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Evening star., 1950-02-04
Motty and Wagner ToiIed for $4,000

MathewsonS top salary $4,000 So Hans WagnerS
Maty easily 100000 pitcher and Wagner $4,000
100000 balplayer How around who have led
big league at batting for eight addition being tabled
the greatest shortstop of all time?
Cy Young winning games year
royal stipend ranging from $4,000 $1,000 Maybe
only $4,000 yearly He 511 games with
little % years. Compared timers todays
above the kings yesterday An ordinary 26o hitter
get than Wagner Jackson Walsh Mahewson Alexander
received Cobb made his money soft drink
soft club
The old system of lower least advantage
for the club The ball player had to hang longer
For example there few 10-year left in the major
leagues But at the golden distribution which took from 80
40 years only years backook happened
Pop Arson hung for 26 years So did Quinn spent
Is big league harness
Di Maggie Among Few Durable Moderns
Laoe and iris Speaker adorned the nfied oued
than % Reember-theSe all
of the flock There number who worked the big time
for Is years. today D Maggie play
ing only IA seasons is of the long time left
Managers will tell the has grown much
than used be that only few exceptional players ouas
the 10 12-year grind. 49,
Well Cobb hit around $50 in his Oath campaign Wagner
still star at 43n his 23d I'd rather
38-even 40-than any shorlstop in the game today.
Today at least ballpayer make his game pro-
lately owned by old
finished gloves
and maybe prayer.
Alliance
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-21

Roland Hayes, world famed con-
cert tenor, was appointed recently
artist instructor in voice in the
School of Music at Boston Univer-
sity. The singer will hold classes
only four months in the year,
July, August, January and Febru-
airy, in order that his teaching
might not interior with his con-
cert work. Presently on tour the
noted singer returned to Louisville.
KY, the city where he got his start
40 years ago, last week to give a
recital before an unsegregated
audience. -(ANP)
, 1950-04-01
Boy Scout Troop to
Spend Week in
Puerto Rico Comp

The newly organized Boy
Scout troop in Frederiksted,
now known as Troop is, will
leave tomorrow for Guajataca
Camp in Puerto Rico, where
they will remain until April Il
The group will be under the
direction of S~coutmaster Ho-
ward Solomon.
In the group will be Joseph
Mcneil, Eric Lynch, Edwin
Petrus, Alain Christian, Doug
las Simpson, Mario Moorhead,
Raymond Moorhead and Adolf
plus Gaskin. They will travel
on the mail boat Mary on
their return the Troop will
stop off at st. Thomas for
about four hours.
Expenses for the trip are
nominal. Credit is given the
aid Of Stanley Farrelly and
Alberto Lightbourne in corn-
pleting arrangements.
, 1950-04-01
Locul Red Cross Drive
Ends Today.
Cmcm Burnett Says

George H. Burnett, chair
man of the local Red Cross
Drive in announcing the end
Of the campaign today, April
|, has expressed his congratu-
lations to st. Croix, its citizens
and friends on this splendid
showing, and told Of his graft
tude to all contributors and to
everyone including the news
papers Of the Islands who have
helped to make this drive such
an outstanding success.
Mr.. Burnett has promised 4
detailed report at a later date.
, 1950-04-01
ST. Croix Chapter Of
Amer. Red Cross
Exceeds Quota

Announcement has been
made by Chairman George
Burnett Of the local Red Cross
Campaign that already Saint
Croix has exceeded her quota
this year.
Nj. Burnett made known
that a cablegram was received
from Frank 7. Cleverley, Al
ministrator for foreign Opera
tons, American Red Cross,
Washington, DC, which reads
as follows: Warm copgratu-
lations St. Croix as first insu-
lar chapter to attain goal.
Kindly express our appredia-
ton to all assisting.
, 1950-04-01
Wolter White 8 Mrs.
Here on Overnight
Visit; MuY Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White
dropped in for an overnight
visit to ST. Croix. The we'll
known couple arrived yester-
day evening and were met by
William Thayer, the present
owner of Buffers Bay. They
had dinner with the family
and returned to Christiansted
to stay at the Government
House.
They left on the afternoon
plane for Puerto Rico from
thence they will visit Domini-
ca, Jamaica, Haiti, and on to
South America and Africa.
They expect to return to the
Y. ]. the latter part Of the year.
, 1950-04-01
Sister Theln1u Schude
Arrives to Visit
Sick Mother

