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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
Parade To Begin AT
Il Noon; Game To
Start At 8:15 pm.

Miami is all ready for the 10th
Annual Orange Blossom Classic. to
be played tonight. Saturday. De-
cember 4. at the Orange Bowl sta
dunn by the Florida A. and NJ. Col
lege Rattlers of Tallahassee. FIori-
da and the Virginia Union Panthers
of Richmond. Virginia. A crowd Of
more than $4,000 people is expected
to attend the contest, which is pre-
dicted to be one OF the finest in the
history of the Classics. The kickoff
is scheduled for Sis pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04

The city commission voted unani-
mously on Wednesday TO get started
on the big job Of clearing the un-
slightly slums in the downtown Ne
gro area,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
Seek Federal Aid For Stun Clearance

Miami will make application for
federal assistance for slum clear
ance under a new housing bill being
prepared for Congress.
A resolution, introduced by Com.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04
GIANT PARADE TO BEGIN
AT 1s NOON

The mammoth Classic Parade.
which is one Of the chief accomp-
anying highlights of the occasion.
WIN begin promptly at IL noon. and
viii follow the same line of march
as it did last year. 1t win form at
the Booker T. Washington High
School on N. w. 9Th ave-, and viii
move north on 9th ave. to II tn ST..
east on 14th st. to Ord ave. south
on Srd ave. to 18th St, east on 18th
St, to End ave-. south on End ave. to
7th St, west on 7th st. to Bird ave,
north on srd ave. 10 18th St, west
on 18th st. to 9Th ave-. north on 9Th
ave. to the Booker r. Washington
High School where It viii disband.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-04

It's Sheppard on January 4 with the
winner of that fight facing either
Elmer Ray or Rusty Payne in the
final tournament fight January IL.
The overall victor viii swap
punches with theBrown Bomber with
the big gloves in a six.round exit.
bltion contest.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03
IufIofion? Forget II!

This scheme reminds us of the fellow
who tried to cure his toOthache by drink
ing whiskey. He really gulped II down and
while he was drunk he didn't notice the
main. His head hurt so much the next two
DAYS he didn't particularly m nd his
original ailment.
Right now the nation has bad eco
nomic toothache called initiation. Old Doc
Truman and the Democratic liberals want
ed TO apply the forceps-or at least the
drilI-but the COP boys didn't see 1t that
way.
Well focus the patients attention on
something else and make him forget his
prices ailment. Well intoxicate him with
Red scares. and that will turn the trick,
the Republicans said.
II was a case of digging up spies to
hide the highs-and the highs we're talk
ing about are spoken of in news stories
which say, "New highs in prices and
profits were reached last week"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03
Don't Be Too Sensible
BY RUTH TAYLOR

I'M getting tired of sensible people There
ought to be law against them, Or a society
in opposition. Or at least an investigation of
their so-called sense.
You know the kind of people I mean They
are the ones who are realistic. They don't
stick their neckS out for a cause or a
friend, or an ideal They are the ones who are
always drawing back. They are cautious.
Every time any one wants to do anything diff
ferent, they say "be careful.
Now l have no great objections to careful.
ness. I'm all for the idea of looking before you
leap, But I'm getting fed up with this word
sensible.
And the people I'm hitting at are those who
avoid taking sides, because they might want
to use someone on each side. They never stand
up for anyone except themselves in a eau
tous sort of way. They may have principles,
but they conceal them admirably Someone
might object
You know some of the sensible" ones with
whom we have been afflicted Do you remem-
Der those who applauded the appeasement at
Munich? Do you remember those who let Hit
Ter get away with murder (literally speaking)
because he might say boo if they objected?
Do you remember those who turned away
when Russia started gobbling up small ma
tions? Gould 1t have been fear of the Russian
bear walks-like-a-m that motivated
them?)
There are some sensible" folk who object
d SIs
His feelings might be hurt at the question
and besides it is just as though you asked him
if he were Democrat or a Republican Il
never met any one who was too ashamed of
being Democrat or Republican to say So
Did you?
Then of course there were the sensible"
people who told individual labor men they
were sympathetic to Labor - but they went
andvoted for the Taft-Hartley Act. There are
and voted for the Taft-Hartley Act There are
straddle the fence, with one eye fixed on the
polls of public opinion CDo you suppose they
can have realized how long labor mems mem
cries are?)
You probably have few sensible people in
your own union. You know - the ones who
hamper and hinder everything that is put for
ward. They aren't Casper Milquetoasts. They
are just sensible" people. Look out for them
and don't be so sensible yourself that you
refuse to look ahead or to stand up for the.
principles and people in which you believed
AND - DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03

