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Milford chronicle., 1951-11-23
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THE LITTLE MAN" PAYS

THE LITTLE MAN" PAYS
Economic Intelligence, a publication of
the Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, points out that our present program
OF heavy government spending and soaring
taxes is threatening the efficient perform
ance and future growth of the American
economy.
1t is undermining the incentive to work
and take risks.
1t has reduced the ability and willing
ness OF people to provide venture capital
for new undertakings.
1t is eliminating opportunity for the in
dividual and for business
1t causes initiation, with consequent loss
of confidence in the value of the dollar.
1t has led to more and more growth and
Capitalization of government powers.
1t has burdened even the lOw-incOme
groups with a weight of taxation which, up
to now, was known only in the days of the
greatest despots.
1t is commonplace to justify the ever
increasing tax burden by pointing to the
need for a powerful military establishment
and for aiding our anti-cOmmuniSt allies.
That is phOny alibi. Very heavy cuts in
government neutrality-suspicious. as much as
$1O,OOO,OO0,OO0 year-cOuld be made
without harming a sound arms or aid-tO-
Europe program in any way. This is the
money which is being wasted on projects
which are either totally unnecessary, or
which could be indefinitely postponed.
Today it is the little man" who must
bear the main burdens of taxation. He and
he alone, must pay for the bulk of any new
tax increases. 1t remains to be seen whether
he will continue to let the government waste
his money by the billiOns-whie his take
home pay shrinks and shrinks because of
the tax collector.
TRAFFIC SIGNS FOR THE HOME?
Imagine a light at the foot of your home
staircase flashing red-tO indicate someone
was coming down. just as you started up
Of signs near the throw-rugs: Proceed
With Care: Slipperyy Or a "STOP" sign
in front of the twO-way kitchen door. Or
a placard in the hallway: "No Parking of
Toys"
Not so fantastic as you might think. Sur
veyS show that the highways, for all their
heavy accident toll, are safer places than the
average home. An expert of the New York
Safety Council says a stove poker is a great
er menace than a "hOt rod" and rocking
chairs are more perilOus than seats in mo-
tor car He declares home accidents involve
100000 a year, compared with 100000
on the roads.
To many people are too careless. Both in
the home and in the motor car So maybe
safety signs, before too long, will be modern
cOunterparts of the old samplers, the franz
ed "HOme, Sweet Home" and even the pin
up girl atop the kitchen calendar.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11
Two Out Of Three
Accidents Happen
In Dark Hours

When the sun goes down, down
go the drivers odds on reaching
home safely, The Street and Traf-
fic Safety Lighting Bureau warns
drivers and pedestrians. The Bu-
reau is part of the National
Campaign for greater safety after
dark.
In January, particularly, the
driver is faced with the prospect
of more night driving, less day
light driving. About ID hours of
the average January days are
hours of darkness, and these hours
include the peak hours of traffic.
Statistical studies by The Street
and Traffic Safety Lighting Bu-
reau show that almost out of 8
fatal accidents occur between the
hours of 500 p. m. and 500 a. m.
In January, this time span is al
most entirely hours of darkness.
In January 1949, $50 pedestrians
lost their lives in our cities and
towns. The drivers inability to see
because of poor or inadequate
street lighting was a major factor
in these deaths, the Bureau says.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11

day evening, January 18th at 8:3(
p. m. Visitors are welcome.
y
Speaker at the January meeting
of the Mems Club of the East
Cleveland Congregational Church
Wednesday evening, January II
1851 will be Mr.. Lewis E. Gender
Public Relations Director of the
American Steel and Wire Co. Din.
ner will be served at $50.
Film produced by United States
Steel, entitled Building for the
Nations" color, sund, motion pic
ture of the erection of the United
Nations Headquarters Secretariat
Building in New York City will be
shown.
President of the Mems Club is
David Davies, 1864 Hereford rd.
and Chairman of the program
committee is James E. Bateman,
1745 Chapman ave. A special musi-
cal program is being arranged by
F. T. Bastel, chairman of the
music committee. Men who attend
the Church, members and nom
members and their guests are in
vited.
Seminary Sunday will be OBJ
served next Sunday by Phillips
Avenue Presbyterian Church, East
125th st. at Phillips ave. Rev. Dud-
ley F. Uphoff will speak on
"Christ's Call to Youth"
The Girls Choir will sing "Hear
Our Prayer" by Rubinstein while
the Senior Choir will give the an
them "The Larger Prayer" by Bur-
dett. Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. c. C. Garfield and Mrs. Felix
Kaufman.
Weekly community square
dances have been resumed under
the sponsorship of the choir. They
will be held each Tuesday at 8
p. m. through February 6. William
McCracken is the genial caller.
"Rivers of Ohio" is the film
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11
Cub Scouts

