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any one connected with the
;. Warner Hudnut Co. in New York
Mr.. DoXon said he knew that Mr.
Kelly was a close personal friend
of Elmer H. Bobst, then president
of the company.
AS a result of a telephone call
by Mr. Kelly to Mr.. Bobst, Litho-
fold officials got in touch with Mr.
Bobst and eventually obtained
$160,000 in business. A short time
later. according to Mr.. Doxon and
Mr.. Kelly, Mr.. Blauner started
sending checks to Mr.. Kelly as
commissioned. These totaled more
than $4,000 and Mr.. Kelly testi-
fled he gave Mr.. Doxon half.
Agent Assigned to BIauner.
Subcommittee members brought
out that Mr.. Doxon, while in
Newark, N. j.. some years previ-
ously had assigned John O'Con-
nor, another agent, to handle a
personal income tax return of Mr..
Blauner. That return, according
to testimony heard last week, was
audited by Mr.. O'Connor's sister.
Marian.
Mr.. DoXon disclosed today that
Miss O'Connor introduced him to
R. A. Blauner in the fall of 1948
and that Mr.. Blauner took them
to a World Series baseball game
at that time. Subcommittee
Counsel Francis D. Flanagan
questioned Mr.. Doxon about re-
ports that Miss O'Connor was a
house guest at the Florida home
of Mr.. Blauner on one occasion.
Mr.. Doxon replied that he knew
nothing about it but was certain
that Miss O'Connor would not
have permitted Mr.. Blauner or
any Lithofold official to pay her
travel expenses.
Mr.. DoXonS name was added
today to the list of those who
got Polaroid land cameras from
the Lithofold company He ad-
rRitted he received the camera
last January and on previous
occasion was sent a turkey by
Mr.. Blauner.
Mr.. Doxon insisted that, at the
time he received the Lithofold
payments and gifts he saw moth
ing improper about it. He ex-
planned that he had no direct
supervision over the income tax
returns of Mr. Blauner.
Il Wonderful Windfall."
i Mr.. Kelly frankly admitted that
he thought the Lithofold arrange
Iment with him was "a wonderful
windfall." He, too, said he thought
there was nothing wrong about
helping Lithofold get business Oh
4 splitting the commissions with
Mr.. Doxon. He declared that the
Wage and Hour Division, so fal
as he knew, had no difficulties
with the Warner Hudnut Co. dur
ing his Federal employment. He
added that he met Mr.. Blaunel
only twice and had to make only
one telephone call to earn hi
share of the commissions for th'
. Lithofold contract with Warner
Hudnut Co.
Vonne v. Circele, New Yorl
sales representative of Lithofold
testified that r. j. Blauner, Lith
ofold president, gave him a lis
: of about 20 companies late in 1874
; and explained hat Mr.. Olson ha'
presented them as business pros
Evening star., 1951-09-25
France Gets rs Pct.
IOf West German Coal

PARIS.-France is getting most
Iof West Germany's coal exports.
which amount to about Is per
cent of production.
The French say European
sources can't supply the differ
Ience between their production Of
E55 million tons and their needs OF
ITS million tons. They have called
for 200 Liberty ships from the
United States to assure the move
ment of 10 to IL million tons Of
coal from the United States to
Western Europe during the rest
lof 1851.
Evening star., 1951-09-25


Bailey has been assistant chief Of
the psychiatry and neurology di-
vision since 1948. During his serv-
ice at the VA. he also taught elm
ical neurology at Georgetown Uni
versity and Gallinger Hospitals.
Before coming to Washington,
DR.. Bailey served as chief of the
neurology service at the Naval
Hospital. Philadelphia. Concur
rently he was visiting neuropsy-
chiatrist for Bellevue Hospital in
New York City, where he had been
chief resident neurologist before
Ientering the Navy.
DR.. Bailey is president Of the
American Academy of Neurology.
Evening star., 1951-09-25
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Evening star., 1951-09-25
Airport Heads Say Plane Noise
Us sProbIem PIoguing Entire U.S..

