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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-30

CARD OF THANKS
The Hallway All club wishes
to thank the business places
that contributed to their CAM
paign fund. r
Evening star., 1949-01-20
harrington Gives
Talk ON Ha1Van
To SOr0btiz1zists

The people of the Facific are
watching to see what Uncle Sam
does with the Territory of Hawaii,
Joseph r. harrington. delegate from
the Islands, emphasized yesterday
at luncheon meeting of the Sorop-
timist Club at the Willard Hotel.
Were telling Congress that state
hood for Hawaii always will stand
as a source of United States
strength with the people in the
Pacific Mr.. harrington said.
Hawaii is the most strategically
located land area in the world" he
declared. "Its statehood is not a
race question. 1t is more logically
related to the future of America in
the Pacific There is the American
frontier. Hawaii is it's western
border-not the last outpost"
In view of the record of previous
Investigations. the progress of the
island peoples and the consistent
Truman advocacy of adoption, Mr..
harrington said he hoped the fol-
lowing of a fair deal' would mean
"a fair deal for Hawaii.
Hawaii is not as small as it looks
on the map" he said 1--WE have
many resources in the separating
waters. These may develop into a
great fish industry some day Our
tropical agriculture is developed to
high degree. We pay more taxes
to the Treasury than do IL to IA of
the States and for 120 years Ameri-
can influences have predominated."
Mrs. Blake Clark interpreted sew
eral of the native dances. She ex-
planned that the wardrobe of the
dancing girls has changed. They
now wear cellophane skirts imported
from New Jersey, she said. She
was accompanied by her husband,
who is rowing editor for the Readers
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Miss Patricia Hale, Of Maine, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ralph E.
Church of Illinois, MRS. Church is
the newly elected President of the
Congressional Club, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Charles Nelson OF
Maine, The Governor of Maine and
Mrs. Frederick G. Payne, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Alfred M. Pride,
Capt. and Mrs. Wallace M. Beak-
ley. Capt. Peter D. Regis, Aide to
Gov. Payne during Inauguration;
Major General and Mrs. Patrick A.
Hurley. Brig. General and Mrs.
julius Klein of Chicago, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Claude S. Gillette
of Bath, Maine, Colonel and Mrs.
William B. Williamson of Augusta,
Maine, and Former Representative
and Mrs. Charles S. Dewey of 1lli-
nois.
Mrs. George Chase of Skowhegan,
Maine and Mrs. Rexford st. Ledger
of Winthrop, Maine, mother and
sister of Senator Smith were present
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Brewster of Bangor, Maine, son
and daughter -in-law Of the hosts;
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill c. Meigs
of Chicago, DR.. and Mrs. Ar
mand Hammer of New York, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Odlum of New York,
Mrs. McCeney Werlich, Mrs. Fred
erick Mitchell Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Leighton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Butler, Mrs. Grace Dodge
of Boothbay Harbor, Maine, Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Hearst, jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Talberth
of Portland, Maine. Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. O'Connell of Bangor,
Maine, Mrs. May Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bulkley Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest G.. Warren, Miss Josephine
B. Ripley, Miss Emma Perley
Lincoln, Colonel and Mrs. Charles
E. Dustin, Mr.. William c. Lewis,
jr,, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Welles March, Miss
Barbara E. Sheldon, and Mrs.
Thomas Eberly.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Senator Smith
Feted at Dinner
Bv Bre1VSterS

