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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Renee Pnitzky of Phoenix and Sol Nepsky
| of Los angeles Are Married in Local Rites

Ptzk daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Louis Przky OF
726 Latham bride of Sol Npsky of Los Angeles In
ceremony performed Sunday JAM at the brides home with mem
bers the family and close friends in attendance
Mr. Nepky is the Nathan Nepsky of Los
Angeles Rabbi Harry Shectman of Beth Ell Congregation o
Attended by sister, Melvin Barron of Boston, Mass the
afternoon dress and dubonnet acces
white carnations Her attendant chose
turquoise afternoon dress with black accessories and carried bou
of Angeles
best The newyweds honeymooning in Hermoo Mex
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Pescha Kagan, Pianist,
WEEDS at Temple Here

Concert Pianist Pescha Kagan
was married in Temple Beth Israel
recently to Nate Sidell.
Her brother, DIR. Henry Kagan,
travelled from Mt. Vernon, N. T.,
where he occupies a pulpit, to con-
duct the ceremony in the Beth Is
rael sanctuary. In return for the
courtesy extended her by the tenn
pie, Mrs. Sidell offered to contrib
ute a concert performance for the
benefit of the temple building
fund at any time.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Married SO Years

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Denawetz of
1921 E. Roosevelt celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary on Dec.
25. They have been residents of
Phoenix for 10 years and came
from Detroit. They have five chill
dren including Ben Denawetz and
Mrs. Solon Lewinthal of Phoenix,
and seven grandchildren.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Resort Invites Group

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dreier, Jr., of
the Royal Palms Inn on East Cam
elback Road have conveyed to Mrs.
Joseph Bank, chairman of the med
ical school committee of Hadassah,
their invitation to serve as hosts
for the pre-patroness donor lunch
con scheduled for late January.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Jewish Leader
From Coast To
Address Women

Lillian Marks, vice president of
the Los Angeles council of the Pho
neer Women of America and presi-
dent of the board of the Jewish
Theological Seminary, will be
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, June 13 NP, USDA)-sal-
able hogs, 11,O0O: very slow and uneven
senerally $3.50 lower all butchers and
sows; closed mostly so lower: top, 2O.25;
most good and choice 1S0-230 pounds,
1855; 270-3oo pounds, 5 sI; 's5cis 90; Few few
few l5o-1so pounds, 10000 90; good
l6a5o few choice, 300 pounds. 17.75;
pounds mostly 135O-l5 90.
Sslable cattle, 4,5O0; ,salable, calves,
900; with receipts very light, market con
Steers ano heifers fully steady to so
ol sp; vealers steady to 100 higher; most
3I9O: few choice loads, 31.25-31,75;
hleh-choice absent; medium to low-good
grades, 26.50-29. 90; most good and choice
heiferS and mixed yearlings, 29.00-3l 90;
psckase choice steers and heifers mixed,
81 so; good cows, 22.50-24 90; common
and medium beef cows, 10 00-22.25; can
ners and cutters, 15.00-19.00; medium
and good sausage bulls, 2.15-24.2 me-
dium to choice veaiers, 25.00-29.00; few
At 5000.
salable sheep, 1000; very little done;
spring lambs, 20 90 down to small killers
but bulk unsold; double deck S5-pound
good to choice Nebraska fall-shorn and
No. l skin, 26.75; about steady: most
old-crop lambs and yearlinss unsold;
slaughter ewes weak at 7.00-10.50, ac-
coroing to weight.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished bv tn,
United states Department of Aericulture
Apples-Market about steady; Offering,
hight; bushel baskets, U. S. No. l. Vir.
slnla Winesaps, ga inch up. 4.OO-25.
sacfs rotatoesMNeW cebbleS. nn Virginia 1oo.pound
Poultry Quotations.
Pcultry--Slightly stronger hens: weaker
undertone fryers; receipts liberal: trading
slow; fryers. 3H pounds and up, 29-3l
few high as 321a; under 3H pounds
27-2S; hens. heavyweights, 25-2s; mostly
q; lightweights. few 20; turkeys, hens
10 pounds and up, one lot 20.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, none.
ments, 3.s2s bushels; stocks, 1861
bushels; No red winter. .garlicky. spot,
winter. garlicky, spot. 226hs.
Corn-Receipts, 3,946 bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks. 2,110,55S bushels
Oats-oRseelpts. none; shipments. none;
STOCKS; $3.50 bushels. No quotations.
none: sticks. iiI.ss4 bushels. She shipments
Rye-Receipts, 45,392 bushels; ship
ments, s9.992 bushels; stocks, 62.4sO
soybeans-Receipts, none: shipments
none; stocks, 0.436 bushels.
Mlllfeed-Receipts. none.
Butter and EGGS.
Esgs-Market slightly stronger on cur
demand good; receipts moderate; A large,
a9-43; some low as 3S; mediums, 36-
3s; large, 35-37; current receipts, un-
. Keceipts-Butter. 1880 pounds; eggs.
3,S32 cases.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Foreign Exchonqe

