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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

Furthermore, plans are now
being made by the group to give
scholarships to our state institu-
tions of higher learning to deserv-
ing farm youths.
These funds are being raised
by organizing Al Booster Clubs
among business and professional
men throughout the state - in
every community.
In Holmes county we are hon
ored to have one of our leading
business men on the All Advis-
DRY Council, Mr.. D.. G. Lundy,
Coca-Cola bother of Lexington.
Mr.. Lundy is taking a leading
part in the promotion of All
Club work in the state.
Holmes county firms, fully a
ware of the great work that is be-
ing done every day among our
own 462 white All Club MEM
bers and among the 100 Holmes
colored members of All Clubs,
are supporting the organization
of these All Booster Clubs.
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C1efon Holds
Eontinuad from Page One)

Montinu9d from Page One)
s1nE been particularly outstan-
dEsG, Mr.. Price said. as well as
a~sunnotion of cotton for flour
snE seed bags "a promotion that
Anuffed in one-haf million bales
1xfng consumed in this field "a
1Hme9, promotion of cotton rugs,
emksDnseed products such as mar
Oukne.
He pointed out that a great
1GtaE of the Gee for this work
snuE due to the publicity given
'aGbe efforts of the Cotton Coun-
- Ahrough the newspapers and
nek0-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

Return From Greenwood
Mr., and Mrs. Alton Parker have
returned from Greenwood where
they spent several days at the
bedside of his sister, Mrs. Bill Du-
bard, who is now recovering nice
ly at the hospital there following
an operation.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

I firmly believe the best in
vestment that can be made today
is in our young people and
hope to live to see the day when
all our young people stay IN Mis-
sissippi after they have finished
their education and start life on
their own. The greatest asset any
community Or state has is Its
youth.
Along these lines it is good to
know that many of Mississippi's
leading business and profession
al men are taking an active in
terest in promoting work that
will be Of great benefit to the flu
ture of Mississippi for j. is
designed to give the rural youth
of u state a greater interest in
and appreciation for the oppor-
tunities they have right in their
own communities where they are
born and reared.
I am referring to the Mississip-
ri All Club Advisory Council, an
organization of twelve outstand-
ing business men in the state. This
group Of men is engaged in a
move to raise funds to help COM
plete a recreational camp at Sar-
dis for the use of All Club boys
and girls and members of home
demonstration clubs of Mississip-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

G-eenville Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Rabb were
visitors in Greenyille Wednes-
day of this week.
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THROUGH HozeI Eyes

Continued from Page One)
aid is a valid need not otherwise
provided for.
Funds derived from Easter
seals last year helped provide 30
crippled children with l,036
camping days: 1865 physical Their
apy treatments; $500 teaching
days for crippled children; 467
hospital days for the handicap
ped: SO wheelchairs, braces and
other devices; transportation me-
dicines, hearing aids and home
bound services too numerous to
mention.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

Weekend In Memphis
Mr.. and Mrs. Max A. Scobey
spent last weekend in Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-03-22

The Lexington Advertiser is au-
thorized to announce the candi-
dacy Of the following for office in
! Holmes county subject to the &C.
ton of the Democratic Primary
! election in August. 1851.
! FOR SHERIFF
w. Allan Ramsey
Richard F. Byrd
Ben Moore Hammett
Ross w. Rhyme, Jr.
W. L. Sonny" Meek, Jr.
FOR cHANCERY CLERK
Parham H. Williams
FOR TAX ASSESSOR:
Denton S. Rosamond
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK:
Minnie Jordan
FOR SUPT. OF EDUCATION
L. R. Thompson
FoR SUPERVISOR
District II
H. S. Halle" Terry
L. c. Lonnie) Boatwright
Roy Brown
J, r. (Robert) Lipsey
C. F. Radio" Moore
District q
Marion S. Rogers
District 81
Kirk P. Thomas
Otto Wallis
District Fourl
c. G. Campbell
District 81
H. c. Waterer
Claud L. KERN
Bernard H. Flowers
S. J. Foose
Hal Rhyme
Calvin r. King
Ellis E. Wynn
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE
| District Two)
E. M. Mcclellan
FoR CONSTABLE
District Twe)
Casey Griffin
District Three)
w. D. Killebrew
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
L. E. Parkinson
Edwin White
w. w. Wynn
L. o. Spell
FoR GOVERNOR
Sam f. Lumnkin
FOR SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC EDUCATION
T. N. Touchstone
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Entered as second class matter at
the Post Office at Lexington, Mis-
sissippi, under the act of March
3, 1879
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THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER
Hoxel Brannon Smith Publisher
Evening star., 1951-06-23
GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy st. NV.
Modern offices IN this convenient
location; $50 up. RA 1900.
ATTRACTIVE FURN. OFFICE In

