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Evening star., 1948-11-08
Growing Peace Force
|WiII Not Allow War,
|Timoshenko Asserts
BY the Asseeiofed Press

| MOSCOW, Nov. 8.-Marshal 8.
K. Timoshenko, Soviet war hero,
said "the peace-loving policy of
our state is meeting resistance
from Anglo-American warmon-
gers" as the 31st anniversary of
the Russian revolution was cele-
brated yesterday.
Speaking atop Lenin's tomb as
the might of the Red Army paraded
in front of leading Soviet pol
iticians, foreign diplomats, military
observers and cheering crowds.
Marshal Timoshenko urged pre-
paredness. But, he said the grow
ing forces of peace will not allow
new war"
Prime Minister Stain did not
take part In the ceremonies in Red
Square. He was said to be on his
annual vacation. Marshal Tino-
shenko was fianked by Foreign
Minister v. M. Molotov and Mar
shal Nikolai A. Bulganin, Minister
OF Armed Forces, in reviewing the
parade OF troops, tanks, vehicles
and planes.
Emphasis on Aviation Noted.
Observers noted the emphasis on
aviation this year. Jet fighters and
four-engined bombers were con-
spicuous.
Although Marshal Timoshenko re-
peated the recent charges made bv
Mr.. Stain and Mr.. Molotov that
the present leaders of the United
States and Britain support a policy
OF war, there were no banners or
slogans against the Western Powers
in the line of march of civilian
demonstrators as there had been
in previous years.
In an order of the DAY. Marshal
Bulganin said that Russia's peace
loving policies" are being opposed
by certain circles in Britain and
the United States, but said the op-
position is destined to fail"
The Red Square parade was one
OF many celebrations centering
around the anniversary of the "Oc-
tober Revolution. 1t comnremorated
October rs, 1917, in the old Julian
calendar when the Soviet leaders
constituted a military revolutionary
committee which proclaimed itself
the highest authority in Petrograd
heningrad. When the Soviet Gov
ernment adopted the Gregorian cal
endar the date of the anniversary
was advanced to November 7.
The United States was represented
at the parade by Ambassador Wal
ter Bedell Smith and the American
military, naval and air attaches.
Mr.. Molotov entertained foreign
representatives in Moscow and dis
tinguished Soviet citizens at a re-
ception which lasted into the early
morning. The American, British and |
French embassies were fully repre-
sented by ambassadors and attaches.
Special delegations from Den
mark, Poland, Scotland and other
countries were present.
Secretary of State Marshall was |
invited to the Soviet anniversary re-
ception in Paris but did not attend.
An American source said Gen. Mar
shall was away from Paris during
the week end and that Assistant !
Secretary of State Thorp represent
ed the American U. N. delegation at
the Soviet function.
In Washington Undersecretary of
State Lovett represented the United
States at the Soviet embassy re-
ception.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
BY the Asseeioted Press

! NANKING, Nov. S.-Chiang
Kai-shek, far from down and
out, warned China today to get
ready for eight more years of
war on the Reds.
China's President said he will
not make peace with the Com
munists. China'S only chance for
peace, he said, is to exterminate the
Reds on the field of battle.
The statement was made to 1000
Kuomintang party members and
legislators.
Current peace rumors are Com
munist-inspired, Gen. Chang said.
He apologized for the failure of
economic and currency reforms and
said new measures to bolster the
situation are being drawn. Like
wise, he declared. new life is being
put into the nations armies.
Zone step may be the grant
ing of a free hand to Gen. Flu
Tso-yi in North China. Gen.
Flu in the past has had to ask
Markings permission for his
every move.)
Gen. Chang did not try to
minimize recent defeats. The loss
OF Mukden and Chinhsien were the
greatest setbacks of the long, bloody
China revolution, the President de-
clared.
Meanwhile tension rose steadily in
this nervous Chinese capital. where
it was felt that something big" was
brewing on both the political and
military fronts of the civil war.
Unofficial reports indicated a
battle for the Suchow defense line
that guards Marking was develop
ing slowly but steadily.
Most official sources insisted that
Gen. Chang was determined to
protect this and other great
Yangtze valley cities from the
rampant Reds.
Hundreds of government officials
meanwhile were urgently attempting
to move their families from Nam
king. Among them were many who
still insisted publicly that the United
States was premature" in warning
American citizens to get out.
Pro-government war dispatches
said the Communists were believed
to have captured Fengtai, 100 miles
northwest of Marking.
This would expose the flank of
government forces defending Peng-
pu. on the Suchow railway 108 miles
Evening star., 1948-11-08
BriehtbiII Will Address
lnterfuith Seminar

