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Evening star., 1948-06-05
j. n. Leaves Issue
OF Jewish Immigrants
To Count bernadotte
Special Council Meeting
Cancelled, Mediator Will
Interpret Truce Order
By the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, June 5.-Ne-
gotiations for setting a cease-f1re
hour in Palestine are stalled on
the issue of Jewish immigration.
Mediator Count Folke Bernadotte
told the United Nations last night
the immigration question alone was
obstructing a Jewish-Arab agree
ment on laying down arms for a
four-week armistice.
In a cablegram from Cairo, Count
Bernadotte said there was urgent
need for the Security Council te]
interpret the immigration clauses
of the truce resolution today.
Faris FL Khouri of Syria, Council
president for June, thereupon called
q special meeting for this morning.
Twenty-six minutes later he called
it off.
Bernadotte Cancels Request.
Subsequently the U. N, in an off,
cial statement, explained that Count
Bernadotte had withdrawn his re-
quest for an Interpretation after
getting more information from Mr..
Ell Khouri, and that Mr.. Ell Khouri
then had Cancelled the meeting.
The Council president told the
mediator, the statement said, that
Count Bernadotte himself was au-
thorized to interpret the truce reso-
luton and need refer to the Council
only If his interpretations were
challenged.
One observer said he understood
Mr.. Ell Khouri felt that for the
Council to go into the question would
delay the truce perhaps two weeks.
Count Bernadotte said in his
cablegram difficulties had arisen over
the precise Interpretation to be given
to the phrases fighting personnel"
and men Of military age"
immigration Dispute.
The Jews contend that unlimited
immigration should 60 ahead during
the four week truce period with the
understanding that persons coming
into Palestine would not bear arms.
The Arabs maintain that immigra-
ton Of all able-bodied persons must
be shut off to insure against the pos
sibility that any of them will join
Jewish fighting forces.
The contested paragraphs OF the
resolution, adopted last Saturday by
the Council. say:
The Security Council calls upon
all governments and authorities con-
cerned to undertake that they will
not introduce fighting personnel into
Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon,
Saudi Arabia, Syria, 1rans-Jordan
and Yemen during the cease-f1re
and, /
Calls upon all governments and
authorities concerned should men
of military age be introduced into
countries or territories under their
control to undertake not to mob
ilize them to military training dur
ing the cease fire"
The Council two days ago gave
Count Vernadotte the authority to
interpret the paragraphs. But IN
his cable he asked these specific
questions: /
Does the resolution envisage that
men of military age may be brought
into the Jewish area Of Palestine
during the period Of the truce pro-
vided that they are not modified
or submitted to training?
"Is the resolution permissive in
this regard or does the resolution
seek the exclusion of all men of
military areo"
Evening star., 1948-06-05
1909 Shot Wins EPSON Derby;
CAPITAL Man Misses 100000
Fovored Ny Bobu,
Runs Fourth; Ticket
Worth Only $236

As painfully as a tycoon read
ing a delinquent tax notice, a
Washington printer
today watched a clacking Asso-
ciated Press machine tell him
he'd just missed 100000 in
Irish Sweepstakes money.
He was Leon M. Cole of the East
Clifton Terrace Apartments. Four
teenth and Clifton streets NV, a
printer in The Stars composing
room. who held a ticket on My Babu,
--''s in tndav's EPSON
The winner was Aga Khan's My
Love. which went to the post ut 10 to
/. Second place went to Royal
7See SWEEfS, Page AID
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Kills 19 Germans

MUNICH, Germany, June 5 P.-
Nineteen Germans have died and
about $50 are Ill in a typhoid out
break at Alt Getting, so miles east
of Munich. United States author
tiles said the outbreak, probably
caused by infected drinking water,
is spreading, but that no Americans
are ENDANGERED.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Zorin Reported in Pruque

PRAGUE, June 5 lP)-Czecho-
slovakia's capital buzzed with rumors
today taht President Eduard Benes
would resign next week and that
M A. Zorin, Soviet Vice Minister of
Foreign Affairs, was back in Prague
at the time the Communists seized
power in February. Neither rumor
could be confirmed.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
.49 Seized, Guns
Found in Laurel
Gambling Raid
Troopers Also Take
$45, 900 in Cash
From Roodhouse


