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Karalius pasirasO

Anglijos karalius yra daugiau
tik jungiantis simbolis - be
valdzios, be savo valios. o Wis
delto, oficialiai jis lemia visus
didziuosius krasto ivykius. Jis
paleido ligsiolini britu parla-
menta, jis paskyre visuotinius
rinkimus kraste vasario % die
mai, jis kartu pasirase iskilmin-
ga proklamacija naujai isrink-
tam parlamentui susirinkti uz
6 dienu po rinkimu - kovo l d.
10 proklamacijos turinys bel
visos datos jau buvo zinomos is
anksto. Bet tai nesvarbu. Svar-
bu, kad vasario 3 d. karalius uz-
dejo savo parasa ant toxic svar-
baus dokumento, kuri jau pa
ruosta jam atveze valstybes
kancleris lordas Jowitt.
Su karaliaus parasd kancleris
atskubejo aukstuosius rumus,
'kur aukSti tarnautojai net dvi
valandas mazame rusio kamba-
relyje Slide masina ir viska pa
ruose antspaudui uzdeti. Lordas
Jowitt, kaip oficialus didziojo
antspaudo saugotojas, prizilre-
10 antspaudo primusima, kuris
truko apie 20 minuciu. Taip
vasario 3 d. GAS val. vakaro ISL
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16

pasitarimai del jos perkelimo We
liau j Chicago.
Papildomai pranesama, kad
antraja Parodos remej Qpremi-
ja - radio aparata laimejo kun.
Bereisis, Detroite. Pirmoji pre-
mia teko Daumantui Cibui, Bos-
tone, trecioji - Jaunuciui 'Da-
giui, Melrose Park, Ill.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16

LITHUANIAN WEEKLY
Published every Thursday in Cleveland ~
Ohio Lithuanian Publishing Co.
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 8, Ohie
Editor
Vincas Rastenis
Subscription per year in advance
In the United States ---- $500
In Canada - $4.00 Elsewhere - $3.50
Entered at Second Class matter Deeem-
Der 9Th, 1915, at the Cleveland Postoffice
under the act of March 8, 1879.
(35-ti metal 35th year,
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Dzentelmenai
be dzentelmeniSkumO

Karaliaus proklamacija eina
savo keliu, O gyvenimas - sa-
vo. Taigi ir kovojancios parti-
jos propaganda pradejo jau zy-
miai anksciau. Is prigimties gar
sls dzentelmenai eme karsciuo-
ii. Pagrieztejo savitarpine kri-
tika. Taciau del smarkesnio To-
dzio, kuri anksciau butu palai-
ke izeidimu, neuzsigauna. Ne
rasytas sukis: tepk kitus ko
juodziau, tai pats atrodysi bal
tesnis. Nekalbek apie savo ge-
rus norus, o tik apie tai, kad
oponentai krasta stumia be-
dugne.
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Konkursas zerkleliui
pagarninti

AmerikOs Lietuviu Tautinf
Sajunga skelbia konkursa Sa.
jungos mario zenklo projektui
pagaminti.
Konkurso salygos:
1. zenklas turf butt tinkamas
nesioti prie krutines.
2. Jis turf butt sudarytas lie.
tuviq tautiniais bel istoriniais
motyvais. Cali butt iiungtos il
Sajungos raides - Ats.
3. Konkurse gall dalyvauti vi
81 lietuviai neziurint kur jie
gyventq.
A. Projekto tinkamuma spres
Sajungos valdyba.
Projektas turf butt pristaty-
tas Xxi 1850 m. geguzes d
adresu: National Lithuanian So
ciety of America, 148 Grand St.,
Waterbury, Conn. Jis pasiraso-
mas slapivardziu. Tikroji auto
riaus pavarde prijungiama at
skirame woke.
6. u du priimtus projektus
skiriamos premijos: pirmoji. -
$1,000 ir antroji $500.
Z. Priinti projektai lieka Sa-
jungos nuosavybe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16