Charles x. Brightbill, a Veterans
Administration recreation director,
tonight will discuss, Community
Health in Relation 10 Recreation" at
the last Of four seminars on COM
munity health sponsored by the
Washington Roundtable of the Ma
tional Conference of Christians and
Jews.
The meeting will be held at 7:30
o'clock at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Massachu-
setts avenue NV.
DR.. Garnet c. Wilkinson, first
assistant superintendent of schools,
will be moderator for a discussion
following Mr.. Brjghtbill's address.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
Martin
Continued From First Page !

was right in attributing it partly to
overconfidence in Republican ranks,
and said he thought "a lot more
people would have voted If they had
thought it was close"
Mr.. Martin also has decided pros
perity was a big factor, explaining
that both city workers and farmers
may have been fearful of a change
at this time.
AS to the type of campaign Gov.
Dewey conducted, the Speaker
agreed that If party is ahead it is
good policy to coast" just as q
Evening star., 1948-11-08
Continued From First Page

NCOIlLlIluGQ from F1TSL FdRe.)
purposes, and percentage cuts in tax
rates ranging from 1876 per cent in
the low income brackets to five per
cent at the top.
Mr.. Eberharter did not say what
sort of revisions he thinks Mr.. Tru-
man has in mind. But in his own
tax reduction proposal early this
year, the President suggested that
each person be allowed. a $40 cost
Of living" tax cut-af plan that
would make the percentage saving
big for iow-income people but tiny
for those in the high brackets.
The President estimated the cost
Of his plan at $4,000, ,000,0 He
proposed that amount be made ul
by an excess profits tax.
Entire Matter Still Nebulous.
When he called Congress back
into session after the political con-
ventions last summer, Mr.. Truman
again, renewed his profits tax plan
as the top item on an eight-point
Evening star., 1948-11-08

football team avoids throwing for.
ward passes when it is leading.
Says Truman Won Own Fight.
He observed, however, the polls
may have thrown Republican lead
ers off as to the type of campaign
they should conduct.
Il really think Harry Truman wor
his own election by the kind OF
campaign he made" the Speaker
went on. "He was out there fight.
ing, and I think he made gains in
the last two weeks"
The Speaker resisted all tempta-
tions to indicate what the Republi-
cans would stand for in the new
Congress, then made his prediction
of the Presidents opportunity to
achieve his objectives in these
words:
u cannot believe Mr.. Truman will
be unable to get anything he wishes
If he wishes it hard enough. He will
have majority of 80 in the House
and IL in the Senate"
Evening star., 1948-11-08

cial at Pawtucket, R. l., this year.
Another of the horses, Only One,
was a successful stake winner about
10 years ago.
Friends said Mr.. Howes funeral
will be held Wednesday in the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
TRANSPORTATION the Little Church
Around the Corner in New York.
Surviving are Mr.. Howe's widow
son and two daughters.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
Bethesda Open House
Set bY K. of {. Council

The Rock Greek Council, knights
of Columbus, will hold its annual
open house at pm. Thursday, al
the Bethesda Woman's Club.
The Speech and Drama Depart
ment of Catholic University will
present a program of entertain
ment and the Capitolians Barber
shop Quartet will sing.
Evening star., 1948-11-08
Plans Discussed to Remove
u. S. Dependents in China
BY the Associatsd Pres


TOKYO, Nov. Stop officers oi
Gen. MacArthur's command dis
cussed plans today for quick evac-
uation if necessary, of about l,00C
American military dependents in
China.
Col. Boniface Campbell, chief OF
staff of the American military group
in China, flew here from Marking
to confer with Gen. MacArthur's
personnel and operations chiefs.
so far we have made no specific
request for assistance from Gen.
Macarthur in moving our people
out of China" he said.
But we have had exploratory
talks about action to be taken II
any urgency arises. As things stand
now, we will evacuate our military
dependents on military transports
making their regular calls. We have
not asked for any special ships to
move them"
Evening star., 1948-10-01

4 Pure Wool Basie, rich boekdrop
for your new accessories. JeweIry
neckIine, bracelet sleeves, swirIs Of
cleaning braid embroidery. Autumn
grey or oropstons. 10 to l8.
Sketched right. SI6.8S
Kanns Sport ehop-sscond Hoos.
Evening star., 1948-10-01

