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enlistment.
An applicant who is otherwise
qualified may be entitled if he is a
citizen of the United States, or an
alien who can present written evi-
dence that he has made legal declar,
alton of his intention to become a
citizen of the United States.
Each applicant, before being ac-
cepted for enlistment, is required to
pass written examination. These
examinations are standard tests is
sued by the department of the
Army, and are administered locally
by recruiting sergeants and at the
recruiting main station where ac-
tual enlistment is accomplished.
Before an applicant can be ac-
cepted for enlistment he is requir-
ed to furnish three letters of recon-
mendation from reputable citizens
of the community. Further, the re-
cruiting service checks the back
ground Of each applicant with the
Police Departments in each town
where the applicant has resided for
a period of six months or longer in
the past three years.
Applicants who meet all other re-
quirements for enlistments are Civ
en- a thorough physical examination
at recruiting main stations. In
brief, normal eyesight, normal hear
ing, serviceable teeth, and general
good health are required. An appli-
cant dependents, and who has no
prior service in any of the armed
forces is not eligible for enlistment.
Men with prior service and who
are qualified for enlistment in
grade four or higher may be enlist
ed in the regular army only, regard
less of number of dependents.
Grade four is the rank popularity
known as "Buck Sergeant
Generally speaking, me not quail
flied for enlistments in grade four
or higher and who have dependents
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are not eligible for enlistment

are not eligible for enlistment in
the regular Army.
Applicants with dependents, and
who desire enlistment in the U. S..
Air Force only must be eligible for
enlistment lin one Of the first three
grades (Staff Sergeant or higher ,.
except that an airman last discharg
ed in grade four who has completed
six years or more of active federal
service may be reenlisted without
regard to number of dependents,
provided reenlistment is accom-
plished within 80 days from date of
discharge.
Further information on indi-
vidual questions and problems con-
cerning enlistment may be obtain
ed by contesting the Recruiting
Sergeant at Post Building, Marion
Marion progress., 1949-10-27
LOOKING BACK TO 1929

Something happened in the United States
just twenty years ago that will not be forgot
ten by those who went through the stock mar
ket crash that makes many of our former
pancs look like limitations of depression
A month before the crash, the Dow-Jones
average reached the al-time 381.17 high
Spectators, however, were still hopeful. The
market moved irregularly downward to 325
on October 4th but bounded up again to 353
and, to the optimists seemed really to reach a
new peak.
On October 18th, two decades ago, U. S.
Steel was quoted at 230, General Electric at
373, American Tel. and Tel. at 301. President
Hoover was in the White House, Andrew Mel
Ion was Secretary of the Treasury and the ma
tional debt had been reduced to $4,000, ,000,-
900.
Interestingly, or the theory that tax reduc-
ton would help business, there had been gen
.erous cuts in 1926, in 1923 and again in 1929.
Everything looked good. Business hap
spy. Organized labor was weak, the only awk-
ward factor was the difficulty being expert
enced in farming areas. For this, Congress, Of
fered higher tariff rates, having raised them
in 1921, in 1922, in 1924 and in 1926 Thel
were some signs of recession in the automo-
bile industry, in construction and in steel and
copper production. Nevertheless most people
were optimistic and ready to buy on credit. In
stallment purchases and farm mortgages were
nearly as high as stock prices.
The crash that came in mid-October, how
ever, following the all-time peak in Septem-
ber reached its peak on October 29th. The
catastrophe was complete. Liquidation con-
vulsed the market. In less than thirty days
prices declined forty per cent. In the course of
the next three years, the prices of fifty lead
ing industrial stocks fell from an average of
252 to 81.
It might be we'll to bear in mind the facts
connected with the disastrous crash Not that
the signs of the present times indicate another
experience. While nobody knows what the fu-
ture will bring, the course of the stockmarket,
in the past few years, and under the regula-
tions of the Securities and Exchange Commits
sion, has not been spectacular. There has been
no great surge of stock prices upward. Admit
tedly, the country is in better economic con-
dition than it was before the 1929 collapse.
Despite this, however, it is just we'll not
to forget the experience of October, 1929.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27
CARELESS SHOOTING