Forty-nine persons, almost all
from the Washington area, were
captured by Maryland State po-
lice early today in a raid on
Rocway Towers, a roadhouse on
the Baltimore boulevard near
Laurel, Md.
Two OF the Washington area men
were listed as proprietors of the
roadhouse. Eleven Washington area
men were arrested as patrons. Six
teen of the Is charged with manag-
ing gaming tables also gave adj
dresses in this area.
The raid netted approximately
S45 900 in cash and a quantity Of
weapons and ammunition.
Among those arrested, police said,
was a former Washington police
officer carrying a 38 caliber pistol.
His identity was not revealed.
Detachments in Raid.
The raid was executed by three
detachments of State troopers under
the personal command of Col. Bev-
erly Ober, State police superintend-
ent. The troopers had a search
warrant which they had obtained
yesterday from Judge John Clark
in Ellicott City.
The two proprietors were identified
by police as Walter Novak of the
1900 block Of Jackson avenue, Tako-
ma Park, Md, and Theodore A.
Meyers of the 1900 block of Branch
avenue, Silver Hill, Md.
Both men we're charged at Ellicott
City. with operating a gambling
establishment and held in $1,000
bail.
Others Post Bond.
The II charged with gambling
posted bail of 500 each and the
10 charged with managing gambling
tables were placed under 81 900 bond
each.
Washington police recalled Roc
way Towers used to have thres
regular pickup spots here from
which patrons could be transported
to the roadhouse.
The place even had printed
card giving schedule for the
hourly pickups.
At one time 1t was thought to
be a numbers establishment but Of
late it has been described as
card and dice house.
Body Found Nearby.
Washington police were under the
impression 1t has been less popular
since the bullet-pierced body Of
Hunter c. Lewis, an ex-convict, was
found in the woods not far from the
roadhouse last March. Mack Wilson
Fierst, 81, an ex-convict pal, was
charged with the murder and 10
now awaiting trial.
Police Chief Charles w. Orme Of
Montgomery County said he had
turned over to proper authorities"
several months ago extensive infor.
nation on gambling at the road
house.
State police were recruited from
barracks throughout the State to
carry out the raid. They reported
at the Pikesville headquarters late
yesterday for briefing and were Or
ganized into three detachments un-
der the command of Its. George E.
Davidson, w. H. Weber and w. H.
Conroy.
Lookouts Under Arrest.
At 1915 am. the troopers arrived
at the roadhouse, which is seven
tenths of a mile north of Laurel.
Two men standing as lookouts on
the grounds were arrested and re-
placed by two patrolmen.
One of the guards carrying .
.45-caliber pistol was disarmed.
There was no chance for the look
out to give an alarm and the three
groups of policemen rushed the
three entrances to the building.
They had expected to find the doors
barred but all entrances were open
and the wooden bars used to keep
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Robert Stritch, Brother
Of CordinuI, Dies
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, June 5.-Robert En-
NETT Stritch. ST., So. brother OF
Cardinal Stritch of Chicago, died
today in Mercy Hospital
District director of the Federal
Housing Administration Chicago
Office. Mr.. Stritch had been i'll sew
eral months.
Evening star., 1948-06-05
House ERP
Arouses Senate;
Stiff Fight Seen
Vondenberg Reported
Angered;; Connolly
Predicts Reversal
BULLETIN
BULLETIN

Chairman Vandenberg of
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee today took the first
step in his fight to restore a
S1,000,00O,0O0 slash made by
the House in foreign aid funds
with a request for permission
to testify before the Senate
Appropriations Committee "at
the earliest possible opportu-
nifty"
Evening star., 1948-06-05
Senate Chiefs Expect
Draft Passage Without
Civil Rights Changes
Gurney Will Act Monday
To Sidetruck Amendments
Proposed by Longer
Bv A OIeor
By J. A. O'leoy