\ Smooth Reyon Goberdine (for
right with new diagonal front
closing and matching hip treot-
msnt shirt-cuffed sleeves,
self belt. Beige, royoI blue,
green, red. II to 20, $lO.05
Evening star., 1948-01-08
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

PRIME ARL., VA, apt. ground; COLUMBIA
pike; excel. opport. for investment at high
yield with safety assured by desirability
Of location, increasing land values. Y blk.
to all conv.. 10c bus; 10 min. to D. c.;
paved street; priced at only 33c; owner
must have immed. sale. For further de-
tails, consult THE BRANT CO., 1884 Will
son blvd, GIL. 4216. OK. 0520. Ill
10000 SO. TT: Of corner property on 2
Pa ave. JOS. F. BELFIORE CO., Realtors.
1911 L st. NV, DI. 5522. 10
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE-11 800 So IT, with
90-ft. frontage on N ST; partially occupied
by 2 dwellings. with income of S255 per
mo-; zoned residential 90-C. V. L.
TooMEY, Jr, Realtor, Ma. 1879. EN-.
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL-cor-
ner lot lge. enough to erect S-story bldg.
Of approx. So units; now improved by 2
houses which will carry property. Priced
to sell. Call Mr.. Pelot with H. G. SMTTHY
CO., MA. E903 5
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, near 14th and
tongfellow. lots, !00,ft, frontags. in
Present Present income; $3.50 per month Aet
FIR S433. with BErTZEIL. DI 300.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL LOT, 5000 square feet in
Takoma Park. D. c.; fronting on Maple
ave-, next to corner at Eastern ave. with
deph Of sc eet pree per
saa sees; GEO. J. MOSS. Reaitor, shep6srd
TDoWSNTowN 2-story nreproof Once
Dldg.. Dleg.. contains 9,o0o-sa; 1T. floor space.
alley; Ss % s-ear e sarass; leased S 1900 M w..
price. $140,000. Business property dept.
RosS ,&o a PHELPS, INC, 14l7 x st. NV,
F1ksT FIR ScSoMM.-rurn.; N, H. ave. .t Du-
rooming house: income quoted $3.50 mo, ;
suitable for any business: priced $26.50O;
es5inf e2sn sys5 RAMfa9S WA
N. H. AVE, near M st, n.w.-1st CONNER.
cial, over $500, So. f., ground improved
by ,3-story brick OF 10 rooms, baths,
sun. Nj Nj i soso BOSS IS & 'ag2 PHELPS. me-, se"
1918 s soth f. siE' ST. Nw.-rirst commercial,
3-story and basement row, brick. with
parking in rear; vacant, ready to remodel
taetiye area Phone sun. IL to 4. ewes
til g., pRURY REALTY CORP, 1887 K.
81; Ssh ASD lSi' INDIANA AVE. N.w.-vacsnt;
ss5STy "a f. S seas esh sT .eSeFo
highly. desirable downtown wholesale bus
esIl Mr.. Brsssler. ME-; S4oS Until : pm;
sqndsy Sun Ms,rr4M and eyes o' "a 2es4' LEO N
NiT i94o 81. q N.WLonis a5aS onshalf ss: nf block
from Conn. and L SITS. Two-story brick
building, ,127 feet long: alley in rear;
could easily be converted into ONCE space
MURRAY CO., Ma 1885, g.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

