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places as public Fairgrounds and recreation centres. to set
standards for said clubs; to make rules and regulations for
the proper management, maintenance and operation of pub
lie Fairgrounds and recreation centres.
Section 4 The Commission shall have power to raise
funds IN conformity with existing laws for any of its purposes
by public campaigns for subscriptions, or grants or gifts. pub
lie or private; provided, however, that all funds of the Com
mission shall be deposited in the Treasury of the Virgin Is
lands, through the Department of Finance, and shall be avail
able for expenditure in accordance with existing municipal
fiscal procedure. Vouchers against the fund shall be certified
by the Chairman of the Commission.
Section 5. The Commission shall have the right to use
Itne>SerVlces OF the Department of Public Works and the De-
partment of Welfare, and the, heads of the said Departments
snail cooperate IN the prosecution of any undertaking by the
Commission.
Section 6 The Commission shall hire from time to time
such employees as may be deemed necessary for its proper
tunctlonlng, and shall be compensated from funds provided
for that purpose.
Section Z Maintenance of the grounds and fixed equip
ment IN the public parks and recreational areas shall be ex-s
erclsed by the Superintendent of Public Works. The Commsi-
sion shall designate from its members a person to supervise
the activities and uses of the recreational centres. All movable
property and equipment Of the Commission shall be in the
custody and under the responsibility of such designee.
Section {. The Commission shall institute programs of
recreatlonal and athletic activities, and coordinate such ac-
tlvrhes IN the public schools and public playgrounds and ra-
Icreational centres. It shall also institute a program DESIGNED
70 encourage widespread interest and active participation of
the population in the recreational and athletic activities. as
well as in the other detectives of the Commission.
Section 8. All existing public recreational areas, facili-
ties, equipment, Fairgrounds, parks, buildings, and beaches
IN the Municipality, or hereafter acquired, hereby are placed
under the jurisdiction of the Commission.
Section 10. All public funds heretofore available to the
DIVISION OF Public Fairgrounds shall be and hereby are trans
ferred to, and made available for expenditure by, the Com
mission.
Section II. The Ordinance to create the Division Of Public
fairgrounds, establish a Recreation Commission, establish
Public Fairgrounds and Recreation Centres, and for other
Purposes, approved 20 September 1914 and all Ordinances re-
pealed thereby, and any other Ordinance or parts thereof in
conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance, shall be and
hereby are repealed.
Thus duly passed in an extraordinary meeting of the
municipal Council of st. Crox held Tuesday, September
, 1948-08-27

VOL LUZ FRIDAY August II, l948 1879
Following is the law setting up the Parks and Play
grounds Commission, which is published as a courtesy, for
the information of all interested persons.
Plans are being prepared by the Commission to develop
the Parks and Fairgrounds of the Municipality, but because
most Of the developments planned will be of a permanent ma
ture movements will be slow, while efforts are made to raise
funds, for which a campaign will soon be started.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BILL NO. so
SIXTH COUNCIL FIRST SESSION
ORDINANCE
To Create ri AND FAIRGROUNDS COMMISSION
Be it enacted by the Municipal Council of st. Croix in session
assembled:
Section ]. There is hereby created and established al
AND FAIRGROUNDS COMMISSION for the pur-
pose of construction, developing, landscaping, and maintain
ing grounds, buildings and facilities Of all public parks and re-
irrational areas, and identifying the public streets and roads
in the Municipality.
Section 2. The PARKS AND FAIRGROUNDS COM
MISSION shall consist Of seven members, four of whom shall
be appointed by the Governor by and with the advice and.
consent of the Municipal Council; provided, however, that one
member shall be from the Town of Frederiksted, one from
the Country District of Frederiksted, one from the Town of
Chrishansted, and one from the Country. District
intendent of Public Works and the Superintendent of Public,
Welfare shall be members ex-officio without the right to
vote. The Commission shall elect its own officers romsamongl
its members. Two of the members shall serve for a period of
one year and the other two for a period of two years. the fifth
to be chosen by the Commission shall serve for one year, and.
members shall continue to serve until their successors are APP
pointed and duly qualified. Unexpired terms shall be filled in
the regular way by appointment and confirmation for the
duration of the unexpired term. Three regular members shall
constitute a quorum, and similarly three members, not count
ing tn ex-officio members, shall be required to make any de-
cision or do any act in the name of the Commission.
Section 3. The Commission shall have power to prepare
programs Of recreational and athletic activities; to designate
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Evening star., 1948-04-11

