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"a great man, great event or q
great idea OF national signifi-
canoe and Importance" For such
special issues, he declared, there
should be great public interest and
demand The subjects should lend
themselves to adequate portrayal
or proper symbolization" within the
dimensions of stamps of familiar
sizes and each proposal must be
considered not only from its phila-
telic aspect but from standpoint
of utility in its elemental use =
in transmitting mail matter"
When' Stamps Magazine asked
Leon Helguera, well-known artist,
to name his choice of the most
beautiful of all United States
stamps, he chose the .2-cent George
Washington issue of 1908, based on
Houdon's bust. ''The classic beauty
Of this design makes its appeal
eternal he explained. Nobody
ever said anything like that about
what Is called modern art"
The Collectors Club of Reading, ;,
Pa, has supplied the postmaster of
that city with a slogan canceling
die reading: Reading, Pa, Bicen-
tennial-1948." This device will be
employed on mail during the whole
calendar year. Readers desiring
specimens may send stamped, self
addressed envelopes with clippings
of The Stars notice concerning it.
The postmaster's name is Walter A.
Ringler.
Eleven volumes of rare Rhode
Island covers, accumulated by Prof.
Robert F. Chambers Of Brown Uni
versity, have been conveyed to the
Rhode Island Historical Society un-
der the terms of his will.
The National Federation Of Stamp
Clubs is checking public opinion
on suggestions for stamps in honor
of the cowboy philosopher Will
Rogers, first asked for in 1885;
the Southern poet, Sidney Lanier;
veterans of the Spanish American
War, and K-9 heroes of World War
II. Also a stamp commemorating
the Marquis de Lafayette and
stamp to advertise a century of
peace between the United States
and Canada.
From the postmaster general of
Australia comes this photograph Of
the new Id stamp in compliment to
Princess Elizabeth. When her royal
great great grandmother, Queen
Victoria, was about the same age
22-her portrait was reproduced on
the famous Penny Black, the first
Evening star., 1948-01-25
Camera Fan Offers
Tips on Pictures
Prise Contribution .
By Ellen Marie Sheets, l3-
La Plata (Md.) High School

La Fiofo tNAd.l H'9n Sehoo'
Hunting with a camera is fun. AL
that is needed is camera. some
films and some paper to take
notes on.
Birds and animals, flowers and
fungi, are interesting subjects. A
dogwood tree in bloom makes a very
pretty picture. Groups of fungi may
be taken so that ray OF sunshine
hitting part of them gives a wood
land effect. Another pretty subject
is a birds nest with eggs in it.
In winter, feeding grounds can
be made SO as to get pictures OF
birds and even rabbits. Put a board
on a post or tree stump so that 1t
Is about waist high, and place
crumbs of bread or grains OF corn
or wheat on it, and then wait until
the birds show up. Walk slowly
toward the feeding post with the
camera sighted on the birds. When
you get close enough to make a good
picture, snap 1t.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
Safety Circus Talks
By Dick Mansfield

Pupils of six District schools will
hear chalk talks this week by In
spector Dick Mansfield, director of
The Stars school safety program
and former chief of detectives.
The Safety Circus" cartoon talks
are sponsored by The Star, in CO.
operation with school authorities of
the District and nearby Maryland
and Virginia. This weeks schedule
Tomorrow. IL am, Garrison at Grimke;
1:15 pm, Harrison at Grimke.
Tuesday, IL am. Slowe.
Wednesday. II am. walker Jones at
Douglass-Simmons.
Thursday, II an, Ambush -smaliWood
at Bowen.
Friday, IL Am, Birney.
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Snowfakes

SnoWfiakes are made OF frozen
water vapor, rather than frozen
water.
The fanciest snowf1akes are formed
at relatively high temperatures.
The crystals of snowfiakes are
transparent and reflect light in so
many directions that they appear
white.
Snow makes fine insulation.
Nearly all snowfakes are six
sided, as are honey bees cells.
The patterns of snowflakes are
preserved now by plastic process.
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Contest Rules