tionl approx; 1900 50; f.: ideal for com
and freight elevators-loading facilities
from alley in rear Leasing Dept, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO. 1415 K st. NV. NE.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property including
ssi MI Riels. LEo RESNsTEiN g.
af!h 81 ny mF $685. Saqe oces shop
spaces, workrooms, new bldg; Available
Can be used for any knd
ave, Bethesda, Md. Brokers invited.
SWHHS sToRE ANY VI 9fTa 6EPER FLOORS downtown
spp1Ox $3.50 sa f bds .eapped viii
fss so n III hfas Fmsd Co. e.i9s i41S
I'll I'll ssh IL 81. NV. NEAR G. 4-story bids.
and basement, parking space in rear for 8
or light manufacturing. Will rent as en-
eft' 'Rz sfEf k.dS M sGF ssss sss''ns,
i7s7 Es X ss;r. N.w,-1.s comm, front base
repair; etc; $75 per mo. j. c. WELDON
1853 CONN. AvE-1oos retail location.
Next door to Peoples Drug Store in Chevy
responsible tenant considered. Brokers
protected. KASS REALTY CO., EN-. 500.
1925 2Ist ST. N.W.-110.0O0 #. of floor
and ramps. Can be subdivided; heavy
floor load; excel for automobile agency,
ONCE space, distributors, wholesalers.
printers. etc. Brokers protected. KASS
1868 ST. N.W.-Two excel bldgs.
which are presently connected. Can be
rented separately. 1436 has 4 floors and
space 143S is 2-story structure con-
tanning approx. 1000 So, It. OF floor
space; both bldgs. have excel loading
facilities and elevators; parking avail.
These bldgs. can be used for retailers,
wholesalers. distributors. lodges, fraternal
orders. schools. banks. building and loan
assn, ONCE space, etc. Brokers protected.
KASS REALTY co. EN- S1OO
Evening star., 1948-01-08
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE AND UPPER FLOORS down
town business section), entrances on 2 sts.i
approximately $500 50. IT.; bldg. equipped
Ing Tasn dept. sspt" u Leo p N BERNsTEfN Il CO,
poRNToWN Dow 1 " MT 'ssUisiNkss SECTION. near
10th and SITS. n.w;-Brand-new store
bldg, now under construction. completion
about Jan. 10, 194s. 25x95 feet with
full basement and End floor: perfect To-
cation for high-volume retail business;
ideal for shoes ladies' or mems wear
furs, etc For further details, call MI
Kelly, leasing dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
- CO., 1415 K st. W, ME. 54oO; y
6Os-9 d ST. NW.--New and ultramod-
ern store, 81 feet wide. Can lease % store
alone or (2J store and private parking
lot or (3) can divide into two 16-feet
stores. Zoned 2nd commercial and con-
venient to 7th st department stores j. :;
A. WEINBERG CO., Realtors l1oI ID
NEWLY REMoDELED STORE with modern
front, on l4th St. NV, bet; ana n; ~ Z;
ave: approx. 1.4O0 So. It. BASILlkO
INVESTMENT CORP. 212 Bond Bldg. pl.
NEW STORES IN BUSINESS CENTER Of
shopptnq area-5 left in heart Of thickly
populated northwest section: ideal for lia-
uor. grocery, bakery. delicatessen' see.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1888. 1T
sos PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Now under consII'
ready in about 30 dsys; i6x60 FRED
ERIcK A. BLUMER co. GIT Penns. ave.
s.e.. FIR. 1oS6. 10
Evening star., 1948-01-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ABOUT 90 ACRES. on either side Of hwy;
near Govt. ordnance plant. Mont. Co, Nd,
miles from SILVER M spFns 3, metre h tn
SO acres. L. W. GRooMEs, 18th and
oWNER YER WILL SELL ACREAGE at Falls
Church: all or any part; utilities in streets;
prices. S1,400 to $4,000 per acre. HERTZ,
LDER-DEvELoPERs for acreage 1 to
ing for commercial sites, for the best land
THo Ya9ss n AK MxRDHs Xii nsafeS Gg Fi1 65 wson Go
blvd. Arl., Va, CHI. 3131, GIL. 3434; ewes,
BBGnDERs, ATTENTION = 10 wooded
acres, 2S5 #. on Riggs Mill I'd. 3 mi. from
D. G. in Md; reas. for S11,95O. Gall IA.
