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OUR GUEST COLUMN
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CTS have their long-delayed
story in open hearing
Witnesses scheduled to test
ify include white and colored
veterans, war correspondents,
WACs and Waves, men who
served sentences in military
or civilian prisons in protest
against Army segregation, and
others. Also invited to testify
are Secretary Of Defense Jas.
Forrestal and his aide, Jas. c.
Evans; Secretary Of the Army
Kenneth G. Royal, Secretary
OF the Navy John Sullivan,
Secretary Of the Air w. Stuart
Symington, General Lewis B.
Hershey and his aide, Col.
Campbell Johnson, Basil
O'Connor, chairman of the
American Red Cross; Justice
Owen J. Roberts, chairman of
the Presidents Amnesty
Board, and J. L. Williams,
general traffic manager of the
Greyhound Corporation. One
of the sorest wartime points
for Negro GIs, Mr.. Randolph
pointed out, was the policy Of
segregated transportation in
the southern states.
The hearings, which include
the Saturday afternoon and
evening session, will conclude
with testimony on Sunday
mprning between 1890 am.
and | pm.
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Continued from page one)

and carves its own path ruth
lessly through the open sky.
It needs no steel ribbons to
guide its course, nor does it
have tracks whose dimensions
Of relation to each other must
be forever aligned. God Al
mighty Himself is the archi-
tect and engineer of its way.
Not so on railroads.
Men, human beings walking
on foot and often themselves
encrusted with coatings Of ice,
must throw and salt switches
in the dead Of winter nights.
measure rails to kee them cat
peace with each other, re-
build the stone mattresses on
which c~rossties lay. And all
Of this so that a banana grown
in the tropic may catch the eye
of a child at Sanduskys or that
a salesman of zippers may keep
an appointment with a circus
wardrobe mistress during a
one-day stand at Southern
Pines.
Negroes have a huge hand
in this work wherever the
railroads 60. Whether South,
where they form a major por-
ton Of the section hands"
group. or along the seaboards,
where their inclusion in this
work is now almost a hundred
years old, they guarantee with
their hands and their know
how, safe passage Of both
human and inhuman cargo.
Without what they do, the
crack trains of the worlds
greatest fleets would have to
creep along at a snail's pace,
or pile up like SO many heaps
Of crushed steel along road
beds the nation over.
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CHICAGO, ILL. - A six-week
old mystery Of a small frame cot
tage here, was solved when police
forced a window and burst in upon
a family which had shut out the
world for nearly two months. The
mother, Mrs. Margaret Suffer, as,
and her son John, II, were found
in a living room Of filth, while the
younger son Robert, 9, was found
hiding in a closet. Mrs. Suffer is
shown screaming her protests, as
she is forcibly taken from her
home by a matron and officers Of
the Chicago Police. She is being
held for observation in a psyche
pathic hospital. During the me.
lee, she bit a police captain and
another officer, before being SUBJ
dued. The Suffer family locked
themselves up after their father,
John, left home nearly two months
ago, and according to the older
son, "the neighbors started bother.
ing u.s."
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and the grease that collects in
broiler pans Is Just as worthy OF
being saved as the used cooking
fat left after frying" they say.
Saving 10 Easiest
Besides. saving used cooking
fat Is the easiest thing to do with
grease. If you put it down the
drain, the drain clogs; If you
throw tt out In the garbage, it
seeps through paper bags and
stains the garbage pail. So even
though pouring used cooking fat
into a fat salvage container is a
little effort in the long run, it is
the quickest and cleanest way of
of it.
Emphasized also by cooking
experts is the fact that kitchen
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During 1947. American women
and the army and navy .salvaged
118.204.000 pounds of used cook
ing fat, which is an average of
nearly 4 pounds for every family
In the United States, and repre-
sents a remarkable contribution
to world economy because prior
to 1941, all this kitchen grease
was thrown out" the American
Fat Salvage Committee reports.
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garbage. Eggshells end their lives
when they are opened and the
yolk and white removed Potato
Feelings. often carrying some Of
the potato with them, are thrown
out Used cooking tat Is the only
product flor (which you receive
money. after D you j have 7 your
moneys worth In food value from.
explain
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-15
Lost But Won Election