NEW YORK. june IS lp-For,iEa
exehanse rates follow Great Britain IN
cellars, others in csntSls canadian doll
lar IN Sew York open mATks, o. per ecat
diScoN MT, or 20 Sc Z S. cents. upchAnged.
Europe, Great Britain tpouudl - 500,
unchRnEeds Great Britain SN~dAy futures.
: S0's. unehAnssd Great Britain Bu-dAy
futures, > Sots, HnchsDgea. Great Britain
9o-Gay futures, : 81. unchanEed BE-
France frAnel, $50 q cent an
chaaged, Holland 'kuldeTl. - -, ~ 81
ei q cent Italy lNrai. -l6ts of cent.
unbalanced; PprtgSai tescgdoi. 4tqis up
nl of cent. Sveaen tkTonsA 81, uu-
ehAnSed; Switzerland franc tree.
"3.si, unehanEe6
Latin America, ArgentlnA ,Iretl. / %.
unchanged RrAEu tree, 5 Ac, unclaimed,
Mexico. li56. unshAhgcd NsnesuslA
tbolivarl, SO .OS, unehSnEe1.
Far East: Hong Kons dellAT / SIS, un.
ehAnEta
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Stocks Stage Rally
After Morning Drop
In Top-6rade Issues
BY the Asseeiated Press

NEW YORK, June 13.-The
stock market promptly started q
rally after a morning decline to-
day.
Early losses running to around
two points were cut to fractions
in most cases. Only a handful
Of shares. however. managed to
cross into plus territory.
Chief targets for substantial
profit taking sales were the auto
and steel groups. plus an assort-
ment of other top-grade shares.
Selling gradually spread to other
divisions Of the market.
The morning decline was viewed
chiefly as normal setback fol-
lowing recent intense demand for
blue-chip shares. many of which
have reached the highest prices in
to 81 years.
Yesterday the market on av-
erage climbed to a new four-year
peak. Steels and autos supplied
the motive power for the rise.
Power prices were paid fol
United States Steel, Republic
Steel, General Motors, Chrysler
Studebaker, United States Rub
Der. Caterpillar Tractor, Lockheed
Emerson Radio, Radio Corp, Mo-
torola. American Telephone, Ana.
conda Copper. American Cyana.
mid, Dow Chemical, Dupont
Southern Railway. Chesapeake &
Ohio. Nickel Plate, Barnsdall OF
and United States Gypsum.
/ Santa Fe stood out with a gair
OF l1a points at one time.
Corporate bonds moved narrow.
ly. United States Government
issues held steady in over-the.
counter dealings.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June II lP--Mtu buying
which offset to some extent heCEEnF
pressure from the Southwest save wheat
a better tone durtnE this mornings Board
of Trade session
The advance in wheat was reflected IN
other grains, but July SoybeAnS continue
on the weak side
The buying in wheat was against SRles
Of 10000 tTl sacks of hour for the
Production and Marketins Administration
for shipment to Greece. There were re-,
ports also that eastern chain bakeries had
booked mderate Quantities Of -four
July oats were inclined to advance a.
times and gave a better tone TO deferred
deliveries, but corn was unable 10 show
the develoument OF that crop was a
trading factor.
The lower trend OF eottonseed oil had
q DEPRESSING effect on soyoeans, which
in turn brought lower prices for lard
AT noon wheat was 10 hiSher to 1.
lower than yesterdays close; July, @.leas
Corn was n to IA lower; July l44ss
Oats were "a higher TO $ lower II,S.
sta. SoybeanS were unchanged to / II
lower; July, 3.oS and lard was 70 ~
cents q hundredwsiEht lower; July, II 5;
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Crude Oil Production
At New Years Hiqh
BY .he Asseeiosed Press

