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Valdez news., 1950-06-16
MEL SPEARS OPENS NEW BARBER SHOP

Mel Spears of Valdez this week announced the opening of his new barber shop in the Chris Peterson cabin. MT. Spears is a specialist in hair cutting, for both men and women.
 The barber has had 25 years of experience. He has been in Alaska for the past 10 years, and owned barber shops in Fairbanks and Anchorage before coming to Valdez.
 MT. Spears said that as soon as remodelling work is finished at the Golden North Annex, he will move his shop to new location sthere.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
CONVENTION-BOUND MINISTERS VISIT HERE

Rev. and Mrs. Richard J. Teeter were hosts to several visiting ministers of the Assembly of God faith, when the Aleutian was last in port The ministers all were en route to Anchorage for the all- Alaska Assembly of God conven- ton, to be held from June 13 through June 20. Reverend Teeter also is attending the convention.
 Ministers who visited in Val dez included:
 Rev. and Mrs. Fred Vogler and Rev. and Mrs. Gayle Lewis of Springfield, Mo-, headquarters of the Assembly of God denomina- ton; Rev. Homer F. Rugwell of Everett, Wash, former pastor of the Valdez Chapel and Rev. Wes- ley Hanson. pastor of the Ketch- ikan church.
 Reverends Vogler and Lewis are national assistant superin- tendents of the Assembly of God faith. Reverend Vogler also heads the home missions department.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
TEACHERS BROTHER
 VISITS IN VALDEZ

Roger Anderson, brother of Miss Mable Anderson, Valdez school teacher, is visiting his sis ter at present. Roger is recent high school graduate of Eau Claire, Wise, and his trip to Alaska is a graduation present from his sister.
 Roger plans to work for Babler Brothers at Glen Allen this sum- mer. He has tentative plans for college in the fall, possibly at the University of Alaska at Fair banks.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
JUST FIRECRACKERS TO BE ALLOWED
 FOR HOLIDAY

At the request of a mothers delegation, the Valdez city coun- cil last week passed a resolution regulating the sale of firecrackers in Valdez for the coming holiday. The resolution provides that no firecracker longer than an inch and half shall be sold. The use of all other fireworks is prohib- ited.
 The measure was requested for the protection of small children, the mothers committee said.
 At the Monday meeting, prop erty owners asked that street To- cations be determined as soon as possible, in the new building areas developing in Valdez. Streets must be located before lots can be surveyed, it was point ed out. A council member was appointed to take care of this problem immediately, so that the summers building program will not be delayed.
 The council gave contractor GSOISG OdlG, WIlO IS SO1loIA CANIAAAo the small boat harbor, approval to sink 30 piling at 10 foot inter vals in the harbor area. The pur- chase of 4,000 feet of lumber, to be used to construct the bulk head for the small boat harbor, also was approved.
 While in the lumber ordering mood, the council authorized the purchase of an additional 5000 feet of lumber, to be used in the repair of Valdez sidewalks. The lumber is to be purchased from the Goat Creek Lumber Co.,, at Palmer,
 Al Carlin requested council ap- proval of a building permit to construct an addition to his pres ent three-room house. O. c. Wal hood asked permission to move two house trailers into Valdez. He explained that he already had prior consent of the owner of the lot, on which the trailers were to be parked.
 Both requests were grantH'. However Mr. WalhOod was ill., formed that the council would re quest the removal of his trallers should they prove to be a nuls- ance in Valdez.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
Seattle Man Conducts Services

During Rev. Richard Teeters absence from the Valdez Chapel on Sunday, June Is, when he will be at the Alaskan convention of the Assembly of God at Anchor age, MT. and Mrs. James File of Seattle, Wash, will be in charge of the services. MT. File has been a student of the Northwest Bible Seminary for the past year.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
Sandvigen Breaks Collar Bone

A. J. Sandy" Sandvigen sui fered a broken left collar bone in fall last Saturday night. He was hospitalized for five days after the accident, and is still a frequent caller at Valdez Com munity Hospital, for adjustments.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
Merrill Selb Wedding Performed In Seattle on May 25

Their Valdez friends recently received word of the marriage of Ralph Merrill and Alice Selb in Seattle, Wash. The wedding took place on May 25. The Merrills honeymooned in Victoria, B. C. They are at present visiting friends in Oregon.
Valdez news., 1950-06-16
Council Prohibits Fireworks For 4th Celebration

