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Evening star., 1948-12-24
'kley Plans to Spend
christmas in Germany
By the Associoted Press

BRUSSELS, Dec. 24.-Vice Presi-
dent-elect Barkley said today he
IS going to spend Christmas in Ger
many just to show the airlift crews
and occupation forces the folks back
home are thinking of them.
Il am carrying" he said, "a scroll
from President Truman, which I
will have the pleasure to hand over
to them
Mr.. Barkley stopped off here en-
route to Wiesbaden to visit his
daughter, wife of Douglas MacAr-
thur, I'd, first secretary and consul
of the American Embassy in Brus-
sells, ,-F
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Late News
Bulletin
Rishon Tre;nhfon Dice

The Right Rev. Frank w.
Creighton, SO, retired Protes-
tant Episcopal Bishop of Mich
igan, died today in Doctors
Hospital here. Ill for some
time, he had been in the
hospital for two days. Bishop
Creighton, who retired last
March, lived in the Westches-
ter Apartments here. His son,
the Rev. William F. Creighton.
Is rector of St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Agriculture Streon1Iining Plan
Saving 8OMilIion q Year Urged
Hoover Board Task Force Also Proposes
Consolidation of Conservation Units

most of the land activities of the
Interior Department to Agriculture
and that most Of the water develop
ment activities be placed in new
conservation department.
The task force called attention to
nine operational deficiencies in the
agricultural departments present
organization. The commissions rec
concentrations are said to be 13 in
number, but whether these will be
changed by the time the report
goes to Congress is not known.
The Commissions report is due
January 13. But 1t was made known
today that a 60-day extension would
be asked of the 80th Congress when
it meets in tianl session Decem-
Der 81. There is no doubt that the
extension will be granted.
1t is estimated in the task force
report that reorganization of the
Agriculture Department would bring
about an annual saving of $44 ,320,-
000 A consolidation of Govern
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Egypt Claims RepuIse
OF Attacks by Jews

CAIRO. Egypt, Dec. "a (P.-Egyp-
tians said today they have repulsed
a Jewish land, sea and air attack
against Egyptian positions in South
ern Palestine.
THE enemy paid dearly for its
1See PALESTINE, Page Asa
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Duggan Cleared
.0n All Counts by
FB|, Clark Says
No Link With Reds
Or Spies Discovered,
Official Reports
BULLETIN

Attorney General Clark said
today that an FBI investiga-
ton has produced no evidence
that Laurence Duggan was
connected with the Communist
Party or with any espionage
activity. Mr.. Clark said that,
ION the contrary, the evidence
discloses that Mr.. Duggan was
a loyal employe of the United
States Government"
Mr.. Clark said that while it
is the Justice Departments
policy not to comment on the
evidence in its files or on in
terviews made by it's agents,
he was deviating from this
rule to prevent an injustice
being done to the family of a
former employe of the Govern
ment."
With all available witnesses
heard and mysteries still un-
solved, congressional spy hunt
ers were about ready today to
close their 1948 record book but
promised to turn over new leaves
in 1949.
A big question-who copied State
secrets for former Com
munist Agent Whitaker Chambers
before the war?-Was sharpened,
but unanswered, after a four-hour
of former Assistant
Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre
and his secretary, Miss Anna Belle
yesterday.
Mr. Sayre said he told the House
Committee on n-American Ac-
tivities that three of the stolen con-
fldential messages must have been
stolen from his Office in 1898. They
bore his Office stamp and could not
have been taken from any other
place, he declared.
Others Distributed.
The rest of the more than IS
documents Mr.. Chambers asserted
he got from Alger Hiss, assistant
to Mr.. Sayre 10 years ago, we're
mimeographed and distributed in
many State Department Offices and
were accessible to "innumerable
people" Mr.. Sayre explained.
The House committee, Acting
Chairman Mundt indicated, will
have neither the time nor oppor-
tunity before January l to develop
possible leads as to other sources Of
the pilfered messages. He did not
comment on yesterdays executive
session, except to remark there was
no conflict" between the testimony
Of Mr.. Sayre and Miss Newcomb.
The committee now can write its
report on espionage" Mr. Mundt an
1--WE have called all the
witnesses we can at this time. The
report will be released early next
week. OF course, it will have large
section dealing with unfinished
matters we believe the committee
should follow up next year in the
OA CSJ1OI1dSC Ill oOF~
ernment. There also will be sep
arate statement proposing changes
in committee procedure.
Sayre Suspects Theft.
Mr. Mundt had listed Mr.. Sayre,
Miss Newcomb, Mr.. Hiss and Miss
Eunice A. Lincoln. then secretary
to Mr. Hiss, as the four persons who
had immediate, direct access to con-
fldential files in Mr.. Sayre's Office.
Miss Lincoln appeared before the
committee two weeks ago.
After testifying for three hours,
Mr.. Sayre told reporters, las to the
three documents which bear my Of
flee stamp, what Mr.. Mundt said is
quite correct. Apart from theft,
apart from crooked dealing, those
were the four persons who had Of
flcial access to those documents.
II myself am convinced there was
the was improper dealing, that a
I, SpV INOIJIRV PAGE A8)
Evening star., 1948-12-24

