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The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
Friday. April 8. l949
Small Inventories Cause Business Loans To Drop

NGTON, (P) - Mer- chants, taking a cue from their customers, are going light on buy ing.
 Very conservative inventory and buying policies" were cited by government officials today as the chief cause of a drop in busi- ness loans since Christmas. This drop has Outdone anything of the sort in previous postwar years.
 These loans are used in large part to finance purchases of stocks of goods. Officials said merchants not only have cut back buying for inventory-lest they get caught in a phase of declining prices-but also have been paying off old loans as fast as possible.
 The business loans drop, as measured in federal reserve board reports from member banks in the nations leading cities, has run un- broken for the last ten years. It carried the volume of business loans down S67O,OOO,OOO from the December P peak
 This drop of more than four per cent in three months is due to lack of demand rather than to neWly-tightened bank lending pol icieS, officials said. They added that reports reaching here show no sign of unusual calling-in of loans by the banking system.
 Buying caution by merchants was rated a "healthy" sign. The official position is that the coun- try would be better off if business men guard against building up big inventories. Such heavy stocks of goods might later have to be dumped in forced selling. some thing that has accentuated trouble in the past bloom or bust cycles.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
JAPAN CELEBRATES BUDDHA'S BIRTHDAY

TOKYO, P)-Japan today cele- brated the 2,515th birthday of Qautama Buddha, a holy man whose influence in this country is slipping.
 The anniversary was observed principally by children who base songs, dances and processions on the legends surrounding Buddha's birth.
 The ceremonies included the sprinkling of sWeetened tea and flower petals over the heads of Buddha images to commemorate the sweet rain and show of flower petals which are said to have her aided his birth.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
DIR. J. B. TUCKER WILL LEAVE FOR STATES

Dr. J. B. Tucker who has been in charge of the Maynard Colum- bus Hosiptal for the past two years departed today to join his family in the States.
 pr. Tucker who was here g: the time of the fire which destroyed the lacol hospital was very active and cooperative in the quick re organization of the emergency hospital which is being used now and also in planning the new May hard McDougal Memorial Hospital which will soon be opened.
 He will join Mrs. Tucker who left few months ago due 70 Fl health.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
COMMUNITY CHORUS EASTER NIGHT AT FEDERATED

The community chorus has been practicing for several weeks on Easter music which is to be pre- sented at the Federated Church on Easter Sunday at 800 pm.
 The chorus of about twenty voices is under the direction of Mrs. w Cameron, and includes many well known master favorites as well as some new numbers.
 Chaplain Fricke will conduct the services and will be guest speaker.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
COL. F. H. BLACK ADDRESSED NOME ROTARY ON ARMY DAY TALK

At the regular noon luncheon of the Nome Rotary Club Thursday, Col F. H. Black, told ROtar:ans and other guests present of the past and future plans for the U. s. Army, National Guard and Off cers Reserve. He went into detail regarding the historical life of the army and it's value to present day science for humanity.
 Col Black is personnel officer for the army in Alaska.
 Other guests present were; Col. w. N. Taylor, U. $. Army; Major Clyde s. Shields, director of train ing at Marks AFB, commanding officer in the absence of Col liar ry Burkhalter who is in Anchor age this week; Dr. F. Langsam, new doctor for Nome: Luther Dunbar, mayor of Nome; Ted C. Duffield, U. s. Commissioner of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
BERLIN CHOULS BURN ROYAL COFFINS

