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Evening star., 1947-11-07
Two Deod, Two Missing
In Louisiunu Tornado
By the Assosiaisd Press

GOLDEN MEADOW, La, Nov. t.
A tornado swept the small village
of Galiano, 6 miles north of Golden
Meadow, last night killing two per-
sons and injuring 10 others.
About so residents were reported
homeless in the little village of trap
pers and fishermen, and two other
persons, an elderly woman and an
infant, were reported missing.
The tornado, the result of a costal
disturbance, destroyed 10 residences
and damaged a number of others.
The dead were Mrs. Henry Danos,
%, mother of three children, and
Miss Farzie Pitre, Al.
The infant daughter of Whitney
Herbert was missing. The other
missing person was an unidentified
elderly woman.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

piled by his advertising agencies" /"
Mr.. Harrison called for "an end
to the entire insane program"
There was new fuel for the con-
troversy in a monthly report on
poultry marketing by the Agricul-
ture Department which said that
poultry is Cutting the market, prices
have dropped and cold storage
space is getting scarce.
Nevertheless Secretary Anderson
told a news conference that an
estimated drop in the consumption
of grain for animal feeds is an indi-
cation of the success of Mr.. Luck
mans drive. So is the slackening
of consumer demand for poultry
he said.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

the Soviet celebration party there.
He turned down that invitation, ex-
planning he would not be In New
York.
The invitation to the Soviet
Embassy here tonight turned up at
the State Department late yester<
day. :
Oficials said 1t was uncertain
whether Gen. Marshall would be
able to attend because he already
was committed to a heavy schedule
of work this afternoon. They In
dicated he would attend If he could
finish his days work In time for the
5 to 7 pm. reception.
Undersecretary of State and Mrs.
Lovett are among other high State
Department officials who have &C.
cepted invitations to the affair.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

wind up on the dinner table at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Continued From First Page

wind up on the dinner table at
Walter Reed Hospital.
New Proposal Studied.
Representatives of the poultry
industry yesterday made new pro-
posal to the Luckman committee
for saving grain If poultryless
Thursday is dropped. They were
supported by representatives of four
big farm organizations. The COM
mittee today is studying this plan,
but officials would not say whether
there was a chance Of a change in
the poultryless day phase of the
food saving drive,
One large poultry firm on Mary
lands Eastern Shore entered a dis
sent from the demonstration in al
telegram to Mr. Luckman last night.
If anybody in the country has
poultry he cannot sell, said the Del
marva Poultry Corp. of Salisbury,
please have them call us collect
and we'H arrange to have it picked
up within "a hours"
Bernard Bogage, treasurer of the
poultry concern, asserted that 'the
Department of Agriculture state
ment that the poultry market is
glutted, and that prices are down,
Is all wet"
There is not enough poultry on
the Delmarva Peninsula to keep
processing plants going full time"
he said.
At Annapolis, however, a resolu-
ton before the Maryland House of
Delegates today would ask Gov.
Lane to use his good Offices" to
have poultryless Thursdays abol-
ished
The resolution was introduced
last night by II Eastern Shore
House members headed by Delegate
Richardson, Democrat, of Worcester
1t stated that residents of Mary
land are ready to cooperate in any
reasonable" food conservation pro-
gram, but they object to poultry
less Thursdays" in the face of the
huge supplies of unmarketed poul-
try now existing.
Meanwhile, H. F. Williamson, as
sistant manager Of the Hastings
Hatchery, near Salisbury. suggested
the poultryless Thursday program
had apparently been successful.
Hatcheries have cut back produc-
ton considerably" Mr. Williamson
said, "and the net result will be
less chickens to feed in the months
to come That will save grain"
Anderson to Receive Chickens.
Two Greene County IN. " farm
ers-Thomas Albright of Athens and
Henry j. Kreher of East Amherst
said they sent chickens to Wash
ington to point up the fact that
. hens which stay on the farm for
lack of buyers will continue to eat
precious grain needed in Europe"
q. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson
Is due for three of their crates, they
said, along with four for Mr.. Tru-
= man and three for the Luckman
committee. Secretary Anderson's
Office reported no chickens had ar
< rived thus far.
The first three crates which
reached the White House yesterday
were full of white leghorns and
barred rocks from Dryden and
East Elmhurst, N. Y, and Altoona,
Pa
At Ithaca, N Y, Poultry Raiser
Monroe Babcock repeatedly had
called up Is of his colleagues in
New York, New Jersey and Penn
sylvania, suggesting that each start
chickens to Washington and tell
their friends to do the same.
In Richmond, Va, Representative
4 Harrison, Democrat, of Virginia
!, said the 206 5000, 900 pounds of dead
chickens in storage october ! can
not swallow Mr.. Luckman's corn
j even If the American people are
supposed to swallow the corn sup
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Marshall Gets beIafed Bid
To Soviet Fefe Here

