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for responsibility What constitutes responsibility in politics we wonder, and what outsiders" could pro- vide it?
 The urge for responsibility would seem to be tacit admission that the Progressive Party has hitherto been unrespectabe. Coupled with MT. Rogges denial that Communists dominate the third party this might lend belief that they had tried to- still want to, and for that reason impe him to put up a cry for Communist progressives to come over and give it the responsibility it needs
 This is candor all right but almost to the extent of naivete.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS

The Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment held their monthly meet ing last evening and had election of officers with the following re- suits:
 Robert L. Anderson reelected President of the Department; Mil ford Marshall, vice president; Fred Alberts, Secretary Treasurer; Arne Shurdshift. reelected Fire Chief.
 President Robert Anderson, passed out new issues of the Department Constitution and Bylaws to each member. which he and his com- mittee have been compiling since last fall.
 Chief Shudshift in his report to the Department, stated that two fire drills had been successful dur ing the past month and that $50 feet of hose was laid to Juneau Is land in a minute run from the Fire Hall. In a school drill, the building was eVdcudleu III oo oe conds. the best time in several years. In his report, he recom- mended future drills in oil fires, and in ladder drills, on larger buildings.
 Chief Shudshift appointed the following foreman for the three companies: Leonard Johnson, Go. No. l; Shelly Reed, No. ?; and Wm. Cuthbert of Go. No. 3.
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The World FOrgets

But it would be extremely healthy if we could force Russia into call ing a conference. We should re- mind the world that we have call- ed conference after conference. Time after time we have gone to Moscow, while Russia has taken almost no initiative for peace. But the world has forgotten this. We need to remind the people of this fact-over and over again. We have been called war mongers so often that the world is beginning to believe it. And we have been either lazy or bumbling or both in showing that just the opposite is true.
 3. Hold the next session of the United Nations Assembly in Moscow. This is Sen. Brien McMahon's idea, and an excellent one. Most of the Russian people have distorted mo- ton that the LIN is not a free snd democratic assemblage, that Soviet delegates get no breaks, that the cards are stacked in favor of imperialism.
 If the United Nations went to Moscow, especially for a debate on controlling atomic energy, the Russian people would get some conception of the UN's truly demo- cratic forum, where any nation can speak it's piece.
 4. If Moscow will not call an international conference, then we have the excuse of holding whole series of conferences under the North Atlantic Pact. As Senator \ A-cMahon once again has pointed c..s, the North Atlantic Pact pro-
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Moscow's Achilles Feel

MoscOw's Achilles I4c2l
 B. But most important of all we must reach Moscow's Achilles Heel. This heel is friendship with the Russian people.
 Most of us forget that the real reason for the Iron Curtain is to protect the weakest point in the Russian armor-her people. For what the Kremlin fears most is contact of the Russian people with the outside world.
 This is why the first American troops to reach the river Elbe after VIE Day were not permitted to mingle with soldiers from the Red Army. There was no fraternization. This is also why there were so many Red army assertions in Vienna, and why Russian troops returning to their villages are transferred away from their families-if they talk too glowingly about the outside world
 All this indicates that friendship with the Russian people is the real way to win the peace. But despite this it is also the point we have most neglected
 What we need to remember is that, if we can influence the Rus sian people, weed not build great armament. Men, not H-bombs, make war. And if we can control the men who have to fight RuSSia's 1 wars, the chances are slim ot their starting war.
 This job of influencing the Rus sian people obviously is not easy. For the IA men in the Politburo have gone to unusual lengths to in- sulate the other 180,O0O,0O0 residents of Russia. These fourteen don't want any loyalty defection from the Kremlin. They don't want to worry about public opinion as MT. Tru- man or Prime Minister Attlee have to worry. They want no interfer- ence with their power to make war overnight. That is why our job is not easy.
 But neither is war easy. And Ii peace is worth winning, it is worth working for. Furthermore, when the American people set out to accom- plish something they usually suc- ceed. We have the greatest adver- Using genius in the world. We have the greatest organizers, the great est technical men. Yet we have not harnessed their brains and their genius to do the obvious-Wln over the Russian people.
 Once we do that, our worry about war vanishes.
 We should not forget, however, this is a long, back-breaking job, requiring great sacrifice, great un- ity, great patience. I think we can accomplish ft-and in less than the 100 years fixed by Frederick Osborn.
 In a future column l will at tempt to give some of the more encouraging factors by which ] think we can outmaneuver the Rus- sians in the battle to win the peace.
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N9EXGLAS
 NEWS
BABY sITTERs, REGISTER