Directors of the country's larg-
est airports conceded today that
the airplane noise nuisance pre-
Isents a problem about which
something must be done on a ma
tional scale.
A study of the problem. such as
that raised by the citizens of Alex
andria, was ordered by the Civil
IAeronautics Administrations Air
port Advisory Committee as it
opened four-day session at the
Commerce Department.
During a discussion of the
problem, Harvey F. Law, super
lintendent of New York airports.
disclosed that six threats Of bomb
ing the LaGaurdia Airport had
been received, and two similar
threats of bombing the Newark
international Airport.
Serious Question Raised.
Mr.. Law said officials there have
considered the possibility that
these threats came from chronic
objectors" to plane noises, but
that in any event they had raised
serious question about what
to do.
Mr.. Law told the committee
Evening star., 1951-09-25

al INSTITUTE OF
N e urol o gical
Di S e a S e S and
Blindness, t h e
Public II e al t h
S e r v i c e an
nounced today.
DR.. Bailey will
be first director
of the institute,
established last
summer as one
of the national
in S t i t u tes of
health.
With the VA
Evening star., 1951-09-25
DR.. Bailey Named Chief
OF Neurology Institute

DR.. Pearce Bailey, former chief
of the Veterans Administration
section on neurology, has been
appointed director of the Nation
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Rail Fuel Costs Increase

CHICAGO. - Expenditures for
fuel made by Glass l railroads In
1856, amounted to $608,719.0 900. an
increase of nearly $45 million over
1949.
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Downt0Wn Alexandria

House arranged for 2 families, z
baths, 2 kitchens; $4,000; 5000
cash; $3.50 mo-; no brokers. AD.
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WAREHOUSES FOR REM.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

ATTENTIoN-Lge., attr.
apt, new blds.; ideal for once.
1903 r. I. ave. NV: Inspect S,4
DOCTORS ATTENTION-17O3 r. I.
ave. NV. Street level apt. Is lge.
nstdaHN rms; new "a and Sa atsr T. Inspect 70
rWC-RM. and complete bath suites,
or in combination; near Transpor.
tation Bldg, Metropolitan Cub and
Doctors Hospital. Call Mr.. Grow.
natl; SAVINGS AND TRUST c..
oFFIcE-4-room suite.
vEY. INC. Agent, s12 18th st. NV.
Afh II cospIr1oNED. l5Sf, fre-proof Cen
sVsiisble in single units ! or suites q
. to rooms. Single rooms as low
as .S4S per mo-; parking space avail
able. THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO..
INC. 73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50,
Sth AND X SITS. NV, 1eas 5th St.,
tributor. heat, light and janitor
sTsy,sf HMs sutrifess I FsHEK aseisht co., oseyaser e
rWo va 1Ssn pafvArs a eS ofFicE II Rooms and
lavatory; hot water and charwoman
services furn.; 2nd floor. facing
street oil 18th st NV.
1917 18th ST. NV. tnear < ST.
once rooms S25 up incl. util.: COW.
downtown location ST $3.50.
ONE TO FIVE ROOMS, connecting;
most suitable I for doctors doctors or 1,, any ny
Of Conn. aves. best apt. houses at
Ordway ST.. near Uptown theatre.
For I'LL information, call Mr..
DAVIS NO. 5000. -26
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YORK
ave nw-Available immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
auiremsnts PENN PROPERTIES
1875 EYE ST. NV, large light room
approx. 400 So. IT, vacant; Mr..
CLARKE, ME. 5062. -27
1913 M ST. NV, " block Mayfiower
and Ring Bldg. Several rooms, 2nd
and ,3rd floors, now available. Rea-
GA. sanaVf; ave. AND N 'T REMEDY SITS. NV.
Very convenient location. S35 and
UP incl. all utilities. RA. 2200.
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sUslhEss PROPERTY FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING. heart business CEN
ter-Large house on corner half
acre: Zoned commercial. Adjacent
public parking. Needs redecorating.
Owner, 81. S041, Box 4S4, Silver
Spring; or THOMPSON g. GRAY,
Hi TON TRIANGLE. Over 40 1900
OWNER. 81 s.. s6e1. glf'"t Or ?. Q. Box 4s4,
Silver Spring. Md. Or your broker.
AND LAUNDRY business.
1414 e st. Sc. Reasonable gl Price
OUTSTANDING. choice business COR
ficent Improvements and % income to
carry investment until permanent
improvements can be made. This
property will never be any cheaper.
Other valuable commercial proper
ties. WILLIAM T. PARRAMORE.
Res!tor, CH. 9666; or evenings, CH.
PIKE-About 4 minutes
from Eastwest highway a very fine
site. of 10000 feet Twill divide in
half) fronting on Pike for sale now
at reasonable price and terms. Re-
stricsed :, desirable retail or service
enterprises only Here is.a sound op-
potupg S pops to 0eade sad sSu Spsness
munity On one of our principal
arteries within easy shopping dis
tance Silver Spring, D. c., Bethesda,
Chevy Chase. etc. Full broker CO.
operation invited. DERMONT NEE.
AFxRfSEsf Ex fs2a fr aSusE 85 1l4o O. hotel Site.
Ss per 50. It. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO.. 1924 14th st. NV. Dl. 334S.
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Near Annandale we have 2-year-
old house on a half acre. Living
room, dining room, modern kitchen,
2 bedrooms and bath on the 1st f..
plus space for 2 large bedrooms up
stairs; oil hot-water heat: oak floors
and plastered walls: the range. ref
and Bendix are included: $4,000
down. bal S109 per mo.
MASON HIRST
AnnaodaJe va Phone FA T447
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WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
SPECIALS

