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Evening star., 1947-04-30

Fred y. >. .Leiehsl 90, 1850 Afintwood n.
nv. and Ethelyn D. Ba.dwIn. n. $40
Sth st. NV.
Kenneth K Hall. 20. Daytons Beach, Fla.
john Isnham ssk S. 2iss Hsysas st. aye se
nv. and Adele p. Prswitt. "a. $500 q
Frederick L. Mcguire. 20. s2a a2nd st.
NV, and Kathleen ]. Warne. 20, 2110
18Th st. NV.
James w. G'Brlen, IS. and Charlotte M.
Smith. 8. CAPITOL Heights. Md
Cornelius F. Sullivan. :33. 1909 Staples
st.. ne, and Myrtle A. Anderson. 80.
Albert SHAPIRO. s3, Baltimore, and sylvia
Feldman. "a, All 18th st. NV.
Daniel ]. Jones, "a, $500 Porter ST. NV,
and Christine r Parker. "a. Raeford,
Julius schindler. AZ. lie Chesapeake st,
sw, and Rose Rubin, 40. 4so3 3rd st.
Sidney j. Keithline, 90. Danbury st. s.w..
and Marjorie A. Kyler, 25, 1855 3sth
Donald Z. Keene, %. wellersburg, Pa,
and Mary A. Trimble, FL, Mount Savage,
william I. King, 81, $500 Utah ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
THE GAY TOUCH

LNoR SOME TINE I've been sharing
J. my secret for giving common
place dishes touch of romance.
There's a hint of teasing about
Tabascos flavor that is light and
gay, and gives solid sauces and
gravies, portly steaks and roasts
tempting air. Add Tabasco to
French dressing for potato salad
which I make with diced celery,
peas and pickles.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
BIG poINGs-ALL FOR BABY!

MO HOLLYWOOD STAR ever had
IN more fanfare than Americas
Babies are having right now
during National Baby Week, April
26 to May 8. And speaking Of
stars-the reisAing favorites among
baby foods seem to be Gerber's-
not only with the small fry" but
also with mothers and doctors
everywhere. Which of the many
Evening star., 1947-04-30
B mai Birth Convention
To Be Held in Annapolis
BY the A.sceioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 30.-A
convention of the Maryland District
of Columbia B'nai Birth lodges and
the Maryland-Greater Washington
Council of B'nai Birth women will
be held here Saturday and Sunday.
The convention will include a
special evening event at the Jewish
Community Center Saturday night,
a sight seeing tour, business sessions
and a. dinner dance at Carvel Hall
Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

constantly. You're packing vita
minis along with good flavor in
every glass OF Vegamato you give
them. 1t has the juice of red. plump
tomatoes. tender carrots. beets,
celery, spinach, parsley and green
peppers blended with the golden,
tangy juice of real lemon. Very
delicious and satisfying. Serve
chilled Vegamato with buttered hot
tea biscuits.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

the proper chill When the Ro-ta-
tor Washer is demonstrated you'll
be delighted to watch it wash and
dry for the line. If you have a vision
Of an up-to-the-minute range in
your future, take a look-see at the
Norge gas or electric ranges. Their
features will convince you it was
smart to See Norge Before You
Buy" You will want to take the
home freezer straight along with
you. If your home feels on the cool
side look at the Norge home
heaters, with their low-cost con-
trollable oil heat.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

al reaoy-to-serve! When your baby
reaches the chopped food stage
Doth you and he will cheer Gerber's
just right = for one portion con-
tanner. Same size, same high quail
ltS OF fruits, vegetables, meats and
desserts as Gerber's Strained Foods.
same low price. too! So. for tasty,
wholesome variety without left
overs, look to Gerber'sl
Evening star., 1947-04-30
PANTRY PIRATES

n IGGLEs from the pantry; the
" closing of the cupboard door!
From those two sound effects you'll
quickly guess that the pantry pi-
rates are rifling your stock of SPAN.
They'll copy you with fancy Spam-
wiches-maybe one slice of white
Evening star., 1947-04-30
NO HOUSING FOR GERMS

MYTH so MANY families doubling
w up these days, it becomes crit
ically necessary to help prevent one
member from spreading his cold to
everyone else. Check in your mind
each place where germs may be
housed, and keep them from NOV
ing in. Disinfect dishes as well as
Evening star., 1947-04-30
MRS. DOE GOES TO TOWN