Sister Thelma Schade who
is at present a student at Wag-
ner College in Staten Island,
New York, arrived by Pan
American plane yesterday in
answer to an urgent cable to
visit her mother who is said
to be critically i'll in the Chris
tiansted hospital.
Sister Schade will return
as quickly as possible to re-
sumo her studies as the end Of
the college term is near at
hand.
Her father, Axel Schade,
Vice President Of the Virgin
Islands Corporation and all
her friends and admirers were
happy to see her.
, 1950-04-01
AMERICAN PUBLIC
LIKES MOTTA BROS,
a. Y. / G. a. SAYS

The four appearances over
the radio station WMCA of
the six la Motta Brothers,
sponsored by the American
Virgin Islands Civic Associa5
ton is the best advertisement
as yet to be given in the inter-
est Of tourism in particular
and for the socio-economic
betterment Of all the people of
the Virgin Islands, states Ash
ley Z. Totten, President Of the
association.
Said he: hotel management
should follow up this great
lead given by our voluntary
organization whose invest
ment came wholly out of love
Of country and without hope
Of any reward or appreciation
by the many it is intended to
benefit.
Admittedly the first all Vir-
gin Islands program to be
heard over the air, the Ameri-
can Virgin Islands Civic Assoc
citation is now trying to see if
it can secure a national hook
up over VIZ So that it may
be heard in the islands.
Mr.. Totten states that as a
result Of the broadcast his Of
flee is taxed heavily with in
quiries about the islands, its
divorce laws and business pos
sibilities and believes this SER
vice surpasses all other ven
lures IN the interest Of the is
lands and their people.
, 1950-04-01
Cane-Laden Body Of Truck
Falls; 4 Injured, / Fatally

Four men were injured, one
fatally, when the cane-laden
body of a Dodge three-ton
truck, driven BY Henry VIII
son, belonging to the Virgin Is
lands Corporation, fell off the
chassis on the Centerline High
way, near Mount Pleasant, on
Friday, March 81.
According to Police reports
the truck was taking cane to
the Bethlehem factory; as it
approached two buses going
in the opposite direction the
driver pulled over to the side
of the road, it is believe that
the bolts gave under the sway
ana weight OF the body, rip
ping it from the chassis. The
four men who were sitting on
top fell and some Of the canes
fell on them. They were
rushed to ! Frederiksted
hospital where one, Manuel
Ventura, died later.
Injured are Gilberto Ayala,
Is; who lives at Estate River.
Rivera, 10; and Car
melo Benitez, 20, both Of
whom i've at Bethlehem Old
Works.
Drivers Of the buses esti-
mated the speed at which Viii
son was travelling, at about 20
miles per hour. Sergeant Rio
hards and Patrolman jackson
OF Frederiksted made an IN
vestigation which is being
continued.
, 1950-04-01

tice medicine, he is neverthe-
less coming to these shores on
Mr.. Totten's word that he viii
surely find a good field to in
vest in some enterprise.
Mr., Totten has furnished
him with letters Of introduce
ton to certain persons who he
hopes win do everything to
make it possible for him to
make investments here
, 1950-04-01
Brooklyn PhYsicion
Muy Make Home III
ST. Croix. Totem Says

After numerous conferences
with Ashley =. Totem, Presi-
dent of the AV.I.CA, to make
sure that he will be made wei
come BY the native people, DR..
Isador Korowitz, a Brooklyn
physician will leave next week
for the Virgin Islands.
DR.. Korowitz hopes to prac-
, 1950-04-01
DR.. Wilson. Friends
Coming for Visit
To ST Croix