Secretary Of State Marshall has
received a belated invitation to the
Soviet Embassy's celebration here
tonight Of the 3oth anniversary Of
the. Bolshevik revolution, but he
may be too busy to attend.
This was disclosed by officials
who had reported during the day
yesterday an apparent mixup In in
vitations.
Gen. Marshall, who until last
week was heading the American
delegation to the United Nations
in New York, first was invited to
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Hitch-Hiker Gets Lift
In Own Cor-Turns
| Driver Over to Police
By the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Nov. John
Romero, 81, of nearby Carnegie,
hitching a ride, climbed CRATE
fully into the car which pulled
to the side of the road. Then
he looked hard-the upholstery
and a rip In the floor covering
looked familiar. 1t was his own
car, stolen a week ago.
Mr.. Romero grabbed a wrench
he found in the back and de-
manded that the driver show his
owners card. The car the man
produced was made out to Mr..
Romero. So Mr.. Romero took
over and brought both the car
and it former driver to the po-
lice station.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

CHRISTMAS ALBUMS
MERRY cHRlsTMAs-BiN6 CROSBY
Silent Night, Holy Night
"Adeste Fideies."
white Christmas"
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen"
I'll Be Home for Christmas"
Faith of Our Fathers"
Jingle Bells"
Santa Claus Il Comm to Town"
DA-550-393
TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRIST
MAS" FRED WARING AND HIS PENN
SYLVANIANS.
Twas the Night Before christmss'
e Parts)
"Oh Gathering Clouds"
Come Unto Him
Silent Night, Holy Night"
"Adeste Fidelis
"Cantioue De NOEL
The First Noel
20, Little Town Of Bethlehem
Carol Of the Bells
Beautiful Saviour"
DA-4s0-3s3
Evening star., 1947-11-07

WHITE BASKET WEAVE
SHIRTS with widespread col
lars. Advance shipment of ad-
vance-style shirts. All sizes,
Evening star., 1947-11-07

proving good but careful customers.
Motor cars, airplanes, household
furniture and such luxuries have
had large sales, but though the
bank deposits are ample, the possi-
bility of crop failure puts brake
on wild spending. 1t has boosted
land prices. Reports of high plains
wheat land selling from $50 to 500
an acre-as much as farm land
nearer the Missouri River-are COM
mon. Three years ago the same
land was going begging at one-third
to one-fourth those figures.
Price Fixing Feared.
One fear hangs over the Midwest
farmer-that of possible Govern
ment price fixing at primary mar
kets. The farm organizations rail
The Republican., 1947-10-30
ACCIDENT

Ruth Marie Scrogum is soon to be
married to Herbert ". Hogan, Of La
Verne. Calf, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mics
Hogan, of Hemet, Calf, former mis-
sonaries to China.
Some teachers of Accident school
are to attend Teachers meeting IN
Baltimore this weekend.
Keith Lohr, of Salisbury, Pa, and
Freda Lohr, of Baltimore, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lohr and family.
Carl Wakefield, of Friendsville, was
q Sunday visitor of Wilma Lohr, Ac-
cident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frazee announce
the birth Of a daughter, Saturday, Oc
tober 25.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fazenbaker were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Friend and family, Mr..
and Mrs. RAMA Fazenbaker and fam
.ly, all of Accident, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Belvin Fazcnbaker and son, Stanley,
Of Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Freuhon and
son, of Fairmont, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lakotas
of Accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Schroyer, Nor
gantown, were visiting relatives Of
Accident and Friendsville over the
weekend.
Blayne Fazenbaker, of Accident,
visited Rose Marie Haney. Of Friends
The Republican., 1947-10-30
MARRIED