A man who made no election cam.
pa1gn and who did not have the high
est number Of electoral votes was
elected President of the United
States in 1924 World Book encyclo-
pedia says that John Quincy Adams
made little effort to get votes, but
received Is less electoral votes than
the leading candidate, Andrew Jack
son. Adams was selected by the
house Of representatives because
none Of the candidates had a ma
jority.
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grease Is the
only thing that
often goes into
h e b
pail that can
be sold for
cash. Orange
rinds are era.
ted occasional
ly into k
and pudding.
but the ma
tority Of them
on mt In JfhA
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-15

Start Of Soup Kitchens
Soup kitchens for needy children
were started In Germany In 1870
when Count Rumford invited hun.
CRY children to his municipal
bread line" In Munich.
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New type Of .glare-reducing
surface for lenses and other
optical arts is covered by a
patent.
Covering for food packages,
made Of newsboard and paper,
making pacage substantially
insectproof is disclosed.
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In
Quonset huts or
"prefabs." gal
leys in yachts
or houseboats
dinner tables
In cramped or
spacious quar-
tiers. all contrib
ute s~alvaged
used k
fat at the rate
of 100000
The - A-t1
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An auxiliary refrigerating
unit, intended to be used in
mechanical refrigerators when
more ice cubes are needed is
in your future.
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-15

Look for the coupon in this
paper. Take this coupon to-
Tony's and get your discount
on ladies composition heels.
The Omaha guide., 1948-05-15

Cigars may soon have wrap
pers Of p%aper-thin all-tobacco
sheets manufactured BY a pro-
cess recently invented by two
New Jersey men.
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Editors Nots:- Submit your problsas for publication to AssE'
uuLAcE. In care OF this newspaper. Give your full name. a-
dress and eirthdats. For . private reply send Able stamped
envelope and tventy-ftvs cents for N OF his . and inspiring
LESSONS FOR HAPPIER LIVING Your letter VIII be treated
sonf1dsntially. Send rs cents in coin. stamps o money order.
Address your letter to: The sHBE' WALLACE Service, In care Of
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onserv Fat

Home econo-
mists advise
women, no mat
ter who they
are or where
they .are.-to
conserve used
cookfn 6 fat
whenever they
cook,@The
little fat that
rises to the top
st vi Cor
soupsxwhen
to cool.
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Fat Salvage Thrift Appeals
To Large and Small Budgets
Used Cooking Fat is Only "Noste" Food Product
Women Are Paid For Saving. Home Economists Soy

American thriftir5ss Is helping
to beat the fats and oils shortage.
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they have been allowed g cool.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
OFFICES FOR RENT Cont }

