davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1950-07-08
Governor Cornmends
independence Day
Celebrations Comm.

Governor de Castro has com
mended the Chairman and
members Of the 1850 Indepen-
dence Day Celebrations Com
mittee on the success of their
efforts.
He stated that "The program
was we'll planned and very
well executed. The activities
were designed to renew the
old & traditional spirit of our
people in observance of the
Fourth of July. The enthusiasm
demonstrated by the people is
an indication that the primary
objective of the committee
was attained. / hope that the
full scale celebration of hide
pendence Day this year will
be continued and increase in
patriotic enthusiasm during
the years to come"
, 1950-07-08
Knud-Knud Hunsen.
Former Health
Comm, Honored

A fund was created by ordi7
nance in st. Thomas recently,
and approved by the Cover
nor creating the DR.. Knud-
Hansen Fund. In a message to
DR. Hansen Governor
de Castro wrote:
1T was a great pleasure for
me to approve this ordinance
on your behalf. The services
you have rendered this COM
munity in attending to hun-
dreds of sick people is of in
estimable value. Your work
will always be remembered
and looked upon as the symbol
, 1950-07-08
Off. Of Agriculture
Department to
Visit Here Monduy

Mrs. Nathan Koenig, Execu-
tive Assistant to the Secretary
of Agriculture, accompanied
by Director Bartlett of the Fed
eral Experiment Station at
Mayaguez, and Puerto Rico
Commissioner of Agriculture
Colon Torres, will arrive here
on Monday and remain over
Tuesday next week.
These officials arrived in
st. Thomas and will remain
over the weekend.
, 1950-07-08
Hdnnons Leuve
On Seven-Week
Vocation to Muinlo.

Robert L. Harmon, Exlen-
sion Agent in Charge at he
Agricultural Station, left for
the mainland today with Mrs.
Harmon and their son, Rob rt,
jr., for a vacation on the main
land.
Mr.. Harmon will spend three
weeks at Cornell University at
Ithica, NY. participating in an
Extension Workshop along
with many other extension
workers from various states,
from July II to August 4. He
will also attend the Third Re
Continued on page A
, 1950-07-08

There was a grand reunion
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Henderson a few days
ago when their three sons, a
daughter-in-law & five grand
Continued on page A.
, 1950-07-08

of what the Creator must have
had in mind when he made
mankind"
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Word Game
Find 43 or more words in
CRAPULOU US,

meaning, nCeuperaUe. average
is 80; limit, 80 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
list will be published Monday.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
By the Assoeiofed Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June TO-
The only girl getting a degree in
architecture at, Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology commence
ment exercises also has a husband
and a job lined up.
But pretty Virginia Stevens OF
Andover doesn't expect to have
a home Of her own for years. She
will be too busy following the fleet
A wartime Wave, she will be
married June II to 1t. G.g) Rufus
Small. a Navy pilot.
Then, after a two-week honey
moon, she will report to her Navy
post at Dahlgren, Va. as the sta
tion's only architectural draughts-
man.
Fortunately her husband-to-be
also is stationed there.
The brides job will be drawing
plans for all of the buildings done
by the Navy there. She also will
draw plans for homes to be built
by some of her Navy friends.
Her own home is so far in the
future that she hasn't given much
thought to the possible design.
Now 26, she made up her mino
in grade school to go to NIT and
learn to be an architect.
An honor student all through
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Answer to EXTRUSIVE.
Births Reported

(rrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Only Girl in Her NIT Class
Has Husband, Job Lined Up

Punchard High School in And
over, Virginia entered Tech with
no entrance requirements and
with a $500 freshman scholarship
After her wartime service. she
came back under the CT bill for
the tough five-year course in ar
chitecture.
Solitary female in the class of
26, she was delighted to get her
degree but sorry. to part with her
classmates.
They've been like rs brothers
to me-" Virginia said. They've
razzed men an treated me like
one of them and been so darn good
to me, I'm sure going to miss
them"
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Goren on Bridqe