Friends, neighbors and parents
of Cub Scout Pack No. 395 are
reminded Of the Village Fair at
the Alpine Village Restaurant on
Thursday, January 18th. Th G
Luncheon is at IL noon and all
are asked to be there at 1880 am.
Hostesses for this affair are Mrs.
Franklin Anton, chairman of ways
and means, and her committee in
cluding Mrs. A. Tucker, Mrs. J.
LANCER and Mrs. Dorothy Brannon.
There will be a broadcast from
1 to 2 pm. and awards for the
funniest hat and also the oldest
woman present providing said per-
son will admit her age. Anyone de-
string tickets may obtain them
from Mrs. Anton.
All cubs and parents of cubs of
Pack 1868 are asked to mark their
calendar for the next pack meeting,
January 23rd. At this time there
will be movies and the Cubs are
asked to bring their handcraft
items. Parents will be given an
other opportunity to learn more
about Clubbing, a portion of the
evening being set aside for this.
The Pack meets in their own
quarters in the new school addition
at st. Philomena's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11

promising an entertaining as wei
as instructive evening for mem
bers and guests of Christomathear
Class of Calvary Lutheran church
at the church, January 10th. Fami,
lies and those interested are in
vited for the cover dish supper al
600 p. m. and for the pictures to
follow. Mrs. Howard is chairman
and Mrs. William Leibing, CO.
chairman, for the evening.
The members of the Womens
Society of Christian Service of
the Windermere Methodist Church
will hold their circle meetings next
week as follows:
Tuesday, January 16: Circle No.
9 Stroup Hall at 7:45 pm; Circle
No. 10 at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Green, 1876 Helmsdals I'd. at
500 pm.
Wednesday, January II at 1890
Circle No. l at the home of Mrs.
N. Luckring, 1906 East 141st st;
Circle No. 2 with Mrs. X. S. White
man, 1909 Strathmore; Circle No.
8 with Mrs. F. L. Mccoy, 1907
East 131st ST.; Circle No. a with
Mrs. Roy Landon, 935 Caledonia
ave.; Circle No. 5 with Mrs. Tom
Farnsworth, 866 Nelaview ave-;
Circle No. with Mrs. w. H. Hill,
12805 Arlington ave.
Circle No. 7 with Mrs. Wilbur
Lawrence, 1877 East 135th st. at
100 pm. for dessert; Circle No.
8 with Mrs. M. Wayne Mcqueen,
14037 Euclid ave. at 1890.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11
Church News

Church news for this column
should be sent to Elsa C. Berg,
14600 Euclid ave. or - if brief
-phoned to PO. 1873. Please
have all church news in by Mon
day, if at all possible.
u n
The usual covered dish luncheon
will precede the the annual con-
gregational meeting of Calvary
Lutheran church to be held Sun
day, January 14th. 1t follows the
usual HOO a. m. morning hour of
worship.
Judge Perry Jackson will speak
on Racial Tolerance" at the meet
ing of the Married Couples Glass
of Calvary Lutheran Church Fri
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-01-11
Kiwar1is
Notes

Thirty-eight members Of the
East Cleveland Kiwanis Club are
taking part in an Inter-Club meet
ing today (Thursday).
Host club will be the Kiwanis
Club of Northeast Cleveland, Wal
ter Greve, president, meeting at
the East Glenville Methodist
Church, Lancelot and st. Clair.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
BY the Associated Press

SEATTLE, Aug. = Slo-mo-
shun Nv, the defending champion,
and Slo-mo-shun V, recently COM
pleted, are still the only speed
boats to qualify for Saturdays
Gold Cup race.
OF the other nine entries, one
Of them-the Gale II of Detroit
was drying out today from a
Evening star., 1951-08-02
By the Associated Press

STOCKHOLM, Aug. Bud
Held of the San Francisco Olympic
Club has been tossing the javelin
a long time in the United States,
but he had to wait until he got
here for his best effort.
He tipped the spear yesterday
249 feet 812 inches, which was al
most a foot farther than Steve
Evening star., 1951-08-02
CapozzoN Finishes Ninth, But Beats Swedish Ace