21a-acre chicken farm, .S-rm. frame
house, covered with white asbestos
shingles. large kit. GE stove, refrgr,
sink. complete bath, full bsmt..
h.-w.h., laundry trays, Bendix
washer, 4 chicken houses. hrooder
houses. gear garage. so good bear
ing apple tree, hard road frontage.
mr.. r.r. depot. School bus by door; nr.
churches and store; 25 mi. D. c.
Price, S12.5OO, 81 900 cash.
1O2-acre stock farm, 5-rm.. house
elec. and running water. cattle barn
25x40, other farm bldgs.: 25 acres
wooded. stream, cattle fence. en-.
trance to farm "a mi. from Bank OF
Damascus. Near churches, school.
Price reduced to S10.750: "a cash.
9S-acre Mont. Co: stock farm; on
wildcat Creek improved with
7-rm. frame house. oil h.-w.h., spa
cious kit, inlaid tile flooring. refrgr..
sink and cabinet, 2 compl. baths.
House recently interior decorated.
Partial bsmt., laundry trays; 25x5O
cattle barn and silo, gear. gar,
chicken house, some fruit: Semi
circular driveway; "a mi. frontage
on hard-surfaced road, ~ mi. from
Cloverleaf on new dual highway, ~
mi, D. C. Price. S1S,500. terms.
150-acre stock farm, 7-rm. house.
plumbing. hardwood frs. elec. and
phone. cattle barn. silo. cornhouse
and implement shed. Never-failing
stream. cattle fence. W mi. of hard
road .rontage. School bus BY door:
30 mi. d. C.. Price, $4,000. Cell
Charles H. Jameson. Poolesyille
1872. SAMUEL, p. cCGrEY, INC.
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POTOMAC AREA
LOTS . ACREAGE FoR sALE

BEAUTIFUL LOT, soxaoO, " block
$500 terms # desired T. p. HAL
sIsE HsE MEEs Hfiss'il1ls TReM I'VE %arrr HoGsE.
east Of Defense highway: 100 acres
na ssss aasi as@ds fSs can p 3.
had; reasonably rriced for cash or
BSRSiNe isE!Sii e. TREE RE- VALLEY. Brad srsai.,
Hills Grove very fne 1h-acre.
very lovely protected community;
very reasonably priced. OIL. li4O.
HYATTsvnLE. MD. 4oth pi.-lo.
eshlAS Ell sPDr0ssTfnts ca %sis
IS ACRES Immediately adjoining
Andrews Field; 8 mi: D. C. line;
private water supply tcapacity.
senside.sd for quick cash ssis:
IN a. Town. SSsa N. E.-corn.r: wat water,
sewer, paved street. Plans and per-
NIT for 8 colored houses; financing
aEoRds aSE Issr YaVailae's MosrRsaros RT,so SsooS
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE, Bethesda,
Md. acres. with 1900 ft.sfront-
ing on lovely Burning Tree r0ts sub
division approval for 8 lots; sewer
already In: ideal for lge. ramblers,
This is highly desirable level tract
surrounded by fine estates and Is
priced greatly below real value. viii
divide. Phone OIL. 114O. -25
COLESVILLE. MD.-A bargain. beau
tiful homesite on good road; land
very productive. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville. Nd. Silver Spring, Md
Call Ashton. Nd. Ashton 3S46. -aa3
LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD.-SO BY 275
feet. electricity. city water. paved
streets; $3.50. CICILY M. GREG
DRY. 60l9 Baltimore blvd. River
dale, Md. UN. 9l02; ewes. OIL. 2273.
S. ARLINGTON. 50xI2O. clear level.
rasaioSsBsfIR nIn & sIR'aEE4ssN EE4Nc99EY!s FL seSSS Wa
acres including knoll overlooking
Ballantrae Estate: IL minutes from
GEORGETOWN; one of the best build
ing sites around Washington, S15.-
600. Phone OWNER, MI. 1884 or
No. O. GLEN LEN HILLS. Rockville. Md
Rambler site. over acres with
full grown trees on hillside with
excel. view. Asking $1,000. WI.
esoo CHAIN BRIDGE RID. NV.
d. C.-2 acres or less. near school.
transp. Call OWNER. FA. o129. or
1ssoFT. sSoF sfGkseN frontage, over $4,000 50.
II sewer. 50 ono: KenginRt0n area
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tContinued)

