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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
Yakima Girls Gets
Guest Editorship.
Leaves For Sweden

Amy BjOrk, 21-year-old gradual
ing senior in journalism at the
University of Washington, will
have q lot to do before she leaves
in July on her first trip to Swe-
den.
She was recently named guest
editor of the college edition Of
Mademoiselle Magazine, scheduled
for August, being one of 20 col
lege women to be selected from
5000 applicants for the honor.
The choice was based on her COL
lege record and articles she had
written for the magazine.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric J. Bjork, Selah, Yakima VAL
ley, Amy was the editor of The
University Daily the first half of
this year.
The honored coed is of Swedish
descent, and both speaks and reads
Swedish. She will visit a number
of relatives in the region of So
derhamn while in the old country
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
State LQqv
Jack Steinberg, B.A., LIB.
Member of the Seattle Bar
Written for The Scandinavian
American
Liability Of Freezing
In Transit

Our Supreme Court has recently
decided the case of Lavagetto VS..
Railway Express Agency, Inc,
Cause No. 30936. 1t involved the
question of the liability of a pub
lie carrier for damage in transit
caused by freezing weather.
The plaintiff, Angelo Lavagetto,
shipped II boxes of azalea plants
from Lyndon, Washington to Spo-
kane, Washington, through the
Railway Express Agency, Inc. The
plants were received in Lynden on
Thursday, October oath and were
delivered in Spokane on Monday,
October 2Sth. The plaintiff i'm
mediately opened the boxes and
discovered that the plants were
frozen.
The plaintiff alleged that the
freezing of the plants was the
result of carelessness and negli-
gence on the part of the defend
ant in failing to protect the plants
from cold during shipment and he
demanded judgment for approXi-
mately $4,000.
The defendant alleged that if
the plants were damaged in tran
sit such damage was incident to
the ordinary risks of transporta-
ton, which risks were assumed by
the plaintiff.
There was no dispute as to the
facts. The IL boxes of azaleas
were delivered to the transit COM
pany at Lynden in good condition
and were properly packed. On
each box appeared the following
STENCIL: Rush, Perishable, Keep
from Frost and Heat"
At the time of shipment at Lyn-
den the temperature was over 40
degrees. During October 9th the
temperature at Spokane was as
low as "a degrees above zero. At
the exact time of the delivery of
the azaleas to the plaintiff in
Spokane the temperature was 40
degrees. The plaintiff Immediately
unpacked the plants and discov-
cred that they had been frozen
and Immediately notified the Elk
press Company of that fact.
The court held that the duty
rested upon the Express Company
to protect the plants from freez-
ing from the time it received the
shipment until the time that it
delivered it. To have protected the
plants from freezing, said the
court, it would have been neces-
sary only to have kept them in
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

cameras again, this time at the
Paramount Studios In the new Hal
Wallis production Ozark City," q
gangster story with Chicago. Las
Vegas and Los Angeles back
ground. The picture Is being d.
rected by william Oieterie which
stars Dean Jaeger, Lzabeth Scott,
Don before and newcomer Char
Teton HestOn. a. fi4 t
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

place where the temperature was
above 80 degrees. The fact that
the plants were delivered in a froz-
en- condition is sufficient proof to
indicate that the Express Com
pany did not adequately provide
against freezing.
The plaintiff was therefore en-
titled to recover the full amount
of his loss.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

