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The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
NOTICE

Pioneer meeting tonight al inc Pioneer Igloo at 8 o'clock.
 Robert Baldwin. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1948-03-03
NOTICE

Dinner meeting of Chamber of Commerce Tues day evening. March g. Save the date.
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. Minute
q Fiction

cal Store" Well, well. The police
still hadn't caught the fellow, and
this was the third holdup he had
pulled.
&c. . . and when l saw that hole in
the rug, I wanted to scream"
"What?" he asked guilty, con-
scious that he had heard only part
of Sarah's remarks.
ri said" she REPEATED exasberatedly,
ri fond a bole in The rug and ashes all
oper The sofa last might. Nowj t0bat are
yoH going to do about it,"
me? Why, er-nothing, I guess"
he said lamely.
"You certainly are" she cried
angrily. She wagged a threatening
finger. "I'm sick and tired of finding
ashes all over the place. Now you
get rid of that smelly old pipe, Hen
ry Little, or I'll get rid of it for
you'll"
Reaching the store he unlocked
the door and went in, put on his
sweater and lit up his pipe. The
brightly-labelled cans on the shelves,
the fresh fruits and vegetables, the
dairy products, the household items,
all stood in their appointed places,
like old friends. Today he would
have to 60 through the stock and
reprice some of the canned goods.
THE door opened and a stocky
l. young nan came in, dressed in
a dark coat with the collar up about
his ears and a SLOUGH hat down over
his eyes. Dressed rather warmly for
such a day, Henry thought. eyes,
sir, what can I do for your" he
asked pleasantly.
"Quiet in here today, isn't it?"
the man said.
Every" Henry agreed.
"Tben PIT up your hands, bud, and
open MP that cash register" The man
snarIed, Iepelins q gun at Henry.
Henry almost tainted with sur
prise and shock. His knees ratified
against each other, and he was pow
erless to move. "Come on, hurry
up" the man said brusquely. The
roof of Henry's mouth was so dry
and parched he thought he would
choke. What should he do? He
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W~
n Around \
the A..
\ Town N

Honoring Mrs. Eleanor Jackson, a
pink and blue shower was held Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Verna Bean. Guests attending were
Mrs. Nora Gerke, Mrs. Ruth Be-
dek, Mrs. Joyce Johnson, Mrs. Bes-
sic Crow, Mrs. Gladys Cartee, Mrs.
Gretchen Horning, Mrs. Marguerite
Mayes, Mrs. Madeline Childs, Mrs.
Doris Armstrong, Mrs. Elaine Gal
lagher, Mrs. Dorothy Milligan, Mrs.
Lydia Koppelman and Mrs. Agnes
Burkhead. Bingo was played and
a lunch was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Bean.
Mrs. C. M. Coolidge of Lewistown
was a dinner guest Saturday of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Phillips and
attended the Moose program at the
Odd Fellows hall.
Complimenting Miss Marjorie
Shay of Billings, Miss Valma Shay
was hostess at a prenuptial party
at her home Friday evening. Co.
hostesses were Miss Gertrude GILES
of Billings and Mrs. Phyllis Schwab.
Attending were 80 guests including
several from Billings. Entertain
ment vas games and contests for
which prizes were awarded. When
lunch was served favors were nina
ture umbrellas in pastel colors.
Thirty-one members of the Ever
green Rebekah lodge took part in
the impressive obligation service at
the regular meeting Monday evening
at the Odd Fellow hall. A number
of guests were in attendance from
Billings. At the social hour follow
ing the meeting a lunch was served
with Mrs. Doris Armstrong, Mrs.
Sarah Everett and Mrs. Joyce John
son as hostesses.
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Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Huntington were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Huntington of Billings.
Theta Rho Girls at their meeting
Friday evening at the Odd Fellows
hall installed Amelia Stanley as
first herald. Plans were made for
e club party party to be held at
the home of Delphine Koch. Meet
ing dates were changed to the first
and third Fridays of each month.
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Sarah shifted disapprovingly.
couldn't fight with the man, who
was younger and stronger-and be-
sides, there was that ominous gun
pointed at him.