TULSA. OKLA. June lS.-The
Nations daily average crude oil
production scared by "a .425 barrels
during the week ended June 10. the
Oil and Gas Journal reported to-
day.
The Jump to a total of 5.246. $50
barrels daily was the sixth conse-
cutive week production has set
1850 record.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June 13 lPl.-Cotton fu-
lures turned weak in forenoon trading
today after displaying slight rallying tend
encies.
Aggressive liouidation and some heds-
ing met only scale down trade demand,
Declines in securities influenced some
selling Of cotton. and dealers ALSO point
ing price for cotton.
Noon prices were 45 cents to 81 so q
1895; october, 32.s4. and December,
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Washington Exchunqe
SALES

Potomac Electric Power common-so at
I5H; is at 1914. 112 at 1874 100
SSouanern Co common-10O at 12ss.
15A at 15N. "'
virginia da,l Electric & Power common-1oo
Potomac Electric Power common-1oo at
15H. 100 at 15X. -'o ~
GGarfn1nckel Garf1ncksll ee1mmImon-l0O em at 17as.
Pnseei Potomse Eieet4;e fa1 pepeisrredmIoo at 1s
1874 0"i'ion-oe al
Washington Gas S4.5o preferred-1s at
Evening star., 1950-06-13

hourly Sales on the Exchangs Today:
II 100 I'm 43o 900 200 noon $50 600
100 ON. go 600 900 ON. 600 600
tunit Of trading 10 shares sIn bank-
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. eld Called. 3 y dividend
stock dividend Cash or stock, De-
clared Or paid so far this year eayable
dend date Q Paid last year b DECLARED
or paid after stock. dividend or split-up
X Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
dating dividend. sPsyabie h stock. exset
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1950-06-13

0SI INCLUDES ON
FURNISHED hy ths
FOREIGN las
Australia IS SIS lo5se
Denmk Ahs 81 e7i1
II p Ut 2-3s ~ 37bs
MxIrr 4las6San Ga
NEW YORK CITY
So 40 loeyt,
DOMESTIC l:Ja
Am&FP 5s2o3o S9ls
AmT&T 3tas59 l2Stt
AmT&T 224s57 121
Amr&T 2& sol 1lStt
AmT&T 29<s7l 1oost
AmT&T 2%sS6 S63l
Am Tob IS 62 1o23t
Am Tob IS 80 los
A c L As 81 1o3
B q o 5s 70 3 slA
B & o 5s a5 G 5o3S
B & o SIS 30o0K 50
B&O cv4l22aI0 463&
B&O Tc As SIS 76lS
BrkUnG 27ss76 1olS
Cap Airl As COB -
CRRNJ 3E4s 81 Aaiz
C B & @ As IS 1loSs
CMSP4 lss201a- 67IA
CMSP4las2o44 81
C&NW As 90 SAsS
Con Ed cv3s63 l5e
cGELPcv2h62 l2osA
D&R in4la20ls s.
Det Ed cv 3s So lisa
Erie tI2s a015 66is
Or B&w deb B IL
HAM inc 5s 81 -
lCCSL s. 63A 1o4
IntGtNor 6s 81 ALA
Lac Gas 4hs6S l1e
Leh v IS 2003C s.
Leh v IS 2OO3P A3
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Market Averages
Odd-Lot DEALINGS
By the Associoted Press