Two and half years ago May
Britt Cedely came here from
Sweden to work as a secretary
for ALT Kjellin, whom she had
known from the studios over there,
and she was one of Mrs. Kjellin's
closest friends. In Sweden May
Britt was considered one of her
country's most able script girls,
so when she was offered a chance
to go to Hollywood, she looked
! forward for the opportunity to
learn few things of her profess
sion while being in the Cinema
Capital. But Hollywood had al
ready too many script girls out
of work, and in the meantime her
old studio in Stockholm kept ask
ing her when she was coming
home. They got their answer a
couple of weeks ago. The answer
being that May-Britt had married
art director and designer Dietrich
Grunewald and intended to stay
in Hollywood.
The marriage took place in The
Little Brown Church in the Valley
and was attended by a great many
of the Scandinavian movie colony.
The reception was held at the
home of Marta loren, but Marta
herself was unable to officiate as
the hostess, as she had just
week earlier taken plane to
Stockholm to visit her folks over
the Easter holidays.
Danish set designer Max Rec
(Of Max Reinhardt fame) is 60
ing to London this spring to be
present at the opening of a much
talked about stage play, for which
he has designed the extraordinary
sets. The play is "Amarak."
queens are the cream of the crop
in any generation. In a recent
movie poll of international scope,
they captured all honors in every
class.
Here is the score:
Best all-time movie acress first
Greta Carlo, second Ingrid Berg
man.
Best silent movie actress: first
Greta Carlo, second Gloria Swan
son.
Best sound movie actress: first
Ingrid Bergman, second Greta
Carlo.
From the above score we gath
er that Greta Carlo has been do
ing pretty well for herself. And
she is not to be discounted yet.
G. w. Pabst, one of Europe's finest
directors. and production manag-
er Joseph Deblasio have been con-
ferring with the Swedish Enigma
for the lead in a 1.5O0. 900 dol
lar production in Italy this sum-
mer
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24
ckstage
hoA ywood
BY Leonard ClairmOnt
in the Pacific Coast Viking


on her way to Hollywood and -
perhaps-film fame. She is twen-
ty-twO-year-Old Ulla Schillander
from Stockholm, discovered over
there by John Howard of Holly
wood. Ulla makes no claims of
having been an actress, or even
pupil of the Royal Dramatic The
atre, but she possesses many 9TH
er talents of equal value. A pro-
fessiOnal manikin and commercial
model, she studied singing an
dancing and soon drew lot of
attention as a great stage attrac-
ton. lila Schillander's extremely
sophisticated beauty ought to take
her places in Hollywood, especial
ly for one who was smart enough
to sign only for siX-month pc
riod.
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer has Of
fered Carl Brisson a contract and
a script has already been mailed
to him on approval The Singing
Dane has stayed away from the
movies for years, as the "cafe
business" has been a very lucra-
tive field, so l believe M-G-MS
offer must have been a good one.
At present Carl Brisson is in Mon
treal on the Normandie Roof and
packing the people in. He is GER
tainly coming into his own these
days-very much so. His material
is solid and he has his finger on
the pulse of his public. Brisson is
probably the last representative
of a generation of cafe singers
such as Maurice Chevalier anu the
final exponent of what might be
called the boulevard technique.
Veda Ann Borg got tired OF
waiting for good parts in Holly
wood and accepted an offer from
Howard c. Brown to go to Aus
tralia to star with Jock O'Ma-
honey in 1.-THE Kangaroo Kit"
Now she is back in Hollywood
again and ready to take up the
battle with the casting directors.
Veda Ann came out here some
fifteen years ago from Boston,
where she modelled for gowns and
studied dramatics. After few
years of good parts and femme
leads in many outstanding pic
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

lures, she met with a serious ac-
cident in the Cahuenga Pass and
it was feared that she would be
for life. But a plastic
surgeon healed her wounds and
saved her dainty face from scars.
Some of her friends even seemed
to think that she had become bet
ter looking than ever. The Aus
tralians certainly went for her in
a big way.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-24

Viveca Hndfors Is before the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Prudky hurikan natropil ma
FIoride znacne skody.