1. Pupils of elementary and Junior
and senior high schools are eligible
to write and draw for The Junior
star As many as hve prizes Of. 81
are awarded for the best original
contributions published each week:
Contributors Of material OF special
merit will be designated Junior star
reporters and issued cards identity.
Ing them as such.
2. Written contributions must be
on one side Of paper and, Il typed.
should be double spaced. Drawings
must be In black-and-white and
should be mailed nat, not rolled or
3. All contributions must bear the
name. age, address, telephone num-
ber and school Of the author.
L. The editors choice Of winners
Is fnal and he may publish any
contribution in whatever form be
thinks best, regardless Of whether it
is awarded prize. He also may
withhold payment for contributions
found not to be original Checks for
prizes awarded today will be mailed
before the end of the week.
3. Contributions should be ads
dressed to the editor Of The Junior
star, 727 Star Building. 1l01 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, washinston 4.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
Stuart Pupil Finds Ne1v Use
For old Wire Coat Hangers
By Edword A. Greene

Stuart Junior High School
his time making dolls old wire coat hangers cotton
stunhng and old
begins by shaping Next he the
figure clothes
features and expressions
Evening star., 1948-01-25

An auction of foreign and domes-
tic stamps and covers will be held
by the Washington Philatelic Society
in its new headquarters at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and X streets
NV, Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Evening star., 1948-01-25

The Collectors Club Of Washing
ton will meet at 1912 Ninth street
NV, Tuesday evening at 8.
Evening star., 1948-01-25

postal adhesive ever issued by any
government. 1t is fair question to
ask: Has postage stamp designing
as an art improved or declined in
the past 100 years? The Australian
design is very pretty, but it does not
possess the quality OF perfection
which characterized its most remote
forerunner.
The 18th annual national stamp
exhibition of the Association of
South Jersey Stamp Clubs, SOJEx
1913, will be held in the ballroom OF
the Walt Whitman Hotel, Camden,
N. j., Friday to Sunday, March 5
to 7, inclusive. ...,..... .,- ..-.,
Catalogues for an auction of goth
century European stamps are being
circulated by the Mercury Stamp
Co., 522 Fifth avenue, New York.
The 23d annual guide to pre-
cancel stamp collecting will be pub
lished shortly by Gunesch, 80 West
Washington. Chicago. at Is cents a
copy to meet cost of printing and
mailing.
Yesterday was the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. Catherine L. Man
ming, philatelic curator of the
Smithsonian Institution, "First
Lady of American Philately."
The Rev. James S. AlbertSon, pas
tor of the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church, has been a stamp collector
since boyhood. He counts the world
his field and does not specialize in
any one conner OF it.
The Francis Scott Key stamp
probably will be issued at both
Baltimore and Frederick.
AS anticipated, the stamps Of Ro-
mania are being taken over by
the Bolsheviks. One new set win
publicize the so-called Union of
Youth Workers." another will mark
the Tooth anniversary of the revolu-
ton of 1848.
A meeting of the Capital Pre-
cancel Club will be held at Weeks
Stamp Shop, 1929 New York ave-
nue. NV, at 8 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
The Collectors Club Of Washing
ton will meet at 1912 Ninth street
NV, Tuesday evening at 8.
An auction of foreign and domes-
tic stamps and covers will be held
by the Washington Philatelic Society
in its new headquarters at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and X streets
NV. Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Evening star., 1948-01-25

A meeting of the Capital Pre-
cancel Club will be held at Weeks
Stamp Shop, 1929 New York ave-
nue. NV, at 8 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
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Stamps, Aceess0f1es
PhiIatelic Literature
KARL F. EDLER
1911 G st. NV. RE. 57s2
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IS Unsorted Newfoundland, 25e. A real
value. Meyfoir Stomp Co., S6 ResoI Rd.,
Toronto 10. Canodo.
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COINS, American and fore,sn gold. silver
antiques, cameras, highest prices paid
Henner 402 10Th It. NV D1 1905
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STAMPS AND COINS.

