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Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
Completing Plans For
Opening Of Racing
Season At Harrington
Continued from iirst page)

judge.
Eugene Anderson, Harrington
barber, who received his baptism
as a race caller here last spring
and who is currently performing at
Ocean Downs, will again call the
races.
George c. Enslen will be the
racing secretary and Handicapped,
as he has been since the Begin
ming of the racing association.
DR.. Harry Mcdaniel, of Dover.
will be the veterinarian, while E.
1. Langford, Baltimore, will be the
mutuels manager.
Paddock and patrol judges will
be announced later.
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01
Sussex County Poultry
Tour Will Be Held

Delaware poultrymen are invit-
ed to attend a tour of poultry
farms in Sussex County on Sep
tember 26th. The tour has been
planned by Sussex County Locals
OF the Delaware Poultry Improve
ment Association. 1t will be an all
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

Complete dressing. evisceration
and cut-up poultry for packaging
and freezing can be seen at this
dressing plant.
Watch for further announcement
as TO the complete itinerary.
Early explorers. amazed at the
size OF footprints they found in
southern Argentina, called the
place Patagonia, or 'land of the
big feet"
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

road road picnic Sunday held at Cape
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer had
as weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Palmer and son, Charles and
MRS. Charles Palmer of Suffern. N
y Mrs. Charles Palmer remained
Tor longer visit
Doris Ann Cahall and Rosalie
Lenora Hughes were among the
many from FELTON, who spent Sun
day at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Sarah Frazier Kelley from
indiana and Pauline Meredith of
wyoming called O friends here last
week. - '''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Brittingham
spent a weeks vacation at Wild
wood, N. J. and Atlantic City
CHARLES GruwelI died at his home
near Canterbury, Saturday, August
70 after a lingering illness age. IS,
years. Funeral services were held
IN the Berry Funery Home. We'd
nesoay afternoon with iterment in
ibarratts Chapel Cemetery. Besides
MS wife Mrs. Ida Hickman Cru
well. he is survived by two sons.
Wlnfred and HOey. He had been a
farmer all his life on the farm he
purchased from the heirs of DIR.
Massey.
Church services will be resumed
next Sunday at the usual hours,
sunday school followed by the
preaching service at 1880. A full
attendance is expected and desired
Milford chronicle., 1950-09-01

The common brown hare raises
Young in solitary maner. After thew
are a few days old, she finds a
separate form for each and visits
them each night for sucking.
Read the classified ads
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Headquarters of Army Set Up
Here in 1900, Archivist Finds

are established at the seat of
Government in this city and all
communications not otherwise ex-
pressly directed are to be ad-
dressed to the Commander in Chief
here until further orders. The
Quartermaster Generals Office
and the Inspector Generals Office
and the Paymaster Generals Of
flee are established at head
quarters where the commanding
officer of artillerists and engi-
neers is also to take post"
The order went on to outline
the commands of the Army. which
then consisted of only few regi-
ments. 1t mentioned Fort Pitt
near Pittsburgh" Fort Pinckney
on the Mississippi, forts on the
Georgia frontier and the harbor
Notifications at Charleston, New
York and Boston. It mentioned
that comamnds SO far removed
made 1t necessary that "the re-
specive commanding officers will
be held individually responsible
to the General for the jealous and
able discharge Of the trust i'm
posed In them"
1t was signed by Maj. Thomas
H. Gushing as Inspector General
of the Army.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

An order signed $50 years ago
yesterday establishing the city of
Washington as headquarters of
the Army has turned up in the
National Archives.
It was found by Charles A.
Moreland, an assistant archivist
in the Army section. He remeln-
bered seeing such an order in an
old orderly book several months
ago, under the date of November
80, 1900. He looked it up today
and brought it to the attention
of his bosses, Richard G. Wood,
chief of the section, and DR.. Philip
c. Brooks. chief archivist of the
War Records Branch.
Written by hand in a beautiful
script, the order takes up several
pages of the old orderly book.
It begins:
1.-THE headquarters of the Army
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Reds SET Off Jap Riots,
| Nipponese Official Says
BY the Assoeiafed Press