AVE. and Kennedy st. NV.
Modern offices IN this Convenient
ATfRaGIIVE AlHfaslCe Si5 FRRN pB eA orFicG IIeq In
bldg. Share reception rm Telephone
answering service DE. 9501. -25
LAWYER-Exceptionally desirable Of
nee ARRANGEMENTS; real opportunity
for ] or established lawyers. Box
Sf6 AND SiSf K SITS. N.w.-second- floor
Offices. containing LOO So. #; ele-
tributor; heat. light and janitor
fisHfE if5sEfs ss.s@Sh'f e. fac E5SHsa Ess fssh s..
improved bldg, SIS month up. Also
suite on lst floor, ST. $3.50. IA
4 RM.. LAVAT0RY on 1st fir, ex-
cellent for doctor. or other profess
sion Key over Hamilton Pharmacy
same bldg; s126 Georgia ave. NV
1Sis Sis Nj yiih PSF 81. NV. where parking d
reasonable rent. HO. 67TS
1911 EYE ST. NM lge. rms. and
toilet. Ideal downtown location. $40
no. MICHAEL VASE a,o5 2 SONS
1i0 vERMoNT fys Il, TIA AvE.-second f. ss floor,
will remodel and air-cool for Offices
to suit responsible tenant. Occu-
pancy approx. Aug. /. ST. 1920. go
IR-CONDITIONED Century Build
ing, 412 9TH st NV. opposite Mu-
single units or suites Single units
S4S to $3.50. Parking space avail
able. THOS j FISHER g. CO.. INC
73S 18th st. NV. DI $3.50
WASHINGTON ADDRESS in Silver
Spring-Several offices available fol
Md; businessmen WHO need a, WASH
businessmen dealing in Md. STER-
LING g. SCULL, SH. 2400. -23
I2 SMALL OFFICES. pvt entr., excel
loc,, suitable for insurance. doctors
Call ia. 7-3722. MIR. GILL. "a
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INVEST. pRop.-sALE tcens.

WILSON BLVD. ARL.-2-story. mo-
ants on long lease. $4,000 income.
Shows fine return on purchase
price; Eve. phone TIE. 1858. L. 7
GRAVATTE, 1918 X st. NV, Ma.
LARGE HOUSE in ne, Converted
nual income. Furniture included.
ees sS3 KENNhDY iSaSh S'sTf 81. N.w.-1st COM
gs 9s5 sEEsY flEH 81 AsosroEfDGs asos s8oG d0sR sR
aa-UNIT APT: Brightwood: $4,000
down; STEELE. RE. o4ss. EN-. o3o3.
oWNEs SR, sso2i left rowN-North a CAPITOL
Reduced from $50. 900 to ,S17. 500
GgRTo j REALTY. 3s6 H st. ne.
AvA1LhBIE tki liSSi JULY small co COM
professionaI efe.si ndo Section I Eye comprising mi n
single and multiple ofices for doc
tors and dentists and suitable for
businesses allied with the rrofes-
sions, advertising, accountancy. etc.
Premises may be leased as Unit
or purchased, Excellent Investment
portion Of space. No brokers, princi-
pals only. Box i91 H, Star.
SEMIDET. BRK.; contains 2 complete
duplex apts., each with liv: rm.,
bedrm.. kit and bath. ami. De-
sirab1e NV. Sec; phone GE. 70S6
ewes. and Sun. for appt. to inspect,
S.E.-New 5-apt. oldS.. brick, semi
det; bedrm., liv. rnl., din. kit. bath;
indy. heat; S35, 000-lst trust at
4haes, $4,000 cash. Will consider
clear property in trade. Write P. o.
Box 4701. WASHINGTON ~. D. G.
15-UNIT APT. BLDG. at less than 2
times rental. Call Mr.. Chaiken. OW.
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BAY RIDGE AREA

Of so acres, consisting
oi 10 large lots; large Broom home
800, all for S27 500. on reasonable
Terms; open Sun. for Inspection.
Sau for directions; II. 5000 or
FIR. 1894. '''' W
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
121l Penna. Ave. Sc.
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INCOME-PRODUCING
FARMS