"He hasn't been in better shape at
any time in the last three years than
he is right now" DR.. Graham de-
clared. In fact, I think he's a
stronger man"
In an exclusive interview, Gen.
Graham asserted that Mr.. Truman
was not worried by recent political
attacks that have been heaped on
him because "in his heart he knows
he is doing the right thing"
The presidential physician, a
friend of the Truman family since
Missouri days, said the chief execu-
tive is sleeping we'll, exercising as
usual, eating simple, but substantial
meals and remaining as unperturbed
and even-tempered as ever.
Weighs 174 to lis Lbs.
DIR. Graham said the President
now weighs 174 to ITS pounds, but
promised to have him down to
fighting weight" of ITO by the
time the political campaign rolls
around.
President Truman, his physician
emphasized, lis no pill-taker." He
eats a prescribed and sometimes
very meticulous diet. but outside Of
that gets only a normal mans med
ical attention.
The president comes from very
long-lived family" DR.. Graham
points out. "For a man in his 64th
year, he's sturdy and rugged and a
good deal younger than a majority
of men his age"
Mr.. Truman still gets up about
$50 in the morning. He reads the
newspapers and. whenever he can,
takes a walk before breakfast.
The walks, however, haven't been
as regular as they used to be. Heav-
Ter duties keep the President indoors
much of the time. He now devotes
good deal Of the early morning
thinking about problems carried
over from the day before.
About 7:30 he has a simple break
fast of fruit juice, eggs and bacon
or sausage, toast and milk. AS usual,
he breakfasts alone. The rest of
the White House family still is
Evening star., 1948-04-11
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before the national council OF the
American Federation Of the Physi-
cally Handicapped, Inc, yesterday
Mr.. Mccormack addressed q
luncheon session Of the two-day
council meeting at the Washington
Hotel. Today the group win discuss
preparations for the federation's
national convention here next
August, and will hear q luncheon
address by Representative Carson,
Republican, of Ohio.
Mr.. Mccormack told the council
the country must not, in today's
intensified economic competition,
forget its physically handicapped.
He urged the census, proposed in
a bill before Congress, as q means
Of learning what the problem
Evening star., 1948-04-11
President Is in Better Health
Than 3 Years Ago, Graham Says

asleep when he gets to his desk by
8 or BIS.
BY pm. he is ready for light
lunch of tomato juice. salad, an
omelet or some meat and plenty of
green vegetables. He seldom has a
heavy dessert.
Likes To Take Nap.
He likes to take a nap for half
an hour or As minutes after lunch
con every day, says DR.. Graham,
who at this point adds this COM
nnent:
II think that's very important
Evening star., 1948-04-11

/ thing. For any man in his capacity
or for any businessman for thai
matter, q nap after lunch is the
best remedy q doctor can prescribe
Several times q week the Presi-
dent takes q plunge in the White
House pool. Each day he gets a
brisk rundown. some rolling and
setting-up exercises and sunlamp
treatment. Then. he's ready for a
dinner about Z pm.
Candidly. Or. Crr',-rr1 savs that
he occasionally prescribes Bourbon
drink as stimulant, but does not
make this a practice. Cocktails are
recommended only incidentally.
For relaxation, the President
reads, but DR.. Graham believes he
still gets the greatest relaxation
on trips away from the White House
Evening star., 1948-04-11

Roosevelt, he en-
tered the White
House.
This was re-
ported last night
by his personal
physician, Brig.
Gen. Wallace H.
G r a h a m, who
said the Presi-
dent was facing
his 64th birth
day in the White
H o us e ne x t
month with less
sign Of strain
than any other
President in re-
Evening star., 1948-04-11

really is" He expressed approval
Of several other measures outlining
Federal help for disabled persons.
Paul A. Strachan, 1341 East Capitol
street. is national president OF the
federation.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

when he can dress as informally
as he pleases and get his mind OF
the daily grind.
The White House physician
stressed that the President docs
not worry" decides to do the best
he can in every situation, asks the
Lord for guidance in particularly
pressing problems and lets it go at
that.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
By Steffon Andrews
Norh Am.rIcon Newspaper Ailone

