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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-16
Yulehde Concert
10 Be Given By
Lutheran Church

The twenty-voice choir of the
First Lutheran church will pre-
sent a concert Of Christmas mu-
sic at the church, Second Avenue
and Auburn street, Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock, the Reverend
p. j. Luvaas announced this week.
The concert will be under the
direction of Mrs. Paul O'Hearn
and Patricia Wot,d Brown will
appear as guest soloist, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Luvaas at the piano.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-16

1047, Durocher said farmers told
him, but the moisture was sufdc.
lent to produce q satisfactory
stand.
Durocher pointed out that the
people Of Kennewick may be In.
clined to lose sight Of the i'm.
portance Of grain growing here
in view Of the industrial activity
at Richland and fruit growing In
the Highlands. Production Of
wheat IS q very important part
Of the industrial Life Of Kenne-
wick and no doubt always VIII
be, Durocher commented.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-16

next four years is about the same
as during this year, and that pro-
duction of beef, veal, lamb. and
mutton will be down while pork
goes up. He said stockmen for
several years have been selling
more cattle and sheep than they
raised. They may start holding
back young stock in a year or so
to increase their herds and flocks,
and this will reduce the amount
of beef, veal, lamb and mutton
available.
However, larger grain supplies
will bring more hogs, making to-
tai meat production about the
same as in 1913. So it looks like
hogs viii be cheaper in relation
to beef, veal, and lamb than Ia
recent years. Hog feeding should
remain profitable In this state
until at least next fall"
Hobson said the fluid milk out
look is good for four or five years
because: Buying power Of con-
sumers is likely to average high.
Population in Washington has In
creased about 40 per cent In the
last eight years. The number Of
milk cows In the state Is the small
lest in 10 years. Costs should in-
crease little or none, with feed
likely to be inexpensive except
In years Of short crops and other
costs should be up only slightly
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-16

Social etiquette Of the 1905 de-
creed that elaborate, silk-fringed
Christmas cards be delivered on
Christmas day by uniformed foot
men using the family coach.
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Miss Helen Luvaas. daughter
Of Rev. and Mrs. Luvaas, who Is
visiting her parents during the
holidays, win play the organ pre-
lude.
The complete program is as fol-
lows:
/. Prelude
2. Invocation - Christmas Story
8. ID Lo, How a Rose - Prae-
torius
y Salvation is Created -
Tschesnokoff -..
81 Today There is Ringing -
F. M. Christensen -. :
4. Solos - Patricia Wood Brown
ID He Shall Feed His Flock
Handel a.a
y Ave Maria - Schubert
S. ID Beside Thy Cradle - Bach
- Song Of Mary - Fischer
Kranz
- At Thy Feet - Bach
6. Offering
z. ID God So Loved the World
. Stainee
y In Mirth and in Gladness
- Niedt
% Open Our Eyes - Mac
Farlane
a Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing - Mendelssohn.
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EASTERN STAR

EASTERN STAR
All Eastern Star members are
urged to have their canned fruit
for the fruit barrel at the Mason
ic Hall before Monday, Dec. 20.
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Special Yule cards have been
designed to congratulate the g.
800, 900 persons whose birthdays
tall during Christmas week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25

the island commissary with the
equivalent of about Is U. S.
cents a day as wages.
The Clunies-Ross family has
subsidized food prices, so that
costs are held down.. and many
islanders have good credit bal
ances at the commissary. They
hope to buy consumer goods in
Singapore when present high
prices drop.
The governor said an agricul-
tural expert who accompanied
him found the soil very poor.
suitable only for coconuts, so
crop diversification will not
solve the problem.
One answer, he said, may be
development of coconut by
products, as the disable husks
and fibres now ire discarded.
He hopes to interest trustees of
the Clunies-R Ross estate in this
possibility.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
NOISE FROM STARS