TELEFONU STREIKAS, val
dzios tarpininkui pasiulius, att
detas Xxi vasario "a dienos. Tt
kimasi, kad per ia laika bus
sudaryta nauja sutartis.
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Doino

o, Teviske
Koko suplysusioj sermegoj sanden vaiksai = r basa
zeng vasario gruodu Tavo kojos kruvinos-
Nejau ir Tu bename elgeta isvyta is manu-?
Tau rankos rna surakinos tk akyse dar praees dasa
Nera ne velavu gelu = Gmtadiens koks dyvinas!
Tx as vaidilu ans pasveknt kankems Tave emu
O. Lietuva,
Motuiu sengavelu pasakoj zioj ir Tu lila
Kaip svento simtamecio azuoyno samana.
Ir vedas Tavo Hg plciu auku arima rupescu
Tava stprybe ir karzygiskos Strides gala,
Ir kruvna kancu taure pasaui stebna,
Ir Tau grazausus himnus gieda bocu anuku kartos
DainOj
zaiuoj Tu ir demedzu zaiu r verkiancas berzea
Ir geguze raiba apraud sunu mzina
Tavo asaru takais plakaniai per simtmecus isdygo
O. Lietuva,
Tai mus krutinej Tavo oda zyd vel pavasario zedas
Ir sirdyje nesiojam Laisves Daina annzina =
Su ia ir grisme lnksmai danuodami namo is zygio
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Da;les Paroda

New Yorke buvusi Lietuviu
Paroda netrukus numatoma att
daryti Waterbury, Conn. Vyksta
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IA y S y
vISUOME1EJE
Rinntas zygis

Vasario 9 diena Americas lie
tuviu ir ukrainieciu atstovai pa
teike informaciju Senate komi-
sijai, svarstanciai Genocido kon-
vencijos patvirtinimo klausima.
iLetuviu vardu informacijas
dave Americas Lietuviu Infor-
maciju Centro direktorius adv.
Kostas Jurgela.
10 pareiskimas apima 10 ma
sinele rasto puslapiu ir prie 10
dar prideta papildomu dokumen-
tu. Pareiskime placiai isdesty-
ia ir paremta faktais visa sovie-
tine politika, kuria samoningai
siekiama isnaikinti lietuviu tau
tos zmones Letuvoje.
Faktas, kad Senate komisija,
nuo kurios rekomendacijos daug
priklauso konvencijos patvirti-
nimas, RADIO reikala atsiklausti
kompetentinga lietuviu atstova
ir galimybe suteikti placiu in
formaciju, kas dedasi Lietu-
vote, yra labai svarbus ir reiks-
mingas.
Daugeliui Amerikos senatoriu
dar nelabai aisku, kas yra toji
Genocido konvencija ir kan il
reikalinga. Pasiskaite JOS turin,
kai kurie is ju .eme baimintis.
kad cia gal Amerikas spendzia-
mos kokios pinkles ir gal Anne
rika, REMNANTS sia ,konyencija,
galetu butt apkaltinta, jei ivyks
kokia zmogzudyste, paremta ra-
sine neapykanta.
K. Jurgelos pareiskimas, rel
kia manyti, tokens placiau pa
aiskins. apie kokius dalykus
cia rupinamasi ir del ko tokios
konvencijos reikia.
zinoma, gala, kad lietuviu
atstovo pareiskimas neparemtas
tukstanciais laiskn is Amerikos
lietuviu nilieciu. Gerai. ieieu to
musu balso uzteks. Bet lei ne
uztektu. tai Wis delto platesnio
visuomenes pareiskimo tue klau-
simu nesuorganizavimas reike-
tn laikyti nedovanotinu apsnu-
dimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-16

siuntiniu. O tik uzvakar kinietis
bande siekti, kad Rusija butu
tiesiog isspirta is UNI"
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Rinkiminis futbOlas

Del pirmavimo grumiasi dvi
pagrindines partijos: netiketai
1915 m. laimejusi ir dabar kras-
ia valdanti socialism, partija
prizes Churchillio vadovaujamus
kOnservatorius (torius). Clemen-
so Davies liberalai tai tik pa
salinis veiksnys = laimejima
Perkelta 6-ta pusl.
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SIOJE SALYJE