NoFih AmeFIcon NsWspopsF Alliance
President Truman is in better
mental and physical condition right
now than he was three years ago
when, on the death of President
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Mccormack Urges Census
OF Physically Handicapped

Representative Mccormack of
Massachusetts,, Democratic whip,
urged a Nationwide census of the
physically handicapped in a talk
Evening star., 1948-11-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.) }

HONESTLY PRICED USED USED TRucks1 IS
hwy; Arlington; Va SH: 1000 Terms sc or r
aeA Vs oV S5an i56o. CENTRAL MoToRs e.
FoRD-built English Thames 194s panel
efGSsEy afGeHRhEs Rife Ellis MoroR5. sass'f fNe
5ss s5ss rsSSs4 s.sss ss5s essy sx o5a
CHEVROLET 1946 '4-ton pickup; less
than 10000 mil miles s1 Gsn be seen at 1913
cHEvRoLET 1893 ls-ton panel: must pc
ss asns4 dR to -e4S e Sts5
oR foRD 9SnSSl 8s4s os ston n4G stake 15sin Wheel
dual rear-wheel tires, 2-speed rear axle;
1Seo aSst s mss o4 had sAs57 ow 'rFs i7S like
1918 45-M-2 Federal tractor; fully equip,
cnly $4,000 miles 1916 Trailermobile
unt uan 0sdy ss5o new H hraffs 5ss and tires
ssE%s ss55'as H% s4f1 at sas
ssSs tern terms $3.50 si5o Sessh eash fs SIS moath
r68PEE r6RP 17s1 r aye csh ne 9 inch
low mileage, excellent tires. Al through
out bargain pCaT at s995 Can supply new
save about 81 900 as against the price
FANciULLis no. 5000. 10
new tires. excellent motor, fns condition;
must sell before week end; cheap. WA.
DODGE 1947 power wagon; less than l.
500 actual miles; equip. with front power
winch assembly, rear plntle hook, sO0xl6
seen at KAPLAN & CRAWFORD, 1890
Champlain st. NV Ia
condition; newly painted; $3.50 each. Call
daily except Sunday. $50 am. to 4:30
pm, EVENING STAR GARAGE. SAL End
st. Sc. and see Mr. Fitzgerald. -223
sIERRETT s. RE. N, NORGE SERVICE; ER6 N NC. l2H7
Ford dealer for Silver Spring and North
west Washington. offers these quality used
trucks at considerable reductions.
~ Ford dump 2-ton -- 81 $50
l'46 Dodge dump 2-ton -- 1850
- International 15s" W wb.------- $50
20 % FSsdrois, FOe6 See i5s| wb- ----- go
open from s am. to $50 pm; Sundays,
.oa condition $3.50
s5s 1s5s fMd fo4d. = y and to9 c. g. fRS R5 a5 35
1885 GMc 4-ton; c. and c., aux. -o
1941 Mack; c. and c.. lwb ----- a75 a75
1888 Dodge, C. and c.------- $50
I93S Ford, c. and C. ------- 250
1889 GMC with coal body, good -
4245 GMG 1-ton stake; like new, 1850
194S GMC 1-ton spec, closed body,
very low mileage.
Open till 1870 Saturday, GMC TRUCK
ANP COACH DIVISION, 80 NJ st. ne. Me-.
OOO5. -23
Evening star., 1948-11-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

