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Evening star., 1949-05-19
D. {. Wiihdraws License
From Used-Car Firm

The used car licensr cg CLAUDE
r Wallace. trading as The Wa
lace Meter Co. VIII lots a; 1891
kennllwoEth avenue and 1915
First street NE. has e~en with
drawn by The District License Ba-
reau became OF complaints made
by car owners who had ae!f thelr
automobiles with him 10 sel and
were unable 10 get their money
c r Nottingham saperln-
tenceng Of licenses. said ire com :
pany owes between $40 600 and
$50 900 10 &s persons An Atio--
ney for the Company. Mr Not
tingham said. had written 10 the
complalnants agreeing 10 paw
them 10 per cent Of the arncun,
owed them. Some have agreed 70
the plan. but others have taken
their cases up With the district
attorney.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
.Bomber.Nayy JET Duel
Might Reveal Secrets,
7 Republicans Fear
sy the Assoeiesed Press

Two members Of Congress OBJ
jected today to the high-altitude
duel between the Nays Banshee
fighter and the Air Forces B-36
bomber.
They said it might let loose
some information that neither
the Navy nor Air Force would like
TO see disclosed.
. Representatives johnson and
Hinshaw. California Republicans.
suggested dropping the whole idea.
The argument between the
Navy and Air Force over the
vulnera bility of the giant B-36
was pushed to the fight-it-out
stage yesterday by the House
Armed Services Committee. 1t
suggested that now would be a
good time to settle the dispute.
Carrier Dispute Was Climax.
The question is whether the
B-36. operating ordinarily at
10000 feet and above. could be
intercepted by any fighter plane
now in existnece. The Air Force
says no. The Navy says it can
do it.
The argument started some
time ago and reached the boiling
point over a Navy proposal to
build a super carrier capable of
carrying large bombers.
The Air Force position was that
the multi million dollar carrier
would infringe on its own long
range bombing assignment. and
the money might better be spent
in building more B-36s.
Some Navy people scoffed at
Air Force claims for the huge
bomber. Secretary of Defense
johnson finally halted construc-
tion of the big carrier. but that
didn't stop the argument. That's
when the House group stepped In
with its suggestion.
Probably Would Use Cameras.
The air duel presumably would
be fought with cameras. with a
referee to decide whether bomber
or fighter shot first and best.
The committee said it should
be an impartial test conducted
by appropriate authorities in the
armed forces"
Without dissenting vote, the
Evening star., 1949-11-07
First !!I63 100000
Plus 10 900 in honor
01l15 Damon ialIl(l]
Plus an easy way to
double your 1l E73|I!!|!|31
! clues to help you

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every respect.
I. Economy. 1t will be the lowpriced
car in the low price class. It viii be
rugged, solidly built. II will be eco.
nomical to buy, economical ID operate,
economical to maintain and will deliver
startling gas mileage.
). Comfort. It will give q smooth,
relaxing ride over any kind Of road. 1t
will have many new safety features.
I. Power. It will have q pow erful,
smooth engine with amazing pickup
and getaway.
,. Driving Ease. 1t will be very easy
to handle-easy to park, easy to garage.
B. Beauty. It will be a,ear youu be
proud to drive ;. smarter, sleeker, than
any car within hundreds Of dollars of
its pricel
!. Eeevybody's Car. It will Be ear
that will gladden. the hearts and the
pocketboeks Of millions Of people who,
have never before owned nes0 carl n
will be the perfect car for families that
need fine second carl
Evening star., 1949-11-07
Its easy! here's all you do!

Dealers Ask Ucla
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the stub your Blank directed and drop the stub
the box provided for that Dealer
your Entry Blank Read it for valuable hints good
Then fill the blank and mail Instructions
IMPORTANT! You ask your KaFrazer Dealer for
approximate appraisal Haze him ene entry blank with his
signature Then you will double prize
and will also double cash donation in your honor!
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entry after that date will be considered So enter od
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q Just name
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Evening star., 1949-11-07

nu1U Double Your Prize Money! Yes,
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well double the donation in your honor
to the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer
Fund-n your entry blank includes an
spproximase appraisal of your car
signed BY your Kaiser.Frazer Dealer.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
cash prizes