M1s+e He9ol UaAae9-o>s4, Mo~
 We had a new idea this week that ought to develop into time-sover for our Valdez correspondent Mrs. Helene Thatcher. And it's an idea that's going to make feel more part of Valdez, too though we must print your paper over here in Palmer.
 This week. we asked for postoffice box at the Valdez Postoffce At this writing, we can't even tell you the number, but glad to be able to say hat letter postcard addressed to Editor, Valdez News, will reach us here in Palmer each week.
 We'd like to have uVuIdeZ folks feel free to drop us note at any time you have bit of news that Mrs. Thatcher may not have been able to pick up She's many times handicapped by having to return often, to get story that she's interested n If you know you can't have that story ready for her, but you are dop- ping by the posoffce later that day. why not just ot down in note and mail it to the Valdez News? Mrs. Thatcher will check the Postbox each week, just before dspotching her weekly envelope, and will drop all mail received into that envelope, so that it will meet the deQdIine for that weeks copy
 Then too there are often small bits of information that are newsworthy which never get to q newspaper reporter We all have established centers of nformo tion on which we call weekly to pick up news FoW- ever it does happen that not all filters through to those centers So if you expecting visit from your mother-in-luW, have some other neWsWorthy item, we'd appreciate it if you'd pen it in note and drop it in the postoffice.
 There is a word about news that we'd like to pass on while we're writing this We who reporters al ways try to tell story it appears to the onIooker We aren't good reporters if story appears to favor one or the other of the parties in any incident. We must be fair and unbiased Often that forces us to print news stories about events with which not in sympathy but that must do if we to be good reporters.
 It's our deepest responsibility to tell you what hap pened how it happened and why, no matter what the story is. Often we've been placed in the embarrassing position of having to write headline news story about an event which is so far from right to way of think ing, that we'd like to bury it with a two-Ine mention somewhere. But we can't do that and be good re- porter We've an obligation to give you the story and then you can form opinion.
 In our editorial columns we have the right to say what we think about issue, and we do that in the Valley Frontersn1on whenever think an opinion or a stand is called for But just far as is humony pos sibIe our news columns tell you everything that hap pened in the way that happened We strive for true, accurate accounts above everything else Sometimes we make mistakes Sometimes mistakes occur, when we ask someone else what happened and they err in telling their story
 But however we err, Mrs. Thatcher and are al, ways working for the most accurate, the most unbiased oe>ue ule coo ove uo,l Thot'S OUT iOb-tO dive
Valdez news., 1950-06-16

,Chet Banks, former partner of Jim Haynes in a trucking busi- ness, died in Seattle recently. He succumbed to a heart attack.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Tibet Decides 10 Invest
Dalai Lama With Full
Powers Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI, India, Nov. TO-
The 16-year-old Dalai Lama,
spiritual and temporal head of
Communist-invaded but still un-
conquered Tibet, will be invested
with full powers at a state cere-
mony in Lhasa tomorrow, a reli-
able source reported today.
This source said the rites were
advanced by more than a year to
enable the Dalai Lama to try to
unity resistance against the Red
Chinese invaders. Normally a
regent is in control until the Dalai
Lama is 18.
simultaneously, it was learned
that Tibet has named delegation
to carry the Himalayan country's S
appeal for United Nations inter-
cession before that organization.
India was unofhcially reported
to have agreed to support her i'm
perilled neighbor's case. but gov
ernment sources merely said the
matter is still under considera-
ton"
Tomorrow's ceremony will re-
sound to the clamor of hundreds
of great Tibetan gongs through
out the bitterly cold. 12,000-foot
high capital of Lhasa. Yellow and
purple-robed lamas will play lead
ing parts.
fastening the transfer Of power
from the aging regent to the Dalai
Lama was regarded by observers
here as an effort to consolidate all
Tibetan factions under the boy
ruled and eliminate opposition to
the regent.
It was also suggested that the
action was decided on a Offset any
possible Communist attempt to
enthrone the Panchen Lama-the
Dalai Lama's 12-year-old rival
now in Chinese hands-as Tibet's
ruler.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Puerto Rican Sets Fire
In Bronx Post Office
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-A self
described former mental hospital
inmate started fire in Bronx
post Office lobby yesterday in
protest of what he termed "hor-
rible conditions" in his native
Puerto Rico.
Arrested and held for Federal
authorities was Joe Rivera Colon,
81, of New York City.
Colon first told police he was
member of the Puerto Rican Ma
tionalists, a revolutionary party
which staged an abortive uprising
recently on the island.
He also claimed knowing the
wounded Oscar Collazo and the
slain Griselio Torresola, two Ma
tionalist Party members who tried
to assassinate President Truman
November l.
After further questioning. police
said, Colon admitted he did not
know the two men, nor did he ap-
pear to be a member of the Ma
tionalist Party.
Colon said he recently took
treatments for alcoholism.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
ECA Chief Sees Chang
On Further u. 5. Aid
BY the Associated Press