LOCATION, one block
from Dupont Circle; 2 large. bright
rooms, first floor. and first CONNER
cial; $3.50 per month. Suitable for
studio or business. any type; MI.
COM saSs s9E. MH 1lab aNp DE SALES ST.
bldg. opposite Mayfiower Hotel. con-
ofices, approx. i.500 so. It. $3.50
per mo-. Call Mt: Smith. with
AIRisoN ThASE s BLpGoee d Space, 400
location Ito II 3. BE 5. ALISON Rio aE. dGHo obs.
SUBURBAN MARYLAND-Up to Is.-
600 SO. II. In new air-cond. BLDG.
in July. Cali Mr. Franklin. II. G.
sMITHY CO.. ST. $500; eyes,. Gil.
DOWNTOWN - Entire large floor,
open space. modernistic.. ideal for
ssssG sshe0 Ellis nas n ME- 0ial 7 labor
4 RMS. and layatory. in good condi-
fol, doctors ONCE. For information.
call MI 6I36; 49,, Is
Ideal front once space. CO. o030.
PRIVATE OFFICE with reception
room. 1925 Conn. ave-, professional
man.. or local representative Of ma
7943 for appointment.
End AND 3rd FLRS., rented .collec-
lively or individually, 1Sx100, ideal
for studio. school. real estate or
sf AppIy ne TmsnRtfscsaring sts IT, sna s5y rsas MR
BROWN
DOWNTOWN - Air cond., 3 ONCE
suites. 2 baths. plus lge. rm. OF
5000 50. It. Call Ma. 1896. II
DENTIST OFFICE; good location. Call
Mr.. Amatulli or Mr.. Greenlee. ST.
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IA ACRES

Between Laytorrillo and Damascus.
Montgomery County, all Chester
fran. house in attrac settine; 6
rms and bath. open frepl. Bank
ban and other outbldgs. S22. 500.
Call jerry williems. Damascus 62f1
or FRED B. CUSuMAN. Realtor. $40
Frederick ave-, Gaithersburg. Phone
900 -CH
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LOTS
Choice Building Sites

Choice Building Sites
h-acre lots in hishly restricted Sec
ton. Also smaller lots N good loca-
LOUIS r. SIMPSON, REALToR
ai9s i9ss. Wilson Blvd cH' 7777; as. OK
EXCELLENT SUBD. TRACT
So acres; approx. 300 4. front-
Bridge rdJ.. is miles p. c.. near
the town OF Fairfax. Price. 500
PENTAGON REALTY co.
FAIRFAX 1896. FAIRFAX 736. -25
DEVELOPERS, ATTENTION
1,70o-ACRE TRACT OF Ex-
CELLENT DEVELOPMENT
LAND, 10 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON. APPROXI-
MAT ELY 500 ACRES
CLEAR, BALANCE IN
SCATTER TIMBER. THIS
is ONE OF THE MOST DE-
SIRABLE TRACTS OF
LAND AVAILABLE IN THE
WASH INGTON AREA.
GOOD FINANCING CAN
BE ARRANGED. FOR CON-
PLETE INFORMATION
WRITE OR PHONE
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
LEE BLVD, FAIRFAX, VA.
FAIRFAX 396, FAIRFAX 736
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st-F1 Redrm.. Bath

