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Evening star., 1948-11-29
15-Bi||ion Limit Seen
For Military Spending
After Nourse Warninq
By the Associated Press

Unless grave new Threats de-
velop overseas, Administration
officials appear resolved to hold
military spending to the SIS, ,000-
100000 limit set by President
Truman.
Otherwise, they have been warned
the National may be plunged into q
greater inflationary whirlpool.
Two top civilian advisors to the
President, it was learned today, have
carried this campaign against high
defense costs right into military
headquarters at the Pentagon. Their
talks were delivered to q seminar of
leading citizens early this month,
but were not reported publicly at
that time.
Chairman Edwin G. Nourse Of the
Presidents Council OF Economic Ad-
visers warned that If the military
budget rises to "a level of IS or 20
billions, there are bound to be i'm
portant repercussions on the econ
omy."
Might Require Price Control
Mr.. Truman said last month that
the armed forces had requested $23.-
000, 600, 900 for the fiscal year start
ing July l.
DR.. Nourse told the Pentagon
group:
IF we project a substantially
larger scale Of military spending
for rearming ourselves and perhaps
Western Europe and some other
countries, it is clear that new forces
of imitation would be unleashed"
He said this development likely
would require:
/. Price control "of quite extern
sive scope"
2. Either higher taxes or infla-
tionary deficit spending by the
Government.
3. ALLEGATIONS and other type
controls over scarce materials.
4. Manpower controls to meet
shortages in industries where more
labor already Is needed.
Greatest Efficiency Urged.
Budget Director James E. Webb,
it was learned, also stressed some
Of the same points to the Pentagon
group, with emphasis on possible
disruption of sound Government
fiscal policy.
In this Pentagon talk. DR.. Nourse
said "those who are entrusted with
our foreign relations must be wise
as serpents and harmless as doves
so that the need for military effort
shall be held or reduced to the lowest
possible point"
He urged the men entrusted with
the military effort" to direct every
dollar to the point of greatest ef-
fectiveness, and forego every outlay
based on traditional practice. corps
prides, or dispensable ceremony"
Two key members of the new
Democratic-controlled Congress have
put themselves on record in favor
Of holding military costs to the min
imum required for national defense
foreign policy commitments.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. 30 R,.-Grain prices
were mixed in . rather quiet trade today.
Wheat showed the most strength, but
gains in the bread cereal held to small
fractions. Corn tended lower.
Acceptance by union members OF an
agreement settling the East coast long
shoremens strike gave the market some
short covering which might have been
accomplished last Saturday.
Wheat near the end OF the frst hour
80; corn NV" was W. lover; Deeember
.44l4. and oats we're q lower to 70 higher:
lower; December. 272h.
The longShoremen's strike settlement
did not have much influence On corn.
More important from the immediate mar
ket standpoint was the fact that arrivals
Of the cash grain here continued quite
This indicated that, while the corn
movement might be tapering OF, it was
still fairly large. Furthermore. there was
some doubt whether the cash market could
handle this grain under present conditions
without further slump in prices.
Traders pointed out that, while it
would not be possible to export grain from
the East coast. approximately three weeks
had been lost out Of the years export
program. Some dealers though 1t would
be difacult to make up this lost time;
modify Credit Corp. may take charge Of
all grain exports. not merely those to
countries under the Marshall Plan. Here
tofore, the private trade has handled ex-
ports TO some countries, particularly those
in South America.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Developments Seen
In Inquiry on Ambush
Staying in Georgia
BY the Assoeiofed Press