At the Douglas Island Women's Club meeting held last Wednesday evening it was decided to ask all baby sitters in town to register with the Club, so as to make the convenience more available to new residents who wish that service.
 Registration will be with Mrs. Milford Marshall, phone 643.
 Other business at the meeting was discussions and planning for a color slide show for March 3l.
 For a program that evening all joined in singing with Mrs. Marcus
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CANDOR, AT LEAST

One of the phrases used by o. John Rogge in his remarks to Progressive Party members at their second national convention the other day in Chicago strikes us as somewhat singular He told them The Associated Press dispatch says to recruit outsiders ito make us respectable
 It seems odd that political party which believes in it's own principles should find it necessary to strive
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vides not merely for military assls- tance. but an Atlantic council to handle political problems.
 We have neglected this. We have concentrated on the military phas- es of the pact, ignoring the At lantic council which could mobilize the free world in order to create as McMahon says, a climate for ceace."
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MODERN ETIQUETTE Sy1RrRrA Sy 1;rr

O. When elephoning acquaintance with Are busy this evening"? A. Definitely is say, you going 
 O. a parcels a acquaintance he street? parcels 
 O. you suggest company 
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MAsoNs MEET

A called communication of Gas tineaux Lodge 124 will be held this evening at 7:3o o'clock in Eagles Hall. According to announcement there will be work in the E. A. De- gree.
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Jensen at the piano. Mrs. Leigh Grant, at whose home the meeting was held. also sang several solos.
 Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Fred Cunningham and Mrs. ". H. Kerms.
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IS FOUR NOW

Miss Camielle Peterson, is now four years of age. She celebrated with a party yesterday afternoon with some of her small friends, en- loving ice cream and other party favors. She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Peterson.
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"The American Institute of Astrological Research reports the successful development of new and more effective method of making it rain. In this con- necton though, there still remains tough problem vet unsoved, to wit: How to tow cloud to drought area
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TAX OFFICE OPEN

The Internal Revenue office in the Federal Building will be open from am. to 4:30 pm. tomorrow to lend assistance to taxpayers, it was announced today.
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Weather at
 Alaska poinfs

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am., 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau at TrInea11 follow.
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TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. E. Dietz was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last evening and this morning was operated on for appendicitis.
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friend of the editor says that when he buys another new car he not only wants one with an auto matic gear shift but which automatically liquldates it's payments every month.-(Frday Harbor Journalo
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An astronomer reports he has found hole m the Milky Way. We hope this doesn't mean that our local universe has sprung leak
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LOOK and LEARN &sy c. GORDON

singers that can comprise gee club? What Canadian for it's "Ctade"? What Biblical character fed by the i a butler would calling card? Who the American story 
 ANSWERS: Three Quebec. B. Elijah.
  JackL
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The Washington Merry-Go-Rou
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anyone along Pennsylvania Ave- ma
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. ID SECOND and FOURTH a ::: : ::: ]; ]: ]: ,; 5: ::: ::
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 JAMES w. LEVERS. Secretary.
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Weather: High, 39; low, 31; cloudy
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Princess Mary, Capt. Thomas Ciffe arrived iron with passengers Juneau Lloyd Winter Pete Tu Herbert and Miss T. Demientieff
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NIovie-goers "The Trial of Mary Dugan" arn Palace Richard Dxs frs picture Nothing But the Truth at the Coliseum
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OFFICES FOR RENT