Or. james r. Wilson, MD,
a famous native son,
is expected to arrive here
shortly to spend a fortnight III
his Island home. Accompany
ing him will be DR.. and Mrs.
Bluestone, according to an
AVICA press release.
Pr. Bluestone, an outstand
ing and internationally known
physician will be seeing Saint
Croix for the first time.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15
Montana Memories
BY IDA S. PATTERSON

Father had gone to town earlier
in the day and when Mother found
him they took me to Doctor Butcher,
whose office was in the Kennedy ho-
tel. The physician treated and BAN
daged my eye, cautioning Mother to
keep it so for awhile. When the
wound healed cataract began to
form and as time passed it COM
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15

yard. Pretending the humble bees
were buffalos, my brother was shoot
ing them with bow and arrow.
Mother had Numbered a striped blue
and white bedspread and over a
nearby patch of wild rose bushes
had spread it to dry. This provided
a shady spot which tempted me.
So, while Henry pursued a rest
less bee around the house, 1 crawled
under the coverlet. Peeping with
one eye through tiny hole in it,
saw Henry round the corner of the
house. He called me, but wishing to
hide, I made no reply. Thinking I
had gone indoors, he came towards
my hiding place. The hole, which
made a dark spot on the counter
pane, attracted his attention.
Bulls Eye
Believing that it was bee, he
aimed carefully and the released ar
row pierced my right eye. 1 screamed.
Henry ran to me, threw the bed
spread on the ground, pulled me out
of the bushes and carried me into
the house. Mother babe him saddle
a horse Immediately. Holding me in
her arms she was soon on her way
to Missoula.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15

This is the third of a series
of articles based on the
memoirs of a Montana pio-
neer, Mrs. Emma II. Magees
whose mother was a member
of the Shoshone tribe and
whose father was a Yale grad
uate civil engineer. The story
of her colorful life parallels
that of the development of
western Montana. Mrs. Ma
gee. now 81. still makes her
home in western Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15

This picture of Mrs. Emma Magree
was taken when she was 30 years old.
pletely obscured the vision of my
right eye.
Our First Stove
Nowadays we accept the comforts
of our homes with little enough APP
probation. Our needs, whatever they
may be, are quickly and convenient
ly met at nearby store; but, dur
ing the pioneer period" in Montana
the things that we deem essential to
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15
Historical Sketches

WHEN / WAS 5 years old an ac-
cident occurred, which caused the
loss of the sight of my right eye.
This happened one warm June day.
Henry and I were playing in the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15

New Dearborn Rear Attached
Mower
Attached to Ford Tractor in a matter
of minutes, detached in even less
time! New drive reduces vibration
to minimum. Cutter bar lifts,
lowers by Ford Tractor Touch Con-
troll; releases if obstruction is hit.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-04-15
New! Dearborn Heavy Duty Side
Delivery Rake Shown ubove)

Has TT. raking width, produces approx
mately 80 acres per day of well formed,
quick drying windows. Gentle on hay,
due to new tooth action and smaller
angle of the reel to windrOw. Full float
ing reel is lifted, lowered by Ford Tractor
Hydraulic Touch Control.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE

A VERY GOOD BUY-Downtown
property. leased to responsible ten
ants. with an excellent income to
the investor; principals only. For
DETAILS please phone DI. 2lT2 or
Sun. co. 2s44. MAURICE NJ.
sALoMoN CO, Real Estate. Loans
and Insurance Brokers, OF Barr
VALUABLE investment property 3D.
Sl4 Z: Capitol ST.. with compl. furn. I;
immediate possession; S52 900; can
be financed; owner on premises. 3ls
3-UNIT APT. - 3oGc return plus
beat. TANEN REALTY. ST. 1865.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY estate of
excel, loc MODERN REALTY CO,
LA; 6-4066. -SH. 0627. -5
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Downto st
commercial; row brick. 8 large rms.
ami; good cond. Spectators at
tention. RE 5216 .
FOUR-FAMILY APT.-Choice s.e. To-
cation; S22.750. We offer for the
frst time four 4-family apartments
that can be bought on very easy
and an wi will - show ig an an excellent return
P. ATKINSON at RE. 1915 for de-
e3 ACRES. s MILES WASHiNGToN
GOOD small house ami Grows
nigh-grade cigarette tobacco. new
tobacco barn. $4,000 net income
past year; tenant available; Just of
highway. adjoins rambler develop
Prinncipals only. please. Write Box
Evening star., 1950-12-31
STORES FOR RENT

