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Evening star., 1948-06-20

mately 112 acres, nice rolling land. 10.
room, 1-bath home; necessary outbuildings.
Only S16,600.
Nr. Mt. Airy. Md.-Approximately 41o
acres, cattle farm, new fencing. Well
watered; 2 houses: necessary outbuildings.
May be bought for about $50 per acre.
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1417 K st. ny

MONTGOMERY COUNTY farm and home.
approx. 400 acres; one OF Montgomery
Countys best dairy farms; 72-cow barn,
5-room tenant house, unusually fine mod
ern home; big bank barn, dry cattle barn,
approx. 200 acres in bluegrass, water in
every field; $4,000.
30-acre truck farm. s-room modern
home. block barn.. $1,000,
rm. home, % cattle. l bull. dairy equip
ment; $4,000. Call our farm represen-
tative, Mr: Ruble Poolesville 2Ol2, or
Earl, T WRIGHT, WI. 5000, Bethesda, Nd
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Burtonsyille- 500
DAIRY FARM

Montgomery County; fine, modern dairy
House; milk check of between $4,000 anc
81 900 per month; adequate. barns ano
outbuildinss. with modern 5-bedroom; 2.
necessary; reasonable terms may be ar.
illness forces the owner, to sell
space will not permit my giving all details
spect, Cali Mr. Addison, MA $500; ewes
and week ends, Fairfax 1s1-W-3.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality; II
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let US finance 1t for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 11O2 New York ave. NV.
Republic 1900
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SELBY ON THE BAY
house WILLIAMS REALTY CO, Ma
1888; ewes, and Sunday OR. 1884. 20
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PARKING LOTS.
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