With this terrible predicament
facing him, he somehow noted that
on the shelf a little beyond the BAN
dit a can of pineapple juice was
balanced ~precariously on another
can and almost looked like it was
going to fall. Henry watched it hope
fully, and a wild, crazy idea formed
in his mind.
CrashI The can fell to the floor,
startling the thief so that he made
an instructive half-turn, and as he
did so, Henry pulled out the pipe
from his pocket and stuck it in the
mans back. Nov put your hands
up" he said hoarsely, and with as
much menace as he could muster.
The gun fell to the ground with a
thud and Henry dragged it over
with his foot and picked it up. go
out the door and into the store next
door," he ordered, his hand trem-
bling. In the barber shop next door
he told the astounded barber to call
the police.
1t was on the front page Of the
Evening Clarion:
FOCAL MERCHANT FOILS BAN
DIT. USES PIPE as GUN"
All evening long people kept call
ing and telephoning to congratulate
Henry, and late that night he sank
gratefully onto the sofa and took out
his pipe. Sarah, who had just come
in, shifted disapprovingly. Henry,
/" She stopped short.
"Let me light it for you, DEAR"
she said sweetly.
Released by WNU Features.
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Mrs. o. l. Peterson, who has
been a patient for two weeks at
the Deaconess hospital in Billings,
is reported as very much improved.
Mrs. j. H. Albertus a hostess
last Wednesday afternoon at dessert
bridge for club members and guests
Mrs. Roy Edwards and Mrs. Rus
sell Barr. Winners were Mrs. AL
bertus, Mrs. Harold Price and Mrs.
j. A. Larson.
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u. S. HoSnital Facilities

New York leads all states in the
bed capacity of hospitals, having
221 $50 beds. California places sec
ond and Illinois is in third place.
One patient is admitted to the hos
pitals in the United States every
two seconds.
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Given Divine Honor

One kind of onion was given di-
vine honors by the ancient Egyp-
tians, and onions are pictured on
Egyptian monuments. The onion,
one of the earliest cultivated plants,
has been grown from time immemo-
rial.
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That Smelly
Old Pipe
By
FRANCES DAVIDS

MYTH the air of a deeply wound
w ed man, Henry Little put on
his coat and hat and stalked out OF
the house, slamming the door. He
could take slurs on his person, but
there was one thing on which he
drew the line. He couldn't take in
suits to that faithful old companion,
that sympathetic friend, that trust
ed comforter and unfailing cheerer-
upper, his pipe.
Up to now Sarah's hints hadn't
bothered him, but this morning she
had ceased to hint. How long," she
had demanded tartly, lam l going to
have to stand it?"
Henry's small, buttony brown
eyes behind the pale plastic-rimmed
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spectacles we're
reading headlines
with interest.
"B audit Holds
Up Another Lo-
Evening star., 1948-04-13
BUSINESS pRoPEKTY FoR SALE.

FILLING STATION and 10-car garage
with modern equip. and stock; 2O0.ft.
tEontase, on Lee hwy :,,tS corner s, prop; in.
house and garage equipped with modern
heat; priced to sell by owner. Call Sat.
and Sun, GIL. 1899: after weekdays.
Mr.; UNION station, lss eoml.; ON s-story- =.
bsmt. brick bldg. 50xl00 to Soft;
ss ssy o p6 SSa vii
finance A. M ROTH, RE. 1880. -l3
end COMM. SPACE. approx 1900 SO. it..
doth st. near F.. ideal showroom or work
shop space; building equipped with pas
senger and freight elevators: loading IA
cilities from alley. Leasing dept, LEO N.
STORE and two upper floors near 9TH and
Indiana ave. NV approx. $500 So. it.:
oil heat; freight elevator: ENTRANCE on =
sts;; reas rent Leasing dept. LEO ~.
DOWNTOWN. III 9th st. NV, near G
4story building and bsmt ISN'T dI,s for oces rso or
as entirety. Phone NE. 333s: res. VA
NEAR G. W. HOSPITAL. 1st comm, two
sale. II. +. RANDoLPH. RE. ais7 or TR.
