davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-02-11

day" said Tom. Produces 1856
cubs every half hour, 312 cubes
an hour, 7,4s8 cubes a day-a
total of $50 pounds of Ice just
like mother makes in her refriger-
ator at home-only much faster.
And it costs only 2 cents an hour
to operate"
Before leaving the meeting, SEN
ator Capehart said he expects to
get into production soon with the
new ice cube maker. Only about
20 pilot models have been turned
out so far. All are in service in
the Indianapolis area. He said he
owns the Packard Manufacturing
Co., in Indianapolis. which turned
out the pilot models.
Senator Capehart also is presi-
dent of the Capehart Corp, manu-
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Son Says Copehort May Become
Ford Of the Ice Cube Industry

Senator Capehart, Republican
of Indiana has a new ambition
according to his 25-yesr-old son
Tom, and that is to become the
Henry Ford of the ice cube in
dustry."
The Indiana Senator was
around for awhile last night at
the demonstration of his new au-
tomato ice cube maker, but had
to hurry off to catch the $50
Evening star., 1949-02-11
acturers Of record playing equip

facturers Of record playing equip
ment.
The ice machine, which Is about
2 feet square and 3 feet high. Is
expected to sell for about $500, the
son said. 1t is designed to COM
pete with other automatic ice cube
makers now on the market for use
in drugstores. taverns, restaurants
and hospitals.
The meeting was held in head
quarters of Kenneth Nash Post No.
8. American Legion, 224 D street
Sc. In charge was Louis Levy.
chapter president.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

AFTER . couple Of drops from q
moored balloon at TOO feet we we're
taken up in a Dakota for the first
real show. We're told the lads
usually sing like mad until their
moment comes-but we didn't know
the words to = single typical RAF
song. So We sat silent. I stepped
out with my eyes shut. Your chute
opens in a second, there's a blackout
and then you're dangling. When
you hit ground you've got to release
yourself before you are dragged
along"
Evening star., 1949-02-11

train to Chicago. He left his son
to explain the details.
The new gadget stole the show
at meeting of the District Chap
ter of the Society of Refrigeration
Service Engineers. Precisely
every half hour, during the course
of the meeting, it dumped out 1856
ice cubes into a tray and then
went back to work again, freezing
more cubes.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

the 1949 Hille-
brand Prize OF
the Washing
ton Section OF
t h e American
Chemical So
ciety, 1t was
announced last
night.
DR.. s m | t h,
credited with
preparing the
first samples of
"heavy water"
now used by
other countries
Evening star., 1949-02-11
DR.. Smith Awarded
HilIebrand Prize by
Chemical Society

DR.. Edgar Reynolds Smith,
chief of the physical chemistry
section of the National Bureau OF
Standards, has been awarded
Evening star., 1949-02-11

Although the word Yankee" is
the most popular national nick
name. its origin is debated by
scholars.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13

eight tractors and IL head work
stock to operate his farm,
Another Texan, Elijah l.. Car
ter of Mexia, owns a 1892 acre
farm. His main crops are cotton
and sorghum, and his livestock,
cows and hogs.
B. v. Shanck and Ben Morrow
/ making a success in Connec-
ticut.
Shanck speciaiizes in leaf tobac-
co, averaging 1900 pounds per
acre on his 35 acre tract. Nor
row raises broilers and pure bred
hogs. His orders usually exceed
his supply.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13
Clark Day Observed
Al Southern j,

S~COTLANDVILLE, La, April
13.-(ANP)-Southern Univer-
sity and schools throughout the
state of Louisiana observed the
J.. S. Clark day on April A..
The celebration, scheduled to be
an annual affair, was instituted
by the Southern University Alum
nj federation to pay homage to
the late DR.. J. S. Clark, founder
and first president of the present
Southern University.
Taps blown at 10 am, by a
student in the Reserve Officers
Training Corp during which time
a period of silence prevailed on
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13