TAIPEI, Formosa, Nov. TO-
William c. Foster. economic CO.
operation administrator, arrived
today and began a two-day con-
ference with President Chang
Kai-shek of Nationalist China.
The ECA boss flew here from
Manila with r. Allen Griffin. Far
East ECA chief. They went to
Chiang's home at Shihlin. sub
urb. amid mounting Nationalist
hopes for increased American aid.
Formosa got approximately $40
million this year.
Mr.. Foster said the United
States has "close and keen in
terest in rebuilding Formosa."
Gov. K. c. WI of Formosa said
more American help would be re-
quested. He refused to mention
any figure.
Mr.. Foster and his party plan
to leave Saturday for Saigon,
1ndo- China. He expects to visit
other Southeast Asia countries
and return to the United States
by way of Europe.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Marie Mcdonald Injured
In Rehearsal Mishup
BY The Asso<tofed Pre-

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. Is. The
show went on last night as
planned, even though Marie Nc
Donald. the leading lady, walked
with a limp. one leg bandaged.
At dress rehearsal for the play
Born Yesterday" Miss Mcdonald
apparently blinded by the foot
lights, walked off the Stage and
fell 7 feet into the orchestra pit
No understudy was ready for
the part, so the actress limped
onto the stage last night for the
opening performance.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Canadian Unit Due Today
In Fort Lewis for Training
BY the Assoeiaied Press

FORT LEWIS, Wash, Nov. 10
The first contingent of 10000
Canadian troops was expected to
arrive by train here early today
for four months of training be-
fore possible use in the Korean
war.
An all-French unit from
Montreal-the 22d Canadian In
fantry Regiment-will become a
part of the 10.000-man volunteer
special Canadian brigade under
Brig. J. M. (Rocky) Rockingham.
Four trainloads. carrying about
1,400 French-speaking troops and
their equipment. were to arrive
at the vast military reservation
here today.
Whether the French-Canadians
will be called to Korea after train
ing will depend on Gen. Mac
Arthur'S decision.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
z Air Force Men Return
After Being Lost ; Days
BY the Assoeioied Press

. GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. Is.
Two Air Force men, lost in deep
canyons for three days with only
one squirrel to eat, made their
way back to the Great Falls base
last night from a hunting expedi-
ton.
Sergt. Thomas Hart of Fort
Pierre, S. OAK, and Corpl. Calvin
Beebe of Ceylon, Wis, both were
in good condition. They said they'd
had no doubts they would reach
safety by following a stream.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Couple and Daughters Die in Stoten Island Fire

shipyard; his wife, May, AZ, and
daughters Ruth, 81, Florence. 13,
and Evelyn, s.
Another daughter, Dorothy, Is,
was rescued by Edward Kane, %,
Of Staten Island. He was passing
in his car when he saw the flames.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-A Staten
Island couple and three daughters
burned to death early today when
fire swept their two-and-a-half
story frame home.
Another daughter was rescued
by passerby.
The dead were George Olsen,
As, foreman in a Staten Island
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Church Golden jubilee

CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. 16
P.-The Most Rev. Francis P.
Keough, Archbishop of Baltimore,
will officiate at a solemn pontifical
mass marking the golden jubilee
of st. Mary's Catholic Church
Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

haven't already look the
Cmps and the wonderful Cpehart
display solve Christmas
not only beautiful beautiful
And they strike harmonious financial
and outstanding really
have other Capehart models besides
and see the whole display Then
for you!
Evening star., 1950-03-15
OPEN ] TO 6 PM.
GREEN THIJMR0