Seymours American record of 248
feet 10 inches, set four years ago.
The 1,500-meter run was strictly
a Swedish affair as the home run
ners took the first five places with
S. Landquist first across the line
in 3:51.4. Charley Capozzoli of
Georgetown University was ninth
in 1892, but he beat the great
Lennart Strand of Sweden, who
finished 10th.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Military District Expects 90 Football Candidates

Capt. Ben Boulware, former
University of Georgia end now
coach of the Military District of
Washington football team, ex-
poets some 80 aspirants out at
Fort Myer August IS for the first
practice.
MDW has a 10-game schedule
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Races Sunday at Pomonke,

The Northern Virginia StocE
Car Association will present stock
car racing at the Pomonkey md
Speedway at 2 pm, Sunday
Among the 25 to 80 drivers ex-
pected are Reds Fowler and Sui
eide Hall
Evening star., 1951-08-02

lined up, opening September 81
at Fort Monmouth, N. j. The
schedule:
September 81. at Fort Monmouth; 90,
Bainbridge Training Center.
october 6, at Camp Lee away; 13, at
5th Division. Indiantown Gap. Pa; 20,
Westover Field 81. at Boiling Field.
November 3, Norfolk Air Station
(home); 10, at Fort Knox: 10, George
Washington Jayvees; "a, Quantico Ma
rineS {Site Open)
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCo.-Joe Louis, 207, De.
troit, outpointed Cesar Brion. t96. Argen.
tina UO.
UTICA, N. Y.-Johnny Cesario. 14s
Hartford, Conn, outpointed Glen Hen
dershot, 147 Binghamton, N. Y. Q0).
EDMONTON. Alberta.-Georgie Dunn
1874, Edmonton, outpointed Irish Tim
Dalton, 136, Chicago UO.
Five years ago-Willie Joyce
outpointed Danny Kapilow in a
10-round bout at Madison
Square Garden,
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Gold Cup Boat SaIyaged After Accident at 80 hPH

1ucking she took yesterday at 30
miles an hour.
The Gale II, owned and driven
by Dan Arena, came to grief on
a warm up run. Arena was thrown
out and the vessel settled from
the stern before being f1shed out
by a Navy crane boat and diver.
There was only a slim chance
the Gall II can be readied for
competition.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

Today a year ago-The Tigers
increased their American League
lead to two more games as Hal
White shut out the Yankees, 40.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

Fits under the dash or
in the dash with custom
styled panel kit. Rich pow
erful tone sensitive re-
ception.
p4lls 3DR6652
De luxe model D4l42 reg.
$685.. now-----$55.95
Evening star., 1951-08-02

Enjoy cool summer breezes
at a low cost. Streamlined
lightweight fan. High out
put, Non-tip base, with mar
proof, non-creep rubber feet.
Jl5l9
Evening star., 1951-08-02
MONEY SAVING TIP
for VACATION TRIPS

Put a 2-gal. can Of Wear
well Oil in your car for that
vacation trip. It's new, fresh
oil, completely carbon free
and you can save as much as
al M
Evening star., 1951-03-22
STORES FOR RENT

FIRST COMM. BUILDING, consisting
OF rms, extra lot and 2. storage
garages included. Wisconsin ave;
Sl5o per mo. RIGGS AND co,
81 ~ CARROLL AVE, Takoma Park.
Md, Ideal for barbershop. jeweler.
radio, etc. DE. e4e4 or Tu. 1920.
CENTER MARKET. 5th and < sts.
hardvare' ssan0 vesets5e Hss0n meats atslaas and
frozen foods: reas; rentals. Phone
si1s fith ST. N.W.%Laree display
window, newly renovated;, approxi-
S5s sS#Hr r SHaf4a 5sfsfs{ ao ss NJ 5ss Sss5 e.
4s II II Ne. SE. Good-sized store and
basement; very busy block; heat;
REAb!y RE. sIy4. co. 1ols 10th st. ia Nv
.s5 S soth ST, N.E.-and eomml.; Brick
store with large shed in rear; S100
per per, mo; R2 y; ya1 /. TooMEY' Jr., Reai-
$3.50 CA. AVE. N.W.Lstore ana .
frs above; in whole or in part: store
approx. 2ox6O; rms. kit and
bath upstairs; reaS. rent. Apply LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors,
NEWLY RsEEMoDSELEp STORES in
excellent colored neighborhood; ideal
for restaurant, pawnbroker, dry
cleaner. barber shop, beauty parior.
etc; imm. occupancy. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors. l415
K st. NV, ME- 5400.
LEE HIGHWAY-Corner store, 40x
so, in large shopping center; groc-
cry. drugstore. dry cleaner and
beauty parlor now operating; ample
parking. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
q CO.. 15 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
BARNEY'S SPECIAL
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