Morris, ex-pitcher for the Chica-
go American Giants, Detroit Stars
and Kansas City Monarchs.
Morris, who works out of San
Francisco, knows baseball from
way back, having played with
both Negro and white teams and
mixed aggregations.
Old Yellowhorse played with the
Monarchs when they o the first
Negro World series, later joined
the Detroit Stars and chalked up
26 wins against four defeats to
top the circuit.
Yellowhorse never was a man
to let moss grow under his cleats
He pulled out of the motor city
and did a two-year stint with the
Chicago American Giants, but
eve Chicago couldn't hold him.
He spent the next two seasons
on a mixed team in Wildrose, N.
D., and the following two barn
storming with the Gilkerson I'm
ion Giants. He called it quits
after another year with the Ne
gro House of David nine, named
the Van Dykes.
Since then he made quite a
name for himself as a talent scout
and developer of raw material in
the Bay area. And that's where
the Cubs heard about him.
The Cubs broke the ice three
weeks ago by signing their first
Negro player, Gather Charles
Pope of Tulare, Calf. Who was
assigned to the Visalis club a Cub
farm team.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13
Coed Honored By
Student Women Group

LINCOLN, Neb., April 49,
(ANP)-At a special tea on cam
pus recently the Black Mask
chapter of the Mortar Board of
the University of Nebraska pre-
sented a scholarship to Miss Char
lene Colbert for her excellent
schoolwork this year.
The Mortar Board is the univer-
sity's leading student women's or
ganization. 1t selected Miss Col
bert to be honored at its scholar
ship tea because of her outstand-
ing school work and all around
activities.
Miss Colbert is a freshman in
the Arts and Science college. She
plans to major in sociology. She
is a member of the freshman plan
ming board in the physical educa-
ton department and a member of
Denton chapel.
A native of St. Joseph, Mo-, she
lives with a local family in Lin
coin while attending school. She
is the daughter of Mrs. H. d. Col
bert of St. Joseph.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13
Chicago Cubs
Hire Negro Scout

CHICAGO, April 13.-(ANP)
The second-division Chicago
Cubs don't like being in the Gel
lar and have decided to see if a
little democracy can't help mus
Gle them out.
Most recent development re-
ported from the Cubs front Of
flee is the signing of Yellowhorse
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13
No Money For White
School Until Check Is
Made On Negro High
FREDERICKSBURG

N.Y., d.,
April 13.-Circuit Judge Leon M.
Bazile bluntly announced on last
week that he would not authorize
on election for a $780, 900 bond
issue to finance construction of a
new central high school in Stat
ford county for white children
until he is satisfied that there is
no need for a new county Negro
high school.
Judge Bazile took this position
despite the fact that both the
school board and the board of
supervisors in the county had
asked for the election in March.
He said he was not convinced
that the new white school was
necessary to relieve the conges-
ton which the board members
used as their reason for the re-
quest on the bond vote.
The jurist also said he thought
the matter should be postponed
until there is a break in building
costs. He added that it vas his
opinion that the $4,000 esti-
mated cost is highly inflationary.
The school situation in Stafford
county for Negro students is
particularly acute. For the pre-
sent Negro students in the county
are attending Walker = Grant
school in Fredericksburg on a tu-
ition basis which Schools Super
intendent T. Benton Gayle said
is the best solution to the prob
lem since neither the country nor
the city alone has a sufficient
number of Negro pupils for an
accredited high school.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13

the campus marked the beginning
of the observance at Southern
university.
At a special convocation, the
program in tribute to DIR. Clark.
was presented. Speaker of the
day wos Pres. R. w. E. Jones OF
Grambling college, an alumnus OF
Southern.
Mr.. Jones in his address en-
phasized the fact that the late DR..
Clark was instrumental in the
growth and development of most
of the important schools of the
state. He related the late Pres
ident gave his life for the youths
of the state and of the nation
as well, and that he conquered
difficulties by kindness, patience
perseverance, courage and faith
in God.
Presiding over the program was
Horace G. White, president of the
Southern university Alumni fed
Grafton. Master of ceremonies
was DR.. B. V. Baranco of Baton
Rouge, an alumnus of Southern.
Miss F. Allegro Will, president of
the home chapter of the alumni
federation, gave the Introductory
remarks of the program.
Musical numbers on the pro-
gram included renditions by the
Southern choir and a solo by
Charles Keel, an alumnus, princi-
pal of the Scotlandville school. E.
c.. Wright, another alumnus
gave the invocation.
A roll call of parish was made
by Mrs. Rubys F. Henton, a grad
uate of Southern and assistant
State Home Demonstration agent
for work with Negroes. Repre-
sentatives of the various parishes
schools and alumni groups in the
state and Southern University ia
Guilty and students contributed
more than 500 JOE to be added
to $4,000 previously collected for
use in erecting a memorial to the
late DR.. Clark.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13
Initiative
concluded from page q