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 29.-New
developments were promised by in.
vestigators today in the mystery
Staying Of Robert Mallard, 37-year-
old Negro shot to death from am
bush near his home nine days ago.
Capt. Delmar Jones OF the Georgia
Bureau Of Investigation said at
Atlanta that developments were ex-
pected perhaps tomorrow.
The slain mans widow, Mrs. Amy
James Mallard, a school teacher.
meanwhile was at liberty without
bond here after being charged with
numbering her husband.
Capt. Jones said she was re-
leased Saturday night into the GUS
today of Ellis Pope. one OF her at
torneys, to attend her husbands
burial at Griffin, Ga. Capt. Jones
added that he did not know why
she came here instead of going to
Griffin unless 1t was mixup."
"Co-operating" Now.
The investigator added: She Is
cooperating with us fine now. For
a while she did not, but after she
obtained attorneys, she changed her
attitude"
The widow was arrested here as
she left funeral services for Mr..
Mallard, but was released at Lyons,
Ca, nine hours later.
Mr.. Mallard was shot to death
about midnight November 20. The
widow said armed and masked white
men killed her husband on a lonely
road near their farm home near
Lyons.
Clothing Not Klan's.
Upon her arrival here yesterday,
she said through another Of her
attorneys, Aaron Kravitch, that she
recognized one Of the men present
at the scene of the Staying and the
automobiles Of two others.
The attorney said that her de-
scription Of the mems clothing did
not coincide with Ku Klux Klan
regalia.
Officers Of the GBI said after the
widows arrest that the "Ku Klux
Khan has been wrongfully accused
in this case. It is our belief that
they are not guilty of shooting
Mallard."
Evening star., 1948-11-29
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov 90 P.-Cotton fu-
lures moved rp as much as 5h cents a
bale from the extreme lows for the day
in forenoon trading today on light mill
buyins.
Hedge offerings were small and there
was some liquidation in nearby December
which Jagged behind the balance OF the
market
traders awaited fresh Developments in
the spot cotton situation and the textile
market.
Noon prices were IS cents a bale higher
December, S1.s5; March. 3l.s7; May,
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Seaboard Air Line
Reports October Net
Well Above 1947
Ry Edword c. Stone

The Seaboard All Line Railroad
today reported net income for
October of S659.025, an increase OF
$415,O56 over october, 1947, and a
total net income in the 10 months
of S8,728,539, a gain over the like
1947 period of $3,444,413. Operating
revenues revealed an upturn of $12.-
552.828 in the 10 months.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
reported an october net income OF
$57,339, as compared with 1896, ,765
in the same month a year ago. Net
income in the 10 months was far
ahead of last year. $6,849, ,094. COM
pairing with $4.115,S45. Operating
income amounted to $6,428,473
against $3,2l5,416 last year.
Capital AirlineS today reported an
operating profit of $16S,349 during
the third quarter of 1948, ending
September 80, an increase of $685.
ATS over the like 1947 period. Net
profit for the third quarter amount
ed to s21,288. compared with a net
loss of s75,7l0 year ago.
ID. c. Stores Favored.
Ferris g. Co. praises Washington
department store stocks in market
review. Washington has a sort OF
guaranteed market in being the
seat of Government with its huge
staff of career employees with reg
ular salaries and provisions for re-
tirement. the review says.
This being the case, the well
established stores here have an in
vestment aspect which can hardly
be approached anywhere else in the
country. the investment firm con-
cludes.
Special reference is made to Gar
finckel, Hecht and Woodward g.
Lothrop stocks which are listed on
the Washington Exchange.
Remodeling Loans Expand.
The Home Loan Bank Board says
building associations have increased
home improvement and remodeling
loans 81 per cent this year in the
nation.
Washington Chapter, American
Savings and Loan Institute, will
hold a meeting Wednesday evening
in the Washington Gas Light Co.
auditorium at which Robert H. Mutt
will give a demonstration how to
remember names, faces and facts.
In other addresses here he has
shown remarkable ability along this
line.
Thirteen Washington employees Of
the Prudential Insurance Co. are in
Baltimore today, beginning courses
In effective letter writing. The in
struction lasts through December 2.
The Bank of Bethesda has just
paid out sl20,000 in Christmas saw
ings funds to 1000 club members.
Schools to See Exhibit.
The historical display OF Riggs
National Bank early depositors, can
celled checks and other data will
soon be placed at the disposal OF
Superintendent of Schools H. M.
Corning for use in the public schools,
Robert v. Fleming. head OF the bank,
said today The exhibit includes let
tiers written by Daniel Webster,
Henry Clay, Brigham Young. Win
field Scott, Francis Scott Key and
others.
Sales of gasoline have been on an
uptrend in the Fifth Federal Re-
serve District so far this year, the
Richmond Reserve Bank states.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 lN.--Fereign ex-
dollars. others in eents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. 7,s per cent discount or 92.43a4
Europe-Great Britain (pound, 81 .03A.
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures.
4.03,s. UNCHANGED: Great Britain 6O-day
futures, 4.O2ia. unchanged; Great Britain
9O-day futures, .02., unchanged:
France franc), ala OF cent. Of
.0O1s: Italy tlira) November fxed rate,
OO1 73e; October. 739: Sweden
Ckrona), o7.s5. unchansed: Switzerland
Qranc) (free), 25.O5, OF or Of q cent,
Latin America-Argentina freel. 2Osl I,
unchanged; Brazil free). $50, unchanged;
Mexico, 1883, unchanged
Evening star., 1948-11-29
| Brokers' Looms Gain
$242, 900, 900 in Week
By the A,,oeioted Press