Sydney-AP-Two Australian
scientists are going to New Zea-
land shortly to try to track down
those tricky noises that come
out of space. The noises are heard
on ultra shortwave radio receiv-
ers. Their cause is unknown.
They are believed to come from
the Milky Way. The noises sound
something like the static that
is heard on an ordinary radio re-
ceivef.
The two Australian scientists.
J. G.. Bolton and G.. j. Stanley.
are attached to the Sydney Sci
entific and Industrial Research
Council.
Technical Secretary A. ]. Higgs
of the radio physics laboratory
of the council says: Bolton and
Stanley are the closest of any
scientists in the world today to
establishing the exact source of
strong eosmic noises. They are
now on the road to finding out
what stars may be responsible
for the noises. They know the re-
gion-somewhere near the Milky
Way"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
CocoS Island
Are Paradise In
Pacific Ocean
APP Newsfeatures

Singapore-One of the small
est units in Britain's empire,
the Cocos Islands, today has
1000 more people than it needs.
This was the estimate of Sir
Franklin Crimson, governor of
Singapore, after a recent visit
to the coral islands l,l00 miles
southeast of Singapore.
Also known as the Keelings,
the islands have been leased
for the past 100 years to the
Clunies-R Ross family, a member
of which originally discovered
and settled them. The crop
from about one million coconut
trees is the only commercial
product of the little islands, al
though an important cable and
wireless relay station is located
there, and the Royal Air Force
built a landing strip which was
abandoned after the war.
The governor said the island
ers now totalled about 1900,
mostly of Malay stock. but the
coconut industry as now oper-
ated required only about 300.
There are no educational facili-
ties, the food supply is extra
ordinarily limited, and the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
w. B. Herring
Urges Beef. Milk
Cattle Farming

w. B. Herring, president of the
Pascagoula-Moss Point bank, ad-
dressed the Pascagoula Rotary
club Wednesday on the future for
beef and milk cattle farming in
Jackson county.
MFR. Herring gave a resume of
his trip to Northeast Mississippi
and of his observations of farm
ing operations in that area. He
also told of his contacts with the
Agricultural Extension depart
ment of Mississippi State college
and of a weeks tour with these
men on certain farms in the
Northeast section of the state.
These agricultural authorities
told me that every type of grass
suitable for cattle grazing can be
grown in abundance here in
jackson County" he said, ''and
that the cost of preparing the
ground and adding suitable chem
icals could be done at a minimum
cost"
Mr. Herring pointed out that
in the Northeastern section of
Mississippi lack of moisture and
erosion are two of the major prob
lens to be fought and conquered
but that in Jackson County these
two problems are negligible be-
cause of the flat lands and heavy
rainfall in this area.
He urged Rotarians and any
other interested citizen to attend
barbecue picnics to be held on
successive days in West and East
Jackson county. These picnics
will be sponsored and paid for
by the Pascagoula-Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25

bank and demonstrations and
speeches will be prepared by L. I.
Jones, Chief of the extension de-
partment of State college, and
other officials of that department,
he said.
God has given much to our
area in the way of natural re-
sources and it is up to the indi-
vidual citizen of Jackson county
to take advantage of our natural
resources and develop them to
the fullest" he SAID IN closing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
HEADS STATE ELKS

Tom Sudduth of Pascagoula
was elected president of the Mis-
sissippi State Elks Association at
the recent meeting held in Vicks-
burg.
Mr.. Sudduth who is assistant
to the director of public and labor
relations at ingalls, Shipbuilding
corporation, is the leading knight
of the local BPOE lodge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25

community has mo hopes of adj
vancement or Improvement in
the standard of living or of OBJ
tanning a wider educational and
political outlook" the govern
or said.
Reluctant TO Leave
THE people r simple, very
happy, and extraordinarily re-
luctant to leave Cocos,' he con-
tinued, "but however content
ed they are, they cannot be
deprived of the chance to fit
themselves into the present-day
world"
Emigration, the governor OBJ
served, offers several problems
other than financial. The is
landers have no desire to leave
the home where they have been
happy under the paternal wing
of the proprietary family; wher-
ever they go they must settle
close to the sea or they will
die of melancholia"; and they
are unframed in any except the
simplest handicrafts, making
employment limited. In addi-
ton, he said, the islands are
so very healthy" that the emf
grants would be unusually sus-
ceptible to diseases of the out
side world.
Work for the islanders con
sists of picking up coconuts
(they don't even climb the trees
to shake them down. and de-
livering them to the copra cen
ter. The people keep one
fourth of the coconuts for their
own use and are credited at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
STEPHEN C. sTRINGFELLow

