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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.)

VACANCY FOR GIRL in large double room.
also vaca ncy for girl in triple; DELICIOUS
meals. DU. 1852. -
1901 18th N.W.-Large End floor front
rm: share rm for man; running water.
near shower: switchboard; selective menus.
DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN. days week.
in private home, $3.50 week. CH. S2S1.
HOME FOR LITTLE GIRL and mother,
with day care. Michigan 1925. -
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE nicely furnished
room with another young lady: NV; home
privileges; S4S mo; GE; 73;S wv
Double front, twin beds; two good meals
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ApARrMeNTs uhFuRNisHEp.

TAKOMA PARKS rms. in 5-family apt;
house; restricted to young professional
couples; share semipvt bath with one other
couple; heat and utilities furnished; $50
mo. SH. 1865 after pm;
SOS. 100 West Montgomery ave. Il
STUDIO ROOM, running water, elec. grlll
and use Of regr., for Ink; inner-sprine
mattresses, large closet: for quiet couple;
S26 ca. 1868 Columbia I'd. NV. 80
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

1913 MERIDIAN PL. NV and 2 bed
rm. apis. avail on the cooperative plan;
payment as low as ST 900; open for insp
daily to $40 pm; see agent on prem
iseS. in Apt. 4. For further information,
N Y. ave, NV =
SOMETHING SPECIAL-Here is space and
convenience in an older well established
porch. liv rm, kit, pantry and bath.
Belmont st. between 18th and 14th NV.
Price $500. with 50 300 cash. Call Mr.
Residence, MI. 1904.
COMPLETELY MODERNIZED - Central
Northwest location; rooms and bath,
large entrance foyer: well financed. Phone
SHANNON & LUcHs, 1905 H ST. NV.
MA. 2345.
apt; Sc, u blk. from new shopping CEN
ter: priced for quick sale: low monthly
payments; immed possession. AK. SAL.
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pooMs euRhlsHep-sE and s.w

3'.33 VI ST SE.-2 nice rooms. bath,
refrigerator, phone. private entrance; so.
vi 3T3S. after + pm. %
] Urn. ROOM suitable for girls; conv
TO everything; Il block from Pa. ave,
FIR O1O7 -6
I;3i BID PL. Sc, of Pa ave.-lse. front
room. pvt. GENTLE home; men only; S35
month VI. 42s4 ,
CLEAN ROOM, next to bath, near transp.;
unlimited phone. VI 1890
46S MD AVE S.W.-Large front. furn.
room for light Housekeeping, next to bath.
423 9th ST. S.W.-Large front rm. for
nondrinking empl; gentleman; excel.
tranSp So week ME. 1887. 3
iI5 18th ST SE-Large room. twin bed:
Lincoln Park car; married couple or gen.
tlemen: noudrinkers: SIS month each. ~
front room, next to bath. unlimited phone.
conven to Andrews Field. Boiling Field
and Naval Air Station. Call AK 0295.
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ROOMS WANTED,

CLEAN FURN. FRONT ROOM. near bath
and phone. desired by Govt. employe
separate entrance; NV; $50 to $65 mo.
Box l3S-K. Star. D.
SCIENCE TEACHER, man, wants pleasant
rm.: in part or full payment will guide
child 7 to Is in insect, birds, star study,
collecting. experiments, etc. Telescope
microscope DE. 1908.
GENTLEMAN, permanent supervisor Navy
Dept, desires room and bath or easy &C
cess to bath in private home. BOX loS.h'
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GIRLS OR COUPLE TO SHARE apart
ment. bedroom with twin beds; convenient
to bus or streetcar. FIR. 43s.
1913 KAL0RAMA RD. N.W.-Lady to
share 3-rm. and bath apt. with . other
ladies' all privils. excel. transp.i S3S
MOI with meals $50 w/out. See It'll 10 p m.
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE newly deco
rated apt in Alex. with another girl; $40
mo. OV. 2614 pet. 5:3O-6;30 pm.
III9 n ST. N.W.-Congenial man. share
Groom, kit. and bath apartment with one
other man; twin beds: S45. Call after d
y H.. DE 1898.
TWO GIRLS to share large 2-bedroom
apt. with two other girls; utils. furn.;
conv tranSp HU. 600 II
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UhFuRklsHEp,

BETHESDA-Four bedrms.. . baths, avail
able about Dec /; partially furn.; Sl55
per mo Answer Bethesda Post Once
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