Pensacola, Fla. - Prudky
.hurikan zasahl floridskou DO
breznl oblast ma Mexickem "a
livu v rozloze 200 mil. Nejhurre
byla postizena oblast mezi Pen
sacola do Panama City a hlu-
boce We vnitrozemf byly poci-
tovany nasledky boure. Obrov-
ske Why ~natropily ma pobrezf
znacne skody.
V Pensacola bylo zniceno e.
lektricke vedenf a napadlo tam
behem "a hodin sest a pill palce
deste. Ku stesti nenastaly vsak
zadne ztraty ma lidskych 1.-Two
tech a Jelikoz je tato pobreznf
oblast pomerne malo kultivova-
ma sc "a to, re i hmotne ztra
ty nebudou pT1lis velke.
V Panama City Sc morske VI
ny vlevaly do ulic, poskodily-u-
ice a podjezdy a vykacely mno-
no strom1. Prudke prnGtrze
postilhy staty Alaba-
ma, Mississippi a dokonce cas-
statu Tennessee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Zatykani ma Slovensku.

Londyn. - Bratislavskv vr-
chnl vojensky soud odsoudil ma
dozivotl pix. Ernesta Spisiaka
pro %podezfenf re spionaze pro
zapadn1 mocnosti. Pro stein5
delikt Sc zodpov1dala pred SOU
dem 12-clenna skupina (mezi
mimi ctyfi katolictf knezi). By
" Jim vymefeny frosty Cd dvou
do triceti let. Soudni preliceni
Sc konalo /. srpna t. r.. Statnfm
zalobcem byl znamy krvavy
general RaSla. JFCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
"Nas zivot Sc podoba volnosti
otroka ..."

Praha. = Komunisticky re-
Tim v Ceskoslovensku Sc chlu-
bf, re dial novy, "lidstejsl" smy-
81 trest1m. Jake v Rusku bu-
de pry odsouzenec napravovan
ably Sc jake lepsi clovek mohl
Ease vratit do spolecnosti. S po-
litickymi odsouzenci je to vsak
line: pfesv6dcenf nen1 mono
'napravit" a komuniste by O.
statn6 tenn "napravenym" ami
nev6Tili. Proto sve odpurce pro
-jistotu popravuj1. Ale ami tt,
kdo iSou odsouzeni do zalafe a
trest 81 odpykajf, nesm6j1 Sc vra-
tit. Re zalafe jdOu rovnou do
pracovnich taborG, do dol1 a
ma lesnf prace. z jedne morav-
sk6 d6diny pfse 8O-lety dedecek
iehoz vnuk byl pro politely de-
likt odsouzen ma n6kolik let do
zalare: "Dnesnf rezim vidf v
kazdem takovem ne snad oby-
Geineho pfestupnika, nybrz ne
pritele, a kazdy nepf1tel Sc mu-
81 zhubit. Name proto malou
nad6ii, re naseho hocha kdo z
mas ziv6ho uvid1. Mas nyn6jsi
zivot podoba Sc volnosti otroka.
Kdybych yam to vSe mohl Wy
psat, snad byste neco %pochopili,
ale vsecko nikdy = to Sc must
prozfvat."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Rogge prohlasuje, re by dnes
w nepodepsal tax zvanou
mlrovou petici.

New York. - Znamy anne
ricky pravn1k John Rogge, KITE
~ puvodne podepsal komunis-
tickou tax zvanou stockholm
skou mirovou vyzvu, prohlasil,
re Sovetsky svaz nadrzoval Sc
verni Koreji v jejf 1tocnosti a
re by proto Sovetsky svaz mel
take n%apomahat k tomu, ably
tento 1tok byl zastaven. Royce
vyslovil dale navrh, re stock
holmska, tax zvana mirova W.
Eva neni w vice casova a re by
il "a dane situaci liz nepode-
psal. Prohlasil soucasne, re je
pfesvedcen. re by vGbec mnozi
2 tech, kdoz vyzvu p1vodne
podepsali, dnes uz by tax neu-
Rogge je clenem vykonneho
vyboru americke tax zvane po-
krokove strany a ucinil sve pro-
hlaseni 20 navratu re sjezdu
svetovych obrancG miru, ktery
Sc konal V Praze. Rogge pro-
hlasil, re Sc marne SNAIL O to,
ably zmlnena, komunisty ffze-
ma mlrova VIVA byla zmenena
v ten smysl, re zavrhuje kaz-
dou 1tocnost. Royce dodal, re
tato ieho snaha byla velmi ST.
kovne odsunuta ma postranni
kolej.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08