Se1D ls}5 ass5s sly aon sisFs sfsS
PoDeE s5p lsss sEs' e. .son package Delivery; ls
condition throushout; ST :2s5. BARRY:
PATE MOTOR CO.. 1870 Conn. ave. RE.
CHEVROLET 184s Hs-ton panel; low mile
age; excellent condition throughout; this
TOR CO. lll$o SC Conn ave ave. RE. : = 1878. s.
PANEL TRUCK 1910 chev. u tom excel
50 s5s5 fRst fe Ss 1894 5fh eny
ave. Sc 10
Grating condition, newly painted: $3.50
ssca sa e' DS SaE E1ESo fEshPt sqRes sak eR
s4l End st. sc. and see Mr.. Fitzgerald.
asad a E4.ns5 tfetqF s4..E K5 s4
p priced to5 say a9iek naa sale: Ak: 1895 OF, III.
afit BGick Bob anSuIanse SGRY excel motor. fsod
leather upholsterine $3.50 OIL 2163.
Call pm. to 10 pm. is
FORD 1887 1s-ton stake. 1e47 motor:
this truck viii surprise YOU and is ex-
r sSsde; s,s HMEks99Ns M is ATTo = i 4AlPaS6LiHSeSE
DODGE 1929 l2-ton panel, for unpaid
balance of S352.40, full price. HERSON,S s
AUTO LOANS. sth and o SITS. NV, DE.
okD 1sa1 div. 0s stats tsoc 5si
= traas 'si E iAEERsoSs AGTq fq, J. xRPRhh1ANfES
ia2y springs m s.aed oil ter % oil quh bath sa cleaner amer
s3,0e3. viii take s. ,es5; !, down; BAL.
D1. $500. LOGAN (Ford), iii 18TH st.
FoRDs 1887 panel delivery trucks t5,;
exceptionally clean and Al mechanically.
SHERIFF. MOTOR CO.. 900 R, l. ave. ne
TWomone 1885 Ford 1ls-ton stake;
s1!e s1S sic otier rsyected WAsHfNoToN RAG
MoaBh AHR Bho Mxhkif GE 15 s I sS cSevroe B soe
perior bus, deep freeze unit, meat sliceIr,
Isales, ice boy ETC.; included excel cond con
FoRD ite i ia4s SeR1 dump truck in tip-top condt-
Terms. e snfG4snGse; R0sSF MoToRs sol6
MsSaSr1aS sEs as Rsi SGTo st9S RADIO co;-fs41 Co.'S
panel, s495; 1859 Chevrolet panel. s445;
d ss Msny au% oes so1a %odea Snd ans Styles
CO, on both sides Of 7th st. at r NV.
CHEVRoLET TRUCK 1e4s 1h-ton panel
body, dual wheels. good condition; tair
offer will not be turned down. Call Alex,
FORD 194s Ia-ton stake body pickup;
low mileage Call Alex. 9048.
CHEVROLET 1916 sedan. delivery: low
mileage and ready for work. A real bar
gain at S1.175: cash. trade or terms.
M1TCHELL'S MOTORS, INC, 222 end
FORD 1910 14-ton stake; dual rear
wheelS. excel rubber HAYWOOD GAR
DEN. APIS, 4101 Haywood pl, Mt.
Rainier, Md. ,-19
Evening star., 1948-11-18
FARMS FOR SALE

COLESVILLE FARMETTE = ATTRACTIVE,
new four-room home on IA wooded acres
Yours at a bargain II you install plumb
ing and bath; MITCHELL QUICK, 81.
SIT 500, colesville, Md, farm of So acres
and 7-rm frame house, bath and cleo
tricity: barn., chicken house and stream;
call MIDDLETON g. JONES. INC. PL
oas1: or stog by 11Ie7 Georgia ave.
lovely kitchen sink, house less than year
old; ,51s acres Of land on black top road
GaanEssrtqR coasWI S1lieiRf Ii'es Ok onyy ss5eS
135-ACRE DAIRY FARM, complete and
ynodern 2 lge masonry barns, silos. milk
house. machinery shed: TRACTORS with M nee.
cry: 70 head good grade cattle; 2 tenant
oldes. 11-rm. main house Inspect at your
convenience. CAPUTI REALTORS. Phone
FA. 1415. 10 !
Evening star., 1948-11-18
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB. S35 up: work guaran.
teed GILBERT. 4lo2 Pa. ave- ext. Sc
n aI1aS 4sst pA,x,rn nAKrp s5o 20. snar.
ling finish, electric drying as at factories;
expert body fender work. 20l5 l. st. NV
SSTEjp3ssSsY!MaESrAl1zEp Sc sSs!a SERVICE is best
for your car, regardless of make; super
fine painting. fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 500 Montgomery St, Alexandra
AUTO PAINTING, $40; fender work and
welding; brakes refined. on most cars. Sl2;
cars; reas. prices NATIONAL, 634 N. Y
ave. NV, ST. +024. 10
Evening star., 1948-11-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194S Chev.
rolet vans. stakes. panels and pckups
for hire by day. wk or contract PUBLIC
SERVICE HzI 16I DR1V-UR-sELF, 1923 L st. NV
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs: prompt
service; reas.. prices local or long distance
ia: 1897: after 7 pm. GE 14l6. 1S'
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes. py the
hour. day, week or year STERRETI
OPERATING SERVICE (HertZ Driv-Ur.
SelfD 2Ol Q st. NV NO 33li
Evening star., 1948-11-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FlRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 2 or year tern terms ~, and monthly fly
St. nv. ma. 646s.
TRUSTS, lst. End and 3rd; Md, Va. and
D. c.: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave NV. RE. 1912.
LIST AND end TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate in D. c., Md and Va. MR.. DRAISNER,
1404 st NV, MA. 4157.
CLIENTS to buy 2nd-trust notes; deferred
purchase: owner occupied property.
MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 7731. RA 341s.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
4-FAMILY UNIT