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by men,
ber banks in New York City totaled
1892 900, 900 Wednesday, an increase
of $242, ,000, 900 from a week ago, and
an increase of 1920, 100000 from a
year ago.
Included was $567 100000 lent to
purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, an increase
Of $2l3, ,OO0 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Business Briefs

revenues II TUHl odS CdicS "a
American utilities totaled about
s283 100000 in the third 1948 quar-
ter. a gain of 93ce from the same
1e47 period-American Gas Asso-
citation. Commercial revenues were
up ILL.,: industrial revenues up
123G and residential revenues
up 7cc.
New Furniture Orders in october
dropped go below the preceding
month, but shipments for October
were 3ee above the preceding month
and 40 above year earlier
Seidman & Seidman. For 10 months
of 1948, orders were 1917 above
the same 1947 period and ship
ments were up l3oc.
Newspaper Advertising Lineage In
50 leading cities in october was llco
above the same 1947 month.-Medla
Records. In ten months. lineage
was 1879 above year earlier.
Central Railroad Co. Of New Jer-
sew should be permitted to wind up
its bankruptcy proceedings by mool-
fying outstanding obligations, an
ICC examiner recommended. Final
oral argument will be heard by the
full commission here January 5.
Glenn L. Martin Co. reported sales
in the third quarter totaled Sl5,l51,-
O46 VS.. S6,782,713 year earlier. Nine
months sales totaled SAL ,839 ,374 VS..
SIS ,120.
Continental Oil Co. has completed
a s5,800,0O0 expansion and moderni-
zation program at its Denver re-
finery.
B.F. Goodrich Co. has developed
a new latex compound that will
Withstand temperatures as high as
400 degrees F.
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
will ask stockholders to approve a
plan to buy for S43,00O,000 the in
terests of Mrs. Carrie Dohney OF
Los Angeles in the Coalinga Nose
field at Fresno, Calf Holders will
meet December 90 Purchase would
be financed by loans from insurance
companies and banks.
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co. declared
an extra dividend of 81, payable
January 8.
New Haven Clock Co. deferred
action on the quarterly dividend OF
221a cents on the preferred stock
due at this time.
Superior Oil Co. Of California
earned $14,917,474 or S35.26 a share
in IL months ended August 81 VS.
S4,866, 1897 or $115l in the previous
year
Illinois Central Railroad earned
S17.1O1 ,495 or S1191 in 10 months
ended October 81 VS.. $12,704, ,738 OF
$8.67 year earlier
New York Central Railroad Sys.
tenn had net income of S14.153. 1875 OF
s2.19 in 10 months ended October
81 VS.. S204,244 or cents in the
same 1947 period.
Wheeling g. Lake Erie Railwa,
earned s7,722,542 or s2147 in II
months ended october 81 VS.. $5,299,'
694 or $1316 year earlier.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines ne
for 10 months ended october 81 wa
$5,185,OO VS.. s2,106, 900 in the sam
1947 period.
Denver & Rio Grande Western
earned s6,048. .742 in 10 months end
ed October 81 VS.. $3,07O,481 a yea
earlier
New York, New Haven & Hartfor'
Railroad net for 10 months ende,
October 81 was 81 AL, ,233 VS.. a def
cit of $1,650,622 in the same 1874
period.
Metropolitan Edison Co. earne'
42,798,025 in nine months ende,
September 80 VS.. $2,546,9l5 yea
erlier.
Hercules Motors profit for thre
months ended September 80 wa
$2sl, l,037 or 90 cents VS.. $25S.S81 o
g cents In the same 1947 period.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Dividends Announced d
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

