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Evening star., 1947-03-11
K0 Of Bivins Raises
Charles Title Hopes
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

CLEVELAND. Mar. 11.-Cincin-
nati's Ezzard Charles today was
primed for an early title clash with
Light Heavyweight Champion Gus
Lesnevich after his fourth-round
hlitz Of Heavyweight Jimmy Bivins
here last night.
Already ranked by the National
Boxing Association as the logical
contender for the light heavy
diadem, Ezzard proved his right to
that listing by disposing Of Bivins
one Of the better heavies, who en-
tertained hopes Of title bout with
Joe Louis this summer.
There was an ironical sidenote
40 Bivins' loss. Just five years age
today Bivins, then a promising light
heavy, outpointed Lesnevich here in
a nontitle 10-rounder. Bivins never
got q crack at the light heavy
weight championship and later
grew into a heavyweight. Now
Charles is on the upgrade.
Trained down to 170A, Charles
spotted the Cleveland Negro 13%
pounds, but his lightness was an
asset rather than a handicap.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Better Competition
Ahead for Jones
After Floyd K0

Hard-punching Herbie Jones,
District featherweight, is due to
move against upper-bracket COM
petition from now ON. He'll have
to. because boys down In the mid
die Of the pack want no parts of
him. Herbie's hard to get along
with In the ring anyway, and add to
that the fact that he's a portsider
and it's understandable why Man
ager Lou Jamison has trouble find
ing boys who'll fight him.
Jackie Floyd Of Philadelphia tried
to solve Herbie last night at Tur-
ner's Arena, and Jackie is in Gar
field Hospital today while doctors
examine X-ray pictures to see just
how badly he was hurt. Herbie
pounded out q technical knockout
in 54 seconds Of the fifth round.
Referee Charley Reynolds stopped
the bout after Floyd hit the deck
three times in the fourth and again
in the fifth.
Jones had a good edge at the end
Of three fast rounds, and early in
the fourth caught Floyd with a left
uppercut flush on the jaw. Floyd
took nine and needed more, but
got up and received pasting be-
fore going down for nine again.
He was down again for two before
being saved by the bell. It ended
early in the fifth.
The semifinal six-rounder went to
Art Bethes Bethea In q close one
over Noryal Gaddis, and there were
two quick knockouts on the pre-
linn card. Lou Brown, former Uni
versity Of Maryland fighter, stopped
Nat Padgett at 1859 Of the first, and
Roscoe Mercer finished Buddy
Thomas in 2:28 Of the first. Going
the limit was a six-heater won by
Kenny Harris over John Hansburry.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Singer Ends 3-Week Slump,
Requins Lead in Pin Leuque

Ending q three-week slump with
a lusty $50 score. Julie Singer, crack
Greenway team bowler, returned as
the individual pacesetter in the
mems major District League with
an average Of 127-65 for u games.
A brilliant squirt the last month
has moved Ray Watson, veteran
Clarendon roller to the runner-up
spot, only nine pins behind Singer
with a mark Of 1916.
Pacesetter two weeks ago, Paul
Perkins, King Pin ace, has skidded
to third place with 1919. Lindsey
Stott, captain Of the leading King
Pin quint has moved into fourth
place with 1866.
Trailing are Cletus Pannell, the
Rosslyn sharpshooter with 1870;
Whip Lichfleld of Clarendon, 125-
so; Joe Harrison, Hiser's Boulevard,
1926 and Billy Stalcup. Rosslyn,
124-70.
Frank Mischou's 157 and Bill
Costigan's 404 counts were big fac
tors as Lucky Strike whipped Ross
lyn in 4 postponed District league
match. The defeat dropped Ross
lyn four games back of the 'front.'
running King Pins and into a third
place tie with Clarendon. The sur
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Top Net Stars Reported
Ready 10 Become Pros
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 1.-THE Mi
ami Herald said last night that tho
cream of the nations amateur ten
mis- players are ready to turn pro-
fessional when arrangements are
completed for q yearly 20-tourna-
ment schedule" In which each event
would carry $4,000 in prize money.
The Herald said National Amateur
Champion Jack Kramer had arrived
in Miami and admitted that he
would seriously consider turning
pro If all ambitious plans materi-
alize."
The Herald quoted Gardnar Null
10y of Miami and Segura Pancho Of
Ecuador as saying that If the pro
game is place on sound basis, they
probably would turn in their anna
teur badges.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