IuS A sum equal to each prize viii
be given to the Damon Runyon Me.
mortal Cancer Fund in honor Of each
prize winnerl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

today in the Personnel News, a
publication of the Department of
Corrections. The bloodhounds
were unsuccessful.
According to authorities at the
hospital, the patient escaped and
was last seen running towards the
woods near the hospital. The
woods contain several deep and
dangerous ravines, it was said,
and the hospital authorities
heard the patient might have
fallen into one Of them and
been injured.
The patient turned up at his
home the next day and was
taken back to the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Hardship Cases Found
In Duy-Cure Centers

Many hardship cases have been
found among the employees of the
Child Day-care Centers, who have
not received any pay since July
/, it was revealed today.
The money for the salaries and
the expenses of the centers is in
the fourth deficiency bill, which
has not passed Congress.
About 40 employees are involved.
One of them is a cook at one of
the centers who has recently I'M
dergone an operation at Garfield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

A hitch-hiker, who surrendered
himself to surprised FBI agents
because his conscience was both
sring" him, today was under $500
bond on an auto theft charge.
Thomas McDonough, 20, New
York City carpenter. walked into
the quiet of the F'BI field office
here on Monday night.
II stole a car out in Indiana,
and nv conscience has been both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
The FBI reported that this was

The FBI reported that this was
the story McDonough gave:
He set out in search of a job,
travelling by bus from New York
to Wilmington. Del, on August
2. He hitch-hiked his way to
Havre de Grace, Md, where he
was picked up by Floyd Christ
man, a mechanic of Taylorsville.
Discussing possibilities of put
ting their trades together in
business of their own. the two
men drove to Mr.. Christman's
home, where his family put up
McDonough for the night.
On the second night, McDon-
ough said he borrowed Mr.. Christ
mans car, a 1884 model, to get a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Hitch-Hiker Surrenders to FIJI
Here Admits Indiana Car Theft

ering me ever since" he an
nounced, according to the FBI.
Holding the man until they
could verify that a car theft had
occurred in Taylorsville, Ind, on
August 5, agents brought Nc
Donough before United States
Commissioner Cyril S. Lawrence
yesterday. The com m S S i or. e r
slated a removal hearing for
August Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. BIT


ment in the Tuesday night rob-
berry, the intruders were unable
to open the door Of the inner Sec
ton, Philip Keller, general man
ager, said.
Oficials at hrst were uncertain
as to the amount taken. The So
900 represented receipts from
Mondays business, according to
Mr.. Keller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

bottle Of aspirin" for his head
ache. He kept going. abandoned
the car in Ohio and resumed
his hitch hiking trek back East.
McDonough said his conscience
caught up with him in Richmond,
and he hitch-hiked to Washing
ton to surrender himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Bloodhounds Put on Trail
OfSt. EIizubeths Escupee

Blcodhounds from the Reform
atory at Lorton. Va, were sent
to st. Elizabeths Hospital re-
Gently to try and track a patient
who had escaped, it was revealed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Safecrackers Get $500,
Miss $4,000 In Inner Vault

Thieves who broke into a safe
in Georges Radio Co., 816 F street
NV, missed $4,000 in an inner
vault. the store has disclosed.
Although some $500 to 5000 was
taken from the outer compart-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

Germany shows signs Of a buy
ers' strike, Berlin observers say,
with costs Of consumer goods soar
Ing too high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

hospital, and she has enlisted the
aid of the hospital authorities to
get her salary 80 that she can
begin paying her hospital bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Misses Dresses, So.
We're $8.05 to $IO.95

so cotton and rayon dresses in prints, solid
colors and stripes. Sizes IL to 20 in the group.
50 sundresses with bolero in sanforzed shrunk denim
(resdual shrinkage not than 49, In faded blue
yellow with plaid plain color trim. Sizes IL to 49,
Were $5.95 and $685.. Now
60 Wool Flannel Toppers in white red kelly royal navy
and black Sizes II to 10. Were $685. and $1095. Now
$685.
WSL-NortA BaiIdins Stortsysar, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Juniors BIouses
$Z'99 We're 1926 to $5.95