Senator and Mrs. Owen Brewster
took over the Congressional Club
last evening for colorful party in
honor of Names other Senator
Mrs. Margaret Chase Smith.
The attractive newly-elected leg
islator and only woman member of
the Senate was feted at a dinner
for over 80 guests, mostly Republi-
can and many from Capitol Hill
Wearing lovely gown of silver bro
cade and orchid corsage, she re-
ceived with her hosts in the Ha-
waiian Room. Mrs. Brewster's gown
was of shell pink chiffon, heavily
beaded, and with a small train
Long pink suede gloves and an
orchid corsage completed her cos
tune.
Shortly after o'clock the party
gathered in the spacious ballroom
on the second floor where the tables
were arranged in sunburst fashion
radiating from the head table be-
fore the fireplace. 9right red and
white gladioluses decorated the
tables. The Maine seal ornamented
the place cards and the menu, en-
titled for the evening "Maine-U",
featured Maine lobster and tender
loin of beef. Music was provided by
trio throughout the party.
Guests included the Chairman OF
the Republican Policy Committee OF
the Senate and Mrs. Taft, Minority
Floor Leader of the Senate and Mrs
Kenneth S. Wherry, Senator and
Mrs. Styles Bridges. Senator and
Mrs. Eugene D. Millikin, Senator
and Mrs. John w. Bricker, Senator
and Mrs. George w. Malone, Senator
and Mrs. Karl Mundt, Senator and
Mrs. Andrew F. Schoeppel. Former
Senator and Mrs. Wallace H. White
ir. of Maine, Former Senator and
Mrs. Albert w. Hawkes. Of New
Jersey, and Minority Floor Leader
of the House Joseph w. Martin, jr
Representative Edith Nourse Rog-
ers was there as were Representa-
tive and Mrs. Karl Stefan, Repre-
sentative Frances P. Bolton, Repre-
sentative Frank Fellows of Maine
and Mr.. William Fellows, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Robert Hale and
Evening star., 1949-01-20
ALL-WOOL SUITS
Reg. 1895 to 59.95

Beautiful olI-wool eobordines in
dressmoker and tailored styles.
Grey, Green, Blue. Brown, Black.
Sizes 9 to IS, 10 to l8 and some
women's hoIf-sizes.
Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
Murphy
Continued From Page B-3)

dressed in q black velvet suit and
beige satin sailor trimmed with
satin loops, waited patiently for
her husband who was bringing Gov.
Fuller Warren of Florida and his
aide, Mr.. Frank Wright, to the
party. Keeping her company in the
reception hall, where a string en-
semble played as the guests arrived,
we're Nine. Tobe Davis, down from
New York and visiting the Leon
Hendersons; Mrs. John Ringing OF
New York and Mrs. Charles War
wick of Palm Beach.
Familiar faces in the diplomatic
corps were those of the Norwegian
Ambassador and Nine Munthe de
Morgenstierne, the Cuban Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Belt, receiving
we'll wishes for their new assign
ment; the Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani. the Chinese Am
bassador and Nine. Koo, the Haitian
Ambassador, Mr.. Joseph D. Charles;
the Siamese Ambassador and
Princess Wan Waithayakon, the
Dominican Ambassador and Sonora
de Thomen, the Swedish Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Bohemian, the latter
in a smart brown dress and good
looking wide-brimmed velvet hat;
the Ecuadorean Ambassador, with
petite Sonora de Dillon in an at
tractive green dress and small
yelled black hat: the Guatemalan
Ambassador, with Sonora de Con-
zales- -Arevalo in a ballerina dress of
black lace: the Indian Ambassador
and Lady Rama Rau, she in tur-
quoise blue sari embroidered In
gold; the Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Erkin, the New Zealand Am
bassador and Lady Berendsen. the
Luxembourg Minister and Nine. lie
Calais, the Icelandic Minister and
Mrs. Thor Thors, the Finnish Min
lister and Nine. Jutila and the Lii
berian Minister and Mrs. Charles
King.
Then there were Mr., and Mrs.
James Lawrence Houghteling, Sen
ator and Mrs. Ebert D. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Clifford, Jim Farley,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Steelman, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward F. McGinnis, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lippmann, Mrs.
J. Borden Hartman. Senator and
Mrs. John L. Mcclellan, Mrs. Clin-
ton Anderson. Senator and Mrs. J.
Howard McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony j. Drexel Biddle, Senator
and Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall, Sen
ator Robert A. Taft, Senator Alex
ander Wiley, Mrs. Arthur Krock,
Mrs. Leslie Bifne, Mrs. Eugene
Meyer and Mrs. Barnet Mover.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
ROBES