BERLIN, (E) - Berlin's ghouls have no respect for royalty. They have plundered the graves of kai- sers and princes and stealing cof- fin covers for firewood.
 This dissertation certers chiefly at the old Garrison church. near the imperial castle in the Soviet sector. The church was ruined during the war. However, jr it's vaults are still some 200 collins. Thieves who have broken them open apparently were searching for valuables. But the wooden GOV CTS obviously were removed >for fuel.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
Labor Flurries Over The States
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 mems union ended the brief news paper strike in the nations capi- tai. The Walkout halted publica- ton of the Washington Post, Eve ming Star, Time-Herald and News
 Leaders of the striking local said they went out because of fail ure to negotiate a new contract to replace one that expired Feb 2. Publishers said the pressmen were protected by the old contract pending agreement on a new one. They said the strikers violated a contract clause by walking out without notice.
 In San Francisco, Harry Brid- ges claimed an overwhelming vote of confidence from his left wing lOngShOreuniOn in his attack on national CIO policies. Union head quarters said the membership voted 63212 to 1l12 in support of his stand on union "autOnOmy."
 Bridges was among signers of a convention report accusing the na- tional organization of interfering with autonomy of the information al lOngShOre union. The report promised a fight against any move to split the union into two groups, lOngshoremcn and WarchOuSemen.
 Philip Murray, CIO president, called some of Bridges statement "an unmitigated falsehood."
 A strike at the Ohio River ord nance works near Henderson, Ky, and a power failure at the munich pal power plant threw 1.250 per sons out of work Wednesday. The strike followed a breakdown in negotiations between company and AFL chemical workers repre- sentativcs. II affected 300 workers
 The company offered a five cents an hour wage increase. The Union asked for 35 cents. The present scale starts at 94.5 cents.
 The power failure forced clos ing of five manufacturing plants
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
Many Destroyers Transferred To Atlantic Fleet
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NSoiilLiSu II VIII oES )hiS| escorts, most of which now are in month balls.
 There were GA deStroyers in the Pacific before the 20 were trans ferred. In order to get the total up to 48, four destroyers are being reactivated.
 A Pacific fleet spokesman said such shifts are decided by the joint chiefs of staff, and reasons and implications could not be dis cuSsed here.
 However, the destroyer move ment follows a self-evident strat- egy deployment, which is concen- trating in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean.
 Aside from submarines, the navy has in the Pacific only two surface striking forces worthy of the name.
 One is made up of four cruisers and supporting destroyers divided between Japan and China in the Western Pacific.
 The other is composed of two first-line carriers, the Boxer and the Valley Forge. They are based on the West Coast with support ing cruisers and destroyers.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
THE NOME NUGGET
Seabees HOnOred Two Alaska Creeks Named For Them


 WASHINGTON. CP)-The Sea- bees, builders of wartime camps and airfields around the world, have come in for a bit of we'll chilled recognition.
 So did one of the weapons of war-that tracked vehicle, the weasel.
 Two creeks in the frozen north, on the Alaskan slopes that drain into the Arctic Ocean, were named in their honor.
 The board on geographic names approved the new names on re- commendation of the geological survey. Survey engineers thus ex- pressed their gratitude to the men and machines that aided them in five seasons of charting the north ern Alaska naval oil reserves.
 Seabee Creek, eight miles long, runs into the Colville River near Umiat. Alaska. Weasel Creek, l2 miles long, drains into Maybe Creek in the same general area.
 The board altogether approved fl place names for northern Alas ka. Most of them were gecom- mended by the geological survey, for the naval oil unit, in an effort 10 standardize map speDin~s and designations. The coast geo5etc survey recommended some O. the names
 Two Eskimos who aided both groups in determining the co~rect spellings of various names were recommended for inclusion in the list. Paneak Bluff would have been named for Simon Paneak. and Kakena Creek for Elijah Ka- kena.
 The board informed the engin- eers it disapproveS of naming places for living persons.
 I'd hate 10 shoot those men to get their names on the map" one engineer replied How abou, Ka- enap Bluff-Paneak backWard?"
 The foW-mile-long tributary to the Chandler River, near Castle Mountain, was named Torok Creek for an Eskimo sled dog that accompanied a geological survey field party in the area in 1948.
The Nome nugget., 1949-04-08
BIDS ON AIR FORGE CON- SEDUCTION OPENED