CONCLUDED from page y
ture lands.
He lives with his wife, daughter
and two sons in a newly painted
six room house.
L. d. Fontenot of Beaumont,
Texas, grew $4,000 bushels of
rice last year. On his 5000 acre
farm he also has 800 cows, so
sheep and so hogs. He requires
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13
Gifted Reader
LUCK! Madame Lee
First Time Here
Reader and Adviser

Gives advice on all affairs of life,
business, love, marriage, divorce,
health and family affairs. Price
in reach of all. Located in trailer
at city limits of Franklin. Ohio,
north on u. S. 25. Look for sign
at Smiths Trailer Camp. Hours:
10 a. m. until 10 p. m.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-04-13

The final event Of the day was
an ROTC review on the university
football field during the late at
ternoon.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
FRED A. SMITH
STORES WANTED

.13 18th st. NV. Realtor. EX. 24s0.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
STORES FOR RENT

SgVN6S FON N6tNb
MD.-New store, 20 #.
by 40 #. and avail. now; well-popu-
lated section. 1905 oueensbury I'd,
9 doors from Baltimore pike, HU.
GPPER fiS 7th ST. STORE and apart
ment. Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washinaton Blds.. DI.
$500; EVENINGS. GL. 4466. Id
NEAR MAINE AVE: AND NJ ST: s.W..
large store. Ideal for LIQUOR, barber
sescod sso ssoien and oes Rs
q, r. RANDOLPH, RE. .137. TR.
SILVER I'VE STRING on oeorsi. Mio ave-. in
End. largest and fastest growing
shopping center In Silver Spring;
1sas 1xaii' remit. smneG; ssH. asssa1' ssss '0o
ALEXANDRIA, LEI, . sDe Dei Ray sec;MMossf,n &C., oss n
siesnns sDsas Store sn and 81 g. and oc sore
opp. Q large trade schools. Buses
sssR cs 4 H. 1rsn5 s91s 'FERs & f. sSaf ssffe a'.H
FOR DRUGGIsI, II shopp,ns Ing. center; ! sSS
e. =. .,sst 3 is|f $780, iSs''
IL interior dseorator,s shop, shop - 3s5 ss
ment, $50 ID. It., separate entrance:
excellent conditions; $50. Ideal for
craft shop and studio. Ho.. 2115.
1888 WIS. AVE NV, heart OF excel.
Georgetown shopping .area---Fine
storeroom with full bsmt. and pvt.
rear parking; excel. for ANTIQUES,
decorator, ofice, showroom, etc. :;
moderate rental; good lease. Call
Mr.. Gerber. LEGuM q GERBER,
l6I K 'Yi 81. N.w.-Exceilsnt corner
s shop. etc. y THos. b. WALSH. NC.
slR 1lth st. NV. DI. 7567.. Id
STORE with large display window,
suitable for carry-out shop. clean
Ing and pressing. shoemaking or
other business; low rental. Corner
Champiain and Fla. aves. NV. co.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
1884 Wilson. GIL. 1915. OK. 062C
WAIT A MOMENT

WAIT n MOMEN I
Our newest listing may be 1t. A
modestly priced radiantly heated
brick home that is differentl 2
pastel tinted bedrmS. and tile bath
on / level. Liv. rm. m.-din. comb. and
kit. on another. Bsmt. is high and
dry and actually suitable for Bird
bedrm.: gorgeous lawn inclosed BY
Anchor fence.
TIE BPANT COMPANY
2,334 Wilson. Gil. 42l6, OK. O520.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlN,A
Four -Family-For Your
Family
TWO VETERANS

TWO VETERANS
$500 Cash Each, $38 Month
This excellent brick family
apartment building located in
Alexandria's finest rental location
offers the maximum of security in
investment and economy in living
without the sacrifice of comfort or
luxury. Each veteran occupies a
large modern apartment and rents
from the other apartments helps you
to pay for the building and the
utilities. You pay approximately
S3S per month out of your pocket
and that pays for everything. inter-
est. principal, taxes, insurance. gas,
electricity. water, etc. Each apart
ment contins large living room:
dining area, completely equipped
modern kitchen with Servel re-
frigerator. above and below cabinets
and a 4-burner stove. A bedroom
that really will accommodate twin
beds. Mr.. and Mrs. closets; full tile
bath with shower. Hardwood floors
and hand-plastered walls through
out. Apartments newly redecorated.
This is an amazing value. Act i'm
cAII Mr.. McG1NN1s. OR MR..
TAYLOR. OR Mr. BERENS. Jr.
FREDERICK w. BEPENS
SALES, INC. 1928 K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-11-16
VALLEY SILENCE

