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The Arizona post., 1948-02-06
Personals und
SoCiuls

Mr. ana N1TS. NOTLOIl I1ddS, IN
Park, last month entertained a
group of friends in honor of their
cousin, Esther Weiss of New Yo8k
(already known as "Coz" to her
newly found friends) and also
their 9th wedding anniversary.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Zimbler and their guest, Mrs.
Anne Peshin of Chicago; Samuel
Violin of New York; Laura Grit
fifth, Mrs. May B. Dollarel, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Paper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kopelman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Feinberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Leeson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Lippman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Spiegel, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jens, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton Palmer.
Due to typographical error in
last edition of the Arizona Post,
the age of Carol Gordon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cor
don, was given as %. Miss Cor
don is just 20. Pardon!
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown and
children, Bert and Bobbie, Chi
cago, are living at 1906 Via Ro-
tunda for the winter. Brown is
the son of the Hyman Browns of
E. 7th. The Harry Browns have
with them Mrs. Browns parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gordon, also of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ostroy,
Lisbon Place, have as their guests
from Brooklyn for the winter,
Mr.. Ostroy's mother, Mrs. Mollie
Ostroy, two aunts, Mrs. Nettie
Mintz, and Mrs. Clara Friedman,
also Mrs. Rose Rothstein, all of
whom arrived in January.
Blanche Teitelbaum, E. 5th, was
installed two weeks ago as pres
ident, Carnegie Speakers. Incl
IDENTIFY she is active in Toast
mistress Club, is club secretary
and recently participated in a
debate on the 'New Look" at the
annual banquet held jointly with
the Toastmasters Club which was
broadcast over the radio. The
women won, hands down, defend
ing the new look!
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Schwartz
of New York plan to remain in
Tucson at least until July and
are living at 1921 E. Flower. Mr..
Schwartz is merchandise mana
ger for the Franklin Stores Corp.
Samuel Goldman came in from
Philadelphia to be with his fam
lily residing on N. 1st about three
weeks ago. Made his first visit
to Los Angeles for a week. He
left for the east today after spend
ing another week here. He'll be
back in three months. Mr.. Gold
man is wholesale grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Buchanan
have moved to their new home
at 2801 E. Hawthorne. Their first
guests are Mr.. Buchman's brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Buchanan of Albany
Mrs. Dave Ginsberg, E. 9Th, en-
tertained at an open house for
about 80 people, last Friday mite
Soon to have her Bath Mitzvah
will be Myra Jean Cohen, daugh-
ter of Morris L. Cohen, and grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Tillis.
Morris Sterling Furniture"
Kleinerman made the rounds of
the Los Angeles wholesale furni-
ture centers last week on buy
ing trip.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-06
PuI #
bRmezh
PROUD PARENTS

A daughter, Zandra Dorine,
their first child, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Vogel, 1888 E.
Drachman on Jan. 10Th, weighing
6 lbs. l OF. and 2O12 inches long.
The mother is the former Roslyn
C. Bassuk. Mr.. Vogel is a pharm-
acist. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Bassuk, E. Drach-
man, to whom Zandra is their
first grandchild, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Vogel of Norwich,
Conn.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ross, 1913
N. Mountain, are the parents of a
son, Charles Julian, born Jan. 81
and weighing 6 lbs. 4 OF. The
mother is the former Janet Bace.
1t is the first grandchild for Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Bace of Union,
N. j., and Mrs. Celeste Ross of
Chicago. Mr.. Ross is the owner
of the Tucson Letter Shop.
Harold Mark is the name given
the first born of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wexler (nee Phyllis
Kliger) Rt. z, Box 551, on Jan.
%, who weighed 8 lbs. l OF, and
measured 21A inches in length.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
David Kliger and Mrs. Yetta Wex-
Ter, all of Chicago. Mr.. Wexler
is an owner of the Three Mile
Cafe on Benson Highway. Birth
was at a local hospital on Feb. 4
with Rabbi I. Paru of Phoenix as
nobel. Rabbi Marcus Breger as
Sandah. Godparents were the
baby's great uncle, David Wex-
Ter, and Mrs. Bessie Keimon.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bernall (nee
Edith Abrams of Toledo), 1908
Gale Barcelona are the parents
of second child, their first son,
born Jan. rs weighing 6 lbs. 2
OF. and 20 inches long. He is
named Barry Alan. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abrams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernall,
all of Detroit.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Southern Coal Group
Awaits NLRb Action on
Lewis Injunction Plea
By the Assoeicted Press