CHoiCE BUSINESS LOCATION. in Falls
Church; sor stores eS or other business; rI ap-
1909 AND i9iI L ST. NV large. 81
story, brick buildings, adjoining; zoned 2nd
commercial; now being redecorsted;, rea-
of repairs: priced for immed. sale; inspec-
ton ANYTIME. DIXIE REALTY CO., ex-
elusive agents. MA. $3.50.
10th ST. NEAR K-Excellent first COM
mercial brick. now vacant: ideal for re-
modelling Parking space. Low down pay
ment. Consider trade.
Near 10Th and L-2nd comm. locations:
35-ft frontage; available. Two tbrick
dwellings being remodeled. Low cash re-
quired.
18th near K-For remodeling; heart of
medical center; st comm. building. RID
DELL REALTY CO.. Realtors. DI. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-04-13
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

ist COMMERCIAL BUILDING, in best
Priced very reasonable. Cali Mr.. Jolles, ST.,
kEo ma MO- n sERNsTn1s sRs9s M CO. 14is & St.
DDioSwNTowN COMMERCIAL properties-
5000 stSfy bos 6sf zonsa rss a prsssnf
contains 6 rooms, bath. electricity and
now rented for $40 per mo. Priced $4,000.
A second commercial property, M st
So IT,; rear outlet to 24-ft. alley. Ideal
for light manufacturing. electro plating
fHp' Fun parteuIars na i'o Cali Mr ROB Robey' eves
INC. Realtors, 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
7th AND MASS. AVE. NW.-Brick, and
concrete 2story and bsmt,, store bldg,
excellent for janitor supplies, paper prod
ucts. printer. electrical, plumbing. auto
motive supplies; approx. $500 SO. It. open
asssRsa 81 hf1GE ''fi skos ea
Sx sise aa5z a5zloo .1s. W No j. NEuLAND ofce'
BETHESDA. MD.EApprox. so 900 So. it..
or location for large business enterprise.
BArHs M 4 hEoiAsR' AT. ssss' NO. s3l4' or c5 & R.
builders! About 10000 So it. Of COM
mfpeai GROUND for Shopping center de.
Of the, largest apartment building con-
Gentrations in Arlington, For complete
details call Mr.: Landgrafl, DU. O407. with
MALCOLM REAL ESTATE, ow. 1924.
merciai ground: oil heat, garage. Excel
lent location on main thoroughfare and
:, side streets. This property can be
bousht cheap. MR.. MALCOLM. oW. a024,
Evening star., 1948-04-13
STORES FOR RENT.

WIS. AVE, north of Sears Roebnck--25-
# front with 4,rm: s,bath Zap. apt above;
see. see plesse call fhNEz hS cUsHARD' OR, 42as'
az, "a HAYES ST. N.E.-Modern, up.to-
date stores will be completed in about 60
days About so spts viii be completed in
about same time. Located "a block from
carlins Suitable for grocery o1a store drug. 1
room, laundry receiving station. cleaning
and repairing or any other type OF bust
ness. Call Mr. Hill, FEDERAL CON-
TRAcI1HG TR TT co. sl5 New York ave. Nv
STORE in desirable NV. location. s5xls
GOOD Se5t pA susiNEss HSi SECTION, 1919 18th ' st
n.w.-Newly remodeled. suitable for printer.
radio, ANTIQUE shop or most any type OF
s9slnsEs sToRE or co oFFfcI 4s SPACE in heart of
Silver Spring commercial area in lge. 7-rm
house. GoFFMAN REALTY CO.. sH 1923
eHssi NEXT 70 70 NEW igV1 DUPONT THEArER. in 1e-
story office bldg. size 1880. 10000 50.
i, on premi5es 81 ] SpHs isse % Conn. .Se 1D 500
NEW MODERN STORES in business CEN
ter. in heart Of heavily populated NV.
section: now being finished; for grocery,
eta Rsn CLEANERS
Bakery are some of the, important mer-
IN this location '' Eou1s BuRMAN. Re
BiETHEsDA-seyeral stores and workshops
sorna sorm' saitss 44is Bethesda .Se, Bsthesda'
fass Ma XII kENSnpr asfl ST. N.w.-rermslIy ns res
sol 4th st: n W: store with lse. show
EFaa EaA, aUMPHRIEs. Realtor, Ma. $3.50
zoo, coNNrCrICrrr .yr % eoor trort.
