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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19
Red Batting A Duty?

There are a good many things IN
this country hard to reconcile with
reason. but of the the most difficult
is the extraordinary reaction from a
very vocay element Of our population
(Which ought to know bettel) to dis
closures tending to show the eXis-
tence of Communist fifth column III
the United States and deep penc-
tration Of Communist sympathizers
into government circles.
No one denies there is a Communist
fifth column here. No one denies
there are numerous Communists ard
communistic symapthizers on the
Federal pay roll. No one denies that
the basic objective of Communists
here is to promote economic chaos
and overthrow our system by any
possible means, including violenc-.
No one denies that all Communist
activities here are directed by the
Soviet leaders in Moscow. No ole
denies that the only potential enemy
to our peace, and the peace Of the
world is the Soviet Union. The evil
dence to sustain all these allegations
is overwhelming and conclusive
Yet when committees OF Congress
develop facts showing the secret and
sinister activities of Communists in
side our Federal household, the
natural Indignation over such con-
ditions and the normal qualification
at their exposure are completely sub
ordinated by the violent attack upon
the chairmen Of these committees,
their members and methods. One eN-
poets that sort of thing from the
Communist Daily Worker, which
brands the recent disclosures as a
"moldy, motheaten spy scare and
from Mr. Wallace's Communistic-
dominated Progressive party, which
denounces every revelation as an Gin
famous lie" The amazing thing, how
ever - IIldI JlIc HlOSJ NOSlAcIOuS JUL
cries come not from the Communist
camp but from the more or less pro-
fessional ''liberals," politicians, eX-
jobholders, editors and commentators,
both journalistic and radio, of the old
Roosevelt regime who are neither
Communistic themselves nor sympa-
thetic with the Communist cause.
From these there has arisen a
tremendous chorus Of squeals, bleats
and bellows. They shout RED bait
ers" and witch hunters" They tear
their hair about the "smearing" Of
"innocent men" howl about "inquisi-
tions" and assail the committee heads
because their personal lives are not
without flaw. And one important
liberal" newspaper, which freqeunl-
ly denounces star chamber sessions
and efforts to suppress news" in
sists that all these facts should bc
developed Gin camera"
Admitting that the names of some
''innocent men" have been brought
out in these Investigations, and al
hitting that occasionally the manner
and personality of the Investigators
are open to criticism, the truth is
there is no evidence whatever of any
innocent men, being ruined or even
seriously damaged. On the other
hand, both the old Dies committee,
the present Thomas committee and
the Ferguson committee have I'M
covered a great deal of pretty ugly
stuff and thrown the light into some
very dark and smelly places. With
out the committees and their public
hearings, the American people would
have no inkling of the underground
work of Communist sympathizers
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19

Carvel Wiley and Paul Stricken,
Reisterstown, are visiting relatives
here this week
MIR. and Mrs Warren Oester, Of
Salisbury, Pa, were guests Sunday
evening of her mother, Mrs. William
Glotfelty and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19

The truce of Jerusalem was broken
on Monday with mortars and machine
guns firing from both Jewish and
Arab quarters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-08-19
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
BY FRANK R. KENT.

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per
MISSION.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-20
Wednesday, October 20, 1913

the summer at Ephriam, Wis
consin, is stopping for little
while with her sister, Mrs. L.
w. Bishop of 2817 Emmaus
Avenue. She will spend the
winter at Cocoa, Florida.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-20
PIONEERS GATHERED

On the evening of October 8,
1913, small group of some of
the older men and pioneers of
Zion met at Mr.. O. w. Farley's
at 1882 Edna Boulevard to
spend the evening and partake
of a wonderful roast beef sup
per prepared by Mrs. Farley.
After the meal, the time was
spent in looking at folders,
pictures, etc., of the beautiful
parks, mountains, lakes and
buildings, gathered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Farley on their recent
tour of the west, conducted by
the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION; also in Renaissance
of the early days of Zion, and
telling of spiritual blessings
and healings received under
the teaching of John Alexan-
der Dowie, founder of the
Christian Catholic Church and
the City of Zion.
The names, ages, State in
which they were born, and the
date of arrival at Zion City, of
the guests who attended, are
as follows:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15
SGgSS1NSsEt4%%sS
get Ubere Be christmas
n, DR.. John W. HOLLAND
By DR.. JOHN w. HOLLAND

