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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
Ex-Burglar Tells How
To Prevent Theft

time. People go to church. Or in
the summertime the best time for
burglary is between twelve-thirty
and one P. M. and three-thirty and
four.
20. A burglar likes to work
when there's nobody home, then?
"a. Sure. A good professional
burglar won't go into a place with
people in it, unless he's sure he
can get away without hurting any
body, like while the family's all
having dinner.
20. But what do you do if you
wake up in the middle of the
night and find a burglar in your
bedroom?
"a. Do? Unless you're in a posi-
ton to get the edge on him, don't
do anything at all.
"If he's downstairs, make a
racket. He's gonna get out in a
hurry. If he's upstairs, lie still. If
he goes out of the bedroom and
you've got telephone handy and
he thinks you're still sleeping, you
got a chance to use it. A telephone
in a bedroom is very good thing
to have. In the long run, you are
better off without gun.
"Noise is one of the best pro-
tections against burglars that there
is. Leave all the lights on when you
go out. Lights, a telephone, noise
and ordinary precautions like not
shooting your mouth off to delivery
boys = those are your best protec-
lions. Nine times out of ten they're
enough"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

Now that the swimming season
is closely it might be a good idea
for parents to warn their young
sters about dangers that Turk in
the water. 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01
only Buick has D1~zSos~-
and with II goess

u,cHER COMPRESSION Fireboll volve''n-
b.od power in three ensines New f'zos
engine in SUPER modeIsJ NtW-rA'Ifn"
STYLING, with MULTI-cUARD forefront,
,ooer. through Tenders, "doUble bubble
,,illisb,s wIDE-ANcLE VISIBILITY
closeup road view both forward and 00en
TRAFFIc.HANDY SIZE, lie" ovef'o"
i.oo,h for easier parking and sofos'na
,bo,, turning rodius ExTRA-WiDt
SEATS erodIed between The osIe' soF'
BUICK RIDE, from oIl-eo1 sprinsins' Sofe'y'
Ride rims, low.prsssUrs tires, rids'''sodyIne
iorqvs.ivbe WIDE ARRAY o. "0Dl-'
with Body by Fisher.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

Many wise men and women, in
the years behind US, put their
thoughts into words; you can find
them in books if you have time to
read book.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

What Congress needs, apparent
ly, is non-partisan board to con-
duct Investigations and make a re-
port as to the facts discovered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

When reminded that the federal
government is spending more than
forty billion dollars a year the old
man said, "That amt hayw
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-01

American soldiers all over the
world would be better than enemy
soldiers all over the U. S. A.,
, 1950-03-20

It is an old Biblical proverh
that Whatsoever We SOW that
shall we also reap.
If our motives are pure we
are bound to succeed. If our
motives are impure we are
bound to fail because a wrong
motive involves defeat.
The American Virgin Islands
Civic Association stands for
PRINCIPLE above DOLLARS
and since it is G it shall
always conquer over MIGHT.
The people who reside in the
islands and not their leaders
must decide whether or not
they want organized native
units on the mainland to be a
part and parcel of their hopes,
yearning and aspirations.
When they and not their
leaders express themselves
that organized native units on
the mainland are a menace the
American Virvin Islands Civic
Association will cease its acti-
vities and direct a campaign
to divorce all interests of main
land natives from the islands.
Until then we will remain
steadfast and unmovable.
, 1950-03-20

keep natives who reside on the
mainland divided from those
who reside in the islands then
in the nature ofthings our iden
tity is lost.
It is not an easy matter for
our mothers, fathers, sisters
and brothers who reside in the
islands to forget their next Of
kin who are on the mainland
but it is on the other hand
quite possible that those who
reside here will forget the
homeland if every organized
effort toward a meeting of
minds is to be destroyed by
those re-actionaries who are a
part Of the Municipal Coun-
ellis.
Totten heartily agrees with
the Councilman at st. Croix
who argues that the Council
is a law-making body and as
such it cannot cooperate with
organized Virgin Islands units
on the mainland, but its func-
ton is not only to make laws.
Absolute honestly, sincerity
of purpose and unselfish devo-
ton to the uplife of all Vir-
gin Islanders and the home
land would convince every
Councilman that if there is to
be progress it will only come
when we have found the way
to stretch our hands across the
sea in the determination to
build one happy family-all
for one and one for all.
Councilmen who are unable
to conquer FEAR may be COM
forted by the fact that balm
land natives do not want to
take credit for the wonderful
record which they claim to
have made by shaping an
economy that makes them SO
independent of outside help.
, 1950-03-20