DEFoRE you are many days older
D you1l be going to town. That
is, If you'll look up your nearest
Norge dealer in the phone book and
travel to see their remarkable new
household appliances. And you'll
surely go to town if you add one Of
their products to your home. The
new refrigerators have all improve
Evening star., 1947-04-30

Il c. grated sharp
American cheese
2 c. Bisquick
Bacon strips, crisply cooked
Add cheese to Bisquick. Follow
waffle directions on Bisquiek
pkg. Pour into hot waffle iron,
lay bacon across, bake. Serve hot
with vegetable relishes.
Don't neglect the 10 basic direc-
tons on the gay Bisquick package.
Good tastingI Unfailingl
Evening star., 1947-04-30
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Un1eT ID. {. ld1US couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three tull days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
e Alice s. dripp 30, 1900 'stHs Eth St. nv NV. '
Ihssasas 5es aSsss pTansss
and csrogn RaTns = Darns m eottase f. o Gsy
Jossph 81 a.f; 4 Kelly, Is. so4 otrard st. ne,
Roya Aefe aoksna Ma s and 4 Ios sh p Ander-
George l. Tappan. 36, Ala Oneida pl. NV,
and Birdie M. Irwin. %. 55o3 5th st.
Rodney vidrine. 80, 1912 a1st st. NV,
and Dorothy W. Broussard, 2sS2ooe N
Lowell we + Z. Z Thompson, 22, 4o27 D st. Sc,
and Elaine N. ostraat, 1s, Alexandra,
s5 Sss sey5nssss sB.i 80 s9s es6 a9Rs 81, St
celestine =, Wilson. %, 322 L st. s.w.
Gag crsig M;nts4 2o PitssSuESh N.~ yh,k Pa and
Ethel e. % Jackson, 81 TAT Ga st st. NV. a
Willy Hough. 4,6. Logan Circle NV. and
Willie F. James, 1s, and Mary D. Chandler,
Is, both Of Arlington, Va.
Earnest Ray, 80. 2 st. s.w, and Mable
Baker, 35, 1928 1st st. Sc.
Frank StultZ. 35, New jersey ave. NV, and
Catherene Coleman, 80, 215 Morgan St.
John watkins 24,.153s Swami st. NV,
and Martha D. Mason, %. 1411 w st. Sc.
John T. Thomas. 2s, 2133 Newport pl. NV,
and Paluine Y. johnson, %, 1928 18th
st. NV.
Clarence A. Johnson, 21, Poolesville, Md.
and Mary e. Smith, 81. 1740 18th st.
Robert J. Foster, 81. 1913 Massachusetts,
aye. nv, and Earnestine Pearsali. 90,
Clarence F. McInturf. %, Mt. Rainier,
Md, and Vera A. Shepherd. 1s, s1s D
Henry r. Wolfe. 27. Roxbury, Mass. and
Thelma P, Green, 21,. 705 < st; ne.
Laura J. Legath. is. 1927 asth stf st st. NV. NV
SAMUEL &c; G. Ar1old. 4S, Arlington, and Una
Leroy Burns, a, Lodi, n J., and Nancy
a. -Rangfors: 22, 321 Decatur st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

SPAN on the pantry shelf, just as
they know you'll approve of their
eating all they want. SPAN, packed
by HORNED, is all pork meat:
Chopped, juicy shoulder mixed
with tender. mellow ham. Don't
fool yourself that the big folks
won't pantry-raid, also, when they
know good SPAN is there.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

ana tender--they
ave all tn e
golden goodness
of ripe. sweet
corn. Make some
for that difficult
committee lunch
con. Watch their
heavenly express
cinrc Tho1, aporti
Evening star., 1947-04-30

waffles. They
he er loud er
when I say make
them with Bis
quick--the 6 pre-
blended ingredi-
ents ready to use.
To make festive
Evening star., 1947-04-30

SlOflS. They aren't naCufaI but &C.
quired from this:
Dromedary Corn Muffin Mix
/ egg, beaten u c. milk
Mix. Pour creased muffin cups
" full. Drop Dromedary
date or a tsp. jelly into center
of each muffin before baking.
Bake 1920 min.
Your hospitality is thrifty too. Nc
sugar and no shortening needed
Evening star., 1947-04-30
APPLE JUICE FANCY
l envelope Minute Gelatine