70 Reg. 6.es Chenille Robes,
coral and blue. Sizes SO to
9 Reg. 5.9s Cotton Robes,
wrap around and Upper
styles. Sizes II to 1888
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
SPORTSWEAR

Is Reg. 5.ss TO 1898
Skirts, royon erepes and
aobordines. Sizes Y to 26,
z.ss
$50 Reg. 5.ss 70 1893
Skirts, royon eobordlne.
Sizes u to 3O-----3.98
- Reg. s.es Jumper
Dresses, royon foille and
aobordine. Sizes II to l8,
3.ss
- Reg. 1923 Raineoots.
royon eobordine, detoch-
obIe hoods. Sizes II to l8,
70 Reg. 1923 Slack Sets.
Z = tone royon eobordlne.
Sizes II to l8-----4.88
$50 Reg. 5.ss TO 5.ss ALL
Wool Sweaters, s|ip-over,
Iona and short sleeves. Sizes
81 to 4O----l. l.SS
81 Reg. 500 to 7.9S
BIouses, royon crepe and
sotin, white and eolors,
soiIed. Sizes 81 to SO.
z for 500
45 Reg. 5.es TO 1898
BIouses, royon crepe and
sotin, white and colors,
soiIed. Sizes 81 to SO,
2.ss and 3.eS
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Digest and an author. His last book
lis Hawaii, the 49th State"
Mrs. Edith Claude Jarvis presided
and Mrs. Elinor Lee, chairman, was
in charge of the program.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-o


the guest at dinner of Col. and Mrs
Curt c. Schiffeler at the Raleigh.
While here Admiral Nimitz is stay
ing aboard the Sequoia, docked at
the Naval Gun Foundry.
Mr.. Carleton Smith, director of
the National Arts Foundation, Is in
Evening star., 1949-01-20
In the Ne1Vs

Admiral Chester w. Nimitz ar
rived in Washington yesterday
morning to take part in today's in
augural parade and last evening was
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman G. Kal will
leave tomorrow for a 21-day cruise
to South America aboard the New
Amsterdam.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Washington for a week and Is ths
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Mrs. j. J. Walsh Is entertaining
as her guest over the Inauguration
Mrs. Pauline Ross Bennett Of New
York,
Evening star., 1949-01-20
GIRDLES AND BRAS

ls Reg ss5 $500 e'de side hook or Toon fosens
Size: @ e;.1,,. ii. hook o- 7oon toeoe
Sizes 2e and 49, "a ond IS ,-s' $50
81 REQ $50 to 75o Gdes, puon side hook sotin ostex
Sizes S. NJ L. 2e to 2e, extra loree pontes ----'.ss
70 Rec 400 Ponty GirdIes, Leno mesh, long length
jaT e.. 7oo Bros, famous n,okes cotton, nude and white
Size. 81 to .-- for 100
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-20
LINGERIE
BEST & co.

1856 Reg. 3.sS to 1913
Gowns, tailored ond loee
trimmed, solid eoIors and
prints, sizes 81 to 3o--l.sS
1zz Reg. 3.9S to 5.ss Sli ps,
for women SIS" or under,
royon crepe, two-tone black
ond white and black. Sizes
81 to 4O--------l.SS
"a Reg. 1898 3-pe. Cotton
Pojemos Ensembles, blue
ond red prints. Sizes II to
20 ------S.0o
u Reg. 1898 Study ceats,
royon eobordine, solid col
ors. Sizes II to 2O---e.oo
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-08