The Warrenton Hunts 11th an
nual old-fashioned point-to-point
races will be run. next Saturday
near Warrenton, Va, marking the
opening of the 1s47 equine season
In the Capital area.
A large entry Of the top fox
chasers of Virginia is reported for
the two races on the card, an in
dividual event of about 5 miles and
a race for teams of two over q 6-mile
course. Both events always draw q
large crowd OF horse enthusiasts
from Maryland, Virginia and the
District.
The individual race holds for the
winner the coveted Mary Converse
Cutting perpetual challenge cup
and . piece Of plate for permanent
possession. To the triumphant pair
In the team race 60 the Frederick
II. Prince, t., perpetual trophy
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Jockeys Drop Threat
10 Boycott Bowie;
|PimIico 10 Move

BY shs Assoeiaisd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 1.-THE
threat Of q jockey boycott at Bowie
having dissipated, Improvement OF
Maryland horse racing was In pros
pect today. with one operator ready
to move to q new location and an
other planning extensive improve
ments to an existing plant.
John Kelly, legal representative Of
the Jockey Guild, told the Maryland
Racing Commission he believed the
riders would be satisfied after re-
ceiving assurance Of more showers
establishment Of reducing and rec
reatton rooms and improvement to
their kitchen. The jockeys said In
Florida last week they would boy
colt Bowie, which opens April /,
unless their facilities were i'm
proved.
Meanwhile, President Harry A.
Parr III Of the Maryland Jockey
Club announced that Pimlico was
ready to move to a new site as soon
as transfer Is approved by the Leg
islature. Parr also announced that
Pimlico, which recently purchased
controlling interest In the Laurel
track, would continue to operate as
q separate track as far as racing
dates were concerned.
Another track executive, Presi-
dent Milton A. Reckord Of Havre
de Grace, said, II am sitting with q
million dollars in my hands for i'm
provement but am prevented from
doing anything because Of Civilian
Production Administration regula-
tions."
Reckord said the track was In
urgent need" OF fireproof stables
a new administration building and q
modern steel grandstand.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. C. A-1s
With Bill Leetch

problems are our problems. If we
make mess Of things, you will suf-
fer as much as we" he said.
Interest in small-bore rifle shoot
ing continues to increase, and scores
are climbing, too. The Maryland
Rifle League is growing rapidly and
some spirited matches are in pro-
gress weekly. Last Wednesday In
a four-team shoot. Kensington
Maryland University, Berwyn and
National Capital teams competed,
with Maryland carrying of top hon.
ors by score of 1.403. with Ma
tional Capital runnerup by 1878
against Berwyn's 1859 and Kensing-
toms 1.l72. Arthur Cook, the ma
tional Junior champion, shooting
for Maryland, led individual shoot
ers with three-position score of
296 out Of possible 300.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Worrenton Hunt Races to Open
Euuine Season Next Saturday
By Lorry lowrence

and pieces Of plate. An award also
will be given to the first rider to
finish weighing over 1876 pounds.
The committee In charge consists
Of Amory s. Carhart, M. r. H.,
Warrenton Hunt; Melville H.
Bearns, r. D. McGrath, F. n. Prince,
jr.; w. Henry Pool and Arnold
Scruton.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

Iitn q n n u a !
Donainion-P ro-
vincial Wildlife
Confere ce in
Ottawa recently,
Resources Min
lister James A.
Glen said Cana
dian wildlife re-
sources had be-
com . little e
short Of des-
perate" during
the last fe "
years. Attribut-
ing the situation
partly to greatly
increased hunt.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Kentucky and West Va. Seeded
Nos. | and z in Garden I ourney

f1ves are deep in material, fast, tall
and can shoot.
For Saturdays opener West vir-
ginia will take on Bradley and st.
Johns will tangle with N. G. State.
Mondays pairings match Utah
against Duquesne and Kentucky
against L. I. U. The semifnals will
be held Wednesday, March 10.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Dodds to Run March 29
In Mile Event at Chicooo
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 11.-Gil Dodds,
the prancing parson from Boston,
will compete in the Bankers Mile
at the Chicago Relays in Chicago
Stadium March 20, it was announced
today by the Daily News, meet
sponsor.
It was in the 1914 Bankers that
Dodds ran a 4:06.4, fastest mile ever
covered indoors.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Ferruro Stops Murphy
In Third Round of Bout
by the Assoeiotsd Press