VICINITY George washington Hospital
and University; space for approx. 600
cars. C. W. SIMPSON co, INC, 1924
Vt. ave. NV, ME. 5100. 20
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-WANTfp.
/ WANT TO BUY HOME on the bay OF
river. Will pay cash. State location.
particulars and price. Box 5000. Star.
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CORNER OF 18th AND HI3 rms. with
pvt. bath, for comm. use only 500 month:
Ei3 M st; me- lSt n ot,,s pix ri IRON
reception room, with heat and hot water
furnished. Will rent furnished or unfur-
nished. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1923, K
MA OaSo -o1
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A NICE 3-ROOM SUITE
This ideal newly decorated suite, occupy
ing an entire floor with many conveniences,
In a nice clean bldg at 727 18th st, NV,
available at very attractive rental. Your
inspection solicited.
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward Bldg. RE. 1866.
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| Blk. from beach; large shade trees
from wash. Priced $3.50. Cali sH. 5025
PRIVATE YACHT BAs1N-Many yachts
men state that Flag Harbor will be tn
Wssn ana now snde
construction, come and see the work II
prosr,ss; year round proteetjep for sersi
faEns 81 Long Beach BE- Il will atford fne club fsciii
ties, and beautiful homesites; adjacen
to large, private reereational area; un.
efssbns sshd On eaps opsn sa
;eSths = s SsdsTsk .Ss
follow Long Beach signs to ONCE for .di.
ssetoni n T. SEX iNe st. 4s
HERALD HARBoR. MD.-Beautiful cot.
tage, with "a finished bsmt., oil burner
eomp mpletely eleetrifsd gorseous vie. view; "a. excel e:
excel: roads, 40 min. to drive: house SIT.
uated on elifi. steps down to water front;
Ss 5S 100 f. q wates s xs wh excel
fs "a 1aee 81 sa 81! May,
eon farm oass n.sio M vs M
baths and electricity barn and outbuild.
has b.sns enE shsas Ssse on IL. Az ,s hs'
anchorage for boats is nearby. One OF the
best available Of the Western Shore prop.
critics for a children's camp. waterfront
home or summer colony. Apply to THE0.
DoRE F. MENK: e27 18th st. NV. Ex EE5x
274O, for detailed information. go
SYLVAN SHORES. MD.-5-room bunss-
low; completely turnished; sleeps 2; rdn nIes !
home. 95 miles from p G.: miles from from
Annapolis; half block e nice beach rn.d 1oss se-
quick sale with small down payment;
ave. Sc. e Route PA, approx: 20 20. miles
miles to entrance. take center drive 70
house idle Hours" Open daily. RE.
WOODLAND BEACH MD.-very attractive
bunsalow furnished; al eonvenienees; larse
duced for Immediate sale, Call Ted
Snarks. with r. ]. SCOF1ELD. Sligo $500,
or ewes. NO. e475. -2l
LOIS, 5Ox15o: on the water; all utilities;
vic. nice homes: prices reasonable. J. H.
NcKIBBEN. West River 236-F-23. 2os
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brick residence. 8 baths: water and cleo
tEicity. beautiful grounds, in historic
Westmorland Co.. Va, near Wakefield
plantation atmosphere; fine old English
boxwood gardens. A real place to retire
One OF the few left for sale. Will show
by appointment.
600 acres-A fine old stock farm. well
fenced and watered old house and fair
barns; good gravel ROAD in Fauquier Co,
pointmsnt. H: B. MITCHELL, Herndon,
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$3.50 Mo, Nr. 18th and K
Front room. newly decorated. ME. 800
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LEESBURG. 8 miles: good farm, $50 acres
watered; highway / mile; good 5-room, .
porch house: phone, elec. avail; excel
view; 25xS0 barn. stock and mach. sheds
$4,000; nice amt. can be left in farm.
Modern home on l acre in village near
Purcellville; rooms: porches, lawn, shade.
Wolford. sTROUT REALTY. Hamilton. Va
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GoGsWELLs C WY s,5 5so N. Albemarls st., Ari.
yfRGISIA yfaGHN farms farms. ranging from 50 ssr..
500 900 .si N p5le. y sss fhs.s f sssns ls
see sss rdessssT "a to moansains
inston. Cattle. dsiry and generai purpos.
s. out df of town. speS,as sa
MASON HiRsTr. Annsndale. Va, At II;
ead Of o.n1 c1lumbia .sIa PIKE Phone Falls Church
siosIover $500 outstsndins bsrsains
many Re-
grain. etc. etc, farms. groves. country
homes; summer e, retreats; hunting and hsh,
lakes, rivers and ocean. Time money saver
Write for your free copy today sTRou1
REAdIY lSEtdn H Wo9dxsrd sids Wash
% ACRES, besutifuliy rolling land on
Hunter Mil I'd, in heart Of Fairfsx Coun-,
tvs best residential neishborhosd-;h
streams, several high wooded. knolls with
:ge. trees; 5-rm. house. with bath and
cleo; cattle sheds. barns, practically new
state of cultivation. This farm will make
dvison ans '31 THoMAs o .s e co. ' Fsirtsa M 500;
sse SIS a. oci coLoNfAL. $4,000; 40 a. ls.
house, $4,000; a3 a. modern, $4,000: 81
a. modern. S12 900: 2 farmettes, -S14..
600. ESQ a.. $50 a; others near d. C.
Fairfax 3a-W-1l.
PRACTICALLY NEW. ranch-type house
thoroughly modern 5 rm. with bath, beaut
situated among lee. trees, on approx. 8
erty; well fenced; S13.95O. THOMAS a
CO., Fairfax 500; ewes, Ov. 2S12.
26g-ACRE FARM, beautiful view overlook.
barns, new tractor, etc. Price. 1900
Near new Indian Head highway. Charlie,
County. Md. 19 miles from District. j
W. McVICKER, MI. 1857.
aO0-ACRE FARM with S-room dwelling
and elec.-Half wsv betw. warrenton and
Culpeper on new 90. go acres Of pasture
,oe resds to sersi
stream farm well fenced. ESTES
REALTY CO.. cH. 4242.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
EniFhe