(See HOOVER, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Csee CHRISTMAS, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Cloudy and cold with highest near 36 today.
Light snow tonight lowest about Is. To-
morrow moderate snow and cold, three to
five inches likely. Full report on Page A-2)
2am-32 a.m.-30 Noon --33
4am--3l 10 am.----32 pm.-----33
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
Seoshore District Rally At GuIfport
Attended By Many From This County

A rally of the Seashore district
of the Mississippi conference of
the Methodist church was held
at the First Methodist church in
Gulfport Monday as the begin
ming of the "a Million for the
Master" drive that is being start
ed by the church.
The event was doubly import
ant as it marked the first visit
of the recently elected head of
the Mississippi churches, Bishop
Marvin Franklin, to the district.
The rally was opened with a
cheek-up of ministers of the dis
trict at 4:30 pm. at the church.
At $50 a dinner was given at
the church in honor of Bishop
Franklin who was introduced by
the Rev. H. M. Bullock, pastor of
the church. Among the notables
of the district attending the din
ner were DR.. M. L. Smith, presi-
dent of Millsaps college, the Rev.
]. H. Morrow, superintendent of
the Methodist Home at jackson
and the Rev. j. w. Legge of the
same city.
At 7:30 an address was given
by Bishop Franklin.
Arrangements for the rally were
in the hands of the Rev. O. H.
Scott, superintendent of the dis
trict.
1t was attended by many from
Jackson county, members of some
of the churches chartering buses
to take them to and from Gulf
port.
Among those from the First
Methodist church of Pascagoula
attending were the Rev. and Mrs.
J. F. Campbell and son, Jimmy,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Frazier, Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper Roberts, MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Olsen, the Rev.
and Mrs. Roy Owens and son,
Emory Warrick, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hills, and Mrs. c. A.
Carrier.
Many Attend
The Moss Point Methodist
church was represented by the
Rev. and Mrs. N. u. Boone, w. B.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
Mrs. MuY Hostess
Al Kitchen Shower
Honoring Miss White

A kitchen shower at which
Mrs. A. P. May was hostess Tues
day evening was a pretty event
among the several social affairs
that have been given in honor of
Miss Cecily White.
Pastel shades in combination
with white were used in the
flowers that decorated the liv-
ing room, and on the porch where
the fifteen or more guests as
sembled.
The presentation of gifts was
made by Carol May, small daugh-
ter of the hostess who, dressed in
the uniform of a maid. entered
the room bearing a tray piled
high with beribboned packages.
A party plate featuring pastel
colors was served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
Grid Officiating
Discussed For
Rotary Members

E. A. Khayat of Moss Point was
guest speaker at the Pascagoula
Rotary Club luncheon Wednesday
as a member of the Gulf Coast
Officials Association.
Mr. Khayat explained that Off
cials of this organization function
ed at high school and junior coll
lege sport events, particularly
football games. He outlined the
difference in football rules as they
stand today and as they were
several years ago.
Football is becoming more of a
science and less of a Drawn and
muscle contest, he pointed out,
laying the drop in the number of
gridiron injuries during the past
few years to the stricter enforce
ment of rules by officials.
THE primary duty of an Off
cial is to protect the players" he
said, land pleasing the public is
only a secondary aim"
There are four paid officials at
each football game, he said, and
they are the referee, umpire, head
linesman, and field Judge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
D FELLOWS