e3 ACRES Of choice rolling wooded
land, out River rd. in Montgomery
County; 20 minutes from downtown;
price 5000 an acre. Call Mr.. Nc
Intosh;; Elk. 24S0; ewes. MI. 6565,
CAPITOL HEiGHTsL'Wie" ma have nine
lovely adjoining building sites. with
street, sewer and water in: best sec
tion: reasonably priced. HERBERT
d SON, Realtors, 515 E. Capitol St,
kIEsNo%SoD1Reap,iful IsoSS p = Ut lot Of approx
Kenwood; owner transferred out OF Of
city. The lot Is priced right for quick
sale. KENNEDY CHAMBERLAIN DE-
V5EdL.olPMEiNT CO.. WI. 1850, WI
FAiRL.ANp. 3is 7 mi. from Silver @gg spTins.
asf Sc ss hsq hDGsteS ~ sfs GRooSHs esSGns
North ri Aye eHEvY fSl ny; CHASE. on -RS Jones
Bridge rd:,. east of Conn. ave
54x259:, all utilities in; will sell for
zoe a IT, Real bargain. Wo. 56s7.
FIVE = ACRES. as5 on Montross I'd, zoo
sash; Y, L. TooMEY, jr.. Realtor,
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB-Over 3 acres; 200-ft. 'front.'
age on River rd. all cleared Call
DI 1913 till 2 pm. VIM. H. sAUN-
NEAR r. /. AND EASTERN AVE-
lots, 40Sl00 each; all improvements
in: price. S1.750 each. JOHN L,
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. 10000.
-22
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., s.e. cor. Lega-
tion, and Oh. Oh. .Pkwy.-Attractive
At Av
1877 IT.; all improvements: no better
buy in city at S5.700. ME. 1900,
CORNER LOT-Clear; Pinecrest sub
division, Fairfax. OF Shirley hwy. .
100x266. Ia. 1900, AID. 71S4. -2s
cali WINsToN {. GIAY. Wa. 1875.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE '46 truck; 1h-ton hydraulic
dump truck; S595. This truck can
be seen at A. C. SERVICE CENTER.
3rd and NJ sts. ne, AID. 6429. Open
ewes. till g. IA
DODGE s4-ton pickup; practically
new rubber; in excellent shape
throughout; heater; $500, S22O
HAINES MOTOR Co. $500 Bla-
9@snsn9rg @ rd', Bladensburg, Nd,
cHEEvRoIEEiT 1e47 Ia ton home
,wrecker; $4,000. Call FA. 1892
between 9 and II noon. --26
FORD 1919 s4-ton; excel. cond. Need
money. S775. JE. 3-165S. --:2
WiLLYS 1a4S 1-ton pickup: 4-w.d.;
geod condition: $685.; HILLCREsT
AMOCO SERVICE. 2s01 Alabama
FORD 1949 ls-ton pickup, 5000
miles, in excellent eond.: can giye
"a mos. terms; SS93 SCHLEGEL
e. GOLDEN 263 Carroll st. NV.
WHY'S '' 1850 h-ton pickup; Is
actual miles, new-Car guar.; can
give "a mos. terms; ,294;
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 263 Carroll
DODGE 1916 iIs-ton; with 12-ft.
stake body and 1-ton hydraulic tail
gate. PHELPS ROBERTS CORP.
DODGE '46 h-ton panel; good cond.
Reinforced heavy steel bed. 10.
2-917l after 6 pm. AL day Sat.
ana sun. - 80
Evening star., 1951-03-22
FULL MEASURE
TODAY'S BEST BUY