The most rabid prosecutors of the Chris
tian faith in Russia today do not try to pre-
vent the Christians of Russia from having
images and affairs and family worship in
their homes. Christ was born in a stable,
but He came out of and sanctified a godly
home.
Millions of people who are now in their
own homes will revive their kindly memo
ries of the old home Christmas of long
ago. Life was more simple then, but it was
more real and sincere. We awoke early to
shout out to the other members of the home:
merry Christmas What a morning that
was. Everyone in the group SHARED the
happiness of sharing their joys
Let the quiet words of grandparents, the
anxious voices of fathers and mothers, the
shouts of teen-agers, and the cooling of tiny
children all blend into the most noble SYM
phony earth can ever know: the gladness
of Christian hearts in a Christian home on
Christmas morning.
Let there be Christmas in our govern
mental relationships.
If the Christians could have the final
word to say about our attitudes toward the
peoples of other nations and races, there
would be prac-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15

exclusion of the moral forces that grow out
of love, and sympathy. Wherever love and
faith are eclipsed by pagan ~selfishness, a
great fear settles over the peoples of the
world. That is the condition of humanity
at present.
There will always be wars and rumors
of wars SO long as we are blind enough to
pin our final hopes upon force. We misread,
or lightly interpret the theme song of
Christmas sung by the angel over Bethle-
hem. 1t is not merely a peace on earth"
The peace is conditioned: peace among
men of goodwill" Where goodwill is absent,
peace is impossible.
F." So, let's light the candies of hope, faith
and love in our hearts. 1t will help to
steady the minds of our statesmen, and
pave the way for peace.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15

teal unity in
w h a hey
w o uld a y.
However, we
live in a world
that Is still
quite pagan in
its ambitions
and express
Sions of what
is worthwhile.
We have be-
come worship
r of physical
force to the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-12-15

could be more wholesome Tor
gsSSus than to take ourselves, in imagi
nation, back to that first Christmas.
"Peace on earth among men of good will
was the theme song of the Kingdom of God.
1t was first sung in a world where military
force and wars had made poverty the daily
experience for over 80 percent of the people
of the Roman empire.
Ignorance was almost universal, and
schooling was for the few. AS someone has
said, "Life had petered OUT save for the
memory of better days and a faint hope in
a few hearts for better things to come. The
candle of faith had burned low but had not
quite gone out.
Then something happened. The story OF
that something is the sublime miracle of all
history. Artists nave tried to paint that
something in halos and rays of light in their
pictures of the Nativity. Then it was, that
mankind began the slow painful journey to-
ward spiritual brotherhood
The InfaIa Jesus put a new meaning into
infancy. Jesus has been the children's one
best friend these most 1000 years. The help
less child in Mary's arms has created a
s-acredness for all children, before and after
their birth. Mary has become the inspirer
of motherhood, and her sorrows have been
sung by millions who have found divine
gladness and happiness in the birth of their
own children.
TIL pagan ancestors of us Americans
were a sorry lot until the gospel was
preached to them, and they found the SUBJ
stance of a noble life in the spirit of Mary's
son. In fact, it could be well argued that
the progress of the western world may be
traced definitely to what happened one
night in Bethlehem.
So. let there be Christmas.
Let us revive it again In our Individual
hearts. Christmas may mean something to
is in a sort of impersonal way. 1t does help
to lave Christs followers better the envir-
onment in which we live, but Christmas can
mean little to us until, as Philips Brooks
said: Christ is born within U.s."
Life tends to harden our arteries, so say
the doctors. So does living in a rather sell
fish world tend to harden our hearts. We
say to ourselves that christmas is for the
children" We need to remember the fact
that John called grown people "My little
children" In the presence of the Infinite,
philosophers and sages are but as little chill
dren.
GOD sent forth His Son, born of a womf-
an" That makes Christmas today.
Let there be Christmas in our homes.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
OFFICES FOR RENT.