Only a meeting of minds can
determine whether or not we
on the mainland can make sub
stantial contribution to the Is
lands and their people. No
Councilman can decide that.
If such a meeting proves it
cannot possibly be done the
Crucian Councilman will be
right but if it shows that it can
be done then he is utterly
wrong.
Totten believes that merely
being a l~aw-making body does
not make the Municipal Coun-
ellis important.
When people are hungry
and unemployed that is inn
portant and the Councils can
not get very far feeding them
with sympathy because sym
pathy does not go very far.
When the islands treasury
reaches its lowest level, the
people cannot pay their Coun-
cilmen as they twiddle their
thumbs-and when they are
not paid and the heat is on, it
is then that the voters will see
who are their true leaders. The
heat will make the others take
air.
Those who speak with auth
ority evidently ALLEVIATE main
land natives from that which
they give freely to strangers.
| predict that just as the.
night follows the day that
philosophy will crumble and
those who practice it will be.
sorry when it is just too late.
, 1950-03-20
z. v !. {. A. Press Release
IotenC riticizesL ocaZL Leadership

1t was made quite clear in a
report received here by the
American Virgin Islands Civic
Association that no plan
where the Municipals Coun-
ellis and native organized units
on the mainland for working
together in the interest of the
islandsand their people will be
acceptable to the insular body.
The report reads that a Cru
clan Councilman who evident
~ moulds and shapes the
thinking of the other re-ac-
tionaries in both municipali-
ties wants it known that the
Municipal Councils are a law
making body who will not con-
descend to any recognition of
organized native groups on the
mainland.
When shown the report,
Ashley L. Totten, President Of
the American Virgin Islands
Civic Association smilingly re-
plied-"happily we on the
mainland have nothing to-
Lose. We do not grieve over
the stupidity manifested in
the ranks of both Councils be-
cause it is easy to trace their
attitude to the oft-denied pro-
duct Of ignorance-ENVY.
Meeting of minds adopted as
the best approach to the solu-
ton Of all economic problems
yield in this case to E A Sci
fish leadership fears that it can
not stand up and be counted
when called upon to render an
account Of its stewardship.
If he who speaks for the peo-
pie Of the islands is right his.
decision will live. If wrong it.
will die a natural death.
If the. attitude of other mem
bers Of the Municipal Council
is to support a program to
, 1950-03-20
Car For Sale

r CONVERTIBLE
Nth complete set of spare
parts. Has gone $500 miles.
Gets 40 miles ! othe gallon.
r. V
II Strand St. Fredeuksted
, 1950-03-20
PUBLIC N

AT the request of Almeric I. Christian. ESQ. attorney
for and on behalf Of Mary L. Sheen, Executrix Of the Estate
of Charles I. Sheen, deceased, and pursuant to an Order Of
the District Court, dated March 9th, the Vendue Director
will sell at public auction
PROPERTY NO. 81 Queen ST. chrisHansied
a part of the aforesaid estate, on
NAY Isl. 1850. at 2:3o >. m.
at the Police Court room, Christiansted
The conditions Of the auction viii be read at the time
Of the sale.
The vendue Directors Office. christiansted. ST. crolx
the 18th day Of March. "A. D. 1850
Isl d. c, cANEcATA
Vendue Director
Fee: $500
Say two dollars)
Dec.
, 1950-03-20

Fee: $500 J
Say two dollars }
D. g. c. J
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