Q-Can | transfer my National Service
Life Insurance policy to any of the private
companies?
No Your NSLI is convertible to one or
more of the six permanent plans issued only
by Veterans Administration These are Ordi-
nary Life, 30Payment Life, 20-Psyment Life,
Endowment at Age so, and Endowment at
Age 65.
Q-Just which veterans are entitled to
disqualification in a Veterans Administration
hospital?
A-Veterans with connected dis
abilities have a top priority for VA hospital
care. Veterans with nonserivce-connected all
ments may be hospitalized under existing law
if beds are available and if they say they can
not afford treatment elsewhere. Peacetime
veterans, members of the Regular Establish
ment, retired officers and enlisted men, under
certain conditions also are eligible for hos
pitalization.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03

Having difficulty balancing
your family budget? Like a
boost in pay?
You shouldn't - says one
Harvard professor - because
attempts to raise sour liv-
ing standards through wage
boosts under present condi-
tions represent a superficial
attack upon the problem"
So says Prof. Sumner Slich-
ter of Harvard, writing in the
staid old Atlantic Monthly.
In the same issue, CIO Presi-
dent Murray disagrees - but
violently.
Murray, pointing to record
breaking 171z billion dollar
profits rolled up by corpora
tions in AT, says the industry
could pay big wage increases,
still have plenty of profits
left.
Since nobody's done any
thing about initiation, Murray
writes, wage boosts are the
only answer - particularly
since he sees continued price
increases a n d shortages
springing from new arma-
ments program.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03
Spies And Highs

Old bow It's just like one of those old
t;,,,e n,eller.drammers in which the fair
maiden in distress is rescued by the
brawnv hero while villain twirls his
waxed mustache and scowls.
In this case, however, the maiden In
distress wasn't rescued until after she had
beaved herself out fOurth-story window
and hanged herself up considerably in her
fall.
The lady. it seems, didn't want to go
hack to Russia and leave the "decadeht,
imperialistic, war.mongering" US. be-
bind.
of course. this version of what hap
nened is based on the reports of the
ranitaIistic press and is somewhat differ
ert from the one given by Soviet officials.
From the average reporters stand
point the story was honey - and the
Republican polticos viewed it in the same
light.
1t was an exciting anti-climax to the
COP spy hunt in Washington, which at
times has looked suspiCiously like witch
hunt.
BE that as III may, HoWeNei, "0 49,
strategists and the trend of events have
been setting the stage for one OF the
phoniest political campaigns in history.
The principal issue, as we pointed out
weeks ago, will be Republican VS.. Com
munism, if the Republicans have their
way.
Under this plan, Dewey ct al will be
the champions of true American demo-
cracy and the current White House accu-
pant will be the dupe if not the friend OF
the Kremlin
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03
Somebody Is Lying

One of Washington'S leading humor
writers, confused by conflicting testimony
in which the accused and the accusers told
different spy stories, commented, "Ot
only one thing am ! sure. Somebody's
lying"
He was right, of course, and far be it
from us to attempt to put the finger on
the culprits.
But we're sure of one thing the
humorist didn't mentiOn-and that is that
civil rights have been taking a real kick
ing around in Washington lately.
The fact that there's probably consider
able fire behind all of the smoke doesn't
Justify the tactics used by the House I'm
American Activities Committee and other
investigating groups.
And ii doesn't provide justification for
the COP plan to conduct campaign from
behind a Red smokescreen.
SO, may we suggest that when you
hear politician declare there's Connie
under every bed, you tell him
Hell, mister, we can't afford beds at
today's high prices"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03