/ 5th AND H SITS. N.W.-3,0 900. sa. IT. or
less in prominent once bids; viii remodel
sGirE Of ! RMS FOR RENT: at Pro
dsat
sEAhf9 & r9s CO. nst NA. eios; afssr PM eo
5000 FIT, nooE space with PVT. Ss, balcony:
3 sides; lse. downtown eley; once blds.
ees 90 vi cToR e Rf5 ys u 9th Gss '
IDEALLY LOCATED once suite, 3 rood
,s large @
e eai sass Ex 'essss ssst, MR' so woEr sSs "
- ofhess, sso 50. IT.. $40 per mo;
uti,tis. usG IS e Ca. Mr. RoLESsD ReI ST. $500
FuRN. OFFICE. e2l Pa: ave-. NV, for
.ysil il desired Ma. 75s4. II
S;'l'fs AsK xsEass' ~
Sas.sa SyT sss sja bR sg';
FURNISHED OFFICE overlooking Vt. ave,
psn'' phon. Si St: 80 nsd o eHr Rs isss
sssTsfn sETsHspaseeona a aad hoGr, Pm corner.
sssts' .sssts roS 15S91s srm a Suite BATH sa.sSis
gTSfsssionai or. Or ccmmereis aa,af. rsASk Ts!s j.
sss from sm BY sS to Hs5st 81 f.
tian blinds. huorescent lishtsi complete
service. An apartment may be had IN
BARsE sToNEBRAKER, Ma 44ss q
OTIS BLDG, $40 18th st. n.w.-Attrsctivs
Sfs; SPTN rsaeSns0e YoTR own Re stsG ls.
NY diseiay ssf V idsal .e1 r.. sss;
tosether oI 0net or ss separaey ress rent.
tefiS ofTlcL GsSsef: sPAcE ASAILAsIE-sinsl. rms.
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
ea'ipn en Orsmisss sss0nss sss MR. kocH. Room fia'
Ails1:1s AnaRT S!Sf sne DowNToWSn.a.onss. + RS
rent. Apply zoe l3th St ,aa NV Room 2ol.
81 Ss 2K nA1 off1eE e BLDG ss mr. Manepa,
Center-3 rms available & tor laWysTs sSnr Or
4 CO: INC, Realtors, 73s 18th st. NV
IS,e .n. Eye ST SwMEntl5. 1,. IGOR.
ans room fh Suitable or oc.
ss5 per mo. WASHINGTON LOAN .
TRUST CO.. real estate dept 900 r st.
powNrowN OFFICE, 14os g % st nv.
FEIEx II nsx'' HHRso 'ufsf c' Hx Or sSs: s:
FURsisRI Fias i Ii 3D. OFFICE srAcE-s.v mod.
ern, attractive; desk space for those who
want the best: receptionist, mail and
switchboard service: stenographic service
and telephone secretarial service available;
uncongested business district; ground hoor
Of Barr Bldg, 9l0 nth st NV. Gew doors
from Conn. and K). Call DI. 2104. II
FOR RENT rooms. End floor, AL 4th
st: NV, across the st. from courthouses;
suitable for law ofices or other commercial
SGfoNT Sifr s cRelt ss Ell suID1S Fl ia sis' s stories,
--Ofices available for business, profes:
sional, medical Or trade association and
others. 1346 Connecticut ave At Dupont
Circle. Supt: on premises Aps $500.
FOUR GROUND-FLOOR OFFICES. SIS
per mo; up; Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV.
ARLiNGToN BLDG, 1925 VT. ave, nv
A few choice suites still avail. COM
pletely modernized, 10-story. elev bldg;
representative on premises.
LARGE, BRIGHT OFFICE, s-story, down
town elev. BLDG: S45 Der mo. 724 9th
3 CONNECTING OFFICES. newly deco
rated, available in large modern suite use
Of reception room included; ideal for trads
association, Washington representative,
law ofices, etc; 18th and sts. location.
ST 3127 i
DOWNTOWN u7th and L n,wD; busy is.
comm. corner, of Conn ave; suit many
h,te,n
Evening star., 1948-05-31
STORES FOR RENT tcsnt.l }

NICHOLS AVE. Sc. atl7-LarEs store.
new sSlorsd th,ste5; n, beat fuFnishsd.
WkIRHH \. IaSG1NGfoN.l S A 4cis isii Is. hvy.-qood
location for small dry goods. tailor shop.
cleaning agency, variety, etc. VIII rent
or remodel adj, apt. Ex. 7as4, or 81.
STORE. 1s7 B ST. s.E.-oppest.s LiSr.r,
of Congress: long lease. SPEVAK BROS,
Columbia Cleaners, 125 B st. Sc. AT.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. sprins Valley and
American University Park area-Smal
store, suitable for barber shop, shoe re-
pair, radio and electrical repair, shoe or
candy store, etc: Ssb mo. W. c. l. A. N.
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO. 1880 Mass.
1900 BLOCK EYE STREET N.W.--Suitable
for optician, dress shop or similar business.
J. H Knox, ofice Of ROBERT ", SAVAGE,
5l4 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. 1880.
CORNER STORE available for Immediate
occupancy. near l4th and Florida ave.
For additional information, call OWNER.
SMALL STORE, saa 10th st. nw,-Next
to corner 10th and X rent, 500 incl.
Four GRoUND-FLooR STORES. suitable
for retail stores: S75 per mo. up. Victor
BLDG. 124 9th st. NV, Ma. ShS2.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
zoIoRyn-SE.R FOREsTyuLF, ND
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIkIA.