3 connecting rooms, Just renovated. Suit
able for dress shop. corsetiere. chlropodlst,
antique store, or any other high class bus
and elevator service furnished. Apply
'nsb'hi is.h AND 150G coGuSBiA Rp-1deal loeatlen
50. IT. with large show windows; will
Cali THOMAS J, FISHER Co INC:
PRo%TSENT FssGTs iT '6so DowNroWN vi 1ss comm
ground floor corner space, ideal and suit.
for many business purposes, MA. 1lol.
INVESTMENT ! BUILDING, ,Io1,s;s, ,1o1nssi;Go 18th ST
R eeS to or .1 aSd pskns nest
Green. H. J. RUST CO, 1oo1 18th st,
n,T, 18Th aNb M EYE slqo ST. Nw-Ready to ss Start
ing f' 4sxso: can Eive long term lease 70
Store or viii consider dividing into two
stores, Basement. also available II re-
Medical Center. is one of the most active
in thu, city; Plans ready fer inspection @ q
"a soa nv sr NJ NAwfde.l ?9oG location low rental
iii 18th ST. N.w.-Newly remodsled ed
ori With n2fsse 1sSHs shRsf'
SSis Bond BLDG: DI; s7a4; ,,r ,-.,Il.s -ls 4,
sci 4th st. NV; entire building and rear
lot Available a. $50 per month month Deri.s,
wholesale merchant. To inspect, call
RUDDEN d COIN. INC, Ex. 57ob, TN
so4 LAMONT ST. Nw.-Ideal for COL
ored barber shop. beauty parlor or ra-
dio store: rent reasonable. Phone ST.
S93o IL
NEW MODERN STORES; Hyattsville-Ad
joining theater. Heart o. business sec.
tion; private parking. Construction OF
three stores will start in 30 days. Can
J. A. WEINBERG Co, Realtors. 1907
St NV, MA. $500. ID
Evening star., 1948-04-13
LOTS FOR SALE.

3sth ST., ! block of Pa. ave. s.e. facing
liyfl l0i prfs aood
5fss 4fSe ses gr 1s1s lI
ROC ROCK 'efs ckEEK tf9ntaff afLLs W0 s53
sSS ste on $685. S At terms s eSS o%NER 81
Chevy Chevy Chase MD. Beautiful elevated ,,
sifIG tsm 81 xoaaed cs
n%nEp {sslSE BFadley Sc blvd ali utils; $3.50
bs be- sold 4. Good location. ts % sa45S g. i cali
M. Bramhsm. DI. 47o4. with BE1TzELL.
NEARLY g ACRES on beautiful knoll.
Church I'd. A lovely spot to build that
rambler; Small stream 42n,rp on property,
o%e eSa 5sss. Sas o7 os5s: loN: Evss CHI Nss;S5
ARLINGToN-1mproved lot, 5ox125. ] blk.
Rsst FouR RfI aDJofSSe hShs o1 koTs sS a5xso each
block of 4sth St ne RA sos4' eve is. as.
So $50 FOR QUICK sALE-High. dry. cool
bungalow o site: on .a street OF detached G
safsaes. slio 10 Nichols ave ave Sc. Ii lug ssoi.
SfslaS5 SicHoLs AVE. Sc. near So. Capitol St
"a and 35 in So. 6129; desirable for
s's fis 'sS%ss SEoseE i:S'
SILVER sfRkGSo lots with r} pavsd ed
hoSR es ssc sood psssa at oR
sRsR'Rss SRdeEa REALY hsy esS eoR *
aTrENTfoN Al sSFsi BUILDERS. Lots for sale,
hy fao hriI
worth ave. ne. suitable for low housing
SSS al es sftas cs enz e.