ANCHORAGE, (P) - Low bid- ders were announced today by the Alaskan air command for air force construction in Alaska. The bids were opened in Seattle Tuesday and Wednesday, and will be ana lyzed before awarding of con- tracts.
 Bids were accepted both on the deficiency program and the regu- lar 1949 fiscal year military ap- propriation program. They totaled Sl4,653,l4l.
 Oh, a sad life it is far from home. For the CT. Joes that roam Our City aSearchin' For some kind of diversion, So let's build that ICE RINK for . Nome.
 BUY QUEEN VOTES!
Evening star., 1949-03-14
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WILL BUY deferred purchase money
End trust; reas. discounts. MR
CASH WAITING for end-trust note'
AD. o531; ewes. TR. 1927. Is
TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd: Md, Va,
D c. wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
MoRTGxGE LOANS. ~ -4hT so,
graded according to character Of
loan; no charge for appralsals
MOORE Il HILL CO.. s04 II st: nv
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
,,S3x l3a1 g Hs s. ny srcMEn NE 949S 49SSrsrw.
will buy second-trust notes. D G.
EaT9Na HeaFny Md Sf MoRTRaE Xs svrs 1sSs
Na4,op.i MEMT GGsR: gsRs 1912 N Y ave. n"
ist AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
roWing eail COLONIAL INVESTMENT
LOANS : ON ZEAL EsrATE. Isl and
ss Snd 'ras HEnRY y sss sxL sag' sS Sa'f s5 Ss5z
CASH FOR and TRUST NOTES
white or colored-Quick settle
ment, Prefer personal calls to
telephone calls. FULTON r. COR
DON. 1927 Eye st. NV, Dl. $3.50.
FIST nss1stFj TRusT ttSihIoANs LOANS on real estate:
low rates; s or 8 year terms . an ana
monthly payments: P. j. .WALSaE'
NC, Ills Eye st. NV, MA. o4os.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
LOTS FOR SALE

SILVER SPRNG-Level lot 57hax1 so,
very close in. Priced to sell. ALL
MUTT 4 = MAgsT' agsI sH. 4e4e; #. no
Builders IhInia ATTENTION - wheaton.
pins center, block of Ga. ave.
Price right. sIlH Prone Ma 55se: after
RAMBLER SITES, in Burnt Mills Viii
lage. Save money by. selecting your
o . nov eef9Es gsaseT ens 81 oud1s 1905 staTti M
CRANE ds HELAN, or meet me on
LANHAM PHRK-B Beautiful lots. T.
Y HALEY. ITN 7S4a or HY. o107
NO DOWN PAYMENT on purchase my
land between Bethesda and Rockville.
If you own your home now and will
build this summer. Pay $1,000 per
pleted and your present house sold.
Tracts OF one acre or more. High
elevation. fine view, streams: includes
fiat-top knoll with wooded backdrop
Ideal for awsTh TsmeleE sox Fns sssa budsr stsr
VIRGINIA HEIGHTs-Arlington and
exclusive subdivision and FHA ap-
proved. Cali OWNER, FA 1911
wsoopsmI s6tef : ; iEn' PARK, on. ts5xa5o,; MS
Bethesda, three (61x126l;- surround
ed BY lovely homes; CAL M. White
S.a|tor' S..h WI ii. s6ss: M rHRooKMoET9i2f E1i2
building lots and lend other substan-
tial assistance on our development;
unusual proposition. Boz 4oS:1,
star. -
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAyIDsoN 1912 with 1919
engine. $40 TO 61"O. IA
CT USHMAN "54" driven only 9
months; Al cond looks like new:
lots OF extras. NO. $500 till 2 pm
GET THAT SPRING BARGAIN NoWi
An excellent selection can be yours
from our stock. Also new A J. S.,
Matchless. Ariel and Trlun PHI at
the. sportsman's headquarters; trade
and terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
HARLEY DAVIDSON '4a-45. Is, peri peri.
cond sos King st, Silver Spring,
Md. between ) and pm 20
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HOME. on hard road
in Virginia. close to Lee hwy, Is
miles from WASHINGTON, with 3 acres,
7-room stone house with fireplace
and all mod. improvements; beautiful
grounds shade trees; poultry quar-
ters; double garage. with 4-room
apartment. bath and electricity, rent
ing for $50 per month; possession
in 30 days. This property has to
be seen to be appreciated. Price,
$4,000: terms. $500 cash, bal
ance to be arranged, Shown by ap-
pointment. Phone Herndon 3S,
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon,
u Falr1aX il prNToy S9, Hvsaac.,~ va We ,al. IA. j,
well-kept farm of nearly zoo acres
whose neighbors are some of
Americas outstanding citizens. The
farm buildings are good and include
horse stable. = silos. sranary, hay
barracks, large machine shed. and
a comfortable Groom farmer 5 house.
There is also rustic lodge that
can be used by the owner until he
builds master house. Price, $50
600 Shown bv MASON HIRST. An
nsndale Va weekdays
Evening star., 1949-03-14
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN for park shop in
densely populated section. 1st
1se'a 6uilders 4 real "sr bsrsain R:e9!ns RE 5a1s
IA
FOR HOME AND INCOME-on 9Th
st. NV, above Park I'd Owner
oecupies rms, kitchen, bath: ad-
ditional rms and apt. produce
suiGed. SIS. 600 NA. os5l. @1s
SPECIAL BARGAN-Excellent NV.
ais. Price, s4a' "i6l" 500. RE. W 5s1s. is.
4saMhx sN. .p,s in sss sess nsvss. nd Ss
bedrm., iiv. rm, kit, dinette and
bath, concrete rear porches; tenants
furnish utilities. including heat
Can IN, NJ Fslroaipn IMr ippnn- With With CONNER
sPECIAL BARGAIN % Near New
family apt. 4 rooms and bath each.
Price. s14,5oo for both. Act today
s. 81 Goo S1l CASH lS .bov. $500 1sf str trust
on 11th and Pa ave Sc. Variety
store in soood Sc. location; brick
expenses. Call Mr.. James till pm,
VIM. CALOMlRlS INV. CORP, lul2
4-FAMILY APT. Sol.a5O. with 81
9O4 income; $4,000 1st trust: oil
heat: excellent location. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 113l; ewes. RA. 341S.
4-FAMLY BRICK DUPLEX. indivi-
dual gas heat in each apt, lovely
close in sec Priced S2",50o. H. T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 2137. TR. 1895.
NEAR 9th ON n ST. N.w.-1st com
mercial can easily be remodeled
will be furnished for this work; 1st
trust ,trs1, q $4,000, pEise, as, sl4'5oo 800
H st. NV. Ma. 3433. IA
EXCEL. CORNER APT. BLDG. V st
Sc: 9 units, low rentals, priced low
for cash, or consider exchange for
larger bids. MA. 2O75; ewes. OIL.
Wit ACCEPT small trades on these
CT approved 4-family fats The
best small investment in metropol-
itan D. c.; complete modern brick
buildings in excellent rental loca-
ton. Well financed for vets and
the other 3 pay for your building
Call Mr.. Clarke. 81. $3.50, with
BFITZELL. D1. 310n
WELL FINANCED 14-unlt apt. bids.
Low rentals, mr.. Lincoln Park. Cash
required, $4,000, bal. one trust.
MR.. CAMERON. MA 1870. -16
Evening star., 1949-03-14
BIG LITTLE HOUSE"
HISTORY HOME
SPRINGTIME