ANGLES STREIKAS pasieke
blogiausi taska. Prezidentas per
teisma gavo isakyma streika su-
stabdyti tue tarpu 10 dienu.
Pats angliakasiu unijos vadas
j. Lewis isake darbininkams
grizti j darba. Bet angliakasiai
nei vieno nei kito isakymo ne
paklause ir j kasyklas nenuejo.
Tuo metu, .kai unijos vadas
liepe eiti dirbti, unijos atstovai
vazinejo po kasyklas ir stabde
darbininkus nuo, darbo. Kurie
darbininkai nenorejo tu draudi-
mu klausyti ir bande eiti dirbti,
buvo sustabdyti jega, apmusti
ir parvaryti namo.
Darbo stabdytojai pirmaja
stabdymo diena aiskino, kad ta
diena esas Lewis gimtadienis,
tad todel, esq, reikia svesti. :.
siaip jau aiskinama, kad, jeigu
dabar butu paklausyta isakymo
eiti dirbti, tai nieko nebutu ga
lima laimeti. Abejojama net, ar
Lewis kartais nera dawes isa-
kymo per "uzpakalines duris"
susilaikyti nuo darbo. Kiekvienu
atveju cia yra arba Lewis "dvi-
CUBA buhalterija", arba jis jau
yra netekes kontroles savo uni
joje, kadangi oficialaus jo isa-
kymo neklauso
Lewis dabar sutiko testi de-
rybas su savininkais. Matyda-
mas, kad sunku bus laimeti ka
kita, jis dabar reikalausias S
1850 algos ir 40 centu pensiju
'fondui uz diena.
Galin1as dalykas, kad sios de-
rybos ilgai neuztruks ir strei-
kas neuzilgo baigsis. Angles at
sargu esq jau tik dviem savai-
tenn 49,.
STREIKAS, val
dzios tarpininkui pasiulius, att
detas Xxi vasario "a dienos. tt
kimasi, kad per ia laika bus
nauja sutartis.
BULVIU KLAUSIMAS siuo me-
tu atrodo CANA tragiskas. JOS
gresia visai valdzios programai
zemes ukio srityje. Valdzia pa
laiko aukstas blviu kainas, kad
lkininkams apsimoketu jas au-
ginti. Ukininkai jq priaugino
perdaug. Valdzios sandeliuose
yra apie 40 milijonu buseliq bull
viz pertekliaus. Silloma jas su-
>. Tuo tarpu miestuo-
Sc bulves brangios. Oar blogiau,
kad Kanados bulves pigesnes
ir konkuruoja cia pabrangintas
bulves. Tas rodo, kad zemes
ukio kainq palaikymo sistemoje
yra spragq. Opozicija kaip tik
puola ta sistema ir padetis su
bulvemis duoda puolejams geros
puolimams paremti.
NE WYORKO GYVENTOJAMS
nusibodo vandeni taupyti. Per
paskutine "vandens pasniko"
diena suvartojo vandens dau-
giau, negu kitomis dienomis SUI
vartoja. Numatomi grieztesni
suvarzymai.
Conn.,, vienoje
ligonineje pereita rudeni dukte
nusove savo teva, kadangi jis
sirgo beviltiska vezio lipa If
labai kankinosi. Dabar teismas
ia isteisino.
So KOMUNISTAI dar tebedirba
sios Sales Valstybes Departa-
jei tiketi senatoriaus Nc
Carthy tvirtinimu, kuri jis is
deste savo laiske, sionnis dieno-
mis- iteiktame prezidentui Tru-.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-12-01

durable goods and leave a larger
share of income for food and cloth
ing. Exports of farm products prob
ably will hold near present levels.
Continued war tension and initiation
prospects will sustain speculative de-
mand for farm products.
Maximum production of farm
products in greatest demand, use of
labor-saving methods, delayed sell
ing of produce and early buying of
needed supplies are practices likely
to pay off in an inflationary era.
CATTLE-Prices for upper grades
probably will be steady to slightly
higher up to midwinter, but are
likely to decline moderately in early
spring.
Marketing supplies of short-feds
probably will be moderate, due to
the tendency to go in for long feeds
with yearlings and calves. Ju1y-Oc-
tober shipments of feeder steers
weighing over 800 pounds-the kinds
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-12-01
Markets at a Glance