ONCE, 81 l 9Th st. NV. D1. 1851 sundays
SALE BY oWNER-1o wooded acres, close
ideal for new subdivision; will sacrifice for
sI,so9 an nsoseere. acre. Call ia. soso night;
sUmDEks: s1ni o0os o2srrENrIoN-1o lots. with
sewer and water in fast DEVELOPING
area s, gFssa
bTfIpIks sNf sss oPPoR4uNfTa-rhous.ndso ~ P Of
homeseeSers want homes with acreage
rSiG ordinated ano to CONSTRUCTION loans for re-
tive deyelopments ispringbrook Forest and
where Is brick homes now are under con-
struction on plots averasing an acre eaen: Sl:
and where buyers pe
quick and profitable sales of homes you
build investigate this opportunity. GEO.
J. MOSS, Realtor, Shepherd 1900. 10.
QUAINT ACRES. MD, nr, Naval Ordnance
Lab. Would you like to build a beautiful
suburban home on q spacious lot. where
you can have all the peaches you want7
Such 9 bldg. site is available. OWNER
vIRGINiA COUNTRY CLUE level lots.
each 75x15o. all improvements paid;
priced for immediate sale FRED J.
GEORGE- Realtor, 2173 No. Glebe I'd,
GI,- 6777. OK. O141. la
Evening star., 1948-04-13
1RAiLERS.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, sx5x3t7 sturdfly
built with plywood and oak Ike station
wagon clearance and stop Nsht, good
tires; any reasonable Offer excepted. WA
GLIDER, for 194s. offers you two new
models. The, 1sh-ft. trailer: inciudins e,,
cred price, 81. .595 A new 29-ft. 8 sleeper
at price unbelievable, These and Is
hot and cold running water and large elec.
t-ic refrigerators, some with showers ana
husfn toilets, provide the finest trailer NV
ine in the world today. we can locate
you in the better Trailer Parks immediate
iy For the finest home on wheels and the
most reasonable financing plan today. come
In or call the COLE MoTOR d sITHAI5GR d56RR
new MDco, ds luxe rsd II r. trailer 5attirt 70 es
stove elec. refriseration. hot and cold
water. cleo. brakes, sleeps 4. sepsIate bed
rm with Hollywood bed. outside doors.
Venetian blinds: truly trailer in . class
By Itself. VAIL TRAILER co. End ave.
and CoIesyilis I'd. Silver Spring, Nd. (be-
tween 18th st and Georris sve) Phone
6H. s555. lis
No. ~
Evening star., 1948-04-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MORTGAGE LOANS, T., interest; no
charge for sppraisals, MOORE g. HILL
CASH FOR DEFERRED purchase money.
End trust notes (white or colored); quick
settlement: personal calls preferred. Full
TON R. GORDON. 1927 Eye ST. NV. D1.
$3.50 Brokers attention.
TRUSTS, st. end and 3rd; Md. We. and
DC; wk's. service. ADAMS REALTY
iH AND sna TRUST LOANS = Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
cali COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. s17
9th st. ny RE $3.50
rates; 3 or ) year terms and monthly
payments, P. J, WALsHE. INC" 111b Eye
MONEY On sECoND TRUST w WIN
buy second-trus. notes. Q. C. nearby Nd
q " EessopsSls 1MSsrsNr sssss SsPIoqraAi
N Y ave NV National 1898.
sns TRUST NOTES pgTslh1ss;;Ssal;, pl1s;Sl, GslI CAL MA.
LOANS ON REAL EsTATE-No red tape;
quick service. HENRY sALus. established
1924, MA 1852, 1l04 Vermont ave. NV
ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
l4n4 l. st NV, MA 4157.
Evening star., 1948-04-13
ikvEsTMEh1 PROPERTY FOR SALE

I10-UNTT MODERN APT; around II
a6sS es .ve. sEAH ME 3 @ hsHhEY Ezt ss NC or sH g.