SCRANTON, Pa, Mar. 11.-Nunzic
Rerraro, 139, Of Milwaukee, scored
a technical Knockout over Joe Muir.
ply, IA, of Harrisburg, Pa, in the
third round Of their scheduled 10
rounder last night at Town Hall.
In the six-round semifinal, Jimmy
Gardner, ITO, Of Philadelphia, out.
pointed AL Timmons, 178, Of Cleve.
land
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Hoyos, Boston College
To Meet on Grid Nov. l
speeiuI Dispatch 10 Ii. .ster

NEWTON, Mass, Mar. 11.-George-
towns Hoyas, whose football game
with Boston College was one of the
most thrilling played at Braves
Field last season, will meet the
Eagles November l next season,
school officials announced today.
Boston will play nine games, all
against major opponents. The list:
september 26, clemson; October 10,
Kansas State; II. Louisiana State; "a,
vilianoya; November 1, GEORGETOWN; g.,
VILE, Tenn; ~, st. Mary'S; 20, Holy
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Dickey to Limit PIuyina

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Mar. II Up.
Bill Dickey, former Yankee now
managing the Little Rock Travellers
Of the Southern Association, an
nounced today he expects to see ac-
ton behind the plate in no more
than 80 games this season.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
II R.-At least so Of the States
best junior amateur golfers will
compete June "a in the second an
nual Virginia State junior amateur
golf tournament to be staged over
the Glenwood Country Club layout
In Richmond.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
BIB Defeats Williams
In Fight in Baltimore
BY the Associofsd Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 11.-Bee Bee
Washington, 165-pound Negro from
Washington. won a unanimous To-
round decision from Roy (Cyclone)
Williams, 1874. of New York in the
Coliseum last night for his 31st win
in 80 starts.
The crowd Of 1872 paying $4,066. rs
also saw AL Wright, 161A, of Wash
ington outpunch Indian Jimmy
Slade, 1921, of New York, in the
six-round semiwindup.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Sports Mirror
BY he Assseiaisd Press

Today . year ago-Babe Ruth
turned down o1er to manage
Manchester IN. HI club In New
England Baseball League.
Three yc4rs ago Gil Dodds set
new indoor mile record OF 4:07.3
ut annual Z. Of C. games.
Five years ago-Jimmy Bivins
outpointed Light Heavyweight
Champion Gus Lesnevich in nom
title bout at Cleveland.
Ten years ago--Eulace Peacock.
Temple University. set new in
door 60-yard record Of 8 seconds,
one-fifth second under long,
standing mark, at Toronto meet.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Dewitt Quint Defects
Montgomery, 48-42

Dewitt Schools basket ball team
defeated Montgomery Junior Col
lege, 1912, last night for the second
time this season. Jimmy Lea set a
13-pcint pace.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

Our neighbors In Canada seem to
be as much worked up about their
wildlife situation as we are about
ours. Addressing delegates to the
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Hiuleuh Officiuls Renamed

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. II R.--Hialeah
tracks directors and stockholders
at their annual meeting yesterday
reelected John c. Clark president
and Sam H. Mccormick secretary
and treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
College, So.
Bradley. 81; Colorado College, Sc.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Ebbit Grill Five Wins

Old Ebbit Grill basket ball team
defeated FEBC, 1926. in q Wilson
Recreation League game last night
Harry Martins IL points were high
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Junior Golf Tourney Set