Two well-built brick apartments: located
near Tech High School and Rhode Island
ave; completed in 1941; semidetached cor
ner: contains two 2-bedrm. and two 1-bed-
rn. units The adjoining building contains
four 1-bedrm. units. Priced low at $50, ,0oC
and $4,000. Exceptional financing avail
ment. Call DI. 1O15 till 8 pm. Exclusive
with VIM, H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. -1a
Evening star., 1948-11-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

APARTMENT BUILDING wanted direct
from owner; have ready cash; D. C prop
erty only. Box 25s-H; Star, 1s.
stantial cash down payment on small
apt house in good NV. section. From
10 TO Is units desired, must not be over
10 years old and no converted barns con-
sidered Call my broker. Mr.. DIXON at
ST 7onn or eyes. HO 2343 liz
Evening star., 1948-11-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont .

LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-Ist ana 2no
trust No red tape. Quick service HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1852
ll04 Vermont ave. NV
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy Second-truSt notes, D. c., nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
N. Y. ave. NV National 1888.
ed according to character of loan; nc
charge for appraisaS, MOORE & HILL
&c sW14 SW94 l5th ls5rts st p,IsT n;T' ,o.Ns-prom y,
and courteous service. Before borrowing
can COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. s17
9th ST. nv RE $3.50 ,
colored)-Quick settlement Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50.
FIRST FIRST AND nSis"!sGa;N SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors, 1881 G
Evening star., 1948-11-18
GLOVER PARK

Q four-family fats, in this most desirable
area; semidet. brick bldgs.; in good condi-
ton liv. rm, large dinette, kit. bedrm.
and bath: individual heating plants; large
Ideal rental location.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
1l13 18th st. NV. Exclusive. RE. 1861.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
ou1-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE.

Ind modern 5-room white asbestos
shingled rlH BUNGALOW; Eastern Shore Shore. % on
Greensboro Denton hwy, Caroline Coi
hasement, bath, hot water, new fuel oil
Heater, insulation, screen. storm saSn'
taxes only SO; possession. See or write
PAUL T. HUDDLE, 5000 Hamilton, Fringe
GEORGES Apt M-202. Hyattsville. Md. ID.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
4-FAMILY FLATS

Lse bricks Of prewar construction. In a
most conv. location, yet an excel. and
refined NV. neighborhood. Each apt con-
tains 8 extra-lge. rms. and tile bath, with
individual gas heating units. Lge: rear
porch and yd; Exceptional oppor. Priced
-' ]. LEE DONNELLY
Investment Bldg. MA. 33l7; ewes, OIL.
40I4 u
Evening star., 1948-11-18
LOTS FOR SALE.