CORNER APT. HousE-1mposins Diet. ss-
unit corner building in excellent and con
modern MODERN Construction. % is svailable for the
first time; the combination of low rents
ere makes fo very
future outlook and gives an excellent pres
ent return: income approx. 81 900 yearly
sale Exclusive with JESS FISHER & go GSoS;,
ING Rat4ri ST 14SG coRSEK 81 dsf SE &c., &c.,
in excellent D. c. location. the best ultra
modern construction details, are incorpo-
rated in this properly and It asr Was built by
rental rate is very moderate. making for
good long1term gt Investment; income.
e sna priced
Sssiss SadiST sfon os s. ss hkE r. sSsS {ssinr
Streets; 1tmiie from Key Bridge; contains
over 5000 50. 1T. of ground and bldg
to realtors ss s. d. g. aAs?s s5ss svss f
IWo-FAMILY DET BRICK on lge corner
G sS99 M3RfN gfE mSnte Co. price sscssSe sR
realtors pU. 536s: ewes. EN-. 1862. la
bareain, s13,25o. IA. 5s3a. Call bet
oUTsTASD1NG ~ IS !! Shd 4 70 CORNER LOCATION on
East Capitol St. ,n near u 5; Capitol co con, !.
6-rm and b. fiat above, one 6-rm. and o.
home with gas .h.-w.h., and one very lge.
meeting hall; all OF these were remodeled
seP sSsq terms sSna ais sfo Reaors
exclusive agents, 5dso 515 E Capitol St, Ii.
MODERN, .WELL-BUILT. det. brick, g.
unit apt. bldg; most convenient Sc. sec,
tion: four .-bedrm; apts; low rent and
yra nil n h
RE. a13a or TR. S2e5.
s6 UNITS, ,colored: income approx. SIS:
41oNAT RSs sn Realty fa " coRF ao5 fS 18Th NA St
18Th ANb N 3's1 srs or SWruInished w. pI3s apts
and rms: zoned commercial; present in
come, So 296, not including owners quar-
nsd entire bldg we're 5ented
SON sol 'f blvd. oW. 4s4s, Ok. 4s3s; ewes, s,
FANNY in Anaeestia, excellent white
3-rm,, and bath apts.; l yr. old, Excel.
ana Tent the othsr Entirely o9SaRy moden s
OILS ss Pau1 IA N sFoNz HssEE RsfE
ss44TENTs1oN, NyEsroRs-Jus. 2 left;
two 4-family units. semidet. brick, in
dtvidual heating systems in each unit
!
pense to owner except insurance, taxes
and water: $4,000 LIST trust building and
losR Inspsst o soday Tsasonsslgy ssg, pTissd
s'eii4 APIS. BET, Col. I'd. and Rock Creek
| Park, on 18th st. NV; income. over
$500 mo. reasonable price and terms:
furnished. Call Mr, Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO. ST. 1868. -15
TOURIST HOME, detached; r. I. ave. ne,
beautiful corner location: can be bought
for less than times annual income Let
me show you this outstanding property
today. Call FIR. 0552. ATLAS REALTY
3;s UNIT APTs.-Have several apts
white or colored. variety OF locations: at
these or phone Mr.. whitehead, Ma. $500;
eyes. and Sun. MI. 1850. BOSS q
PHELPS. INC, 14l7 K st. NV. lis
tive det. bungalow, q rms, bath, oil heat
etc; situated on Soft lot. in choice
commercial area; suitable for stores OF
apts.: rea sonably priced. Call sales dept
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st
APT. WITH sToREs-Excellent NV. To-
cation: rents over $4,000 per annum;
can be boueht at very low price. Cal
Mr. Jolles, ST. NE; $500 until IN
4 co. i416 K T. NV. lie
Evening star., 1948-04-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ENTIRE BLDG. approx. 5,4O0 So. it., in
excellent location in Sc. section; reasonable
rent. Call leasing dept, LEO. M. BURN
STEIN a. CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service OF
pkg. mdse.. incl. local del. and out-of-
town shipping. via truck or rail is the
modern method for broker factory rep.
or natl. distributor. See METROPOLITAN
WAREHOUSE CO.. so Fla. ave. ne, Ho
O6S2
10000 TO $4,000 so. FIT. of floor space
one floor operations; ample ceiling height,
railroad siding, truck loading facilities
Conveniently located; Call Mr. Dodge. tr
NEW ONE-STORY BRICK warehouse; size
S0x100, 14-ft. ceiling hgt. wide loading
doors; zoned industrial available June
on long lease: attractively priced, See Mr.
Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash. BLDG.