|lovany zdi Kolbenky We Vysoca-
mech napisy: "Dejte nam svo-
bodu = my dame praci!"
Komunisticka policie marne
patrala pc pachateli. Delnici
We sve vetsine stojf prot Wade.
Ma poslednf sch1zi odbornlkd
v ministerstvu statni bezpecno-
sti byl pronesen navrh ma Cd
zbrojenl zavodni milice, proto-
re mnOzl vedouci cinitele kO-
m~unisticke strany netaj1 Sc O.
bavami z ozbrojeneho puce csl.
d6ln1kG prot Wade. JFCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Tykadla komunistickeho csl.
ministerstva vnitra.

Praha. = Tykadla minister
stva vnitra sahajf i do Swear
ska. Jsou tam zastoupena a
gently STB (statnf bezpecnost-
nj policie), Matejkou a Lefko-
vicem, kter1 Sc pohybuj1 v Uri,
Argove, Luzernu a Zurichu.
V Italii pro toto csl. minister
stvo PRAGUE Holubec a Strnka.
Prvnf ma osobnf pap1ry ma jme-
no Taresco, druhy ma jmeno
Baumgart. Jejich spolecniky
jsou Kalke a BOrtini. V po-
slednf dob6 byli spatfeni v oko-
Ii NEST Milano, Nuovo, Livorno,
Sagliari a BOrtini. JFCI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Himalajske velehory Sc "a po-
slednich 100 let zvysily
asi O 200 stop.

New Delhi. = Zememeficsky
znalec indicke vlady DIR. S.
Kirshman oznamil, re himalaj-
sk6 horstvo Sc zvysuje. Nejvys-
81 bora ma sv6t6 Mount Everest
lie nynf 29,2OO stop vysoka, Gill
je O celych 200 stop vyssi nez
byla pred vice nez sto lety. Sve-
tovy Almanac uvad1 vySku teto
hory cfslicf 29,OO2 stop.
DR.. Kirshman prohlasil, re
zvysovan1 horstva je zpGsobe-
no pohybem zemske kGry.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
AIR CONDITIONED

AIN COND
Pro prfstf 1tery, dine IL. zari
Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel kriz-
kovych zapasn v Coliseum pri-
pravil velice zajimavy program
ma nemz 1cinkovati budou ma
sledujfcf zapasnfci:
Lord Leslie Carlton, 228 ID.
champion of British Empire)
VS.. Kenny Ackles, ZIG ID. re
Santa Monica, Cal.
Six three minute rounds with
boxing gloves.
Tento zapas zacne pTesne
9:15 p. m.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuj1:
George Macricostas, 222 Id.
(The Golden Creek VS.. Bud
Curtis, 22O Id. z indianapolis,
Kruskamp (Hardy), PIG ID.
z Ohio VS.. Mahumud Yousuf,
245 ID. z Turecka.
Steve Karas, ZIG ID. Greek
American) z Detroit, Mich. VS..
Bob Reichardt, 215 ID. z New
Yorku.
V prvnlm zapase ktery urcen1
Jest ma dobu Is minut aneb 1
1cinkuj1:
Harry Armus, 24O ID. z Bal
,imore VS.. George Tragas, 22OI
b. z Recka. |
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Rusove davaji NsmcGGm pry
leteckou policii.

Berlin. = Zdejs1 1rednici a.
merick6 okupacnf spravy IVA
dl. re tax zvana policie, tvoTe-
ma v ruske zone Nemecka Dude
vybavena letectvem. Dosud by
"a tato policie omezena ma po-
a namofnf sbory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
csl. prImyslnici doplaci
ma delnikv.