The tendency to lead through
strength, heritage from our Pill
grim fathers of a less enlightened
era, is perhaps the outstanding
flaw in the defensive game of
many players of today.
To attack the enemy at his
strongest points seems to me
equally unsound, whether on battle
grounds, in the field of sport or
at the card table. The simplest,
and it seems the most effective,
strategy is to pick of setting
tricks before the declarer gets his
big guns into action. Today's
hand provides a typical example.
The bidding was short and to
the point. South had a natural
opening of one spade and West an
equally normal overcall, even though
vulnerable. North felt there was
no special advantage in showing
the club suit. and, since he was
unwilling to play for less than a
game in spades, made a direct
forcing raise.
The opening lead was the king
of hearts. East played the ten and
South the deuce. The hand rests
or falls with Vests next lead.
There is a temptation to follow
through with the ace and another
heart. Partners ten may be the
start of high-low, which is a
play he should make only if able
to overruff dummy, which is
rather unlikely in this case. Or
the ten may be a singleton, or ac-
complained by a higher honor.
In any case it would be danger
GUS to continue with the ace for
fear of setting up a trick for de-
clarer which could be used to OBJ
tain a diamond discard out of
dummy. Observing the strength
in dummy, West lazily led the
eight of clubs through it. Declarer
did not take time out for a finesse.
He won the trick, extracted the
trumps and Immediately estab-
Evening star., 1950-06-10
7 axe NV Word for 1t
Frenk Cobb,

the "sloe" Of "sloe gin" is pronounced
like the word SLOW" say it rhymes
with Chloe-Mrs. II.
A. Sorry I cannot side with you,
Mrs. II. Sloe is a one-syllable word,
pronounced exactly like "slow."
Incidentally, sloe Is the name of
kind of prune (plum). It's color
is a blush or purplish black. Sloe
gin is SO called, because it takes its
favor (and its purplish color from
the sloe, and not from juniper
berries, as is the case with ordinary
gin.
From P. P. R., Los Angeles: To
settle an argument. please state
whether Spanish or English has the
larger vocabulary. Also, how large
was Shakespeare's vocabulary?
A. The vocabulary Of British Eng
liSh is considerably larger than the
Spanish. But American English con-
tains more words than any other
language. For example, there are
about 100000 listings In the Oxford
English Dictionary, whereas Web
ster's New International Dictionary,
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Readers Want to Know.

Reading: Pease advise if the
pronoun "our" is pronounced like
the word "are." ~. D.
A. The pronoun "our" is heard
as "ahr," to rhyme with tar, "ow-er'
to rhyme with tower, and frequent
ly, in Eastern and Southern speech
"ow-uh." However, best usage
rhymes the word with hour-"ow'
followed by an "r" vanish, thus
Owr.
Chicago: The word lever-should
1t rhyme with ever" or fever?
IT. T.
A. Both pronunciations are sane
toned by the authorities. 1t is my
opinion tnat lever and leverage are
customarily pronounced LEVER and
LEV-er-idge, in the United States
The short "e" was Noah Webster's
only choice in his original American
dictionary.
Montgomery: Please referee an
argument and bring peace to this
household. My husband says that
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Natures Children
Pine Woods Tree Frog.
By liIIion Cox Athey