Suzinojom, kad "sviesiosios
Stalino saules spindulys" pa
sieks ir musu kampa - kovo
26 d. Bimba atsilankys Worces-
teryje ir sakys kalba. Supranta-
ma, sitokia "garsenybe" reike-
jo tinkamai sutikti
Isauso grazus sekmadienio ry-
tas. Besisypsanti saule pasitiko
tremtinius prie baznycios ir gat-
vese, dalinancius kvietimus da-
| lyvauti antikomunistineje de-
monstracijoje.
Pagaliau ir trecia valanda. Lii
gi Endicott gatves plakatus ne
Sem rankoje, nuleide. Gatve jau
Euvo pilna zmoniu ir Wis dar
daugejo. Isklio aukstyn plakatai
su lvairiais irasais: "Salin ko-
munizmas'', "zuvo diktatorius
Hitleris, zus ir jo pasekejas
Stalinas" "Komunistai yra Sta
limo penkta kolona Amerikoje"
| ir tt. Foto, net keli filminiai
aparatai pradejo savo darba.
Ne tik lietuviai, bet ir ameri-
kieciu laikrasciu reporteriai LAX
ste visas puses. Vyrai, moters,
net vaikai kele aukstyn plaka-
tus, kad tik geriau jie butu vi
stems matomi.
Policiia staiga uzdraude ne
sioti plakatus sakydama, kad tai
nebuve leista Kodel? Demon
struoti toliau, aisku, negalima,
mes be plakatu neimanoma de-
monstracija. Kas daryti? Pr
miausia sudedam plakatus ] sa-
II. Dabar pradeda komunistai
aipytis, juoktis, rodo liezuvi nuo
balkono :.
Bet po Brones Sidabraites
apsilankymo pas policijos vir-
sininkus plakatai vel drasiai is
kilo.
Demonstracija vyko labai pui-
kiai. ir policijai nereikejo visai
isikisti.
Penkta valanda - Bimbos ne
ra! SeSios Bimbos dar ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

1916 m. kovo men. 10 d. cho-
ras vel buvo atgaivintas.
Kaip jau minejau, X. Strums-
kis buvo ilgametis choro vede-
jas, veliau seka V. Tamkiute :
Pranckiene, vadovavusi 1887 :
1947 M, isskyrus karo metus.
Veliau choro vadovais buvo E.
Hermaniene il J. Dirgencius.
Dabar chora moko is tremties
atvykes prof. K. V. Banaitis.
35-riu metu sukakciai pami-
nett Operetes Choras balandzio
% d. Labor Lyceum saleje,
949 Willoughby Ave-, Brookly-
ne, rengia jubilieiini koncerta.
Tia proga bus isleistas specialus
leidinys, smulkiau apibudinas su-
kaktuvinio choro veikla.
'.'''. 'S' Petras Juknys
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06
WORCESTER. MASS.
BIMBOS APSILANKYMAS

ra! Puse po sesiq - Bimba nesi-
rodo Septinta valanda, Bim-
bos Wis nera. Ko gi dar laukti?
Tikslas pasiektas: Bimba neat
vaziavo, kittens - CANA ais
kiai pasakyta, koks tas susirin-
kimas ir kokio kalbetojo jie
laukia. Taigi visi buvo pakvies-
ii susirinkti j viena vieta ir uz-
baigti demonstracija.
julius Kiskis, aktyvus lietu-
Wis veikejas, iskalhingais 70
dziais apibudino dabartines Lie
tuvos kancias, rusu okupanto
ziaurumus uzimtuose krastuose.
Suskambejo Amerikos ir Lietu-
vos himnai. Paskui buvo anglq
ir lietuviu kalbomis perskaity-
ia deklaracija if paprasyta ja
priimti arba atmesti. Deklaraci-
ia buvo priimta visu, tik vienam
balsui pasisakius prizes lis 1,500
su virsum zmoniuD. il buvo pa
reiksta astuoniolikos organiza-
ciju vardu.
Veliau paaiskejo, kad Bimba
mieste jau seniai buvo, bet bijo-
10 pasirodyti. Jis buvo susitares,
kad jam pranestu telefonu, kai
demonstrantai issiskirstys. Ga
yes zinia telefonu. kad jau mu-
su nebera, Bimba islindo is kaz-
kur -.
Pasikalbejime su Worcester
Telegram reporteriu Bimba pasi-
gyre, kad il noreie nulinciuo-
lti Clevelande, kituose mics
tuose buve surengtos demons
tracijos per jo kalbas. Worceste-
rio demonstrantus, zinoma, is
vadino fasistais.
Teko girdeti, kad 81 demons
tracija terra tik pradzia kovos
prizes komunizma. Ateityie nu-
matoma anglu kalba isleisti bro
siura apie komunizma, taip pat
surengti demonstracija paciame
mieste drauge SUI kitomis ameri-
kieciu organizacijomis.
LeOnas Orentas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

yra dainave NUNS zinomi: j..
Butenas, F. Morkus, A. Sodei-
ka, X. Siaurusaitis, M. Sidab-
riute (dabartine Strumskiene)
M. Kiziute, Rimkus, j. Valen-
tis, Visminas, Cesnaviciute, Ki-
duolis, G.. Kazemekas, V. Ruks-
MATHS, j. Jokubaitis, Eringis il
KIT. Vyriausias roles vaidindavo
bel dainuodavo X. B. Kriauciu-
mas, kuris viso yra vaidines
86 veikalus, is ju 80 operetes,
If turejes per 300 spektakliu see
noje.
Pirmasis pasaulinis karas cho-
70 darbo nesutrukde, antrasis
gl dave atostogu" beveik pen
kerius metus, mes visi vyrai,
tuometiniai choro nariai, buvo
pasaukti ]: kara. Vyrams grizus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