AfPLE julie FANCY
envelope Minute Gelatine
2-a Tbsp. sugar
c. apple Juice
Combine Speed-up Minute Celia
tine and sugar, If needed, in
saucepan. Add apple juice. Heat
over medium fame, 2--3 min. till
gelatine dissolves. Stir con.
stantly. Mold. Chill firm. Top
with pistachio nuts or coat
lightly with mix of cinnamon
and sugar.
That's a topnotch dish, in taste
and looks, even for company
meal. never feel uncomfortably
slowed down With sudden guests If
I know Speed-up Minute Gelatine's
on hand.
Evening star., 1947-04-30

ments you've
hoped for. espe-
cially plenty of
space for frozen
foods, bottles
and that over
size platter of
hors d'oeuvres
which never
before has had
Evening star., 1947-04-30

Ashton Bowers Wood. IS, Mermaid, and
Edna Earle Weed. 81, Falls Church.
Lawrence Buchona, ~, and Anna Nae
Coles, ~, both OF Manassas. IS
Joseph Charles Farrell, ~. and Ruth We
ronica Fitzgerald. 23. both Of Falls
Cnurcn
Evening star., 1947-04-30
TILL THE cows COME HOME

THERE ARE dishes and beverages
i you can repeat and repeat and
the family will always welcome
them. True of Vegamato. That's
garden-glorihed, CHEEKY, russet-red
juice drink. I'm sure you'll find
your folks will drink it thirstily and
Evening star., 1947-04-30

bread--one slice
W h ole W h e. a t.
They know you
keep bread in
the refrigerator
h ere it stays
fresh longer. But
they know you
bean S1Irc111ert
Evening star., 1947-04-30
DESSERTS ARE EASY

EAT YOUR APPLE JUICE. It's par
T. ticularly good when jellied In
Speed-up Minute Gelatine's swift
new way. Five minutes of your time
and you use only ONE saucepan!
Evening star., 1947-04-30

ia sting
Gerber Foods is
your baby ready
to enjoy? Choose
from 8 Cereals,
Is Strain e d
Foods (from
soups through
d e SIS erts) l3
Chopped Foods
Evening star., 1947-04-30
MUFFINs GO TO PARTIES

DLAIN OR FANCY I'm sure you never
L tasted anything so good in corn
mullins as those you can make with
Dromedary Corn Muffin Mix. Rich
Evening star., 1947-04-30
SUPPER WAEELEs

Tn ALL the families I know every
/ one cheers when I mention
Evening star., 1947-04-30
JES5IE5NdEhoQk
Jessie De Both soys:
THERE'S ONLY ONE YoU
There's ONLY ONE YOU. .

THERE ISN'T quite like you world In the
way you give little different twist weknown recpe-in
the prepared
Evening star., 1947-04-30

/. and Gene Kohier. 23, 1915 river I'd. NV
Mayne 7. fsirsif. 20. Di $40 : coiunbss 81
I'd. NV
Burton A. zarin. %. 31B Taylor St. NV.
Robert q. Gilman. a2. West Haven. Conn.
3, and Ann M. Toriedi, 22. Danbury. Conn
Elmer c. Geyer. Is, Carnegie, Pa, ane
Frances E. Wilson. "a. 1911 Wyouiinf
ave. NV.
Clarence L. Arnold. 80. Las Vegas, New.
and Hilda NJ. Halfy, A, 1401 & ST. NV
Robert G. Nevitt, 20. and Sarah e. Woods
2I. both Of Takoma Park. Md.
Issued ut Fairfax.
Andrew Lewis Darne, 10, and okie Ma
HARRINGTON, Is, both of Vienna.
Lee Milton Stent, 22. Columbus. Ohio
and GLADYS Anne Case, %. Fairfax.
Esworth Raymond Williams, 10, ant
Yvonne Jones, 10, both Of Merrifeld
Evening star., 1947-04-30

your Individuality. When you
create a fine, new sauce, invent
a new food accompaniment -
you emphasize it!
The Republican., 1947-07-24
Fike Reunion Scheduled

The twenty-second annual Fikc re
union will be held at Coopers Rocks,
W. Va, Sunday August 3. All mem
bers of the Fike clan, their relatives
and friends are invited to attend. The
meeting will be in the form of a bas-
ket picnic.
After dinner there will be a short
business session for the purpose OF
electing officers for the ensuing year.
Present officers are Ross E. Fikc,
president, Mrs. c. A. Fike, secretary
treasurer. Members of committees
are Mrs. Nellie Wheeler, Orie Fikc,
George Fike, jackson Fike and Allen
Fike.
There will be music and other en-
tertainmcnt.
The Republican., 1947-07-24
Amvets to Play
At Crellin Today