Fruit trees, shrubs and flowers, with
one Of the finest Cape Cod brick
homes that we have handled. Has
2 bedrms., large living rm. with
firepl. family-Sized kitchen and din
rm. h.-w.h.; SI4,75O, with S3, 800
down. Directions Out Marlboro rd.
to 52nd ave. right on send ave.
to l5lS or call Ii. 7-44l3
VERNIS ABSHER, BROKER.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
STOP HUNTING

Here is a Carroll Knolls resale, only
: few months old; magazine- cover
brick bungalow; 3 good-SiZe rms,
: 1st f.; wall-to- wall carpeting, We
: netisn blinds; full bsmt Assume
/; veteran financing, only $3.50 cash
down required. Call RE. $500, to
%.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA
. NE Pills IIITRAll

Is the verdict Of satisfied buyers of
this custom-built 3-bedrm brick
rambler; adjacent to Shirley hwy,
only 20 minutes to D. c.; situated
on u acre or more. living rm. has
firepl.. elec. kitchen has snack bar;
storage attic with pull-down stairs
You may vary floor plans and choose
your colors. Don't be latei Will
GI. Sl2.950.
REALTY, INC.
475l Lee Hwy. at Glebe, ia. 4-162O.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
BUSINESS pRop,-RENT tco,+l

3l3. NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Entire
ness rooms. GEO. S. KING CO,
est. 1895, LU. 4-250l, Realtor.
$4,000 so. FIT. heavy industrial land
with rail siding. office and all utili-
ties. large truck scales; reasonable
rent. Phone MA. 5SS5. -2l
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
LAST HOUSE AVAILABLE

A beautiful 2-story brick in Cheverly,
Nd, consisting of liv rm. with fire.
place, large din. rm, kit with dish
washer and garbage disposal, "a tile
bath and porch on Ist A.: 3 lge
bedrmS. and bath on 2nd f.; full
bSmt. with garage GI and FLA
approved. Sample house, 3120 63rd
ave. WA. 9213; ewes, MI. 1859.
Evening star., 1950-03-15

$12,500
North. Arlington-Convenie To-
Gated is this 2-bedroom home with
living room, dining room, equipped
kitchen. full basement and recrea-
ton room.
N. C. Hines & Son, Inc.
Court House Square. ow. e02o-eo23.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
Rnaltor nM onnA
81 500 DOWN

frame bungalow; Heato-
lator fireplace; "a acres of land
face road; property has stream run
ming through 1t with lovely wood
Ideal for childless couple. Conven-
lent to Washington or Alexandria.
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
120 S. Royal ST., TIE, 2548,
Evening star., 1950-03-15
S95, 900 APARTMENT

Net income. plus equity increment
lover and above deed OF trust pay
mentS at 4Gc, operation, manage
ment and maintenance expenses)
will in years total more than
cash required to purchase this well
equipped, located and maintained
modern apartment. For appoint
ment to discuss this exceptionally
desirable investment Call Mr.. Har-
rington, Ma. $500; ewes. EN-. 7i4S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-03-15

18th ST. S.W.
sTRucfIoN HAS STARTED On
MODERN 3-STORY ELEVATOR
WAREHOUSE TO CONTAIN 5000
SO. FIT PER FLOOR. WILL LEASE
AS ENTIRETY OR INDIVIDUAL
FLOORS. CAN ARRANGE RE-
AVAILABLE.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhIA
COUNTRY IIFE, / I

Yet only 20 minutes to D. C. via
Shirley hwy; this 2-beorm. bunea-
low on nearly an acre shaded and
landscaped lot. offers spaciousness
both inside and out; liy. rm., din.
rm. and elec. kitchen are large:
glass incl. front porch and break
1aSt, room; att. gar; INV. heat;
chicken house: will GI, S14,95O.
REALTY, INC.
41o1 Lee Hwy. at Glebe, ia. 4-1620.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
PROPERTY FOR RENT