Praha. - Caste SABOTAGE V
csl. prdmyslovych zavodech,
neustale porusovanf dennlch
pracovnlch program1 a spatna
dochazka do prace ohrozuje 81
tuaci csl. pr6myslu. P~redstavi-
tele URO i zavodn1ci organlsa-
CT komunisticke strany jsou zee
la bezradn1 mad delniky, kteri
kdysi byvali z nejlepslch ma
Vyhrozovani zatcenlm
a veznenim nesetkava Sc s u
spechem.
V minulem tydnu byly poma-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
700 nemeckych studentGG Dude
studovati Americe ma Itraty
u. s. A.

Frankfurt, N6mecko. - Pres
700 nemeckych studujfcfch bu-
de choditi do americkych skol
q universit tohoto roku ma 1tra-
ty Spojenych StatG. Tento vel
ky program byl oznamen kan
celafi vrchn1ho komisafe Spo-
jenych StatG v Nemecku jake
1sil1, ably Sc N6mci seznamili S
postupy demokracie, a jako
projev mezinarodnf dobre vile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Americana budou NIT v Parfzzi
svHj hrbitov.

PaT1z. - 27. srpna sc zde ko-
nala slavnost polozenf zaklad-
niho kamene k vybudovan1
hTbitova pro americke civilisty,
ktery Dude postaven ma okraj
hrbitova v Neuilly. Slavnosti
Sc z1castnili krone americke-
no generalniho konsula fran
couzske vojenske i civilnf sku-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Branna povinnost " Anglii pro-
dlouzena ma "a mesfcH.

Londyn. = Britsky minister
sky predseda Clement Attlee
oznamil, re vlada prodlouz1
presencni sluzbu britskych bran
CT z dosavadnfch 10 mesicd ma
"a mesfc1.
Krone toho, Poole jeho SLOW
s ohledem ma obtfznou mezina-
rodnf situaci britska vlada pro-
vede jeste jina ~opatTeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
Predbezne ornament.

" nedeli, 20. Tijna porada
"Pitch-In-P arty" Dull Roast)
Rieger Klub Osady sv. Vaclava.
" ned6li, 5. listopadu Vel
kolepy Bull Roast pofada Prvnl
Cesky Dem. Klub 7. wardy, 838
N. Chester st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-08
92-lety svedsky kral letos
nepHide ma honx

Stockholm. = Svedsky kral
Gustav, ktery pTi SVEN veku 90
let uz je pf1lis unaven zivotem,
nez ably Sc letos podflel ma OBJ
vyklych honech, Sc rozhodl, re
pro sve pratele usporada kra-
lovske hony jake pred tim, ale
znIstane sam donna.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
Comfort in Miniature

\ sparkling i-rm brick BUNGALOW on
lot 50xl65 near Clarendon; oil INV
h, tile floor IN kit; liv rm. has
beamed ceiling and is l2xl9 with
fireplace; barbecue in garden, ideal
for individual or quiet retired couple
$3.50 cash required. Gail OW 5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
HOUSES w1p. TO BUY tcens. +,

U PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale
OF your home. business or invest
meps PROPERTY tHnpARiE II ThsS you sesitas essios
sos North Capitol Ma 6739, Fres
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MIR. KITCH-
EMS, ST. 1888, ewes. VI. S136.
] WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your house. In any section or any
cendtt,on e,v onsu 81 Sop 7a41 aaIsR Re- ~ 22oi
dision; s;osy any section MR.. B. Lss'
GOOD, DETACHED or semidetached
brick north Of Nicholson st. and
2 baths; modern; will pay up to
S21, 900 cash; possession by July
lst. Call LYNCH, RA. 1912 a
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
Sade SSnd nnn tn er Paos Whs as
REIL 'eS CO. - Realtors 5estab: - 1876. M
rok ExPfkT 1sih # APPRAfsALo aT "a oaSS aSs sale.
service. service. hSt yith L. 7; GR4AVAoTTE5'
WILL assume GI or FILA loan on 2
or 3 bedroom house and pay you
the difference in cash. Call 10.
Ask SKY YoGk GF 81 BaskER: sE2! RELIABILITY.
ADEQUATE ADVERTISING mean
faster more profitable sales. A large
Office, backed by many years of sat-
isfactory service, has long list of
qualified buyers. WE INVITE YOUR
IlMyEEsTIGATIoN OF OUR REPUTA-
free appraisals entirely without OBJ
ligation. Evenings call GE.. 3079.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. JAIL.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
so TO THE COUNTRY