Totals 20 S4S Totals
Evening star., 1947-10-07

large show window. private ,layatory; rem:
soREKT " SSSAdr sl4 a"fh Gnioa SHtf fryss
aPPRoxfMATEGY iis TEL $500 50. #. hoor mac.
Bldg Sth and sss ,.nSt. seps5ssss sas,1: sr
vegetable, laboratory. print shop d1stri-
button or service business requiring cen.
IEs lssfEHa co. sens ME Eefs9osole S4oo
BETHESDA SHOPPING CENTER-severa.
stores to be built, facing Wisconsin ave.
g! \ h15Tos SuPFEEF
FOR RENT-store in excellent locations
other lines; rent. $500 mo. 1896 Ps.
sTokE OR OFFICES, sesa x st., IN heart
ants needs for doctor. dentist. laboratory.
for cars, bsmt; 1st and 2nd hs. avail
aele sepaEStely ep Wo or as complete unit. RE
$500 SO. FT. Street level space. add.
space in basement for storage. etc: va
cant; located in the heart Of the business
further details, apply leasing Department.
LEO NJ BERNsE1N ms g. co" l415 K st.
DRUGSTORE LOCATION. corner bldg. nov
Offices above for doctors and dentists; large
ne colored shopping center: availabls
soon. Apply leasing dept, LEO NJ BERN.
STEIN & CO, l4l5 st. NV ME, 5400.
BARGAIN, $65 MO.-Busy 18th and q
SITS. ne: peri. retail or sales ONCE loca-
ton. Apply immed., 1895 H st. ne. In
SHOPPING CENTER about to be erected
at Alabama ave. and Naylor I'd, s.e.. op-
posite Naylor Theater at junction heavy
traffic streets serving wide area, opportu-
nifty for delicatesSen, hardware, bakery,
womens wear. drugstore. etc: long leases;
size OF stores to suit; ample parking. See
Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC, WASH
ington Bldg, D1. $500, ewes. CHI. o23S.
1900 BLOCK 9TH ST. NW-over 1000
one Of he BUSIEST Sock in town.
for almost any retail or wholesale busi-
ness. Owner might consider sale. LEWIS
Evening star., 1947-10-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN. end coml., vacant: 3-story
brick. 23x93, Just recond.; fine display
space 1st f., Offices upstairs: oil heat; very
unusual terms. A. M. ROTH. MA. 1885.
g STORES AND APTs.. no leases; s.
story lst,eommercial corner conv. terms.
Mr.; eTes, DEE1sEs3 Re iEss ole Bond Bldg MA 777@
sSIESDD aES ,o1 gossOss ,
school, bus: vacant 6-rm. house in. fair
condition. easily rem odeled: 81 800 down.
easy, terms. ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 7740
IN HS'ti The Si'g HEART OF cHERRYDALE, Arl.
Co., we have a plot of ground zoned for
business and apartments. This lot has
over 300 fts fronting along Lee hwy. and
a depth of $40 it. Also included are 3
large homes: reasonably priced for i'm
mediate sale. ROBERT N. BRUMBACK
CO., Lee hwy. at Lorcun lane. oW. 1880.
X ST, NEAR sTATLER-Approx; 1000
SO. it., LIST commercial. 4-story brick and
English basement: ideal for conversion
to office building: can deliver vacant;
excellent financing available: ]. A. VEIN
BERG CO.. INC. Realtor, 1907 H st. NV,
coMMERc1AL Col SfGR CORNER on Baltimore
blvd.-3 stores and owners residence of
3 rooms and bath; all modern equipment.
including Oil heat. income from stores,
S2,1O0 per year; the residence is nicely
arranged for combination home and pro-
be aosSess ss 9T no adSona S5 hems
cial space; full value with good future
6597, with sHANNoN T. LUcHS CO. 1906
ST. NV, Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1947-10-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ALExANDRIA, yA;I4 family fsts. 2
old; all-brick construction; 1st trust Of
.nnua a a an exaesn fISss
For complete infermstion' call BETHEL
ssss s.ps.ls 'Iii aeo!s s'tai
4aos fHss Rs4r9 ssss Co.
aIayN tlmsS rentals: Fl heat; $4,000 handles.
4KG. MShHi zoSE Hp ccs, aleb. rd., near wilson
e. sss ';sss7 e!ss @ s'5s g. TIT ss4$
i J1sT 81 LISTED few choice apt. houses
unit units Price s times the prewsr rental Of Of
$50 900 annually This can't be built today
other apis. in yarious locations and prices,
ecy eoRP n0Fss ResltoHs sa 81 s55s SRo"S
and bath on each foo, noor' ssparate. h,w
& NORRIS. Realtors, exclusive agents 723
;IGs 10Th !saa s.: NV. RE. e5s5; Sun. and eyes,
4ioo m BLOCK MINNESOTA AVE. N.E.-1st
and 2nd commercial; lot AZ by average of
White e eoorea eosns estate preed
j. sV9 WApIE c.. onSt 81. s34e' '''' 'A''-
A REAL BUY in 4-story brick bldg, 1st
commercial (colored). on 18th st. at You:
9 rooms baths, h.-w.h. (oil); 1st hoor on
street level and occupied by business nrm:
as 5f fas aauH ofsBsR Gi " Co. sa5l
Bb9THGTLDERs, b9HT ArTENTIoN-4o acres sub
divided less than mi. from D. C.; very
reasonable down payment required. MI
Punenberger, with PAUL MUDD, FIR. 2o56;
fsfs fSio stH a% 81. yAs.w-s rooms divided into
8 complete apts with individual heating.
Colored occupancy: 500 mo. gross rents.
Submit offers, subject to court approval,
to JOHN M LYMAN, trustee. 312 Colo
rado Bldg; Washington 5, 2. c. g.
oil-hested ONCE building; long lease to
Isea bpss from n oWsH Esase II ss5 st.
: TWo-FAMILY ROW BRICKS; each unit
has rms And bath: annual income,
$1,000; price. 81 500. Call Mr.; Stevenson,
with F, M. PRATT CO., MA. s6sa: ewes,
s. ss.7oo ANNUAL INCOME On 5-year lease
ssHes slse snd s1 insassnss' tRsy pay rePs!r. sna
commercial, priced at, 10 times rent.
ss4s SHel or W. W.. ssos, eves.. with SHANNON
LuCHs GO; Dir, 1908 BHrst j Ct. nv, nv, . ali,
s IN ss e SSs Prize rk fSs Suns M, '1ah Sa
only 5 years. aso.. fully rented TO sati:aed
ninss. Mr. ArfedEs. "a. 2814R. -
Evening star., 1947-10-07
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

