr Flower
Franklin. S5xl03 corr. Sl,s00; nr, Piney
Br Flower. 69x113 wooded, 81 500; :
blks. from Mrs. KS. 92xs:, 6oxl "A !ad.
nsy,s a4e ee s P5fs PEsRY 1' al HAY Hiss "a
bnTaEsbA siaii R1i pa iBRApMook-sox1s5. utiii,
country cSi club area. OWNER, OR. @5s4
Evening star., 1947-03-22
STORES FOR RENT.

SPACE AVAILABLE at 35O1 Wheeler I'd
Sc for beauty shop nee plumbing m M Mslready f.i
Tor icu1 wet oDeRs svaee for
saiTs sq VIZ B. zEvE sol Southern HI5s.
ATTENTION: LARGE CHAIN STORE
neton Entire first floor and bsmt. of 10
and tOy 0se f bds apnT0x nsx S ser # nt
alley in rear; available for immed. poss
For fugthsI lrr,d details eall NJ EweII' LEO
iI05-Iio; 9TH ST. N.w-4 large, beauti-
full display floors. l2.S0o So #, good for
mS loSss h5Iai JEMELKy hi AND OPTICAL location
sssaSs sss stsda ssfs 81 BOX e.
CONCESSION for bakery shop, neXt 10
new fixtures can be bought inquire i'll
PSwSToWS, DOW j j VICINITY Of \. Maynoxsr n S
be built. For information. write Box 500,
Ss!nesds s.. ST. N.w-store and floors .So above
aSan 6eo SuSfeS REAIrY aDp5eS co
eokSER sToRE Il I; in Rosslyn; ideal location
1f 1 resr rsasonsbe CIV s5 $3.50 ia'''
CONN. AVE. near r, large store, new front.
.5x60. with balcony, suitable for any
type of huSines, long lease to substantial
concern. Immediate OCCUPANCY Call office,
WALTER OGUS, RE. 6455. -
STORE LEASE for sale, 1852 14th ST.
NV, can be seen daily to pm, sun
DRUGGIST for proposed park and shop"
to be erected ON prominent corner in
Prince Georges County Maryland excel
lent location. no competition. Size 37x95
IT. plus basement. Rent 1915 per month
and percentage Of sales. Larger store if
desired Tenant must be financially re-
sponsble and with good references Box
i;i5 NORTH CAPITOL. owner on prem
iSes Sunday 10 to
Evening star., 1947-03-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY FARM, Montg. County going buSi-
ions, good building, good herd. excellent
equipment: over 400 acres. more tnan "a
cleared, Excellent proposition for dairy
FSkMss FsT a:st-1s FARMS. rms FARMS. JOHN Bur
COFT. colesville, Md. Call Ashton, Md.
go ACRES with long frontage on Route
!4O north of Gaithersburs; Improved
with an attrac. 9-rm, frame house bait bath;
house in Al condition. electricity; lge.
bank barn improved for shipping milk;
70 ana do hog e9rn nen Tbe
good producer, has permanent water
acwing through at least - Of the farm.
The entire farm makes a. pleasing leas Ssrs SeS
are SO acres Of wheat sown, Purchaser. to
get u wheat and y of the straw by paying
Pe sRss tTt1sr pts s 1885 rRrB B0f
CUsHMAN, $40 Frederick pike, Gaithers-
burg, No; Phone ~" - ,ondarr ma
County. Va.--12o acres cleared in excel
lent state Of cultivation; running water in
all fields; improved by firm frame house s'i
house. chicken house and meat house
fsiy.,s fsiy ssrRsj FSaj pENTAooS REALTY 60
modern home, liv. rm. with frepl din.
rm kit l dns bedrm first FIR, fir 6edrms rms;
heat, bsmt.. storm windows. tel gas
range, barn and other bldgs; fronting on
Lee hwy. IS miles to D. c.. owner being
tefns.e''a'' terms. 4. G. ANDERsoN. 4s55 Fairfax
BUELL. FARM AGENCY has a few choice
!: acres up to IL acres with to J.? room
houses. all modern conveniences. in per
feet shape, from Sis5oo up: reasonable Ss
arranged in most cases. Let me know
pointment Phone Herndon 3s. Address
IoupoUN letnooIj 5a MAThistiewood Farm" a
going beef cattle farm. stocked and equip
ped, containing ;,l0 acres the interesting
board over hand-hewn white oak loss,
there are T well-proportioned rooms 4 f1re--
places; electricity and charm suffisient ,J
ONO. ONCE hours: hours vienna oasJ-4' ewes 1ntor-
ms.i9n on Gthsr farms arm ppos yp9s go,p Te9uess St
60 60 nb. Nd BaRGAIN-3oo-acre tobacco
farm, about 80 acres tllable. bal. in good
timber that has not been cut for % yrs;
very livabie unimproyed main house,
practically new tobacco barns. numerous
streams: only. half mi. OF main so ND
Mary Co. Md, about 40 mi. from the
anee to suit JOHN A, BRIcKLEY. swn- sE
MUST n SELL .sd.acre Ii farm 81 miles from
Washington, on hand for immediate DIS,
D0d D0sa baTns aSIss ia Of 9 obsceo remander o
farm In excellent state of cultivation;
pricsi $500 Gsil Yn1s WA l5ao or -on, GE ooot;
acres; large stream and spring, also spar
king well water: land very productive: s
Rss5ssp s!:R iss:: aos;5 Esss a ''esi es
Evening star., 1947-03-22
INvEsT PROF. FOR SALE Cont.