In June the chorus of the pine
woods tree frog can be heard fol
q quarter of a mile. As you enter
their domain, the woods Of the
Okeefeenokee Swamp region, you are
soon aware of other sounds.
If you go at dusk, the nighthawks
put on a show Of stunt-fying just
above the tree tops. Bats sally
forth from hollow tree apartments
pursuing swarms of lusty insects
Their silent erractic leather winged
flight is accompanied by high
squeaks which we know now to be
their obstacle echo finder which
enables them to avoid crashes.
There are sharp snaps in the
distance made by brown bears on
brittle twigs, rustling leaves in
dicate swift passage of rats, mice
and shrews. 1t is grand to have a
companion on such trips.
From nearby tree comes the
penetrating Shrill kek-kek-kek-kek-
belonging to the tree frog you are
interested in seeing. The wee
broadcaster is a noted ventrilo-
quist and to find him is an art.
Sometimes, on a moonlight night
the enlarged sticky disks on his
fingers and toes and his cleaning
white inflated throat sac betray
him. Often, his small feet and hands
are neatly foled under his inch and
o half body.
The range of this frog Hyla
femoralis extends from the Dismal
Swamp in Virginia to Florida and
Texas. Always where there are an
abundance of pine trees.
In the expansive piney woods
surrounding the Okeefeenokee this
frog is without doubt the most
abundant amphibian. Authorities
tell me there are $500 to the square
mile.
On their way to the nocturnal
breeding pool, the calls are clear
and decisive. Travellers some times
are seen resting on wide magnolia
leaf, on a bit of bark or even in
Spanish moss. These small tree
frogs are independent insect har-
pooners who soon find a pine tree
of their own on which to reside all
summer. When cool nights arrive, a
protected niche will be sought in
which to retire and snooze all
winter.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Sawyer to Be Guest
After Airport Opening
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, June 9.-Secre-
tary of Commerce Sawyer will be
the speaker when the Baltimore
Association of Commerce cele-
brates the opening of Friendship
International Airport June %. =
The $15 million airport will be
dedicated June "a with President
Truman as the speaker.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
JUDGE to Get Medal

Judge Joseph r. Jackson of the
Court of Customs and Patent Ap-
peals will receive Manhattan Col
lege's gold medal at commence
ment exercises in New York Tues
day, Judge Jackson slives in the
Westchester Apartments.
Evening star., 1950-06-10

lished the club suit for the .neces-
sary discards.
A moments reflection should
make it evident that unless the
defense could win a diamond trick
their case was a very weak one.
The bidding indicates pretty clearly
that South has the ace of dia-
monds and If he also has the king
of clubs there is no hope.
If partner has the king Of clubs,
there is no hurry about setting it
up, but a diamond trick must be
built up quickly. This can be done
only if partner has the queen of
diamonds. The point is, time may
kill a diamond trick, but it can
not wither the king of clubs. SO
West might just as well have
prayed for partner to have the
queen of diamonds. His prayer
would have been answered. True
enough, declarer could still win the
hand by ducking East's queen of
diamonds and forever disconnect-
ing West from his partner, but
you might as well make him work
for his supper.
Copyright 1850. BY Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.

From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.)
Sophie Miller, 90, $500 14th St NV.
Annie Bladen, IS. 1249 Raum st. ne.
Jacob. Erenbury. ~: 4027 18th st: nv
Robert Kealey. 81. Berkeley, w. Va.
Ella Satterfield. 65, 1889 L ST. ne,
Mary Carrich. 81. 400 Delafield place NV
Irving Hirschtick. SO. 1925 st. NV.
Marguerite Farrell, so, 24o3 22nd st. NV
Abraham Henderson, 81. 1O1l Barnab1
Robert Davis. 7s, $50 Division ave- ne
qeorge Shields rs e 1l0y Hanoyer st. NV "
Oliver Gideon, 65, 1881 T st. NV.
Gladys Simms. 40. 90 Fenton st. ne.
Viola Jennifer. SO: 81 virginia ave, s.w
Evelyn Harper, 2S, Al r st. ne.
Evening star., 1950-06-10

second edition, contains more than
600 900.
Shakespeare's written vocabulary
is estimated at about 10000 words.
Milton used but 5000.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
BY charles H. oorer

Both vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
A. A732
0AK7643 y 10
1K102 Q9S643
&375 &K62
SOUTH
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The bidding:
South West North East
spade 2hearts 3spades Pass
spades Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king of hearts.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
SUBURBAN RAMBLERS