TOKYO, Dec. 1.-Japan's attor-
ney general said today that riots
this week at Kobe and Nagoya
were set off by the Communists
and he charged the Japanese Reds
plan IAN eventual revolution by
violence.
Attorney General Takeo Ohashi
told the House Judicial Affairs
Committee similar Red-inspired
riots are planned for the future
The demonstrations are against
alleged japanese mistreatment OF
Koreans.
There are more than $4,000 Ko-
reans in the Kobe neighborhood.
About $4,000 belong to the Com
munist League of Koreans resid-
ing In Japan. The league was
outlawed in September, 1949, but
Ohashi said it became active
shortly after the outbreak of the
Korean war. More than $4,000
Koreans are registered in Japan.
Propaganda leaflets distributed
Tuesday and Wednesday in Kobe
were signed by the Communist
Party of Japan.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Finnish Assets, Frozen
In Al, Released by U. S.
By the Associoted Press

Attorney General McGrath yes
terday announced a complete re-
lease of Finnish assets frozen In
this country during World War II.
The blocking action was taken
against the United States proper
ties Of citizens of a score Of
friendly foreign countries in 1941
to prevent their possible use by
enemy governments.
Officials said today's order af-
fects less than 81 million, mostly
in accounts in New York banks.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
Only Portable in the World will, All These Features!

Basic set of attachments comes with machine.
Famous SINGER Course in home dressmaking
or decoration 10 included with purchase-a
complete series of lessons under personal super
vision at your SINGER SEWING CENTER.
SINGER parts and prompt service are always
available from any Of a thousand and one
SINGER SEWING cENTERs coast to coast.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

Specially designed to hold SINGER Feather
weight Portable, provide large work surface.
Remove the panel-machine fits snugly into
place. Put panel back-use table for bridge or
buffet. Smooth wooden top. Sturdy folding legs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17
tPaid Advertisemenp A.Bible Message for You, Ny Friend
By HARRY GORDON DORR

the domain which throughout the niy of the which forever and ever through the could hardly be blamed expect conditions far above those which obtain would be that should be populated every thought and act would tend toward the happiness and webeing of each other greatest! place where dsharmony kind would enter It would be and devotion would forever hold with all it's vile con amination MUST NEVER BEPERMITTED TO ENTER!
 Our God had dominion through all the vast expanse of space and time kind of dominion throughout all time parts of great universe in the entire future of SIN in this present world has been entirely gave us sample of His wonderful dominion placed first par ents in the beautiful Garden of
 Gods design in race that tbev houdbe beings fully capable choosing right and wrong and with the privilege possible the en- trance of sin into this world The that God could not and would the obedience of the newly They obey Him from of loving worship obedience mechanical in it's acon acceptable to Him. But should of these beings an ordinance of God sin would hereby ugly rebellion against the eventually hold sway bringing in its all corruption disease heartache death
 Some have degned question of our Feav eny Father in allowing this freedom matter of obedence but Friend Mine judgment in this matter until We study further purpose sure We will find that His great plan fully justified!
 Continued week
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

sions of the Act of May 1 19ss.
 as a purported means of settling Indian land claims in Southeastern Alaska. There is no evidence to demonstrate that more than partial settlement could have been reached by any such method, but more i'm portantly, or so it has always seemed to me. it would have been
 a dismal victory, indeed. for the Indians if they had any valid land
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17
CLASSIFIED

T return to states. Will sac
 ice our home. Choice location,
 iern eonvenienees, nicely fur he'd. AND-Paultry farm (do- g profitable business with room Jr expansion. Contact Ed Trey rton, zimovia Highway or Write BOX 726. Wrangen. 2xoh2-24
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

R SALE-Beaoh property with room house completely fur aished. S2,500. Also-enlarger, zasel and darkroom equipment.
 LOO. See D. J. Matelski. xp.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

Then why should they be forced
 to accept resetyation status? They are competent, individually and collectively If they have just
 claims. those claims should be recognized and justice rendered
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

rishts to have most of their claims wiped ont and to have had those rights affirmed only by way of relatively small reservations.
 The Indians of southeastern Alaska are not a backward people
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

TO Be Continued)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

without the paternalistic hand of govrnment mingling in all their activities after having first denied them the major share of what may be theirs
 (To Be Continued)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

TW0-R00M cabin for sale. con- pletely furnished. One 18-foot boat. $1,000 or reasonable offer. Contact Armour at Pt. Baker
 4xch3-10
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17
NOTICE

Orders are now being accepted for LOCKER BEEF. Front quarters, 40c lb; hind quarters, 46c lb ; sides, 43c lb. All grain and stall fed. Nore's dairy. Phone 4713.
 3xch1- 6
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17