The Securities and Exchange Commits
by customers with odd-lot dealers or
specialists on the New York Stock Ex-
chanse for June II: 6,46T purchases IN
volving 19S,210 shares: Sales involving
206.2l9 shares involving 7,345 orders in
cludinG 1890 shares sold short on so
orders.
Evening star., 1950-06-13
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, June 13 LP,.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 22ts
IL cents q pound. New York; zinc, rs
cents q pound. East et. Louis.
Evening star., 1950-06-13

Y SELECTED ISSUES
Associated Pxessb
Len Y 4s 2o03A 53ie
LorriIlard 5s5l 1o93a
| Mkt al 5se57 O.
Mo-Pac 6Ns 90 ara
Mo- Pae SIS ~ ? 1o2ss
No Pae Is rs 70
IMorSEs $500 ct 81
lMr&Es4 lss55ct 6osA
Nat Steel IS IS 1oA1e
NO NoEs 4lsS52 lo7
NOTM IS 54 1o15e
NOTM 4tss SO 1oola
N Yc SIS 2ol3 6sl4
NYc4iss9Dl3A A 62l3
| NYcHR Stss 81 7esk
NY conn2NsT5 1oosA
NY Law Is 70 1o55s
| NYNHin4~s22 AA3A
NYNHH4s2007 66ss
N Y o W As SIS Ia
PacT&T3lssS7 1o5zs
Penn RR 5s 6S lc5SA
PennRR 4ias6o 114
PenRR 4N.sS4E 9S
Phil Il 2S.s 81 lo21s
PhPet cv2Sss75 11ois
SLSr 4hsoO22 SOFA
So Pac 4tss 81 S1b4
So Pac avs 80 %
So Rwy As Sc S4i,s
SpkInt4iss20l3 SOFA
rex&NOSasS9o sslA
Ihirc Ave $3.50 26ls
On Pae 2iss 81 S5
vaEl&P Stss R3 122&s
VaE&P 2szs rs 1ol1s
W Sh As 1881 S9Se
Wstn On 5s go e4la
wstEcv2 65sT3 114iA
Westhse n CIV
2.65S 73 cid lo53h
Evening star., 1950-06-13
M. Y. Bond Market