remodeied. ? show windows: immed
nished. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
4 CO., Realtors. l415 K st. NV,
9dt II sT. N.E.-store, approx. lex
80, .dd'l. rm. in rear, fun base
ment. 3 lge, rooms and bath on End
fir.: in whole Or in part; immed. oc-
cupancy. Apply LEO NJ. BERN
SLElN s ,wsl M. 4 G2;i Saoo Realtors l4lS K ST.
LEE HWY.-Store avail. in lge shop
ping center; approx. 4oxs0; in whole
or IN part; immed. occupancy: reas.
rent. Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN
4 CO., Realtors, 14l5 K st. NV,
TWo NEW STORES FOR RENT
excel. loo; snit. for barber shop,
eair cleaning I'M store store, baby shop. shoe re re-
,dts aHsi cohuaBia noil IA RD, RI RA SMoood vs.
rent. 1nunire 1876 Columbia I'd I'd
NV end floor. AD 7766.
29th AND r. I. AVE. Me- mod
stores, air conditioned. in new ant
R. G. DUNNE. Ho. o7oo. co. a8s5 is5Hf'0i K |
Va. IEe' smmioopprNG CENTER. one new
store left; avail. Jan. IS; approx
l2x35: sI60 per mo-; suitable fol
o's5 E6pPGRT FRRfns 15l Hfaf e.s s. NM. MLT6E 81
1915 9th ST. N.W.ea5xe2 new mod
sonta sstSre; 'deal aod d LOCATION; s6o rear entr
g. DUNNE. 1855 R. 7 I. ave.. ave. ne. e
rs IL 1sth stpo sr. N.w.-Approx. - \,
30. avail; now: HERBERT HARVEY.
INC. 912 18th st. NV. RE. 1866.
1883 PARK RID. N.w.-s,ore With
living quarters if desired. MI. 1854
TWO EXCELLENT locations on 18th
81 near Woodward d Lothrops be-
tween 9 and H sts. will be vacant
s soon 1H,d Good for any type business
III II sT: Ne; available in Janu-
1sts ST: p's NEAR T EYE II Nv N.w.-Eseel.
lent end floor store, with large show
window; window; ideal for taller, gifts, books
THoMsst Fl asst f15nIShee FTsase ays!I NO. nov
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. i
II ST. N.E.-Neariy 30-ft frontage;
one OF the best locations; reasonable
t. rent. Box 252-y, Star.
About 200 So. IT. floor space, LIST
floor. full basement; automatic heat
See call for details. ROGER MOSS
Realtor. 2125 r. I. ave. ne. HO
CORNER STORE. ideal for drugs
liquor or any business. Call to 3,
LU. 4-339S.
STORE with living quarters above
good NV. location; bus stops in
front Of store. Living quarters liv
and dining rm., kit. 3 bedrms..
tiled bath front and rear porches.
land: MI. 3232. JAMES L. DIXON
& CO. ST. 1900.
VACANT, ready to move in-22x75
in fine Silver Spring shopping area,
$500 block north on Georgia ave
Good lease; rent S175. Call SH.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