The Securities and Exchange Commission
reported these transactions by customers
with odd lot dealers or specialists on the
New York Stock Exchange for Noysmbes na i J, !
shares; 1885 sales involving 1885
shares including 81 short sales involving
For November ~: 1927 purchases In
yolvins $3.50 shares: 1,340 sales involv-
Ing SO, ,0s3 shares Including II short sales
involving 7S5 shares.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

Bush Terminal Co. elected A. P.
Zimmerman board chairman to sue
ceed the late Irving T. Bush. John
L. Hanigan was elected president.
Bureau Of Advertising, American
Newspaper Publishers Association,
appointed Donald @ Coster, Eastern
manager.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

TptHR&O 3s72 81 !
NEW YORK cTT~
50 so 1o3s
FOREIGN IL
Australia s. 81 100
Belgium rs IS Ill
Braz 3As 3 ser 50
Chile 6sJsn61 . ~
Copenhagn 6s62 70
Nex4s1 0asd46n 8
DOMESTIC IL
AmAirlines3s6o 90
Am&F p 6s2U3O -
Am T&T 2As67 1o9'
Am tat 2ks6l 1oy'
Am T&T 2AsSO 90
AmTobacco3s69 A lo2i
AtlRefn 2hs66 -
Balt6Oh 6s76B ~
5alt&Oh 6s960 81
Balt&sOh 5sM96 81
BIO CIV 4h20lO 50
B&OSouDiv5sS0 76'
B & o T c Is S5 90
Beth Stl 2As 20 90
Can Pac Il perp -.
Cn RI NJ IS 81 -
Cn RR NJ Is 81 So
CMStP4hs204A S3'
Chi&NW 4hsp9 -!
Col G&E 3Ms7l 1c2'
D&RGW 3.4s93 g.
DER in 4h20lS g!
Den&S L inc % 60
d b N 1st Il 96 rs
DetEd ev3s56wi 100
Det Edison $50 1o3
Hud&N # 81 81 81
Hud&N in 6s 81 a,
tCcStL AIS g 81
IntGtNor g. S. a.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

Int @ N lst6s52 TN
|IntHydroEl6s44 65k
Kan c Sou 4s76 1olA
|LehVal4s20O3st 81
|L&NAKC Is S. LOG
No Pac 6hs 20 26l4
Mo Psc IS so d .
No Pae 81 81 I e5lA
Mo Pae gn 4s rs A2H
N o T n s. 50 %
NYc # Is 20l3 TN
NYC 4hs20l3A ( 67A
| N z c con Is % 6o4s
|NYNHin4Ms'2 A7N
NYNHH 4s2007 6%A
NYOW # ~ %. 10
Nor Pac As 81 1o1A
Pae G&E So r. lolh
PacGas&E2 hS0 ~
PennCtAir31ss6s @6
Penn P&Lt 3s76 e7A
PennRRG41Ss65 2o3A
Phila n gas 81 99A
PtWva 4has60c 81
Rutin 1st4 AaA1 9ih
StLSanFrn4s07 e2
StL SW RI Is 90 1oolA
Seab in4las201e 67M
Shell On 2hs71 oSA
SoPacidc4hs8l ooaA
Sou Psc 4Ms 80 %
soPac4hsOr77 lolh
Texas Corp 3so61olN
Top 1st6s2000 119
Third Ave IS 90 -
Third Ave A. 90 ~
On Pae 2hs 9l- 0oh
q q Rub 2M 70 -
Va RAilvy 8s o6 03A
West Nd 4s 81 90A
Wegt Un 6s 81 1olA
West On Is 90 03A
WRtE ev2 AKaY4 oAZh
Evening star., 1948-11-29