Observation-Disclosures increase in farm prod
uct demand is probable during winter. Up
trend is likely for two years.
Cattle-Increase in early winter supply Of
shortfeds probably win be moderate.
Hogs-Increasing pork consumption and
storage buying will soon halt price decline.
Lambs-LiberaI early movement of fed
lambs may hold down prices in near future.
WeoI-Prices are in high ground and
still advancing.
Wheat-Declining receipts. increasing ex-
ports, southwest drouth and war news are
likely to strengthen prices moderately
Feed Grains-Increased feeding and export
demand will cause further price rise later In
season.
Fiaxseed-Government offerings may pre-
vent further price rise for while.
Seeds-Forage seed supply totals 1,200,0 600
pounds last year.
Feedstuffs-Prices are relatively lower than
pounds. clean, compared with TBS, 000, COO
feed grains, which encourages liberal use.
Hay-Upward trend probably will continue
until midwinter.
Dairy Products-Production will soon turn
upward but any price decline will be small
during winter.
Eggs-After tagging early In year, consump-
ton is running to 10 percent over year ago.
Chickens-Steady to higher prices are prob
able during next four months.
Turkeys-Advance reports indicated record
Thanksgiving sales.
Pstatoes-Government purchases at rising
support levels probably will lift market prices
during winter.
ADpIes-Nov. storage stocks were percent
under last year.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-12-01
Market Outlook
BY GILBERT GUSLER

likely to be used for short feeding
from five leading markets were 80
percent less than last year.
With the grass cattle movement
well through the cleanup stage, sup
plies of lower grades of slaughter
cattle will gradually shrink for the
next four or five months and prices
probably will work upward. Civilian
and military demand for meat will
increase and competition from poul-
try and pork viii gradually decrease
during the winter.
HOGS-Prices probably are close
to the winter low point-which is
likely to be roughly So over last
years low, even though supplies are
slightly larger than year ago. Sup
plies will be near the winter peak
by mid-December.
LAMBS-Prices in the near future
may remain below recent top levels
The highest on record for the time
of year-then rise moderately by late
winter. Supplies of fed lambs are
likely to be fairly heavy in the next
few weeks.
WOOL-The advancing tendency
continues and both domestic and for
eign markets are in new high ground.
New Zealand prices for medium
woods are reported to have nearly
doubled since June. Russia, England
and France have been important
buyers abroad. Old domestic woods
are mostly sold. Scattered contract
ing of new clips continue in the west
at grease price up to 81 pound
for fine and medium woods in Mon
tana and $1.01z for II months
Texas woods.
WHEAT-Steady to slightly higher
prices are probable up to midwin-
ter. Offerings are likely to decline
until prices rise moderately over the
loan value.
Price gains are not likely to be
large, however. November wheat
stocks for milling, export and carry
over were about 954, 10000 bushels
against 9O8, 100000 year ago. Ir
July October, only about 233, 100000
bushels were mil1ed or exported
against 290,900,OO0 a year previous.
FEED GRAINS-Price setback
please Turn to Page 29)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-12-01

DEMAND FOR FARM products
probably will increase moderately
during the winter and continue in an
upward trend for the next two years.
Raw material shortages will grad
ually cut down output of consumers
Evening star., 1950-11-10
One-Day-On1y Specials
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Stock Up and Save,
Mems Anklet Hose

Mixtures Of royon and cotton
with nyIon reinforced heel and
toe, all cottons or nylon and
royon mixtures. Bright patterns.
solid colors with clocks. Buy some
for Christmas gifts. 35c or 3
for LOO
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Two Styles White
BrOadcIOth Shirts

Regular cuffs with fused, non
wilt collar or soft, spreod color
with stoys and french cuffs.
Either model with ocean pearl
buttons. Neck sizes IA to II, not
every size in every style. Son.
forized. 2.65 or z for 500
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Wide Selection of
All-Silk Neckties