New Hampshire college senior was re-
Gently fined $95 and given a sixty-day sus-
pended sentence for firing four rifle shots
which hit a professors home.
The student did not deliberately open fire
on the house of his tutor, but he was target
shooting on the Connecticut River. The bullet
from his 20 caliber rifle carried into the resi-
dence.
It is quite probable that the college student
was amazed at the consequences of his target
practice. He probably never dreamed that the
bullets might ricochet and go further than he
expected. Nevertheless, when individuals as
sume the right to utilize dangerous instru-
mentalities, they must be held responsible for
the consequences.
We call attention to this comparatively
minor news item because of the fact that there
may be target shooters in Mcdowell county
Let them be certain that their firing is without
hazard to innocent individuals. After all, if a
person is killed by a stray bullet, the surprise
and sorrow Of the careless does the victim no
good.
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CRIME

During the first half of this
year, the nations crime rate rose
I2.7 per cent in the cities and 7.6
per cent in rural areas, as compar-
ed with the same period of 1948,
according to the Federal Bureau of
Investigation.
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UNEMPLOYED STRIKERS

Two million workers will be un-
employed if the steel strike con-
tinus until Nov. 1, and 100000
if it goes to December 1st, accord
ing to Commerce Secretary Saw
yer.
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The farmers, it appears, will be reginented
again next year with ninety per cent parity
if two-thirds Of them, agree upon the control
program.
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Wealth. in itself, is not wrong but there are
differences of opinion about how far man
can go in getting it.
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Read The Progress for local and
current events.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

Just try to remember to drive carefully and
you might make your automobile journeys
more enjoyable.
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More thon meets the eye

Cpl. John G. Stagg Of Blakely.
Georgia is Medical Lab Technician
of TT. Mcpherson Hospital. He
qualified for this important as
signment on graduation from the
Laboratory Technician School, Ft.
Sam Houston. Texas. His expert
ence is, a good illustration that
.eg
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There is no objection to federal spending
where the money is being spent.
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Cpl. Sfogg sets
his sights for q
successful career
as lab tsehnieian

there IS more to the Army than
meets the eye" The q. S. Army
offers ambitious young men many
things chance for more educa-
ton and to learn a trade, good
pay, good living conditions, retire
ment benefits, and opportunities
for advancement
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LOTS FOR SALE

1s:ACRE LOTS, lust over FairfaI
per month will handle. CECIL 3.
LUPToN. oW. 5333. OK. 0S59. 3
BURNING TREE RID. (of Bradley
blvd, Bethesda. Nd "A fine a.
sR3, afFe leTel o1e h0mssite. ao $3.50. own
HITLckfsTH Choice q; location, Ia con.
for quick sale. AK. 4O52 ID
RAMBLER SITE lots, 1OOx2nO,
water, eLec.. and sewer. Near transp.
UN. 03l3. 3
BUILDERS TAKE NoTICE-1ss-,t
frontage Burns st. and Alabama ave-
sc. ID. c., suitable 3 better class
Diet. homes: Out of-town owner sac
rificing $4,000 for all. Cali Nj.
Barr. eyes; TW. 0567 for details.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-(Drive 1 blk.
east OF Conn. ave on Fessenden st.
beautiful rambler and homesites.
SHAPIRO, INC, NE. i7I7. '''' os' Ne
LARGE LOTS, mr.. Woodside Park,
Silver Spring. Utilities. $1,000 each.
OWNER GE. 1870; ewes, GE. 4635.
CHOICE HoMEsITE-In 1900 block
H.. III,
For details call from . to ., HOME
REALTY CO., Realtors, RE. 1887
or HU. 703S.
BRADLEY HILLS GRovE-31 fine
lots, over Y acre with sewer and
streets graded mot surfaced All
or part at very low price.
lOWNER), OIL. 114o, --13
POTOMAC AND BRADLEY FARMS,
L to acre tracts. We have many
excellent building sites in the
Bethesda suburban area from
$1,000 up. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC, WI 1920 5
WOODED HoMESITES, p acre, 1sox
155 IT., city water, 4O0-ft. elev.
Priced $1,000 to $1,000. Out Leo
Highway. 10 East Falls Church. Va,
turn right on Fairfax drive for 3
blocks, right on Westmoreland ST.,
! mile to Beacon Hill sign. OWNER.
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENTIAL LOT
Adjoining Rock Creek Park on
Beach DIR. Contains 11,450 So it.
Priced for quick sale at $4,000 Call
Mr: Dodge, jr,, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500.
Ewes. OR. S496.
COLoRED-ARLINGToN brk. bunga.
Will build. South 18th and Shirley
hwy. $4,000; site, 81 900. BOW.
ERS, 1875 Eye NV, RE. 2O29.
bldg. lots in beautiful Brookiand,
Moore, UNITED DEVELOPMENT
CORP, EO. 6112; ewes, RE. 1859.
Miss Partridge.
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SALES INC,
MA. 9141.
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlhlA

1l4o, $1,000 down. total price So
900, pay $40 per mo-; rms, .
bdrms., lge. din. rm.. hardwood
floors, auto. gas heat, full bsmt.
TON o ORE RGAGPY, GPyn a4i5 II D. Mt. Y vernon mon
AIEXANpK:1H iXs;; Asfai: "a BUNGALOW, No. Mic 80,
Sl.5og down; 4, bdrms.. ,lee. liv. rm;
with fireplace, hardwood floors. full
65nn oSmt, aqto ~, oil heat ior0y 0w. 1890,
II. @415 Mt. Vernon ave-. AIex..
ALEXANDRIA, brick bungalow. No.
TO-, 81 800 down, total price. $10,-
500; bdrms, lge.. liv. rm. with fire.
Dnsn place sH1oi ,i5 oil heat oroy oy $500,
II, S415 Nit. vernon ave-, Alex,
ARLINGTON. a new 3-bedrm., Ik-
bath. Cape Cod. with bedrm. and "a
bath down. Liv. rm. with firepl:,
din. din; rm: and a YER. lovely kit. fun
cEcIL s. 5. iUPToS, ow. 1888, 'S5s. ox.
$3.50 CASH will buy a new 2-bed-
room Colonial, or 3-bedroom and
den bungalow, with monthly pay
tomorrow. CECIL B. LUPToN, oW.
1898, OK. 0S59. IS
6-RM. FRAME HOUSE on h-acre lot
of Valley View dr., .Franconia. Va.
5 miles west of Alex; fast route
Shirley hwy. to 644. Coast Guard
ofhcer leaving area, will settle for
investment to, date and arrange for
balance. JOHN L. PRICE. AL. 9O01
ONLY $I2,5OO Large, gracious
home with 1la;acre lawn, beautiful
Tass Tasas f5ssT on and faE u baths
firepl: firepl. in large din. rm.; bay
windows. screened dining porch.
Handsome modern kitchen; bedrm.
ea eains orsEy se oc on n hst TOWN. View of mDgn
MISS KING. KE. 3-5l64. >
3-ACRE GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE in
exclusive Pinecrest. Va, a beautiful
Sp,np Ssompmunlty Wti,,. Of Of fine fine homes. Lovely
years ago, Ia rooms Is bedrooms,
4 baths: scar garage; large chicken
house. Abundantly planted with just
ABOUT every variety OF fruit tree and
Towering shrub, 3 fshponds. stream.
ssS,rIaT ~ minutes ties, to downtown 2; G.; via
PHILLIPS. DI. 14I1; ewes. cali H6.
BRICK BUNGALOW, No. .ee, off shir-
ley hwy, $1,000 down; bdrms,
equip. kit, completely fenced, det.
garage. OV. 5000, open 8 It'll 8.
j. T. MOTION REALTY, 2415 Mt.
Vernon ave, Alex, Va. 10
SMALL BUNGALOW, No. 1913, Just
completed, total price $1,000; 500
50. II. of floor space; liv. rm. i6x12,
: nice bdrms.. hardwood floors. au-
tomato oil heat. OV. 5000, open
til 8. j. T. MOTION REALTY,
24i5 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex. Va.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhIA
z I,EVET s.

Different. unusual and priced right.
All brick; attractive liv. rm. with
conven. din. rm. area, bright kit,
] level UP (about s. steps,, 2 bed
rms, tile bath: 2nd level up. l huge
bedrm., from the dining area, a few
gas h.--wh.; nice. level lot and In
No. Arl, only a short distance from
Wash. By all means. see it, Only
$13,750, excel. terms.
Arlington Realty Co.
ooO1 Wilson blvd nW o2OO g
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE A CLIENT with up to S25. :
600 cash as down payment on good
sound investment property; will as
sumo existing mortgages; must be
good value. not too old; prefer D. c.
location but will consider nearby
Md. or Va. Call MR.. DIXON at ST.
1900 Broker. $
WANTED FOR INVESTMENT, one q
unit or Aunt unfurnished apart
ment. vi. 0636. MR.. LEVIN. 10
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
-BARTOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
MoSE{ r5Sl g st Ss; SEC sEcoNb Ms Trust IaSs - W.
will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
NATioNAL NiS MoRTGAGE & INVEST:
MENT N1fIGr.T GosP, lsRs 1912 N Y. ave- NV
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES. quick
GoRDoN, q MA 14e7 anq Eye ya' st. N NV. pf. i.
$3.50 Brokers attention.
CASH IN ONE DAY-Individua
wants to obtain end trusts on D. c.
resids., or will buy prop. for cash.
GIL. 6676. RA 22s1. day or eve
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4Ka-5E No
charge for appraisals. MOORE d
HILL CO.. s04 18th st. NV.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
TRUSTS, LIST. End and 3rd: Md. Va,
D. c.: wk. S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to secure
limited number of 1st trust notes
in multiples of $500. Return of 7ca.
PRENTICE CO., ST. $3.50, NO. O064.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money.
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; eyes,, RA. 341S.
s.
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TAKOMA PARK