$50 junior blouses in dressy and semi-dressy
styles. OF cotton and rayon in white and
cOlors. Sizes to Is.
100 Blouses in classic and dressy styles Cotton
and rayon prints and solids Assorted coors. Sizes
to 15 Were $295 to $685. Now 95
30 Juniors Cotton Dresses In checks stripes and paids
Assorted styles Sizes to Is. Were $595 to $1295.
Now
Is Juniors Suits in classic style OF wool flannel As
sorted colors. Sizes to 49, Were $35. Now 2195
Jssior Misses and Tees-ass Apparel, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Luncheon Napkins
II for To- We're Y for zae
Plastic Straw Bags
81 20 We're 1894

IL bags of plastic straw in shoulder styles.
Fully lined. Natural color.
II Cotton Drawstring Bags in pink and violet. Were
10 Imported Straw Bags in drawstring STYLE Natural
with red and blue stripes. Were S.. Now--------$234
Prices include 20% tax
WSL-North Building -.
Leather Goods and Hasdbass Aisle 7, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Misses Wool Toppers
$3.95 We're 1926 l.

100 Shetland-type, unlined woods in one and
four-button styles. 36-inch length. Aqua,
salmon white, gray and navy. Sizes 10 to 10.
Rayon Suits In classic and dressy styles Short long
sleeves Assorted colors Sizes 10 to 49, Were $10s5
Now OK
50 Rayon and Cotton Suits in classic and dressy styles
Stripes solid colors and plaids Sizes 10 to IS. Were
IS Wool Toppers In dressy and casual styles Fully lined
Three-quarter length. Pink or white Sizes 10 to 49,
Were $2295 to 1895. ----------------S169
WsL-Nortk building Goats and Salts, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Cotton Dress Fabrics
4 Yards. 81
Mems Collars, Sc

275 collars in hard and soft styles. Sizes IA,
14h, 16A, 1914 and 1874 in the group.
Leather Jackets with upper front In tan. Sizes &c.
SO and A. Were SIS. Now
Is Wool Sports Coats in checks plaids and few plain
blues Sizes "a and IS. Were 1885, so
Wool Flannel Cardgans in navy, tan and blue. Sizes
&c. 40, a and A. Were $25. Now IS
Wool Leisure Jacket in green. Size &c. Was $18. Now
S795
WSL-Nortk Building II. The Mess Shop, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Boys Sports Shirts
Use We're $3.50

1877 boys sports shirts of cotton pOplin and
brOadcloth. In short sleeved style Fancy pat
terms and white. Sizes to 20 in the group
S6s Junior Boys Button-on with long short
sleeves Fancy, plain white. Sizes to g. Were Size
Now ----- ----------------------5O
81 Boys Sports Shirts of cotton Solid coors Sizes to
and l0-14-16. Were $165
WSL-Norfk Building -.
The Boys Shop, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Costume Slips, $1''0
We're $3.50 to 1926

100 slips in lace trimmed and tailored styles,
of rayon crepe and rayon knit. In white
pink and black Sizes 80 to AZ in group but
not every style and color in every size.
WsL-North Building =.
Unde,weor Aisles IS. rs. First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
SiIverwore and Gifts

2s Serving Pieces with Sterling silver handle OF plated
silver. Were $3.50. Now
"a Serving Pieces with Sterling silver handle OF plated
silver. Were So co. Now 16
l Sterling Silver Napkin Ring engraved with "FSW.".
Was $3.50 Now
Silver Plated Holders for AL" Sauce $50 Now
$3.50
100 Three piece Writing Sets consisting of pen, ball
point and pencil Were SITS. Now
Is Pen and Pencil Sets Were 98c Now
IS Hooded point Pens. Were &c. Now------------35c
So Stylograph Pen and Pencil Sets Were CSC Now---35c
Prices include zoqS tox where applicable
WSL-Norfh Building SiIpe,ware and Gifts First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Misses BIouses, SOS
Woro 81 o. and &S o.