| Southern coal operators looked to
| the National Labor Relations Board
today for a way out of their dead
lock with John L. Lewis over nego-
tiating new contract.
The Southern group hoped for
swift action from the board on its
charge that Mr.. Lewis was guilty Of
unfair labor practices in refusing to
bargain with the Southern Coal
Producers Association. That dispute
broke up the new contract talks be-
fore they really started Wednesday
The association, through its presi-
dent. Joseph E. Moody, has asked
NLRB General Counsel Robert Den
ham to seek a court order against
Mr.. Lewis.
Complaint Filed Wednesday.
Such an injunction, if granted
might force Mr.. Lewis to include the
association in future contract nego-
tiations. The extent of the injunc-
ton would depend on the court itself
and on the type of order Mr.. Den
ham sought.
The complaint was filed Wednes-
day as a supplement to similar
one filed by Mr.. Moody April 8 be-
cause Mr.. Lewis would not agree to
talk over the recent pension dispute
with him.
NLRB officials said no final de-
Evening star., 1948-05-22

cision has been made on seeking an
Injunction. But board attorneys
were known to be rushing their in
vestigation Of MIR. Moody's charges
There were reports that the Den
ham Office may take the matter to
court early next week if Mr.. Lewis
still refuses to deal with the South
ern group.
Ignored Invitation.
The United Mine Workers chief
yesterday ignored the coal operators
invitation to resume negotiations.
Conferences aimed at getting a
new industry-wide agreement came
to an abrupts end on the issue OF
seating Mr.. Moody as the bargain
ing representative of the IA concerns
making up the Southern association
The Southern group produces nearly
100 ,000, 900 tons Of coal annually and
employs 125,000 miners.
The present contract, made last
July. expires June 80. That leaves
more than five weeks to negotiate a
new one. But no break appears In
prospect unless the NLRB inter-
yereS.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Bids on Cincinnati Enquirer
Inadequate, Trustee Says

No adequate bid has been received
on the Cincinnati Enquirer. which
was put up for sale four weeks ago,
the American Security g. Trust Co,
announced last night.
The 107-year-old morning paper,
last remaining property in the estate
of the late John r. Mclean, was
not, however, taken of the market.
Daniel w. Bell, president of the
trust company, which is trustee
under Mr.. McLean's will, said bids
opened last Monday were "in-
adequate" He said the bank would
not refuse to consider other bids
but that no further attempt would
be made to dispose Of the property
in the near future.
When the property was offered
for sale it was estimated to be worth
$40 ,000, 900. Mr.. Bell refused to
divulge the amount Of the highest
bid or the names Of any OF the
bidders
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Fowler Heads Citizens
IOf Hampshire Greens

Robert E. Fowler has been elected
president of the Hampshire Greens
Civic Association of Takoma Park
He succeeds Sherwood Citizens, jr.
who has been elected to the Takoms
Park Town Council.
Other new officers of the associa-
ton are DR.. Louis Burnett, vice
president; Miss Tacie Robinson
secretary, and Miss Warrena Smith
treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Harness Creek Wharf Asked

BALTIMORE, May "a (R.-The
Arny's district engineer has an
nounced receipt OF an application
by James Harley, r. r. D. 8, An
napolis, for a permit to build a 40
foot timber wharf on the west shore
Of Harness Greek 1000 yards up
stream from where the creeks Joins
South River in Anne Arundel
County.
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SToRgs FoR RENT,