The Amvets baseball team from
Oakland will play the Crellin team
on the latter's field this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. On Sunday, July 27,
they travel to Keyser to play the in
dependent team there. Bob Glaze
will pitch and Red McManis will
catch. Al Thomas, former Westvaco
pitcher, VIII oppose the Amvets.
On Sunday, August 3, the Amvets
will go to Holy Cross on the Lake
for a game there. On Thursday, July
81, the Amvets will play the Terra
Alta VFW at the Fike field at $50
o'clock.
There was no game last Sunday
since the Davis Eagles baseball team,
which was scheduled, had disbanded.
The Republican., 1947-07-24
CRELLIN
CreIIin Defeats Swanton 3 to ?

Crellin Defeats SwantOn 3 to
The Crellin Baseball team won
over the Swanton team Sunday 3 to
,. Darrell Lewis, short stop, made
two of the runs for Crellin with Jay
Colaw coming in with one. This is
the third victory for the team this
year with two defeats. The first game
was victory over Preston, W. Va,
| / to ? Then the Terra Alta V. F. w.
won over Crellin, to 3. Then Crellin
came back at Swanton again beating
them II to T. Then they suffered a
defeat from Terra Alta V. F. w, 8
to 3. The team is looking forward to
a game with Oakland Thursday even
ing at 500 standard time at Crellin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Holler, of
Akron, Ohio. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Holler this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Worth Howes, Akron, were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
Ter.
Gayle Shaffer. who is a student
Of Strayer College, is here for a
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Shaffer.
Mrs w. f. Gorden, Gerrardstown,
is visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bell.
MIS-. John Hinebaugh is a patient
at Memorial Hospital, Cumberland,
where she will undergo a major
operation.
Mrs. Oscar Shaffer, Mrs. Homer
Shaffer, Miss Betty Shaffer, and
Nordeck Shaffer were in Washington
over the weekend.
The Republican., 1947-07-24
Farmers Stock Yards, Accident, Md.
Sale Prices, July 21, 19i7
Savage Bros.

Cows, $3.50 to $147O per cwt;
Heifers, $3.50 to $4,000 per cwt;
Steers, $500 to $21,00 per cwt;
Bulls, $3.50 to $3.50 per cwt.
Veal 600 lbs and over) $3.50 to
$23.75 per cwt; Veal (under 100 lbs)
$3.50 to $13.20 per cwt
Pigs, $3.50 to $1O.75 each; Shoats,
$1I50 to $500 each; Fat Hogs,
$20.50 to $2S.30 per cwt.
Leghorn Hens, 19c to 2412c per ID;
Leghorn Broilers and Friers, 2512c
to pic per lb; Heavy Hens, 33c to
36l2c per lb; Heavy Broilers, 33 l2c
to }5c ner H.
The Republican., 1947-07-24
Farm Safety Week
Is Being Observed

Farmers in this county and other
counties throughout the nation are
observing national farm safety week
this week, sponsored by the U. S. De-
partment Of Agriculture.
The purpose Of the week is to cut
the tragic farm accident toll, to pre-
vent thousands Of needless deaths
and hundreds of thousands of need
less injuries, and to prevent the sor-
row and suffering caused by these
accidental deaths and injuries.
The department is also urging
every farm family to adopt safe
practices Of living and working
throughout the year.
On the basis of pre-war experience
an accident resulting in disabling
injury may occur to resident Of
one out Of every four farms in Amcri-
ca this year, unless extra precautions
are taken. More fatal accidents oc-
cur i'm agriculture than in any other
occupation, it is stated. About $500
farm workers were killed and around
100000 farm workers were injured
in 1916, according to figures compiled
by the National Safety Council. Falls,
and machinery and livestock accidents
are by far the most common types.
The department is urging all mem
bcrs Of farm families to learn the
danger spots on their farm, and to
make them as safe as humanity pos
s.bIe; to take time out during the
week for discussion of how they
can live and work safely.
The Republican., 1947-07-24

be listed, and they VIII be followed
in later articles by discussion Of the
individual reasons.
Reasons for the Act
l. Forests, timberlands, woodlands
and soil resources of the State of
Maryland are basic assets, and the
proper use, development, and preser-
walton of these resources are neces-
sary to protect and promote the
health, safety, and general welfare
of the people of the State.
,. To preserve an adequate source
Of forest products for the people.
3. To prevent floods and soil ero-
sion.
1. To preserve the natural beauty
The Republican., 1947-07-24

of the State.
5. To protect wiIdIife.
6. To encourage the dcv 1opment of
recreational interests.
7. To maintain the fertility and FRO
ductivity Of the soil.
8. To prevent the impairment of
reservoirs and dams.
8, To preserve the tax rate.
10. To sustain and promote the wei
fare of the people of the State
II. 1t is declared to be the policy
of the State to encourage, assist, and
guide private ownership in the man
agement and fullest economic de
velopment of privately owned forest
lands
The Republican., 1947-07-24
Free State Forestry
" iIliam A. Parr