VETERAN APPROVED
New, attractive 2-bedrm. brick homes
on large level lot with trees, and
excellent for gardening. Centrally
and conven. located to everything.
Phone FA. 2122 till 8 pm.
CAPUTI REALTY
Evening star., 1950-05-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY ESTATE for sale by owner.
Consisting Of house with IA rooms,
hot and cold water, aforementioned
heat. Two rental houses on prop
plank fence. Located miles off
route one on hard surfaced road,
between Washington and Fred
ericksburg. Va. Price S22.500. H. r.
HEFL1N. Garrisonville, Va. Phones
Garrlsonville S-F-3 or S-F-5. -2S
bedrm., 2-bath remodeled house, in
the Blue Ridge Mountains, within
80 miles D. C. Delightfully."- cool eve
nings with breath taking view by
day. Garden and all the pleasures
OF country living, yet modern in
every respect. Call FRANK H.
Rowe Agent, MI. 5577; eyes,, WO.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

SILVER SPRING, Dale dr.-Corner
lot. ideal for stores and apts.; priced
$4,000. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Realtor. RE. -11s1.
BUSINESS PROPERTY at 145s Park
expenses on $4,000 down payment
REQUIRED. E; p. HoLLEY. MI. 1854
sI4,es5-Lot 5ox125. Bungalow
Gosg ea5ig c9nveEted on s5Ha to Office BEuaAH
space. End commercial. almost TO-
goo 50; #: on l floor, on well;
Travelled ave. in heart of city. Ideal
for car dealer, jobber. laundry,
printing plant or manufacturer. The
runs from one street through to the
rear. Reply Box i4s-H. Star o
VALUABLE CORNER, ia asres. con-
sistins OF tavern, rooms above
snd snd house divided IN two apts.; has
D. G.; nice spot for gas sta. For
NEAR 1eth AND QUINCY NE.wist
commercial. 9-Im: brick, lse. lot;
SL1FFoRD gS31 sHERTzER. Realtor.
on N ANNAPSoL1s POI RD., near Peace
Cross-Utilities, brick house, leased
liquor. store plus approx. ? acres
q a1rEeM RSsentisl ~ industrial ground: THE
5i7l: ewes: Or Sun. Or. so55, SO So
BEAUTY SALON-Must sacrifice due
eoutppes se illasss' ae,ats booths hd ~Gderply H.
MODERN sToREAAir HA sR'0; conditioned:
and nice apts.; on lot over 5000
So, IT. Close to prominent NV. re-
tail business and banking intersec-
tion: Owner retiring, will give pos
S47 $50, si5: 1000 cash, Balance one ne
trust. MAURICE KoHNER. DI.
DOWNTOWN STORE with fine apts.
oyer: near dept; stores and once
sTss sssGo0 essh baahe. Tih PSs
trust. MAURICE KoHNER, 81.
ANACosT1A-on Nichols ave, store
sIs5oS sas Sitf HAR4MaS R2Hla5 f. lot Price
l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-S4oo,
AEExANDR1A lie a1SSi SECTION, on or near
railroad, industrial land, sites to
suit small or large development;
electric power. gas, water and sewer
Priced at so cents per SQUARE foot
and upward. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 171a X st. NV, MA. 1865.
FOR SALE Tor leasel, fine bldg. in
t1 pest location; suitable for large au-
brokers' Phone DI. 2172. MAURICE
M. SALOMON CO.. Real Estate
Loans and 1ns. Broker, 917 Barr
MOD. a-sroRY concrete bldg.
10000 50. It.. near 2oth and M
NV: 2nd coml DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE. 1133; ewes, WO, 1891
Evening star., 1950-05-28