Ne kiekviena organizacija mu-
su iseivijoje istenge ar pajegia
sulaukti grazaus amziaus. Pa
varcius Amerikos Lietuviu Is
torija arba pasekus siandien mu-
su lietuviska gyvenima, galima
|pastebeti eiles organizaciju kapi-
nyna. Bet musu laikais dar
veikia didelis skaicius politiniu
il meniniu organizaciju.
svencianti 35-riu metu darbo
sukakti siandien yra Brooklyno
Lietuviu Operetes Choras :
menine organizacija. Tai savo
Iamziumi antrasis Amerikos lie
tuviu choras. Bostono Gabijos
choras praejusiais metals at
svente savo 40-ties metu su-
kakti. zinoma, yra parapiiu cho-
ru, kuEie zengia kartu su para
'piju amziumi ir siekia so 60
metu. Bet cia minimas grynai
laisvas, nepriklausomas choras,
kurio tikslas yra lietuvybes pa
laikymas dainos if scenos prize
moments.
BrooklynO Lietuviu Operetes
Choro amzius, kaip If pats darbo
kelias, vingiuotas ir ne rozemis
klotas. Juk tai pergyvena ir
kiekvienas zmogus, ne tik orga-
nizacija. Pabreztina, kad per
35 metus Operetes ChOras savo
eilese yra turejes ir perleides
per 400 lietuviska DANA ir see
na megstanciu zmoniu If yra
pastates per 100 veikalu. kuriu
skaiciuje "a operetes, kai kurios
statytos po 8 ir net II kartu.
Pirmoje eileie pazymetinos
sios operetes: Silvia, Sienapiu-
te. Adomas ir Ieva, Kornevilio
Varpai, Cukrinis Kareivis, Gra-
zioji Galateja, Laima, Giriu Ka-
ralius, Egle Zalciu Karaliene.
Paulina, Daktaras, Beprotnamis,
Grigutis, Kova uz Ideias, Ci-
gonai, Pirmoji Geguzio, Oak
taras Bailys, Consilium Facul-
tatis, ISeivis, Raganius, Val
kas az Mergaite, Velnias ISra-
deias, Kaminkretis ir Maluni-
ninkas, Brute if ellie kitu muzi-
kiniu veikalu.
BE cia paminetu If P. Buks-
naicio verstu is kitu kalbu vel
kalp, Operetes Draugija see
noje yra pastaciusi visas Mi
kO Petrausko ir StasiO Simkaus
operetes.
Choras tureio pertrauku, kei-
test ir pats organizacijos var
das. Pirmiausiai gime Scenos
Myletoju Dr-ja, veliau pavirto j
Operetes Dr-ja ir ilgainiui is
augo Operetes Choras. Vardas
Quotas nuo dazno opereciu sta
] tymo. Pasak P. Buksnai6io, il
gamecio choro rezisieriaus If
veikalu vertejo, jeigu nebutu
Ibuve Operetes Choro, tai lietu-
viu scena nebutu sulaukusi pa
sauliui zinomu opereciu.
Ilga metu ellie chora moke
/ X. Strumskis, paruosdamas mu-
zikine programa. P. Buksnaitis
rezisuodavo ir versdavo opere-
tes. Veikalai buvo vaidinami tue
laiku pagarsejusioie McCadden
saleje Brooklyne ir Tautiskame
/, Name. Anais laikais operetese
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06
IS 0ginskio miSkQ j ChiCagos
bankO rUmuS
sU JUsTINU MACKEvIcIlM PAsIKALBEJUs