merely the willing tools OF the
Chicago newspaper publishers
and Senator Taft in a strike
breaking effort, "
HERE AND THERE; News
papers beginning to sit up and
take notice about strength and
activities of CIO Political Ac-
ton Committee in scores of
cities Czechoslovakian
union leaders are pressing for
return of the six-day week,
and deride claims that five
day week is form of modern
progress" Oh. well, anything
can happen during hot sum-
mer General Motors work
ers got a &c pay boost as re-
suit of living-cost CIO
will be represented at next
meeting of World Federation
of Trade Unions in Paris
QUIZ SHOW ITEM: Who
said this in May 1916?
Remove price controls on
manufactured goods, and pro-
duction will step up fast.
Goods will then pour into the
market, and within a reason
able time, prices will adjust
themselves naturally and
competitively, as they have, in
line with the real worth of
things. This is the way you
can get the goods you want
at prices you can afford to
pay"
You probably guessed the
answer-the quotes are from
a National Association of
Manufacturers advertisement.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-09-03
Veterans
Information
EDITOR's NOTE: Ex-service-

EDITORS NOTE: Ex-service-
men and women are vitally
interested i'm the benefits
which their government OF
fers them through the Vet
erans Administration and
they are asking thousands
of questions daily.
O. | am a World War ii
veteran and intend to go
abroad for several years. Does
VA have representatives in
foreign countries?
A. The Foreign Service De
partment of State cooperates
with Veterans Administration
in the administration of GER
tain benefits available to vete-
rams in foreign areas.
@. Does VA attempt to inn
prove types of prosthetic aids
available to veterans?
A. Yes, Veterans Admins
tration conducts extensive re-
search projects in attempting
to discover new and better
prosthetic devices.
Q. Is a disabled veteran in
on-the-iob training permitted
to receive wages and if so,
how much can he receive?
A. A disabled veteran in
on-the-job training may re-
ceive wages while training,
but if the wages plus his sub
sistence allowance exceeds
the journeyman rate for a
trained worker in that occupa-
ton, the subsistence allow
ance will be reduced by VA
proportionately. H o w ever,
other payments that he re-
ceives from VA because of his
disability will not be affect
ed.
@. Will Veterans Admins
tration pay for the medical
care of my dependents?
A. No. Under existing laws,
only eligible vetreans are en-
titled to VA medical care.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
DAIRY FARM
WATERFRONT pRopsRry-sALE.