""BUY now for your future home ,1. in, in Il the
fastest growing restricted communities Of
fers you / to acre homesites as low IS
$500. S45 down, SIS mo-; over 400 sold:
hard rds:; elec.. guar title: For beautiful
Paul E. Harrison, 1882 < st. NV, ME.
1I43. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
WESTMINSTER-Durin October we are
receiving bids on our beautiful estate To-
Gated Just outside city limit on hillside
mr.. western Maryland College campus in
midst Of rapidly growing community; 5ha
taking views; several thousand trees. incl
young small orchard: house Ks large, Z
practically new condition. Call West
%snsser oWnsI DR. RI L. NJ NJ BERTHohF iSeTiaFn''
5-RoOM BUNGALOW. newly built. ,sh
acres ground, "a mi: from good fishing;
SO, 800 Call r. DAWSON, Lottsburs,. Va.
lPhone) Heathsyille 21-F-22. 10
CALIFORNIA-6-room stucco bungalow.
hardwood noors, tiled bath and kitchen.
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, double ga :
rage. lot 65xIO5, fenced in rear: situated
in quiet residential section in North Long
Beach; 1000; terms, S4, 900 cash, balance
monthly. JA 1921. >
Evening star., 1947-10-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? We need properties OF all
types, homes, small and large investment
properties. acreage; building lots In zroupss
clients waiting and our sales force is
equipped to handle any deal. We can de;
liver . complete packaEeths sale n. na ena
SAILS. NC, 1925 z It. nv. MA. 9l4l;
iNDUsTkIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
o. buildings for sals Or lssssa A. N. ROTH,
Evening star., 1947-10-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

on RAILROAD, / mile west Of Alexandria,
Va. Sewer. water. cleo. and telephone
cern. which desires to have homes adjacent
to plant. g acres, at $500 per acre; ~
Mr.. SOUTH END OF 18th ST. BRIDGE
On hard road, with all utilities: part or all
OF over 100000 So feet. This is one of
the finest pieces of industrial land in the
Washington area. Price reasonable.
LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-10-07

FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT, stores: let
me see If I can get your price for your
apartments or stores will charge sc
commission. Box 200-J, Star. Ill
HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Nothing
too large or too small. What have you?
HARRY COHEN. RE. 4771, GE. 04S6. IL
small. Call me to sell it for you at the
peak prices. Ray Morse. SH. 4971.
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU.
CASH for good investment. property show
ing fair return. Brokers' cooperation
Evening star., 1947-10-07
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. :.