list NCLUDEs ONLY SKLRCTED ISSUES
lRnrnlshAa IN tka AaznciAtnA Rrnzal
Evening star., 1950-08-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CASH FOR 4-BEDRM. det. brick
home near parochial schools. under
S1S;50o; not over 20 yrs. old. 10.
APT: BLLDG.. An. walk up. 7-e lI rm.
refgrs.. auto. heat and h.w.; 81
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER -
dssT0y des vtb ma oSnet Ssmt lss ao lS PFstsr
stantial cash Box 379-s, Star. g..
SHEPHERD PARK, Brightwood and
Petworth; cash buyers available; free
appraisal, KAY REALTY CO.. INC,
/, "a. SA1 Gas; CASH FOB HOUSES. any is con.
ATTENTfoN a STs5 NE. AND Sc. owner.
II you have property in ne. or s.e
WASHINGTON to sell we have many
Clients clients. This area being our spe.
EaLTSY3 EEanL Y sss sssssriA G,d 8. JOE FR cgssdo 4sdS
PVT. PARTY will buy 3-bedrm. house
no. of Missouri ave. or no. of Abe
marie ST. st., D. c. Substantial cash.
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATHs wanted Aug.
or Sept: convenient to Old Navy,
Aurora Hills or similar neighbor-
hood; owners only address, Captain
Whipnle, General Delivery, James
TINE s3Eei ! i AsR d ;4,nEpRooM HOMES
zANTz1NGER Y hass'tse C. GaYsfi sgs < st. = NV p.
uTtAT}S1!IoN IA; 5S7ii eyes; VA WA: 1911; e
BuY TE 69RG; SiREdT Fl Fh6M s5, owNER-TSSree 7nS
or :4-bedrm.. 2-bath house with
sample gfounds; approx. $50. 900 to
$4,000; pref. Wesley Heights or
nesrby restricted area. Md. OR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
raw ave eei soa to oierP ef9sHf5cS THos E. Tns. JaR.
RELL CO. Realtors (estab. 1879,
~ 10th st: Nv, MA: o765.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION ATrEN!lIElIO!N 70 the sale
ssil K. HuMpHRiEs, ThsI Resitor.
sos North capitol Nx s7s9. Frss
pRHcT pRIEei AisoM Me5gis oWSER infs Sebsst sls cash
EMS. ST. 1865: ewes. vi. 1886.
TOP DOLLAR CASH for houses; white
action. ST. 1920; ewes. OV. 30s6.
WE HAVE MANY PROSPECTS for
homes ranging from $4,000 to
SSN Y Ro4Sa SSSs ny si44 sf's'0a St. GoR hS
WANT 3-BEDRooM HOUSE in NV.
D. C. Will exchange 4-bedroom
house in New. York suburb; owners
only: Box 204-R, Star. 10
your house for all cash: Md Va. or
D. C. MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S. 12'
LIsTINGs WANTED - For a better
service and an expert appraisal
phone ewes. or Sun, OR. 6a16, L. T.
GRAVATTE, realtor, 1913 K st. NV,
MA. 0753. -6
SHERIDAN REALTY co. will pay you
cash for your home in Brightwood.
Call RA. 1143.
GOVT MAN will pay all cash for
l to 4 family house. CONFIDENTIAL.
PARTY WANTS 70 BUY from owner,
white or colored. houses, any cond. !:
pay all cash. Box 316-T. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SILVER sPRING-several fine loc
for business or ONCE. H. BROOKS
PERRING g. CO., Realtors, 81. 4422
435 H ST. N.w.-3-story brick build.
ing across from new Government
GEORGE l. BoRGER, 643 Indiana
ave NV, Ma. O350. %
1000 BRANDYWINE ST. 1st com.
mercial l block from Wis. ave
churches, stores, schools and trans.
portation. Corner house of 10 rms
and 3 baths; full attic, porches, oil
h.--w,h.; bldg. in excellent cond.
suitable for doctor, dentist or busi;
!; VoLKMAN, EN-. 1866; ewes, OR
ARLiNGToN-Excellent close-in To-
cation with all-purpose bldg. in
one Of Arlington's newest and finest
shopping sections. R. w. MULLEN
FOR SHOP. bungalow $500 So. ft.)
on alley, commercial zoned. Suitable
contractor. engineer. upholSterer. etc
Apply evenings. 5423 Annapolis I'd.
Bladensburs, Md, or phone Marl-
1877 Ssc 1851 Ss srd ST. N.w.-rwo-story
4rifk elaf asNpnay 5ne CON- sa a9oo n % ave- se
M ST, NEAR CONN. AvE.-2nd
com, 2 small rooms, pvt. wash
room, heat and water furn.; S35
mo: A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. IS
UPPER WISCONSIN AVE. bet. Sears
and Woodward g. Lothrop's new
store, choice location; subst. frame
beauty beau ,,,ss salon: See MR.; TIPToN
aaas aay TsfcfaSi NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-tBsse.
covered with inlaid asphalt tile;
new fluorescent lights, numerous
plug outlets; private tiled bath
shower; suitable for dress shop
novelty store, radio-television re.
pair. studio or use for any Other
clean business. Inspection invited
18th ST. Mr.. THOMAS CIRCLE. Isl
comm, sub. 3-story, bsmt., br., suit
bus. or prof. use, lee. rms, newly
dec, gas heat; reas. MA. 1857
sun. RA. 5445.
UPPER 14th ST. 3443 14th st. NV
-Dble. brick gar; can be used fol
store, shop, storage. RA. 2036.
BLADENsBURG RD.. nr. New Yorl
THAcRER Realty id 't CO.. ieT sT. 7fss rfas
OFFICE, completely furn.. Rhod,
THACKER REALTY CO., ST. 7139
NORTH CAPITOL AND M STS.-2nc
commercial, 5000 50. IT., manufac.
TURNS oftces. psrkins; THAcKEF
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APT. BLDGS,-N.W.