Shope- Morris-in quiet ceremony
at the Methodist parsonage in Mt.
Lake Park last Thursday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, Miss Martha Lee
Morris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone Is. Morris, Oak street. Oak
land, became the bride of Earl Shope,
of Crellin, son Of Mrs. George Hine-
baugh. Rev. X. E. Hitler, Methodist
pastor, officiated.
The attendants were Miss Marion
Lee, of Crellin, and Charles. Bolyard
Of Terra Alta, W. Va.
The bride was attired in a blue
gabardine suit and wore corsage of
red rosebuds, while Miss Lee was at
tired in a green gabardine with a
corsage of yellow rosebuds.
The bride was graduated from Oak
land High school in 1916 and since
that time has been employed as a
clerk in the j. W. Jackson store The
groom served in the Navy during the
recent war, for two years or more
and is an employc Of the Imperial Ice
Cream company
The couple will reside at the brides
nome.
The Republican., 1947-10-30
Beall Advocates
Preservation of Small
Business As Basic
Vital to Operation of Free
Enterprise System He Tells
Chamber of Commerce

Preservation Of small business as
tEe backbone of American economy,
was advocated last Thursday by Con-
grcssman J. Glenn Beall, who was
the principal speaker at the dinner
meeting of the Mt. Top Chamber of
Commerce last Thursday evening at
the William-Ja hotel.
lie declared small business was as
necessary and as vital to the effective
operation of the free enterprise sys-
tenn as that system is to the preser-
walton Of our way of life.
He gave statistics to show that 98
percent Of all business firms in the
United States were small, and that
the small firms do 35 percent of the
nations yearly volume of business
and afford employment to As percent
of all those engaged in business.
He declared if small business could
not be kept vital and vigorous that
the free enterprise system would be
in jeopardy.
Stating that taxes were a very i'm
portant part of small business costs,
he favored a just, wise and equitable
tax system with risk capital as a
major need Of all business, which he
termed the inevitable cure of any de-
preston.
He agreed with the recommen-
datons of the committee for economic
development, which included gener-
al reduction in both business and per-
sonal income taxes as rapidly as con-
sistent with the welfare Of our econo-
my; the right of businesses to carry
forward losses to apply against sub
scquent earnings for a period of six
years; permit taxpayers to average
their income tax over period Of
years to reduce discrimination against
those with irregular incomes.
In numerous cases, he pointed out,
small business made it possible for
huge wartime plants to produce on
the scale that eventually won the war.
"We have an enormous stake in the
preservation Of small business, a
right to insist upon government poll
cIes that will help, not hinder, small
business or any business. We should
re-eXamine our antitrust laws, the
The Republican., 1947-10-30
With Our Men
In The Service

The Public Information Office of
Headquarters, Philippines Ryukyus
Command in Manila has announced
that Samuel W. Tasker, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Tasker, Kitzmiller
has been promoted to corporal while
serving with the first Quartermaster
Petroleum Products Laboratory on
Okinawa.
Cpl. Tasker is a graduate Of Kitz-
miller High School and entered mill
tary service in July, 1916, at Fort
Meade, Md He left for overseas duty
in November, 1916.
The Republican., 1947-10-30

vile, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Christ Margraff, Keymar, Of
near Frederick, is visiting frignCS
ard relatives in and around Aceident
ior few weeks. X
Mrs. Alex Georg and soncrTere
business visitors in Oakland On Tues
day, and were accompanied BY Mrss
thlist Margraff, who is Wis ang her
brother and sister-in-law, Nh vsand
Gcorg, this week. Ta
The Republican., 1947-10-30

Robinson Patman Act, the Federal
Trade commission act. We should do
50 for no other purpose than to clari-
fly objectives and insure consistency
in the application of reasonable prin-
ciples and methods to further those
objectives.
"This should include a re-appraisal
of all present state and local legis-
lation, which, in many instances, has
denied competitive freedom and en-
dangered small business, instead of
pl eventing unfair competition which
was the proclaimed purpose" he con-
cluded
Charles L. Briner, president of the
Chamber, had reports made Of prog
ress being made on the local hos
pital, the plans for the Christmas
shopping event, the progress on the
plans for the new Oakland High
school building, and the coming Cen
tennial for Oakland in 1949 Donald
r. Sinccll served as POSTMASTER and
introduced the speaker
The Republican., 1947-10-30

On Thursday Mrs. Neal Flora and
son, Bobby, came to spend several
days and make preparations to move
their furnishings to their new home
in Cumberland. Mr. and Mrs. George
Williams, Of Romney, came on Satur-
day and returned Sunday taking Mrs.
F4aFa and Bobby to their home in
Cumberland AIr and Mrs. H. Robert
The Republican., 1947-10-30
FACE SEVEN