a. spkEs Z assp SsssF; s@fo5E ST. s$
xzkErfElb R. hEin , saEc4ih1oos IFS Q. Chevy G5sss,
p. C.. lust west. Of Conn: ave; LIFT,
exeeens ne site ssoo f9r tfE
i.s faii AeREs' SR sis Between Manor Club Estates
g 31dyEk j MpERGsK pFAkKlBuRLE1rH Xii Ipo AREA Buy
now. build later Adjoining deep lots, one
on alley. $4,000 each. Box 2s4-H, Star.
KoIIrNsWoogo ox;zo. ovt;e,-toyn ,t.st owner nd
SwS 5RHTk HTkr DEsfKaBhE EHkRS P Panet III Lo7
(a) Chevy Chase blvd. Bethesda; o. Alton
%S. White eNes We9dsSf %A II Is nspsft sth ss @M
Wheaton, sEcTioN@severai lots in and
oN fHc sSSp deerra Sec AVE. PE
sPEcIAL BARGAINMAttention,. builders
real chance to build small park shor
stores. 5-apartment building on rear Of
81 SsnssS 1et sSsss sds xsssnon saa 1Ha Rfs
Ts TskR RS!2Hir That BLUEPRINT out of mett
Priced. 81 500 to S1,75o. Terms, ARRAY
REALTY. FA. 1850 and FA. S14S. III
BUILDERS-50 lots close in virginia ane
ready to go. 81 800 each. Call F.
MALCOLM, Real Estate, OW. 3O24. DU
WOoDMoOR, Silver spring-Lse. corne,
lot, S2.1o0 For sale by OWNER. Gal
OFFICE BLDG, site on Arlington Court
House Square; corner lot, 3 500 SO. ft
and plans for 3-story bldg. $4,000
:, f., E INA MALCOLM Real Estate oW. 1924
SHEgAR SILVER sPRING-1s1 lots with
water and sewer, streets graded, S525 ca :.
sold as an entirety. Call LAWRENCE "
LUTEs, Realtor, 81. 1922 till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
ZEAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

3 A. big oak trees. city imps:; bus. elec.
train near; Lanham; make ofer: lots,
off old W. B. & A. elec. I'd. old shed;
water; S995 N. e. RYON, GE. 6l4o.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4-FAMTLY APT, S21, $50, with $4,000
income; $4,000 first trust MITCHELaL
qHlsF fiRsT eso5MMERcIAE@smali s5 syis n % ofce bldg
at 14th and SITS. NV: newly renovated
income $500 per yrr, Price about time times
rent. Phone VIII. 05l2; ewes. Or ;f27l
e1-UN1r CORNER MODERN apt. bids,
near Lee blvd, min. from Pentagon; Fort
iiv. if;@ rm., dinette Kit: and bath, tull base
ment; incinerator; oil heat. Must be sold;
$4,000 required to swing this deal. In
soms s2@'5oo annually sH. $500 or Oo'
4-FAMILY FLAT. corner. at Bird and Del
orie'a one Of = the Bedroom apis and have in;
%HfrhR SSHe fEsm NJ sRRUMAR sRt5 PFi'f 1 cs
TA THE 0Sl cAREFSL Eli MrSsyEsfok looking for
SaH Saek s y ns hoase at less Sn s
inston blvd: il Iarse \, IA Arlington g2r. apt:
Ssox 6sEsoDmss present Oes eonstTne costs f
or OR. 52S6 30
FOUR 5-RM. APTS.--Very desirable. close
in location, near Attn and Butternut ,aIalt @ sts'
available for owner; screened porches,
front and rear entrances. 4 separate base
ments lot SeT9o 4oI near exegythn sH sa
FOUR-FAMILY APT, in Fairfax County,
on main highway: good location. Price.
co, Fall Church, FA. 1878. is
2-FAMILY THRIFTY BUILT"-1st apt,
3 bedrms., living room, kitchen and bath;
gas, heat; End apt, 9 rooms kitchen and and
bath now renting for S160 mo. Call
Mr. Bramham, DI. 4704, with BIETZELL.
Will ACCEPT SMALL TRADES on these
GI-spproved four-family fats, the best
investment in metropolitan D. C.; com
pletely modern brick building. in an ex-
cellent location. Well financed for vets
and nonvets; live in one fiat and let the
other three pay for your building. Call
M Clarke, 81. $780, with BETHEL
!,uNfT iiSoiE CORNER APT. HOUSE, Euclid
near l4th St NV. Priced to sell at S3s,,,,
500 with S27,500 1st trust Cash or will
accept your home as down payment. All
large 5-rm. and bath apis. Oil heat. SH.
$500 or DU. S55S.
FOUR g. EIGHT-FAMILY APTS.
We have listed several desirable units Of
prewar construction in Glover Park, Pet
worth and good Sc. locations containing
! and bedroom units. Call Immediately
for full information.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
t1l3 18th St NV RE. 6661. 30
Evening star., 1948-11-18
PEACE OF MIND

To help build your financial future wisely
confidently and profitably. This COM
pletely det. s-family unit. brick apt
Bldg. is an excel investment: tenants
supply their own gas. heat and elec.
S4.iI6 yearly income; only Sal $50, terms
DOROTHY K. WINSTON & CO.
1924 K St NV, ST. ALI and sH. 744e