Senate sleaders we're confident
today of passing the draft bill
early next week without civil
rights amendments.
Before the Senate began a week
end recess late yesterday, Senator
LANCER. Republican, of North Da-
kota offered the first of a series Of
amendments to prohibit racial segre-
cation or discrimination among in
ductees.
Chairman Gurney of the Armed
Services Committee, in charge of the
Selective Service measure, plans to
move Monday to table the LANCER
amendments, and is believed to have
the necessary votes.
Northern Democratic and Repub-
lican supporters of antidiscrimina-
ton legislation are expected to join
with Southerners in voting to side
track the amendments, on the
ground that the civil rights issue
should be considered separately.
Filibuster Likely.
Senator LANCER has made his
amendments pertinent by applying
them only to the armed forces. If
any of the proposals should be
adopted. however, 1t would throw
this national defense measure into
a fiiibustef.
Senator LANCER spoke for three
hours yesterday on the amendment
He has on his desk related motions
seeking to bar application of Jim
Crow restrictions to servicemen, and
proposing anti-lynch and anti-poll
tax laws for. the special protection Of
men in uniform.
Senator Gurney said he has no
desire to "cut off actual debate" but
the South Dakota Republican added,
this is a major defense measure
and time is short" The motion to
table" will not be debatable.
Senator McGrath. of Rhode
Island, chairman of the Democratic
National Committee and supporter
Of President Truman's civil rights
program, said he will go along with
the Gurney motion.
Led by Senator Russell of Georgia,
the Southern Democrats have
counter-proposal that would enable
each man enrolled in the armed
forces to say whether he prefers to
serve in segregated outfit. If this
amendment is offered it, likewise,
is expected to be sidetracked.
Even after is disposes Of the civil
rights fight, the Senate has several
other hurdles to clear before
final vote on the bill to put the
draft machinery back in motion.
Other Amendments Up.
One Is the amendment. already
adopted in the House Armed Serv-
ices Committee, to require President
Truman to take the responsibility
for ordering inductions, after certi-
flying that volunteer recruiting has
failed.
Another seeks to enroll $4,000
aliens for service overseas, with
promise of citizenship If they serve
five years.
The bill calls for registration of
the age groups from 1S through Is.
Draft calls will start at 10 and re-
quire two years of service. The
Senate approved yesterday a COM
mittee amendment eliminating COM
puisory service for 18-year-olds, but
it is planned to let 161 1000 of that
group volunteer for one year. instead
OF being drafted later for two years.
FieI Sends Sympathy
VIENNA, June S tF.-Chancellor
Leopold Figl today sent a message
of sympathy to Richard MacKinney
of Portland, Greg, on Oregon floods.
Mr.. MacKinney accompanied the
Northwest Friendship Train to
Vienna earlier this year
-
Evening star., 1948-06-05
FiqI Sends Sympothy

VIENNA, June S (F.-Chancellor
Leopold Figl today sent message
of sympathy to Richard MacKinney
of Portland, Greg, on Oregon floods.
Mr.. MacKinney accompanied the
Northwest Friendship Train to
Vienna earlier this year.
Evening star., 1948-06-05

(See RAID, Page A-30
Evening star., 1948-06-05

I See FLOODS, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1948-06-25
TRAlLERS tcenf.).

hNkAl66NS tSOutsts
SEE THE NEW 0osalN IRAHER, 80 g
nnish. shower bath, easy terms. COLE
TRAILER TIR5aAaILER co" 5000 Georgia ave. Sligo
LIBERTY TRAILERs, 21. %. e7 ana So
feet; cooler IN summer; warmer in winter
Also good used trailers. HEETER- WALDEN
TRAILER SALES. Wash. Baltic blvd. TO.
AT RICHTER's, ensineerins skin reaches
q new hiRh In the 80 tandem wheel Spar:
tan Mansion that makes Y the choice Of
satssmsla sss s0 pfsssis.l .as shs ssra Ss.s.l
full. Imagine the INABILITY Of our 33' Su-
perior. 6 sleeper with shower and toilet
T. ss anS Ct Ss g. 1nds.
Direct factory distributors Of several other
leadins, trailer coaches in both masonite
sores " ff1v rRAEa fEiH ia s &
cations. Wash. BALTIC. blvd. Berwvn. Nd
DESIRE fsRsens MONTHS oSsf INSIDE STORAGE, or
sas is4 Dso aet 5oi
lovely mobile apartment; $500. Lot 20,
Washington Tourist Camp, any time. 26'
SPECIAL--LueEase trailers. $50; also
trailer underearriages' complete with tires;
MoToR SesfR sR5ns ao 1891 ad sds sSs I'd RICE
IRAILER.23-ft. Liberty: clean. apt. bot
oIONc, lHuo., u uUOISB o WluQOWS,
$1.650 complete. Millers Court. 3 miles
south Of Alexandra. y. 8. 1, ewes. -25
BEAUTIFUL 24-FT. ELCAR trailer. must
be seen to be appreciated; de luxe interior,
I full-length mirrors. 2 rms; reas. SH.
HOWARD 1s47. 2s #: practically new;
all conveniences. Lot 223. Temple Trailer
FAMOUS Etassi A1SSfffl5a HSiffD rxAnERs-Beaui sp-
pearance, finest construction, exquisitely
furn.; reas. priced. VAIL TRAILER
SALES, End ave. and colesville rd., Silver
Spring, Md. SH. 1865 80 .
MUST SELL this week end. 25-ft. schult
house trailer, good condition; 81 ,095 or
best offer. C. FETT, Cherry Hill Trailer
ra.s, & saltimoSe blvd serwyn' Nd. e.
WANTED-Luggage trailer, used. $40
limit. SH 1890 -27
TRAILER--Camping and luggage; icebox
storage cabinet: drop down metal sides
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne. VI. 1850. ~.
2s-FT. AMERICAN 1915: completely equip
ped: excel. cond., ideal location in Be-
theSda: S2.660. WI 447Q ~
Evening star., 1948-06-25
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE tcsns.,. i.