USED CAR LOT for rent or lease.
ready to operate; near Navy Yard; !;
reasonable rent. Ii. 3-2205, TR.
1868 is
BUILDING, new, fireproof, with boiler
room, ideal dry cleaning plant,
similar use. Just of King ST., Alex
ansfia' s1sS Va NEEDLEcRAFr, ,E eA'
FOR RENT--Unfurnished It'll Pa.
ave. NV, B large rooms, 1Is baths
Suitable for ofhces and living quar-
ters. Immediate occupancy. MAURICE
FITZGERALD. 1911 g st. NV. Ma.
1885.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
5000 CASH
DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW

OEI1O1l I T OL bUN1hIOW
This attractive bungalow which is
fered to a veteran for about $500
cash. lst f1r. has spacious liv. rm
a real dining rm. with bay windows
bedrm., bath and fully equipoe d
kitchen. md fir. has 2 more nice
bedrms., making a total of 3. I'M
Partial bsmt. with oil automa tic
heat and outside entr. Conv. to
Andrews Field and Suitland. Above
cash payment subject to VA and
FLA approval. For details call Mr.
BerenS, 1r., or Mr.. Taylor, Wed. OF
Evening star., 1950-03-15
Z 4HA4A4 CN DEx1
exclusive Reaitor. FA. 1890
SAT, 7,50O-425 ACRES

rms Loudoun County farm has been
IN the same. family for many gen.
eerations and has always earned a
iisFtns ~ ior us owners; over 400 acres
Tor tractor farming. 1t is watered
oy creeks and grows good grass
Tor pasturaRe. The main dwelling
has ii rooms, bath and elec.. and
tthere are shade trees and boxwoods
IN the yard: outbuildings include
for farm labor The 26-mile drive
INTO Washington will appeal to the
puSlneSsman-farmer: $4,000 down.
MASON HIRST
Evening star., 1950-03-15

BUT DEFINITELY ! I!
You should see this brand-nev
masonry ranch type home: within
20 minutes of downtown D. c., 2
twin bedrms., liv. rm. has firepl.,
dinette. kitchen with pantry; hot
water heat with Dashboard radia-
tion: fun bsmt FHA-GI. $14,50O.
~ REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. JA. 4-162O.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
BEATS RENTING
$500 DOWN S68 MO

Charming 2-bcdrm. asbestos shingle
bunea., in Glenmont Forest. Full
bsnt., cas- &C. heat Call Mrs
cox e. CO
Evening star., 1950-03-15
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

OCCUPANCY with deed; main f.
downtown: 3-story basement bldg
mr.. Ga. ave-; big groups. garages,
extra lots: cor. br store. 40 mi.
n. of D. c.: 8 lots. White House
Hts. GA. Lanham. N. E. RYON, GE.
I HAVE SMALL AMOUNT CASH and
4 clear lots in Classic shore. Va, near
Colonial Beach, as down payment on
small house or . or 3-family house
in NV. only. Box 2s7-Z. Star. 10
Evening star., 1950-03-15
Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7441-
CloSpd E,,oJove
LOUDOUN COUNTY

OPERATING SMALL COUNTRY Es.
late WITHIN 40 MINIS. OF DOWN.
TOWN WASHINGTON OFFERS:
" lo3 acres with 12-mile frontage
on Leesburg pike.
~ Quaint residence containing list
n lge. liy.-din. rm. with hugs
nreplace at each end. Lge. kit, Law
(2nd f.. 4 bedrms. and bath.
CD Stable with box stalls, pine.
paneled tack rm. and hay storage.
~ 2-rm. guest cottage, work shop,
Scar gar, etc.
t5l Extensive view from one of ths
highest points on Leesburg pike.
t6l Hundreds of lge. oaks and dog.
woods.
(O Opportunity for security and
country living in the expanding
Metropolitan area.
Call Mr; Smith, Vienna 1914;
eyes, DE. 4l02 office hours.
agent, 1908 Goth st, DE 4IIII
Evening star., 1950-03-15
DOMINION HEIGHTS

DOMINION HEIGHTS
1905 10th rd north, Arlington. Va
You must see this home to sppre-
ciate it. Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath on
End floor; large lot l00x15u Re-
duced to S16,S0O.
John H. Miller, jr, e. Brother,
Realtors and Builders,
1912 K st. NV. Phone MA. 1857.
Evening star., 1950-03-15