VERY ATTRACTIVE, large, most mod
ern store with or without End Or.
e. aSsvs S.s y newly ssIa BUSINESS Sss
sasin.ss For sss s al
sSs 1h a.s 5ss aa sss'sSR s
for. office, warehouse OF store. Box 4ss-D.
Just OFF CONN. AvE.-Brand-new store
space in newly remodeled 4-story bldg,
IN busy commercial area; excellent for
eo@s se's .faas to sus
tas eSun ssa ksggtoE ss De 4 a444 Rv BURR
e asss tessSher s'ofsi s ffS i.1sS
Circle once BLDG suitable for ieWelry
s sers t5ays cS 81 ass p ss6 ens a'D
asey Coon HoPE In. ST.. Intersection
Of MAYOR I'd, and Alabama aye,--New one-
Sss sses s91 PsSe: peass nd Mae
niture. elscsrioal appiancss ETC.; 'p POSSES ss
NJ s9 as aszE Esss SaSq l1d as 49, S
Park AND sHoP-Drug, hardware or q
'e center os ssoass on
ave, at corner of Eastern ave in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, near HAYWOOD Gar
ueuS, laIse apartment QeVelOpmenG ana
many other apartments and houses: con-
struction already started stores already
leased, including large surer market. For
ssas sas nt1Tn Hs ca e s1a MT Tay9r
1906 i st. nv IA. ss4p.
large store and upper noors for storage;
Consult Mr.. Tayiof SHANNON & L istsSa
Co. 1 exclusive realtors 1908 H st. NV
s6iO 18th ST. N.w.-store aox140', in
3-story bldg, at busy. 14th and You SITS.
intersection; entire bldg. available, or LIST
floor. and basement only; full basement
oil heat, entry from shipping alleyi avail.
suitable for variety of mer-
ohandising businesses; reasonable rent,
Mr.. Edder, H. g. SMITHY CO, MA. 5000.
come, GoING-Newly constructed stores
repair; in best business block Of growing
sh9PRing area with high purchasing power.
N GOOD LOCATION, in CLARENDON
business: apt. above. CoMMoNWEALTH
REALTY EEAIa SO Co. CIV $500; ox. 2s4i i
Coon pow asfei LOCATION .yaiiab,.
with purchase Of fixtures. MA. 6746; ewes,
RoSsLYN, yA.-Ground floor. 5000 ~
Moere St; to be completely modernised.
tenants. size s4x56. Cali MIR. BRANT, at
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TRAILERs (cent.l.

tHSsh&N8 tA0utsta
auAk .dS. TssaI ms she .IfsDs .ssff hsi
U.S. a asSss aa DIV. sst o's.'s e.3H OF
q. v.a sss u s,a as'hi .i ss ssSis
f F;llsF v'G1eassifo Aa sf sas. q H. s.,
S sga essB0 AZ asv 81
q SI Ss.s o 1870 Sy sss, 6sr'sh At sE00
mouse trailer, sieeps I. clean; posssssisn on
Or before Feb. 10. See PAUL MuMRY 81
glspdy,s Trailer Court. Rockville pike
s sa2sfGs' 1915 0i house .ystsr;, perm. ios..
best cash otter. sH. 4o7O or lolll Greeley
i iass s TRsiL fPs' sos sALEs rms trs..
ssS sxss lss s vss. .ss saS buy
s aiel ,ss asa s ssss Of care priced for
sSal IL. ss.s,ss sss on s ssgs' ass
The better homes or ants; For home OF
s rsisl o on e sts Us' meaeis 70 ehSsss
ss sStss sss 10y sass oo sios5s
TRAITER CO, $500 Georgia ave, 81.
toF ssrssias ii 5000 new and Ssss trailer:
and good used cars; also Nelson Poly
s sss and kisasa.S ssa Ia 'o a. fR. Sss5,
5EAEas HsAT LEES With .s sS;
Of all makes, sizes; some medsls with
Rfs ftEsr o. io e dsar ~ a .ss
81. 5000 and 81. 2242,
s srssv a gSys soa e. hsH vi ssys sns
AMERIGAM TE Raj Co. INC 1880 wis,
buy. III, ss54. eoe ' Isl
HOME. SWEET HOME: ., n It's hest sssaYosss
asitins 'f fos YOU. '1 large VARSITY n La
II tHas an.se a' SaTdwood asslor
ella v 'stsF and sP's fully I'll IsRe Sizes
We carry ss large line d seesssoriss and
a lsSsrs se ssH sSaPDss 4 sss s sfiss'i
locations, Wash. Bait. blvd, Berwyn. Md,
aTTo kIGGAdE TRA I;,l .cns s Sus
S Sssl a5Ies 81 a Ss AFe sia
i NV as' I'm +s ds tT,as Il ARA IS
coaches, built by Schult Travelo, Amerts
can, Howard and thinner, on easy pay.
msnt plsn:. bqttled-gas stoves, hot-watel
GROVE TRAILER couRT. on Rouss !.
HOUSE TRAILER, as is; $500. OF. 147o.
ls4s s7-FT. UNITED TANDEM on dispIay,
besnd-new LUXURY model 6,eu.-ft, rsfsrY
Alb range with oven and boiler; hot and
SSa 5ssns water s.bn.s yas rn
storage space; bin. A.; sn-alumtnum ex-
say fsp SsAs sso s osh to , SsS pm VAIL
TRAILER SALES Co, 2pd ave, and -Celes.
XIV Ri fIB aEfs s FkRiilMk NJ s q ssoo
ISrsssgs nealsa ssseFi R2fass.n' rRAI S
SALES. Wash ;Haito. blvd Rerwya, Nd.
$fs g sYoo. RICE MofoR Co. 1884
BlsdenSburf nd. ne. -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST COMMERCIAL-Desirab s.w To-
cation; approx. 5000 square feet; space
CONTAINS once display and stareg; avail
NE 81 days lon. lssssi Ap 4RRs 1,s~
suitable sbk for church Oees lodge or CLUB
WILL BUILD GARAGE and rent used-car
lot. In, unusually good location, close in
n Nh. Arl .,t1 main busy Highway adjoining
SILVER sPRING-Lge. showroom and 90
ash s.rsssU fgps lffSi Rs'i S. sp9s'
14th NEAR NEWTON ST. N.W.-3-story
brick on wide lot. zoned for business, all
occupied by owner but developed for pro-
fesSional use on LIST moor, apartments on
each of upper floors. Hot-water oil heat,
rear alley; $500 per month: Call TR.
MAKER, I7I9 Z st. NV. MA. 1885.
ave. NV, consisting Of store and upper
floors; approx. $500 SO. #: entrance on
2 streets; freight elevator: automatic oil
h hEo NJ sEsssr fs c g. LEASING i41 p
HIS S{as :sa4 Fsa ii ss. zRsy
BASEMENT in Prrrofessionsi Bldg, Hyatts-
VILE. Md, suitable for printing shop or
S s%aI S sepsrats sntranee; inquire NELSON
Nz; -71so, After 5 pm. Sunday call %.
CENTER OF cLARENpoN-2nd f.. ONCE.
suitable for architect. photographer. beau
y shop, etc. New bldg. 400 or 500 #,
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APARTMENT GROUND FOR SAIL
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