The Pascagoula Lodge of Odd
Fellows entertained members of
the Bay Lodge No. 274 of Bayou
La Batre, Ala, Tuesday night.
The lodge degree team exempli-
fled the second degree on the fol-
lowing visiting members: w. T.
Purvis, Robert A. Wilson, Fred
Pitman, Walter Zirlott and Ruble
Dowdle. Among the visitors from
Bayou La Batre were Claude Sim
inson, noble grand; w. j. Barnes,
vice grand; L. S. Crenshaw, sec
rotary; John Shine, treasurer;
Callie Golman, inner guard; Kit
tie Golman, outer guard; and Earl
Stone, chaplain. After the de-
gree work under the direction of
Degree Master Hugh Waters, light
refreshments were served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
r. L. McGowin
Drops Dead In
Doctors Home

Robert Louie MeGowin. SIS
years old, died suddenly Sunday
night at Vahcleave where he had
lived for the past year. Mr.. Nc
Gown was not feeling well sun
day night and went to a physi-
clans house to seek medical aid
and died at the doctors home.
He was a native OF Homer county,
Fla, and was in the turpentine
business.
Z The body was taken to Nc.
Lain, Miss, where funeral serv-
ices were conducted Tuesday aft
ernoon. Interment was in Medley
cemetery. Fails Funeral home of
Pascagoula was in charge.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Susie McGowin, two broth
ers and a sister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10

McDavid, Miss Vivian McDavid,
Horace Burkes, Mrs. John Cirlot,
and son, Rupert, Mrs. Julian Riv-
ers, Miss Tillie Swan and Mr..
and Mrs. Rupert Stewart.
Those attending from the Es-
catawpa church, headed by the
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Williamson,
included Mrs. Henry Garfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Ehlers, Mrs.
Adeline Davis, Mrs. j. r.. Golf,
MI. and Mrs. j, T. Cunningham,
MI. and Mrs. Melvin Parker,
Misses Robbie Lee Garfield, Dot
Graham and Clara Garfield and
Wallace Garfield and Don Oliver.
Among those from the Caswell
Springs church were Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Cumbest, and daughters,
Dwan, Tarlton Cumbest, John
Cumbest, Mrs. Joe Rockwell, and
sons, Joseph and Ed, Misses Marie
Dolores Cumbest, Kath-
crime Cumbest, and Yvonne Scar
brough and Paul Golf, John Cum
best and Spurgeon Bradley.
Those from Kreole were the
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Benefited and chill
dren, Mrs. Leo Webb and chill
dren, c. H. Golf, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Harris and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Cardell Golf and fami-
ly, Mrs. c. E. Dodge and children,
Misses Janice King and Shirley
and Doris Benefited, Estelle
Schmidt and daughter, Betty,
and son, Halder, Jimmie Lou
Clark, Kearney Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Lander, Jr., Francis
Scott, James Clark and Ebert Ma
hathey.
A group of young people from
the Orange Grove church attend
ed under the chaperonage. of Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Horne.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
Dinner Honoring
Miss Sue Hull
And Lin Jacobson

On Friday evening Mesdames
c. W. Russum and Claiborne Koch
extended pretty hospitality to a
group of friends honoring Miss
Sue Hall and Lin Jacobson whose
marriage is to take place in late
September or early October.
Pink asters were used effective
ly as a ce%nterpiece on the table
which was lighted by candles in
branched crystal holders.
Miss Hall was the recipient of
handsome linens, a gift from the
hostess.
There were 20 present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
SERVICES AT
CHURCH

Candle-light services will be
held at the Magnolia church, To-
Gated north of Vancleave, on Fri
day, September 10, at 1880 pm.
The services are being held for
the young people of the commu-
nifty and the Rev. M. Overstreet
will preach, the Rev. j. A. Pierce
announced.
Refreshments will be served at
the conclusion of the services.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10
MUSIC CLUB

The Pascagoula Music Club will
open the new club year with a
session at the Community Activi-
ties building, September IL at 8
p. m. when a program of especial
interest will be given.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-10

Authorities estimate that H.
600 Americans will die in fires
this year, and more than double
that number will be badly
burned.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE
lTRFAX CO. HoMEsITE, ll0x220