SILVER SPRING-In new bldg. Of
nee space suitable for dentist or
doctor; Good transp. LU. 4-6301
TWO " m End 70 FL. 0'oi OFFICE RMS. Ils With
bath and pvt. entrance to street; etii
CI COW; ol legation. 143o Irving st. NV
IDEAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Large office. 2 desks, draperies. wall
BR1Gar ( Sf 'srRas srRM, ~ f1r: a4sT STREET In.
RANCE; all utils.;- excel. downtown
loc. at 18th and L NV; S75 mo-
DI. ZOO. daytimes. -l6
ATTRACTIVE private Offices furnished
or unfurnished; receptionist, tele-
paone pa91 IS SerVlSs; GYso immediate occupancy.
oFFICE FOR RENT, vicinity 18th
and M: 3 large rooms and lavatory,
lots of light, huorescent lighting,
parking space for :, cars; reasonable
rent; will lease all or part. See MR..
ARITNGToN. VA,@offices in mod
air-cond. elav. bldg, ideal for Life
1ns.. Co. or professional use; CEN
trally loc. ALBERT H. COHEN, Real
tor, l042 N. irving st. CH. 1861.
UNFURN. oFFICE-In de-
sirable suite, lower Conn. Ave, for
professional man or manufacturers
representative, references required.
Elk. 2215. -2l
SPACE available for doctor
in Fort Davis Park area, private en-
trance on ground level. office will be
designed to meet requirements Of
satisfactory applicants. Contact Mr..
sMfTHY Ir5s Or Co, Ms ST. GEse6lee' aSeol He H g.
GROUND FLOOR-Suitable real es-
tate, insurance, etc or any retail
business, In heart, of financial dis
fTlrt 1Ath onH 10
DREYFUss BROS. Realtors. MA.
Evans BUILDING. 1920 New we YORK
ave; n.w.-Availsble Immediately;
rooms PENS S ss ySR5 rs
6a5 F ST. NV. opposite the Hech,
Co. Single rooms available at rca-
sonable rates for law offices, bust
ness, representatives. etc. Elevator
service: THoS; j. FISHER 4 CO,
NC: y3S 18th st; NV. Dl. $3.50
End, End floor t front Of ONCE bldg: with
FRANK s. pHiLL1Ps. Df. AT,
AIR-CoND1TIoNED OFFICES in
modern. fireproof, Century Suilding,
Single rooms or suites Of two or or
more rooms: p:ices from S43.50 up
per rm:; psrklns space available,
l5th St; nv; DI; $500;
sirable for dentist and professional
use. Newly remodeled and fire.
proofed. Reas. rent. CO. 951.-16
5th AND F sTs.-4 rms, . laws,
APPROX. 700 50. IT.. AUERBACH u
CO. PI; 65o1. 1924 K st. NV,
Allison BLDG. srd and Sheridan
ST. NV, Office space, 250-75O sd.
it.; free parking; wide thorough-
fare; 2 bus lines. B. B. ALLISON.
18th AND H SITS. NV. AREA-Desk,
telephone and secretarial service pro-
vided, S35 per month; furnished Of
nee in modern office building. DI.
soOs 18th ST. N.w.-Large, spacious
office, 8 rms. and pvt. lavatory;
entrance on, 14th ST.; very conven.
location. Also ! small ONCE. CO.
III af3s x K Ds srt eo7e 7N.w.-cbo,ce -Ia s11i,,
front of building approx. 1,1OO sq.
#; Fireproof building with elevator.
4 PHELPS, HELPS INC, 1417 K st. NV"
1856 M iaTa 1THi ST. N.w.-1,ooo to 1.s $500
SO. it. with LIST floor store If de-
sired; newly rebuilt, open space,
with exceptional natural light; rea-
sonable rental. H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. NV, MA. S1O0.
DOWNTOWN beautiful large flrs.,
open space; combined, separate;
reas:: pvt. entr. ELLIS, ME. 1171. =
Evening star., 1950-03-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Modern brick building, in excellent
rental location of nearby Va; an.
nual return, S2,93S. For details,
call Mr.. Clarke, ST. $3.50, with
2461. III
Evening star., 1950-03-15

Ihey are nice, Just l mile and / QUAR-
ter from D. c. line, out Wheeler rd.
Sc. Priced $3.50, and up. Terms
Payments to suit you Statesmen on
property BUSADA REALTY, 10,
S-2500. or HI 4S43. -16