GEORGIA AVE. commercial.
Comb, apt. and office. OWNER,
End FLOOR, 14th ST.. between Eye
and K. facing Franklin Park; l rm.
18th, 4efh St. te1s1Ra0sa n'W.s NE. 1854. App'. 10
SECOND FLOOR-12th and H sts.
n.e.-Air conditioned, approx. 1000
So. IT., new modern building suit
able for insurance or finance conn.,
pany; institutions, etc; Consult
Evans AZ BuiLbTNe. 81 Din sA i4$o sse1 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately;
desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
1di4 81 < ss.h g. ST. ss NWIVery Nv Yer desir.bl.
ONCE space in this modern blds.;
rents $25 and up; also lge. once
for rent in our bldg. at 55O5 Ga.
ave. Nv p;w, KAY REALTY CO., INC.
sEeoSD EA SDoHi flooR-os sth st. nac nv
shop. dentists ONCE, etc. Consult
SHANNON = LyCHs CO., 15o5. H
ARLINGToN MEDICAL BLDG, liza
N. Highland st. Aforementioned,
slssateI s for SshTyf physe sttsn dsns suss er oer
COHEN, rental agent, io42 N. Irv.
ing st. Arl., CHI. 1861.
92S 9th ST. N.W.-Second floor, cor
ner, containing 1,35o So, IT,, suit
s ioSber 1of heat' aaaaqsS light, janitor Service
furnished, freight elevator. THOS.
J. FISHER CO, INC. 73s 9TH st.
ssss conn. ASE.-tNr. Calvert ST.
Second and third fls. of building.
soT ms seinE and aS psa &C. sst u Of
nished; reasonable rent Consult
SHANNON : LUCHs CO, Realtors.
1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345. .
635 F ST. NV. opposite the Hecht
Co. Single rooms available at roa-
service. THOs. j.. FISHER q CO,
INC, 73S 18th st. NV. d. $3.50.
= Attention, doctors
Custom arranged 4-room suite, plus
reception hall; located in Arlins,;
toms most thriving shopping 5s.1o gsz and nd
81 sS77. me; ow. ~ isi4. . AoN'H. -,S 81
AND APARTMENT-1st COM
mercial; Georgia ave; immediate
occupancy; ideal for any business.
.GT1HGRnf4EoItS 9wHGEi Ne lFse' oFr,c,s in
oETACcS Ah
modern, fireproof, Century Building.
412 Fifth st. NV; available In
more rooms; prices from S43.50 uo
per rm.; parking space available:
THOS j. FISHER & CO., INC. 73S
soss dssH 18th Il nsH 81. N.w.@isrse spacious
office, 3 rms. and pvt. lavatory;
entrance on 14th ST., very conv.
location; also / small office. co.
NV. COR. 7th AND EYE STs.-Over
Woolworth store; beautiful open
space. consisting of approximately
2,4O0 So. TT. with exposures
on Q sts; mems and women's laws;
heat furnished; suitable for insun.
ance office, mechanical or business
school, etc. Reasonable rent. hmm.
poss. Consult Mr.. Taylor or Mr..
Jenkins, SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
18th ST., near Statler
Hotel; ground floor or 3rd d. omces
In modern, air-conditioned, elevator
bldg at a rate below other com.
parable space. JOHN c. KAHN
HOS 18th st. NV. RE. 1916.
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$500

Sl ,OUU
NET CASH RETURN. after expense
and mortgage reduction. 24-uni
modern flreproof bldg. Necessar,
down payment about $4,000, bu
will consider well-located bldg. lot
81. $500. with E. NJ. FRY, NC
Raa ItorS WI STdO ~
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STORE FOR RENT
OUTSTANDING RETAIL
LOCATIONS
STORES WANTED