TODAY'S BEST BUY
Spacious brick Cape Cod. living rru.
with fireplace, formal dining rm.,
equipped kitchen > bedrmS., tile
bath screened porch down; up.
Jumbo bedrm.. den or 4th bedrm..
full tile bath; bsmt, gas heat;
built-in garage; priced at S24.250.
Inspection by appointment only.
LURIA BROS.
OPEN TILL 8.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500;
Evening star., 1951-03-22
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DIRECT FROM OWNER am in
terested in purchasing home d. c
or nearby Md. BOX 3a0-V. star
CASH for your house. Settlement
SheR stsR y9I dv are ready to move. ST.
Will PAY 1Pi AL LlLAeeAsHASM eAsH fos your s2 home,
white or colored, any section. ST.
1 WILL PAY YoU CASH TO-DAY S0foi for
diate action!. RE 22OI. 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sals
OF n your home business OF invest
sa properly kJhrHRiEsy 4 Thsi y0O Ressos esSt1s
sos North Capitol; Ma $3.50 Free
CASH! Cash. FOR YoGR PRoPERrY
24-hr; service. MR.. MUsHINsKY
MonERNi:% En gyi%' CLAN Ia 9@2s' ., IA 467G;
home, or income prop, In cow. Sc.
Or nearby Nd. location. Have fave sub Sis
stantial cash. MRS. cox. vi Si36
or II. $3.50. 80
AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers THOS.
Ho6sEs N sGfh 't o SUl Nt for 0es5 essb
or sell on commission. Quick action
ealS. L. +. GRAvATf;TiEg' sf;i gAGaa Realtor, Tor
loio r. ST. NV, MA. 0I53.
HOME. Cape Cod or Colonial; my
clients will pay up to $1,000 with
$1,000 cash HARRY L. GODDARD,
OIL. 1922, HU. 1926. -oo
QUICK ACTION with spot cash for
YOUR HOME; MD, VA. or D. c.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341s "a.
DIRECT FROM OWNER - Cash for
your property in D. c., Va. or Nd,
Ewes. FA. 1858 or 81. 1897.
HAVE CLIENT anxious to buy 2.
bedrm. and 2-bath Diet. house: Chevy
Ghase. D. G.. or Nd. or American
University Park; 10000 cash, cal
Mrs. SIMON. AD. 1900. -o2
INCOMING NAVAL OFFICER desper.
ately needs 3-bedroom home. CON
yenlent to Navy Annex in Arlington,
Has substantial down paymt. Plea Sc
call Mr.. boswell. OW. 6S19. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OW. 444I.
WILL PAY all cash for bungalow in
nearby Md, near elementary
school, stores and transp. JO. 1855
WANTED-wen constructed home
one or two bedrooms and bath:
aD3 greet from owner, Pref. Arl. Box
wish TO BUY a nice 2 or 3 bearm. a
home, consider any nice location.
Have cash. Box 32-x. Star. 2Ss
DIRECT ERf>M OWNED
Evening star., 1951-03-22
PROPERTY FOR RENT

l416 IRVING ST. N.W.-2-story bids. :,
both floors 20x40, can be used for
electric, refrigerator, plumbing re-
pair shop or other small business
rent $75 mo. Call HU. $500. -2S
ENTIRE end FLOOR of r st. bldg.
between 9th and 10th NV Many
years established location for man
ufacturing jewellers. Long lease. Low
rent. RA SS06. -22
GAS STATION, 1417 Irving st. NV,
on heavily travelled crosstown
route: available now KASS-
BERGER. INC. EN-. 500.
1902 L ST. NV. End FIR lge.
rms. plate glass display window,
approx. 500 So IT,; immed. occu-
pancy; reas. rent. Apply 1415 K
ST.: NV. LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
asi7 N ST, N.w.-shop and office
space, good natural light and ven
tilation; parking space, 8 cars; sec
ond commercial. ST. 944S. -27
USED CAR LOT with office, southwest
corner Lee blvd. and Glebe rd. Arl.
10000 So. #; $500 mo. B. j.
GREENHOUSE: DE. 3177 Il
AIR CONDITIONED End FL.-Pan-
eled in knotty pine; 91x4O plus
offices: ideal for wholesale house;
downtown. Call MA. 1896. -26
Evening star., 1951-03-22
REAL ESTATE DAMS