/ EUREKA THREE - EniFhg ID
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Hanson OF
Scoby were weekend visitors at the
Anderson -Alverson ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. SchermerhOcn
returned Wednesday from a two
ronths visit with their daughter in
Tacoma.
Rob Green had the misfortune to
fall on the ice Tuesday and break
a rib.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe johnson of
FOrtine returned home this week
end after spending most of the win
ter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Oxender and
little daughter returned to their
home at Seeley Lake after spend
ing several days visiting at the Cor
don Lyons home.
Mrs. Albina johnson spent Mon
day in Kalispen She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Mrs. Melvin Hansman was in Kali
ispeu on business Thursday of last
week. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Duane Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert are now liv-
ing at Ant Flats. Mr.. Albert is
the new Ranger who is replacing
Mr.. Fox.
The Western news., 1948-02-12

Mrs. Ray Eberth returned Tues
gay from Missoula where she had
oeen receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Riley left
LOT San Mateo. Calf, last week.
MT. and Mrs. COombs are looking
d4teF the business in their absence.
Frank Sabin went to Rochester
10 receive medical treatment last
Red Patrick, Bob Rhodes and Jar
HlS Finch returned from Chicago
Saturday, where they have been
visiting for the past two weeks.
Mrs James Broderick arrived
nome from Spokane Saturday
where she has been visiting for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Roy Brock who underwent
an operation at the Whitefish hos
pltal. returned to her home Thurs
day of last week.
The Sunday Night Dinner Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Price, Sunday night, Febru-
ary g. a bountiful dinner was ser
we'd after which very ENJOYABLE
evening was spent visiting.
SoA Sc ~A0bCAL VI GOluIlDld ais
was a Eureka visitor Saturday, re-
turning home with his wife and
baby who had been visiting at the
Frank Costich home for the past
week.
Mrs. Lester Christianson left for
her home in Seattle after spending
two weeks in Eureka. Mrs. Chris
tlanSOn was called to Eureka due
to the death of her father, Harry
Scouten.
Ramona Peltier spent Saturday in
KaliSpel where she visited her
mother. Mrs. Vernie Peltier in the
hospital
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tibbets of White
fish were Sunday visitors at the
Kenneth Hooper home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford left |
Monday for Tacoma, Wash, where |
hey will visit Mrs. Crawford's sis
er and family.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Nuggets:

Mrs. Bud Titchbourne returned
from the Whitefish hospital las
week where she had undergone ar
operation
Jackie McNaughton of Fernie is
visiting in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Peck spent
Wednesday in Kalispell and Pol
son.
The Grange men have been work
ing on the Grange hall. Sunday
they sanded the floors, and applied
floor sealer on Monday. Thursday
they gave it a coat of wax, and feel
1t IS a great improvement to the
hall
Mrs Vernie Peltier entered the
Kalispell hospital Thursday of last
week for medical treatment.
Junior Chalcraft of the US Ma
rlnes is spending his furlough visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Chalcraft.
The Neighborhood Sewing Club
met at the home of Mrs. CLYDE Paul
Thursday, February S. The hostess
served 1870 luncheon after which
the afternoon was pleasantly spent.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Friendly NeighbOr4 Club

The January meeting of the
Friendly Neighbor Club was held
at the home of Mrs. ReVa Shea on
January z. There were only eight
members present as the roads were
icy and some snow. Roll was called
by telling the name of each mem
ber's club Pal. There was ma mys-
terry gift as it had been mailed but
did not arrive in time for the meet
ing. The members spent the after
noon visiting after which a delicious
lunch was enjoyed. A surprise
Stork Shower was planned in honor
OF Jean Johnson, the clubs sec
retary and treasurer. Mrs. Veva
Peterson took over the meeting in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
Broom. Mrs. Broom wishes to thank
her for conducting the meeting.
The February meeting was held
Feb. 4th at the home of Mrs. Ada
Pluid. There were 81 members
present. Roll call was again an
sWered by disclosing the names of
our secret Pals as there were so few
OF the members present at the
last meeting. Mrs. McMullen fur
nlshed the Mystery gift and Mrs.
S- NA NJ W dS LIlG lucky one 10
WIN 1t. Mabel Peltier furnished the
birthday cake. Letters of thanks
and appreciation were read from the
Montana Soldiers Home and the
State Orphans Home, for gifts and
CANDY received from the Club at
time. Two visitors were
present. After the meeting was over
card table was placed in the cen
ter OF the room piled high with
gifts for Jean Johnson. Mrs. John
'on thanked the club for their
.houghtfulness. She received MANY |
ovely gifts
The members drew club pals for
ne coming year. Mrs. Hazel Broom
offered to piece a quilt for the club
o rattle off among the members if
he members would help furnish
ome OF the pieces. We will make a
lew kind of yarn pillow at the next
meeting which will be at Jessie
''urdys on March 2. After the
shower a very delicious lunch was
erVed by Mrs. Pluid.
Drain Schedule
No. 27-l2;44 p. m.-Mail closes
2:O5 p. m. First class and Parcel
The Western news., 1948-02-12