Choose from neot and bold
effects, handsome spaced pot
terms or distinctive panel designs
-. each tie erofted Of soft, Ius-
trous silk. For your Christmas
list, here's fine ties at low prices.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
One-Day-Only Specials
IEN'S CLOTHING

Stacks and Sports
Coats at Savings
Sports coats in good looking plain
coIors and interesting potterns
two or three button poteh-
pocket models. Regularly $500
to $500. Tomorrow only, 24.75
Expertly toilored wool sIocks -.
!. fIonnels and coverts :. in groys,
blue, brown or tons. Sizes - to
a.. ReouIorIy 1850 and 800.
1895
Evening star., 1950-11-10


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Evening star., 1950-10-01
eUsINEss pRoP.-sALE tcen,. ,

FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT. 50xlo 90;
on Sheriff, rd.,. near 47th. st. ne
Owner will build for purchaser OF
responsible tenant, tenant s. v. GUsACK,
RRsTAuR2,NgTS fNs1ii Mo, gSs1i In yrRe1N1A--lEx.
ped; including. soda fountain; no
debts. low. rent;- wonderful location
Tor tourists and courthouse trade;
not open SUNDAYS, but should be
Clients now include clubs, Chamber
retire; will consider part cash
from experienced operator. c. w.
CLEVER CO. INC, 1873 No. irving
SUITABLE CLUB or organization; 2
lge; floors: ZOO blk. New York York ave.
PHos efsel s. wsIsH fGnd TSc TsRt saGo SIS nsS
i9Ii GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Excel-
lent corner location for store or Of
nee. will remodel to suit tenant
IHos: D; WALSH. INC, s15 11th
X ST. AT 10th NN,w.-s-story and
bsmt., brick office bldg; vacant, Just
ReaITY TsRHfflsd coRp Wii MI rent 4ooo DRgaY eVss
EN-. 1886 or OR. 5761.
CONN. AVE. AND M N.W.-3-story
and basement brick. street level base
e. HuItaoie iof reHoueling lnto
So. $50 yr. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI; 1000; eyes,. EN-. 1886 or OR.
DoWNTowN STORE. mr.. rhoma.
Circle-20 by 100 TT. alley entr.,
terrazo floors, oil steam heat, mez:,
income. win sell or least 1st hoor
Gan VIZ sssH: scHENKrf hsRf VII WI 5s55 81 pS Sr
l1so Pa GoluMsG2as Gs kp kGpr NW HEpke5 OPPOSITE
moor; vacant soon: $4,000; small
down payment. OWNER, co. 2436
VICINITY 18th AND COLUMBIA RD
list commercial. 3-story and base
Sa tss fs isoFs NIX site ca% spt
TO coLoRED-coRNER LOT, rs,
110,. zoned local commercial, in q
good colored community of .Arl.. Va.
store e sqaes preed fdq dqr quick se % nS
IF Gus RE- IodkSG sGofe fer Gu 5us 4SSe oe
and LIVING. quarters, we have 3-story
5idg.. easily converted to store, mr..
ior iSth sstn, snd Columbia I'd; priced to sell
sIi.ooao a''f bows" sysS" GkossssEEss Gk SEE sss.coo
yearly: country store and large
BUNGALOW on ] acre on Georgia ave,
rs miles from D. c.; D00-gal. gas
pump; $4,000 worth Of stock: ice
paint; well-equipped throughout
This is real bargain Tor good
livelihood. Total priLe, S24 300
Call MISS DONNELLY. LO. 5-3149
SECOND COMMERCIAL or industrial
waterfront wat front ground, 10000 So 4;
NICK. MA. S036; ONCE. 1404 I
Evening star., 1950-10-01