had quit classes In protest Of the
failure Of Georgia voters TO ap-
prove new taxes for a So, 900 900
school improvement fund In last
Tuesdays election.
Leaders urged others likewise
to leave classrooms until some
thing is done" At least 1000
other walkouts were predicted by
Monday.
The rebuff came from o. C.
Aderhold of Athens. president Of
the Georgia Education Associa-
ton, of which most of the teach
ers are members.
Mr.. Aderhold last night tele-
yraphed presidents of all associa- =
ton units and asked them TO
urge your local unit members to
fulfill contracts for this year"
Special Session Sought.
The announced purpose of the
teacher demonstration is a special
session Of the legislature to vote
new school funds. regardless Of
tuesdays vote. Representatives
Roy Adams and Paul Hurt of Polk
County. a nerve center Of the
teacher movement, urged Gov.
Herman Talmadge last night to
take this step to avert what they
termed a crisis.
A top organizer of the walkouts
IS L. M. Shelf of Rockmart. presi-
dent of the Polk County Teachers
Association.
"All our best teachers are quit
ing In droves. effective next year.
Il we wait until then to do some
hing about 1t. that will be, too
late. Our school system faces q
complete breakdown unless we get
more money and action now" Mr..
Shelf said.
State Auditor 3. EA T'hrasher,
jr., warned that when the teach
ers quit work their pay stops. he
said they will be docked for the
days they remain out.
DISPUTE Over Pay.
M. D. Collins, State school su-
perintendent, was sympathetic
with the teachers. They have beer
kicked around too long," he as
serted.
Chatooga County, where two
teachers already have quit ane
the others have voted to do sc
Monday IF something is not
done" was described as full oi
mad teachers" c. B. Akin
county superintendent. said they
have taken UP the slogan, "Quit
and turn the schools over to the
politicians and tightwads.
All schools In Polk County. like
Evening star., 1949-04-08

National Cornisfee Of the Hun
gartan frtellisentsta. telling the
bishops : the CATHOLIC Church al
Hungary cannot remain luke
warm when peace is discussed !"
The Board Of Bishops. n Q let
ter signed by Archbishop Jossef
Groesg. aettns head Of the church
N Hungary. replied
The congress Of Paris is q
meeting Of International ehsrac-
ter. Consequently only the Holy
See tths Vatican has 20 decide
about representation OF the Ro-
man Catholic Church.
The standpoint OF the Catholic
Evening star., 1949-04-08

Chatooga In Northwest Georgia
already have closed. The cosln-
tvs il5 teachers cult and left
$500 students Idle Eighty teach
ers In nearby HARRISON also voted
to join the recess"
The teacher complaint Is in
adequate pay. The present rate
is $3.50 q year for teachers
with four years Of college and
much less for those with less
training. The figure would have
been raised to about 81 400 under
the Improvement program turned
down by the voters.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Hungary Bishops Balk
Al Peace Session Bid
Rr re Ats,ttrtsd e.sss

BUDAPEST, Hungary. April g.
Hungary's Board of Roman Cath
olic bishops yesterday refused TO
accept an invitation TO be repre-
sented at the "worid Peace Con-
gress" In Paris.
The World Peace Congress.
opening In Paris April 20. is a
Communist supported meeting
of intellectuals. The Catholic
Church has accommodated
those within the Communist
government OF Hungary who
mad anything TO do with the
conviction and imprisonment
of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty,
the Catholic primate of Hun
gary.)
The invitation came from the
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Teachers in GEORGIA
Rebufied in WaIkout;
200 Idle in Protest
Ry ts.s Assoeia.sd Press

ATLANTA. April Georgia
school teachers met q rebuff TO-
day In their threat to walk out
and turn the schools over to
the politicians and tightwads."
But nearly 200 of them already
Evening star., 1949-04-08

Church ccrceyr.ns the question q
var and peace L. clear Cccse-
9uenfly. any special manifestation
Is s1perspols
Evening star., 1949-03-06
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE (cont.