INSPECT NEW COTTAGES being fur
81 miles D.. c.. near Shady Side. Md; re-
nned. restricted community. good roads;
harbor. pier; cottages $4,750 up: lots $500
r. n sA1A iszps f.'las 7 u g.
BEAUTIFUL LANDscAPED grounds. 2
bedroom. year-round frame cottage at
West Beach-Fireplace; Oil INV. heat
ens sS and a.'c ss shd M4, nrns9ed 9so
mans. WI. 0s3s. MYRTLE A. WEADoN
TN; Wa;rER:raoAr r. asSe COTTAGE, ? rms and
bath on West River ami; pvt. pier; COM
Fl. 6s5s, PL; o55o; See prop st sl4
HbGEWATfk HF SfeE shes BEAcH-Modern year-round
home with picture window. overlooking
South River; on 3 large corner lots, z rms.
freplaces, conditioned eli heat; 3-rm
euesthouse, garage. bath houses, shade
trees outdoor fireplace, gardens, pool
Drive to Edgewater Beach, South River
Ask for Kaylor property. Annapolis SLAB.
BAY RIDGE, Md, on Chesapeake Bay, 90
Mayo 500; attractive det hunga-
low on wooded lot $4,000; liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm. and kit, 3 spacious bed
rms with extra lge. closets. full bath with
extra lavatory and shower; rloored attic
with space for extra rms. front and side
cluded: completely furnished; immediate
possession; excellent bathing beach Di-
rections: Annapolis to Bay Ridge entrance
and Bay Ridge dr., turn left at Mayo ave.
and az, IL to our ,ny opsn sign onen Sat; and Sun
nth st NV Pc ftifiI -o6
Evening star., 1948-06-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE zton panel tTlek 1894; vsJyT 9 pTacr =
truck 1889 stake; sood
s4sS Co. or ass ssst 736 e, Fl. Mf
gHE The TRUCK BUYS ARE HERE Now NOW
Central Motor Co. has all kinds of sizes
tors, panels. pickups. vans, van bodys.
tanks, oil tanks, etc. Our prices are the
bousht SSsf At trem.ndoas ssvinss See n o1r
$500 Lee hwy, Al. cH: 1000. Army
Sssssss AsV SusS ST.,ssS sS Si
INTERNATIONAL 'ss n-ten panel truck; ];
tires; equipped with heater and ladder
iihce for s795 cash. Phone National 77ll.
FORD panel truck 81; in use; s275 or
trade for "a stake body. 1908 Kalorama
FORD 1a4s n-ton pickup; $500; used
GOOD condition; one owner; best offer.
FORD 1899 11a-ton van; side and rear
door. good cond.; $695-s150 down. sH.
REQ DUMPs-one 1e47 mode, al; one
and excellent drivers: Priced at. $4,000
1913 W al and So, 200 down on Ia4S. Balance
1 .sss Nc s2asP. pleas. N"
FORD 1a-ton panel truck; 81 900 or bes,
oisr, Call CHI. 1889 weekdays, Sun. Du
CHEVROLET 1910 A-ton panel: excel
mechanical cond.; good appearances; S695
Call RA. 2424 between am. and pm
DODGE 1912 panel; good cond.; $500
IA; 2217. 1891 14th st. NV; -25
s6ad s5a Se dsDy dsnp 09a' a
X s.S a!.ls.;: E: III
4oo4f.HH, s.25xso tres tWo-speed rear
vacuum brakes with trailer connections r
eeoe eeaS eona asar ei1h only s4ooo sA miles
TE Ts iSt MAcS x. TR4fk 4f 1sSS R5SscH slal %s''
1918 GMC model. $50 chassis and cab.
80, PA 81; l94s GMc model. 35e coE.
aoros ga VIZ tEa:s9s s9sa $4,000 IEao1
CHEvRoLIT 1855 lztea panel; only siss;
sSses ssss '5:' e. sts hzas0s ass asr1 a. fs
DODGE 1899 N,,sn 4e Rspsl; nsy ass, meter; a Sgv
CO.. Sth and 0 SITS. NV. DE. 470O.-25
CHEVROLET 1910 h-ton panel; newly
or trade. HERSON AUTO q APPLIANCE
CO., 9Th and o sts. NV. DE. 400; 30
DODGE towing truck with crane. IN gooo
eond.; $3.50 ,s., GoopE r. HEPAaIshs aass sH9P' Mss
GMc sxs cab snd sh.sif s.pn 1887 81 9sh
iiN;TERNATIoNAL II; 1e41 H-ton panel
SaLsfS45 e. s45; Ike ise' new '0n oESE eAsTaL5E;
REQ Is4s heavy duty truck: has Insulated tanS
Driven only 10000 miles. A big savings
at $3.50, BURROWS MOTOR CO., goo
poDst s. .i is4s TE -ten saop Pickup 10. nlls.ss
si.a45. BURROWS MOTOR CO., 600 soss M
offer. PHELPS ROBERTS MACHINE q
WELDING CO.. 1851 Sherman ave. N Nv.
n0pGE ie4e h-ton panel, like new. Ap,
Div REDS GARAGE. "a st. pc. $50
DODGE 1947 truck, cab over sneine' 3-yd;
dump bed; only 3,716 miles; $1,000. Gan
pSj ppopaE ezsg gis4s tractor. new. and as-ft. nss
trailer: Win sell cheap. CAL Union 4sss
after A d m ~
Evening star., 1948-06-25
oFEIcEs FOR RENT (cont.).