Young man. Here you can get a nice
bsmt. and side porch, Sl1,950, 5
rms. and bath on lst floor. fireplace.
YOUNGSTOWN kit; stairway to large
expansion attic; level lot 1oOx1a0.
May go GI; Sl.200-Sl 500 cash re-
nlIireG GaN nNE annn
Evening star., 1950-04-04
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcont. J
pFTuFSnA

4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS
Lovely brick det. home with center
hall entrance. 1st O.. contains liv.
sized and modern kit, den. bedrm.
and bath. End q. contains 3 bed
rms. and modern tile bath, full
basement with playroom, oil h.-w.h.
and 2-car det. garage.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol, Realtors, MA. 5000
1904 Calvert st. NV, MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
SILVER SPRING

Beautiful surroundings. Stately brick
Colonial with slate roof in a setting
of trees. Attractive landscaping,
winding streets. large liv. rm. with
fireplace, guest-siZe din. rm., COM
plete kit, breakfast nook and pow
der room on first floor; 3 large bed,
rooms and . tiled baths on 2nd
floor. Finished attic room, full base,
ment, attached garage, screened
porch, large lot. Call RE. $500,
9 to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
LOTS LOTS LOTS

Row house sites with water and
sewer $3.50 Apt sites In Sc a.
low as 81 500. Building lots for
detached homes $3.50 BuSADA
REALTY. 4+lA southern ave. Sc.
III 4SiS or 20 $500 -
Evening star., 1950-04-04
STORES FOR RENT

STORES FOR RENT
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Modern,
approved by health dept. for bakery,
early occupancy. Call FIR. 1892
after 4 pm. Sunday or after 7 pm.
DoWNTowN G1sfHr6Si 18th ST. .nr. stasler
Hotel-One of the best locations in
the city; avail. immed For appt.
MR. KAHN. RE. 1915. IS
STORE. 512 G ST. n.w.-Approxi-
mately 15x75 feet immediate immediate yletn- pfna
Several thousand people to be en-
tis6 MASS. AVE. N.E-Two rooms,
suitable for small business Apply
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
Will VII Btfi, Build s1ToRE and parking for
coonia! eef SHn Village e'' Cali ali Mr M. Franklin y
with WEAVER BROS, INC, wash
ington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes. Gil.
OPENING AVAILABLE for barber in
new Sc. shopping center now, under
Franklin with WEAVER BROS,
NC: Nc washington W aaEs Bldg D1' $500
oPENiNG for drug store in shopping
center under construction Cab
MEAvEr Mf E5sn51e BIDS 'Ess Esc &s,hasssa va asSs
pkfG S!fs; sqokE, III Zoo, $500 So. #. N new
unit, EAsTPINEs SHOPPING CEN
ts@ii,ss; ssabs-rI. n, ~ sss$: sTANDARD
,Pss PRoPEhg1Es, VT. AVE- INC N.w-cente1 m1O of
Fine store with full basement and
pvt rear parking lge. rms, and
baths on End floor for additional
office use, S265 per mo. for en-,
tire. building or may rent lst and
aFhBas eaa Ror AD 5eDsssssl' scc or Soms ca hk eh
15i5 M ST. N.w.-Downtown retail
MODERN STORE-over 5000 IT..
en en ew 10 fsa By S sapsr sf
ket: located in Silver Spring. Call
sToRE IN SILVER SPRING. 1909 10
cation, available for occupancy April
-; ideal for womens footwear. lin
municate With Box Sole. Star All All
Inquiries held in strict confidence.
CORNER sT0RE-In good location,
5000 Benning I'd, Sc. BuSADA
90 sE4hTx hLotk 4siS sh So soushsEn tys az
ly deep store, downtown Washing
ton. centrally located; ideal for
many purposes; will lease TO- re-
sponsible party. J. GERALp LUIS
TINE. 412 5th st. NV. DI. $685..
SPACE AVAILABLE in lge. hotel on
18th st. NV. for restaurant and
cocktail lounge; some equipment
incl; immediate OCCUPANCY: reas.
CO. Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. Me
b400, 3
Evening star., 1950-04-04
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGIkIA

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-White brick
home with 5 rms. and full bath on
1st. floor; 3 rooms and full bath
upstairs; with approved rental of
S75: lge. lot with fruit trees and
many types of flowers; , screened
in porches: full basement; detached
garage; only S1S.500; close to Mt.
Vernon ave. shopping center and
cow. to everything. DOROTHY K.
WINSTON AND CO., REALTORS,
ST. All or Ewes, SH. 7446. 90
ARLINGTON RAMBLER - Masonry
construction; 2 bedrms., Ice. liv. rm
with picture window and firepl. Be
sure to see this lovely home. ARFAX
REALTY. FA. 1850.
NORTH ARLINGTON-6-rm 2-story,
brick &C. NAL, on Ice. handicapped
lot; full - 1T, oil heat; side porch:
eonv. loca s,on. GI contract accepted.
S14,500. Terms. Call DI. 1O15 till
pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
sIo.0oo-will be accepted for this
gar: ige lot. WooDRoE, INC, Ok
1922; ewes, CH. 0S43. 5
VACANT, $9,475; near n acre;
$1,950 cash; 3 bedrms.. . baths;
corner. shade trees; 24-ft. liv. rm.
Brokers full (com0. Bus 3 blks.,
stores s; W. Falls Church, CH. 1917.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
SUBURBAN sAIE-MARYIAkp

BLOCK MODERN HOME = 3 bed
rooms. . baths; oil heat: on small
farm; near water, school bus. ex-
cellent road Also number Of reaS.
priced large, lots adjoining. ST.
Evening star., 1950-04-04
SUBURBAN SAlE-viRGiNlA
MAY THE SUN SHINE

Each day fer you
Until you've found your home so true
We ask that you see our Estlngs
today
They're most complete
And within your means to nay.
Call OW. 9Ug0
Evening star., 1950-04-04
SUBURBAN SAlE-VA. (Cont.

ALL-BRICK, 2-bedrm. semidet.; TO-
Gated So Troy St, in Arl.; for
veterans $3.50 cash, S67 mo-, incl.
taxes and INSURANCE; MALCOLM
ewes, OV. 0O33 a
2-BEDROOM HOME, attic and base
ment, new development of Fairfax
furniture and woodworking shop
for sale OPTIONAL: take over GIL
$500 cash, plus costs. 121 Poplar St.
Fairfax 792-RX. .
Evening star., 1950-04-04
aE,povoop SHOPPING CENTER

New stores with fun osmtS., HoNAo, ,
lge. windows and parking space; hne
for any type @. business. owner
ROBERTS E LATIMER. 7T33 Alaska
ave. nv. GE. 1870; ewes. GE
Evening star., 1950-04-04
BRADMOOR

brick Colonial on larger corner lot
with wide side yard. Near an ex-
cellent elementary school Spacious
hrst-foor center-hall plan with liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen, den
and Ia bath. 3 bedrooms and 2
baths on second Wall-to-wau car
pets. marble fireplace and complete
aluminium storm sash and screens.
Convenient terms. Call Frank Wet
eel, HU. 4345.
WETZEI, REAL ESTATE