CORNER LOT, first comm; NV. cor
ner rer 18TH and Irving ne, $500 So.
IT. Of ground. being 150x5O it,
usable to accommodate stores.
Good investment; can be bought
Evening star., 1950-05-28
DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. elO 18th a.. nv. near
Conn and X; new. mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best Receptionist, mail switch
board and stenographie sve, cail
pI 2704 $40
18th %. NV. MA. e772. "a
Evening star., 1950-05-28
GOOD WAREHOUSES;

GOOD WAREHOUSES;
N. Y. ave. ares-6,0Oo "a. IT. per
floor. Q floors, conveyor.
2, 8; Capitol st. area-20.O0o %. IT.,
3 Bladensburg and N. Y. sve-2O,.
600 50. IT., ! floor, TT. siding
4. Queens Chapel-Up TO 0,00o 50
IT,. / floor. r.r. siding.
B. Market area s.w.-6, 100 50. It. Del
floor. 2 floors, elevator, r.r. siding
9. GEORGETOWN, X $1,000 50. IT.
older bldg, good advertising location
Z. Virginia, No. / hwy.-Very close In
UP to $4,000 SO. #.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
1907 H st. Realtors MA. $500
Evening star., 1950-05-28
2205 9th ST. S.

OPEN SUNDAY, Q TIL 6
Don't fail to see this cozy semidet.
brick home; only minutes from
the Pentagon; 1st floor. living rn,
dining rm., kitchen; 2nd floor, 2
bedrms. and bath; gas a.-c. heat;
nice yard. All fol, only S11,25O.
Courthouse I'd, right on Courthouse
I'd. to 9Th st. g., left on 9Th st. to
2206 and our open sign. Or call
OIL. 2439 for appt. to inspect.
SIGLER & CO., HU 3313. --2S
Evening star., 1950-05-28
INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-sALE

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL GROUND in
Alexandria; 300-ft. frontage; owner
wants quick sale. GOLDMAN. IA.
con2MERCIAL. industrial rround. D.
c., Nd; railroad sidinss; ware
EN-. LIGHTBoWN. Wa 1898.
WAREHOUSE, 40x100, truck level
loft. ceiling, railroad siding; util-
ities in or available; parking; total
area, approx. 10000 # THE
HUDSON CO, 471O Annapolis rd
Bladensburg, Nd, UN. 1918 or UN
7l71; ewes. or Sun, OR. 6n55. 80
BALTIC. BLvD.--170,000 50. #. with
2s0-ft. frontage: back up to B,
a. o. R.R., on grade: less than Sc
sq. II. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
MINI. AVE. near Eastern ave, in
D. c.: End coml. corner lot, 75x
100: perfect grade; S1,25 SO. IT.
orr soUTH CAPiToL ST. BRIDGE
We have 10000 sq. It. OF indus
trial waterfront ground for sale,
yiSN1Sk, !shss q eSiaAs6s Nai soss. Can Nib"
IT.. concrete building; Virginia
town, 100 miles from Washington.
d. C. New building, located on
main street Of delightful town. Rail
road siding, good labor market. low
electric rates; ideal for light manu-
featuring; now available; low rent
to responsible tenant. II. ROTH.
Sterling 4124.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
STORES EoR RENT Cont. }