WILLOWS BEACH COLONY offers sound
protection Of property and social values:
fine summer and year-'round homes built
here have established this development as
well above average; AZ mi. from White
House; on Chesapeake Bay deep shaded
beach. dedicated to property owners Call
HO. S235 for folder with lot plat and
road map. WILLOWS DEVELOPMENT
COLONIAL BEACH. WA winter home:
bedrmS,. running water and electricity.
lge liv rm. and lge. kit. screened-in
porches; on corner. Marshall ave. and
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-To close an es-
each; size b0xl50 Lot 3, Block a5. fac
ing on . SITS. IA block from water. $500.
ONE ACRE on navigable water, near
Potomac Beach. Virginia one-half mile
private road to State hwy; excellent land
locked harbor; factory building approxi-
mstely 5000 square feet; frame, metal
roof; two steam engines, one boiler;
boiler plant capacity fifty per week; could
be converted into summer home srtesian
well: $500. terms TO responsible party.
OWNER, WI. 272S Il
WATER FRONT FOR sALE-Mtmosa Cove.
Deale, Md-New: "a acres, 3500-ft. water
front, restricted. secluded. An unusual
spot on beautiful cove close to everything
Good roads, pvt beach. play and picnic
grounds. It's the best place so close D. C.
PTlceS direct 70 you Agent on grounds.
NEW new DEvELoPPMENr on South River,
S595 and up. NJ. C, GIBSON, DU, 4271.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist AND md MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW REALTY CO.. Realtors. 1881 @ st.
ist t. AND Nd End TRUST LoANs-courteous
service, Ieasonable rates. prompt closings.
1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
TRUSTS, LIST, 2nd and 3rd Md. vs.. ard
D. C.; wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912. az
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates; 3 or year terms and monthly
payments. p. !, WALsHE. INC. Ills Eye
MONEY on SECOND Tkgsr-ws VII,
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
Is. AND sn'' end md TE6sG LoxSs-promp, ANS
and courteous service. Before borrowtns
call COLONIAL. INVESTMENT CO. 81
9th st NV RE. $3.50.
LOANS ON REAL EsTxTE-1s. and 2nd
trust. No red tape. Quick service HENRY
SALUS established 1924. MA. 1892.
ll04 Vermont ave. NV.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
colored)-Quick settlement. Prefer per.
3; GORDON; 1927 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50.
ist AND End TRsbtsr LOANS on real es-
tate in D C., Md. and Va MR.. DRAISEER.
f4nd L st. n ". MA. 4157
Evening star., 1948-08-30
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA EAST CoAST-700 #. of de-
iIehtful ocean-tront property, on hwy bet
JackSonvllle and Miami, Just south Of Mel
bourne. This tract Of land afforcs an
excel. opport for efficiency apis, beach
bungalows or al-vear-around homes;
nearby beach and fishing clubs with golfing
and riding club handy makes this a nat
ural for invest, home or speculation; will
divide into acre or more lots If YOU own
a home and are interested in retirirg
Ma. 2431; ewes, SH 4436 80
1913 REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE giving
descriptions and prices OF Lancaster Coun-
ty selected farms and homes Write for
your coy today JOHN M MCCLURE.
Realtor. 9uarryville. Pa Phone 81 3l*
Evening star., 1948-08-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY ESTATE, Ia hours from Wash
ington or | hour from Richmond. 20
miles off U. s Route / on paved State
highway 209. Completely remodeled. new
ly decorated home with about 30 acres Of
land, half cleared and half woodland.
Colonial home with center hall. seven
rooms and tiled bath. Complete automatic
water system. modern electrification, con-
board fence along road and driveway.
Located % miles west of Fred
ericksburg at Paytes, Va. Write owner.
G 2. FAULCONER. 207 East High st.,
Lexington. KY, or see B. NJ. Paytes.
Payies; Payv . Va, Va yorsr .ooo. W.T.,
tlNE-RooM HOUSE, S6'sa5-This new
miles from White House; completely mod
ern. 3 bedrms.. bath, all modern COM
pletely equipped kit. electrical fixtures.
Phone MRS MUMFoRD, GL. 3345. 80
HOUSE FOR SALE; S3,995-4 rms. you
can finish with plumbing and small ex-
pense; 20 miles from White House, nr.
Herndon, Va. Price includes corner lot
q I acre GL. 3345. so
Evening star., 1948-08-30
STORES FOR RENT.

DRUGSTORE, choice Sc corner location;
new pe Dp,ldns ready for oseqpansy June
NEW sToREs. srd and Sheridan SITS. NV
Manor Park D. C.-Ideal for any business;
drugstore. sc and 10c store or young
misses wearing apparel needed in this
community: ample parking space, vide
spaces OF 9nd foor; suitable for doctor,
aSas'S eyPe business gS'' BASIL E. ALLISON sr,
LARGE STORE. in modern shopping cen
ter, on prominent ST.; 30x7O; suitable for
and 10. appliances. ladies' wear; rea-
S2anpn S2aaPs FsRf " eTn Bros Nc
ington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, GL. 1855.
wooDMooR SERVICE CENTER - Two
stores still available in this modern well.
located shopping center; to be completed
about Sept IS; store sizes alx35, 500
"a p rent; emit desire ladies' dress shop ana siit
Doe, FRANK 5. PHILIPS. D1. l4l1.-.3
9t1 -ssa 9th ST. NV. downtown-Four.
n and rms and 2lz baths on the upper
AS rent reasonable. LINKINs CO.. DI
iss MASS. AVE. N.w.-store, kitchen IA
cilities and pvt. bath; suitable for, any
Hi. FEDERAL CONTRACTING co. a15
fss Sssr TS5s eosN. aVs svR RT xwous.tandinr cor
ner with 8 street frontases, suitable for
florist, ieweler, ,vomens veal etc; posses
sion about 80 days; rent, S525 per month,
NON { L6cHs CO., Realtors. 1905 st.
Wis RWTfscoNs1N AVE-. near Sears: small store.
perfect for eiesne6s' iesnen watch reDaiE rae,o. dc
Piseher. Paaa1s with With DREYrUss BROS. IA.
CONN AT sT-Lse. modern street.
leyel store. balcony and cellar. L. E. =.
PRINCE MI. 4466.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