Stephen c. Stringfellow, son
of Mrs. Mabel Stringfellow, is one
of 625 Air Reserve Officer Train
ing Corps students on duty at the
annual summer encampment for
ARCTIC at Orlando Air Force
Base.
Mr.. Stringfellow is attending
the University of Mississippi,
where he has completed the three
years of required academic study
before training at the summer
camp.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
KEEPS ARMED STRENGTH

Warsaw, Poland-AP The
ministry of national defense is
conscripting men 81 years of age
for two years compulsory mill
tary training. The army also is
accepting volunteers aged 10 to
20.
The Gallup is a normal one.
Poland's army absorbs about
100000 new trainees annually to
keep its strength at somewhere
between 10000 and 100000.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
EMERGENCY NURSE

Miss Emma Lee Norris, of Moss
Point, is n of Is nurses re-
cruited by the American Red
Cross for emergency duty at
Greensboro, N. c., where more
than go cases of polio have been
reported, according to officials
of the Jackson County Red Cross
Chapter.
Miss Norris and the other
nurses, who have had previous
polio nursing experience, were
recruited by the Red Cross at
the request of the National Foun-
dalton for Infantile PARALYSIS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25

~Tokyo-AP-Japan now has s.
100000 homeless families, a sur
vey shows, and it all can't be
blamed on the war. The housing
shortage is growing, due both
to the population increase and the
tremendous annual destruction
of homes by fire and earthquake.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25
Calvary Baptist
Church WINS Has
Circle Meetings

The Woman's Missionary Socie-
ty of Calvary Baptist church held
circle meetings this week at the
homes of members, Following the
study period each hostess served
refreshments during the social
hour. Reported meetings were:
LUCY WRIGHT
The Lucy Wright circle met
with Mrs. NJ. Dean on Tuesday
at 2 p. m. with the chairman, Mrs.
Oliver Shepherd, presiding and
with six members present.
The study was from the mis-
sion book, and it was interest
ingly conducted by Mrs. Wallace
Harrell.
MARY MCCORMICK
A meeting Of the Mary McCor-
mick circle was held with Mrs.
Nora Griffin at 100 p. m. We'd
nesday.
After prayer by Mrs. w. J..
Kicklighter and a devotional by
Mrs. r. V. Pike a business period
was conducted by the chairman,
Mrs. Emma Avis. The Bible study
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-25

was led by Mrs. Kicklighter and
a prayer was said by Mrs. Buff
kin. Miss Emma Beall was a Wis
itor.
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MCLEAN AREA

MCLEAN AREA
Beautiful trees surround this older type
Ice. white frame home: completely re-
modelled and newly decorated: house con-
tains, 3-bedrms.. baths. lge. liV. rm ,
din. rm., modern kit, porch extending
fun length of house; oil h.-wh.. cleo.
hct-water heater, breeZeway, lear garage
over Y acre; priced for immediate sale
at S19,950.
MCLEAN
just a bungalow but it has 3-bedrms., lily.
rm, dinette kit. and bath, all on one n.
and is nicely located on lge. lot mr.. ous'
schools and shops.
g BEDRM., 21a BATHS
Brick home in Mclean, LIST q. has lv;
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., kit, and
"a bath; End fl. lge. master bedrm. with
fireplace, bath and walk-in closet; otneI
nice bedrms. and bath; stairway TO storage
attic: full basement, oil a.-c.h.; price
FALL CHURCH
2 bedrms.. gu baths. plus Q cool sleepine
porch finished In knotty pine; radiant
heating, fireplace, bookshelves, closets IN
attractive living rm., dining rnn., modern
kit; owner moving: priced for immed.
sale at SIa,a50; dial operator and ask
for Eimwood 32s or 325. mo TOLD. Ewes.
VIM. H. LAUGHL1N, Realtor
Mclean. Va. IS
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SUBURBAN REN1-VlRGINiA
ASHTON HEIGHTS