BEAUTIFUL FRONT oFFICE-In down;
ssssRson al. ne
ditioned. Carpet and air-conditioner op-
500 sioe per- @ month. " cali NH. 1855 % for par:
eos sissiE1s; REMEDY ST. N.w.-Modern building.
ees serS3ee; aia cona.ionins s. qsuppisa
sh ample eeesrc outets tssphens
18Th iSaSs.' st. NV HDS IA. siod N0'i w. IL 1Y0i
WHEATON. MD.-s rooms: ideal for pri-
toNEs INC. Fl. 6se1. ISToN f1l67 a. ave:
OFFICE SUITE, End floor. front. main
F. EaoIM N, Fry; INC, Rsaitor. wi. $500.
tsWyERs. Law Efss"sit arFfSr1oN fEsi Reasonably
priced, choice once N beautiful suite.
ington Bldg, Ex. $500; ewes. GE. o0s6.
SILVER sPG-Pvt. once and desk space.
mailing ador., seer. and tel. message serv-
HxPhE Ava oPR SI sHS q EoTsst ss lsls
pays for a spacious, single ONCE including
Ing midtown locations "a oe decorated 10t to ou suit
your ideas; heat, light, janitor service
24;i 24,hr; elevator service furnished: 8 avail,
SsR' Ss1 ess rseslsns iasss1sS
DESIRABLE EIlsIEt.s 80 BROOM OFFICE suite, un-
s. ME 1Ax1f EPFfP'iss ssa.rn down
EfSSs isssi sHaa newly Co. ss
18th AND K-Private once, in consenial
suite with lawyers. accountant. real estate
business; BUSINESS; desk space also available. Elk.
OFFICE ROOM. desirable location. corner
1881 1881 K x ST. INV S'wi.-corner goth and < sts.
:styes so0nf BRoSR ssS R0os essf te
AyAiLABLE 5oS.l1 - jan; SEVEN rms, 2 wash;
iieht. heated, centrally located in Hsstts.
ss desired Rsas. @ fta rent; " a Ieass l'n1s sxsil'
Sf SfR{ pN A$TRacrivT sGaG e F1RN f m OFFICE in
eshoiee location: Oath and K sts. n.w)
fs!f Eaf1R2 r. ans 5s4l 4FlIooR. modern story 1 ONO.
bids. approx 1000 50. It.; immed avail
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York ave.
n.w.-Available Immediately; desirable
rooms to meet your requirements. PENN
PROPERTIES. 474 K st. NV, ME. 1107.
NEW OFFICE BLDG. approx. 5000 So
IT.; all ofices Oh one floor, designed for
professionals, doctors, dentists, studio.
brokers, or similar professions. Each ofice
500 So: IT. or more; plenty parking facili-
ties: all ofaces fronting on street; ready
for occupancy. Call B. B. ALLISON. Sr..
BARR BLDG. a1O 18th st. NV. nr. Conn.
and K St New modern attr. desk space
mail. switchboard and stenographic serv.
ice. Call DI. 27O4 Ia
ATTRACTIVE oFFIcE in law suite; win
share stenographic services; excel. loca-
ton in modern building. ST. 8232. 10
ONE BLOCK west of Conn. ave. and M
Small professional bldg, 3 outside rooms,
approx. $50 SO, IT.; vicinity adequate park
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178-ACRE TOBACCO FARM in southerT
Maryland. Call UN. 0606 after 8 pm