100 rayon blouses i'm fresh, new fall styles.
Also some nylons. Long sleeve classic shirts,
dressy and suit styles. White and assorted
cOlors. Sizes 81 to SO.
50 Rayon Skirts and Blouses in aie and crepe Assorted
colors Misses Sizes Were &c. to $595. Noweach 81
20 Terry Cloth Tents for beachwear Fit all sizes White
WSL-North Building
BIssses. Aisles IL, II and Is. First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Girls Bothins Suits
81 IS We're 1895

rs one-piece camp-style bathing suits of 500
wool and 500 cotton. In green and blue.
Broken sizes to IA.
100 Pairs Cotton Shirts and Sway Skirts Assorted pastel
coors Sizes a. 1925 to $685. Now each 81 As
Is Cotton Lawn Dresses in pastel coors Sizes to H.
Is 3piece PlayaSe including bra top shorts and cooe
coat OF cotton Yellow and brown or red and blue COM
binations. Sizes to H. Were $685. Now-------S2 IS
80 suitable for school, Prints
coors Assorted styles Sizes to H. Were $685. to $685.
WSL-Noyfh Building Girls Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Women's Dresses
81 .ss We're 1925
Metal Lawn. Tables

~
% occasional tables with white legs and tops
of green, red, blue or white.
White Duck Hammocks. Were 1895. Now 81
2 Woven Hammocks in red with white stripes. Were
1895. Now
WSL-North Building -.
Budget Homefarsshisgs. Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Toiletries Reduced

IL Powder Rells for compacts. Were &c. Now --3Oc
5 Glass Trays Were $495 to $40. Now
Is Twurl Home Permanent Kits with professiona-type
plastic curriers'. Were $3.50. Now
Dresser Sets. Were $685.. Now IS
IL Natural Bristle Brushes Were 81. Now -------25c
80 Jars of Hormone Cream, IL -ounce. Were $500
Now
Prices include 200 where oppieobIe
WSL-North Building -.
Toiiefries Aisies /. g. S, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
kyIon Hose, soc
We're $I.35 to $I.75

600 pairs nylon hose in group including
seamless and full fashioned in 45-and 81.
gauge weights. Neutral summer tones Bro
ken sizes.
WSL-Norfk Building -.
Hosieyy. AisIes g. II. First Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-29
SUBURBAN sALE-yA. (cont.