For BEGINNERS or Specialists.
Collections Bought and Sold.
5I3 Sixth st. NV. EX. $500.
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1905 Penn. Ave. NV. Tel. NE. 0OlA
MADISON STAMP SHOP
1913 Eye St. medical Center) NV.
stamps and Coins Bought and Sold
n pETR0UTSA
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LARGE picteriaIs, Austria artists 1OJ
compl. for 10e, with approvah
RoSENBAuM co.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Truman Starts Cruise Today;
South Plans New Outburst

man conference to get another
presidential candidate.
The South Carolinian said such 1
session would be for the best inter.
est Of the party and he expected one
to be scheduled by Democratic lead
ers who opposed the President.
Senator Johnston also told q re-
porter he plans to confer soon with
Edward j. Flynn, New York Demo-
cratic national committeeman, on
the possibility Of New York taking
the. lead in disavowing Mr.. Truman
as candidate.
He made that suggestion to Mr.
Flynn recently in a letter. He said
Mr.. Flynn replied: THE subject can
hardly be disposed OF by corre-
spondence. I hope that If you are
in New York you will get in touch
with me so we can talk the entire
matter overt
Senator Johnston said he had been
discussing opposition to Mr.. Truman
with Democratic leaders from other
States, including West Virginia and
Oklahoma.
Democratic Survey Urged.
One Democratic leader, whom
Senator Johnston would not iden-
tify, sent him a copy of a letter to
j. Howard McGrath. chairman Of
the Democratic National Commit
tee, suggesting that the committee
conduct survey of the party "as
was done by Jim Farley In 1882"
If President Truman knew the
true situation" this Westerner
Evening star., 1948-04-01

New anti Truman rlmblings came
out Of the South today as the Pres
ident prepared for a short trip
that viii bring him face-to-face
with Gov. Tuck Of Virginia. who
has been spearheading the opposi-
ton to the Presidents civil rights
program.
Bound for Williamsburg, Va.
where he will receive an honorary
degree tomorrow at william and
Mary College, Mr.. Truman, accom-
panied by Mrs. Truman and their
daughter, Margaret, leaves the Cap
ital at 6 pm. today on the presi-
Dental yacht Williamsburg. He will
make a leisurely overnight cruise
through the Potomac and York
Rivers and arrive In Yorktown early
tomorrow. There he will take an
automobile for the drive to Will
liamsburg.
At exercises at II am, the Pres
ident, Gov. Tuck, Viscount Alex
ander, Governor General OF Canada,
and william Mackenzie King. Can
ada's retiring Premier, will receive
honorary degrees. Gov. Tuck will
welcome the visitors.
Canadian American Day.
The occasion has been designated
as Canadian-American Day and
was arranged to commemorate Mr.
Mackenzie Kings 20 years as head
of the Dominion government.
The newest Southern outburst
came from Columbia, s. c., with a
call for Southern States Democratic
chairmen to meet at Atlanta April
IL and 13 to develop further plans
for combating Mr.. Truman's civil
rights plan.
w. P. Baskin. chairman OF the
South Carolina Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, issued the call In
which State chairmen of Florida
Georgia and Louisiana joined.
1--WE hope this conference will be
the forerunner of q large confer
ence of State Democratic leaders to
coordinate efforts to preserve local
self government and States rights,
MIR. Baskin said.
Urges Anti Truman Farley.
At the same time, Senator john
ston, Democrat, Of South Carolina
said q South Dakota Democratic
leader whom he did not name had
suggested a Nationwide anti-Tru-
Evening star., 1948-04-01

, wrote, she would step aside and aic
In selection OF q candidate wht
could win"
Democrats took to television las,
night to celebrate the Tooth ami.
versary Of the party's national COM
mittee. A four-city hook-up linked
Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York.
Gael Sullivan, the national COM
mittee's executive director, made
his appearance from Baltimore and
had hard words for Henry wallace's
third party, and the Republicans,
too.
He said the third party is court
ing cheap popularity with some
unthinking voters" by offering a
quick solution of the worlds ills.
But Mr.. Sullivan declared peace
at any price is no bargain"
The Republicans, he added, are
making promises, they can't keep,
such as telling the voters that de-
fenses can be strengthened and
taxes cut while keeping the Ma
tion's financial house in order.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

Sacramento by plane to visit his
brother, going by car to Dingville.
The reunion took place in front Of
q general store.
After the men shook hands, there
was q pause, then the general said,
You're Bill, all right. There's no
doubt about that"
Several of the stores customers
watched the reunion, along with
some Of Williams neighbors who
had known him as just plain Billy
Smith.
Later last night Gen. Hurley re-
turned to Sacramento and boarded
a plane to fly to Washington.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Gen. Hurley Meets Brother
He Believed Dead 81 Years

bT fhS NsS6eIdfed FFeSS
MARYSVTLLE, Calf. April L.
Maj. Gen. Patrick Hurley met his
brother last night for the first time
In more than As years.
The. general had believed william
Hurley was killed in Mexico 81 years
ago. Then, several weeks ago, he
got q long distance call from VIII
liam.
Yesterday Gen. Hurley came to
Evening star., 1948-04-01
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. A-2r
4.