URGENT or 8 rm house. in or mr.
Dist: max. SS5 mo. Please call AK.
5l20 3Os
PERMANENT RESIDENTS; family OF 4
want house or apt, unfurn., > bedrooms;
NV. or Md. suburbs; references. OR. 301 s.
NAVAL OFFICER AND FAMILY desire
3-bedrm unfurn house: No. Arl. or Chevy
Chase areas; care guar; around Sl25.
EN- 1463 before a:30 or after 3. %
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GROOM 2-RATH APT.

wifi sublet Ito responsible partly for
mos, beautifully furn;;. apt In modern modern
1very lge. roomsj; rent 1926 mo- (no
chidreIl. ME 5144. N--==-
COLORED-I-RM.. KIT, FURN: APT
Conven transp.; next to bath. RA. s{2b
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APIS. EURN. AND uNFURN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

CHILDREN WELCOME-L.hk. rooms in
D.. c. and bungalows, cottages il Md.
RE- oSS6 DI. 416n 30"
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COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

OAK FIREPLACE LOGS. S21 cord; slabs.
SIS cord, delivered. Phone GE. 4262
FOR SALE-Seasoned oak wood, sawed
any length. delivered in WASHINGTON and
OAK CORDWOOD, ST. cord; u cord. Sl1 !;
Immediate delivery. any length. LU. 56a4.
soned 1907 hardwood; no pine or in
ferior mix; stacked On truck SO you see
It's full cord; SO. THE WOOD MAN
FOR SPLIT WELL-SEASoNED fireplace
wood, is and "a in. lengths, delivered IN
u. "a or cord lots. Call ALASKA COAL
oaKNS1e,75 per cord Il cord S11: mixed
17.75 per cord. "a, cord SO; klndIing' tl!TnI
with each order: 8. NJ: CONTRACTORS
FA S39S Fairfax 692-WX. -
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TABLE BOARD.
eooMs APARTMENTS TO SHARE,

CoLORED-DNNERS SERVED reasonably
in private home, near Howard University
Call MI 1897. 30
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BUSINESSWOMAN will share furn. apt
with couple in exchange for part-tim,
ofhce work 1-fare care zone. WI. "a
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LISTING SERVICE

LISTING SERVICE
We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apartments
under SIS per mo. We will be glad to
list your house or aoartment mot rooms)
without charce. Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI. 6363 weekdays, 9 am.-5 pm. Just
say Il want 70 list some housing"
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BOATS.

TROLLING for rock, trout, blues Chesa-
peake Bay Eastern Bay, Bloody Point,
Poplar Isle, Gooses. For reservations, call
CAPT A. " KING, WA, 1872.
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AVIATION.

fOR sALE-cessna 1946 Model 10, metal
prop; very reasonable. UN. 201s. -
FORMING CLUB Oh a new 9u-h.p. Cessna
140, with c-vay radio. Call Spruce OSSS.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Convenient to schools and transportation,
owner moving to Florida. will sell this
consists Of twin-size bedrm and bath on
lst floor: additional large bedrns and
rm.. with Colonial fireplace. and adjoining
patio. beautiful fenced yard, det. garage,
and many other attractive features. Call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
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CLEVELAND PARK
CHEVY CHASE. d C.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

cious living room with fireplace dining
ROOM powder, room and telephone nook,
large modern kitchen with automatic dish
ond floor, 3 bedrooms and tile bath. large
closets; disappearing stairway to storage
gas a.-c. heat larlple space for recrea ton
room). Copper plumbing, guttering and
downspouts. Slate roof. Fully weather.
stripped and insulated. Aluminium win
dows and door screens. One of the finest
locations in NV. Price. SCI $50. To reach
Out Conn. ave to Nebraska ave, right to
Utah ave, left to home HOMESITE
REALTY CORP. builders, OR. 6402 E
Nannini exclusive agent
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EN-. 1900 till o pm.
CHEVY CHASE y q

OI1CV Of1AOE, d. z.
We will finance and build you a home
including complete architectural service,
large homesites in the District Of Coium-
bia See sample home, at 57O5 9th st.
NV. Open = pm, Sat. and Sun. or
call Mr. Kessler. RA. 2ss5.
BROWN-KESSLER CO.. INC.
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VETERAN APPROVED