In Shirley Woods, near Washington
Golf and Country Club; a beautiful
livable Cape Cod; large living room
fireplace, family-size dining room
bedroom and u bath on 1st floor;
= master-size bedrooms and complete
tile bath on end, full basement:
large level shady lot. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd.. Ow. 1000
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AUToMorIvs MISCELLANEOUS

DEPARTMENTALIZE SERVICE a
best for your car. regardless Of
make; superflne painting. fender and
body work at reasonable prices.
ALEXANDRIA NASH CORP. 500
TRUCK BODIES-Made to order. st,
Paul Dump in stock tlso immedi-
ate repairs, truck dept FRED s.
GICENER IRON WORKS, INC, 12I4
Gath st NV. RE 2419
Evening star., 1949-03-14
WAREHOUSES WANTED

IF YOU HAVE any warehouse space
large or small, we have many clients
Interested: list your properties w.lr
us for prompt action. Call Mr.. KEY
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., keal-
tors, 1415 K st. NV. NE. 540O
WAREHOUSE WANTED to buy, ap-
proximately 1000 so. #. floor
space; can be several stories with
elevator: old building in good condi-
ton acceptable: hreproof building
not essential; willing to pay S75 900
to S9O,00O Box 1863. Star. Id
5000 So #. on l or , ifs. Gail Mr.
Gould. SH. SO10, with MONTGOM-
ERY INVESTMENT & ms. CO.-16
Evening star., 1949-03-14
STORES WANTED

WE ARE LOOKING for store loca
tions; many of our clients. including
out of town organizations, are, in
terested in stores for all lines Of re-
tail business. List your properties;
Mr.. Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO. Realtors. 1415 X st. NV. ME.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
TRUST NOTES
MONEY TO LOAN
BAkK-PERsokAL LOANS
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special
ty; If you are buying or selling an
purchases NOLAN FINANCE CO,
1l02 New York ave. NV Republic
Evening star., 1949-03-14
ACREAGE FOR SALE