IO3 ACRES, IA miles from D. C. line. sd.
ioins Belle Air estate: historic. secluded
but accessible; has 1S41 Colonial brick
mansion, completely moderniZed in 1912
with 10 large rooms. ireplaees fauto. oil
heat, chandeliers, center han, 3lz baths;
large trees. scar garase, firm cottage,
i. cash. OWNER, EN-. 379s.
$50. 900 COMPLETE. furnished and equip
ped 90 acres. Large s-rm. modern
country home, Oil heat, bedrms.. 2
barns and ali other necessary outbuiid-
ings Tractor and other equipment. 400
laying hens; some growing crops; plenty
Of fruit Possession with title. JOHN
BURDOFT, Route 2, Colesvfile, Md. Sill
YER Spring, Nd. Call Ashton, Nd. 3s46.
CoUNTY--Modern home.
in excel cond.: oil h.-w.h.; long road
frontage; tenant. house. ample outbidgs (;
200 acres, 2 streams; priced below market
CO. OR. 1869, MA. 1884. 81
I21-ACRE DAIRY AND GRAZING FARM;
complete dairy equipment and stock; II
miles. and shipping TO d. G. daily on
hard road; long frontage: 12-rm; home;
i m l.; needs decorating; panoramic view;
dairy. dry and bank barns; farm equip
ment, etc: selling because Of III health:
excel. terms cAPUT1, Esaltor' phone
eos ACRES nr. winchester, on hard road;
groom old house; bank barn; hbs lot and
CAPUTL Realtor. phone Pa. lab. 81
Evening star., 1948-08-30
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

FRACTION OF ACRE or larger, Industrial
sites. r;r. siding available: fast developing
industrial area; direct from owner; soc
ofhce, IN 2526; res. CO. 7i97. W.
NEW YORK AVE. AREA-l4 900 50 it,
perfect grade, md comm. with +. r. siding
and 1O0-ft. street frontage Call Mr.
Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS, Ma
CASE, W0 3JQO
Evening star., 1948-08-30
REAL EsIAIr WANTED