5shASs0 cs SE 55Ss SHs" ..r a 'SS;5R
SoT! sEcuRsTY It oaAa FARM IS mi. p &c: e.n acre or
Mr.. Sn HUNTER or MIR. JONES, ST. 9ee2.
;i.,, sacSE ia5stioR FARN nSsy on ssss E in st
MoFTtsvls miles eiSena Midlsnd GaSssas 1a saa
practically new with electricity and bath
ity. and water, cost $4,000; necessary out
buildings; merehantaole orchard coming
same: Cheap at s12 200. hall cash.
san shoTR BY agpoin.nsnt sasM RhSns Hern
M. I EAsTERN SHORE. MD.-s.rm. house: lou
In. IN good e,,e cond; 20 acres of ground; 40
payment to reliable people. Can be seen
Sat. afternoon or sun. Call Mrs. Werner,
HU ,,9 s535 rS or WA. 1919. with o; B.
sTRoUT's FALI-wNTER farm e.t.Ios- MG
s:4s ss. T.
ss6eAcREs CATThE sfnnfFIh FARM. NC com@Ht 9as dis
tance to D. C. Excel; turf, alsike, lespe-
eezinss deza clover orchard and blue grass
fenced, eross.fenced. large barns, taIo. siIo.
eranary. machinery sheds, etc. Att. T.
IN QOuSe, ali moo. conV. ana s tenant
bloRs. In nice setting and panoramic Mt
view. cAPUTI REALTY CO. Phone FA.
IL ACRES. 3 big rms, new metal root
but needs repairs; S1,25O. $50 down.
S25 mo-. also II acres. 50.0O0.ft. white
oak saw timber: 1S mi. east of Charlottes-
Vile, on good road $780, $50 down, $50
mo. Phone or write L. L. SELF, Louisa,
Va. -12
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH. almost 8 acres;
suit. for building or farming; mod. 3-bed-
rm. home: equip kit; o.h.-w.h.; unusual
fnd; S1s,500. MISS KING. KE. 5164. Ill
$50 ACRES-70 acres good tractor farm
land, 80 pasture and brush, 100 wood
and timber; wells, springs and stream.
S-room house, barn and other bldgs. Delco
light. Beautiful mountain scenery 3
miles from Route 80, 95 from D. C. Only
Teason re- so0 for selling, oyner too old. Price.
acres, mi. from Charles
Town, w. Va, "a mi. from main pike,
all clear but 3 acres in timber bordering
on large StLeam with fine fishing and
boating; 5-room house with electricity; in
livable condition: outbuildings This is
suitable for summer or weekend home or
for man, retired, or interested in race
horses; more land adjoining II desired;
price only $3.50 cash. Shown by ap-
pointment. Phone Herndon SO. Also
other good Investments. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va. liz
182-ACRE FARM, Warrenton (Va.) hunt
club section; frame, rooms 16x1S, and
bath: on Route 211; will finance three
fourths; price, $4,000. Box 423-K, Star.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate: ioH
rates; or g. year terms and monthly
payments. p ye J. sIS5 WALsHE' INC" 1ll6 Eye
Is. AND End TRUST LOANS On ,,sl,,!s real e.
LOANS ON ZEAL EsTATE-1ss and zns
trust No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS established 1924. ma. 1859.
MONEY On yefoSn' oS sECoNb nes b" rRusr-w. vii,
buy second: trust notes. D. C., nearby Nd.
%oRfaAoEEs Esss1Rss!s fsyEsrMsNg cokP. isfs
N. Y ave. NV National 1888.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4% -4he -k%: Grad
ed according to character Of loan: no
charge for appraisals. MOORE g. HILL
f3' fss ASb aSt ia.s sns ssrunsT 4 nT' LoAss-promp,
s. sed eoESss sssFs eEso5r0TsPI Eo
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
stARTow p REALTY AILlTGY CO.. Rssit0rs' 1881 q
TRUSTS. 1st. End and srd; Nd. Va: and
2 G.; aok WIS service; ADAMS ssIs BEATTY IT
CASH RI FoEs sna TkgsT NOTES white Or
colored)-Quick settlement. Prefer per.
sonel calls to telephone calls EuLTQN
Brokers, attention,
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TRAilERS.
THREE-ROOM HOUSE TRAILER, ~ Il
81 500 or best offer. OV. O494. --l6

T ITHhE5E;KooM sd5 ON HOUSE Il TEAaEE' ala1 ~ T.,
water heater, FTisidaire. 4.burner gas
ete eTer o. road EXCEPT tsstDEy
ExcELIENT BUYMPractieally new all
and canvas cover $500. jackson i5ss-J.
refsr.; shitShed to 1885 Packard; peri;
cnos1NG GUT '0s sAIE at E bsrsais 1n prices
cost l94z ..4,zo Alnas; I947 yagabond. GAP A.
Bladensburg, I'd. ne. FIR. 0636. III
aisi9n; s7ab or best 'Vs ofser' th' csll sl9o sHR
BID 1oy EVER SEE a 4-room. e-sleeper,
33-ft. Travelite? Has everything YOU
s.ols. sEssf ssSs+ SSs sDIa; Ad
Rot 10 sTgT The CHEAPEST. but tn. best. W.
new s Glider models: shower and to- toilet; BE-
sssrs %ssA sS ssSo s:a;ss s';ss
fGfiRekf:r i2BRkrY " TRAiERs; all sizes and models:
also good used ,trailers. We are equipped
HEEhsSAEbEs fSE Il tyes tEfss 5sgss. 1k 81 Is M
Sst9 bys FSMdUs SssvE6 Mi in
sonite and aluminium including many
Spartan models, RICHTER TRAILER
SALES; Wash -Balto: blvd, Rte. 1. Berwyn.
NEW AND USED TRAIEER COACHES on
display New features anu modem equip
In late models Low down payment and
TRAILER CO. INC. Oak Grove Trailer
No /. Open daily and Sunday o am
TRAILER COACH. Royal. with porch:
sleeps 8; fully equip lot 80, Oak Grove
Trailer Court Alex, W; -12
1850; can be financed. Temple Trailer
Court, Lot 20s, Alexandria, Va. 10s
Evening star., 1948-12-10
AuroMorivs MISCELLANEOUS.