sI1 lIth ST. N,w-ocod for an,
town; !ow rent. RA. ltoi, Ma
sToRE-Brand new: for barber shop,
shoe repair or branch laundry pos
18th St Sc. At 18Th and Pa, Sc
NEW SHOPPING AREs-Rapieiy de-.
vel. excel. los for HARDWARE. dry
goods, variety and 10 store. SnxSo-
IA. $500 or GE oo6s -&a
TAKE OVER LEASE-0oinE business:
sfss!iAr sSe i.ss snss ss ans ns 1e,s' az is9e
AKA 10Th ST. N.w-smsn store; next
10 10th and K SITS. nv. OPP. KriEhtS
OF Columbus lease: any type buSi-
ness. Also os.sals iisuor; rent, Slss;
sssI IIts ST. S.w.-ldeM for any
type business: reAs, rent JOSEPH
z RRuNo. INC. ao3 H st, nv
NEXT TO CORNER a, New York Az.
Al 9th 81, Entirely new streanlfned
reasonable rent; Ions lease PAPA-
NICOLAS INVESTMENT. Df. aoI1.
STORE AVAILABLE in Alex. shopping
center: reasonable rent; Eood lease,
S1.. tRck II sSoRE SlS or. or TE En-, i1o4. .
LcAASN ~ wan SN~At- eley ~ T.
Central location, lIOa 1th ST. NV,
RE. slSl. EN-. Sn44
NEW STORE. e0x55; customers
parkinE, Ideal for any business.
Shoe shop, delie&tesSen, drugstore
needed in this section Rent. Sl2S
mo. VIII build storage or shop in
rear. iox5o II. LIST comm 80
Carroll st. NV. D, C. across street
from TakomA Bowling Alley, GE
1Ot4
1894 l4th ST. N.w.-Excellent iocA-
uon for shoe repairing. baklng.
florist or tailor. ANY retail business.
next 10 corner and cArStop. Call
MI. 1l41 or RA. 6007.
STORE, Walter Reed area; suitable
for restaurant or beauty salon. Low
rent. Box 366-J. Star
S05 II ST. N.E,-Approx. 300 so
1t. plus basement: vacant. ST. 2oS6.
ewes, ia. $500
VARIETY OR RESTAURANT
Available at once in progressive shop
ping area in Arlington: to-ft. show
windows in corner location. marking
Evening star., 1950-05-28
4lb 5th st. NV

once space in on-eommereIal rome,
1900 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va.
OK. 1924. -2p
Evening star., 1950-05-28
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

2-STORY BRICK warehouse and Of
nee, approx. 2,400 so. IT.. first com
merctal; fne condition; In rear OF
good business block of H st. ne;
$3.50 per month. Call EASTERN
REALTY CO.. 1887 H st. ne. TR.
SIX TWELVE to $4,000 square feet
flreproof warehouse in best loca tion
near downtown washington; long
lease to responsible tenants at rea-
Sonable rental: Phone DI 2172;
MAURICE M. sALoMoN CO, Real
ers, 917 Barr Bldg.
$40 =; Two story brick, near Atlas
Theater,- 1900 block H st. ne Key
at 1928 Linden Court. DRURY
REALTY BE- 20, CORP" RE, llsa' eyes eyes
MODERN Sy1 1i-sToRY brick warehouse.
conveniently located. 1000, SO: #,
fireproof construction, truck dock,
railroad siding: zoned industrial;
suitable warehousing: manufactur-
Nj. Norris, WEAVER BROS. NC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes,
sToRAGE AND DISTRIBUTION -
Pkg. mdse., incl. rec. local del. ship
ping, collections, etc; complete serv-
man. at very economical costs.
METRO WISE. WIS Co. SO Fla. ave,
AVAILABLE OCTOBER About
10000 SO. IT.. 2 floors. suitable for
furniture or dept. store. WA. 676S
No agents.
KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Near Ga. ave. !:
1890, street level, basement space
will inclose to suit; $50. WASHING
TON REALTY. GE. 5000.
DEAD STORAGE SPACE-3.B0o So
IT.; In new centrally located IRE
nTnnf hlAR elRuatnT
HAM, HU. 1894. %
REAR 1870 18th ST. NW.-35'xis s..
1st comm. area: electricity and
water: no heat included; rent, 500
per month. B. F. SAUL CO. 925
SEVERAL MOD. brick bldEs., from
$500 to ~ 900 so. IT.; reas. rent
to responsible tenant. For infor-
nation call MICHAEL WALSH T.
SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. s2s2
Evening star., 1950-05-28
OPEN / TO 8 SUNDAY