G ST. NV. just off 22nd st:-9-rm.
brick. zoned 1st commercial, excel.
for any business serving G.. w. u;
price. S1I,o990: terms. Gsll 7. Y,
Fen g BIAcKisroNE Gh B1sS 81 IA Reator a1sS Tls9
a55SSoSn a5So BLK. Il, h'Gj Of 9th ST. N.w.-1st
commercial, large store. and 2-rm;;
apt, on 1st fl. Can give poss' po5s OF OF
tNSA 600 CASH saias GUY Rt4Ye TIMER. FINER 1929
TAKoMA PARK. heart of business
20 yrs; 5 nice stores and two a. 4
I'm. and bath apts.; no leases; $500
owner will finance; Act quickly
this can't last; Ewes, DE. 954l.
oNksrdFY SAMI HEAITBxk IlBk1eK G9 STORE, T6 res $500
business: vacant; owner can lease
it; $3.50 or more; price, $4,000.
coon BUSINESS property with long
lease, paying better than. liz; dio d.
viii handle. Box 422-s, Star. -
WE HAVE SEVERAL excellent in
of stRSRt gver gTSpsstes gp2aE ca II cRANE e. hsa
ALEXANDRIA, va, warehouse, To-
Gated at 100 No. Lee, with store in
front, $500 So. IT. with mezzanine
making $500 additional So. it.; built
3 yrs. ago. Call MRS. WAYS at
NO. 3343.
D-RM. BLDG. in center of Bowie; can
be used as dwelling as whole or ?
separate apis; can be used for most
any type of business. Priced $500.
JAMES S. BRADY, High Bridge.
Bowie, Md. Ask operator for Bowie
14th ST. Mr.. G N.W.-Income about
$4,000 a VI; reas. expenses: Re-
duced price. S425,0o0. MAURICE
EN- 3032.
SUITABLE FOR OFFICE BLDG. on R.
I. ave. near 14th st. NV: only
$4,000, but hurry. CITY REALTY,
Evening star., 1949-03-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE

II ACRES ON POTOMAC, vicinity
dsr stream. BY BY OWNER, NE. S446'
5 4 ACRES in Clinton, Md, 9 mi. to
LOOK HERE FOR HOMESITE. Over
100 acres of high rolling sites IL
mi. D. C. line. Mont. Co.. city water
available June neertI Rock hee,,t Greek yteW Tens
WOODED TRACT of about 90 acres
in Fairfax County, Va, less than 25
miles from WASHINGTON; ] creek, i
branch and deep pond: large old mill
and small cottage. Price, $75 per
N1GfR aeTe Ph9ne sEGT1oN GE Of foI5 Fairfax County
Va. not far from Vienna and Oak,
ton: almost 13 acres, beautiful knoll
with large trees for homesite, bal.
ance can be easily cleared of second
growth pine; unusual Offering in TINS
desirable section. Price, $3.50 per
acre acre. with liberal terms. Phone GE' e
Co., Md, 25 min. to downtown;
stream and some woods. whole or
5.acre t5aets; dtIa reasonably asm;a s4oR priced
road: 90 mi. WASHINGTON; easy
ATTENTION., BUILDERS--39 acres
in fine Prince Georges County To-
cation, priced to permit construc-
ton of very low-cost housing on
A-acre lots Call Mr.. Paul. JESS
FISHER & CO., INC, 1920 K ST..
NV, Realtors, Elk. 1911.
RARE BUILDING Substance deposits,
100 acres fronting Shirley hwy.
near Lorton overpass. Aside from
being beautiful residential building
sites this has an almost unlimited
gravel State tested and deposits
Of the new lightweight aggregate"
recently found in Lorton area by
Federal geologists. Price by nego-
tiation. J. FULLER GROOM, Real
ty Co. OK 44S7.
2 MILES ABOVE GREAT FALLS, VA.
el3Ia acres: LOCO yards from Po--
tomac River; $500 per acre. Call
APPPPRoXIMATELY PP ISATLY TWO ACRES
Stream, beautiful dogwood. maple
and elm trees; 10 miles: from DIS
trict line. MRS. STANLEY CAR.
PER, Mclean, Va, Elmwood 505.
Burnt Mills HiiIs-Ideal for low-cost
housing; $1,000 an acre. 1nforma, ma,
tion furnished at oftlce only. LEAIH
& ASHLEY, INC, 927 18th st. NV,
FAIRFAX-5 and 10 acre tracts. u
mile from courthouse; $500 an acre
and UP; terms. FA. S442.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