nearby Fairfax county-desirable
h-acre building sites. priced $1,000 each,
terms: restricted subdivision for your pro
proved Fairfax Planning Commission; high
elevation; g. miles from Chain Bridge. To
Pspsee h5ss Or smwocd ss ognes s4s or 4es IRWIN fA
5 70 so AcREsSLevsl. wooded lots. "a
miles to D. c., near Indian Head, Md;
h-mi. highway frontaae; near river; $I50
eE oE FoToMac Po9S; HA s12sRIttle s1Sf more than
acres on river. 1a miles above Chain ai1'
developed De I d with fine homes. Macadam road
into property This land has wonderful
view of the river and surrounding & country.
Call Joseph s5 Carr for details. EnWARp E6N r.
10 TO 100 ACRES adjoining active home
building DEVELOPMENT in Silver Spring area.
about 2la miles from Woodmoor shopping
center; ripe for immediate development;
ideal for " to l acre building sites: topog-
raphy completed and subdivision plans al
ready approved; excellent opportunity Tor
$3.50 per acre; terms il desired. GEO. J.
MOSS, Realtor, SH. $500. IL
Evening star., 1948-01-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA FARMING Estate Of 1000
acres with 2 handsome Georsian mansion
(cost $500, ,000). whose rooms have beautt-
ments came from Tiffany Studios Of New
York; other buildings include 8 barns. 8
tenant houses and an interesting unre-f
stored Colonial brick house; pleasantly 10
drive from Washinston in the virsinis
Piedmont; price, s175.0oo. MASON!
amsa an. ssn va 4 tns end e eo:s
SMALL FARMS within committing dts. I,
I;ss iSyn .ns snisy ssaaSy II. %ed;ss
several @ IL psrt,euiariy at atsrsetivs preDersis.:
gu Of Tah .le.t We s.a. tss sss c DMsssd M
s'h n1 'AAEz r. 1 s4sG R5x0s sy.: ass5 sSss se
sTRogTs FARM cArAIoa. over $500
siIsSaSs s seasE9 = sSii! iA .ass %ssssssa
Plaa. ss frSn tn; D aspr. f IN
served pre-Civil War. 10-room, bath. cleo
structed around ls47 Of hand-hewn oak
Edna'9s; plns aoers n'1 ms n ~: oid nous. sss
Condition, Condition s'i.e IS Centrally situated on as5
Priced at S24 600 as an entirety. or with
III FanopeaE sesssf' :. MrNk Rk's ss = s
Ex. a74o. Country property sales since
FAkM ON Rr. e4o-13o acres Of good
commutins. dist. Of wash: bus passes
aood aood ene one hSass sldss WIN meadow ne stream
or oV stock farm. but also ideal for tourist
sinP sifas EToENg fsag E :Is!ei
S sSes WI 1890 Ts es oE os4
NEAR wINoHEsTER' !. 1so acres: 50 scrss
:sia:i Hs sRS|; ss{s;ss sss
sasE 30 taa ise
Esss erGs y,.lds Wi s,ssTsd IN: IA
farm. 10-rm frame house INCLUDES liv,
On % rst stn ,oor; % qen pedrms oos snd fun bath On
xssr snd beet eG anf soa tenant
horses and cattle and 90 pieces Of ma. ma.
chinsry and eouipmsnt included H., IN price
Al TsathsT {.a FSsa within a Easy scT
81 Ei'h nn yAMEs e. L s7S6; HoN eyes : eH M $50, $50
I0s ACRES. 1o,Em: ,Ss,s hoSss: 2 ,p7orchsa 7s..:
in wheat; acres timber bal; in blue
Located in Loudoun County. 80 mi. D. c. ,
Everything goes. at S14,500; terms. Also .
81 acres, b-rm. house, basement, hreplaces:
new board fence around house: barn, corn
crib. granary, nice stream; 20 acres
of timber; lot Of nice walnut on farm;
bal in SOD II mi. east east Of q wasSesnIt9a; E
CO.. 4401 No. Fairfax. dr.. Arlington. cH.
643 ACRES of rolling cattle grazing land
on Highway No: P5. about AZ milsss
100 acres OF wooded land, running streams
Of water and several springs, 500 applo
tree orchard: three tenant houses, bar, barn
mansion with servants house, electric and
water in res. Possession In 80 days 9f
ings, $50 per m9nth b. Total price,
only $4,000; This land will carry 200
head of stock for Grazing; large incoms
from apples; will make a splendid tour
ists lodge income property. CLAUDE +
RUST, 306 S. Royal ave. Phone 12<
Front Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
LOIS FOR SALE.