MONTGOMERY Coo acres, close
aires $50 per acre. MR.. TRuNDLE,
Ashton 1868. Ia
SUBURBAN HOMESITE. near shir-
ley hwy. : miles from Pentagon:
$3.50; $50 down, SIS month. YER
Va. AL. 5ao6 (closed Sunday.
5 TO 10 ACRES OF exceptionally
good tillahle land, under cultiva
tion. on improved boulevard. ia
miles from D. c. line. close TO Mary
land University and Hiilendale Lay,
beautifully. SH. 626S. lis
Evening star., 1949-03-14
CON. GROUND FOR SALE

SECOND COMM.-53,6 600 Sd. It. with
3O0-ft. frontage on B. & o. railroad
vicinity MINI. ave. and Benning I'd
ne. Suitable for warehouse, Junk
yard. etc. Price $4,000. Call Mr.
Morgan. CHAS. C. KOONES & CO.,
D1. 2342. IA
?nd COMMERCIAL CORNER in D. c.;
$4,000 50. it.; price. S1.5O per 50. it.
lease to responsible tenant. Cali r.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor, 1927
goth st. NV, RE. ISL.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
Inned. Possession

Inmed. Possession
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO S
Major an9 beips h p transferred, leaves e.rm
l2-acre lot; screened side porch
Venetian shades, equipped kitchen
assume $4,000 CT 1st trust at 4et
S15.750 Directions: Out Lee blvd
to Granada, right . blks to 2nd ST.
left 200a Galveston.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, Inc
1924 Lee Hwy. CHI. $500. 9 to 8
ATTRACTIVE VALUE
De luxe brick bungalow with 5 sra-
ctous rooms and tiled bath we'll ar
ranged on 1st floor, very large rear
living porch: expansion attic; rumpus
room in basement. also laundry
room with lavatory. The G1-spproved
figure will be the selling price To
see.
Arlington Realty Corp.
e204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500. IA
Authentic New England
Red brick home with white shutters
smart beamed ceiling studio room
with full bath on End floor. Liv
rm. and fireplace, din rm.. equip kit.
on 1st floor, screened outdoor din
ing area. car port, bbq. You'll
search in vain to find home and
setting like this for S17.950.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. GL. 4216. OK. O52O.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
LOTS FOR SALE (cont. J

The FINEST LOTS in Chevy Chase,
Md, approved for all utilities; some
with streets in: on Western ave,
Hfar w. soae 5ae pare pa g. attTa1tyf aa tr nan9s m
HILLCREsT. 1877 Highwood pl. Sc.
ATTENTION BUiLDERS-6O lots,
Silver Spring, Md all util.; FHA-
approved subdivision; streets graded
saER s15g per wA lot: ;7sa terms. j. NORMAN
BUILDERS ATTENTION: Rolling
wood, on Woodbine; several wooded
ste sites; 81 ESQ down bal. subordinated.
1.AcRE RAMBLER LOT, $3.50; near
1ev Dy vs ssss Can AEa HA5FrNeToH saaTe FsTn Dalt DALE
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE. !, a., fruit
trees and shrubbery; walking dis
tance shopping. schools and transp.
sOO4 1st ave. Woodside. 81. 1851.
tTsnsportation. Win sell p'sep Separately ei
81; 81, 1876; If no answer cali Fl,
. SicE-s1zED LOTS, in Chil!um chill
Gardens: vii; sell for cash, terms
18th St NV. MA 1921
LGE HOME SITES in or near Silver
GE.. 4635. ROBERTS E. LAT1MER,
Realtor IA
IF You WANT lots in Sc. or in
nearby Maryland, for detached,
semidetached, ants. or row houses;
We have them at a very attractive
price; builders accommodated. cash
or terms. Call BUSADA REALTY
20. 44l5 Southern a-c. Sc, HI.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
NO. l HIGHWAY
RESTAURANT

s miles from Washinston q miles
from Laurel, . blocks from open
air theater. close to 3 race tracks
3 months of racing season; 10000
cars per day pass here; new 50x30
ultramodern building; booths and
tables could seat so people; can have
and should have beer license: area
needs tlp-top steak and fish restau-
rant; presently specializing in tried
chicken only siX-foot neon chicken
attracts trade: curb service too; has
three 4O-eallon ice cream cabinets,
could be used for beer attractive
rooms for ladies and gentlemen; din
ing room 34x30, kitchen 16x30
fkitchen has 30-cu.-ft. reach-in
elass-door refrigerator. 2 electric
deep fryers and electric range, cleo
trio spud peeler); capable Of parkins
100 cars on three sides Of building
Two partners with restaurant know
how" can have perennial gold mine
here; price includes real estate and
business; lots measure more than
so # front by $50 It. deep; corner
property: glossy sx10 prints will be
sent to responsible out-of-town cli-
ents This is worth driving 1000
miles TO see. Total price, S35 900:
cash required, $4,000 plus small
inventory.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
4617 Annapolis I'd. WA. e571; ewes.
WA 6SSn 81
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ACREAGE WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