Hickok Mfg. Co. elected Ray
Hickok board chairman. He will
continue also as president. Alan
Hickok was elected executive vice
president and general manager.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

pourIy Sales on the Exchange Today:
,,:no a mn 100 900 1900 noon $40 900
90 nn. 4eo 900 200 p.m.- 900 ooa
tIJnit OF tradine. 10 shares: Elm bang.
ruptcy or receiyership Or being reorsan-
lies Assumed BY such companies. Rates
annual disbursements based On tns lest
dizidends arc not inslqded sld sla. csllsa sH.y.
( Ex dividend. n II rishtsi hts. Also exs.s G..i,
OF OF stf stocf' Declared or paid 50 far thI
year fPayable IN stock, estimate,di .,i cash 4. ,,
4fa Iividend Or spiit.up. kDeelarsd Or psid
this year. an accumulative issue With
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting. PAYABLE
In stock. exact cash value undetermined
IN declaration data
Evening star., 1948-11-29
WASHINGTON Exchunqe

SALES
Potomac Electric Power common-15 at
1874.
washington Gas common-50 at %. 40
at Or. 10 at 81
WASHINGTON Gas 4.50 pf-10 at 1Ol, IS
at 1O1
National Capital Bank-3n at 2s1a.
Potomac Electric Power common-75 at
Evening star., 1948-11-29
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED 1ssU

A c P Brill WV
Alum Ltd Pa
Am Gas GEL 1b
Am Lit&T 1.2Oe
Am Maracaioo
mPt&ChB l ha
Am Republic ihs
Am Superpower.
atlas Corp " v
Atlas Ply 2ia
Babcock&W IA
6arlum Steel
Bell Tel Can o
Burma Ito
Carr Cons Bisc
Catalin Am .16e
Cent g. s W so.
Cit Service "a
clarostat Mfg--
Claude Neon
Clinch Coal A.
Colon Develop
Cont Fdv&M I
Creole Pet 800
Croft Brew
Crown Cent Pet
CrownDrug .16s
Cub Att Sug "a
Domestic Credit
East State Corp
El Bond&Sh he
EQUITY Corp lze
FairchldCm .3os
FansteelMet Ae
Gen Plywd .20p
Golddeld Cons
HaEeltine Corp !
Hecla Min l
Imp Oil Ltd "
Evening star., 1948-11-29
N. Y. Bond Market

LIST Only sf sHTscTEb fssKs
Evening star., 1948-11-29

WONIAU bANA I
IntBH&O 3s72 ~ II
Evening star., 1948-11-29

Ex dividend. b Books closed: Plus
. Paid 1o47. Unlisted. xr Elk rights.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
ARI. VA,-CLOSE IN

pet. brick; 8 bedrms., 2 baths, recreation
rrn. maids rm with bath; very reason
ably financed. Possession with settlement.
For further information call MR.. La
IONA MA LIZ -l9
Evening star., 1948-09-18
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIklA.
ID0VETON VA