WE HAVE AVAIL, for immed.. del, the
Ford, Isas-IS4 Chevrolet, 1885, l94S3
Plymouth, 1933-1942 Dodge, 1941-1942
Chevrolet trucks 1e33-1941 Dodge trucks.
Liberal trade in allow. on your old en-
sines. Use our time payment plan; as low
as 20eo down and Is mos. to pay. Also
msson MoNTdoMER W4Rp Aex
Va. Alex. 1900, overlook 6272.
CADILLAC ENGINE. new. complete, re-
weathered,o hydramatie Transmission in;
MODEL "a" FRAME, transmission. rear
end. wheels and tires; $50. DE 00b4
MORON. az Ford VS.. rebuilt, new ptstons,
rings. inserts, heads, oil pan, ETC.. 1925
or trade. WA. 4192. -16
JACK BLANK sdAiYs.,Pontlac owners A.
for all model Pontiac 8 and cyl. cars,
from ol 1927 z through sh 1912; $3.50: .,..
OldSmobile seat covers; to At cars with
rear seat center arm rest; .$12.50; all
At your car. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
'Washirgton's largest Pontiac dealer"
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
AUTO LOANS.
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB. S35 up: work guaran-
If fffd 45s9 S1IsEHT' 4loa Pa ave- s1s' ''s'
DEPARTMENTALIzED SERVICE is best
for your car. regardless of make; super
fine painting, fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 800 Montgomery St. Alexandria
Evening star., 1948-12-10
WATERFRONT PRoPfRn-sALf.

TWO-BEDROOM year-'round home; knot
ty-pine living room, complete bath. kitchen,
elec. refSr. sas hot-water heater, gas
stove, aluminium storm sash, oil space
heater. excellent condition; immediate pos
session. A bargain at $3.50. Terms.
BOND. ME. 961O.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
AUTO TRUcKs FOR HIRE.

NEW eANEl1, vans and stakes, by the
6aSs aaS "ssk skRvic Fl ysad a.r,s
Selfl POI Q st. nv. NO. 33li.
AVAILABLE MMEDIATELY-I94s Chew
folet vans. stakes, panels and piskgps;
SERVICE DRIv-uR-SELF. 1923 L st. NV.
VETERAN DESIRES household moving,
general hauling, contract work; padded
vans, exper. help, reas. rates. Ho. 4294.
l3s
available for hire. Cali RAY M6RRIsoN,,
WO. 9526. Ill
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs: prompt
service; reas; prices; local or long dis
DODGE stake and sideboards, 2 tons, at
very reasonable rate by day. week or month
HARRY p. WILLIAMS, 1431 Rhode Island
ave: NV. Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1948-12-10