ernment In Cuba In 1899. Except
for short period, he has been en-
ployed by the Government ever
since.
His associates are to give him q
party this afternoon.
Mr.. Larry,s wife died In 1912. He
has four sons, Lawrence Larry, q
science teacher at Randall Junior
High School: Charles A. Larry, a
clerk In the Veterans Administra-
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Scion Larry, 10, Retires;
AT Years in U. 5. Service

Scion Larry. 10, 1902 S street
NV, head of the stockroom in the
Labor Department, retired yester-
day after Al years of Government
service.
He started with the military gov
Evening star., 1948-04-01

ton; Chauncey B. Larry, Q teacher
at Shaw Junior High School, and
Milton Larry. playground director.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
DICK BASSETT, CH. 5O57
OPEN 2 TO (

Country Club, S22 5OO-3sl5 No Up.
land ST., Arl.-Delightful 3-bedrm. 2is-
gath ga brk home. on lovely wooded lot lss
2Oxl4, with 3 exposures; frepl cheerful
din. et rm; l4xl2; fully equipped kit. o.
d IL; screened .;I porch z twin-sized bedrms
quite unconventional, being OF studio
Type, 2oxl4: unusually lge. closets. fuil
oil heat; y block to bus; close to grads
school; vacant. Drive out Lee highway TO
Gle6e rd; turn right, continue on Glebs
10 10 opland' turn right to 3Sl5 and Open
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LEE HElGHTS-$15,95O

Open today. 80 to 5. broom brick Va
cant. 4705 22nd st. North. Arlington
Make deposit and move right in this at
stricted environment of Lee Heights. and
only ? SOS. from bus and shopping centers
on Glebe rd. and Lee highway. 1t has liv-
ins room with fireplace, lovely dining room,
equipped kitchen down; 2 master bedrooms
and tiled bath up; full basement oil heat;
large screened living porch: dandy level
lot. Priced at S15,960. On reasonable
ternS See Il tadayL
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIR6INIA,
OPEN l TILL DARK

4 well-planned home Of brick and stone,
in conv. neighborhood: spacious rooms,
lovely Colonial fireplace in a lax2s liy.
kitchen: good-sized bedrms. and bath
on End H.. stairs to storage attic; lge
light basement with outside entrance,
copper plumbing, gas heat; situated on
level lot; blk. from transp.; conv. financ-
ing. We invite your inspection. Direc-
tions: Out Wilson blvd. past Glebe rd. to
N Greenbrier St, turning left~to 800 and
Open" sign.
SEWELL REALTY co.
a 8. Glebe rd. at Lee blvd, OK. O217,
Gil. 1s7s-9574. Open 8 to 8.
OPEN TODAY, AFTER PM.
29Ol Valley Circle. Alex.. Pentagon per-
sonnel. Full price. Sl7.95O; 5 minutes
from your once; only S4,450 cash and
assume S13,5O0 trust for this fne 2-story
in one Of the most beautiful wooded sec
tion In this Virginia area; high elevation
on q circle; containing 3 bedrms.. spacious
living and dining rms, beautifully equip
ped kitchen and front entrance hall, full
Dry basement, gas &C. heat, laundry
tubs, outside entrance; large, well shrubbed
and wooded lot; 1t will pay you to see
this before buying elsewhere on Russell
rd., at the cannon, UP the hill on West
Braddock ,rd,, left on Valley dr., left on
Quincy, right on Valley Circle to open
sign R; l.. RHINE REALTY CO, 6O7
Prince St, Alex, Va. TIE. 8426; ewes,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OVER 800 SO. FIT; n5x39l, in End comml;
ne We;v oWNER' 2Ms sEnnr NA s257: a
reconditoned home, with rooms on 1st
rooms on end floor suitable for ofices OF
apt. Very busy street in Clarendon, Va.
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO, OK.
44s5; ewes, OW. 44s5. GIL. 2241
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, dark room;
suitable light manufacture. etc 11th and
3044
GOOD DOWNTOWN LOCATION. for clubs,
organizations. etc; Is rooms, 2la baths.
Dec l., 935 G pi NV THOS D.
ARLINGTON. VA. on Columbia pike
Six-room brick. ideal for doctors ofics
or any other kind of ONCE space. ".
EHRHARDT. agent. GIL. 1855. 80
WAREHOUSE, 5000 to $4,000 50. it, ware.
house space. oficeS, parking lot, convenient
northern suburban location, best suitable
for national company, for storage and
distribution plant or light manufacturing.
State type of business and term lease de.
sired. Box 415-J. Star rs
92s ST. N.W.-Entire End floor, heated.
approx ] 900 SO. it, suitable any business.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE 5000.
st-COMMERCIAL BRICK BLDG. $500
SO. TT. ideal for distributor: has ofhce dis.
Play aHS xaFsho.fs re- AP 3l9a ooo
TT. with store in front and large parking
area, 2601 Wilson blvd. Suitable for
skating rink bowling alley, garage. Call
MRS WAYS NO 3343
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JEFFERSON PARK