SMALL TRACT in Fairfax or Falls
Church area; must be rea bly,
priced and located near bus. MA,
a251 15s
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GARAGES WANTED

TRANSPORTATION company would
like to contract with competent
garage operator to store and MAIN
tenance pieces of equipment; inter-
esting and lucrative contract for
auailned party. Box SIX, Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-14

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
FOR LOTS, cottages. acreage or es-
states. call WALTER NJ BAUMAN,
1721 K st. NV. MA. 6229 -15
WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
ACCEPT DESIRABLE COTTAGE, as
pt. down pymt. on lovely 9 r, 312. b.
town house. excel. NV. WO. 1112.
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OFFICES WANTED

ARLINGTON or Falls Church-To
share Office space. room for " desks,
telephone and part time secretarial
service before June l. Phone Mr..
Kieffer. Ma 6S24 lie
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

sshI 18Th pi.. i. %" of Bladensburs I'd. ne
terior loading platform; suitable for
offices and light manufacturing ol
storage: possession April ! CAFRITz
14O4 K st NV. D1. 9OSO.
NEW WAREHOUSE in Bethesda, Md
From 1000 to 5000 SO. It
be divided. Excellent SHIPPING tacil-
Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN
g. co, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV,
Me. 54o0: eyes, GL. so12. -1h
ENTIRE BLDG, ga stories. approx
:5oo it. ;d3n on King xcs.r, Sit AlexanaGa sbinnins
Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV ME. $500
ENTIRE Mir % @s-sToRY BLDG, on Con-
eress st. .e.-Approx. 1850 50
#. each fir.; suitable for warehouse
ro p m,shRs ReRhspErS sHsP cal y ~ ~ Kis,y ksa
tors, I415 x st. NV, ME. $500
APPROX. $4,000 50. FIT. in nin fire.
proof bldg, on main highway; con-
veniently located; 2-truck entrances,
one Eth leading GA ed, dock f., siding fs;
eleN6luIs bll Ao'
session about May !; Consult Nj
& LUCHs CO, Realtors. 1905, H
st. NV, MA c345 ia
SPACE IN FINE, MOD. BLDGs.,
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 So
It; available at reasonable rents
JESS FISHER, INC, 1920 K St
NV EX 1911. lis
5000 So WAREHOUSE, on
railroad siding; NV. sec. GE. 0437
WILL suiLD LARGE wAkEHoUsE
for long lease In D. G. with Penna
RI. facilities. sTEUART BROTH
ERS INC, D1 2434
WAREHOUSE or manufacturing plant
with or without ONCE space: 15. .40C
50. it.; will divide to suit tenant
central D.. C. location. Call MR.
FOR DEAD sToRAGE distributing
point or small shop, 1900 block +
ne in rear ar, Of rAii Atlas ,rIi Theates vsc,5t
Only $50. DRURY REALTY CORP.
1897 K St NV, RE. 1888.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

1913 D ST. S.E.-Single, metal ga.
rage; suitable for storage or park
Ing. s. monthly. Call Mr., Hill.
New York ave NV. MA. 1416 IL
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT


D ST. s.W.-We have two 2nd-com-
sonable prices; / has 13-rm. frame
house and 1000 50. feet of ground:
other has a-rm. brick house, 3-story
brick saraee. 2.11o so. feet of
ground JOHN ZIRWES. INC, Real
tors, zoos K st NV, EX. 1855
RE 6345 IA
TAILOR SHOP. fully equipped; gar.
cabinet shop and elec. shop in Castle
Inn. Hotel Bldg, Forest Glen. Sill
yer Spring, Md. OWNER, 81. 1898.
is
CONN. AVE. N.W.-Space available
in large apt bids for beauty shop.
milliner. dress shop, corsetiere. dress
maker, etc; elevator and switch
board service; bus stop at door.
Call Mr.. Kiely, LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO. Realtors. 141S K
II u Me 5400 LIZ