. blks. from ST. Bernadette's Church
and School, . blks. from public
school; 3-bedrm. brick, liv. rm. with
fireplace, side porch, full basement
with outside entrance; corner lot:
priced $1,000 below any house in
this section; trades accepted. Call
for details. AAA REALTY CO., 97l9
Ga: ave, 81. 090O; ewes, AP. O046
Ar TEA QORO
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WE'D LIKE TO
PROVE 1T!
Yes, we'd like to prove that this all
brick 6-rm. Colonial is the best buy
you can find. 3 bedrms.. . tiled
matte heat. Completely equipped
kitchen. ga blks. from bus: school
around the corner. Yes. you should
see 1t today! Call:
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe rd., oW. 909O.
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S9.75Q
VO, SOV
HOME-QUARTER ACRE

HOME-QUARTER ACRE
ON ANNAPOLIS BLVD.
Corner too-and has commercial
speculative possibilities. Liv rm.,
2 bedrms., combination kit. and din.
with stairs. Check it Immediately.
KELLEY & BRANNER. DI. 7740;
ewes. Mr.. Tolson. OR 11aA In
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Veterans. Stop Looking

3 bedrooms. $1,000 down. This s.
bedroom home in beautiful Wood
lawn can be purchased for $1,000
down and $40 per month; this Is
really an amazing value. An excel
lent brick detached home. priced at
only S12.5O0 and Offering the maxi
mum in modern living comfort. The
house contains center hall entrance,
large living room, dining room de-
signed to accommodate the largest
suite OF furniture, a kitchen styled
for mother; every possible convent
ence has been thought OF; excellent
equipment, 3 twin bed size bedrooms.
each with wardrobe closet and cross
ventilation: large tiled bath with
shower, storage attic, full basement,
ample space for recreation room.
gas air-condition heat, laundry and
outside entrance, wide oak flooring
.throughout; large lot, beautifully
handicapped; convenient to shopping
and transportation. schools and
churches. This home priced at only
S12.500: monthly payments, $40
plus taxes and insurance. Today's
outstanding buy; act Immediately.
Call Mr.. -McGinnis, MA. 9141, even
ing TU. 23SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.
MA. o141
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OLD ALEXANDRIA

OLD ALEXANDRIA
Charming small detached town house
with large rooms; living room, din
Ing area completely carpeted, fre-
place has beautiful antique manteI,
powder room on first floor, and
equipped kitchen as modern as to-
gas h,-w. heat, walled garden, both
bedrooms, will take twin beds, tiled
bath with shower, attic fan. This
should sell fast at S16,950, terms.
Gall Mrs. Hall at OV. 2961 with
w. B. WRIGHT, ia. 4-0550.
PRICED FOR SALE IN A HURRY BY
OWNER. SI7,500. DUTCH COLONIAL
North Ait twin-size bedrms., /
pvt. yd.; schools, churches, buses;
b min. to Pentagon. Poss, Dec.
J. CHI. 5279 or RE. 67OO. Ext.
34S7. ii
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PIANOS

And large furniture will all fit nicely
in the liy. rm, in, this comfortable
all brk. Colonial home. Full din.
rm.. kit. with space for breakfast
bar: full bsmt. with no-step outside
entrance, 3 bedrms. and tiled bath
complete the picture of this lovely
home. The grounds are beautiful.
a wooded sweep of approx. ITO it.
2 blks. from mali ali cow viii liz 20 ';i al
easily for this low price of S14,750.
Cali for appointment please
Arlington Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-11-08
TUESDAY, November 8, l94e
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp
Priced to Sell
CaDe Cod BungalOW