2 EXCEL. RETAIL LOCATIONS on
Wilson blvd. in nearby Va. for re-
LINGToN REALTY CO. oW. $500;
ewes, XII. s-98Sl. .
$500 34th ST, Mt. Rainier. Md
Spacious store suitable for drug
type Of business s'ore reduced rent any B
cRIFAsI CO.; 1924 Vermont ave.
FOR DoCToRS, business ONCE or
store; 4 rooms and bath; will re-
model to suit tenant: 1st A., 4914
Ga. ave-. w. x. JAWIsH, Wo. 7127.
STORE AvALABLE-New bldg, new
location. new developed area; 30x5O
with full bsmt.; ideal for drug,
hardware. etc. Contact Mr.. II. D.
spERLING: DE. o6oo, AID. 6s41
UPPER AlEi FLOOR. OR. 1000 50. TT. suitable
for ONCE or meeting room. 1905
Eye st. NV. DI. ALL. l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
SO: # with offices; suitable for
colored church. offices, display CEN
ter. studios or any 2nd commercial
We Tse' 4ysl WI improve to suit tenant.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-1st com, cor.
6smt. Tor ONCE or shop. reasonable
1902 L ST. N.W.-2nd floor rear rm..
approx. l2xlS; excellent location for
rent, immed. occupancy. Apply LEO
.diI 1a15 ( st; NV: ME. 54oO.
2026 ST. N.W.-3-story bldg
being remodeled for, ofices, studios,
ssnres ss see it now to for
LOUIS P sHoEMAKER, I71s k
end CONT HOUSE AND LOT or
Howard rd; Sc Suitable for storage
NJ Mr. se caTeonrusg naE per sa1f or asa 5sa 4tF Ga
LOUIS P. sHoEMAKER, i71s K
st. NV. MA. 1166.
CHURCH OR ORGANIZATIoN-out.
standing building, 4704 18th st.
BEST BUSINESS DISTRICT, 14th
and Columbia rd; NV; entire End
floor, approx: 1000 SO. IT,, clear
shop, offices.. etc. Attractive lease.
Elk. 210s. If interested.
ETOWN---Attractive Office OF
small shop and powder room (plus
storage space) in best commercial
cs eGfk Em oi stTsdes GsoreetoEp Rn ss siao coS
end n 'C 'cCoMML. BsMr., 15xso it,: fr
and rear entrS. heavy wiring
cement fl. for repair shop, etc. $50
mo. RA. 1920.
Goth ST. Mr.. Mist fl. street en-
trance. for real estate office. type
writer repair, ETC.; $50 per mo. RA
TWO ATTRACTIVE STORES for rem,
in most desirable section of Silver
Spring. suitable for most any busi-
ness. Box cobb, Star. Il
CONN. AVE-, opposite Mayflowei
Hotel-Approx. 1000 So. IT, f1ooI
space, entire End floor OF building
A. S. GARDINER & CO., 1881 L st
827 20th ST. N.w.-3-story bldg
available for. business or office uss
at goth and K sts. GUARANTY
REALTY. INC. 1923 10th st. NV.
vic. 18th AND MONROE SITS. ne
MRS. cYLDE c. DuNNINGToN
WI. SR35, OR. S3S3
Evening star., 1950-10-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL. approx. 55.-
500 SO, IT,. fronting on SITS. with
right for shopping center; location
is in Sc. where there is large bldg
program in action at present time.
viii sell land or build for an in
vestor. ALDRE. INC. .LU. 4-0747;
ewes. and Sun. LU. 1920. Il
ABOUT 10000 so. FIT, 2nd CONNER
cial, on 2 floors with truck ramp and
excellent ceiling height. A modern
brick bldg. in an especially conv.
NV: location at q bargain price.
Exclusive. JOHN LIPSCOMB. MI.
0600; ewes. Wo. 1913. i
OFFICE BUILDING, downtown-Four
stories and bsmt.. approx. 5000 So.
IT. usable space; carpeted floors,
mirrored walls: 3 new tiled lava
tories, huorescent lighting. many
built-in cabinets; near parking; va
cant; will consider leasing. Cali DI
1o15 II ~ 9 Pm. VIM. II. SAUNDERS
BUSINESS PROPERTY and home for
sale in the country on main I'd. to
public beaches. In reply please give
telephone humber. Box 272-z. Star.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