SIx-FAMILY APT, good ne. location 2
yrs old, all-brick construction; 1st trust,
approx. $4,000, at 4ec; gross income Of
S3.456 annually; excellent investment For
CO., INC. Realtor, 1907 H st. NV, Ma
$500 %
ATTRACTIVE and rare offering-Modern
fireproof apt, showing a return of more
than $1,000 annually, 16ee on investment.
This is a real and unusual opportunity.
For details, call WAKEFIELD REALTY CO.,
OR. 1857; ewes, OIL. 1915 IS
MILES FROM SILVER SPRING-A gen.
eral merchandise store, fully equipped, in
good location. Call Mr.. Allnutt, r. j,
answer, PL. 0SS3 Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-07
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.

sSsg1SAS s5a Hils as i:s e.ss oT
distance recommended for family with
children who would like q dog. chickens.
large attic rm. outbuiidin1s on on rear Of
lot; Call RE $3.50 till pm. COLONIAL
askMsiNaso Jim. MasoNRf ~ s-sroRY; bedIms Mg
and tile bath on 2nd A.; 1st f. has large
liv rm., din. rm. and equipped kit; full
bSmt.. oil heat, air cond. large lot. rear
ssnen sa tsneee Oss tesms to bus Nae and hGgg9s
5 II; Glebs I'd; cH: 5000, CH, es1s. Is
low with expansion attic, Liv. rm., dining
rm.. kit, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. det garage;
conv. to transp, schools and shopping
center. Get your hat in your hand II YOU
want bargain. Call MILTON G. SMITH.
4219 Wilson blvd, OW. 1900. Open till
pm.
ARLINGTON-3 bedrms: match this buy
any place. Beautiful brick home, furn.
recreation rm. garage, fully equipped kit
tile bath; stream in rear Of large lot
i vacant s5.75o. Beau. a-story white
home, completely equipped kit; large "
acre lot, overlooking D. c. Only IL min to
downtown. Low down payment; FHA
finance a sacrifice.
3-bedrm., 2t2-bath, 2story brick home
extra large rms; throughout; liv. rm
25x15: fireplace in recre. and liv. rms:
gas heat: new GE equipped kit. This
HON home is vacant and and, priced right with VIII
lLoNGACREs. Realtors. oW. 1913 and
Evening star., 1947-10-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BUILDING FOR RENT, 9th st: n.w.-6, 800
SO. it.. modern building with nice store
front; available for immediate occupancy;
reasonable rent. Box 461-D. Star. -
and once space, 5000
So. it. on one floor, in modern masonry
building; conveniently located; about one
half now in air-conditioned Offices. bal
ance can be air conditioned excellent
workshop, dental lab, research, engi-
neering, combination ONCE and manu-
featuring; possibility, add. $500 50: +. in
shop, garage or warehouse space; available
Nov. / See Mr. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
CHI 923S.
SUITABLE UsED-CAR LOT on New jersey
ss'4xss. se asas Cali cafl Taos 5. w WALSH, i've"
flRsT Fix 156 1d6MiEEcfxIPss aT ss brick 6las
18th st. and Park rd. NV. Rent
in whole or part. AT. 1884. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-07
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST COMMERCIAL, Georgia ave. 37la
ft. frontage. 3-family det.. 2-car garage,
oil heat; plans approved for addition store.
basement and rms. above. Sold by owner
sECoSD COMMERCIAL, two very desir-
the heart Of downtown Northwest, both
less than $4,000. Can be we'll financed.
Both are suitable for first commercial use
as well as second. Two unusual properties
SS%Eu4RT of stsasSt zaSsSsmsas
north Of Ft. Belvoir, on Route l; SCOTT.
fr9ntass small cottage and SIn e
Virginia David Wiley. exclusive agent,
AK: 3747. BROWN REALTY CORP. DU.
Is ACRES on Wash. and Bait. blvd. be-
twesn and Laurel l. aTss zaass
afusts. ~ 4a RElesa sf n5f
NEAR 18th AND IRVING SITS. N.w.--New-
ie ier sSrSs't and spts: VII SHOW sood returns:
sale FLOYD <. DAVIS sco., Ma. 1857.
ARL. ZONE c-2. Glebe rd., near Wilson
ssS4 %ssS Sey III e. 4EA5 81 So
OVER 10000 So. FIT. End commercia,
ground in the 800 block d St. and Indiana
pTc1Rso fyS {5se'' ae e. sts sell all Or gsr
in Southwest Washinston, not far from
Farmers Market. Priced log for quick
NAN as 0e1ai ss 81 "a IT, ssss
sass gas: s., 500. q. n. ROTH, EA. 1885. -
Evening star., 1947-10-07
LOTS WANTED.

BUILDER DESIRES LOTS, acreage. for
ants row houses, D. c., Arlington, Mont
gomery County. Box 5597. Friendship
Station, D. C, y