SEVERAL EXCELLENT APT. BLDGS. In
Washington, ranging from to 80 units.
vestment values; will be glad to give COM
plete information or show any of the
properties to bona flde investors. Phone
Mr.. Wolberg. ia 1856, with SHANNON q
LUCHs co., 1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
s-UNIT APT. BLDG.-Each unit consist
ing Of hy. rm, dinette, kit, bedrm., bath.
Call JOHN 3: MILBURN, 1910 Lee hwy,
Arlington. OW. 7976, OK. 1904 81
APT. HOUSE GROUND, $4,000 plus So.
available; suitable for 8 FILA 900 semidet,
2-fsmily houses or larger units; excel
snt sToN W. M H. 7 ssaaslter' W. $685. PAUL
yACANT-2o.unit apt house: elevator
BLDG, near Capitol; plans approved for
remodeling to 40 units. RE. 3531. 81
APARTMENT HOUSES and unit apt,
buildings for sale in Takoma Park These
are new buildings and are an excellent In
zh say, Esr e i1nffSSrmasion phone sso
C0LokED-1ath PL., mr.. c st. n.s.-srick
4-femily apt, separate heating plants for
q apt. with settlement. For quick sale
Sl4,950, with $4,000 cash; balance low
monthly payments. HENRY SALuS, MA.
1262. ITO 18th ct. NV, 81
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcent. }