Frank Baney was a business
visitor in Libby Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holder spent
last weekend at Poison visiting Mrs.
Holders father.
Manly Alverson Of the Yak spent
the weekend at Eureka visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Alver-
son.
Jack Stevens and family are en-
jOying new Chrysler car.
Continued on Page 81
The Western news., 1948-02-12
EUREKA NEWS
Church News

Church News
The Protestant Film Commission
presents its first production entitled
Beyond Our Own" Be sure to see
it at the Baptist Church next Sun
day evening at 1870
The Methodist Church building
has been standing idle for many
years and is being purchased by
the Baptist Church in cooperation
with the Montana Baptist Conven-
ton. The building is to be used
for expanded work of the Church
and for the service of the COM
munity. Plans are being considered
to make roller skating rink in the
basement.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
CALL FOR BIDS

The town of Eureka, Montana
will receive bids for lining the
water tank at Eureka, also the in
stallation of flush pipe and valve.
Contact Mayor Stevens for speci-
fications or inspect project before
bid.
Bids will be opened March lst at
3 o'clock p. m, and the council re-
serves the right to reject and and
all bids.
S. S. FROST, Clerk
Town of Eureka
st February 12-19-26)
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4 tIAAI DLICLWIE
NO. N-l2:44 p, m.-Mail closes
l2:O5 p. m. First class and Parcel
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Fires


Eureka has had a series of fires
the past week. Rudy Peck's home
was burned last week and also the
Ethan Birmingham home. Sam Con-
ners had the misfortune to lose his
mill by fire and also Howard
Browns mill burned last week. Sat
urday night two buildings at the
Hollenback ranch burned causing
The fire department was again cali
ed out Sunday night for a car fire.
a serious loss of grain and potatoes.
The Burlinghams, whose home bur
ned last week have a family of
eight children. Everything they
owned was lost. Collections have
been taken up to buy food and
clothing for them. The v. F. w.
Club gave a dance Saturday night
for their benefit. The Baptist Ladies
aid donated clothing and the Royal
Neighbors tied a quilt for them.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Bridge Party

Mrs. Frank Sabin entertained a
number of friends at a 1880 Bridge
dessert at her home Friday even
ing. High score was won by MRS.
Marshal James, End by Mrs. Herb
Fleming. The travelling prize was
tied by Mrs. L. Fetterly and Mrs.
Albert. They drew for the prize
and Mrs Fetterly was the lucky
winner.
The Western news., 1948-02-12

post -,
400 D. m. Parcel Post only =.
No. 4-2:lO p. m.-Mail closes 1850
o. m. First class mail only.
No. 3-4:25 D. m. Carries no mail,
No. 1-7:24 p. m. Mail closes 4;OO
p. m. First class only.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Car License Notice

Everybody who wishes to apply
for 1948 Car License please con
tact the County Treas, either by
mail or by calling at the Court
House in Libby Mr.. Belmont is
not accepting applications now.
Lincoln County Treasurer.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
LCHS-Libby