WANTED - DRY CLEANING and
laundry store tagency). No plant
eeppmeht bnHn EsssoShea store ei Ior
not less than $500. Price must be
of Columbia. Apply W. F. OFT.
co SAIL. after 8 pm. IS
STORE WANTED to rent or lease.
1000 So. it, near or downtown
Washington with parking facilities
available for 6 cars. Phone MI.
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F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor, OW. 3UA
APIINGTOM

ANLlNfION
NOT JUST A HOUSE
But modern equip. attrac. 5-rm.
brick home on nice corner lot;
trees and well-landscaped; / blk
to bus, 3 blks. to school. Full bsmt i.
oil heat and rec. .rm. May 90 GI;
S13,250. and worth more. To in
FULL BSMT, ExPANs. ATTIC
2-BEDRM. BRICK
FULL BSMT., EXPANS. ATTIC
New, attrac. home. all rms. on 1st
H. Has nice liv rm.. din. kit.
teQuip). tile bath, full-length mir
rors and many other. appointments.
Vicinity Falls Church. To inspect.
S RMS; CASH, $500
FULL BSMT., EXPANS. ATTIC
Attrac. Cape Cod, in Fairfax. Liv.
and din. rms. equip. kit, 2 bed
rms. bath. Large lot. Oh heat.
Coordination screens and storm
fasn: SlI1,s5o. To inspect. phone
CAPUTI REALTY co.
121 3. Wash. st., Lee Hwy. at Broad.
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NORTH CAPITOL AND P SITS.
Well located corner store, approx.
18x35; .S125 month. For particu.
lars call OLIVER T. CARR, MA.
1865: ewes. Ia. 5474 %
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YUMPIN YIMINY
IT'S GOOD!

An honest to goodness efficiency
bungalow with big house feature,
and accommodations. Liv. rm. anC
din. rm. combination will be thu
envy of your friends, with its bis
1st floor. bedrm. and complete tilt
bath: . family bedrmS. and TILED
bath up; full hsmt.; has separate
rm. complete with fireplace. fol
your future rec. rm.; many kitchen
cabinets, carefully arranged fol
hnger-tip efficiency. Early COM
pletion date, and only S16.S50
Shown by appointment. Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy, off Glebe Rd., oW. 5000
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NEW-S11,25O-GI

25-YR., 40 CT FINANCING
Monthly payments approximately $62
incl. taxes. Lge. living rm.,- dining
rm., modern equipped kitchen. 2
stsirWay st to- to end % fioor expansion % rm.
for . more bedrms This is an
attractive modern, well-built home.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Out Lee hwy. through Falls Church
just past Hechinger's Store. turn
left on Cavalier Trail to Winchester
Way, left on Winchester Way to
Boiling rd. and home.
LINCOLN INVESTMENT co.
OW. 7311. -5
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|coM'L. PRoP.-REkT (cent. J

suitable for manufactur-
ing, building supplies. or similar
business in nearby Arlington. Shop
with motor truck ramp, heavily re-
inforced floors of approx. 12,712
50. it, Air-conditioned office. 4,27S
50. tt. Show room, conditioned,
$500 50. 1T. Parking for 35 cars.
Call Mr.. Dorminy with
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1928 l. St. NV. Ma. 9141. 4
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WILSON BLVD.

Nr. Rosslyn-Good for residence,
rms. incl. lge. liv. rm.. din. rm
and kit. auto h.-w.h., built-in gar
Side and rear alleys. A real value
at S13,950. Call Mr.. Zirkle, MA.
$500: ewes, NO. 1874. BOSS &
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so ARLINGTON
WESTMONT

blk. to Columbia pike and Glebe
rd.; walking distance to shopping
and buses. grade and junior high
school: 5-rm. brick semidet: full
basement; air-conditioned heat:
$1,000 down: possession and settle
ment. Call
A. H. BROOKS, Realtor
CHI. or OW. 800. Open It'll 9.
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APARTMENT HOUSE
Eisht-unit brick building. Each apt
/ bedroom and bath in No. Arl
Excellent return "a investment.
N. G.. Hines & Son, Inc.
Courthouse square ow. 9020-9023
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. Cont.

SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont }
Observation-Disclosures VIC.
Virginia Decontrols
Vote Of Senate Committee points to
end of Federal Rent Control shortly.
EVERY INDICATION points to
higher spring and summer prices.
sATE,i EASE THE FAc7s' BUY NOW AND
THE BRANT CO., INC.
PRESENTS
Exclusive Opportunities
IN HOME OWNERSHIP
$500 DOWN. Ss5 PER MONTH moves
you into this white masonry bunga.
IN Falls Church q bedrms. and
Ing machine and range included;
possession shortly.
S695 DOWN, S79 PER MONTH for
immediate possession of brick semi.
in brand-new-house condition; 2
bedrms: and bath, liv. rm.. din. rm:
hot-water heat (easily converted,
laundry trays, etc Just a few
minutes to Pentagon.
BRIGHT. LIvAELE-A brick bunga-
low, at S12.60o that's truly differ
rm., with fireplace. win accommo-
date concert grand; two sunny
bedrms. and tiled bath; kit. has
Westinghouse s-ft. refrigerator and
Meeic Chef range. Assume GI trust,
Take one look, then tell OF man
landlord you're moving.
4 BEDROOMS. . TILE BATHS,
S12,65O; in Falls Church. 1h-story
home, move in. so days: l bedrm. in
paneled pine; oil heat: Servel re-
frigerator and range included;
$1,000 down, 500 per month.
FRESH AND COLORFUL-This S.
year new bungalow at S13.25O is
actually. a miniature estate: The
S5x125 lot has been tsilored to per-
lection; tulips (next June), dog
wood, oak trees, rock garden, rose
arbor; very smartly decorated are 2
bedrms and bath: l4x22 liv. rm.
with fireplace; dinette, GF kitchen
has dishwasher and garbage dis
posal; 1O-cu.-ft. deep freeze in
cluded
THE BRANT CO.. INC.
Realtors. Exclusive Agents
1884 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 4216, OK. 0520.
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COMPLETE REAL ESTATE
SERVICES FOR VA.-D. C-MD.
los N. Patrick st. Alex. Va. Ov
6413, AL. 1925; ewes, TIE. 0504
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IMPERIAL IN

IMPERIAL IN
DESIGN AND CONCEPT
Larger, more pretentious home, suit
able for those who require space
and appointment for guests and
entertainment. Hall entrance, 1st-
d. powder rm., scrnd. porch. fire.
place with marble hearth are in
tereSting features; master bedrm.
15x1S), has pvt bath, 2 additional
bedrms. and guest bath beautifully
finished party room with built-i
bar; maids quarters; conveniently
located, overlooking country club
course; 1880. Appointments ar
ranged at
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. OF Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN

3 BEDRMS., 11a BATHS
This substantial home is spic ane
span. and is ideally located fol
downtown Washington or Pentagor
schools, transp. at door: !ge. liv. rm
with flrepl, full din. rm., bright
roomy kitchen. u bath in hallway
screened porch on LIST door; 2nd f..
3 good bedrms., extra lge.; good
closets, full tile bath; full bsmt.
fenced rear yard. Price, S1S,95O.
JULIAN F. CHAUNCY
Realtor. TIE. 1928, AL. 2737; Ewes
or Sun. call Mrs. Calhoun. TIE. 394s
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE, approx.
1,500-2,000 SO. it., End comm,
preferably ne. or Sc. for use as
cabinet shop. FIR. 1915; eyes,, OF.
$3.50. -
WAREHOUSE wanted containing be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 so. IT,,
with r.r. siding; must be in District.
Box 150-T, Star. %
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SO MANY TIMES