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcsnt.) j.
GE0RGETOWN, 1881 WISCONSIN, ave-
easily is G srransed for oficss: perf eond
aean Assssser ss ssTp ss1 oil vs.
or write MRS. C. 8. McREYNoID6, 4540
Klingle st. NV. Il
SELL BY OWNER-corner business prop
soo oass Of txG ssrass stores
corner Il Central ave. and 18th Block.
FAX FRoz IN S eTssi STAND, in arst-class
ness centers; has 2 new machines. plus
eree sreay
Of owners transfer to another State, For
E Tass ST. 81 NV HR cH Iese Srovnstene
front house with English basement and
stories. containing approx; 90 rooms and
Lot ssxioo. Wili sell. rent or trade.
s 56RoM e, s. N MU IEss7 AID, AGO. 1916
P Penn sV Ave- slot Eosg 1oox1oo; adjoins
ssss q sSs n6iasd sf0v market. Ti
R Ro.g!to,! street from new g; W;
neipded III h Sash' im 1aaeasate
~ sS i;'i 81 sSs X
'Evsssc s Fl hL fsE!i' to ia I'll soafs eon
site consisting of over 5000 50. it.,
2 Uniting the erection Of l2,story
g IT.. permitting an s-story structure;
90 1Gcsti%Sn sss. very near shs State Dept
ssn., 81. o70s. BOSS i PHELPS. NC,
FiLLNa sTATioN, garage, grocery store
and beer pasloT 1, all doing good business:
located i miles ne. Of winchester. va.
on highway; priced for quick sale at S14..
Va: town, fully. equipped $4,000 RAY
BARNEY b SON. Vienna, Va, Vienna 21s.
NEAR 18th and, rENNA. AvE.-Idesl for
restaurant. combination sandwich delica-
lessen shop. We believe this property can
be sold at an adyantageous price; 8 stories
and basement; the basement now has front
entrance: about 8 rooms plus basement;
zened FIRST commercial. II, offers excellent
space Tor 1st-hoor and basement store,
plus apartments above; For full perticu-
Condit, Or 212T. THOS. j. FISHER &
CO., INC, Realtors. DI. $780,
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.

NEW WAREHOUsE-a-story, heayy,duty
ilreproof building, containing. $4,000 50.
Rsirosd sidins oil BlsdensSurs II I'd. near
New York ave-; suitable for light manu-
featuring; reasonably priced with terms
TO be arranged. cAFRITz. d. 90s0; or
M BRENTWoOD. NORTH MT. RAINIER
Bldg, 3ox60:: lot .57x140. suitable for
spsBS sas sGp sr ss'tz zs shoe &C., rr ss
Goth st. NV, RE, 1888 or NO. 6794. II
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

liable Arm. on long lease, or rent indus
trial and commercial land; location, River
70, and B. q o. R.R., Bethesda. Nd Boz
SPPRox. 6.loo 90. FT.. End floor. ware.
house space, near ne; railway siding
ONCE space, lavatories and elevator Heat
spees Cali ME- schssrt q Eden
f. g, Swiftly CO. MA. 5sos.
1883 SO. FIT. OF storage space: corner
psSBssss With ,o sssssPa Ra sRE sgs g. g.
S eSa1''F' bs }6lk eoNsFRu ri 6Ssss2 Nsa s
signed to keep handling costs to abse-
height door, railroad siding, loading plat
to $4,000 50. #. Of inside. space avail
VIII divide In sections Of 1000 So # :.
ready about May 15, w. L. SIMPLIFY
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

CHEVY CHASE STORE = Immedi lately
ware. cleo. appliances, toys, etc. Rock
RA f osi sYD Il Industrial coming vic,
4th and r. I. ave. n.e.--Wtll lease ground
or build to suit responsible tenant on long
lease; sites of various sizes avail. Call Mr.,
Morgan, GHAS. C. KooNEs q CO.. Real
ssTfoeiRE. D66WNrowN. mr.. 9th and N. Y,
ave, suitable for most any business; about
81. io15, VIM. II. sAUNpERs Co. NC.
1928 X ST. N.W.-Large, brownstone,
front house. with English basement and
stories; containing approx. 90 rooms and
baths. Can be remodeled for business or
ofhces. Front and rear fire escapes; lot,
3 MURRAY. azi p5.' $500 $500 OF 1915 saS Conn ave-.
wis. AvE,-1st, commercial, lot 55x125.
with additional large lot behind property.
sale o5 lease On leng or short term basis
FOR RENT-Business only House. right
In the heart Of Clarendon. V blk. from
J.. c. Penney Co.; suitable for doctors
ONCE, taxicab stand. etc. Ask for MR..
WINSTON at Wynn's. 313< Wilson blvd.
R RfhS'1 9s4s WIS. AvE.-shoD with alley
entrance and once space: fireproof build
iRS TRSs Mx MIsE r ~ sGsp
ne sections: suitable for any outdoor
business, used car, frozen custard, fruit
and yes. market, etc. LOUIS BURMAN,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving. gen.
sfaI hauling; van. stakes, panels; white
ava All rI iamEpiAf TGs9 Ens Chew
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
BY dag, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
service, reas. prices; local or long dis
lance. Ia. 293f; after pm. GE 1416.
sTAKE-Hour, day or
week. Chestnut 6057 IS
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OFFICES eoN RENT tcoNT. |,