S9.750-S., 800 CASH for this attrac-
tive bungalow, just of Lee blvd. near
Fairfax Circle, IA miles D.. C: Lily.
rm., din. rm.. kit. equipped, 2 bed
rms. and bath; beautiful wooded "a
woods. dogwoods and shrubs, garage.
Located in a neighborhood OF fine
homes.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE 100000 to invest in apt. or
commercial property. Prefer to buy
direct from owner. Box 401 r.,
Star. -25
WANTED TO BUY IN ARLINGTON
FOR INVESTMENT, so TO 100 OR
MORE UNIT APARTMENT DEVEL-
OPMENT. D. A. GRIFFIN, BROKER,
CHI. 6S93. -23
NV. Comm. and Apt. Bldgs.
Needed Immediately for
clientele desiring to invest
sizable sums, wishing lin
tied returns. If your prop
erty is modern and clean,
we are now in a position
to give you a maximum Of
fer. Please call Berenter &
Co., Realtors, ia. 1880.
-O3
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90 ACRES

Attractive 7-rm. nonse. with view.
Several outbldgs. Some woods with
spring. Large frontage on hard
road. Nearby Howard County: Very
reasonable. OWNER. LO. 6-24o0 or
; 10. 6-2402. 80
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

200 BLOCK E ST. N.W.-19-unit
apt, rented colored. S11.970 an
nual income, $4,000 cash rea..
bal financed. MR.. BAILEY. MA.
16-UNIT apartment house; good NV.
location; reasonably price. WILL
L1AMS, ma. 1888. Home. OR. 1854.
I014 c ST. s.w.-Home with income;
terms. reasonable; no agents. Call
6N s,ai Sc. - New. s-fanily Ia
apts.; full bsmts; tenants pay utili-
ties; annual rent. S1.S00. GEORGE
Z; WORTHINGTON g. SON; MA.
1929 5th ST. NW.-3 apis. in one
of the choicest in close locations.
with indy. heating plants. A newly
remodeled brick bldg. from the first
floor to the roof. Ideal investment
for professional man. First floor
apt. right of the street: other two
apis. will pay the investment. Va
cant. Substantial cash required or
will consider trade. Owner. NO.
2610. UN. S31S. -25
LARGE TRACT. zoned for apart
ments. in fast-growing Maryland
location. Priced at so cents per
foot. Principals only. WI. 1850.
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BUsINEss PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-IO,oO0 to 10000
50. # end commercial lot, s.e. OF
s-w. preferred. Box 435-K. Star.
LOT N--Fringe area, suit
able for parking about 30 cars, not
too far from ONCE: or store suitable
for once. containing approx. $50
SO. IT.; responsible company will
consider long-term lease. MR..
SWITKES Ii. 3-SS00.
SILVER SPRING. heart business GEN.
ter--Large house on half acre.
zoned commercial. Adjacent public
parking. Needs redecorating. 81
S041, or F. O. Box 4S4, Silver
Spring. Md. -2S
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S15.75O
ARLEDGE BROS.
.C1ILOSE-IN GEM

Charming brick Cape Cod home. In
superb location: large liv. rm. with
frepiaee formal ,5a dining hs,b 5m a. tTin 1,ne
Kitchen down; bedrm.. paneled
den and full bath up; side screened
porch: built-in garage; full base
ment with outside entrance. Bryant
gas hot-water heat. Priced at
S25. $50. Inspection by appointment.
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TILL 9
$500 Wilson Blvd. OW. $780,,
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FLASH! FLASH!
have client for Sc. NE or Md
property. Quick sale If you call
me Cali MR.. SMITH, LU. 4-5567;
ewes TIE. 1867 It'll 1920.
Is YOUR HOUSE FOR SALE?
We HAVE CLIENTS DESIRING
HOMES IN THE RANGE $20,0O0-
$50 600. IF YOU ARE INTER-
IN THE NV, BETHESDA OR
CHEVY CHASE AREA, PLEASE
CALL MR.. LEBLING, JR., EWES.
OIL. 272O: DAYS. WI. 1920,
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. IA
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SEE US FIRST

200 a. grazing farm, $S,50U. -
100 a. small dairy farm, SIT, 600.
81 a. country home, S20.950.
25 a. stone dwelling, So. 500.
9S q. stock and chicken farm, $49, 800
2O7 a. dairy equipped, S76,500.
SEE US FIRST REALTY co.
Tvsnn's Cnrner EA R601. -2h
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. n OIN I OtNs IT
205 ACRES