Forest COnservancy Districts Act
Many people have asked, "Why is
it necessary to have law such as
the Forest Conservancy Districts Act
of 1882" Others have been misin-
formed concerning the nature Of this
Act and the powers given the Dis
trict Forestry Boards under it. For
these reasons, the next several weeks
will be spent in discussion of the
law.
What are the reasons behind such
a law? This week, the reasons for the
law, as stated in the Act as intro
duced in the General Assembly, will
The Republican., 1947-07-24

Dr.. Matthews Page Andrews, G7,
authority OH Maryland history, died
suddenly June 20, while driving his
automobile to his home in Baltimore.
The Republican., 1947-07-24

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Evening star., 1947-10-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

-
DOWNTOWN, 2nd comml., vacant; 3-story
brick, 23x93. just recond;; fine display
space 1st floor, onhces upstairs: 81 neat;
aeT aess srsHt sT NhAh 4 X koH Nwana NA aaSe
small house and as5o lot for repair shop; se'
VERY CLOSE to new Arlandria shoppins
ssatsf ssas rental. as 70! Rs
ave-. Alexandra. Va, ov. ss35. ov. 3ss7
a1st AND X SITS. NV corner. location
spsFs spnro. 0'aE ens Ps:sPsas .ss
Fl sfis H. 81 g.: 2S 1RR Ris'gs''FSR
sss 81 IND; INDIANA AVE. N.w.-s-story and
6smt brick 1000 S. II per nGos; Ss:t front a
ply leasing dept. LEO n, PERIlNsTEIN &
aaS 9Th N.W.-2nd- commercial 4-story
sss :s s.: = Issse: 81
a;x ana c5%mEheiAL, 5S1m Iii 1904 9th st. NV. "a.
to good alley: will remodel to suit tenant;
ideal for warehouse or other 2nd.commsr, r
n. fasRsfi ARDsy Co. sisn5 f45 ssps
sMHEoPsswAREHousE III s1SaHo or garage. rear lso4
A st. ne; flreproof. Has been used 70,
nsnS s1S sssieE 'h1R RgI9 1sR' ss
sEcoND SEC 4 = cioMMiERc1x1-1 oisii 900 50: IT. q
space In 10-story building. equipped with
light manufacturing, tailor, silversmith,
leasing dept, LEO N. BERNSTEIN & 60"
1415 K st. NV, ME. 64OO. "a
suitable ier any type Of business; also &: 5;yT.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
HOUSES ron sALT-s.E. tcent.l

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tesntl.
CoLoRED = COS Ilth 81, g,E. = $3.50
s0's s.ssso ss' i0 McIss Si Cohen o.
Niiton .v,nnicf, with A. N. psxisNEN
~ t4o4 o,56. I. st. NV" ma sose. Home
eoLokisp-ssee DOWN make. yop tn.
sNs14sS VII IS; ~ :iss r. h;ss;h' c.il suSHTS
s6foRfkpcoB seff c IT, II. e.. f.. NEAR 9th ae ST
vacant; you must see this charming and
,sqosd 1o, ers s.ths hos Pun tSda
eil heat; house has been completely re-
sessta'ts sesss g.. -iaf s.'s.a Ell n" j. r.
e6E6hfp sedEM CO. 1sR 1ospfRokrtNfY Ne s,nidss saGa
tiled, bath. fun bsmt,. new gas furnace;
ideal location on Alabama ave. excellent
price for cash. Cali WA. s625 or FRANK
eoI6RF5MBE & E65IFhsi Pi sN6d ha AS BUG ZS in th,s
sturdy brick home. near 18th and Mass
friendly neighbors; rms, bath, oil
:S.; L s,' sss i51 = VI
CoIoREpNBE SURE TO see these
Open today 10 to 4; brsnd-new brick
Hish st. Sc; these lovely homes have 8
large rooms, full basement, modern kitchen
with brand-new stove and refrigerator,
chrysler Air.Temp summer and winter
Immediate possession. DON'T wait TO sec sec
these. just what you've been looking for!
en Morril I'd. 2 blocks 10 High st:. riIht 10
sSHosSi ssHiso 6: aHat4R VI eos 81 SsSstB sSt 5s e
Evening star., 1947-10-20