The Lions twisted the tails of
the Terriers to the tune of 22-49
IN the Lions Den Friday night. The
game was close at the end of the
first quarter with the score at Gil.
Both teams held their own at the
half with the Lions still five points
ahead, 14-19. The third quarter was
a runaway for the Lions scoring
1851 with a gain of ten points.
The last quarter was played by the
Lions second string. At the sound
of the bell the score board read %
40 giving the Lions a large margin
over the Terriers. A large crowd
attended the game. Many Libby
folks were on hand to see the Ter
riers lose. High score man for Lib
by was Al Ayers with points High
for the Lions was Bright who made
points.
Eureka (49)-Bright 9, Drake 4,
Purdy 8, Peltier 3, Kuchenski S,
H. Mckenzie 4, R. Mckenzie 8,
Meuli 8, Erie, Johnson
Libby (22)-Lusher 3, Cox 2,
WOLF 2, Walsh 4, Volkenand White
field, Miller, Potter, Nal Ayers 4,
Al Ayers T.
The preliminaries were played
by the Libby B team and Eureka
B team. This was a good close
game. The first quarter ended with
a score of So in Eureka's favor The
next quarter, the Libby team had
the edge on Eureka with the score
at 1910 in Libbvs favor. Libby
still held the lead at the end of the
third quarter with a score of 1915. |
Libby lost out the last quarter,
when the bell ended the game the
score was 21-18.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Troy-Eureka

The LCHS Lions journeyed to
the Arena of the Trojans Saturday,
February 7, returning with a score
of 23-18. 1t was a close fast fame,
first one and then the other gain
ing the lead. 1t was no ones game
until the whistle blew. Eureka took
the lead in the last quarter
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Historical Recipes

Historical Recipes
One Englishman of noble birth
One job with Hudson's Bay Com.
pany
One beautiful Kootenai Indian
Mix to make one fine biography
TOT Chapter Three of Early Days
OF Tobacco Plains and the Sur
rounding Country"
Two professed atheists
Two fiddles
One drunken brawl
MIX to make one good story for
Chapter Ten of Early Days of To-
bacco Plains and the Surrounding
Country"
YOU CAN HELP bring about
publication of the history book by:
First: Sign up for membership in
the Pioneer Society, if you have
been in this country for twenty
1--WE years or more. Second: Wheth-
er or not you are an old-timer, sign
up for the number of books YOU
Will want; if possible make a down
payment on your book or books.
Sign with any of the following com
mlttee members, Eureka-Je Jessamine
Morrison, Trina Harvey, Frances
Filiatreau, Albina Johnson; Rex
ford:-Bill Fewkes, Clara Brock,
Lillian Leighty; Indian Creek and
Sinclair Creek-Mary Quirk, Jim
Costich, Ray Frost; Fortine-Faye
James, John Crawford.
Third:-Send in any photos you
have Of early days, or any good
incidents or stories of old times; !
hunting and fishing stories and
humorous anecdotes especially are
wanted. Mail these to Mrs. Pete |
johnson at Rexford or hand them
TO any member of the committee
named above.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Eureka Rifle g Pistol Club

The Whitefish Club visited the
Eureka Club Sunday, February g..
The match was held in the basement
of the Community Hall. Firing
positions were prone and otfhand
ftUenfy ebOfc aocb
The Western news., 1948-02-12

The highest five from each team
were totaled. Whitefish was the
winner by 1856 points.
The Western news., 1948-02-12
Hopes of New Doctor

At this writin4 Eureka has high
hopes of having a Doctor. DR.. Cor
don Smith, Chicago, was here Mon
day investigating the possibilities
of locating. Mrs. Gordon is a regis
tered nurse and will arrive at a
later date if DR.. Smith can be per
suaded to stay. A meeting of the
business men was held Monday mite
to help answer the many questions
DR.. Smith may have in mind. Eur
eka has been without a Doctor since
in September causing much con
Germ, and our sincere hopes are
that Dr. Smith will understand our
needs and give it try at least.
, 1948-05-07
P U OBLIGATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
of the Virgin Islands of the
United States has this date
authorized the Reverend Glad
stone A. Lynton of the Chris
tan Mission Church, to per-
form civil-religious ceremon-
les in the Virgin Islands.
Government of the Virgin IS
lands of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas,
V. I. May 5, 1913.
Morris F. de Castro.
Government Secretary
, 1948-05-07
NOTICE

NO Hunting
or otherwise on Estate Cotton
Valley and Tates Bay. -. !.
Any one found on said Es-
tates will be dealt with &C.
to law.
James Peter Skov
, 1948-05-07
TO NON UBscRIBERs