YOU CAN MAKE THE NEW YEAR
p H vh ssaa1 tH' 1oass ss lot fsasn IL ast
: Fos M further details call 'T WA. sssS sster
IT, ssS eis xs1 oi psone aeo1sH
ers' attention invited; BladensburE rd
.sface on left side of Defense highway.
once open daily and Sunday; 10 am.
Hss SiEs ol9 E9HoM4S onion Hs$hsn5 zs4s
Restricted community; lge. beautiful wood
ee9 81 Io WNER 81 sE s4is ss45o or best
ATTENfIoNN BTIilDERs--1o fI beautiful
level lots with water and sewerage in;
siL9Ek vi S SfsS isrss lots. i ovsrlookinr eeSk
golf course course, one b block from Grade sehool 20
ad 'ucs essk KRA srIFe
2 sSss srvs sT West to- Of "a eS
an s affs h ssass Of ias ead 50
will consider trade. L. W. GRooMEs,
bEs1sasLE sss sas Eye LoT 81 7sx1oo a. utilities,
and Sligo ave-; $1,000. CAREY WINSTON
CO., RE; 1898. TE: 1880. .
+ i I me-
sGaE T3xsS .iEss5 1}5 =. as5s 5i,..
beautiful shade trees. SENATE REALTY
e2 eP llsa ies Ess g. St NV sasps:Is sx ssTG par
fsSssI5s, s. ss''nf saAFo f58stsss It sS
sh7iEse sfl7i eo sRRTaa-we sRsTTsa have your LOT lot in
your plans we will estimate and build for
you; Don't wait TIL spring. WooDSIDE
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD your home
aa mmedlate hS'nsGe00: ssis. THOMAS sa sRoWN 3
s9N e15 o4s 4sh s. ooG sT. ma; 1s19' M +,,t,..
e!2'e 'se00 faifs ss .AGgRne4 gR
& ssfsSHs fSRs ssef So MORE streets cut to s7sae
ssaa aeergetoWn @ I'd. I'f in Alta Vista ave area in
vs5y 1859 sSod sa o kr2 G14
s1kNT S1 sTst MHEs III fzf HILLS, a* MD-Appro7
acre lot in this exclusive subd9iyision .aa9as
Ss55 on rsil if v6lkasAs' fa
syei ACRE, Re- leyeI, gyio wooded, 15o-ft. frontage,
in development Of fine homes, 3b minutes
driving time from downtown; perfect for
Tansh house Cal NJ iasy Msyers ;z.n with IT
ATTENTION, BUILDERS, investorsg1s
lots, sewer and water in; lots suitable
Radea R5dsS low With TO: 5AM mmed sff pixoS ea ~
Io22 18th st. NV, Elk. $3.50; eyes, o.
$780, 500. big ''o1I Soxis5 lot lot. 1 block OF Anna.
polls I'd paved street city Satsr SsuI and md
ATTENTION BUILDERs-First offering Of
500 lots. viii sell In small groups with
ssdsd tsd sssts tesed as; n now ave- oss
$3.50 per lot; call Observation-Disclosures
5sSs: 4s: s ns:ss s;s
FIRST FIR IT, CoMMERCfAi~4o and So IT,
front lot,, near Georgia aye, aye, Ct pist5,St 1dS
1sox1s5, WOODED, on hard surfaced
yond trafic circle at Seven Corners. turn
ss baes On rd R so 1856 dS of sneR M fh
ton: my sign on lot HERMAN SCHMIDT.
NSsTH MSRaTard ahnfSroA hlfS IA eIs BLDG lots for
tricity in and paid for; $500 for quick
sale. Call after 6 pm, CHI 3065. 10
POTOMAC. Md. adjoining Potomac W. VI.
Savss % fs5s'' and ss a aSSs o%r K 2G0ss " ss
NEARBY vIRGIN1A-wooded h-acre and
up: 15 minis. downtown WASH. r. W.
MULLEN. Columbia pike, OK. 1882; open
Evening star., 1948-01-08
coAAAAERclAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

GEORdEf0WN-2-story brick bldE., 2nd
eoml. vacant. about $500 sa., IT,. space;
good showroom on 1st door: / block OF M
st. A. M. ROTH. RE 1880. -s
2ssToRY BRICK STORE BLDG; with full
lot; Ga. ave. nr. mr. District iins. CRANE &
HE1AN, Realtors. 81. 1000. 10
BETHESDA-11,O0O 50. #. north Of bank
and 100 It. west of Wis. ave.; $2.76 per
50. IT,, including house and garage. r. H.
BEST, INC, Realtor, WI 1888. 10
All L ST. NV, End com1-3-story brick,
lot 20xa2. wide alley in rear; plans ap-
small 2nd-comI prop. v. L. ToOMEY,
Jr., Realtor, MA. 1879. EN-. s267. -S
COMMERCIAL LOT, 75x150. near center
of Clarendon business section; lower
ground adjoining, available MANNAS
REALTY co. 2116 Wilson blvd, GIL. or
JUST OUTSIDE ALEXANDRIA on Route 1.
zoned general business; zoe SO. #. An
exceptional buy. r. W. MULLEN, 3111
Columbia pike, Arlington. OK. 1882.
Open evenings until 8.