ALEXANDRIA. 2Is Evans lane, close TO
Fentason; This 7-yr.-old brick row house
dition and contains liz. rm.; d!nins room;
fully EQUIPPED kitchen. . bedrooms and
fs pS. 0sh tS .sy sy s1m. WAIKIKI 9 hsA,
DUNLOP. INC, DI. o."" --3l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. 49, westmond DR..
"Lynhaven" section-Will be open for
Monday from = am; TO- : pma 5-Fmi 1i
brick. ? bedrooms built in 1882 full
basement. oil heat, FrisIdare and stove
un' unit ps5id soid 1 tnroush 't the ans BARRY ORGAN
Da1 Da y...5s. rhons ALsr dss. oo7s' TIE e44" The
Hasssii Hasf ia dandy " M iSOedroom 't, BRICK *
and frame; with tiled bath. modern kitch-
stove; fun basement, oil heat, large lot
immediate possession This is a, real
~ aue op1 ExcIsr.
with the BARRYS. 22Os Mt Vernon ave,
Aiexandria. Va, phones Alex, 0o7s and
ARLINGTON FoREST-s-bedrm. brk Co.
lonial, overlooking lovely Lubber Run PARK,
summer excel; cond -, ofieer 1eins trans
ETerereen: to ala and open sisn. HALL
CH 00a4, TIE. 4a3s. I'll
ARLINGTON FoREsT---A nice s-rm. brick
Colonial in this closein section that you
should investigate before buying. Small
cash down payment and balance less than
rent. CECIL B. LUPTOE. Realtor, OW.
b333. OK. 0s59. 81
ARLINGTON SPECIAL--If you want real
quality home in hish-class section don I
fail to inspect this attractive home OF z
rooms, @ia baths. including lst-noor den
and powder room; also attractive recrea :
ton room with fireplace. automatic heat
and built-in garage MITCHELL QUICK,
DI. 1881; eve, RA. 34lS. A.
ARLlNGToN-Home with income; large
house with apt; on lst moor; another apt
on 2no f., and > rms. on 3rd fioor: 1--we
on one floor and rent the others: $500
cash to handle, balance like rent; For sp-
pointment to inspect. call W. s: HOGE,
Jr. exclusive agent cH. o6oo. OK. 1850.
81
FALLS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6-room
bone, on quiet street; large living rm.,
LARGE dining rn.. modern equipped kitchen
lavatory on hrEt floor; : bedrooms and
bath on the second door: ample closets
level lot Phone Mr. Thompson, IA. 3599.
With eHANNoE d LUCHs CO.. 1905 H st,
Nv. MA. 2S46. II
Evening star., 1948-05-31