1or,1, b,,naaIow, APPROX. q Of an acre
close ese' to Aexsndsrnlad ria ,b,, blk and z from from
saIow scHoUS has iiv.. rm., equipped kit, lse
EARNS tiled bath. all on floor; par
Seu,t nice grounds; full price, S9.450
50 500 cash needed; bal. on easy monthly
Evening star., 1948-09-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST COMM. DOWNTOWN-2-rm. suite
1ss r aa for buyers use Hes sps
terms that will suit your pocketbook
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. RE. 1916. Open
from Il. Atlas Theater HALL 4 BRc
4ofs .o9s MtNN ri ns svE Il NIM1ot iisl soxlae te
rented 81 PEI, my no lease lease: price; s; $
Brokers q protected Cali oWSERs NA
BETHEsDA-s11o Wis. .ve.-rvo 25,ft
Price, s2s,5oo. OWNER. wi. s1io. -ia
NIGHT CLUB Observation-Disclosures 3 yrs
od na eSntss check dnnE rdnm h
restaurant fxtures are installed: including
bar, ready to operate; price, $45, 600. real
estate ,,lyy. only. Ma. May accept trade OWNER
SALE BY OWNER, in. Groveton, Va. 2
aontsn. nd Msrshs bds sto7s kTB ry s9 bss sa
income. a5m .s:s ssssa A:o Hsp ehocs ri ssi tos s3
essh ss IN same a. block % With
oWNER' V7S ao'aI XGea N s4e7. sasn' ''' LII 'fu' us
sssmidst: Brick: . BATHS; : kits.. "a shop: 81.
ss spi bo. income 5000 posse,son
any part or all; $1,000 cash handles
Owner; no brokers. Box l74-Z, Star. Ia
IN A RAPIDLY IMPROVING section: 2.
| story brick bldg. having stories and
apts fully rented, low expense. Price. S45.
900. Substantial cash. See Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash. Bldg., DI
$500: ewes, CHI. e23S. 10
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL location. les.
Hotel; $4,000; terms. Call Mr.. Moore
MA 7712; ewes. TIE. 1876, HARRY
DREISEN. 6l8 Bond Bldg. -19
men. builders and ' investors 1st com
mercial corner, 1OOx1OO; plans to buile
5 stores. This is special section fol
cludes b-unit building rented for S31t
mont IN Act today. RE. 52l6. "a
Evening star., 1948-09-18
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