This Arm has several modern apt
ranging in size from 8 to 200 units
All are excel. values and afford q
fine investment opport. for Idle
funds. Cash down paymts. from
S12,5O0 upwards can be accomo-
dated and trade of your presently
owned smaller property for q
details regarding q specific bldg
for you, today call Ia. 653s.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K ct. NV. Realtors. Ex. 1911,
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$50 MO; for two 2.story brick build
mo-: excellent for small repair shop,
storage. etc. Rear Atlas Theater,
1900 block H st. ne. being 1915,
1921, 1923 Linden ct. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000. -6
LARGE MODERN BRICK BLDG.
formerly automotive sales and serv-
Use; 115x100; excel. loc. for business
or storage, 1O21-31 Sd st. NV
THoS. D. WALSH, INC. s15, 11th
1t. NV. DI. 1857.
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MT. PLEASANT
INCOME PROPERTY

conveniently located in the Mt
Pleasant area. This property con.
sists of two 1-bedroom. kitchen anc
bath apis. and one 2-bedroom unit
A combined approved rental of $255
per month. The basement, which is
partially converted, could produce
an additional income Of $75 pei
month. House is in excellent condi.
ton. Price, $4,000. Please phone
Mr.. Thos. H. Mitchell.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO., INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
Evenings, OR. 1512 IS
Evening star., 1950-08-06
OPEN
Sunday 2 to $50
HICKS REALTY co.
"THE GARBO"

3706 MT. VERNON AVE.
AL. 1900. Eve. phone Mrs. Field
mans. TIE. 0S31, or Mrs. Liddington,
TIE Abb IS
Evening star., 1950-08-06
LUCKY BREAK
COUNTRY PROPERTY

DESIRABLE COUNTRY property Al
Thurmont. Nd. situated in grove
OF trees. 3 acres of land, wooded
with stream. close town S-roon
modern dwelling. Price, Sis. OO(
WIN S. LOHR. Thurmont. Nd
CHARMING mountain retreats. near
Skyline Drive; good roads. electricity.
pure spring water. beautiful noun
tain-valley views; low taxes. 7-room
bungalow. excellent condition, 9
acres. $500; 5-room chalet-type,
some repairs needed, 25 acres. So
500. S. E. HENING. Sperryville, Va.
Telephone 1921.
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One of the finest 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial homes we have ever Of
fered. Liv. rm. with fpl., din. rm.
and kit. on 1st mr.; . very lge.
bedrms. and tile bath up; oil h.-w
heat, concealed radiation; full bsmt
with Law; attached garage; screened
conc. pch.: leveled lot. Very close-in
Arl. loc: S17,250; only $1,000 cash
required
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Wanted-Country Property
Within 40 miles of Wash. We have
clients with substantial cash who
want an attrac. house, mod. i'm
provements, on from to 100 acres.
Please phone or write.
HICKS REALTY CO.
37o6 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex, AL.
1900. Ewes, TIE. 1859 or TIE. O933.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
). II. BROOKS, Realtor