For Q couple or small family desiring .
de luxe two-bedroom home with spaciou,
rooms, the best in construction and In
this most desirable and convenient neigh
borhood. near the Bqekingham shoppin,
transportation to washington; this Co:
rooms Include, on the first floor, eft
entrance hall, living room dsx2ol with
porch, dining room 13x13). unusually
large kitchen with ample. space for an
diversified breakfast set and equipped with
range, refrigerator and ventilating fan;
or the End floor. master bedroom Q3xl3l
with 3 closets and door opening on back
porch. guest bedroom q1x14. tiled bath
cedar storage closet; full basement with
recreation room 13x2S). servants lava
tory: beautifully. landscaped level lot with
the. rear lawn fenced with q substantial
and attractive picket fence with rose
trellis gateway; detached brick garage;
Vermont slate roof on house and garage;
lovely shade trees: priced for immediate
sale
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents. CHI. 1888; ewes. and
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

"LTNC0LNIA PARK" = Beautiful wooded
domestic. only u mile from Shirley hwy
70 o miles T VERN peR'a r. Lynch S e sons
A inIHs" 1905 icIosed Sunday. =
NEAR NAVAL ORD. LAB Silver Spring;
vi With PSI stream; $3.50 per acre. H F,
s ga AVE.' IN NEAR aR0s MANOR CLUBS or
may go commercial. H. F. BIEBER. sH-
SEVERAL TRACTs-2h, IL. 90. 80 acres:
either side Of hwy; near Govt. ordnance
| plant Mont. Co, Md; mi. from Silver
Spring. L. w. GRooMEs, 18th and Ess
BEAUTIFUL country acreage U57 acres.
near Front Royal, Va. located at the loot
Inc Drive and near the beautiful 5henan-
dosh River; splendid for summer homes
and sa bunting and shI1S camps ifEos
Bentonyille. Va. Phone Front Royal
GOOD fo.a iS5 Sai froaEase 900
In all day Sunday. Falls Church 2las'
So ACRES Sv,1 divided, miles from
D. C. 10 minutes from d. c.. line. near
Branch ave. Sc; 300 #. road frontases
can be made fine suburban home; hns
7s ases sS0f HINES Son 'sr
Building. Evenings. call Mr.. Davis. EN-.
AZ UNUSUAL BARGAIN in so acre. Of
Fairfax County, 22 miles from Washington.
on good gravel road. short distance from
Dved hshS sSs mot f timber from DrODosS
much Of 1t ready for sawmill; land viii
double in value in few years For quick
81 900 PER ACRE. 101s miles from Dis.
trict line, going out New Hampshire ave,
5ha miles from Naval Ordnance Lab:
6ss esa WILL s Asho5 ESQ Ss q acre. of
tract, IN Fairfax Co, mr.: Ari: Go. line;
paved I'd; nisn ei sn siee and phone none
FOR fai 4l 55RRvELopKR OR NvEsroR-@oo
acres OF beautiful acreage. 7s-mtle front.
age on Macarthur blvd, opposite Navsa
1915 per acre. GEORGE Y. woRTHING-
TON a. SON, Active Realtors Since 1892.
l719 Eye st. NV. MA. 1926. . !,
FAIRFAX. vA.-66 acres. on old Lee hwy.
near Fairfax Country Club. / mile from
trafiis circle: $3.50; terms. McChY 4
MccAY, Realtors. Gil. ss15. Il
,OOO-ACRE TIMBER TRACT. also several
smaller tracts, located Southern Nd.
GEORGE j. HARMON. Agent, wo. 5ssS or
Elk $3.50: -------------l
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CoLoRED-A history HOME with, .
complete apis This Groom house has
a basement, Ia baths and nice fene go
down and small monthly payments. EX-
elusive, S. ]. GNASH CO. ola Kins st.'
Alex Va OV. 6005, OV. 4Ol3. II
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2-UNIT, s-yr -old brk apt. bldg. in fine To-
cation: each unit consists Of spacious nv.
rnn bedrm. kit dinette and bath; owner
furnishes heat only; 1 apt. now vacant,
being held for purchaser II desired: ewes.
and Sun. call CO S513, exclusively win
NV. DI. 5000. u
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MONEY TALKS
ADJOINING LOVELY