Sdpe OOU DullSdlOW
A white Cape Cod brick home stu
ated in Kensington. Md, on beauti-
full level lot 1GOx15O. affording
quietude. complete privacy and
where the richest endowment of ma
ture. contributes to everyday life.
Rambler type, featuring lovely liv-
ing room with fireplace and 2 BED
ROOMS, TILED BATH ON 1st
FLOOR. Expansion attic with fin-
lshed room, space for extra bedroom
and roughed-in plumbing for addi-
tional bath. Daylight cellar. semi
finished recreation room, oil heat.
There is screened breakfast porch,
brick terrace in the garden and
white picket fence incloses children's s
playground and outdoor grill. It is
q home you should really see! With
its many outstanding advantages an
excellent. value is represented. Call
Mr.. Chambers EVENINGS, LO.
5.06s5l. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
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individually Personified

Is distinctive OF this magnificent
stone ranch-type rambler. There
are 3 gracious bedrms., Ia baths,
26-ft. liv. rm., stone flrepl. with
English studio ceiling, util rm..
dream kit Lear att. gar; u acre
hanging caves. Located in exclusive
section and built by master crafts
men. This is real buy at S17,750.
Full bsmt. added; S1S.750 Both
G1 financing, with 900 dn., a. int,
or conventional financing available.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500.
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FARMS WANTED

IF YOU'RE INTERESTED in selling
a small farmette or large acreage
tract. call WORTHINGTON REAL
TY, s427 Ga. ave-, 81. 300: eyes,,
10 5-O5o- Ia
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KIRKSIDE

LSe. English Colonial, center-hall
plan, on a corner lot; 1st Fl. con-
TAI fains lse: bedrm.,, full bath. lge.
ultra-modern kitchen, screened
porch; wall-to-wall carpet, drapes.
pullt.ln gar; excel. financing, Ewes,
MT. Markham, EN-. 1175.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
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a new 3-bedrm., Ik-
bath. Cape Cod. with bedrm. and "a
bath down. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm. and very lovely kit. full
bsmt., gas &C. heat. Immed poss
CECIL B. LUPTON, OW. 1888. OK.
Evening star., 1949-11-08
WATERFRONT PROP WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY would like to pur-
chase modern cottage on bay or
Severn River. near Annapolis, mod
crate price and terms. MR.. BRUNO,
ST. $500: ewes. De 0SS5. 3
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81 400 down to a CT believe it or
not buys 3 bedrms., Ia bath beau
tIful new corner home; 8 blks. from
Noodmoor shopping center, side
porch, Venetian blinds, full base
ment, leather upholstered breakfast
set in kitchen and many other fea-
lures. There's only onel Excellent
plan for a non-veteran.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 5655 Realtors Su 95-s
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$3.50 DOWN

To qualified veterans. Beautiful 3.
bedrm. brick home, with full bsmt.
on approx. 2-acre wooded lot, In
N. Sill. Spr. Call SH. s01O.
MONTGOMERY
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REDUCED 81 nm

Lovely white brk.. z yrs. old. 8
bedrms., rec. rm., 1312x2212 in
knotty pine; 1st trust 4ee. Good
Bethesda location; S15,950. Call
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT CO.
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MOTORCYCLES

GARAGES WANTED -
GARAGE WANTED, vicinity Sousa
Bridge. TR. 2045. 10
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ALEXANDRIA, brick bungalow, No.
10, ST 500 down, total price $10,-
500; 3 bdrms, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, auto. oil heat. OV. 5000,
open 9 til 8. J. r. MOTION REAL
TY, 2415 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex,
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T,EWTSOAT.E

Just off New Hampshire ave. extend
ed, mr.. shopping center and bus,
this lovely Colonial red brick on
beautiful corner lot with 172-ft.
frontage. Landscaping includes
LOCO Easter bulbs and barbecue pit
with 3 flreplaces and very large
patio. The house contains living
room 23xl5. large dining room,
bright, well-equipped kitchen; at
tached garage; screened porch, sun
deck; 3 large beorms., l12 baths;
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
BilcFInehar slate rocf. gas h.-W.h.
Finished by interior decorator.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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STORES FOR RENT
FOR DRUGGIST, in shopping