i SQUARE FROM wilson BLVD. g.
Clarendon Circle, excellent loca. for doctor
or professionals, modern 4-room suite, lst
st., Arlington. Va. or phone oeorEia
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ONCE rooms
situated near Municipal Center and Mu-
1856 M ST. NV. Harwill oslds.@!s
desks. typewriter. file cabinets. ETC.: one
studio once fHIn Er'n ideal for combination
sirsd en ven Venetian Rs nhi Blinds. uorescent lights
fe@esis 'eFEsf B1ksr 1ess xahs
s.RM. RM SUITE, with lse. storage rm., re-
seDon &c sS h and py aos WI 4th s
cali Elk. 1854, Mr. WOLF.
FOR RENT-5 rooms, End door. 42l 4th
ST. as 5ns St. or tSP
ARLINGTON BLDG, 1925 Vt. ave. nv
pletely modernized, I0-story. elev. bldg;
1sessSHDf 1s9h AS6 Sw@s ~ Sos ooe So It or less
dseo4s5s IL s sssn Of 0s sassss ss I.T s
ence. DI. 1911. OR 650s --25
with show windows; SIS per mo; s134
w TWo avn And TRHfE sooa Go suGs very
bright and newly decorated, in commercial
BLDG. So ga H st. ne. Inspect till 6.
oFFicE SPACE AvALABLE-single rms.
or large suites for immediate occupancy;
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
cation; reasonable rental; rentai agest
DoWNToWN-706 18th st. NV; suitable
reasonable MR.. MAY. RE. $3.50. s.,
IsT SsT GssS @ssi lsh aATfonIg I'D Hs MoRTaxaE
INVESTMENT CORP. ii
DESIRABLE DESK SPACE-Have several
Sni Snfurn inns reas feas fcis fsth ST.
1884 WILSON BLVD. Arl.-2 suites. End
floor. Call MR.. BRANT OK. O520. ,--27
1sis 1919 Eye sT * l27f NWs-room suite, 90 air
conditioned. in modern elevator building;
ideal for printing establishment, manufac-
aERBER RRAITY CO. e. R Ga 1905
CORNER SUITE, very light, $50 per mo-:
MoPfkN seSDf n Office in consested r.siden5ts
DOCTOR OR DENTIsTIsnd floor. avail:
about August L; new limestone firsproof
J1T 5Sfs: E syes RqRsE5T EN- S4o7 Invest blds' d.
OFFICE ROOMS. front. in 700 block of
11th st. NV. Phone Trinidad 1851 for
E&cEnIEaT lRRSlnimssI: 1ocA11oN-on. or INC more
rooms. furn. or unfurn. 9l9 or 921 11th
NV. Phone RA. 1101 or phone DI. 011S.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX-OAKToN, VA, Hunt Area
Z acres in restrict restricted go community; ideal
sUBDIvIsfoN SITE. i4i acres, 24e acres.
100 acres, 70 acres or 10 to 20 acre
Taa!s nssf new al sbqss SqsDs bvy for % rom
MIL MILLS .1d REAEIy y 7ss S9 Annandale' Va: "a
CAMP SPRINGS AREA-24 acres. halt
Site; Very good soil for truck or tobacco:
lse. tobacco barn; price, $1,000 on easy
CO., 921 11th st. Sc, AT. 5000. -25
WATER FRONT OF se ACRES. Y mile
Vernon; use the new highway to Indian
Head; includes the so-called Truman
Cove; small home, no improvements,
built 1897; ripe for dsyelopmsnt; $500
BUILDERS AND DEvELopERs-24 acres
Of beautiful homesites. Ideal for low.cost
hee hemf ea dw Ae1nns ssT@s Psft be
aa5SS sRo@N Realty Corr, Realtors. oE; H DU
$50 PER ACRE-Fairfax County bargain;
700 acres Of wooded land with an all-year
road through it and creek along. one
border, about 1 mile, from an arterial
ossa as clear whole Of dR Mxsos HIST doSn Sn
aaoae pike Phone FA 7447 e1a cosed e Sa sundays
WHILE THEY LAST-19 wooded acreage
tracts Shirley Gate. Parkfairfax, 20 min.
TO. D. C. vie Lee blvd: year-round roads;
S345 with terms For Information, call
n; C. HINES g. SON. OK. 1860; ewes,
SILVER sPRING.34 acres, mostly vseds
per acre Box ooS-H Star 27s
Evening star., 1948-06-25
STORES FOR RENT