This new det brick home consisting Of 9
lge rms 2 baths 1st-h. powder rm., all
elec. kit, garbage disposal unit and loc.
in very nice and conv., sec. Of nv, IN
the District. can be purchased with So. 500
cash and monthly payments less than
rent truly lovely home and real
buy. To see, call Mr.. GINNETT1. RE.
13R2 or WO 2Qk1 ewes a
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home JOG S8Ssi Morrison n st. INV NV Wo. e5$i:
1892 o ST. Nw.-Large double room,
room s. week u Men preferred. DU. 1880.
eis 18th ST. N.W.-single rm. with pvt.
path: also rms. for girls to share. ME.
AROUND DUPONT CIRtLE-Newly dec
NEAR R't5i coNN. y 'ni AND D. caaT2HEDRAL-Large
front rm' Gross so.: ventilation. suitable for
NEAR conn, AVE. AND R., 1928 10th st.
n.",-Large comfortable room; also va
y sa NEWARK ifT SWaee fa asa room '9e 5ened
~; ~, home Most cqny location u blk.
f%GEEYT ffS91 GsS1lemsR naRcE En- FRnS4 t;4 ROOM
woman over .35; elevator service: Bendix
washer in basement within block OF
5 eaaR B.. ss oRsE
1918 G ST. Nw.-Double room with pvt.
ltso HARVARD ST. N.w-sinsle room,
large closet 81 per week; refined nondrnk-
trg @ sentleman nns1nan only. co. l163. II
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large, beautiful
nm. restricted for employed woman exec
utive' $50. For inspection call co. 0Sl5.
CLEVELAND PARK--Larse,. beautiful mas
ter bedroom, private bath, phone and
laundry; hot plate allowed OR. 7069.-3
LARGE, WELL-FURN.. comfortable. light
double rm. next bath for young men.
CLEAN SINGLE ROOM for refined lady:
v block from transportation. Call RA.
1903 PARK RD.-Lovely, clean double rm.,
next to bath, phone; also single rm. Call
DU. 9512 after 6 pm. q
14i9 M ST; NV " - Apt Me-, No; 7Q93wLarse 9-z
ephone and 24-hr. elevator service
MacARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-Quiet, pleas
water; pvt entr to floor; bus lines at
door, streetcar "a block EN- O35s
1913 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt. 31-Nicely
furn front rm., sgle., for gentleman;
southern exposure; inner spring mattress.
HO. 2763.
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ONTARIO PL. Mr.. 18th
And Columbia rd-Completely modernized
and redecorated 20-ft. row brick; bed
rooms. rear porch; new gas furnace; 2,car
Cali Mr.. Gavin, with H. g. SMITHY Co.
ST. $500; res. MI. 5OO4. -oO
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FOREST Hills

The excellent financing on this attractive
brick residence makes this property very
worthy Of your serious consideration:
bedrms; ia baths, plus maids, rm. and
path, gear garage, gas &C. heat and
nice garden: 1st-fl powder rm. and fne
rec. rm. For details, please phone Mrs.
MOODY. OR. 5756 or MI. 5000, with
JOHN R. DE SIBOUR & co.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Very attractive center-hall Colonial brick,
convenient to Lafayette School Three
good sized bedrooms. large tile bath. pow
der room on LIST floor; excellent condition:
rear screened porch off living room This
should be seen at once Most attractive
terms are offered. The property is sur
rounded by more expensive homes. For
inspection. cal Mr.. Manson: EN-. 1929.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co
12o4 14th st NV DI 2246
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B-1s
HOUSES FOR sALE-kothwest.
Silver Spring Bungalow

One of the neatest properties you can
imagine, located in very convenient
with fireplace, . bedrooms fne bath.
dining room. kitchen, 1st floor; full stair.
be completed into . rooms: insulated In
floor and roof; full basement. gas a.-c.h..
nice lot with rear inclosed with Anchor
fence At a price of S16,500 with excel
terms. This is a real buy. To inspect
call WO. 1900 till pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

6-room semidet brick. oil h-wh.; large
rear yard; concrete front porch. refrigera- 4
tor and gas stove; cony: to stores. schools
Mr. Moser, Ia 1881, with KAY REALTY
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-09-13
L cad THE textile WORLD