FOR DRUGGIST, in shopping center,
to be completed Jan. l., about $500
"a MR. 41TS 41EKANKL1N' D1. $500; EYES. EYES.
ufPEk hT; fs'a: sth ST. STORE and apart
ment. Call Mr: Franklin, WEAVER
BROS. INC, washington Bldg, DI.
MoDGRS s5SGi svesRSs s4oSkEsdoM s6 a4Ss sox11o, a,
thickly populated. busy intersection
in heart Of shopping center. Entire
front of bldg. glass display windows.
Bus stop at door. Suitable for any
type. of retail trade. Lease if de-
AIK slEsd BRhREs sGE sDpt 2 coaHRos ssl 81 s7sHe 1913
NEW SHOPPING CENTER-2 stores
4,00G 50. it.; show window; large
parking space. Call owner, GE.
Wisconsin AVE. and R-outstand-
excel. for display. rm., antiques, in
terror decorator, business office, etc.
In addition to lst:flr. store room
(approx. 2Ox6O there. is a full
ssmt; a and rms; and Il lay: on N End Sl
rent for entire bldg; good lease.
HER REALTY CO, Ap; $500. %
APPROX. 2,5Oe so. FEET in large
apt. house NV. section. Desirable
1OCdblOl 1OI Ilku lypc IGStdul dIU,
Recently remodeled to comply with
all District requirements. Attrac.
lease and rental. Box 1o4-J. Star.
OPPOSITE GOVT. PRINTING oFFIIcE
Display window 72x90", store 15x
hsa ~a aonnaoui ads1t0ho o EsteT SasarGap sapp 81
Lease 1t desired. Rental $110 month
ly Apply MR.. MILLER, 80 H ST..
NV, EX. 5000. Evenings, FIR. 1886.
NEAR MAINE AVE. and M st. s.w.-
Lge;; store; ideal for liquor' store,
barber shop; elec: and radio shop
szstsri ssss 3is e. sAsBofpH Es5Si shss Re s; ISsS
sithh .SI; AHD M SITS. N.w.-Approx.
l5x50; busy ,neighborhood excel.
location for shoe repair shop, up
BERNSTEIN 8 CO.. Realtors, 1415
s28 EYE ST. N.W.-Approx. 16M30;
excellent location, reas. rent; in
s!Ha1ss sTas Co. A'R;s Rsaisefs, h1n
9th ST. NV, bet. p and Excel
lent, location. for cigar store, pawn
broker' jeWelTy store; ;sINsTnnn ess;; lmmea; Z;
CO GO .Fea Realtors, 1415 K st. nv
FIRST COMMERCIAL = street-levei
store or office, Union Station Plaza;
500 SO. IT. plus storage. FIR. 542s
DOWNTOWN-1Oth and F sts. NV,
1st i. and bsmt., approx. 25x100 on
each ii. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
4 CO; oa Realtors 14l5 x st. nv NV
iH1 MD.-New store, 20 it.
by 40 #. and avail. now; well-popu-
lated section. 45O5 Queensbury rd.,
3 doors from Baltimore pike, aU
FLOWER sHoP-Fully equipped; To-
Gated in large hotel on 18th ST.. NV
Ipmea PSss;; PpHsNsTs1N Tsas; rent Go Apply Aeol
tors. 1415 K st. NV, ME. $500.
Vacant, with 2-rm.
apt. 2 lavatories. On Baltimore
blvd. near College Park. SIS mo-
skW Aty1s sHopp1Ss EsI'hSG 9E cENTREs Gsis s ssots
left, s. Capitol and LIVINGSTON I'd:
S3x1eo 70 dbls ,tS shpM ryHnIsg y1ndsg 6all
ma. O5s2; eyes,, AID. 1894. -S
Evening star., 1949-11-08
MONEY TO LOAN
GARAGES FOR RENT

1922 M ST. NV, opposite Ring Bldg.
front and rear, to soft. alley. Elk.
cellent for sales and service. Call
Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS,
INC. Washington Bldg, DI. $500:
ewes. GL. 4456. .
Evening star., 1949-11-08
STORES FOR SALE

SALE BY drug
store business in rapidly growing
Southern Md. town: very small cap
ital required; long-term lease If de-
sired Apartment available TO pur-
chaser. Phone Mr.. Sullivan, Hughes
Vile Sl-F-23 or write SULLIVAN s
DRUG STORE. Hughesville, Md. IS
MODERN DEPARTMENT, STORE
crossing around $4,000 year. new
stock, new fixtures. Bargain if sold
this week. 2S44 Alabama ave. sc,