n,LhoLLfOL NEW sIOhE' 3Ox125, par
ssa' LEWIS Rfyfss ssE sss suii;' sl
With class eeas: Sss'Sn IN nss sSs
2RRsss sgaMAs. mYst Rh Nf f7ss yen financed L9yIs
6ELfcATEssEN-openins in new Hilicssss
SHhSppnE Hops 1enses pd Maylor and Coed
ior Theater: to Be completed in spring:
size to suit; long lease, to substantial ten
ant Also space remaining for top-notch
WI WEAvGR sRos sf0fsssfs se wssias ssi
,sna sSn HldE d. $500; ewes cH os ssss
;Ss aSs g t:'sas sHa y a3s's IS, g:
l9I i9f y. tth ays sT NV s,aT. DJ sl4l
2 rooms and bath; newly remodeled; all
modern up-to-date improvements; centrally
located Can be used for barber shop. deli
sore G.. Hfiay H RfsGE snS
sRAL sE. : coNTRAcTlNa C TI CO, sl5 New york
fxf fMMRbiATE "a occaSSrAscY taS sox7o .tot. in
lease avail. to responsible tenant. Can Be- g.
tSr ABER aPhGe5z n eoz or
s. IS ~, saZ 0a55nsss gE Ssss Cali HARRY eoTEs'
ea ssmt t. briek n.e ends bids Store t5ont 1000
Equipped 5est with elevator Full bsmt 2il
NJ NJ BERNSTEIN IL CO., l4l5 K st. NV.
powSTowN LocAr1oN-4,soo 50. ttf r. on
lS!, ist noor Of large downtown building,
e!othinE ina dsa or tn5nisqre ssoss Apply lsss-
I415 K st. NV, NE. 800 AAN -
!; asas II III hwy; Arlington, Va. New
mo. Sun. and ewes. call Mr. Mac, 81.
2e?b. WALKER & DUNLOP, NC, 1900
C')RNER STORE in close-in N Arl., ex.
tremely busy intersectien reasonable
9th q EYE SITS. NV, S15 Eye st. NV
Store, rear room. use Of yard. opposite .
barking ramp. HoWENsTEIN REALTY
% iSoo BLOCK sck COLUMBIA Rp. Second
roor commercial or professional, approx
700 to 900 So. IT.: light, airy and modern.
18Th AND Sis. N.E. Ground door
Immediate INN nosssSsiqn. sSA9 CAL leasing dept.
LEO M BERNSTEIN b CO., 1415 x st.
NV, ME. 54O0. IA
Evening star., 1947-10-20
BUSINESS pRoPFRTY FOR SALE.

$1,000 50. FT, LEVEL GROUND, soned
indu:trial suitable for warehouse. manu-
fpscturing rn or industrial % use with pvt: 6-csr
oeated M n h. n a1s ' .Pss PssDssas sna
priced, far, below any comparable site. For
immed rn dns sale Exclusive With JESS FISHER
100 BLOCK MINNESOTA AVE. ne
P,rSt Fl eng d.ssS sfsond commercial a. fr9nt
house. 70 csn b for Ts st
msTsisI il rear SI.es. sio.SSS; 5000
a 0fanss aiAafinssa wAfLE snee,s co 81 81
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two doors. located in s1cellsnt shopping
center; good financing; possession Of store
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ing 20 It. on Calvert st. and joining Rock
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BOSS 4 ,PHELPs, INC. i41S X st. ~; NV
-21
and COMMERCIAL, s.E.-Near the Nav,
side and rear; industrial labor close q
hand; reasonably priced. Cali Mr.: Measel
MA. $500; ewes. and Sun, DI. O705. BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. al
Conn. ave-25x95 to wide alley; possession
On 14th st.-1st commercial: 3-stor.
brick building. lot 2bxl20 to l9.ft: alley
owner will improve to suit desirable tenant
| good location for used-car business. Cal
Mr. Measell. MA. $500; ewes. and Sum-. DI
O7O5. BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1415
| st. NV. ii