WASHINGTON TRUCK headquarters slashes
prices. We need the space. We have Fords,
Internatioaals; M oa Federais. dMG and Chev.
delivery metro. cab and chassis and vans
There are bargains galore. Come in and
see for yourself. Here are some samples:
1886 Dodge 1Ka-ton panel. good con-
dition and appearance - only S175
1941 Ford 1Na-ton Lw.b. van, ready
to go at $50
1914 GMC IIa-ton cab and chassis $50
1946 Chevrolet 2-ton cab and chas-
sis. new-truck condition 1.O5O
OURISMAN CHEVROLET, 61O st. ne,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE Of rooms and pvt. bath on
WI. Gsoe ev blzds A5l 81 cH Ha sass s5oo per no
FULLY FURNISHED 3-rm. air-conditioned
suite with inter communication system in
downtown office bldg, nominal rental.
Box 1861. Star. -12
ing architects, factory rep, etc. 18th
and Col. rd.; ewes. MR.. ASHA, ia. 7I75.
DESIRABLE OFFICES AVAILABLE in the
Columbian Bldg, 416 5th st. NV; ex-
cellent location for lawyers. Call Miss
6chroth, SHANNON & LUCH6 CO., Real
tors, 1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345 -12
DESIRABLE and centrally located offces
available at Mt. Rainier terminal, about
Jan. l, 1949. Address WALLACE, 624
East Springer, Guthrie, Okla.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
,NyEsrMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for all types OF
property. MILTON F. RUPERT. 405 In
vestment eldg. DI. 5015; ewes, EN-. 5407.
i-FAMILY UNIT with individual heat de-
sired; l or bedrooms. in NV. VIII pay
top price. SH. 7446 evenings.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

1898 X ST. N.W.-Unfurnished room, /
floor front: excel. for studio. ST. l26
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TRACTORS FOR SALE.
MOTORCYCLES.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE, 9x32 IT., elec
lights, sig mo-; private metal garage, Ski
IT,. elec. lights, S5 mo. Call TR. 0679 or
sISGLE GSRAGE, near 9th and Allison
SITS NV Phone TR 424O, Ant 400 liz
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FARMS FOR SALE tce.s.,

fAKMS FOX SHIE (CoNf.T
Virginia Stock and Grain
Farm Of 1889 acres; well located on the
River; an hours drive from
D. c.; incorporates a fine active farm in.
veStment as well as a plan for secure and
living. Property may be pur-
chased with 100 Hereford cattle and ex-
cellent component of modern machinery.
Asking price, $150.000. Complete infor-
alton to bombed principals. Contact our
country dept.
THE BRANT co.
1884 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 42l6 -12
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INVEST. PROP FOR SALE Cont, /,


UNITS NSlon essh with private 1sth esas eei.
1or sale soT sppTox timsf .1 annual a.bb, e.
sasToR FAST; sdsSHi HNp iLuTz' INC.
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSPITAL-5-family
unit of 4 and og rms each with ,r pvt; bath;
tosa t5sln00cc Cal aE % s$so tiii Ds' pm % skfeHT
T89D we sRM. fdMaLT and op bath .p,s.: $50 25 e.:
unfurn: extra-large rms. and lot by
Port Meyer. mr.. proposed new vets nos
eital; oil a.-c. heat; vacancy Jan. oW.
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE of Govt;
buildings neaT Senn one spsrt
nsn; Ps sas4n S1 shs
u1i6 9nfS'''eai eauipped with elee Tetriseration,
sas range, sink. cabinets and built-in ven ven
Saa SaWn 9w rentals bsus ans sabo i9S
cover ss ali expenses and mortgage Install
on mehis moneS ae0 ifavs INVESTED. Cali M Tsrysr.
sligo $500. with E, M. FRY. INC. WI.
s-uNIT APARTMENT, brick 2-story build
ing. 6 years old, excellent condition; very
reasonable rents; priced At less than,
WEsvER sS RnTa gRo ssn'f Nc sss Roas sds
DI. $500: ewes. CO. $3.50.
Mr.. BOILING FIELD
semidet. 4-family. 1-bedroom units;
close to transp.: tenants pay all utilities;
shows excellent returns on cash invested;
14th ST. NV, LOCATION
a deep store: income. $3.50 mo: priced to
sell at $4,000. LIST trust, 100000.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON & co.
ST. all till 8 pm.
"MUST BE SOLD"
1888 18th St. n.w-s.w. corner Of 18th
and r. Ideal for q nonproht organization,
rooming house or private club. Now va
cant and priced to sell. Please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Exclusive Broker. RE. 1896. 10
APARTMENT"
Don't fail to see this well-located 3-story
corner brick apartment building with 8
apartments and drugstore; all apartments
Il rms. and bath; price only $4,000.
Shown by appointment only. Call ME.
1143 until 8 pm. "
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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TYPICAL PRICES.