On edge of Frederick Co.-Improved
with a a-rm. brick house. about 75fe
remodeled; tiled bath; all-new water
system, new wiring: detached laun-
dry bldg. In a lovely setting over
look'rg the surrounding country.
About . dozen fruit trees. A 4Oxs0
bank barn. 90 improved stanchions:
lean-to for 20 head of cattle: 10x
40 silo Land is nearly all clear,
Fine stream. some fish. Excellent
road. $4,000. Poss. with title. Call
Jerry Williams. Damascus 626l,
with FRED B. CUSHMAN.. Reaitor,
5lO Frederick ave-. Gaithersburg,
Md GaitherShurp 900 -25
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont. J
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

bams HSUsE cSne5 IA acres Snas,n lor rest res
$500 mo-; in Md. OWNER. GIL. 1900.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. 910 18th st. NV. near
Conn. and Knew modern attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best; receptionist. switchboard
mail and telephone answering serv-
ice available. Call ST. 1856.
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Ho,iNt - HTTn TO Ely

n PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sals
of your home business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
cal cal r r; A. HuMPHRIES Realtor
comPfTksr Rfhpit FFFicikSf.fo ilsff .fo'
your home to your best advantage.
call a realtor who knows your
neighborhood. We specialize in NV
San Washlngt9n and .5.n nearby ,sdd;; Md; AVON y2s
VIZ CAN SELL your house in any
section Of the city. white or colored.
We have been building and selling
houses in the District of Columbia
ably better auaiifed to handle your
property for you. II you wish quick
Parker. ia. 3e6s or RA. 1853.
J. B. TIFFEY l. SONS. 143 Ken
wASrED nsSx D. By 3 y WIDOW. direct from
owner. 6-rm. brk. house with l "a
baths. recr.,. rm.. gar; No: Arl: or
Alex; Cash over 1st trust. MRS.
ATTENTIoN, FEN ES zig Ggs: Don't sell unless
list your property with Us. We have
CICELY M. GREGORY. Broker, uN.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS S-DedTm.
home with bsmt.: vic. Mt. Rainier
or Hyattsville; not over $4,000.
Box :i35-R. Star, -25
ARMY WIDOW wishes to buy small
Foxhall house. Write occupant, 3sl2
American ssaTaH UNIV. PARK Groom
brick house, $4,000 S25 900. Will
pay all cash. DE O059. "a
HILL SITE DESIRED. approx. acres.
Condition of house not important.
Montgomery County, within Is mi.
of Wash. EX. 1859. "a
WANTED AT ONCE-3 or bedrm.,
2-bath. det. brick home in Chevy
Chase, D: C.. mr.. Conn. ave. or
Shepherd Park: not over / 5 yrs. old.
Client will pay up to 100000 cash.
MOLLY M. DAVIDSON, Ia. 4441.
WE HAVE CASH customers for or
A bedroom brick homes within 5
blocks Of 5th and Sheridan SITS. NV.
cox REALTY CO., Ho. 677s: eyes,
WANT TO BUY detached older type
house with 4 or more bedrooms:
conyeniences; oil h.-w. heat; two
baths. bat oId Must be reasonable Price.
I WILL Pay You CASH today y 70,
your home in any location. Imme-
diate action!. RE 2201. 81 7747.
Evening star., 1951-02-23
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN CORNER, 10th and
N. Y. ave. n.w.-Suitable for store,
Is. Cali MR.. BUTLER. NE. 1855.
1901 5th ST. N.W.-Corner store;
immediate possession; $50 o month.
RA. 1900. -23
for any business. 32
Carroll ave. TAX. PIX, Md. DE. 6464
or TU. 1920. -25
UPPER GA. AVE, near Colony Thea
ssstan Good
rent, $3.50 mo-. incl. heat and
water; suitable many businesses:
fine for professional office; avail.
March l. GE. 514O. 1888 Ga ave.
e. L. Shopping
Center; lst f.. fireproof; ideal for
small service business. lodge, etc;
2ex50. fronting highway. WRENN,
OK 227T. -2S
Evening star., 1951-02-23
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

OFFICE OR STORE, suitable fol-
ofice; minimum $50 50. it. wanted.
in downtown fringe area, adjoining
or close to lge. lot for parking :,5 to
so cars. Will consider long-term
lease. Mr.. GRAF, AP. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

Downtn., Mr.. 10th & I SITS.
Six rooms, large, approx. 1850 50. IT.;
beautiful space; fluorescent lights;
Venetian blinds; asphalt tile floors;
rent of $165 mo. or average S27 so
per room. KELLEY & BRANNER.