Dewitt, of Oakland, were guests on
Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Dewitt left on Monday
to attend the Executive Board meet
ing of the State Council Of Home
makers clubs in Baltimore on Tues
day. She will be a guest Of her SON
jn-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Chipman, while in the city.
The Republican., 1947-10-30
Methodist Circles to Meet

Circles of the WSCS of the Metho-
dist church are planning their meet
ings for next month. Circle one meets
on November 13. while the other
circles will meet on November 6. All
are at o'clock
Circle one will meet at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Phillips, assisted by
Mrs. Prentice DeBerry. Mrs. Paul
Naylor will be leader.
Circle two will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Milburn Mann.
Circle three will meet at the church
parlor with Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs.
Willard Ryan and Mrs. Arlie Blake
as hostess. Mrs. c. A. Fleegle will be
leader
Circle four will meet at the home of
The Republican., 1947-10-30

Mrs. O. T. eraser Assisting will be
Mrs. Playford Ryan. The leader will
be Mrs. Herbert c. Leighton.
The Republican., 1947-10-30

-Bitter-Miss Charlotte Bit
ter, Baltimore, and Frank Lemon,
Elk Garden, w. Va, were married at
Oakland, October |. The double ring
ceremony was used.
The matron of honor was Mrs,
Sally Stewart and the best man was
J. c. Mayles.
A wedding reception was held at
the home of Mr., and Mrs, Marshall
Stewart. The couple will reside in
kitzmiller.
Castor beans were held valuable as
G.. J. - E,,..-
Evening star., 1947-08-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON, vA.-several locations for
an,a Stess or fFt Tst commsTiia on near
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 523 9th at. NV,
cious rms, 2 lavatories, oil h:-w,h.; private
parking in rear: suitable for store and
ea s RsTy We sso For srofeT, pIo
REsTAURANT and sod. fountain for lease
in drugstore. Call Immediately. co. 2l11.
HYATrsvILLE. MD.-once space with
Lying quart quarters, iust Of r; / aye; syail-
ise ssS Per s9S4 r. Ferry Ex ss5d
FOR RENT-sultable for doctors ofac.
NV; Occupancy sept l. i. inauir. = al at
AsRIiNGroN-s-room. sisIiises s.l.v., prominent
heat; business district, Wash ' blvd. n and nd
aaaes ss sase dG s1n'0ts s4 sss9tS
pRsoosrERry : sos ABOUT 50 IT, By 81 n:
S1cP st sdl, rs on prop.sts small
n aENRY ROBE 'fK INC io2f H 'ss Vermont ssas
sYs sYs Pa "a p avE slf1 N.w-w,n sell or .e less.
Cali OWNER. DI. 6ss2, or eve. RA. 65s7.
OFFICE BUILDING FOR RENT, 7ls 18th
st. n.w.-Premier building, tnear corner
of 18th and Penna avel; to be released
by State Dept. on AUG. 81. 1947; 4-story
and basement building, %, 900 square feet
tenant on lone-term lease; will tear down
adjoining building on north to provide
ca3s TMPkRNs p RNs5ke6 e. 'Pess sc7 18th hDpy ~
NV. or your own real estate agent. 10
NEAR 9th AND.G SITS. N.w.-11-room
house, 1st commercial zone. fun base
tive lease; suitable for variety of busi-
nesses. Call Mr.. Elder. H. G. SMITHY
CO., MA bqO3 10
Evening star., 1947-08-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HAVE SEVERAL nice tracts Of 6N acres
sach sac %5s on hss J. hwy 81 miles from Washing
service; reasonably priced At $3.50 . up.
aoRn or tH oss9 b. Hn sE1sntsd e SSH N
TWo LOTS. 10 AND ACRES. 10 S miles
from D. e. on improved road; excellent
Sai5s'ns S4os sites and location. Phone Bowie Be-.
70 10 WOODED ACRES in rolling eoun.