ofFtGES FoN MINT tCoNT.l
svailahle Immediately. near
q Lothrop'S; two once rooms
4nd toilet. ]. r. KING, 7la 18th 1t. n;S,
FUEN. OR UNFuRN., with or without SEC
yetarial service. 3 large windows, Venetian
blinds, new walnut furn., Can be seen be-
tween a-6, 3429 14th st. nv. DU, 626a,
ONE ROOM, sssosa aoer, $40. &o4 5th
CORNER 1924 1HYE ST. NV, at Conn.
colnpists door Of 9, 200 su. Il. OF smaller
suite. elevator. fun service. Owner on
g gyEs sf Ri a9sp pret,ss,ou., sld. oe.,
s spSo SUITES ssyysilable; sas mo. up sH,
DESK SPACE, ofiess, 2a-hour telephone
service, including parking privileges; rent
as low as $50 month 525 9Th 81. NV. Sc
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRTNG-Ist Commercial lots
central location. For Information. cali
Sligo $500. r. J. SCoFIELD. S4I3 Ga
$1,000 SO. FIT. on rr. siding; conv ne.
loc., mr.. N. z. ave.-Complete warehouse
plans avail, to purchaser: zoned industrial;
reas. priced. Call Mr., Morgan, CHAS. C.
k sfeoND co S2 rEsasGr'' I DI gag
most desirable tract of approx one acre
in the. heart Of Clarendon business section
and where near future planning will make
ways; suitable for ofics bldg. dept. store
with ample parktng. for customers, serv-
center and many cthsy tyres ct susinsss IS
TIA. Ewes. WI. 6s44 or OR. $3.50. -31
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and beautifully decorated 4-stery building.
consisting Of - rooms and 8, lavatories.
Floors and stsirways carpeted through End
ana some so ocs urnturs EsSep
tionally suitable for professional purposes.
Reasonable rental on long-term lease. Pos
sssS 50 asG sE IA ss5shss fsss
sRodMa sH1f Il ON an IL IA o sa4s Il modsrn
0ass RSR sGshTY Co. g.
lass "a. AVE, N,w.-4.soo, So #. and
iimmedistsly Ct reasonable rental and long
sss; 5sla! sisbF43S i' so a'iii So Nj,
s si,sssIss PURPOSES: SA szSs or b. t:s S
eESIS 8 BLDG. 41a 9Th ss;-spaess for
a H5s g. G FISHER eo h:.ls 9ss
Pfsl&xsLE o5fIcHfs FACING Franklin y,
sff s4 rs aye St or
Ply window. ssoa pei mo-, ayr. lease
sls ek assh Is Floor 3 5sff and l.v
trance; short term lease. 5. 8. i. 9. Bids,
in az proessoh HI0P Bde Mfz N aysts
vile. Nd. suitable for doctor, dentist q
any 9sher profsssssi SaIs inagire NELSON
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Excellent Transportation. Reasonable rem
tai; Immediate possession. II CLIFFORD
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BEST VALUE X ci ise once
space no makeshift, in heart of down
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bright outside rooms, as fne as anything
in city; full once services. We invite your
4 81 any o SIZE az suite from oss MS
1900 f r.. or opEN SPACE s on one one door door:
double ceiling height, light on al sides:
IN lgs; downtown elevator . once blds;;
Brokers cooperation invited. VICTOR
conn ssxoassd lsssry
bldg, handsomely decorated inside with
new front containing large picture win
excellent sts Fto for 5sht oees ons
daily BURR & YOUNG, Realtors. DE.
OFFICE SPACE AvAnABLE-singie rms.
OF. large suites for immediate occupancy;
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Atlantic Bldg. $40 r st. NV feb
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.irety or b TIE floor; all service; inei soes
M N.aIssr, w s1s l MANAGEMENT 1117
o off1chs 1 FaoM sss. Y1as Vermont ave
NV; complete with char snd elevator a
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OFFICES AVAILABLE. single or suites: 12-
s sse' conn n1At ave- ' at DUPONT Circle supt.
REfY!iss eBsair ssSs
adj. to builders once; good for real es-
tate. builder or any kind OF business. Also
1 room, 8 II. By II IT,. adj; lge. rmp s75
electricity and ianitor service. Cali MR..
WRIGHT, RE. 1884, for further informa-
ton, Message accommodations may be
handled through builders ONCE: i
Turn waiting rm., utilities and aif-condi-
tiering; low rent. CHI. 1122 or 6644. --2