Hartman purchased railroads on the
basis that If they would not pay
for themselves he didn't want
them. We have the following in
come-producing farms that will dc
lust that. i
l A 6I5-acre dairy farm. fully
equipped. with 100 head Of cattle
Income from milk alone. Sl.100 pei
month from D. c. dairy.
:; 190-acre farm equipped with
50 head of stock; present income
81 500 per month.
3; A 96-acre dairy farm with &c
head of stock; present income. S55L
per month.
4. A l50-acre tobacco farm with
present income approximately $1,000
All OF these properties within 40
miles of D. C. We have many
more to show you. Call our farm
representative today for particulars
Ewes IA. S-1196.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. 81 Bro
1919 N. Courthouse Rd.. Arl,
ia. 4-1880 or ia. 4-040l
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BROWN HOUSE COTTAGES, Ocean
highway: new cottages for rent by
week. month. season; new homes for
sale. Call CLIFFORD T. EVANS.
Ocean City. Md, 326-W: weekdays,
call after pm. -23
ROHOBETH BEACH-cottage in
pines; 45 Oak St; July and August.
OCEAN 1E RSR9qKs' S2PK MDNeS ia. 3sl2' modern g.,
plex apt: 1blk. ocean; accom- 6 TO
&; $50 wk. LA. 6-S420. Us
OCEAN CITY, MD.-BeautifulIy fur
nished cottages, center of city, very
close to main boardwalk: 3 sleeping
rooms, mod. kitchen and bath; ac-
comodates 3 couples June 24-July /,
July Is, Aug. 1926. Aug, 26-Sept.
Sept; 2.l6; S75 per week, .THOS,
2, WALSH. INC. SIS 1lth st. n W,
FOR RENT. July-Aug,; 4 bedrms., 9
porch: new attractive, well equipped
ideal location; Henlopen Acres. In.
quire j. R. VAN DYKE. Pine Reach
I'd, Henlopen Acres, Rehobeth Beach
Del rs
WILDWOOD. N. Modern apt. {
bedrms.. liv. din. rm., kit, and bath
RssE ReeF 6eash; Ts sssS slfep a End f. sos PEI
LAKE JACKsON-cabin, 80 mi. D. c.
mod. convens., pvt. float; available
July, August. EN-. 7109. "a
WOODLAND BEACH-3 lots. 5-rm
bricktex home, furn.; gas, elec.
water; storage house and boat. Price
down payment; monthly payments
BETHANY BEACH, DEL..Apts.. wk.
mo. or season. Phone Dickinson 1851
I; T. GRAvATTE. Realtor. 1915 4
FOR RENT-1st-floor apartment witt
screened porch. electric kitchen. neal
ocean, Va. Beach; sleeps 4 or 5
Write 115 S7th ST.. Va. Beach, OF
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IN CHESAPEAKE BAY-Bargain. A.

LII CUINdBt' SOME 1Urnlture and
canoe. Garage. shade $4,750; also
lots on waterfront 5-rm. cottage,
poth harbor and pier, $3.50. Also
7-rm. house and acres valuable
iand on waterfront. j. F. HAFFORD,
2tn st. Deaie Beach, Md. Call West
Evening star., 1951-06-23

OFFICE SPACE rooms in the vi,
einity Of 1910 K st. NV r. a
CUMMINGS d CO.. MA. e772.
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LAKE JACKSON

Delightful whole log lodge on besut,-
ful waterfront practically nsw
partly furn., nice liv. rm.. rork
nrepI;, panorama windows, kit. bath
and bedrm.: large 32-ft. screened
porch; electric hot-water healer
are ana eIectT1c range; all new. ready to
drive out to Lake jackson oftCs
near Manassas. Va. First come.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

RESTAURANT, food. beer, wine.
Reas.. weil-estab business Whisky
license obtainable Appt weekdays
LGE. SToRE-32x40. with 6-rm.
apt. above and restaurant, beer
and wine. Also store l6X20 and
bldg 24x3S on same lot and store
100x140. cor: near Annapolis and
all beaches. All for SlS,500, cash
or terms. MR.. FRANK. DU. 1896
PIGEON HOUSE at intersection OF
hwys. 301 and so, with good 'front.'
age on both roads: s acres OF
ground Priced to sell at once. NJ
c. GIBSON, DU. 427I. -25
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STORES FOR RENT