FHTRFHX CO. HOMEsITE, 1l0x220 It,
with beautiful trees and brook; tust 9
down, si5 mo. VERNON M. LYNCH &
SONS, owners, 7 mi. out Columbia pike.
SIss Per AcRE-4s5 q; 90 clear. rest
In woods; IL mi. from District line. 3la
mi from Laurel; springs streams. partly
BUILDERS, ATTENTION. "A acres. Wen
ma, Va; high ground. part within corporate
limits OF town: close to schools, churches,
shopping; ideal for subdivision Of medium;
priced homes SIS, 600 viii handle. Total
price, $25;9oo. MecAY e. MccAY' Real
oAKToN, Va to 10 acre tracts on
via Lee Blvd ssdo slos. to shsDpng sehesi a
MI; Rramole: TIE. 1865, MccAY &
$50 PER ACRE-Fairfax County bargain.
700 acres Of wooded land with an aU-year
road through 1t and creek along one
border. about l mile. from an arterial
highway; clear of debt: S1Q.500 down.
Offered as a whole MASON HIRsT An
Mandate. Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
rhSRe EA Ttss ~ GSise sqnssys MAN Will
find ideal site for estate for his family on
these sc rolling acres IN lower central
Mont Co. Md; high elevation. private
stream. easy drive to town; comparable
properties around S40o per acre. r. P.
RIPLEY, Reaitor. 81. 61l1. Of no ans,
sn 9e,9 MI hIsE EonfT sHfE for suburban .8.
estate, fruit trees. OWNER, Pleasant og7s.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

INVESTORS, ~ UNITS In popular Mt.
Pleasant section: building in good .condi-
ton; priced right, very low rentals, ex--
only: J. r. TRENcHER CO.. exclusive. AD.
LARGE CORNER APT. with stores; 1st
commercial 90-C, rents over $4,000. ex-
cellent NV section; can be purchased at
the right price with good terms. Call Mr.
Jolles, sr.. ME-. 5400 until B pm; Sunday
and ewes, ia. -s979. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
4 CO.. 14l5 K ST.. NV. IS
CORNER APT. on 18th st. n.v.-Prewar
rentals; all apis. have very large rooms;
bldg. in hrst-class condition, good terms
will be arranged Call Mr.. Jolles. sr.. NE.
1929 qnti INn P aEpN4T1N sqndsy anS evss r.
a-FAMiLY BRICK. rent seo5o each: viii
ps seIl fSr 9 tlmss yearly feptal terms eans
NORTH ARLINGToN-s units, excellent
construction and condition ideally To-
Gated on main thoroughfare: reasonably
Pefa; Ree hwy % ow. 'H ss7s. ox. MisoSN' 1sos 1z7o
CUNT APT, near Park I'd and 18th st :,
D. c.: S2s,500. Exclusive with MANNAs
REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson blvd, GL. or
a-GNiT pREwAR APT. in Arlington.
close-in location. Exclusive with MANNAs
REALTY CO., 2116 Wilson blvd, GL.. or
GfNcoLN pARK-corner. 8 units: four
1-bedrm. units, four 2-bedrm. units; an
nngsl ngsl ineome; s.; 500. Mr Toson, Fl.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tes.s.,

INVEST. PROP. fok SALE tesat.l /.
ETGHI.AII. BklCK bLDG.-beteched;
sSs sus s1ess enss isssts1 ssssoo 'sci1 ca1
snas Ct. ssos. soss q pHELpst NC.
titI SIS aTa 4 = 81. HN.w-,.t commercial. row
Y; L; TooMEY. Jr.. Reaitor. Ma. 437e,
fHREE.sifioRY fHa BRIcx HOME with in
containing 1 nice complete apts.. all with
s oa sns nsSsa sass sssss e sr ns sop
or veteran to increase income. For details.
M CO.. Mss.n R..piors VIZ shoIsRsm s2sn Bas
Ma. 1880: ewes, GIL. 1928. Is
UNIT APTs.,. IN good NV. location.
= IS 91asrs asars sahs i'fs CO..
aTTESTios es M & nm; iSyIsToRs Ex asso nn.d,
bath. oil heat, etc, situated on soft. lot
| in excellent commercial area, suitable for
stores or apts. Reasonably priced For
sENssTslR Co. lsis sis' e'ss e. so
< AZ REAL iiHy BuY-a-tamily d.. brick on
soS me sspars.f sre. $i5sso ipsons
NAE MARTIN n, 4 So &C.; Exclusive Realtors. DU.
ss BRICK GARAGES, now renting for
500 mo. Owner pays taxes only. Can be
bought for less than times annual in
ssms ssrs .S5 S5 EYf 5af4 sfs sses TR 4s2
and equipped for rooming house or apart
ment use: newly decorated, possession with
! dssE oo6wxEb sss
aGri' snd eyss M SSth aI obs 81 NV RE $685. Sun
4-FAMfLY UNIT. near Harrison st. NV,
consisting Of living room, dinette. bedrm.
kitchen and inclosed porch; oil heat; this
Gall MI; Bramham. DI. 4704. with BEIT-
R sT. NV. mr.. a1st st.-Beinr sold for
less than times potential income 4-story
and English-bsmt. stone house with ~
inysstmsnt; Call till 9 pm, LEO M.
Be BERNSTEIN CO.. 1416' * st. NV,
six a-FxMILY UNITS. 8 yrs. old. 1ndtvi-
owner; income S171 mo. on each bids.
sHsRR sa & scHEoss 1Eess e. Ds1sss ssss
sTNir cGns 'vs APT Pv ana AD' sTokE. sltt sw near
Govt. bldg. Corner. modern: oil .h.-w.h;
WoopMAsp per NoRR1s. St Dfass Hss 2oth th0Ga s.
NV. RE. 65s5; ewes, Mr.. Rockford, sH.
"oAKwooD. s,E."-4-family semdiet.
brick apartments, in 1st-rate. Sc, loca-
| tion; income. S172 per month, with no
expenses except taxes, water and insur...
RTDpEN COIN. SoG NC. &C. 14s4 Dss' ss. n.w. esi
afs..coHMERcIah rs Coz VI! L. PROPERTY for sale;
subst sta anita! tenant, under 5,yssr lease, M
one n.0v Of % the best % Blocks ai on X OV st. NV. W.
RUDDEN L. CoHN, INC. 1924 X st. NV.
EX. SOS till pm:
Evening star., 1948-04-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY For RENT.