s-ACRE FARMETTE-b rms. and bath,
brick home. h.-wh., fireplace , screened
Poonnef room in f1H' bS%s outside frspses chicken
house, small barn, garage, beautiful trees
and shrubbeTy; high elevation: GOOD ,oea-
Sl45oo An attractive county PLACE -ns at
and . home na for s S5 sus va
oatton School o' Va, " Rd' No. = las. . . closed
If You ARE INTERESTED in q 5000
farm or country estate in the state Of
snvy HirslHs consIl, Sn US before you buy RAx Ak
20 DAMcRfs. M sis,sos. asa.' % stoes f.Tm' n nm: mn
mode modern S country home with nth, oil nee out.
stream, land very fertile; Nicely fenced;
a $s ca. S:s'5s ss ssss
is5,SckE FARM II heart Of rslr,,sx ,sx
COUNTS most exclusive estate synr, w., .nd fo9
hard road; beautiful center hall type; 9.
rm,, .2h-bath house, recently remodeled
new new reisr. and EQUIP; M r't' new 5-rm and bath
house Ice. barn; poultry house; an slsss: s,.:
Board ences se oven srd m mil. os on 6u aan
excel. swimming and fishing; land IN hiEh
state Of cultivation; this farm s absolutely
be seen to be appreciated. For appt., call
THOMAS y CO, Fairfax 500 ewes, oV.
oLNEY. MD-Highly desirable s-rm. Caps
Cod sit on Ha-acre lot; '2-car gar, conv.
p5lse 81 $50, SANDY sPsINo RE45GTY
"a NoSfHs?o%hff$ HI?'sh T.. cogx1r, MD; n,
spkfNd sffsfR RALLY fa.ns Co. Ashton 2ha 2s4i Af sf
BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA mountain farm.
very very large clear stream. tenant nous. and
barn; $4,000. Terms 10 reliable purchAser,s
Take route so thIouEh Middleeurs tgrn M
and shenandoah Rlyer to in.s,see.ion Of
sa DhGns columbia Psgtssls .ss lasFa lnf0Fm.s0n'
BEST BxkGAN BuY-over 10 acres.
s-rm house. large barn. chicken houses.
cleared balance good timber; sl396o;
cash required $3.50; conv terms: com
R2AnY PRnF disnss phon. rA to aa &'.a Or
HERNDoN. 80 acres. in the hunt country;
bshs front o ana SIDE
Arm Which places places The he Seal of integrity on on
ssss ne s0nsS sSaF Of 'ns ~:
sssltSb, ssxGat n bAiRS lfaS FARM near RoeFsll..
mutins distance Of D. c.; this is very
desirable property. with spacious lawn
and 3 rooms and bath, 2-story and attic
residence: oil h.-w. heat, wide. porches: .
piped to building; several outbuildingsi .
dry tarn. comfortable Groom tenant house,
with large barn and silo; the land OF
highly productive soil, lays level crops
have been properly rotated; q stream ana
springs insure plenty Of water; about 13rs
wooded; possession with title; this will tn
terest the family whose members com:
mute TO D C. daily; property being sold
due to owners death: shown by appoint
ment Call Mr.. Addison, MA. $500: ewes.
and weekepds. Fairfax 1s1W BOSS ID
PHELPS; INC l4I7 K st. nv al
on highway: ideal for poultry, stock and
truck farming: lovely flowers and shade;
Ashton. Nd. 3s46, RID. 2. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
EAST PINES

Only ? houses are left in this beautiful
restricted cnmmunity One Hoedroom
arse brick bungalow with unfinished atric.
.aree corner lot, radiant heat. SO 900,
81 900 cash, Sa4 monthly payments, other
Terms available
One o-bedroom. z-story house, large
closets.
All houses have completely equipped
kitchens. full-lenrth screens Venetian
olnds, plastic tiled baths and side wall
and ceiling insulation Directions. Out
Bladensbura I'd to Peace Cross. right on
Defense hwy to second trafiC light left
on Edmonston rd | y miles TO irst trafnc
light, right on Riverdale I'd, l mile to
8Sth ave
STANDARD PROPERTIES
pN 1923, MA 1913. GL. 1883, 4
CHEVERLY, S16,950
Beautiful 4-bedrm stone home. lot size
1l0xl5o it; lac. lv rm. with wood burn
ing fireplace. mod kit, oil INV h; drive
In patio; home is in excel cond. throush
out. Shown anytime by appt
BREADY & co.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGikIA.
DOMINION HILLS

This is one OF the most attractive homes in
this desirable community. Lee. corner
lot, 3 bedrms UP. living rm. fireplace. lge.
dining nm, lge kitchen and entrance hall.
Attractive rec. rm. in basement, oil h. w h.
House is in Immaculate condition. Judge for
yourself. Excellent financing. COMMON
WEALTH REALTY Co. OW $500. OK.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

This is truly an unusual house that will
lend itself TO a variety of uses; of de-
taCAed frame construction. II is situated
main hWv.. with transportation at the
oor; or the first floor there are & unusu-
ally large rooms and . baths, and on the
second Door there are 4 rooms and oath,
making total OF 10 rooms and 3 baths
would make an excellent rest home. nur-
,srv or foG conversion into several in
G'"dBal apartments. Priced at only SCI =
500; S5.onu cash REQUIRED, balance in
r1-term financing. Phone Mr.. Mccarthy,
T7 E4f1. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
LOIS FOR SALE.