APT. HOUSE, nearby Va.-Contains 70
rented; rem N gross income. $50, 100 annually;
should net more than $4,000 per yr,,
RAUt S6GEE sbRSSs Rest19E espFC1sMadern az Noe :
unit fat. not converted: an excel, buy at
property prop and and once bIdss to ,50o.0oq.
stirEssp Sti Ef t MaNoK9:sSt Sc 9:s6 brick that
be had for less than times Esna
eome: Tm pre- present Yearly lru income COZ sa3ss: A.
financins: only $1,000 required T, D.
dTSfKas SHRnEss' PbewSTowS be SSS in LOCATION:
building: showing a 6es net return to to IN in
IeiSr IoIS til 0n ionna pm wM {ei5 H. saS
1-uNIr APT. sutland Manor. Md.In-
S4Mrz sHRs sais 4 H1MRnFAkB MHnIhAk RH PT!ef f5oa
INVESTORS ATTENTIoN-Desirable apt.
and commercial property in New York
THREE oNESsToRY sToREs. facing two
streets in busy section. NV; rent. $1,000
REAL INVEsTMENTes-unlt det 5bidg.,
S nnSut 1sra " times 4uns fent ants unt m ss e' 0as
sSS4TE sS 81; IL Rally 55 * fo Ex 5*5o sSss
iA1TTrENTloN, fNvEsToRs - e-unit apt
house off of 16tn st; colored tenants;
s2,73O gross income annually: selling price.
tors, i41s II St. NV. DI. oo57; Mr. Wood,
coLokhb@a s15i hh os's H6UsEs 5ts soi estory row
sESHE sSH5z a'eHHs fEis EzSIra i9F
TWO FINE OPPORTUNITIES for those
seeking home with income; % M0derale
sci, 800; c,i small l2sthouse. mr.. 16th
and R, suitable for { aversion into apis,
8 rooms, 4 baths. modern kitchen; Sl6,5O0
RA. 76i9. WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER, 100
s's BkIck IL MousEs $, ane direct from the owner
arranSed 20 housekeeping apts.: fur
nished; monthly rentals about $3.50
good inyestment '; and nome reasonable
sINir te1nS aGT apT slSv ds bScK staE years old low
rents; good future: s3s,o0o. SAM RoSEY.
1870 WILSON BLyD-ynimproved lot,
100 f. front by 6g # deep pn lot can be
soME iS5 iS[ai5SR MgRRAS 'Ri Re- aa6o' issi St.
iiEii na-USfT III APT. BLDG. in excellent NV,
RHAIf9 s f9s co., RE. i s$ie '0oz Open 10 ali
NEARBY Ne iaBi; vIRaINIA-Larse tourist home.
price of $4,000 includes the furniture.
$4,000 worth of shrubbery on a beautiful
depth, ali zoned commercial: ideal for
tourist cabins. For further information.
call Mrs. Pannill at METlLER'S Virginia
etiee, e1oe, GIL. 1888 OK. os7s; ewes, GL.
DUPLEX HOUSE, 6 rooms each side OF
house; modern improvements; committing
distance from D; G.; $3.50: So. $50 cash:
provements; large lot for building; all for
$4,000. Many other excellent values
WHTTMORE & HIXSON, Manassas, Va
DOWNTOWN SMALL APT. bldg, contains
6 one and two bedroom units in good con-
dition very low rent. Call Mrs. Paterson,
with CONNER & RYON, INC, RE. 32l6.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

21O1 X ST. NV, corner OF 21st and K
ts-Approxmately 1000 50. ft.: owner
will rent floors and basement. or 1st
floor and basement, will negotiate long
term lease. Brokers invited. For addi-
tional information, please call Mr.. Doe,
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. PA
1904 goth ST. NV; vacant: next to cor
ner of M st.-Small. thoroughly modern of
flee building of three stories and basement;
hot air-conditoned heat, oil burner excel
lent location for Offices or most any type
Of first. commercial business; bus stop in
front of property YOq5 Y,II inspeesion pH is in in
Re; 3o33; l022 @ 18th st: NV ~ 20
story and basement building containing
about 5000 So; f.. of floor space freight
elevator of 1,5O0-lb carrying capacity:
15-ft rear alley. This property is well
equipped for organigation desiring fine dis
play room, large once space and general
facilities tor handling merchandise. Your
close inspection is invited DOUGLAS E.
BULLOCK & CO.. RE. 3031, 1922 18th st.
NV 22t
SEMIDET., rooms. 11z baths, suitable
home and ONCE for physician or dentist:
NV. thorouehfare, across from shopping
center: $500 per month on lease.
FikLING FL .s0 STATION IA miles from wash
building native stone stone, fulI,sissd base se;
APPROXIMATELY $4,000 50. It. Of eround
not leased to Standard. Ideal for tourist
cabins. Price, 10000 $4,000 cash,
balance monthly installments Telephone
mornings. TIE. 6949; evenings. ALEX. 1859.