try available; SCOTT. elevation; { miles
S1 s0fsSs Wf. 1sse Scs 4Sss U.s.
fesFS FoTSMae Gas'fH AJSf M SECTION, ov.r,ook,n.
Large frontase on River road and Canal.
42 acres in all: finest view up and down
sMfIuy s1yi5 c.l 70 Joseph sY1 g., RHtley; H.
MhH 1908; evenings, 1 EN- IN. sS5s ss6 st. NV" Ma
10 ACRES, near Clinton, Md. 8 miles from
REAITY Co. sGp" isc PEI Rr. ssts SHA@AS sH al
lS25 18th St. NV: ewes. and Sun. RA.
MARYLANDAttent,on n builders and in
Price CONSIDERABLY below market value.
aaasf st H s 4iss xcnos st sx Wek ok
silver osfa sis es!l' acres, near Manor
9-rm. house, 4,600-tt. road frontage;
SS fArf e.. sa3a eai.s3lli. SiHsz1SR la hEA
I!1! FALLS , cauRcHMAn Or any p.rt 20
St, streets o On Sss6 sde' property: terms. SL.
= acREs, lSsssily located for SUBDIVISION;
1rontays on Lee;burG pike. blks: from
E:EEs EEkEEM4Ss ssa = saERb6RNE' Visnna' "a, N
kfs!f,eThD e g. .s:;s ACRES; ideal for
sn ss
m 70 .ad cash on
per acre terms N. z. RYoN CO., GE.
BEAUTIFUL GLEN HILLS offers you and
sIxeeiieRse. each each tract has . choice blds;
1or poo sad Runs
excellent excel riding within 20 min. Of down. d,
Enjoy the ride through Rockville, 2h mi
rest rd n MARvN ~ Ss s1Mk sSIa ss Co. ase ks.al. H
M fKiE fSss RS s
raet as pspsy rooa.a %tS b1
ideally suited for development Of hne
h9%s'; 19a" sever We siresdy ssos in. OWNER. OIL.
W, 800 II. fronteEe: $3.50 an acre.
10 acres on Lee hwy, long frontage,
nne for subdivision or park and shop
center. c. R. Moran. IA. 919-J-3, with
Tsos D nv WALSH me- s16 11th St
SILVER sPRiNG. nr. Four cors.. l acre.
100 It. front. 81 400: ! acres, all imps..
S22 900. nr. Wheaton; 6h acres, all imps.
bus, $4,000. H. r. BIEBER, SH. 6566.
BEAUTIFUL GLEN HILLS. oner you and
your family. restful surroundings for
healthful living: planned for individual
excellence; each tract has q choice bldg.
site; fine elevation and views. fertile soil
brooks for pools: P. Il. area. excellent rid
ing; within 90 min. Of downtown Wash.
when super hwy. is built; low preconstruc-
ton prices. easy terms; Enjoy the ride ID
turn left on Glen Hills I'd. MARVIN SIM:
MONS CO.. Realtors, OIL. $500; ewes. and
WoopED WOO TGsAHtts AHHtotMsasffrE 100000, tall .hsd.
trees, wisely restricted: $3.50; SIS down,
SIS a mo. VERNON NJ LYNCH SONS,
I miles out Columbia pike. ALEX. 6a06
fiGSea To 80 suaeiESs uaoREs, Dunn Lorins. v.-n.c-
tricity, transportation. school; sh miles
u. c.: reasonably priced, easy terms. VIII
assist in building and financing home
JAMES Z. MAHONEY. woodward Bldg
RE. 2411. 10
Evening star., 1947-08-09
SUBURBAN sALE-vlReIh,A,

SEE THIS CHOICE property today; 331 IT
beautiful 5-rm. bungalow, like-nev con-
dition: g mi. D. G. PENTAGoN REALTY
GO. Fairfax 35I.J. 10
50 $50: conv. to Pentagon Bldg: ideal for
small family. excel location for Army Of
hoers stationed at Pentagon Bldg. This
2-story home has been thoroughly recon-
ditioned, and completely redecorated, II
Is now. vacant, in new-home cond. snd
ready for immediate possession; price in.
lot with yard. completely fenced proper.
ty can be financed by supplying cash above
S6,20O. FLA loan. DICK BASSETT
Realtors, CHI. 5057. %
ARLINGTON, VA.-Attractive 6-rm. brick
refined neighborhood. large lot. comfort
able rooms. full basement, excel. condition
convenient to transp., shopping, etc; price
Sl4,950, reas. down payment JUDSOH
REAMY, 1122 N. Irving ST., Arl.. Va, CHI
Evening star., 1947-08-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