FOR SALE - Electric train, .027
 guage, with rounded tracks. Also portable. typewriter. $50 will take both, or make offer. See Earl
 Intolubbe before Monday. xp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-17
PERIsC0PE (Continued From Page D

conducted hearings in Southeastern Alaska. It was in September of that year that I was first elected as Delegate in Congress from Alaska. Subsequently I issued a public statement declaring my op- position to the reservation policy This is noted only so the record will be clear as to my position all during my ineumbency as Delegate and even prior thereto.
 It was long before Mir Ickes left office that serious efforts were under way to employ the provi-
Evening star., 1950-08-29
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continued)

LARGE OFFICE ROOM adjoining my
real estate oftlce; newly decorated;
desirable for manufacturer repre-
sentative, broker or architect; mod
est. est rent; e VIM. T. BALLARD. 121s
rRIvATE TSs Il z OFFICE in plush suite si on
preciate. Call Mr.. Stephens, ST.
DUPoNr ISsoi cIRcLE-Main f., % approx
1000 So. IT.; 3 lge. rms, lavatory.
eFh eana csiHSs sANp DifsTEs fNc Du glndGs 1ss4 va
NOW ,ts.i,.d iAyAlLABLES nt Ss6e 6SeeaHtiialIy re:
an outstanding business corner.
Opposite Shoreham Hotel in the
heart Of z tine professional business
dentist. engineer. accountant or
All ntiis:. and janitor service IN
sludsd. CAL SAMUEL J, FOsEN-
sELDi EU- ss5s. "a S7Ss or de, 712o: 3o eyes
1e1I EYE ST. NV large ofices
and toilet on 1st floor; ideal down
town location. MICHAEL WALSH &
SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. 82s2.
BROOM modern suite, mr.. statler.
in atr-conditioned, elevator building.
Carpeted. Fluorescent lights. Vene-
tian blinds. Room 204. HOS 18th
coNvRNiENr fiSi Arlington location. mr..
court house, n blk. of Wilson blvd.
1st a. consisting of 3 nice-sized
rms. rms, -n and full bath. ARLINGTON
blvd, Arl., Va. oW' $500. M3I
SHARE FURN. OFFICE. centrally To-
Gated, very reasonable rent. 42S
BOND Bldg. ST. 0399; ewes. IA.
MODERN OFFICE BLDG, 1o17 18th
st. NV; office rooms as low as S25
per mo-. all util. included. See Mr.
Posner, Room 3O1. or call KAY
REALTY CO. INC. RA. 1900. Il
USE OF DESK, mail address, mes
sosfts sose sefgas dea tor in a% ONCE fornnT ay
Box 43s-Y. star. 30
SUITE OF THREE exceptionally light,
airy oftices in large downtown ofice
bldg. MA. 6545. except Sats.; ewes,
WI. 2543, or WO. 1875. Il
ROOM IN LAW OFFICE
New furnishings. modest law library,
telephone answering service, recep-
ton room. Call ARTHUR CARROLL,
DI; 4027 or DI. 5000. II
OFFICE, furn. or unfurn.
desirable location. Albee Bldg. 18th
details. i
Dos 14TH ST. N.w.-rwo End floor
and air conditioned. S75 mo-; avail.
Immediately. Call EX. 1854 pa
1918 PA. AVE. S.E.-Large, bright,
front room; suitable for doctor.
oen'l'i MILTON f!f F. RUPERT
405 Continental Bldg. DI. 5o15.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
FARMS