II arSss IN snnandaIe conv no svsry.
thins; immed. poss. MILLS REALTY CO.
Arms ndale ga nQQQ-12S- Il
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LEESBURG PIKE
McT r AM

Fronting Chain Bridge rd.-Your oppor.
tunity to purchase > homes, nicely sep
arated on the same property. ideal fol-
the family who wants married son OF
daughter near them. or live in one ane
rent the other out. House No. is of wide
clapboard, painted white, 2 story, 6 rms
and bath q bedrms.l, mod. well-eauippec
House No. :. brick BUNGALOW, thoroughls
modern, all on one f.. consisting of spa
ciCus liv. rm. with fireplace, junior din
nm. bedrm., bath, mod. kit, h.-w.h., oaE
floors. This will make some one rea
investment. Owner leaving and will sell
both homes for $4,000, Reasonable terms
For appt.. call E. H IRWIN, MA. $50
or FlmWOod 64S Il
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Vacant 6 rms. and tiled bath, full bsmt.,
auto. oil heat: ideally located mr.. schools
and transportation: cute and cozy: nice
lot, Enclosed with new Anchor fence: low
down payment. Also have other interesting
properties. Call FREE STATE REALTY,
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FALLS CHURCH

OPEN SUNDAY / TO 7 PM.
4 lge. bedrms.. . baths; S1s5OO; 30
minutes from downtown Wash: 2-story
frame, prewar construction; liv. rm., den.
din. rm.. lge.. kitchen, storage rm., hall.
a bedrms. and 2 baths, oil h.-w.h.; bsmt.,
attic; lot Snx250: garage and tool shed :;
this is an old home. centrally located on
nicely Handicapped lot: some fruit trees and
excellent sarden: home must be seen to be
appreciated. Open Sunday for your in
spection from l to Z pm. To reach: Out
Lee blvd. to Seven Corners, take right-hand
road marked Falls Church to 424 E.
Broad st. and our open sign on the left
Exclusive with EASTMAN g. SEAY. Real
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

WILSON BLVD.--Adjoining Colonial VII
lage. and opposite the, Arlington Trust
Company. Nine-roo building; zoned COM
mercial and most desirable for use as doc
tors ONCE, real estate and loan oticss'
Available Sept. /, ample parking spass;
to inspect. call GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO, .s4O Wilson blvd. Arlington va
CHI. 1888. Evenings call CHI. "ooo' Ext
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COR. CUTIE

What a house tor ,950-Three nice
bedrooms; verv spiffy; sun-tilled living
room, dining room, kitchen, ample dry
basement, for laundry and hXin'. Here
l sit on green velvet hue, my roof is
sound; my torso like new. Copper plumb
ing, oil heat, attached garage. really neat
Located out near the city line, buses and
schools are really fine. Isn't it a shame
have to be solo? With nv new storm
sash to keep out the cold. Don't just sit
there reading this rhyme. come and see
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sURsURsAN sAlE-WR6INIA.
$1,000 DOWN