ALEXANDRIA 2-story-Liy, rm;, di.
tile bath on End fir; full bsmt
with outside entrance. oil h.-w.h.:
fenced-ln back yard; lot 54xlbo. 6 Gl
G15R cGRr1s geo e. MARTiN aIvn sselns fNc 100 S4
Royal st.. Alex. Va. TIE. o233'
AkLrNSToN, II Ss1e; bungalow, No. 900 26s-
$1,000 down; 10 Minis. from Penta-
gon; 8 bedrms;. large lot with SHADE
oil heat; brick garage. oV: 5000.
open o till Q: ]. r. MOTION REALTY.
GALS Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex, Va.
ARLINGToN's GREATEST vALuE-
New center-hall brk., near Wash.
sHupsfS baths cidR dishsasheT lT disDosal q.
ie; level 'Gt'1s5 lot s5x1i0; priced amazingly
low for quick sale. Ewes: call Col.
Gilman. GIL. 3272, with FRANK S.
NPW PHILh1PS' d1RM Rk,ck 81: * COLONIAL. with
side hall. spacious rms. 1a bath on
1st floor. in the delightful Wash
ingt Golf and Country Club sec.
tion of Arlington. Within several
blks. of schools and transportation.
All electric kitchen. with GE strato, :
pisposaii. ra5 ans Side Screened porch with
deck above. Recreation rm. Built-in
garage. Level lot with stream across
rear. Choose your own decoration.
Price. S23,950. GEORGE MASON
gREEN eEs, CO; ssss GH. $685. Ewes and
De un LUXE 5iE' Ranch HOUSE on level
location. Living rm. u5x23, den
U1xI4). dining room u2xl4. all
with French doors opening mint ,,9n on
Carrara glass bathrooms; all-elec-
trio kitchen with GE dishwasher
and DISPOSAL; large basement; at
tached garage; side and rear yard
inclosed with Anchor fencing. Price,
S29, 500. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO. CHI. 3S3S; ewes. and Sun, GIL.
oNIY $1,000 DowN-semidet. brick,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen and util.
rm. down; . bedrms. and bath up, /
blk. of shopping center. nearby
D. C.; priced at $3.50. JUDSON
REAMY a. SON, 27 Yrs. in Business,
l122 N. Irwin. St. CH. OSOO. --3l
TWO-BEDRM. FRAME BUNGALOW.
Immaculate throughout: close-in Ly-
on Park section.
distance to Clarendon, shopping,
3-bedrm;. 2-story brick home; Just
Wash. blvd. and No. Jackson St.,
TheDt apps and JupsoN @sa REAMY fIesfa se2"a son
81 Yrs. in Business. 1l22 No
Irving St. CHI. OSOO. 80
Evening star., 1949-12-29
BUCKINGHAM
SHOPPING CENTER
STORES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-Shop, store or
home; in NV section or nearby Mo.
and Va for use as upholstery shop;
will sign lease. Reply to Box 226-
M. Star, stating location. size, terms
and other features. go
Evening star., 1949-12-29
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BOWIE, MD.-Modcrn 5-rm. bunga-
low, IA a.. on hwy; small barn.
chicken coops, etc; car gar; under
Possession at settlement. owner oc-
cupied. Ask oper. for Bowie 46l1.
CAPITOL HGTs.-s7,75o. Nothing
down. Three-.bedrm BUNGALOW. liv,,
ing rm., dining rm., kitchen and
lot. Ideal for large family with
small income. Call Mr.. walters or
Mr.. Warfield. OR. 2104 or Zoo.
CHILLUM-Five-rm brick bungalow.
8 yrs. old; lot. 6Oxl2o; large brick
ment; good condition. Ewes. call
Bros. hs TIRE: Re. iass. Sh io''' >'olsa go 1N
HYATTSVILLE HILLS-6-rm. home
with det. garage. full bsnt.., screened
g1rch htn sSo 6n eond down should b9 go
pm, ROBERT 8. DAVIS & co.
HYATTsvrLLE. near the blvd.-Most
desirable. 5-rm. bunga. with all the
ext extras huge Stores rec TndoSt Em oil hnsbor
fence. Price. S1i $50. and worth it.
ealI VA; VA 5000 I'll o pm, ROBERT
WEST HYATTSvILLE-Immac 2
sfarm sn im Dries sauip v EI9 ER T,,h fn ssD bsms
assNme sssN hea esn esn keas f. sehp9s p9sed ete
s $sis.5e9S;, H. $ cARLYEE de IoSIEs'
NV NMA aa2aMrPsH1RE a2Sdr AVE. extendssdd- ended
rent terrace apt. for $50 per mo-; 2
s1s.95o. Cal %call WA. 5000 til Q pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS 1 CO. 80
CIVILIANS, $45 MOI you can
this Choice s-rm. Colonial home on
extra-lee. lot; full bsmt., oil heat;
conv. to new school, shopping. etc.
Gan btyAs VA: se9o IS 90 till . p-m' ROBERT a1
HERE is A BUY-To a vet with very
home. located on Govt. parkway; 8
bedrms.. full bsmt.. extra-large |. r.;
GAN Iva WA; ssoe {. - iii 8 Pm RoBHST
INCOME PROPERTY. or for large
land University: rental no problem;
Tsss1naSls reason e.. fnaneins; 1aaa G9l ,dyF M
nv YIN 9,II1!I4 i; SAUNDERS CO.; nc; 80 az,
sttention, New. lovely. Rambling
brick bungalow with fireplace in
large living rm., 2 large bedrms.,
dining rm.. modern elec. kit. tiled
bath. oil a.-c. heat; all rooms with
aluminium frames and picture win
dows. Lot 100x200, with shade
trees and hagstone walk Price.
S15,750. Terms. LEIGH c. KELSEY,
Jr., 1910 Pennsylvania ave. s.e.,
Ii, LILA or FR. 4o30. II
BEAUTIFUL 6-RM. BUNGALOW,
large. liv. rm: and din. rm., extra
lge. bslnt, oil heat: large yard for
gardening: mr.. schools. stores and
transp. WA. 6634.
$7.65O. GROOM AND BATH bunga-
low. 81. $50 cash. Conven. TO transp.
and schools. GREGORY e. VIM
CENT, UN. 9102. Ewes. OIL 2273.
S1O.950-Prewar. 6 rms, full base
ment. lae. lot; conv. to everything
GI small down payment McENTEE
REAL ESTATE. WA. 9317 and DU.
COME OUT AND SEE this 2-year-old
brick Cape Cod with full basement.
fireplace, floored expansion attic and
other characteristics Of the modern
5-room bungalow at o2O9 4Sth ave.
Berwyn. Price open. To sell by first
OF year. Owner, MR.. PHILLIPS,
Tower 6340 evenings and Saturday.
2ns
Evening star., 1949-12-29
OFFICES FOR RENT