Alexandria. Open daily. 1-6 p.m.-Here
Eome. situated in the finest community in
Alexandra: built on wooded lot, .oO'x
l15'. House consists of 3 bedrooms. ] on
floor with complete baths. 2 closets IN
master bedroom: living room with fire-
place. full-size dining room and Milady
dream kitchen with de luxe kitchen cab
inets, de luxe gas range, 1919 Kelvinator
refrigerstor; full. dry basement gas air
conditioned heat, attached garage; near
schools, churches. transportation and
shopping 10 minutes to Pentagon or air
port Come and see this beautiful home.
To reach: Out Russell rd. to Mansion Or.
or Woodland ter right on Virginia ave.
to Clay st. and open sign, right on Clay
st. to house 25Os. Price. S22 800. BOLTON
IL CLARK. Custom Builders. OV. 2l24
TIE 1000 Ext 334 2kS
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OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, 1-6.
Only 2 left; brand-new Cape Cod style
Church, nr. transp. shopping and schools;
price, Sl3, 50, excellent financing can
be arranged. To reach: Drive out Lee
hwy. to stoplight in Falls Church. turn
right on Broad st. to West St, turn right
on West st. to Lincoln ave. and our
open sign.
YEONAS REALTY
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRc,hlA.
8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Open today. 2 It'll dark: finest neiEhbor-
hood: large rooms, excellent liv. rm. with
Colonial fireplace, rec. rm., attractive
yard; strictly Q family buy, in an area OF
conveniences. Inspect this property today
We want an offer. Out Lee blvd, right
at Glebe I'd. to Wash. blvd. (2nd traffc
Light. left 8 blocks to sign.
WRIGHT REALTY co.
Realtors, 41o1 Columbia pike CHI. 1900
OPEN l TO 5 Pm. SUNDAY
Ashton Notwithstanding bedrms and
inclosed heated sleeping porch on 2nd
floor; recently redecorated from ground
up: st floor, large charming living rm
24x16. with fireplace; large front porch
with concrete floor. family-size dining rm
with French doors opening to den, spa
cious kitchen. rm. for downstairs bath.
hiTh fnx 4. rd:.. z bath nsH fully Insulated, beaut
sidewalk: reduced in price; substantial
cash, cash down; own, de minute to Pentagon. To
Route No. 80 or Lee blvd. rs miles to
n. Jackson st., turn right 2 blocks to N
l st St. right to 1928 and open sign
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Downstairs Bedrm. and Bath
ESTATE


Spectacular value in new brick and
stone rambler, on 4 gorgeous wooded "a
acre site overlooking the Potomac: min
utes from Key Bridge; fawless floor plan
offers 3 bedrooms and 2 tile baths, maid s
room and bath, recreation room. 2-car
garage. spacious side porch. slate roof;
priced below market value with substan-
tial cash. THE BRANT CO.. Arlington
Sales once. Brant Bldg. 1884 Wilson
blvd, GIL. 1915. OK. O52O. rs
OPEN, 2 TO 5
201 West Greenway blvd. Falls Church,
SI9,950. 4 bedrooms. 1lz baths brick
home, on high elevation First floor. liv
room. with fireplace, picture window, at,
tractively dec. din. room, equipped kit. ,
bedrooms snd 7, tiled bath screened
porch. Second floor. i! very large bed;
rooms, plus 9x12 dressing room. one tiled
bath: large bsmt.. oil heat. copper plumb
ing. bnilt-n ear: ] block from school and
trans Vacant. Approx. $1,000 cash. Sl20
per mo. Drive ont Lee hwv. /, mile past
traf1c liRht in Falls Church to Greenway
blvd. turn right - block to 20l and open
ciCn
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eG8oh6bIy pfICeu.
MARY THOMPSON
BEVERLY HILLS