TTFICAL FHICES.
1898 Dodge 12-ft furn. van - $50
1941 Chevrolet 1k-ton Dump $50
1941 Chevrolet 1ha-ton stake. - 400
Arl., Va. CHI. 1000. Other truck bareains
and Army truck parts and service at our
Alexandria plant. 1901 Oronoco st., Alex
andria, Va. Phone ov. 1900. la
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STORES FOR RENT.

18th ST. AND PA. AVE. NV. vicinity
Apprenx4imateIy 1000 50, IT. ideal location.
NEAR sist AND * sTs. N.w.-ssmt.
ness: rent SIS. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE.
NE@' sHoPfPi2SSG cENrER-on busy Lee
hwy, Falls Church. most travelled hwy.
w Wood sse o aeet xa a. caao om Lee bd
Seven Corners: ideal location. for. large
chain stores, retail merchants, bowling al
larae parking area; preliminary plans now
seauirements cApUTi REALToRsa III
s Wash ST. tLee hwy. at Broad ST. Phone
SEVERAL STORES available in brand! new
shopping center, in Silver Spring, Md:
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STORE FOR RENT, good location; upper
Ps3q Ps; ave; 3 year lease. Telephone Ex.
5sio N. WASH. BLVD. westover. Airing
sgoN s95e 71se 9 Fl sos suitable for any
in MODEM BLDG. near Govt. onaces,
2 stores. one. 700 ard one 1000 So It.;
sstahe for display type h 9usRess or oes
OF OF uPpaR 14th Sw.WEntire til; semibsmt,
front-rear entr:. ireprQofed, oil heat; bath.
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Corner sS ssoTe 5a ed sffsah or d1
B and 10, furniture, or any large business.
Others. 2oxeo; AL ready for occupancy;
Isl! is1s BENNISG H;' RD. N.EAsSitabie for 9
Or other business; rent S1s5 = mo. WEAVER
BROS, INC, washington Bldg DI. $500.
I'LL GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-New bldg,
1000 50. it., now under construction;
suitable for restaurant or mercantile busi-
WV STORE being completed at aIebe rd
and North Wash. blvd; All. win give
fto st. sF csii LARRY BYERs At oi DPS s72s' ="
1911 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Large Store
avail for immediate occupancy. Owner
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO, AD.
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Street floor space in large once blds.,
1Sa5 1sn ys.@sai ave- MA assa Modern n'"
STORE VALUES
1883 Kennedy st. n.w.-Approx. 1000
SO. it.. $500; heat and hot water included:
commercial, in large shopping center. $500
month.
622 9TH st. n.w.-First commercial II
rooms. $3.50.
$50 1st st n.e.-2nd-comm. 2-story
brick bldg: includes paved parking lot for
!Eriks saoo s's, per 81 sfs5 month. R.. A.
HUMPHRIES, Realtor, S08 North Capitol
MA. $3.50.
1000 X ST. N.W.-Corner store, 1000 50.
IT,, 35' front; lease, $500 month
2035 K st. NV; 1St-foor store with dis
play window: good condition: 1900 50. it.;
lease. S275 month.
play window, redecorated; garage on alley;
lease, $3.50 month. BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC,
business property dept. 1417 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1948-12-10
STORES WANTED

WE ARE LOOKING for good store loca-
panies as we'll as our local clients List
your properties with US for quick action.
Call Mr. Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO..
Realtors, lab K st. NV. ME. 5400. 10
Evening star., 1948-12-10
FARMS WANTED.

FARMS WANTED in Va. on Occoquan
Creek on Potomac River; also farms bet.
Wash. and Quantico on, No. l hwy. G.
JOGSWELL, 736 N. Albemarle ST., Arl.,
Va OK 1898. liz