DOWNTOWN COMM. PROP. and nice
business. exchange for. apt. house or
sHERTzER, RE. 2735. 81. 7747. -6
VACANT APT. available in this prac-
tically new 5-family apt. bldg. 1925
NJ st. ne (off Bladensburg rd) :.
Rent S3,40O Excellent investment
and home. ME 171S. GE HOS. %
9O-A. subdivision and farm, $500.
Paved road; 90 mi; Washington: For
clear lots or second trust. RA. S905.
80 ACRES on paved road; winding
stream, woods; s mi. from Silver
Sprng. OWNER. SH. 6910.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS-Have over
1C0 acres, including Is lots, acre
size, ready to 60. between Bethesda
and Rockville; value $500 to 81 500
per acre; restricted community of
homes from $4,000 Gu. ft. up; to
trade, all or part, for income-p pro-
ducing property; will help finance
responsible persons purchasing to
build, either for occupancy or re-
sale. OWNER. Box 33S-A, Star. S
Evening star., 1949-03-06
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, 723 goth st. NV, RE.
PROPERTY WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SPACE in fine. modern bldgs. 3dgg rang
ing from $500 to 5000 SO: -onts T.:
available, at very ,reasonpsnise e pa9is IgnSS IFsS
FISHES qn F19R lease g. co. caf fNe et i4so Fea St
NV. Realtors. EX ISL l. =.
WAREHOUSE or manufacturing plannt; pln
with or without Once space sa,if ta3ant ant
aEYNE. ffRSEsE p ma: C. 59S5. 5SSss'0n' oA'' ,s NV
EEW-special offering in Sc Sc bulid5 baIe5
ing. 50x90 it., together WITH pavedd paned
2nd COMMERCIAL; available at 3ei; once;
Siding to be had if required. Other
waEehouseS in thiS Mr area casteaguay gl5 9e
s$ II S2ss Ssss nlS55 nH5Ss ? SH96fS SSR6A1h 2sRsr
i7i9 K st. NV. Ma. 1866. He
has other xarehouses also 5o MA
NEW WAREHOUSE 6dd ON N Sethesoa' BE Pos. ma
Be seSSlGR diVided a90U' Excellent d Shipping ia
eilities, near I:r.; exeellept parkRlnMs: RERM:
CAL M kjeiyI .ifa45 hGo Mis- n eEHS < st.
s:R: sTElN NE Il GA 54o5; SeasSaS eTes, 81, soiS
ENTIRE BLDG, ~ stories; s;.xa appT9s. aDar}s
d25oo it. sdnr On King Excellent sf AieSanaia shipDns
Klely she DSEf59sM EEo M: ifsItfssE1N BEkNsTE1N 4 G1;
Realtors; S. l415 K KsoIit.; It; NV N NE
W3AiRREEHoUsE WARE eGSSE in IN rear ar Of 1922 14th
St NV, alley entrances doWnto1WIn1 e e1 n
location: S75 per mo. J. GERALD
JUSTINE, Az 9TH st. NV. DI. 599o.
ENTIRE 2-sToRY BLDG. on CONGRESS S
floor; suitable for warehouse, or ma, ma
chine shop, Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO
NJ BERNSTEIN g. co, Realtors,
14f5 K st. NV, ME; 54Q0. q
CENTRAL ID. C.-25xSO. l5-1t. cell
ing; loading platform ana r. ,aose spee'
S225 mo. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1890.
NEAR 10th AND FRANKLIN NE
6,40O So. IT. on one floor: zoned IN
dYstrllaaI3i la3G $3.50 month, A M Eos Ws H.
newly EN- 4S'eoM COMPLETED corner bTiek
ceiling Height, railway siding at
rear, concrete. street in front over
head space heaters, oflce, WASH
room wired for peWeFbi Saitsple storaRe 5et
etc; immediate possession. See NJ.
Norris. WEAVER BROS NC
Washington Bldg. D1. s3oo' eVess
AGTTESTioN, ~ SGisiN WHOLESALERS, light
manufactdHreTs1 d1r60f you bndipS aIe e0Kh Kith
anprox. $4,000 So. it. Of floor space
Conveniently located on a main high
way, with truck loading facllltles
and r.r. siding, then We have Just
what you want. For further oetalis
consult Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. jenkins
SHANNON & LUCHs CO. Realtors
s60I WILSON BLVD, Arlington, Va.
5000. 50. ft., warehouse garage
WAYS, NO. 3343.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CASH BUYER for small apt. bldg.
90 to 90 units) in NV; age or con-
dition no factor If priced accord.
ingly. AID. 2O59. WA. 30S4. -
MUST PURCHASE Immediately. 25
properties, white or colored, any
section D. c., Md, Va. Prices from
$1,000 to $4,000. Must be financed
close to purchase price. Box 237-A,
WE HAVE CLIENTS with substantial
cash for . or family aptS.. To-
Gated anywhere in city. r. s.
BLACKSTONE. Realtor, 927 18th
st. NV. MA. 1890 or OIL. 6707. =
YES, WE SPECIALIZE''
In the sale of investment and COM
mercial properties: If you are con-
sidering selling, why not consult US,
without obligation. Of course.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward Bldg, RE. 1166.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
WAREHOUSES WTD Cont J