STORE 1s b5t ft1ae bae ty9n b.,
sbep op; dme m bakery
MR.. BARBER. OK. 1897; ewes. CHI easi
CENTER. Alexandra, approx
business s. Cali oV - 4se5; Sundays. sH M
NR. Mr. 11tb AND NEW YORK AVE. nv
possession; lease available; rent reasonable.
To inspect call NE. o095. COMET REAL
UPPER I4th sT-s4es 18th st. NV
1907 location good for any business;
700 50. IT.; $500 per month. RA, 2Hos36.
4s H ST. N,E.-Larse store, heat. vacant;
CO. CO. RE RE- see4 '0' ~ ~
NEW STORES, suitable for any business:
will build to suit IN IT'D nsw ~ sS shopping center
SMALL STREET STORE plus 10000 50. IT.
of bsmt. space available in Dupont Circle
pTc1Rco. INC. 1915 Conn. ave. AD
WONDERFUL opPoRTUNITY-New. mod.
s'OEss ii h susbe o1 seefSn
broker. launderette. frozen custard. gro
ceries and other desirable retail businesses:
8, sni n: ssnss.' sesoa doing oGs
EXcELEENTLS NaH; fE, FLS'' LOCATED on Col. I'd,
near 18th NV: reasonable rent. ATHEY
CO. as7 15tS Wv Rdaod EX 1877 az .nv %, ,rp,
business: air-conditioned; best location in
ssy sHor PhGns RA VOL il aggressive
clothing store, located in fast-growins
Maryland suburban COM
munitv; this is an excellent opportunity
for an experienced man; we are prepared
1907 proposition, If you are ready fol
something really worth while. Box 1851 I,
Star for full details. -26
WIS. AVE, nr. Sears and Peoples sx40.
reasonable rent to reliable tenant: Call
Mr. Fischer, with DREYFUSs BROS, MA
o5sG; eyes U,,iSS. W3 s1so, stor.
t20-ft. frontase), pvt parking in rear
suit any h-srade business. Call M
1922 LEdUM & GERBER REALTY GO.
LARGE STORE, approx 3bx7O. in very
successful park and shop center; suitable
for Eomen,s wear ss sts; aI,r rent TeasonaSls Gn
INC. 1920 K St NV, Elk. 1911. -2S
Evening star., 1948-06-25
LOTS FOR SALE (cont. J =
SYCAMORE ACRES

and Manor Country Club. in one Of the
loveliest spots in Montgomery. Co.; on high
level ground with Q delightful view; fronts
paved road, with electricity and telephone;
select site in this matchless location;
j to acre tracts at an investors price:
,ftice and representative on ground; open
pm; ali day Saturday and Sunday
Drive out Ga. ave to Norbeck. Nd, turn
left lao mi. Con Rt. No: %! and then
to % our - ONCE on risht. Only . lev miles
8. L. MURDOCH, IT. PL. 11o5