Netaip jau daug lietuviu yra
prasimususiu j. A. Valstybese
j pirmasias eiles. Vienas mu
su tautieciu, savo paties pastan-
gomis atsistojes ant labai tvir-
tu koju, yra Justinas Mackevi-
cius Chicagoje.
Sis malonus, 60 metu, bet ku-
pinas energiios vyras vadovau-
ia vienai didziausiuju taupymo
skolinimo istaigai Standard
Federal Savings and Loan Asso-
citation - Chicagoje.
DIRVOS atstovul Justinas
Mackevicius (Mackiewich) pa
pasakojo, kad j JAW atvykes
1905 M, tebudamas 16 metu.
Laimes sia sail ieskoti atke-
liaves drauge SUI tevais is Ze-
maitijos. Tevas Zemaitijoie bu-
yes Oginskio misku girininkas
ir dvaru prievaizda. Paauges
jaunasis Justinas mokesis Plum
geje.
- Nuo ko pradejote Ameri-
je?
Xxi 1913 m. dirbau zino-
mole Marshall Field Co. imone-
je, nuo 1913 m. turejau jau
savo bizni - Real Estate. Ly-
giagreciai isiiungiau j 1909 me-
tais isteigta taupymo skolinimo
istaiga - Federal Savings &
Loan Association. Jai nuo to
meto vadovauju Xxi dabar, bu-
damas jos prezidentas.
- koks dabar siOs istaigos
stOvis?
- Per 40 metu nuo kuklios pra-
dzios il isaugo j pirmaeiles tos
ruSies instituciias. 1949 = ,metu
gruodzio 81 d. balansas praso-
ko 25 milijonus doleriu. Atsar-
gos fondas siekia 81. milijOno.
Rumai, inventorius ir visi iren-
gimai - apie ~ mil. vertes -
jau amortizuoti il balanse fl
guruoja jau tik vieno dolerio
verte.
Savo didumu Chicagos Sa-
wings yra Ali Chicagoie ir 46-
il visoje Amerikoie taupymo
skolinimo istaiga. Musu mastu
INFANT, siuo metu tai yra di-
dziausia ietuviu kredito insti-
tucija Jungtinese Amerikos Val
stybese, o tue paciu ir visame
laisvajame pasaulyje, - pazy-
mejo jos prezidentas.
- Kaip ja iskelete toki
lygi?
- Atsargia ir apdairia poll
tika, vengdami rizikingu ir abe
jotinu operaciju ir brangindami
taupytoju pasitikejima. Tai iga-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06

limo mus netgi sunkiausiais de-
presijos laikais teseti visus ISL
pareigojimus, deptesijai be-
sibaigiant 1884 metals taupyto-
jams, be normally procentu, is
moketi dar ir ekstra 2T divi-
denda. Tokia istaiga buvo vie
nintele visoje Amerikoje.
Ir dabar so, visu indeliu lai-
koma valdzios bonais ir cry
nais pinigais, o kita puse, rel
kalui esant, butu gauta is Fe-
deral Savings & Ian Insurance
Corporation Washingtone.
- kas artimiausi Jusu ben
dradarbiai?
= Is viso cia dirba 27 tar
nautojai. Visi direktoriai ir va
dovauiantieji yra lietuviai. Just.
Mackevicius GUM, mano SUI
nus, yra | viceprezidentas, XII
tas sunus E. Mackevicius - II
Iviceprezidentas ir paskolu depar-
tamento virSininkas, P. Slogiris
- III viceprezidentas, H.. ku-
cinskaite (cia dirbanti jau %
metaD - kasininke sekretore,
0 Ant. Sirtautas - kasininko-
sekretoriaus padejejas.
- ka patariate tremtiniams?
- Pastebejau, kad naujieji
ateiviai lietuviai - tremtiniai
l. yra neblogi taupytojai. Jie
taupesni, nei senieji Sio krasto
gyventojai. Taupyti yra ismin-
tinga. bet svarbu ir savo SAN
taupas panaudoti iSmintingai.
Tad naujieji ateiviai turetu mo-
kytis anglu kalbos (neuzmirs-
dami il gimtosios), paZinti sio
krasto gyvenima if vietos sally
gas, jau tada atsargiai eiti
| j savarankiSkus versus, pa
tare patyres biznierius ir samo-
ningas lietuvis Justinas Macke-
vicius sav tautieCiams nauj jaku-
eriams.
| Grazus J. Mackeviciaus jau
40 metu vadovaujamos lstaigos
rumai iudrioje Archer gatveje
Brighton Parke, kuriame susi-
telkusi gausi lietuviu kolonija
il apstu lenku, ir ispudingi ba-
lanso skaiciai liudijo, kad vie
tos salygu pazinimas if pastry
zimas yra geriausi palydvai j
aukstesne medziagine pakopa
kiekvienoje Salyje.
Tx butina, kad medziagine
gerove, kurios daugelis musis-
kiu siekia ir kuriai pasiekti cia
yra palankios salygos, netaptQ
patti sau tikslu, patarnautu
tautinei musu kulturai ir lais-
yes bylai. J. Paplenas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-06
kaip ja iskelete j toki
lyUi7