OPEN l 10 b SUNDAY
1851 N. Nelson ST., Arlington, Va,
close to Clarendon brick. slate roof
attached; 2-bdrm., living room, din
porch. full basement, oil INV. heat.
House in good condition. $4,000,
reasonable terms. LOUIS r. SIMP-
SON. Realtor, 1900 Wilson blvd.
Chestnut 7717. OK. 11&R -oR
Evening star., 1950-05-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

FROM OWNER, reas. priced 3-bdrm.
brick home: lge. lot; give full in
formation. Box 1871, star. .-2S
WHEN YOU DECIDE to sell your
nome nome call Mr.. Dixon Of James L.
ST. 1906. Clip S this S sd TON tor ready se nT ref.
erence. Ewes. HO. 2343.
PAY Cash FOR HOUSES. any con.
9iSion, any section MIR. 3. LISs.
d e rRoesaffsr Resfs ATTENTION to tn. sal.
ment property Is what you desire.
sos North capisoi. NA saso. eaISDr; Frs:
o1%a oS1n%praisalS Results since 1919
eUnUh yn,,r vii VII be the action In buying
QUICK ST. Sses; ' ewes. r IA. ;s41s:
ATTENTION NE. AND S.E. owners
II you have property in ne. or Sc.
WsshinEton to sell We have many
cisi11 chs3ss' sa,ais TBS ar area being our spe-
EiTrmnI 2, ,25 years old. JOE cURTo {;
FROM OWNER ONLY Re . Immediate mn xns1
need of 5 to z rm. home, in ne,
or nearby p. G. Co. UN. 3507 after
WE HARDLY CAN FAIL to get you a
prospects from $4,000 to $50, 900.
Please call for free. dependable ap-
PTsisal; Pp nal; g Eyes, call GL. 3272.
s6EbS 6ESN6 6uT 4 PH1IPs w. sfs Pr ;1 d411
need Of homes in ne. or nearby
P. g. Co. to supply our great de-
mand Of spring buyers. Mr.. Ham
mack. NO. 1908; ewes. UN. 35O7.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.
CASH FOR YOUR HOME or will sell
On on terms; dn0o CAL d4l,1T M Xidi or NJ; Noe;
DfREcT FROM owner, STSi hi highest cash
for your property. Call Mr.. KiTCH-
EMS, ST; 1868: ewes. VI. 1886.
ho ho~s; vs., eslg sn "a; 4. sssas Til pm. PM
QUICK vii be the action in buying
your home for cash. MITCHELL,
QUICK, ST. 1909; ewes, RA. 341s.
MODERN 5 or 4 bedroom home In
good Sc. ne. or nearby Md. loca-
ton; Good cash payment. MRS.
cox, VI. S136 or ST. 1868. 3
rAhIY Abi,. ~ wants nn,s,t1 to buy buy from owner
WE POSITIVELY have BUYERS SSsi for
homes In all sections Of D. c.
proper. Free appraisal. No obli-
CATION: Call today. MARSHALL
] WAPLE CO. 1924 14th st. NV,
rRIv2TfE9 ATE P PARTY wants s-bdrm. det.
brick under. $4,000 in NV, Chevy
Chase. Chase. Bethesda or Silver spring.
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS for homes
and investment preperties: What
721 10th ct n w MA OrRE
Evening star., 1950-05-28
HOUSES WTp. TO BUY Govt. }

WE HAVE CLIENT with cash for or
bedroom house in Spring Valley,
Wesley Heights or Kent. Must have
library on frst floor. Thirty 10
thirty-fve thousand class.
KIRKS REALTY CO.
RE. 1914; Eve. RA. s3s6. rs
Evening star., 1950-05-28
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

STORE, 1sx3O. also one 24x3O; ware
house 37x43. just over District line.
0oned LIST industrial, Phone WA,
9235 or AP. 4747 for appt.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
HOUSE WANTED

URGENTLY NEEDED
3-Bedroom Home-All Cash
Under S14 900. Call Mr.. Russell uu-
til 10 O'Clock ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC-l520 K ST. NV.
Ma. 9141