e. sss II ssS sSss .vs1 IF ass5 S'
ATTENTION. GI-if you Wish to sell your
fa!l 81 Nc sHss WALTER MILLER Me. $500 OF
/ WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE.
frame or brick, white or colored; a years
sdeef5snee Me- 5soo or Gan Dn 54ts Mr. WALTER MILLER
CHURCH BLDG.-or place suitable for
remodeling. rem @ wanted at once. State price
LOTS FOR SALE.
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY. CLUB sec
road rollins sround euT desy oested for
people who are interested in horses or
secluded country estate. with modern
MooRREAD. R'A'' Ap. 56sf' SSfa' OPEN Sfi Until 5. 5
ceLEs;yMLE &C I;vl1.LE L Lors, N9tley I'd, | block
ssHocKEY1,, + MooRHEAD. AID. oo2I.
geh s5xiio. enols os fsENNlNG Rp at East cspl,ol
st-opposite million dollar development,
4o,A coming; street, sewer, water, side
saks siATFs are m m s,ae steal at 5000 Mr.
A LEVEL CORNER LOT among fne homes;
oyer 10000 50. ft. in Colebrook. Md
sust as0 oyer n2 p 6 azfI line; owner leaving city
NEAR WASH. tGto5I.f q c. c. IA to a. acre
aoRn s mnntb wa5s sas ~
Mclean, Va. office open to pm. u
frontage on grade; side and rear alleys.
HETGnTs ss fa6 M6fse Eyf sss
Mr. Gf sfRoIE issaIs 1s: 4ose water; best az SeF
in, paved street. curb and gutter: selected
BY builder for own home; extremely well
plans and Specifications for ! different
bones no 5Ecluded $4,000. Call OWNER
Burnt MILLs-Lot los it,. facing coles
y.lle " soG I'd 536 f deep water available:
NICE BUIIDING lot in Fairfax Co, just
on o1s Lee Cd nwy,; y acre; $3.50 terms OK.
T&HxPESsIvEs ACRE LOTS on paved do road
a oFd Ias ms 5S S easn a NJ esRsy oSead
% temporary home if desired r. P.
Ripley RIP ReaItor' sal 81, gill; lsun. and
Of " St, in among exclusive homes; view
oun!Cp q I.y street .Snn ana al vi ~ Il a25s 80
l00x2S5, facing / 5th fairway. AK. O726
ONE BLOCK from New George Washington
reasonable price caII Mr. Moore. Moo ~ Ma, "a,
@l6 Bond Bldg. 80
bargain; also other GOOD lots. Silver
Spring. Chevy Chase and Bethesda. Cali
S1GLER & TISHLER, ia. 134S, RA. 9l99
BUILDERS. : lots; Old Georgetown rd.
and Ryland dr., Bethesda; built-up sub
division with all utilities and streets cut
to grade: 81 900 each. WI ,433 or OIL.
A7l2; Sun and ewes, CO. 1910 4
NEAR PENTAGON-Priced for immediate
sale. Cash or terms. OV: 1927. 80
ONLY $3.50 for wooded lots, 65 by 100
or larger, with sewer. cleo, surfaced street,
in community of individually built
houses located 3la miles beyond Falls
Church. south of Lee blvd HERMAN
SCHMIDT, woodward Building. MA.
9251. -3l
EXCELLENT SOUTHEAST LOCATION
Just beyond D. c. line: developing COM
munity; large lots; high elevation; terms
as low as $3.50 cash; balance monthly
Mr.. Altman FIR. 1904. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO., 1924 4th st. NV, d. 3346
ARLINGTON-Close in; 1s lots. 50 $50
each; sewer water available; zoned for
single or a-family houses. EDW. BOWERS.
RE. 2O@9.
FOREST HEIGHTS s.E.-Large wooded
homesltes in ,well-developed subdivision:
utilities available cash or terms 1850
down and S95 per month; house also built
Washburn. GE. 261S MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
Evening star., 1948-08-30
AUToMoTIvs MISCELLANEOUS.
MOTORCYCLES.

1916 CUsHMAN motor scooter with sc-
cessories used very little, excel. condi-
ton; SIs5. Weekdays. FA. 1893. II
CUSHMAN motor scooter; oyerhsuled
throughout, new paint Job; Sl75. sH. 6ss7.
80
MOTOR BIKE, late al. good running
cond; sacrifice. 500. Call WI 4455
A. J. 3. 194s model $50 de luxe; II less
than cost. Phone Oxford 1893. Is
CUSHMAN scooter, 'As transmission, 3
mos old: $50 worth OF acc including Q
buddy seat, vindshield, etc; S296. Call
NO. b456. 80
MOTOR SCOOTER. 1s45 Cushman. auto,
clutch: nne shape: attractive blue and
yellow finish: leaving town, must sell.
Call OIL. 1908. ID
Evening star., 1948-08-30
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

$l5,OGO DOWN-Buys a fine apt. house
0493. EN- 03O3 Al
i-FAMHY APIS. Galveston pI Sc,
near WoolWorths, Peoples. etc; excel
lent Cond: income $1,000 year FHA
trust Sl4,150; you cannot build these
apts. for price; S2l $50. SCOTT SANDERS
IR. H1G2: ewes. DIL 1 4.GI
Evening star., 1948-08-30
SUB. PROP. FOR RENT, MD.

BETWEEN ROCKVILLE and Potomac, Nd
Broom bungalow, white frame unfin-
!shed attic, full basement. all modern con-
venlences; partly furnished Call after
70 m. Rockville 872s. 81
Evening star., 1948-08-30
STORES FOR SALE.

DRIVEN OPEN-ATR grocery, 1913 R. I,
ave ne. on U S. Open Z days wk-
Gig pm; open for inspection during
business hrs. For information call AT.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
STORES WANTED.

LAST YOUR PROPERTIES with us for
quick action: have many clients includlns
for good locations Call Mr. Kiely, LEG
NJ BERNSTEIN & CO., 14l5 st, NV.