Besides making these major contributions to the economic
welfare Of the city and ection these companies pay yearly in
county and city taxes approxmang OF
this amount Halifax county taxes $545240O. Roanoke
Rapids Sanitary District $646o Roanoke Rapids OILS
$67,lo6oo City Of Roanoke Rapids $96,29l.oo
ss % s n . ssss s Mir r'a'.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

geology over there we called it
the Dead Calf Sandstone" for a
while because a calf had fallen
over one of the cliffs and was
killed"
When he retired in July, 1916,
Mr.. Stout said he was taking to
the brush" His retreat is a cot
tage in the wilds and still only
25 miles from Columbus, complete
with the gorge of the Hooking
River right outside his window
and covered bridge and an old
mill only a few hundred feet away.
Friends in geology and industry
visit this spot in steady stream
for DR.. Stout is a walking reser-
voir of information on Ohio's nat
ural resources and their develop
ment.
Some of the mineral deposits
discovered and catalogued by ex-
plorers of the Geological Survey
will not be used until long in the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

we'll as the price, remains about
as high next year as in 1948, his
net income can be nearly as
large in 1949 as it was in 1948.
Plentiful supplies of feed, at
lower costs, will contribute di-
rectly to protecting the margin of
profit. Further, through the Gull
ing and liquidation of the past
five years, the average output per
COW in 1948 was the highest on
record-in excess of 5000 pounds.
This output, expected to be ex-
ceeded in 1949 if good weather and
pastures prevail, Christian says, is
IA per cent above the prewar aver
age, and is a fitting tribute to
what can be accomplished through
use of improved breeding stock
and selective culling of low pro-
ducers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
EXPECT FARM DAIRY PROFITS
T0 INCREASE DURING new YEAR

Good prospects for marketing
dairy products at a profit in 1949
were forecast this week by C. F.
Christian, Extension economist at
Ohio State University, in com
menting on current drops in milk
product prices.
Consequently, he says, heavy
culling or liquidation of dairy
herds is not recommended. Milk
COW numbers nationally and in
Ohio have been declining since
1914, and in mid-1948 there were
IL per cent fewer cows in the
United States and 9 per cent few
er in Ohio than 5 yeasr ago.
Demand for milk and milk prod
ucts is expected to remain high in
1949, since consumer income will
continue at high level, the popu-
lation will increase about one per
cent, and exports will tend to in
crease rather than decrease.
Present abnormal price drops,
Mr.. Christian states, can be traced
to the increased production this
fall as the result of good weather
and heavy feeding, decreased buy
ing activity for storage stocks,
and sharp drops in vegetable oil
prices.
From a production cost stand
point, he points out the dairyman
is in a good position. Assuming
the demand for his products, as
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

future, Stout point out. Some will
be developed soon by new ma
chimes and methods of selective
mining and quarrying.
"It's important to get it all To-
Gated" he remarks, $50 you'll
know where it is when you need
it. For instance. in some deposits
the new big power shovels can
take out clay, coal and sandstone
in one mining operation, cheaply
enough to make it pay when just
digging the coal or clay alone
would be too expensive"
Stout believes that when the
best iron ores are dug in the Lake
deposits, ways will be found to
use the millions of tons of Black
Band and other lean ores in the
hills of southeast Ohio, close to
the steel mills. That day may not
be so far in the future, he as
serts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
OHIO CEOLOCIST SAYS SUNFISH
VALLEY is PRETT|EST in STATE

COLUMBUS-Beauty and busl-
ness go together, the Ohio De-
velopment and Publicity Commits
sion has concluded in its study of
recent developments in Ohio in
dustry. An eye for industrial op-
portunities can be impressed also
with the charm Of Ohio scenery.
For example, Clifford Glider
sleeve, new industries manager of
the Cleveland Chamber of Conn
merce, cited the case of a manu-
facturer who was thinking of To-
eating his factory somewhere IN
Ohio. Facts on taxes and other
advantages were furnished. They
helped. But what really turned
the deal in favor of putting the
factory in a town on Lake Erie
was the Lake itself and particu-
larly the facilities for yachting,
the industrialists' favorite form
of recreation.
Travelling on the trail of indus
try, Albert +. Redman, Director
of the Industrial Development
Department, Ohio Chamber OF
Commerce, takes Ohio Route 7o
through Monroe County whenever
possible. Mr.. Redman finds the
scenery along Sunfsh Creek, be-
tween Cameron and Clarington,
particularly impressive. "Autumn
is perhaps the best time to see it,
but this part of the Switzerland
of Ohio is beautiful any time of
the year." he says.
In this observation, Redman's
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