18th AND COL. RD.. 10000 SO. #.
on . fs., separate modern street
floor entrance and elevator. duores-
cent lighting and will air condition
for desirable tenant: used BY Rem.
ideal for school or NATL headauar.
tiers or insurance ofices: much above
average Office space. 81 20 SO. #.
r2HEl 0WNER ME hl$o; Eyes WI WI; 5a3 YaTk
ave NV. Available Immediately; de-
IsaRe ments fPGRi PENN + PRopERTiEs ass xHn AZ
st. NV. ME. 1107.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES IN
modern repFooif BUILDING b. l9Ia. az 9th
suites Of rooms or more. priced
from $40 up per ROOM; Parking
& co. INC; Realtors. 73s 18th, st.
LaRGE hw Di BRIGHT 1sasi OFFICE at fsso
Jefferson pl, of Conn, between NJ
and N; open for inspection; $55 mo.
DOWNTOWN beautiful large nrs,
ssss' SSsn vt: SSs's snsf: HIIiS' ME-
orn1IasoiSs turn., aira.eond. lawn law suite. kss;
Bldg; conference room. seeretarial
service snd ressD.ionist avail Write Write
18th AT II N.W.--Large ONCE room.
CAN bI. i94s or GE. 5454. 05
OFFICE SPACE. oyer 1.000 So. IT..
suitable for architects, engineers or
doctors, consisting of 3 individual
Offices. and large reception room.
1925 M st. NV. Call RE. O117.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE SPACE avail.
in Arl Medical Center Bldg. A mod.
air-conditioned and elevator bldg.
ALBERT H COHEN, rental AGENT
1042 N. Irving ST., Arl. CH. 1851.
leth AND X SITS. N.w.-Entire End
floor ONCE space, approx. 1.2OO So.
IT.: excellent for sales organization.
suit. most any type business. Also
several smaller ofices from S25 room
and gp; - ENTERPRISE REALTY go" GO"
COIoRED-11as N. J.. AVE, NV
1st A. front. 3-rm. suite: ideal for
doctor or dentist. THOS. D..
WALSH. INC, s15 11th st. NV"
CHOICE SUITEs-Unusual size; mod
ern downtown eley; bids: services
incl; $3.50 up. VICTOR BLDG,
MA 1852.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
WAREHOUSES WANTED

NEED 2nd-commercial warehouse,
l,5OO-2.00O So. #; willing to share
If necessary; D. c. area pref; to
rent. around 500. Write Box
257-M. Star 80
Evening star., 1949-12-29
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

i lth AID R SITS. AREA-A really fns
bldg. containing $4,000 square feet
on 3 floors Excellent auto: elevator
straight-away space, good receiv-
ing and outgoing facilities; This
building is in most central loca-
ton. is as solid as rock, and "
worth far more than our price on
it. We require larger space and
will take best offer over q S11O. 900.
full broker commission paid. Com
pare this value and this property
with new building cost anywhere.
DURMONT NEE. EX. 5000, or after
q on 1140 II
Evening star., 1949-12-29
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA

UNDERPRICED AT $12, TOO
You should inspect this immac. No.
Arl. 5-rm. brk. with fircpl.. bsmt.:
porch. excel. equip, VA appraised
or take over 40 trust.
C. F. WOODROE, INC.
CHI. SIOO. OK. 1922; ewes, CH. OS43.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
$4,000 SQUARE FIT.

Immed. poss. ideally located, near
So. Capitol St. Bridge; zoned in
dustrial 2-story brick; 5 toilets,
gas heat: large office: will consider
sale. MICHAEL WALSH & SONS,
1o11 Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50: ewes,
JU 7-6774. 81