CONN. AVE, near Maynower and new Of
nce building: entire bldg. for lease: l.
story and bsmt;: over 1000 50. It. space;
s5ae son i.o s aoss d'P', st.. ':y Is. r. s.'.s an S
Mr. Hunter, MA. $500; week ends OIL.
52sb. BOSS & PHELPS, NC 1417 4. st.
WILL BUILD and lease for tenant on Site
adjoining auto glass and upholstery shop
nov nov being eonStrue.ss No Arlinst9n
auto business. Ex. 1904 or GI, Ie54.
STORE and two upper floors, near 7th and
heat, freisht elevator, entrance on :
iss ssrs ret co.. .sfn, fsis e'1t st. tD0
BETHESDA. s11o wis, ave.-1s. door; 9
floor. rms; and bath; rent. $3.50.
fwo FLOORS, CO! Consisting of rms, for
sii Or part; iiyins qua tiers / desired.
saHfeNAE sa4nse D soas
1000 50, #. Of Dupont circle BLDG. now
9E radio or Gefl
sioo BLOCK IA. AVE. N.w.-rirst com
on eser dsa sssoa ets
1rontaEe, 4o-ft. depth: ground area,
Re Re .,, ssss 6WooDwARD & NORRIS,
Goh ei'01s 4tb SS aSn SGsh st. sTs nS Nw-pesiTn.a
for auto sales and service but suitable
many other uses; total 81 1000 50. It.. floor
space; hreproof const., wide spans between
columns, beau. show room approx. ASK
100 on ground foor. Large front elev. to
3 main hrs., passenger elev. to 4th a. used
as light. quiet ONCE Entire bldg served
BY steam heat with oil burner: parking
lot directly In rear. r. 8. NASH, 80
Fla. ave. ne, Ho o6s2. --15
LINGTON--Attention, realtors, doctors.
dentists or small businessman: A small
house in the heart Of Clarendon, Y block
from the J. C. Penney Co.. is now available
dor comm. use only. Contact Mr.. Winston
at .wYNNs DRESS SHOP, 3134 Wilson
CORNER PROP, on thor
ouehfa res, containing approx. $4,000 50. It.
Ideal for insurance co., printing business.
storage, hroadcasting studio, etc. Owner
may rent foors separately, each contain
ing spprox;. 5000 50. 4; WIN alter 70
suit tenant. WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, 93I II ct. NV. MA. 3570. d
Evening star., 1948-04-05
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

PAPANICOLAs tNvEsTMENT. INC, 949
9th st. NV. Cali DI. 3047. We are in .
position to offer downtown real estate
properties for your real estate. IS
I05 ACRES on trunk sewer and hard.sur-
faced rd. l mi, from Lee blyd; beyond Fsls
recording. viii exchange for End trust
notes farm or investment property. VAL
ued at $4,000. Call ewes. after 3, ,oV.
DIET STONE and frame. 6-bedrm., 3-bath.
modern home. suitable for doctor or large
family; oil heat, etc; prewar construction:
lse. beautifully wooded corner lot; nice
residential section Silver Spring price.
$50 900; consider clear Florida or WASH
irston property or GOOD farm. OWNER,
BOX q3-S. Star. 30
Evening star., 1948-04-05
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WASHINGTON CTRCI