WANT 5000 900 FIT. End CONNER
cial first-floor garage-type whSe.
cation preferably sidestreet, NV. or
GEORGETOWN. Box 162-A, Star. -
IF YOU HAVE any warehouse space,
large or small, We have many clients,
including out-of-town organizations,
interested. List your properties with
us for prompt action. Call Mr..
Realtors, l415 K st. NV, ME. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
LOTS FOR SALE
OsS bON SNes
100 Semidetached Lots

4OO ASA4A4SAS UCAIA4So 1NOo
for veterans homes; watel
and sewer available; in the DiStric
of Columbia: adjoins two projects Of
nearly S4,000,O00: half block to bu:
service; near Atlantic, 3rd and 4tt
sts. Sc. BEALL TURNER & CO.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
oUT-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE

each Side of hghy. No. No 30; Service
station and coffee shop; 24-houl
service, mostly trucker trade; 10.
room mod. house for tourists, re.
Gently remodeled; some timber, pas.
into large summer resort; 81 mi
west of Wash, D. c. Write for de-
tailed information. Box 164-x,
CITY-2-family brick; 5
rms. and bath each; within 100 1T.
slider trade. W. II. siMoNs, Ex.
61S1. Brokers cooperation in
RIVER FRONT property, sale; al E /, o on :,
115-ft. waterfront; lovely shade
trees and lawn; screened summer
house; frame house, 6 large, rooms,
quiet village. Write owner. JOHN
NJ. McMACKIN. Mt. Holly, Va.
CHOICE REALTY INVESTMENTS
3OO-room hotel; high type; long
term net lease showing 900. Office
bldg. 16-story: more than half un-
der long leases to national firms
occupying one or more floors. ap-
prox. 20G net with substantial po-
tential. Office bldg., 3o-story; 1905
ing 20Go. P. o. Box 26s. Framing
COLONIAL f5 W STONE HOUSE, 7 rooms,
on stone road near Route Is. close
to Emmittsburg. Md; Just -remod-
eled: furnace, bath, elec. and hard
wood floors; just as good as the
day4tt was built; must be seen to ap-
preciate. acres land. Also num-
ber of stock and dairy farms, up to
800 acres. VESTS FARM AGENCY,
C. F. EASTMAN, Rep, 253 E. Balti-
more ST., Taneytown, Md. Phone
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA real estate.
If you own property and wish to sell
or have it appraised, call Ma. 2S19.s