3 SUITES on entire floor; can be
ern blds; deg6 eon.a;, eonv; to transP.; o;ao ZIP
MUsICIANS-studios with living
studio for residential. non-residen-
tial musicians; voice. violin. piano
taught. 1885, Biltmore St: NV, of
coNs I'm GHp s9E.. rd mr.. ny 5u1cnt saa7 circle
Lge; light once or studio with pvt.
HYATTSVILLE, MD, 4-rm. suite
consisting of approx. 642 SO. f.;
newly, decorated; air eonditi2aed;
EEERNsTEIN 3 si i a. s CO. q Realtors 1415
10th AND X SITS. N.W.-Suite Of
either 2 or rooms. with plate
Eass Feas iTant ren ey1 a
fd55i'sf IEo aS5lasf Il req e. Hsay Rsa
1000 CONN. AVE. NM lee:, rms
and rec. room; beautifully decor
rent rent. ABBY ' LEO NJ. BEiRNsTE1N
& CO: Realtors, 1415 x st. NV,
1901 r. !. AVE. N.E.-Furnished End
RSaER es5 Moss 5esn; a1aS fsfsoha05s f. Ave as sss
1900 200 Blk Blk. CONN. AVE. wardman
Park Shoreham Hotel vic; 4 rms,
foyer. bath; suit. doctor, dentist;
End f.; rent. Sl5o. Pc. 1152a
EVANS BuILpING, NJ l42G New sg,. Y9rk s,1
desirable rooms TO meet yonI re-
SUITE itenshss eIs ME- ITO iio7 NoFNN LED
AIR;CoNDITIoNED OFFICE. modern
building. approximately 900 50. it.
heal and lisht furnished plenty 81
Contact MR. GRAF, AP. 5000 or
write ETa9,woGs aspe Md Rhode Island ave
2;f00 so. FIT; Of prime ofice space
of Conn. and s st. NV; owner will
make alterations to suit the right
tenant; ideal for many uses. For
appt. to inspect. cali MR.. DIXON
at ST. 1900, broker. Open ewes.
1eth AND X SITS. NV. 1o17 10Th
located offices In this buildings S25
and UP with all utilities included.
ss sor fnrthsEr Indignation. call Mr..
peeToK!s eosSEE 81 orrISRl YSao- corner goth and
Eye sts. n.w.-Laree reception room,
2 Offices. nurses room. 3 treatment
rooms: avail. Jan. l. Apply THOMAS
J; FISHER & co, INC. 73s 18TH
cENTURy 4 niT DI buispING. fff2 41s 9Th s st.
NV, opposite Municipal Court
Limited number Of ,offlces in this
. THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO. INC,
oaa33SS a3S Isth 18th st. NV; DI; $3.50. I'll ~
IN art. bldg; A rms. and bath; 800
mo. Al
Evening star., 1950-12-31
TRAIlERS

1850 LIBERTY, Gift. ! month old;
toilet, shower. oil tank; must sell
due to illness; 5000 or best offer
and take over payments, S64 54 per
mo. MR.. PATTERSON. TIE. 3131.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has a lge. display of both new
and used trailerS; very good aSsort-
ment; clean. used trailers ranging
in size from Is to 33 It. priced
from $500 to So. $50. terms Q to
yrs Phone TO. gill
2 SPACES AVAIL. "a mi. from D. c.;
adult section; 1-rm.. kit. cabin for
rent. farn.. gas and electricity: l
or adults; no drinking. UN.
oWSASiso HOUSE TRAILER. used 5
mos; perfect cond.; $4,000. HI.
FREE TRAILER SPACE ON Route 1,
Woodbridge, Va. Ii. 3-0124.
TRAILERS BOUGHT, sold and dis
played; any size. Bring them out.
Cash! 1000 Central ave-, HI. $3.50.
TWO LUGGAGE TRAILERs for sale;
bodies 4 by z by /. LA. 6-s113.
1912 Jackson st. ne.
GLIDERS AND LA SALLES-1951
models are now on display. all
equipped with showers, flush toilets,
elec. refgr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as So, ,695, de-
ivered; small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. 1882
Georgia ave; also our new loc. at
Waterloo, Md. COLLIE MOTOR Il
TRAILER CO.. 81. 5000 or Water
loo 639-W-12.
Evening star., 1950-12-31