Studio liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bedrm; and
bath screened porch. 1st d; bedrms,
tiled bath. 2nd A.; 90-ft. lot; $4,000.
By OWNER No agents. TIE. 66S4
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LUCILLE COOK
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

s-sToRY MODERN BRICK BLDG, south.
west D. C.; 95xloO; recently appraised,
= o4;o aon,,I 600; MAKE offer; Box l37-K. Star
msreia aooMs; iforara8a BAras; oil heat Ist
tached garage; in Al condition; on Mt,
Pleasant NV; ideal for any kind Of bus: IS:
terms Cali ST. 5757. C. pSToi j. YoUNG 99 i69a S99a
Vermont Vermont ave. We need . experienced
ANACOsTIA-oaae Nichols ave se-,,,
commercial; corner lot 5OxI 20: lge. arm'
home; home price. $222 500. HARTMAN REALTY.
Wy IMC.i i345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 44OO,
CORNER STORE BLDG. by owner; k.,
loc close in: return over 49,; a. Isl
1ma0rtgage; M about $4,000 cash required.
H 1si. All 4SD Il isiI e. Goth Sf sr Nw-s47, ,oo
and S37,500., respectively One New Or.
leans neads,ad and other WILLIAMSBURG fronts; re-
out first floor of which is over cement .
siie iavatories in each building, with tile
SN9~er fMC IN one. WEINBERG & BUSH.
GOLDEN SLIPPER TAVERN for sale or
lof rent; Desirable commercial property
Del County, Maryland. New modern build.
ing on State hwy. up-to-date equipment;
good opportunity for enterprising party.
noon. FRED E VoGEs, SSI Main ST..
Annapolis. Maryland.
DOWNTOWN. Just west Conn ave First
commercial II'4 lStn ST. NV; store and
apartment in good condition; gas heat Inn
mediate possession. Property must be seen
TO be appreciated WA 1896. oS.
ARLINGTON, VA.-We have several sites
ranging from 5000 SO. it. to an acre, zoned
Tor commercial and light industrial use,
located near Shirlington business area and
Shirley hwy; railroad facilities available,
w. S. HOGE. Jr.. Realtor. CHI. $500, 3Sl6
Lee hwy Not open Sunday. 90
ONE STORY BRICK STORE, on Ga. ave.
nr. N. H ave; good location for any type
OF business; BY owner; bargain for quick
sale, by appointment. Call RA. S996 aftet
10 am -2S
4th AND X SITS. s.w.-valuable comm.
cor. store and upper f., owner leaving
town. Reduced to Si695O. DI $3.50. -2S
PLEASE NOTE business property for sale
at auction known as Farmers Hardware,S
MINI, AVE. s.E.-Ist commercial, with
brick house; excellent location; large lot;
good for shop. doctor, dentist, lawyer,
funeral home. Mr. Mcdonnell. TR 1852,
with T: PAUL MUDD, exclusive broker.
24OS MINI. ave. Sc. -2S
Mr.. 18th and Irving SITS. NV.
lst commercial. Contains q rooms. 2iS
baths. huorescent lighting; full basement
has dark room, "a bath, new oil INV heat,
outside entrance. Property in excellent
condition. Large 1st mortgage, small down
payment. For further information call
Mr.. Hunter, Ma. $500; ewes. and week ends.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont
ARLINGTON

Large 6-rm. new brick, "a bath, 1st A.
din rn. and kit, > master bedrms. ano
childs rm., large closet in each room full
bath upstairs, recr. rm. with firepl., laun-
cation, close to schools, stores and bus
Sale by builder. $4,000 under the mar
ket 5000 oond st n CHI 1874 -2S