MAJOR OIL COMPANY desires lease
oflce space consisting: suite of 3
rms In reply please state date
avail location BLDG. size rms.
monthly rental Box 1851. Star.
PATENT LAWYER wants one or two
rooms. good location. Has secre-
tary to share. Box 334-A, Star. "a
YOUNG ATTY. desires to work for
reputable atty. or law firm in exch.
for Office space. Box 275-B, Star.
3s
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yusiNEss pRop.-REkT tcon.. +,

USED CAR LOT, 1243 Mt. oiivet I'd
ne. Dust east of Jenner's Market)-
72x95 it,. front entr. driveway. alley
exit; zoned 1st com'l t60-C''; rental
S75 mo. Call e. e. CARNEY & CO.,
MA 0102
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Full roomine house for sale by owner
Dupont circle location, corner house.
I story and basement. Is rooms
heat; price. $4,000 NO. 7117.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP WANTED OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continued)

INDUSTRIAL ana 2nd commercial
properties vantAd for sale or lease
A NJ ROTH. RE 1880
DOWNTOWN large room, studio
kitchen and pvt. bath; suitable for
! or 2 men; $40 mo. CHI. 1896.
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927 18th ST. N.W.-Ground floor, 2
rooms and lavatory md f.. ; rms.
and bath; 3rd f.. 2 rms. and bath !;
4th f.. 2 rms; $3.50 per month.
1862 K st. NV; rms. and bath
with avail. parking; $3.50 month.
Ella K st. NV; completely remod-
eled. 1st f., large rm. approx. lax
40 TT. with picture window; md f.,
3 rms. and bath: gas heat, parking
in rear; $3.50 month. HACKMAN
SCHEUCH, INC, 1850 X st. NV,
ST 5444 i
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DESK SPACE

CHOICE DOWNTOWN location; will
have almost sole use of ONCE. Call
MI. 0193 before pm. Sun: 80
pm. weekdays. -
SPECIALIZED SERVICE to out-of-
town concerns on the spot repre-
sentation. Private office, mail ad-
dress, etc. GRAHAM OFFICE
SERVICE BUREAU, I'll Woodward
Bldg. eas a. zH
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

ABOUT $4,000 SO. FIT, End CONNER
cial. on , frs. with truck ramp and
excellent ceiling height; a modern
brick bldg. in an especially conv.
Exclusive. JOHN LIPSCOMB. MI.
0600: ewes. WO. 1918. Il
WAREHOUSE or modern manutact-
urtng plant. masonry construction
on r.r.. approx. $4,000 SO. #. in
land. well located; available 90
days; suitable for automotive cleo
tronic. plastics or other usage. In
formation by personal interview
only. Brokers protected See Mr.
Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC
CHI. 923S.
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DISPLAY ROOM AND SHOP
CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILDING,
OVERHEAD DOOR AT REAR;
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
1707 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

e-RM. FARMHoUSE-Electricity.o out
bldss.; immediate possession; about
acres total land; hard-surface
road: So, 300 Phone c. H. Denton.
OR. S54S or write DR.. John w.
Robertson. Onancock. Va. Il
LGE: FRAME H0USE-1st f., rms,
hall, kit; 2nd a., rms, bath, hall.
storage rm.; 8 firepls; closets. 2
porches; boat landing; 5 acres;
$500. A. P. MESSICK, Irvington,
Va,
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE. Spring.
field, Va, near Shirley hwy, IL m.
Washington; one modern home, 3
car brick garage, 4-room modern
apt. above; 3 acres land; gardens;
fruit trees; exclusive loc. AL. 6s4s.
400 TO 500 ACRES in virginia's ex-
elusive hunt district. Wonderful
view, and water in each field.
BUNGALOW, rms, elec.; school
, bus; near TB: Md, P. G. Co; $40
per mo. OWNER, Wo. 1886.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA ESTATE
Completely modern home. in excellent
condition. in setting, of trees and
splendid neighborhood, with good
stable and fences, on paved road,
near churches, schools, markets;
hour from D. c.: price and terms
on request. Shown by appt.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Phone SO. Closed Sun. LeesburR, Va,
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
1914 M st. n.w.-Nr. lge. ONCE bldgs
fluorescent lights. asphalt tile floor
mo-; utils. incl.
JACK KOGoK. RE. 1917.