PALM BEACH-Lovely home; lake
front; private dock; rent, sell or ex-
change Wash. property. OR. S49S.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

PALM BEACH-LoveIy home; lake
front; private dock; rent. sell or ex-
change Wash. property. OR. S49S.
VERY DESIRABLE, attractiveiy furn.
alian;ad asoEim;; Kit bath aDts; in IS beautiful Y
CLEARWATER, FLA. Comfortable
lgrif lss5f. sspt; for 2; $500 through
seeps sss5 XII throash and saGTeE MaEeh aPi "a
FfSHfRsIANS'ss FISH aSSs ahp FARapisE' Rsaibisfs scaSa
Hotel, overlooks Indian. and few
minutes drive to. Upper st. Johns
tions Hi1gsr' NJ sffeS ofi4: sSls4''o For reserya-
INCoMT PRoPERTY-4-unit bunga-
low, nr. Del Ray Beach; easy terms.
Can CH. 5724 or write 40Oi S. 5ti
81; Arlington, Va.
sbaGeous bame sonnjeed11 SJjseedrm. 2,bath ranch
screen front porch. built-in garage;
81 800 season incl. elec. and phone.
Close in ne. Miami. Call Ii.
1s-UNTT MOTOR COURT, s-unit apt.
f 3cean front. ACME REALTY Co.
VIZ " own VI and offer acreage in West
Fla, on hard-surface road. From
40-acre TRACTS to. 1000 Can raise
f1niIsa sattie for less than any place in
Ing. Poultry. dairying. truck farm
ing Tung oil. peaches, pears,
oranges, pecanS. 160-acre home
stead is free of all taxes. Also
have front lots on beautiful lake.
This is sportsman's paradise, good
fishing and hunting. Wild turkey.
deer. quail, ducks and geese. Why
stay in Shis cold climate when
you. can go South and live for lust
halt OF what you can here; good
SCHOOLS and churches. Call TIE.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO rent store. Desirable
store. Reas. rent, Approx. 800
50. it. Call Mr.. Gallagher with
r: G. DUNNE. HO. 0700.
NEED 400 SO. FIT. STORAGE space IN
vic: OF 9th and H ne. Call Mr.. Gal
lagher with r. G. DUNNE, no. 070O.
4.00o-6.00o 50. unobstructed
space, downtown bldg. convenient
location; street or md floor: rest
room facilities: entrance of street.
Phone IA. 1851, s am. to pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
HOUSES WANTED TO guy