OLD GROOM HOUSE and 10 acres;
fne f view; si0.5oo' HrStsentP' EpWARp ?,
ABBE; s1Is Wis. ave-, Bethesda,
THREE-ACRE PLACE near Dickerson:
7-room house, meathouse. toolshed
property is fenced and on hard road
$4,000. E. K Ruble. Poolesville
2012. with r. P. RIPLEY. Realtor
go
ESTATE-1oO acres or
Rappahannock completely secluded
ington. Spacious ultra-modern home;
3 bedrooms, 3 baths. For sale at
less than reproduction cost. j. F.
Leonard or Ed. Rountrey. SCHMIDT
4 WILSON, INC. 401 E. Franklin
St. Richmond, Va. 80
l11-ACRE STOCK FARM in Md. so
NIL mi from n,s Wash; lo0-yr, old, !4-rm:
new issT'nsgi sTRouT' i'o1S cSArAGoG 4eeP: @ Farms,
Country Businesses. Mailed free.
sTRoUT. 711-A woodward Bldg,
WASHINGTON: METROPOLITAN 754s.
with bath and oil heat; 2 fine mod
ern barns and up-to-date dairy
house, 2 tenant houses, various out
bldss., including new equipment
shed 1875 feet long. Any dairyman
will find this an excellent farm and
certainly in top condition. E. K.
Ruble, Poolesville 2012, with r. P.
RIPLEY, Realtor.
HERE'S 10 ACRES with a small q
story bldg, 16x20; wired, has fire.
place but no plumbing; in Howard
Co. about 20 mi. from D. c. Fine
for hunting or fishing lodge, or week
ends. S5,750 r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor, 81. Gill. Open evenings.
HAVE $1,000 and excel. goat milk
business. Seek partner. Nearby Md.
farm. Great opport. EN-. 53SS.
800 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for
$3.50 2S acres. mostly wood, z
rms. bath. elec. installed; good
fishing. swimming, hunting; SO mi.
west Of Richmond, Va. TIE. 4131.
2OO-ACRE CATTLE FARM at the
foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
55 miles from Washington, on State
road; Groom log, stone and frame
house. This farm will carry so
cattle and is one of the best wa
tered farms in Northern Va. Priced
for immediate sale at S14,750,
THOMAS 4 CO.. Fairfax 500 and
Evening star., 1950-08-29

Fifty acres Of good farmland, forty
minutes from downtown Washfag-
ton: five acres timber. spring, e6od
seven-room house. two ireiosed
porches; water and electricity in
house; necessary outbuiIdfneE;
$4,000 cash.
CORNELIUS J. wEETMAN
6217 Lee Highway
FA. 29SS, FA. 499C 2Is
Evening star., 1950-08-29
16.50O SO. FT-
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANIEp

WELL AUTO company
needs bldg. APPROX. 60x10o for re-
plated Construction on long-term
lease; nr. Bladensburg and N. Y. ave.
Box 452-R. Star.
DRUGSTORE LOCATION wanted by
reliable operator. Only Grade A To-
cations will be considered. Contact
MR.. ROSENBERG. MA. OaO9. ale
Evening star., 1950-08-29
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
important undertakings Of life
tlme; entrust the sale Of your home
to a ,arge. experienced and highly
reputable firm fully equipped TO
render Sne best possible complete
service; We have many. many quail
from SIS. 600 to SIS, 900. Please
cal us tor a discussion of your real
estate problem. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
Will M TRADE 1s4s Cadillac Fleetwood two
.6O' Special. fully equip, as part
down ,payMerlt on det. home in good
snGs;dpr sncs; prefer brick detachsd. but viii
ct ST. 7200. owner. al
DOCTOR moving to Bethesda, desires
to rent or buy 4-bedrm. house; lge.
lot; conven. to Naval Hospital or
n ]. n. Write 1902 r st. NV.
1 fxx CASE ros nousRs. any va con.
Sition; any ssetion Mr. D. LISs.
DfRkcsTT FROM OWNER. highest cash
for your property. Call Mr.. KITCH.
EMS. ST. 1898: eyes,. vi. 1885.
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME. PROMPT FREE
APPRAIsAL. Mr.. QUICK, RA. 341S.
ALL CASH FOR HOMES IN d. c.
or Nd. Free appraisal. KAY REALTY
CO. INC. EA. 2200. Il
I AM PREPARED TO PAY all cash for
2 smfll home within 8 miles OF Mt.
RaiD4E. Owner only. La. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
COOL COMFORT
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY-This gorgeous detached
brick custom built residence is ideal
for a professional man or large
family. The 1st floor has a fun
ssnter hall, 32-ft. living room with
modern kitchen, breakfast nook,
den, bedroom and full bath; I'd
floor, 8 large bedrooms, 2 baths.
Large recreation room in basement
plus Q additional rooms. Sundeck
over 2-car garage. 3 other porches.
Nany other attractive appoint
ments, such as intercomm. system,
double beam construction, natural
trim and lovely lot 125x150.
Price. S37,500. Call w. B. WRIGHT.
I'M. $500,
Evening star., 1950-08-29
STORES FOR RENT