I have heard people say Il woulo
love to have weeping willow trees in
my yard" - now is your chance
immaculate charming white home
2 master bedrms. and tile bath, lge
walk-in closets, attractive liv. rm.,
full din. rm.. equipped kit; full
bsmt. Oh yes. the porch is almost
hidden from the street by the willow
trees. S14,95O. Shown by appt. only
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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CONF. PRoPERTY FOR RENT

coM'l. PROPERTY FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE, conveniently located
in Silver Spring; Nd: Available
commodate trucking equipment.
40x60 IT,. divided By. PARTITION pro
viding 2 spaces, 2nd door has suite
Of < modern ofhces. with acoustic
treated ceilings. Equipped with We
netian blinds and awnings. Large
built-in wall safe. These ofices will
conveniently house sales and &C
counting Departments. Entire build
ing suitable for any type wholesale
business. Call SH. 5000 OF Rockville
1898 and ask for MR.. LoFsrRAfD'
CENTRAL LOCATION. End com;
32xl26 IT.. hish ceiling. doors;
mfg. garage, car wash; wholesalers,
storage; det. BLDG; lge. alley. Rent
$3.50 mo. 2ol5 L st. nv.
CORNER y AND M SITS. S.E.-2nd
hoor space. si7s mo. IiNK1Ns CO..
1918 M st. NV. DI. 868S; ewes,
call WO 2hdy. -
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Rambler With Future

for late spring delivery, carefully
designed. These homes will repre-
sent the hest in modern planning
with or without bsmt. l bedrm.
panelled. Splendid kit. separate
to $4,000. FILA and GI approved.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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CONN.,. GROUND FOR SALE

n. W. CORNER New Hampshire ave
and Eastern ave. 1st property in
Md. at the District line. Zoned for
business and apartments. 3 street
fronts. 100000 50. it. j. w. LEVER
TON, exclusive agent. DE. 3065.
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DOWntoWn LOCATIONS

OUWIlCUWu LUCdCIUIIS
a. Corner oaS store in large ONCE bldg;
(2.) 1857 Goth ST. n.w.-2-story
brick Just modernized, in End comm.
zone. $3.50 per mo.
(3.) 1923 goth st. -n.w.-Entire sec
ond a. in sound bldg. 1880 81. It.
open space.
4.) ll0S Nd. ave. s.w.-3- story
brick, 2nd comm. 1000 so. It. on
consuit Mr.. whitehead, eyes,. MI.
BOSS B. PHELPS, INC.
1417 Z St. NV. MA. $500. -
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIkIA
CURTIS E. MARTIN
OPEN DAILY, 8 TO 9

SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINlA
CURTIS E. MARTIN
OPEN DAILY, 8 TO 9
GI SPECIAL
3S new brick row houses. 2:story, 8
rms, equipped kitchen, tile bath,
full basement, gas heat, picture col
or scheme. No down payment. Set
tlement charges only. Pay $50 q
month, includes taxes and insurance
Full price, S9,850. No. 475.
BUNGALOW, $1,000 DOWN
Non-veteran. Completely furnished,
immediate possession: 2 bedrms.. OF!
heat, 2 years old. lot 100x250. Full
price, $500. No. $50.
ATTENTION PENTAGoN PERs'NEL
2-bedrm. stucco, on nice corner lot,
full basement, with expansion attic,
auto. oil h.-w.h.; 10 minutes from
Pentagon. via Shirley hwy. $500
down. Monthly payments. $62.6O.
GI. No. 7s9.
4 BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW .
5 rms, with upstairs finished. 2
large bedrms., full size dining rm.,
equipped kitchen. full basement, oil
heat, 4-car garage can be rented.
4-acre level lot; Convenient loca-
tion. Price, S13,950. No. 304.
100 S. ROYAL, ALEX, VA.
TIE. 0233, AL. 6815