Delivery boys can only sell
papers for cash. It would nat
urallY be difficult for them to
keep a record Of persons who
credit papers from Them.
# you do not wish to SUBJ
scribe monthly then call at the
Office and arrange for weekly
payments.
We assure you that we do
appreciate your patronage.
, 1948-05-07
WANTED: re U

Small, SturdilY built house
with modern conviences
and with ! to S acres Of land
near town. Owner wishing
TO sell please contact the
Avis office.
, 1948-05-07
TO SUBSCRIBERS

We will appreciate il if you
would telephone US or send a
message whenever your copy
Of the AVIS is not delivered
to you.
, 1948-05-07
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A cubic fl.
Tone 8 oldl
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@ WV44W343V1
Can be seen at international
Shop.
Offered for sale by Father
Rohn, formerly Of Frederik-
sted.
, 1948-05-07

Persuant to an Order Of the District Court of the Virgin
Islands, Dated April 80, 1913, the undersigned Administrative hereby
gives notice that she will render her Final Account in the above en-
titled case at 1000 am. on June %, 1948, at the Office of the Clerk
Of the District Court in Christiansted. Anyone having objections
thereto should then and there appear and show cause why said a-
counting should not be approved. May l. 1948
William T. Moorhead Haidee E. Rengger
Attorney Administrators
Evening star., 1948-06-06
WAREHOUSES FOR ReN1:

NEW 1-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, size
S0'x100', l4-ft. ceiling height, wide load
ing doors; zoned industrial available June
Is on long lease attractive rental See
Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC, WASH
ington Bldg. DI $500; ewes. CHI 923S
End COMML. WAREHOUSE SITE. N. Y.
ave. and Fenwick st. ne. opposite Hecht
Co. warehouse; for long-term lease or Will
build TO suit tenant; plans and permit
ready. Call OWNER. ia. 4244 before 10
Am. or after pm, or your own broker.
WE HAVE WAREHOUSES; or warehouse
space for rent, area to suit most re-
aulrements, We also represent owners who
long-term leases. MI Caseonsuay Will be
may be called al TR 9f60 or here LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1119 K st. NV. MA.
BRAND-NEW BRICK, 6Oxl5ox15. clear
space. no columns, on railroad; eas heat;
&c so. f., l TO year lease. A. M. ROTH,
LARGE STORE or showroom space avail
able LOO q. TT. ircpronf hld-. at 1920
BladcnSburg rd.- nc with oatAng plat
form available More s>-acc could be rented
i needed Call MRS. WAYS. . to 3 pm,
sToRAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
of pkg, mdse incl local del and opt-oi
town shipping, via truck or rail, is the
modern method for broker, factory rep or
natl. distrib METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO. 30 Fla ave. ne. Ho. 06s!
STORAGE OR GARAGE. building 16xiN
with left. ceiling; rea. OF 2@5 c 81.
S w; S35 per mo. Phone MA. 1889. -
Evening star., 1948-06-06
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION and personal
two and four family fats with MILTON F.
RUPERT, Investment Bldg. D1. sol o;
ewes. EN-. 5401. -
NORTHWEST-We have cash buyers in
terested in 4-family units, apt. houses and
grocery store properties. Call JOSEPH
GINBERG. RE 1889 or RA. 3S25. III
WANTED ROW HOUSES, fats and apart
ments as investment for clients. Box
341-C. Star.
APT HOUSES AND INVESTMENT property
needed for out of town clients with cash.
Please call me for advice on investment
problems. Ray Morse, SH $500 with
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU.
so 900 TO INVEST. preferably stores from
owners State details. Box 2l4-C, Star.
WE HAVE A CLIENT with substantial
cash who wants modern brick apt bldg.
of 3 or 1 units in NV. Wash, Bethe sda.
Chevy Chase Silver Spring; II you have
such property for sale we'd like to sub
nit it to this customer. We do not want
a general listing OF your property, merely
trying 20 locate the proper place for this
one buyer. X. p. RIPLEY, Realtor. ST..
6iil (or call 81. 429n. Mr.. HugheS).
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE"
in the sale of desirable investment real
estate NListings solicited. Thank you.
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
Woodward bldg Broker RE 1876