opinion is backed up by the testi-
mony of a man who probably
knows Ohio scenery better than
anybody else. He is Wilber Stout,
long time state geologist, who has
probably tramped over more parts
of Ohio than any one since Johnny
Appleseed. From this first-hand
acquaintance with the State, Mr..
Stout is an authority on Ohio
scenery.
When asked what is the most
beautiful part of Ohio, Stout hedg-
es. "There are so many kinds of
beauty" he says. at depends on
the season, on the way you feel,
on what you happen to like.
"But taking everything into con-
sideration," Stout went on, warm
ing to his subject, 81 believe Sun"
fish Valley over in Monroe Coun-
ty is about as pretty any time in
the year as anything you can find
anywhere. The hills are rugged
over there, almost mountains. Sun
fish Creek is in a gorge 600 feet
deep in places. Waynesburg
Sandstone, which breaks off in
cliffs hundred or more feet high,
is near the bottom. Above those
cliffs the valley widens out, on up
to the beautiful sculptured knobs
on the tops of the hills.
That's country where the cattle
fall out of pasture" he continued.
an fact, when we were working
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

When Bud Swanson had trouble
sleeping nights, and tried to get
over it by turning up the radio full
blast, he started an epidemic of
insomnia all down the block!
Folks finally dropped a hint to
Bud that he close the windows or
turn the radio little lower. Bud
did-and that was the quickest
cure for other folks insomnia I've
ever heard of!
Not that any of us object to the
radio, or swing bands, or anything
else that helps another person re-
lax of an evening. Myself, like
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
SEEKING GAMES

The Sports Center basketball
team Of Norwalk is now booking
games away from home for the
1948-49 season. Teams interested
may write to John Malcolm, 141
East Main street, Norwalk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10
From where | sit ...M Joe Marsh
Yes Sir,
Insomnia's Contagious!

glass of beer with bit of cheese
before I go to bed. I can't speak
for you.)
From where I sit, good neighbor-
illness means nothing more than
simply respecting the other per-
sons tastes and rights - without
forcing your own tastes or opinions
down his throat. And that goes for
Buds radio, my glass of beer, or
whatever temperate pleasure you
happen to enjoy.
&sM~4<
I948, United States Brewers Foundation
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

Junior WOmen's Club Christmas
Capers at Armory, Sat. Eve, Dec.
18. Semi-formal. Music by Verne
Walter and His COllegiates.
Apt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

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Advertisement
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

good building sand; could be used for
located as miles from washington in Nd: :;
good road to premises: reasonably priced
Ss ackps AnpnaDoS on an5soda. SsoS and Fail, CHURCH
rd.-Access to trunk line sewer. CH. 424S
in Fairfax County. liz
ABOUT 93 ACRES. on either side Of hwy:
' miles from a Silver % sDrins: % may W selI IN
tracts Of about 25 acres. l.. w. GROOMES,
sss ss.sss, sna OF Ess siss rs DOWN, sa5 mo-s a..
big trees, city impr.: mr.. bus. cars; 8 mi.
in Md; trade. Lots. ne. MR.. RYoN,
i TWO R.ACRE LOTS, near Rockville.
Phone Greenbelt 6949. --2l
25 ACRES, Ice; tobacco barn: Piseataway.
e. GsG c th NC ES fSsa sses ..tss Dase
1925, Real Estate and Insurance. 21lo
sihGs sss Fl aSSS1 as wooded
Pc. in Md: reas. for Sl1.960. Call IA.
e t.. store and bus. Call after p'm' Alex. A:
FOE FOE SALE, acre on Marlboro pike, near
AasFSHs Ca. dfh H. sSis sgfBfs: hS@s
saa s,Soe ; RRdnREs. dnRE Just 80 minutes from no tn.
one e'frs Tract to on which is fine old s-room
frame house with barn, sheds and an en-
trance lodge for Ratekeeper. NO pubic
roads cross these four square miles Of
fine acres. About 100 acres cleared and
balance in ENTHUSIASTICALLY pine and
Watered. Located risht In the corner Of
two main concrete highways at Waldorf
farm subdivision development. cattle
ranch, dude ranch or club. $50 per acre.
VIII sell as Q whole only. Box 2b2-C. Star
I AM ESPECIALLY INTERESTED in con-
tacting groups OF purchasers or builders
who plan cutting down lot and house
constructions; my land is ! mile from Lee
blvd, in Fairfax County. Lots 130x17O,
are worth $1,1O0 to $3.50, only $100
cash needed to start building; location
suitable for houses up to $4,000. OWNER,
Box 1910, Star. 49,
Evening star., 1948-01-15
STORES FOR RENT.