WASHINGTON CIRCLE, Pa. ave. NV
lst commercial! stores and apts. Above
cation ,.9 Sr 1,sn Tsss or % ss n:s one ..s sFs
se serms4 % Woodward 4 NORRIS Realtors,
1913 goth st, NV, RE. $685.; Suns. and
sPEGUIAToRs ATTENTIoN-Three fam
ily apts.; completely furnished; oil heat
per month plus rooms. kit. ans Nd bath ona
Can be sold TO colored or white: KoGQp
g. BOCKOFF, 631 = Ct. NV. MA 1889,
Ma. 1874; ewes. and Sun, M. Stein, Il.
i3th AND L SITS. N.w.-Furnished Apart
ments and rooms; zoned commercial; pres.
quarters: il entire building were rented,
income would be S7.136 gross: price, S39,.
500 furnished. ARLEDGE BROS. 1928
wilson blvd. ow. 444s, OK. 4333; ewes
iNvEsToRs, X ATTENTI6N-Brick, 4-unit
apts; only $4,000 down. balance on long
term FHA title. sos 1st trust; most un.
bldg. with little equity and realize approx.
10fs minimum net return: each Unit con-
sists Of 5 lovely rms. incl. q fully equip.
kit. and tile bath with shower. Azalea
operative apt, DEVELOPMENT. most conven-
iently located in Sc. .. C.. bet. soutnern
ave. and Barnsby I'd. and 4th and 9th stS
units also available; completion expected
within II mos; splendid resale opportu-
nifty available to Reconstruction inves-
tors We are open evenings for your con-
yer.ience. ROBERT MAGEE, Real Estate,
RIM. sos. Bond Bldg., RE; 1740.
Evening star., 1948-04-05
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
STORES FOR Rent.

LADIES' Or MEMS WEAR SHOP d lobby
Of Ghastleton Hotel. Apply IN per-
pRuGsToRE TSR e Rassfs location brand.n.v sser,
153rd st. and e. Cap. st, ne,l, reasonable
gTH1N Sa co sairf isis fsp Iso SssoSS SsoS
VACANT, sos 10th ST. N.w.-Approx,
1890, includes rear entrance to alley;
will will, lease to reliable tenant a. Tsssen.Sls
boMafosa be4hTH ssS eosSER eos y scY sS' ~. s. nv.
soTnes 18th ST. essslent as retail lSss.op
sETHEsDA, ND.1s-storsy' s' building: ii SHSo. sons
manu- n0 or or an,
NO. ssoe GTSER RToak ryI VT = 4ssi Iws,o, a..
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suitable for dres sSop eofsetiefe Ur sny
Ss s5so Son$SSH Cali CO: $685. AK 29ss ssi
pp,EsIEzsLE r. NV; NV LOCATION. s5x15.
IA, tx,DlpiiioSAf |, MODERN STORES Y
ware, children's wear. Have other loca-
tions or similar businesses. For plans etc,
cali HERMAN HANNAUER. Realtor. 1880
Ga. ave, 81, 1929, 81. 6025. IS
IF YOU CAN USE fine, 5-rm and bath.
2nd-f. commercial location, newly reno.
vated' see 914 H st. ne. Ideal for beauty
shop. speciality store, once or studio,
Front and rear entrances. NEWSOM.
ITO st. ne. Ii. 207l. %
INVESTMENT BUILDING, 1ols-2O 18th
st. n.w.-3.126 So. IT. including pvt ofaceg
cf ,,. balcony: two rest rooms. rear. exit to
aHey and parking garage; reasonable rent,
available at once. See Mr. Green, II. L.
RUST CO., 1901 18th ST. NV, Ma. 500.
sos PA. AVE. sE.-New store, lsxs0,
tront and rear entrances; 5-yr. lease.
sRsDERlck sss. Ser, r.. a iossE. ssEUMER CO. sl7 Pa
sl4 H ST. NE.-Attractive, new colored-
glass-front bldg. in hrst-clsss condition.
and End q. separately If desired. NEW
oi sRopPING m oENrhs II < sfoRI7 m a27i asxso d1u.
store or Sc and 10c store with fountain
ICE. Realtors. FIR. 77l7.