OWNER WILL SACRIFICE-Tvo aeres,
Bsiley's Cross Roads. Va. 4 mi: from
Pentagon; suitable homes. apis. etc: 20
mil CREEK M ixHkNsa s,,n as.s s.s,d.m.", IL nss
located only II min. from wash. in his
tore Fairfax Co Va eesut ro1dea "a home 0ros
tect your investment and scream for
rec. sctivities 4 mi vest o. Annanus,e ann hMy
MILL CREEK PARK .DEvELoPMIE;NI
CLINTON, Md acre. hardwood trees:
By owner; 1928 cash or terms If desired.
pEsIsoGs SE ialg OF CONNECTION with build
ers or developers: sellins propst,t, .,on on
small. win give coverase. FRED
KELLEY, WI. s646; eyes,. OIL 2096.
FULL sUBORDINATION will be siyen on
these choice lots In the finest section q
upper NV. D. c.: streets, sewers. ana
water In; don't miss this opportunity; cal
q enss; Mr, Jeles r.. .,th LEo y.
Ring MI. 6400.
Evening star., 1948-05-31

GA. AVE. Nh. HECHT CO.-25Ge 50. #.
of space with lge display windows; suit
for many types Of retail businesses. Call
Mr. Holland, II. @. sMTTHY CO.. ST. 1900.
NEW MODEM STORES, in business cen
ter In heart Of heavily populated NV.
sec Suitable for launderette, frozen Gus
tsrd. ladies' shop. haberdasher, grocery
flower store and other type Of desirable
merch. .ndtsinR businesses. Kent Cleaners
merchandising tenants who have taken
spaes IN this Ioe. LouU DuRAN. r.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
Meadow Brook Farm

o35 acres. eli gentle rolling, and fenced;
mountain view and ripping brook; e-rm.
stone dwelling. built in 1888, but modern
trees and shrubbery: In Loudoun County.
A real buy st $40, 900
MILLS REALTY
Annsudale. Va, IA nesa. FA. 1887 81
l6Sat6aod % Next PseO
Evening star., 1948-05-31
RADIANT VALLEY

New brick homes Move in next week
FHA and VA approved at Xl@,500, as low
as $500 down. Terms Available to
nonvets also Est. communlty with 150
ia miles. Drive out. visit model home any
eve vi or Sunday all DAY Phone UN.
123a Landoyer Mo. 20 MIN. from town.
Just = mules east of Peace Cross on Route
Evening star., 1948-05-31
CI,AREMONT

The best buys on the market; 2-bedroom
Cape Cod bungalow and 3-bedrm.. 2-story
asbestos siding; tiled bath. hot-water
heat, hardwood noors and fireplace: on
spacious lot in consenial, vef-planned
subdivision; available within one month.
nancing with reasonable down payment.
Monthly payment S66 including interest.
taxes and insurance. 20 min. from down
center. Located In Arlington. Va, at
Culpeper and 23rd St South, Just OF Lees
burg pike nr. Fairlington; Exhibit house
attye on premises. For further details.
call CH. 5000.
Claremont Development Corp.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

NV, in the heart of downtown Washing.
ton A number of single ofices or COM
plete suites, suitable for, doctors. dentists.
Mr. KOCH agent on premises.
OFFICE SPACE rm, use Of reception
rm, secretary service. SOUTHERN BLDG,
RE. 1045 -SO
Evening star., 1948-05-31
OFFICES WANTED,
FARMS FOR SALE.

DOWTOWN upper floor space IN areas Ia
5000 square feet. j. II. Knox. once OF
ROBERTs w. SAVAGE, 514 Union Trust
Bldg, Ma 1880. -31
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SOUTH CHEVERLY

s-rm. brick built for your. ENJOYMENT and
stately old trees You and your friends will
ENJOY the cheerful liv-rm fireplace. the
s'tractive recreation room finished in
auiet dignity of the neighborhood and the
fence-incosed back yard where the chill
aren can plav in safety. Moderately priced
at SI4.a50 with $500 down Call AT
500 now for appointment to inspect.
c D. MURPHY. Resltor, l4ol 25th st Sc.
COLORED-NEAR FORESTyHLE. Md
Priced right for quick sale: also for rent.
S." 50 WEST REAL ESTATE, HI 709o,
after 8: Mr.. Wood LU. a25., i
COLORED-BETWEEN CLINTON g. Wal
rms. and bath: oil heat; front and side
porches; approx. l acre: reasonably priced
al S6.15u Terms LEIGH c KELSEY
1880, 30