II vou're getting traffic happy and
read on, 2 beautifully landscaped
acres in nice quiet section of old
McLean-just 20 Minis. to downtown
Comfortable and absolutely spotless
home with columned front, porch.
issss Iiy fs. rm., 1 din anI rm.' .sh sit.. % den
and breakfast rm.; full bsmt.. oil
beautiful spot for the man who
wants to slow down and live Q bit.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Ooad Wilxnn GI Ao16 nY nkOn
Evening star., 1949-11-16
OFFICES FOR RENT

SSVsSsS SSN We"i
WILL SHARE newly redecorated ofiice
with RESPONSIBLE party; located on
$3.50 ssa' jspFEasoS Ell Eass5s f't. f.. OF cdnn..
between sea N and N; large. bright
CLARENDON-1st a.. 4 bright rms,
cor. Highland and Wash; blvd;
lease avail. Dec. !. GL. 1884. -2l
conditioned building. LARGE second
floor front ONCE with smaller room
adjacent. kit and bath. $500 per
month, I. z. BREuNINGER & SONS,
4i5 H4' 1iss Ha4os ST. s.w.-,s.-noor ON ONCE,
igrnished is.a fea hrasse wholesale food District
DoWNTowNNs beautiful large frs,
reas.; pvt. ent. ELLIS. ME. III.
IN interior si deeorator's shop. HOB 5s5 So. 81.
IT,, separate hall entrance. Suitable
for real estate or architects ONCE;
,9sa nsat' ss9; 81 H'R.&Moaern w 21doa a.,torv
building with large barking area;
will lease rs an entirety to WE'LL
rated organization; S275 . month.
Call J. II. Knox. ONCE Of ROBERT
"; SAVAGE balnG 5l4 Union Trust BIDS
ALsEIs isSt.DG. 18th. and O .ts'-
ia reasonable rental c.li III "a: a.
PVT. OFFICE in .ir-cond. SUI suite.
seSTst"rssl seryi If desired; RE. 2l90.
ne sRsee ,,so: s5.ae eves per wi IS & 454s OWNER
NEAR WOODWARD : LOTHRoP-
2nd f.. ONCE or business, $50 mo.
DoWNToWN, VS,"pca 18th RSD NV
FURNISHED; Iaed use Of reception rosm.
'BEAuTiEuLLY EAi fHst FuRN. ,se. a-rm. suite
lishts: Venetian blinds: newly dec;
elevator: air.eond. bldg: fairly at
trac. rental for estab. individual or
arm. Room 203. 110S 18th st. NV.
OFFICES te). Silver Spring Ma.
Newly decorated. Venetian blinds,
acoustic ceilings, tiled toilets. large
closets, linoleum tloor covering. spa
eious reception lobby. One ofilce
Cali Mr: Bennett. sH. $500. cAPi-
toll MOTOR BLDG. e63 Selim rd
1904 NJ STREET N.w.-First ioor
available, reasonable: also ONCE on
second floor. RE. 5000. 20
ONE or two rooms avail. Dec. !, furn.
or unfurn., in wing trade assn suite,
"a blk. from Mayflower. Elk. o2l1.
THE NEW ALLISON BLDG. srd and
professional use; large advertising
windows; plenty Of parking space;
2 buslines; reasonable rent. BY
owner, B. B. ALLISON, RA. 1905.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
LOT, 5Ox5OO: 1850.
cash or terms. Call 10, 3-411O-l7
REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEAL 60 Ats ISAt~S
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARTON REALTY CO., Realtors
moaE Ii,t q Il SS ssfiscoSMpe Me Trust : W.
will buy second-trust notes, D. c..
RATfoNaI HfsrpS al aoRTGs N GsGE 4 INVEST.
NJ MENT mt coEP sPs 1912 N ave W
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
trusts: reaS. discount. HARRY l.
KESSLER, RA. 1885. lis
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES. quick
settlement: white or colored: notes
in D. C.. MD. and Va. FULTON r.
GORDON. 1927 Eye st NV. DI
MSsIeASE SPs5ca 81 !5s4s,s.,1 IoAss E5oer ~
HILL CO.. S04 nth st: NV
.ASF IN ONE DAl-Indiyiduai
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D. G.
resids .s q yil' by Dgs, prop Tor cas- cash
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE.
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
SECOND TRUSTS purchased at ex-
tremely low discounts. M. x. STONE,
EN-. 1903.
TRUSTS, 1st. End and 3rd: Nd. Va.
D. c.: wk. S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 9O5 N Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
Evening star., 1949-11-16
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALEl

Small or large industrial sites. on
or neal railroad; public utilities
available. Price, 80 cents to 81 per
square foot. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
ITO Y CT n vi MA 11kR
Evening star., 1949-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

CORNER BUILDING. located nr.
Navy Yard Sc; can be used for any
purpose; zoned industrial: ideal for
loading and unloading; has 1900
So. 1T. fl. Call OWNER. FIR. 4150;
ewes, SH. 1875.
WAREHOUSE -N52Ol Berwyn I'd,
Berwyn, Md; rental S1O0 month;
zoned Industrial. Also . smaller
bldgs; $25 and $35 ea. per mo.
BELF!oRE co. 1911 L st. NV
MODERN 2-SToRY fireproof ware
house to be constructed Immediately.
Excellent location, 10000 SO. IT.;
reas. rent to responsible tenants Il
or %. For information call GIL.
6S77 or ia. 4244.
5, 16O SO. FT.. new industrial bldg.
A.. 4Sx120. tailboard loading;
peri. for shop. warehouse. ofice area
to tenants requirements; continuous
windows 4 It. above a., 8 IT. high.
full length each side OF BIDS: down.
town ne. location. Increased profits
through ideal working conditions.
Call OWNER. MA. 5573.
FIRST FLOOR of new bldg. centrally
located; approx. $500 SO. IT.: has
loading platform; ideal for ware
house or manufacturing: low rental
to good tenant. Phone Mr.. KruDer-
scmidt. AT. 7200. -17
Evening star., 1949-11-16
LYON VILLAGE

Brk. Cape Cod. Q yrs. old. . bedrms.
and bath down, , bedrms. and bath
u bath; Diet. brk. gar All this on
an attrac. lot for an amazing price.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
1et cON6N1FpCIAI

1St COMMERCIAL
] 300 so. ft., 900 So. It. parking area:
conv. to Georgia ave; for sale, lease
or trade.
Michael Walsh & Sons, Inc.
1"Il Eye ST. NV. RE. $3.50. IL
Evening star., 1949-11-16
COLORED
NEAR TRIANGLE, VA.

On No. hwy, farmette, IA acres
houses, one 8 rms. with electricity,
one 3 rms. and l lge. rm., 12x24;
$4,000. CHESTER COGSWELL,, OK.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

thvEsTMEhT PROP. FOR SALE
81 NEW YORK AVE. NV. converted
into four apartments. baths and
kitchens; oil h.-w.h.; fire escapes;
wonderful transportation. Shown by
app.: only. Mr., Maury. NJ Tul 1925
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
800 INCOME-2-story brick cor,
BIDS: best loc., town So, Warrenton,
Va S3S,90O. Va cash. HERBERT H.
FRENCH, excl. brok. Fai. az 3sl.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-4-f. t.. oil
heat, &C. gar. Income $24s.50 per
mo. Owner occupies one apt. and
will give possession. Redecorated
throughout. S1S,5O0. HORACE L.
STEVENSON. 1925 Conn. ave. MA.
1859: eve, OIL. 3167. -17'
NEW BRICK BUILDING-Two stores
two 2-bedroom apartments, 2 small
warehouses. in growing suburban
business section. Shows excellent
return on investment Call D1. 101S
till 8 pm. WILLIAM H. SAUNDERS
oFficE BUILDING. downtown,
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave.
Renovated. vacant; immediate pos
session. Price, S35 900. Mr.. Measell,
DI. 1918: ewes, ST. 2S4S. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. lis
32-UNIT Diet. brick apt, Just listed.
Excel. NV. location; almost $25, 900
yearly income. Priced at less than
eight times annual rental. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH 1882, till g.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE, cor: sidsi. ZOO sa; ];
industrial. r.. 4l5o; ewes, fT 81
I7si WISE. AvE.-Entire end f.,
suite of 4 rms. and pvt. Law. Ideal
for dentist. modstee, milliner, an
Gsn tiaue5 deeSrator slhsl H,,M ess rental Es SO
Der, AID. 1900. is
ne. 5000 SO. it.. one entire A. Of
msqesh trsnce pk aunNcY d Y's sMTa tpTahs me- e.
IHy J4ls q Il st. NV. DI, so57; eyes,
Lease. Avail. Dec. 1. oL. 1854.
nth AT coNN.-Display door, SHOW
window. private ofice and store
ES0' f. s;es sAnH5sa1n'iss %sssh aK aoHSAss SSsS a.
lo,eoe 81 Ss so, a. Fr.. on 2 floors. clear open
space and excel ONCE; elevators and
separate modern street entrance:
nshs eIS nivsse Ct rsa sa5 ssnoo O.
natl. hdars.. recurring auditorium:
now occupied BY Remington Rand as
school and ofices; will consider leas-
ing floors separately; OWNER. ME.
pAY2icHf alaGi fTfs'' rIdoh' M aS4S su..aDl. light
mfg. ofice or sales: appr. 1000 So.
IT,; S1U0 per month. Apply SOL G
st. NV. or call ma. 1855.
LARGE brick garage and ONCE. Suit
able for auto repair or small manu-
featuring. Low rent. 1914 31st st.
NV. Keys at MODERN STORES,
NRaR ~ gats ' AM Mn NJ sTs Nw-5nDa
commercial: 1st floor. good for auto
show and service, 42x110 it.; early
possession. Near Government Print
Ing office, 5000 SO. IT. on 1st floor,
1st commercial: a corner; good for
show. Facing Union Station, owner
win put up modern building for long
lease. Call M Gay, night or sun
offerings or other commercial needs.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st.
1915 S 1ssh Nh 81. 1fofh fh.w.-1de.l location
for sales representative, building
sont1sstoT lisht msnpfaetqrins snS nHS
So. IT. Parking for / car. DU. 1865,
Evening star., 1949-11-16
S0oONCNN 9ek V'NSs'tHI0
BUNGALOW-HAPPY