CH. or OW. o1UU.
30l6 Columbia Pike. Open 10 til 8.
ARLINGTON-Dup close to Buck
ingham. 1-bedrm. units, tile bath.
fireplace, equipped kitchen. oil heat.
SI4.T5O. PAUL B. billiard, OW
Gn0A OF 1R4Q
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CLUB MANOR ESTATES
Stone and Brick Rambler
N,14xa ,%;I ne ,.l1

OPOA4 VA Oo4 n
Custom built homes OF the finest
craftsmanship, located on u wooded
acre; beautifully Handicapped grounds,
nr. Army and Navy Club. Charming
entr. hall, lge. liv. rm. with stone
fireplace and lovely picture window,
lge, gracious din. rm. opening, onto
delightful. huge screened porch; de
luxe all-elec. equipped kit. with
buffers pantry; 3 bedrms., | paneled
in cedar and . pastel tile baths;
disappearing stairway to attic for
storage; ground-level English ter
race; cedar -paneled club rm. with
flrepl; maids rm. and bath; .stor-
age rm.; utility rm.; gas &C. heat;
2-car gar. Priced right; excellent
financing; substantial cash. Drive
out Arlington Ridge I'd. to South
23rd ST., rt.. on 23rd st. to South
Pierce St, left l block to 1921
I. G.. GROVES
Broker of eBtter Homes"
Em, -299s, Radio Bldg, Arli; ".
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

oNE-HALF OF OFFICE. separately
Reasonable rent MA. 1895. =
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR or dentist.
Very desirable 5-room suite, S33
So. ft., at Conn. ave. and Porter
st. NV. Available now. THOS J.
FISHER & CO.. Realtors, 73S 18th
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HOUSES WTp. TO BUY (cent.
LIsTINGs URGENTLY NEEDED /! .

LIsTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED :!
Selling your home is one OF the mos
important undertakings of q life.
time; intrust the sale Of your home
to q large. experienced and highly
reputable Arm fully equipped tc
render the best possible complete
service; we have many, many quail.
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
call us for a discussion Of your rea
estate problem. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411.
URGENTLY NEEDED-3 to 5 bedrm
houses, in good NV, Montg. County
or Va. loc;, $4,000 to $40, 900.
ple1ss call Mrs Dr,R RamSay; GL 1896
once, 1907 o st. NV. HU. 1855. -
WILL BUY GI from owner in nearby
Virginia, masonry bungalow or Cape
Cod with expandable attic, bed
rms, bath, dining rm.. liv. rm., kit.
on 1st fir., full bsmt.; not over
$4,000. Gil. 6S92.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy home
and assume GI loan; bet. $4,000
and $1,000. MI. $3.50.
NEED BEDRMs., 2 family houses,
good NV. loc. Many clients wait
e. inf l. APPRo1Eb IA a51E Or e. r. wants ANTS house,
nearby Va. Give price, location,
description. d, phone number. Box
CDR. ;fasV wANTs SsiEi s-BEDRM. House,
nice neighborhood; handled with
S2,00O-S2, cash and monthly
payment OF 500. Ia. 6314.
cash. Expert appraisels. Quick
service; WILLIAM P; ATKINSON
REALTY CO., RE. 10l6. 81
CAN PAY CASH for small home,
within 3 mi. of Hyattsville. Owner
SOLD LARGE HoUSE-cash for
D. c., Silver Spring or suburban
homes. Consider farms. GE. H71.
FOR PVT. HOME, 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial in Arlington Co., substan-
tial cash, bal. GI; trust or mortgage.
Call AID. 0463 after s pm.
WE ARE SOLD OUT of houses from
$4,000 to 100000, anywhere in the
Northwest area. Lots of prospects
with substantial cash and an active
sales force to sell your home. Call
ME. 1143 until pm. any day.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
TWO OR 3-BEDROOM Virginia house
with garage near grade school. Rea-
sonable. Family of three will con-
slider renting. Call JE. 1854.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A NJ ROTH, RE. 1880
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY on or near
railroad and telegraph I'd areas
to suit; attractive prices. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV, Ma.
1166.