STORES UNDER CONSTRUCTION in
several outlying locations. Suitable
for all types of businesses. MILTON
RUPERT, 405 Continental Bldg,
DI. b0lb. go
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 2 doors
from s corner; Q bulk show windows;
foot trafiie; suit. any business; good
Ii36. eTes. @ WI VI 4b4s. & '"NhN ME-
SMALL STORE, 18th and N. Y. ave;
rent $25 month. Apply AsToR
L6cAFED 6F lIS3 n 4 Eaf. T. ays APT. MI ToTEI; TEL
nv: section of. city; approximately
borRood, ideal location Sda 0uss for nsish- hish-
type restaurant. food store, office
ssais g other mS: aHjnsss 4U $500, RsRtR Mr.
coz. 9th AND R. I. AVE. N.w.2At-
trac. loc. for restaurant, pawn
Pbnna PF0Esr' sT sapns99mat' sasg etc. Reas rent.
STORE or suitable for colored lunch
room. thiekly. populated. large apt.
Il 2na ass1;', q, located on H st. ne
MoNTGoMERY HLLs-Bsmt front
store for rent; $65 month; long
lease; lights, heat. furn; good for
slsa Cleaning and any other purpose.
MEADoWooD SHOPPING CENTER,
Silver. SPRINGS new stores, suit
able for grocery, hardware and dry
GE. 1870; evenings, GE. 4635. -29
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
2a35 18th ST. 1sx70 #; $3.50 mo.
DkUa STORE Outstanding corner
location in suburban D. c.: shop
ping center about to be erected on
main arterial highway; heavily pop
in trade. Tenant with assets of
$125.0o0 or, better is desired. In
See MI: Norris with WEAVER BROS.
INC Washa1ngton Bldg. DI. $500;
HARDWARE and appliance opening
for live merchant in shopping CEN
srowins u' neishBorhoed' sseS'eo can II i1Sf- NJ
Norris with WEAVER BROS. INC,
washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes,
1868 2sth ST. N.W.-store, APPROX
15x33; 2 fis. above consisting of 4
rms. each; lmmed. occupancy; reas
rent. Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN a.
CO. Realtors. 1415 K ST. NV,
sOl il 81. N.E.-store, approx 1880.
additional rm. in rear; full bsmt.; 3
large large rms; and bath on End A.; in
oee1eaocv %aoIe or in pari part oil heat immed
STEIN = Co. Realtors, l415 K st.
1921 NJ ST. N.W.-Approx. 1sx5o;
heat incl. IN rent: immed. occupancy,
rsas; rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN 81 CO., 1415 x st. NV. NE.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-Two beautiful, large
floors. open space; ideal for insur >.
school. studio. local or national firm;
pvt. ent.; reas. ELLIS, ME. 1171.
LOCO SO. FIT. desirable ofice space;
air codnsdIitioned dsI and elevator. Call
DENTAL OFFICE with furn. and in
struments; reas. rent; good location,
4th and Penna. s.e. FIR. 1852. 20
ARLINGTON-Ofic suite in mod
e., eIn. air conditioned, elevator bids:
other professional or business use.
ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. rental
1921 EYE ST. N.w.-one and s-rm.
es eticss at,.a at attractiys a lsn!sls; J; \.
AGE sSs6, Sl4 Union Trust Bldg ~ "a.
1ath AND x ST. N.w-1-rm. Office,
completely decorated. elec, and char
~ ssrviss sERNsrEn iHs IL rent CO. Apply Rs.td7s LEO
HYATTsviLLE. MD. arm. suite
consisting of app. 642 So. IT.. newly
decorated: ir-conditioned: immed.
oecHpancy. Apply LEO NJ, BERN
NV. sIEiN ME. 4 fa;i s2oot Realtors l4l' K st.
X ST. NV. NEAR 14th-s lge rms.
and rec; rm. in downtown elevator
once bldg; newly decorated; immed.
occupancy. all services 1ncluQeQ IN
GO, Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. Me.
1910 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-3rd
floor. front, three rooms: whole or
in part; newly painted; light, airy.
approx: 800 So IT.
large office; part of
of suite; Southern Bldg. 18th and
H NV; furn. or lnfurn. MA. 6995.
1sT FLOOR FRONT on Columbia I'd.
near 18th st. NV; , rms. kit. and
bath; suitable for dentist or doc
t9r,s once. nH MOORE & HILL Co.
EXCEL. OFFICE-sub-tenancy avail.
cl: secretariai: ideal manufacturers,
REPRESENTATIVES, Elk. 3449 80
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Availahle Immediately;
desirable rooms to meet your re-
Quirements. PENN PROPERTIES
474 K st. NV ME-. 1107
PRIVATE OFFICE in established law
firm; library. waiting room. secre-
tarial sZyices. 1406 G st. NV. Call
ME. 5956.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcont.l
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
4 BedrmS., 2 Baths-$15,950
payments buys this older home in
good section. Large entrance hall.
Nv. rm. with firepl., din. rm. with
frepl.. large kit. and bath 1st
full bsmt., Gil heat. Lot 200 II.
frontage: fruit trees: garage.
G. C. keller, Realtor
2S1S Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria,
TIE 27R0 .-10
Evening star., 1950-08-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