- Atsargia ir apdairia poll
tika, vengdami riZikingu ir abe
jotinu operaciju ir brangindami
taupytoju pasitikejima. Tai iga-
Evening star., 1950-06-09

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New YORK
ave, n.w.-Available immediately |;
desirable rooms to meet your re-
Quirements. PENN PROPERTIES
474 K st. NV. ME. 1107.
VERMONT AND X N.W.-Nice room
Evening star., 1950-06-09

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ave, n.w.--Available immediately !;
rooms PEss # nsss ssofERT zss1
474 & st. NV. Me. 1i07.
AND * N;W.-Nice room;
desirable once bldg; reasonable.
,th nE AND SIo1s K 81 srs. 4. w. tsss 5th5-
ideal for offices or commercial CON
utor; freight elevator. heat, light
and ianitor services furnished.
FISHER 4 GO. INC, 73s 18th st,
Centrally IiSi; li. I2I1 located attractive Of
nee space; air,conditioned; fluo-
resent lights; 2,200 SO. #: may
be divided. Call Mr.. Dodge. jr..
WEAVER BROS. INC. Washington
Rss Rb ssoe oee space sss g or n.s stHS Sas
located ct wilson blvd. and No.
BUSINESS s.mess dle.rics L asAf' $500 50 T. q
viii snbdivide; reaso "a rent. cah MR..
.HsEEEES9nNSrTfdssn HEE9EE; EM sioo' OFFICES in
modem, fireproof Century BuildinE.
supreme Court. available In single
rooms or suites OF two or more su
rooms; psrking spsss I ayaila5les, PIE
THOS. j. FlSAEh q w., iNI.' Toe
18th ST. NV, DI. $3.50.
air -CONDITioNED OFFICE. beauti-
fully furn., approx. 800 So #. in
downtown once BLDG; tmmed: occu--
paney. Apply LEO. NJ; BERNSTEIN
g. CO. Realtors. 14l5 x ST. NV.
an mE; mkE.;c6snirroNEp, ossInSirroNEp approx. 500 y 50.
feet in downtown ofice bldg.. near
18th and <: immed; occupancy. Ap-
i4I5 x st, NV. NE. 5400. %
LARGE, DESIRABLE 2nd-foor space
in downtown area; suitable for
once or business; .aval., June LIST:
approx. $40 So. IT.: pine-paneled
with acoustic ceiling all facilities.
Call Mr.. A. II. Levin, COLONIAL
INVESTMENT Co. SIT eth St. NV
sss ii sT. N.w.-2nd-n. once. 3
rms. pvt. bath, north light exposure;
Hns, Isss grtssssa ses MT' co 6dam.. sd "a
Evening star., 1950-06-09
S1450Q

Ow. 444S, 1923 Wilson blvd. o.
1898: ewes, FA. 1910. Ill
Evening star., 1950-06-09
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

CLINTON. ND. - h-acre lot, with
shade trees; ideal for rambler; S875.
Can p. A. EarnShaw, jr., Cypress
1898, with JOHN A. WENTZ III
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB LOT, on
NoYbeck-Rockville I'd: with club
membership; restricted, I'm 7"24.
NEAR LANHAM, MD.-Two or more
acres wooded land. $500 per acre.
GREGORY a. VINCENT, UN. 9lO2.
Ewes, OIL. 22T3. ----D
CLOSING our remaining lots al
Edgewater. Md Only eight isft.
Build your summer or retiremens
home here. Half-aere level loth.
close 10 State road. bus service. cleo
tricity. beaches, boating and fishing.
Forty minutes to D. c. Terms 70
suit. Shown at your eonYcnieHee.
BsAuTiFun WooDED SITES IN de-
sirabie communities. nearby Va.
Designed 70 accommodate ranch-
style homes All utilities in. 90 mip.
downtown. MALICE a BROOKE
Custom Builders and Developers Of
Maibrook and Holmes Run PARK.
PA. 4503
INonttruaA -, 49, o.-.1