BEAUTY SHOP. 2035 P st; nv. corner
s STORE 81 E siAcE M 1r'; for rent. 1ax14. located
2l5 M Mddth st. me-; $50 per month. PHONE
sfoRE ST HGyi 10 BE BUILT on main thorough
fare in D. C. with parking space; suitable
for delisatessen, cleaning "a and "a, pressing
aysnsy au9 Ga fors es also 0asF sasss
4o5 Investment Bldg, DG. 5016; eyes,. EN-
STORE. 1865 Calvert st. n.v.-s15o mo.
NEW sIoAEs iN ,ll BUSINESS q ( SENTEk f. es 4
populated northwest section; ideal for lia-
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property including
esi Hss & sTfh sstsp
M6bEkN NIB st. bGws46wS nS M6 STORE, eonvsn
lent to Lansburgh's. Kann's and Hecht's
show show window. in w. viii lease store alone or
slsS ssans Co. and
oRssEh asss s s4oSRs S5SS on hi. g1ss-
wants prospective tenants and will build
ssE s4oTi Sr, r,sS5S Asb UPPER FLOORS down Il.
town business sectton). entrances on sts.;
approximately $500 50. IT.: bldg- equipped
with eley., oil heat; immediate poss. Leas-
ing dept; IEo N, N, gIESSSSsTE1N IESS & Co.
bowNTows ht5s 81 W. TBus1NEss hE oo SECTION, near
10th and SITS. n.w-Brand-new store
bldg, now under construction. completion
about Jan. is, 19as:, 25x9b feet with
cation for higR-volume retail business;
ideal for shoes. ladies' or mems wear.
furs etc For further details. call MI;
( se; CO. I41b K st. NV. ME- $500. -l6
LOCATED in large apt. house in busy
neighborhood: approx. 1000 square feet
of space suitable for . drst-class drug
store; available for occupancy in to q
months; any attractive lease can be ar
ranged, with a minimum rental guarantee,
plus a reasonable percentage OF the gross
receipts Box 242-D, Star. -lS
sToRE. in 1900 block 14th st. NV. Can
80 80 Penn. Penn AVE. sE.-possession FEBRUARY
15 Best business block in Sc; $125 mo.
THos D. WALSH. s15 18th st. NV, D1
Il ST.. NE. 1905 location. Call RE. 23l1.
NEAR SIsx UNION sTATToN-No. "a r st.
n.w.-Store: . rms. and BATH. 1st n;
rms. and hath, 2nd a.: immediate pos
session. win rent or lease rsssona5,ee e
nRIHHTWOOn REAfTY co -1S
Evening star., 1948-01-15
OFFICES FOR RENT.

BETHESDA-Furnished once. good cor.
location. with parking. OIL. 370O. IL
10th AND EYE N.W.-1st comm. suite OF
2 rms. and pvt. law. entire floor; only
Crockett, SH 6374, with LEdUM & GER
GEORGETOWN-Gas- ofnces, 2nd
hoor, suitable for business Or profession.
ARENDEs 1sgA BEATTY Co. 1907 Wis. ave-
LARGE nM M ROOM, OIL Conn. ave-: newly re-
conditioned building; 365. RE. 1243.
Ist COMMERCIAL SPACE for rent-Either
1st or End floor available. ideal for dress
shop, millinery or for business. OF profes-
sional ofices; living quarter also may be
available See to appreciate. Apply
Mssdsn Bldg. iss7 n s. MA; .;,.. :.;, mIs !. g..
doctor. dentist or other similar business;
S rooms. kitchen and bath; $S5. JOHN, F.
DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pa. ave. Sc.
AhCHfTEcT. AUDITORS. ETC. - Excep-
tionaIly bright End and 3rd noor suites,
1900 50, IT,, with north and south ex-
pcsure; long lease; avatlshle after FEB. j;
All modern condition. To inspect. call
Mrs. Lynch, ME. 1880. WAdGAMAN-
NICE OFFICE, front entrance, in Colonial
Village, on Wilson blvd; $50; all utilities;
doctor. Eysr q ssTS!ss & eu;inss'w iass wiSoa Soa
blvd. oI. 6015. -s