ATTENTION Me- AND Sc. owners.
II you have property in ne. or Sc
Washington to sell We have many
clients. This area being our spe-
faty qrm sales and oG rent 1oF RTd
REALTY. 335 H St. ne. FIR. $500.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the SAFE
OF your home business or invest
ment property is what you desire,
sa sas North 81 a CABIN Na szsd Reasor F4ss
HOUSE of 2 or 3 bedrooms with .
to 10 acres: within committing dis
tance Wash. Call 81. 2779. -
HAVE CLIENTS for houses in Rock
MSS SHssk Hs chYpR 5nd cheXy Ssfss 15sS
wi. 2es5. OR. ssss. II II
FOR IMMED. SALE at top prices
list. your property with this office
and get results. Buyers waiting
Call Mr.. Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON
4 Co, 1022 18th st. NV. ST
DIRECT DiRgESGsT FIR From eo6wNER-All cash for
modern, clean, to S-rm. home in
good conv. Sc, NV. or nearby Nd
location: MRS. cox. vi. s13e or
PRIVATE tisG', pARTY-rhree or 4-bed.
rooms. under s22, 900; Virginia side;
have necessary funds give address
pRPY 81 WaNrs soF 70 s BUf Iom stap owner
white whit 81 or colored ss houses. Sd any eond
aH WLf al PAY fa'h YOU B0e CASH HE teaay sts5 70,
your home, in any location I'M
mediate action. RE. 22O1. 81. 7747
WISH TO BUY a nice Q or 8 bedrm
Have cash: Box 249-J. Star. 81
PVT. BUYER to purchase from owner
or agent, 3-bedrm. rambler with
"a baths and bsmt.. or 2-story
detached brick with bath or powder
school and transp. priced at ap-
prox. 100000. Box 452-H. Star.
WE HAVE SOLD houses for clients
% proerty for you ~ now se While a ifwfeee eSe De.
Il. La Ts-o5ei. With HARRY Y Z E. teHnsf. GIAD.
We MANi M1LE .iof Bt3 r YoTR eSf ff HOME. D. C.,
Md. or Va. CAN US for expert ap-
ice; WILLIAM P. ATKINSON. RE,
HOME wANTED-wul assume Gl
payment after reasonable down pay
ment; have eligibility certificate;
either home or small farm within
90 miles of Wash. Ma. 9010, Ext.
IU6. after pm.
FAMILY with 5 children desires to
buy or rent or bedroom house
with yard; NV. section. Cleveland
Park preferred; moderate price.
Box 357-E. Star.
I HAVE CLIENT for 2-bedroom bunga-
low with basement. on " acre
ground or more, nearby Maryland.
Call Mr.. Smiley. with ROGER MOSS.
2l25 Rhode Island ave. ne, HO
5000; evenings, AP. 1920.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and investment properties. What
have you to offer? THOS JAR
REIL CO. Realtors festeb. 1879
721 10th st. NV. Ma. 01a5.
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT Cash
FOR YOUR HOME, MD VA OR
D. c.. MR.. QUICK RA AIS. %
Evening star., 1950-12-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

"a N ST; N.E.-2nd Commercial. is,
and 2nd doors. approximately 9 00O
square feet Of floor space with ap-
proximately 140 square feet of park
for storage. light manufacturing, re-
pair shops or Offices WIN remodel
to suit desirable tenant. Apply
COSTELLO FNG1NFFR ING CO, 22
USED 6' CAR A. IHT NE on osos S,'sr .,,u., ,,,,
Se9rsla aersa ave; S75 month. Can WO
= NEW SHOPPING CENTER MSi in the
business district of Falls Church
store size 1sx70: reas. rent with
lo,year lease. JE. $3.50. Il
used car and truck lot; close-in Ar
ington on Lee highway: S0-l0O-ft.
frontage; 12.000-15. 000-so- 1T area
BsERREY saS6EEY PROPERTIES, INC. ia.
oe1 18Th ST. N.w.-Bldg. consisting
sfse aGHmf for fTste331 rets Sns sheT
ness; ONCE. and showroom etc. in
sERNsTEIiNe II Aes: Co AResIy Realtorsl hE9 l4H5 n
rsos S $ L n 81. Y N.W.89nd ME. 949e- FIR -e,r I'M
office. shop. workroom. etc. Reas.
M BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors.
al 4 st; NV. Me. $500.
BLDG. Approx. IS 600
SO, It. of first commercial space in
whole or in part. Cow 10 ell ANS
portation.. excellent location for large
organization. Office and display rms
school. studios etc. Reas. rent
Aply. LEO N. BERNSTEIN Il co.
apoRnX. LOCO SO. FIT, In Iaree
dHwntcwn End com bldg, concrete
hcors. passenger and t, efpht eleva-
tors. Immediate ocrucancv ADpiy
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN d CO. Peal
tors !415 K st. NV. Me. 5400.
stS. n,w-Entire End fl. with sep
arTte entrance on 11th st Heat
LIGHT and air-conditioned furnished, .
toilets; good lease; reasonable rent,
Can Mr.. Strickland. MI @232
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO. ST. 700.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS FOR ALL
TYPES OF PROPERTY. MiLToN
F.; RUPERT 1911 x ST. NV.
DI. 5015, EN-. 5407. 81
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1890.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Apartmen
house, good condition. Call OV.