FIRsr TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments, P. ]. -WALSHE,
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
end TRUSTS bought for spot cash;
ga TO 4ec DISCOUNT. MD. VA,
OR D. c. MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S.
CASH FOR Ist AND end TRUST
NOTES. incl 1st trust: on acreage;
quick settlement: white or colored
notes IN D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4tn and 9 SITS NV DI $3.50
eIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
HAhTow Par 9 :, REALTY : 4 NC CO. a.dS dEea'tor'
MONEY On SECOND rRUSH-We
will buy second. trust notes. D. c.
nearby Nd Or ya, Reasonable rates
Naf,Cn.f MENT GoRRa o9RsRsa 1912 " ave n"
4. Az, 6Gs INTEREST. according to
classification Of security and loca.
ton: no charge for appraisals
MOORE 4 HILL co 732 1Ttt 81
TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and srd: Md, Va:
D. c.; wk!s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE 1912.
LIST. end. 3rd TRUSTS BOUGHT.
White or colored; pvt. money avail.
MR.. WALKER. ST. 1891. .
Evening star., 1951-03-22
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

approx 65x1S0. improved BY an
older frame home: garages; rr. at
rear. PLEAS Please call MRS. cUsHARD.
DoWNToWN BUSINESS propsfty;
vestment. 2-story brick store bldg.
leased to one tenant at 81. 600 an.
n1ually. No brokers. Phone TIE.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale; RESIDENTIAL
Assfna'i@ sons6Ie 4E ih0si sat good clientele Isa
3lIe I1th STREET N.w.-Brick
building containing store and base
ment. suitable for any type business;
cai a ME- fow oods dpaSmes5 coMEr sfsy REATnY tsEni
Co. 1908 New York ave. NV. 49, Ma4
1870 G ST. S.E;-solid 2-story brick
bldg. practically on Penna ave;
prinyatae. apt. on md A.: vacant;
FRANK sI9' s. fsfh SaiL11Ps. 81 81: 4r 14f ffs'
40 N. Y. AVE. N.w.-2nd CONNER
cial; l6X90 it, rear alley: 2-story
fframei Tram q % price $4,000; NE, oo4l
highway Approx. 3, ,46 acres; zoned
sale by owner. Priced at 75c per
square foot. 5000 cash. terms.
Reply to Box 2s5-x. Star. 26s
HOT SPOT''-Substanti det. brick
lst comm. building. approx. 24xtj0,
on lot approx. 60xl10. at the in
tersection of College ave. and BALTIC.
blvd. at Maryland University; . sto-
rtes, plus basement: gas h VIII;
present potential gross. S4G0 mo.
lends itself well to most any type
business; 81 800: Ewes. call RA
Evening star., 1951-03-22
BARGAIN

We have CASH buyers for Fairfax
ana Loudoun County farms. Write
us today and give price and de-
Evening star., 1951-03-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Public Buildings Service,
General Services Administration. in
Room 1902, Federal warehouse, 7th
ana D sts. s.w.. Washington: D; C.;
9ha Time. aag apTl is 1854 istsn snd them pab
licly opened. to lease to the United
States Government approximately
100000 net square feet of ware
house STORAGE and related purpose
space in units Of not less than
approximately 10000 net usable
bia or its adjacent area. Proposal
forms may be obtained in Room 1902
in the sbore-named building. L. A.
ZIERNICKI, Chief, Real Property
Acquisition and Utilization Division.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Public Buildings Service.
General Services Administration, in
and D SITS. s.w.. Washington. D., c.,
Time. April Is. 1851. and then pub
lcly opened, to lease to the United
States Government approximately
100000 net usable square feet of
space which may be used for Offices,
mately $4,000 net usable square
feet in the District ef Columbia or
its adjacent area. Proposal forms
may be obtained in Room 1909 dn
the above-named building. L. A.
ZIERNICKI. Chief; Real Property
CASE FOR HoUsES OR LOTS. FREE
sis1 MaeARrHuR RH Blvd. sasPsss 81 5ass
THIS OFFICE desires sales nstings
Of 4. g or s family fats; also small
stores in D. C. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. Realtor. RE. 11S1; ewes, WI.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAIL
KENTMOOR
ON THE CHESAPEAKE

AZ MILES FROM WASHINGTON
All the fine things you would expect
beautifni 9 Kent Island pe'sTSphfI NEW sIIN
Allows, BUILDING SITES. WATER
FRONT LOTS. Words will not do it
justice, you must see it. Drive to
Sandy Point Ferry, cross bay to
Matpeake. right turn to 2l2 miles
to Kentmonr =o5
Evening star., 1951-03-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WE SOLICIT LISTINGS (both sale
and leasel of downtown properties.
Have excellent prospects. ROBERT
W. SAVAGE. Realtor, 514 Union
Trust Bldg, MA. $500.
Evening star., 1951-03-22

4-dr. sedan; r.
like new; tip-top
A real buy for
STANDARD MO-
ave. NV. CWisc.