DI $500: ewes CHI a23S
S25 MONTH-2-story brick for storage:
vacant; rear 1900 block St ne DRURN
REALTY CORP, 1131 K st. NV. RE
Evening star., 1948-04-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEXT To NEW DUPONT THEATER--In
12-story office bldg; size IL by so. 10000
Supt. on premises, 1346 Conn. ave, .AD.
COR. 14th AND T SITS. N.w.-Designed
for auto sales and service but suitable
many other uses: total 81 900 So. IT,, floor
space; flreproof const., wide spans between
columns. beau. show room approx. 45x
100 on ground floor. Large front elev to
as light, quiet office. Entire bldg. served
by steam heat with oil burner; parking
lot directly in rear R. 8. NASH, 90
Fla. ave. ne. HO. o6S2. -l5
4Is RANDOLPH ST. NW.-1 STORY store,
suitable for food store or dry cleaning
ONCE. W J. NEULAND, NO. 1914 or
c. r. BATES, AT 1895 -15
I4th ST. N.W.-Lge. 3-story and bsmt.
semidet brick bldg. containing approx.
5000 So #. floor space: freight elevator;
LIST fl. contains attractive modern store;
side lot 22X100 for parking: owner wishes
long-term lease on entire bldg. to respon-
sible tenant. r, s. BLACKSTONE. Real
tor a21 18th st. NV. Ma. 269O or OIL.
Evening star., 1948-04-13
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE on, HARD ROAD. scaeEe tracts
un; some wooded JOHN BURDoFT Coles;
vile, R. F. E; D. 9 Silver SPRING Md. Cal Can
oPPoRrUNITY FOR INVESTOR or build
er-4O to 100 or more acres. ripe for I'M
mediate development. adjoining Northwest
Branch parkway in the, Silver Sprtns
popular ora r"'s and % advertised deyslopmenl
Of several hundred acres. with proven
buyers acceptance; where l6 brick nomes n,n
an acre each: preliminary subdivision
plans already approved by the ~ MMs'e n
Nnsf tunity. A'eo GEO. j. MOSS, Resltor. Shepherd
BUILDERS AND DEvELoPERs-a4 acres
Of beautiful rolling homesiteS; utilities
available; ideal for low-oost home devels
opment: adjoining District Heights; Price priced
sa ST. ts Tt saf 3 sRoWN shALFY coR
sGiIDERs: Acreage; cIose-in Azlinston Nn
'sss''0Si ssrs SMAkcoIM see re iRassALTY ow 5SSs. bu
Is PEI PER ksTsan.es Aesn % and f.a4. m q
fifaFedo iana owPagR sPaTsaRss,A ADAMS sas@s @lH
so soo acres acre q Wooded iand with an aii.year
border; r about mile from an a. aTterisl terra
hlgnWay. clear Oh utLIt- ue a.
offered as q whole. MASCN H1RST, An
nanda!e Va, at the end Of Columbia pike
Phone FA. 7447 Closed SUNDAYS. %
ga ACRES. nr. Fairlawn Gardens: 200,ft.
frontage on bard road; buslins nearby
esli Is ACES eli Soos 81 GOOD LAND. located on
edge Of Damascus. Md: 7S2 It. fronting
on Dana ascus- -Ridgeville rd. and $40 #. on
graded read: center OF great activity.
i trading: I, s. PRICE & Go. ME. 1850,
PL. 1881. or call Roy Price. 81 2425.
$50 PER ACRE-Fairfax County bargain:
700 acres Of wooded land with an all-year
read through 1t and creek along one
border; about / mile from an arterial
highway; clear debt; SO 800 down; offered
as whole. MASON HIRsT. Annandale.
Va at the end of Columbia pike. Phone
FA 7447 Closed Sundays.
6h ACRES on corner, with approx. 400 IT..
on hard-surfaced road; exclusive COM
mrnity in Fairfax -Oakton hunt area:
beaut, cleared knoll: ideal for building
site: splendid view: $500 per acre. terms:
Call Mrs. Bramble, TIE. 1885, with McCAY
a. McCAY, Realtors. 10
"SPRINGvALE," on Shirley hwy, Q miles
from Pentason-BeaWiful. wooded or
a mo. VERNON NJ. LYNCH d SONS. z
miles out Columbia pike. ALs1. 5000.