S.rm. brick home; 9 bedrms. and tiled
and equipped kitchen; full bsmtr oil
heat; detached brick garaTe. Located
to Pertagon; COW. to bus and shopping.
SEWELL REALTY CO. IA So. Glebe I'd.
at Lee blvd. OK. O217, Gil. 1sfs-ast4.
Open ewes II
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A REAL BUY. located on Route all, near
Fairfax, Va. 5 acres OF nice woodea
property, containing a large dance hall
now equipped and in operation. Also .
5-room house. This is indeed valuable
property Priced only for 81 5000 So
600 down and bal. on reas. terms, PEN
TAGON REALTY CO, Fairfax 3a6. i
GEORGIA AVE.-seversl LIST com, homes
suitable for future homes and business =
Cali today. Mr. Vanislio. URC1OLo
REALTY, NE. 1871: ewes. and Sum- HH'
593. ,oo--,.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Md lots C2Ox %
eachD next to firehouse; 81. 300 each or
SO. 800 cash for both HI. 4934. =
,5-FT. FRONTAGE with average depth
of 100 IT. on one of the most active
business thoroughfares IN upper NV;
washing ton; perfect for the constructor
Of one or more stores. or combination
stores Offices or apartments Can De
purchased on terms. Phone Mr.. Woloers'
ia 1886. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Ii
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COLoRED-YoUR LITTLE ESTATE,
Two minutes from District in Suitland-
Nj area Beautiful brick broom bum
galow type home; hwd. floors, full base
nent. 20n-ft. frontage by l4s-ft, depth
with trees and shrubbery BARGAIN.
Owner must sell. Call for inspection.
EUGENE DAVIDSON. INC, no. 1915
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4 BEDROOMS

You can rent to Md. Univ. students,
Lovely, comfortable, old residence, only
ID MI. from Univ, short blk. from bus,
approx. l acre beaut. well-drained land,
large oaks, fruit trees, shrubs. $4,000.
Mrs. Bullion, JAY REALTY CO, FIR. 11O1
(M0nday through Pridayl
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BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
1417 K st. NV.

SEQUESTERED GARDENS
Adorn these quaint and historic old Alex
andria homes of Colonial charm, yet with
every MODERN convenience; listed in Book
OF Old Houses In Alexandria - These
charming houses with 2 to bedrms
offer you an unusual opportunity. for gra-
1t will be a pleasure to show you these
interesting homes. ASK-US REALTY CO,
OK 1858, GIL 1852 i
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ARLINGTON, VA.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

9i5-9l7 9th ST. NV. 1st commercial
rms, 81 baths on other floors. LINKINS
co, 1918 N st. NV. Dl, s6ss: ewes
san Wo 2562, wv nav, ;, ,orr,r - 8,
commercial brick building; immediate pos
session; 4 stories and basement. 20 rms.
. baths, laYatory LIST floor good condi-
ton; ideal for Offices, printer, real ESTATE
any LIST commercial use; subtenant avail
able: lease; $3.50 per month for entirety.
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON y SON Ac-
NV, MA. ;3f3f.
SILVER SPRING. bedrms. and baths
on md floor. full ATTIC. full basement.
hall Can be used for DR. S ONCE or
business Less than l Blk. from main
business sect. $500 mo. Elk. O3Os. Ewes
after & SH 3ShT =
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2-BEDRM BIJNGAIOW
ATTENTION, NONVETS!

New brick homes for immediate delivery;
large corner lots and a few high choice
These homes feature radiant heat and a
completely, equipped kitchen Including
Thor clothes washer ar. and al, an Gu. +;
only $4,000 down. approximate monthly
7ayments S116 for yrs, then only SOS,
Drive out tonisht and visit The mode,
tcun. out Bladensburg rd. ne.
Radiant Valley Dew. Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY desires
maximum $50 So. #. ground floor space:
not over s. so. It,; Silver Spring area
preferred Call Mr. Walker. AID. 2644
j. R. TENCHER CO. INC. Ewes. De