IDEAL szNTLkMAYs vs., FAsM Eas.,nt SnnS SnIS
.s sss 'ss::a os is & city s'ssSs T.
aoSD aSs Gil isvEs4MESr tHSS IN 22e SD stock
40 .. h:Td ro% 5S.d 46
stream through property; GOOD Groom
tenant house oSf hsf
fssn asandon shssn ss ByrI 70 iDDG1a TaRM AaEseY
Herndon, Fairfax County, Va. O.
GOOSE CREEK d,;,al EARM7iTeom tssH modern
noor % living room I5xa5, fireplace; large
dining room; good sized kitchen; electric
rapss ipel1sed porch bath ns oS
= mile frontsss on State road; white ns
sssi' syss is9 sssss E e. u R1Rr TAI qasLos
SohTHEKE soiIi25i; EA AyIRGiN1A ESTATE $50 acres
substantial farm bldEs.; abundant water
supply; can carry 100 beef cattle: a wise
sffKr.x ssf r y cRaIs isrn L ss
% h'.W'h., basement: house easily converted
for soa View hfn u trses rsrsss large sa sad
barn combination. Workshop; excellent
Garden; / 8 miles to D. C.; good spring and
stream. near ScnOCl anu SNUpplnB center,
possession 80 days; an excellent buy: total
price, Sl4,750. Also other properties for
sale. Several excellent buys in larger farms.
WHITEsELL's. Real Estate, near Cakton
School, Oakton. Va tChain Bridge rdJ.
Closed Sunday. 10
All ACRES. nice house and bldgs.; Va;
orchard: hard surface ID ideal for chicken
Ss &oSDEe q Mo' AosIs. sssl Vienna. Va. jim til.
heart Of the hunt country; convenient to
to 3. c.. only s2,15O; easily fnanced.
HUGH aIy HIac McDlARM1D. AZ Selected Real Estate
BsEAuTIFUL FARM. 1o1 acres; 1o-rm
mod. nome. eommutins distance to D. C.:
possession in 10 days; located on hard I'd ,
$40 Of mile from nice town; beautiful
price and terms, Gall owner. DR.. b. L
POOLE, Herndon. Va, Phone 81 10
260-ACRE FARM in Fairfax County, 4C
minis. from 18th and II sts. NV, on Rt
21i. in Va; Bull Run Is boundary oi
farm; excellent tenant house. silo and
necessary out bidgs.. electricity. telephone
and health DEBT approved septic tank
beautiful view Of mountains; no masters
home; ideal for gentleman's estate. Pres.
emily being actively MANAGED as beei
cattle farm: 2 perm. families now Twins
on farm, employed on favorable salsry
basis a. manager and hand. $4,000 1s'
trust can BE- secured for purpose Of build
ing . masters home: priced 500 500:
terms can be arranged TO suit satisfactory
purchaser. Call OWNER, RE. 164o. Id
Evening star., 1947-08-09
STORES FOR RENT.

Just OFF LEE HIGHWAY, opposite Hot
Shoppe; 500; good SPOT for ladies wear
OW. 1897 or Falls Church I5OS-W. Il
CORNER STORE for rent: ,S7b mo-: lo-
Gated sol 18th st. Sc. Call ME. $3.50
a24 G ST. NV Ice. rm. and storage
sso ,s rsssn'!y so as75' 5sm0ds'.d avail sept l.
new New SUPER STORE, white brick front
very near completion. Size: ". As. q, s3'
cell. IA, total s.7oo s., It: clear 4. s5 sD
No columns or posts, brick and steel con
struction and very modern IN every DC.
tail. Alley in rear. !oeated 1Sls-2t
Benning I'd. ne. One of the finest ane
fastest growing colored sections in thi.
city Ideal for super market. and 10
dress shop, or any other retail business
PARK M "a AND sHorADruE and hardwar.
stores available in proposed shopping GEN.
ter OF eight stores to be built on Michigan
ave at the corner Of Eastern ave. in the
District Of Columbia. near HAYWOOD Gar
dens, large apartment development ant
many other apartments and houses; con-
struction to start in the near future: siz
stores already leased. For plans and In
formation, call Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON q
LUCHs. exclusive agents. 1905 H st. NV.
Ma. 2345, -10
sOi + ST. Nw.-spaee available en- srount
and 1st floors; very close to 7th and st
HENRY J. RoBB, INC. 1904 Vermont ave
NV. DI SAL 10