AN IDEAL PLACE for repairs and re-
finishing of furniture or pianos;
large spray rm. with exhaust fan,
large. well-lighted workrooms; To-
Gated close to central business dis
trict of Washington. For further
details call MR.. LEONARD at DI.
8464. al
OFFICE BUILDING, downtown 4
stories and bsnt.. approx. 5000 50.
II; usa6le space: carpeted floors;
tories: nuorescent lighting; many
butlt-in cabinets: near parking;
vacant; will consider leasing. Call
DI: l015. till 9 pm. VIM. n,
SAUNDERS CO., INC.
5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.-App. 1.40O
50. It,, In whole or in part; excel
lent location for bakery, ready-to-
wear. showroom. ETC.; reas. rent
Apply LQ NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
RealtofGt.:41 X st. NV, ME. 54OO
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE. with telephone. 73s
9TH st. NV. Call ST. 1000. -
DESK SPACE in modern office:
ground floor. telephone. secretary
S21 10th st. NV. DI. S175. 90
Evening star., 1950-08-29
HOUSES WrD no BUY centl BUSINESS pRop-RENr lcen.

GOVT. EXECUTIVE assigned to this
territory desires 3-bedrm., 2-bath,
brick house; $19,O00 to $23, 900.
Write Box 21-Y. Star. -2g
MODERN CLEAN HOME in good Sc.
or nearby Md. location. Have sub
stantial cash. MRS. cox. VI. S136
rFF = YoU NEED ssi CASH In a hurry, Ie can
us. We will pay top prices for your
home in D., C., Maryland or Virginia.
Quick settlements. WILLIAM p.
ATKINsoN. Repubiie 1918. -~2s
~ PROMPI ATTENTION TO the sals
ps so1s sss i su;'Rss' aSss ,ou q yss: dssI.
Say soIs b. & :, ay1NPEE iEs. sesItol:
apprnisals nssiiits since 1919.
fRIvATE PARTY win buy modern
from owner; wants 8 fs bsdrooins with With
IL or z batns. No agents. Box
UESEssi1LSYs4 NEED Sc, N.E.-Homes
zaRR zisR Tifhos. Il. ss57s Rsos sr. TA5Do Soe6.
WE HAVE ready purchasers for
yours. BROWN REALTY CORP.
Realtors. ST. 2a26; ewes. Ia. $500.
WANT S-BEDRM. HOUSE in NV.
D. C. Will exchange 4-bedrm. house
10 New York suburb. Elk. 2113,
ARMY OFFICER viii pay substantial
cash. for Mich. Park. woodbridge or
nearby Nd. home. NO 1908. Ewes,
VIZ HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
rave yol to. oierS THos. r. JAR.
kELL Co. Realtors testab. 19l5).
III 10Th Sc NV, ma. U765.
PRIVATE PARTY win pay cash for f.
bedrm.. 2-bath. in Bradley, Chevy
Chase. Rock Greek Hills. No agents.
WI. 6627.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
RAMBLER

This unusual 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on on 2 lovely i.aers let Offers an an
suburban living. e T. Y bsauttiiffl!lIy tif!Iy
heat. an attractive Nv. room with
fireplace. an unusual oak-pafleled
den with built-in bar and massive
stone fireplace and an attractive
fiasstoned terrace with small bar
spect this lovely home, tel. Mr.. Bur-
ton, RE. $685.: evenings, HO. O54O.
& NORRIS
Evening star., 1950-08-29

ALExANDRIA-Fine 1s-room brick
office bldg, with 16-inch walls, in
heart of town. lot 54x164. is minis.
away from downtown Washington.
Includes attractive living quarters
facing beautiful garden. Ideal for
search work. medical clinic, x-ray
laboratory, small hotel. etc. Private
parking in rear for ] & cars. Immed.
poss. GE oil burner. Price of $50, 900
on terms, is 60eo below replacement
cost in today's high labor and ma
terials market. Call Alexandria
2154.