SECOND COMMERCIAL, 1890 IT. near
3. & o. R.R,;; in D. C; prominent anS f
readily accessible lot. Price low, or VII
lease Brokers invited. L. Z. F. PRINCE
owner. MI. 4466.
WIS. AVE. NV, opposite Calvert Thester:
nice 6-rm and bath house: with front en-
trance directly on sidewalk: 1st u. leveI
with street; reasonably priced. To see can
JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SONS Reators
5G5 Z. Capitol ST., Ii. 0129; ewes. RE.
2019. -~S
n 800 TO S4,sO0-1s St commercial choice
bldg. sites, fronting Georsis ave. or vsirs
Mil I'd, wheaton Triangle; exceptional
oppors. to purchase good business iocs :
zion Ia a fast-srowing community. near
cali coFFMAN REALTY CO. 93s WAYNE
ave, Silver Spring, sH. 4123. Ewes. q, and
Sunday, SH. 0165- -zo
FIRST COMMERCIAI-weh have number
of fne commercial properties. ranging m
price from $4,000 Up FOR aetahs oo3, esh
sHocksEEYo q MooRHEAD' AD' Ers geSi'
sgs eh ACRES on Rt. 80, near the Iairfax
Thester, Improved with 5-rnn. and pain
cottage. This property has more tnan
3o0.H' frontase on the blvd and is suit
sole % for s..nfy sesaoom aao ,r,t .ouT.s. Tss
Der % a. II For further informs ton ssal ssll
sNTfH REAL ESTATE Co. Ch' sVv'
GL. o4e4.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BUSlNESS FkOPEkI1 tOk ksNl.
PHOTO LABORATORY with once. -devel,
oping room, drying room, studio and store
room: parking in rear LYON. INC.
81 ST. N.w.-Approximately a,4o0 %
IT.. whole or part; vacant. Reas. WASH
INGTON REALTY CO, GE. $500.
SILVER SPRING. Monteomery Hills area
new BLDG. lst commercial, 1900 50. #
ast A., excellent for drug store: bsmt.
Ind and 3rd floors 8 suites. suitable for
ofices. medical and professional, or livins
quarters. Can be divided Phone SH
800 SO. FEET, End commercial space
available; central downtown location.
ST., NV. Phone MA. 2O73 for particulars
Principals only. 30
1885 goth ST. N.W-New 2-story store
and ONCE building; fireproof, air cooled
shipping entrance to alley; End com
mercial. JACOBSON BROS, 1925 18th
ST. NV, DI. 2126. -19
1878 18th ST. N.W-Four large rooms
outside lighting; suitable for ofices .or
small business; small storage room; also
2 garages on soft. alley. S135 per month
lease.
1918 M st. n.w.-Entire bldg, Q room,
and basement, $3.50 per mo: Allowance
for redecoration.
Used car or parking lot X st. near North
Capitol 3sxl50. $3.50 per mo.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INvEsTMEh1 PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PkOpekII fON SN.E
APT. SITE: houses with eolOTed on2oxim oGeq y,
near qo the 81 new W. aeorse @ washinston Hospital
Moore: Ma. TIE; ewes; TIE. 1896 HARRY
pTsaffE ip1FAMffY APT. T SCI a5o with s. a91
QUICK, owner, 81. 7731; ewes. RA. "a. "a S
n.foaI s.2 kEsSh96 sSHIa6 silsy M on side and fssr
now Improved with 47family yo hat; a6 rentsss 1ss
SS5AEEx SATx df.EL7 Hi ri ftA4 II n 1s
near New Hamp. ave. nv: 2 apts'
sfa5@ sfsaea pass aR,. hsys $3.50 SsdF 5fzf!
BAUMAN. l7,e7 X st. NV MA. SO dgSs
sGyssos;RGpEIoWN. syss; Mp of near soth and M SITS. NV
ssSEe consider Hna trade. s 1, q. WHITE. ME, 4i7a
sEssj STsR WI gsth eseS aSp COLUMBIA RD.-4-stor,
income spprox. So 500. down payment
Sa7, 800: bal. monthly out Of rents, Ca
NJ. TsIyeg: rs Sligo $780, with E. M. Fey
NEAR sHG WI I4th a'4N AND KENYON SITS. NV
Semidetached. converted into 3 spts,; an an
sRts' HitS WMi M. n. rHRoccKMoRToN, Real,or
slUSiT II STg BRICK APT. BLDG. only yrs
old, showing substantial income and excel
,ent investment opportunities North
Arlington location. adj. to shopnins Ger cen
Ton G. SMITH. 4219 Wilson blvd q"
COON coon SPOT FOR SMALL INVESTOR. 4
furn. apts., rent S2,440 per " Only
$500 down. SAM RosEY. AID. 210o
SEVERAL GOOD INVESTMENT properties
for sale In downtown ares FOR compssSe coIpsgI
information, call WALLACE B; AGNE"'
~ asGNIT '1I APT. HoGsE. yrs, old. in good
cond., close to all conveniences; sood e
section. For further Information cali Nh
EsTTRf sRu1 ~ 0ossyLr,xur. osyyl .hi. investment
yoursen; income. 81 .020: expenses, approx
"a 900 Sale price. $4,000. well-designea
hrick, In good neighborhood. mos. old.
before am. 81. 9211. p. d. F0sD'
BETHESDA AREA, Potomac Hunt Club
section Is acres Just on River I'd, near
proposed shopping center. 7h miles from
District line: $4,000; terms, "a cash.
EDWARD G. ADAMS CORP, OIL. 24s2,
NEAR CONN. AND NEW HAMPsHiBE
semidet. brick, ideal for
hotel or guest house, has S45 900 lst trust.
$3.50 cash will handle: immediate
possession To inspect call Mr. Sparks,
DU. 2aa5 or 81. $500. with r. J.
sIMMY sIefHMMY DUPLEX. sonv NJ. section;
each ap,,; has gas a. snoyinn%S % SoSd pE sssr5n IN
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