You will be happy in this 3-bedrm.
dr., nins. from Pentagon Bldg,
close to shopping and schools. II
has nice liv. rm. with firepl., family
size din. rm., equipped kit; fu!l
b1mt. front and side screened
nestled among stately oaks. A real
prewar house constructed of the
best OF material and built for COM
Portable living. A real bargain at
this reduced price of S14,250.
Owner transferred, must sell, see 1t
today.
Arlington Realty Co.
Oon1 0ann I
Evening star., 1949-11-16
SILVER SPRING

Choice site for factory or warehouse:
recently zoned for second CONNER
cial or industrial e.; near B. & o.
it.; level; siding can be had. The
most desirable and reasonably priced
industrial land now available in
Silver Spring: S1.75 per So. it..
Call Mr.. Willingham, ST. 2400;
ewes, RA. 1901. Exclusive listing.
PHILLIPS, CANDY & FULLER. INC.
1912 18th st. NV. -16
Evening star., 1949-11-16
BRICK BUNGALOW
SUBURBAN SALE-viRGIklA

BAILEYS CROSS RDs.-Eight rms.
sissea seths' es 81 e. e az $685. garden rHA'
GLEBE MANORS-5-rm. brick, nr.
Arlington Hall. recently redecorated;
new gas furnace and hot-water
heater: storm windows and screens:
outside entrance to bsmt:; screened
By. Only S13.550. with reasonable
Ell {. IAkIER' gihseoSi ow. sss4. ~ ''''Deis @is "
NEAR WASH. GOLF AND C. CLUE
This must be Arltngton's greatest
value; val,s;n1s new sentsr-hall brick Colonial y
baths. dream Kit. with breakfast
nook. finest GE electric range, dish
washer and garbage disposal; Gift.
concrete porch: built-tn garage; level
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411; ewes. call 81.
CONVENIENT PLUS, blocks i' to
Glebe I'd: and Lee hwy. Large Eng
lish brick BUNGALOW chuck full of
asnets charm and anS dshn1eS sap
attic, baths, storm windows,
screened porch. garage. In fact this
home has everything for convenient
immediate Possession. N: T. BRoY-
HILL & SONS, INC. 1924 Lee hwy,
ia. 4-130O. -17
IL MILES from Washington, q love-
ly bungalow, consisting of liy. rm.
with stone flrepl., din. rm., modern
equip. kit, bedrms., nice bath, full
dry bsmt.; stairway to unfinished
attic, which could be finished of
into 2 rooms. This lovely little
home Is situated on "a acre of
ground and is in excel. cond. Priced.
$12.250, with conv. terms For
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