713 G ST. N.W.-Store 17x40. with
balcony 17x11; near 18th ST.; suit
able for any business. ST. 3154,
IA. S0e6. 40
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Country Property, close
to Thurmont, Md. 10 miles north OF
Frederick. along State highway U. s.
Route No. Is. , acres of land, sub
stantial brick dwelling with rooms,
cellent water supply; splendid view
of mountains: offered at attractive
price with immediate poss. CALVIN
S. LOHR. Thurmont. Md. Phone
8.S5 ACRES located on Maryland
RT. 30f. Zone commercial; reason
ably priced. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO. 1911 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii.
$4,000. 81
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOUT ONE ACRE on Lee hwy, near
Merrifield, Va: excel. bldg. site. CHI.
BELLE HAvrN LOTS, 1eox1so at ST.
utilities present No grading. no as
NEY q MECHLING. INC. ia So,
NORTH ARLiNGToNWNew VS. subdiv.'
81 beautiful lots ready for bldg,
sn-ft; So t. front front, min; 10000 t.; sell
1875, CH. 6e44. No brokers.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Loyely lots
With trees; Io0x2oo #. and over;
SHEPHERD rARK-Rambler sites in
from $4,000 uD RA. asoo
FALKLAND. MD mi. from S. S. on
Route ls6; signs Just beyond
Tss.oTed ss MaTks CIV Cd R6oMss bo%S can p7ss Ss
$50 DOWN will buy a h-acre lot in
vile I'd. past Silver Spring. Full
price, $1,000 per lot. RA. 1900.
LOT. 100 IT. front, 200 IT. deep o in
Fairfax Co; 90 minis. drive from
D. c.; price. $1,000, FA. s123.
TEN LOTS with sewer water and
streets, in NV, D. c.; l5 Minis.
5sS@ sSSnssHn ss MR. res 52i4sE s.
SIX ACRES. $50 #. on Route 20;
1900 deep, lays beautifully: be-
tween Centerville and Buckland, Va.
Price, SLIGO: CalI j. H. BENoIT,
RFTHESna I0TS 'ifssox1oo u s1,it
able for ramblers; lovely old shade
trees in a community of excep-
tionaily fine homes; $4,000. sH
AkFax RIA; 81 kESGTY sG1S SPECIAL 46t bids
excel. locality for $3.50; beautiful
bldg. lot in Mclean; city water
ATTRaTiVE = s2o EXsEuslys coRFAR Ell lt5G o4 1acin
aye. and 3sth ST.; $3.50. OWNER
sss.o ACRES elsasti near Andrews Field. al Eiec.
tricity and water: DI 0657; "a
ACRE OR MORE near Indian Head
svy {, MAHoEHYl NJ D nj. G 54io IfF%'' JAN JAMES
RIGHT FOR DEVELOPMENT; zoe
| water available; all cash deal al
SCULL. SH. 240O. -23
$25 Down. SIS MONTH"; to !
acre wooded home sites In Chape
4 Acres. located in Fairfax Co., be.
| tween Shirley hwy. and proposed
new airport. Low building restrie,
! tions. S495 UP. VERNON NJ
LYNCH q SONS, Lincolnia. Va. AL
! 5906 CLOSED Sundays. -24
APPROX. 26. ACRES. 1.1S0-ft. 'front.'
| age on Washington and Old Domin-
| ion Line. / mile from Vienna, Va,
| station; mostly woods, A real in
! vestment at So. 900. OWNER, Vienna
/ 129-W-I. or Box 302-G. Star. III
one acre: excellent view; level. A. j,
SILVER SPRING AREA - Acre lot
in beautiful Spring Brook Forest;
SI.S00. TO. 6015. -25
WILL SELL, at substantial discount,
equity in a lot in Bannockburn,
| Montg. CITY. CARR. ia. S-0757. IA
| IN THE TOWN OF FAIRFAX-Be-
tween s and 8 acres. Fairfax sos
100 ACRES. near Naval Ordnance
Lab, fronts on , roads: $500 per
acre. TO. 5579 evenings -25
SALE OR TRADE ON HOUSE, bldg
lots 50x125, 6 miles from White
| House; 4 of these lots are corner
lots. OV. 1908. "a
22 ACRES. partly clear; good timber;
| 80 mi. D. c. Price. S1,295; terms.
| S60 dOwn 500 a moOth
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LEESBURG

Dairy farm. 55l acres. bluegrass pas
sion house. Is rms. 5 baths. 6 fire-
places. oil h.; beautifully decor ;;
swimming pool; AGAR gar. with 4.
rm. and bath apt; farm manager.
home. brick. 9 rms. 3 baths. 4 fire.
pl h,-w.h.: z tenant houses; sew.
eral cattle and hay barns; silo; al
necessary outbuildings; present man.
ager on property 26 yrs; pricee
S205 600 including farm machinery
and equipment For appt. call e. H
IRWIN OW. 1928. or Elmwood 364$
ewes. and Sun. "a
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DIRECT FROM OWNER. a house in
Georgetown or good NV section
with two or three apartments. one
apartment to be occupied by the
owner. viii pay $4,000 cash; bal
ssnce monthly payments. Box 1871
WANT TO BUY a nice . or 8 bedrm
home not over $4,000 in a nice
loeation. Box 25o-E; Star: 29.,
Eves E SOD phone a1se1 TE pfifss fsss f Us dRA hft
WAITE. Realtor, 1913 K st. NV.
pesire a 3-bedrm, brick home. 2 or
more baths. suitable for, entertain
sf2' aR ARBg ARESgfE'f fac ef Y FsF;lss YES
1 WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
tion. RE. 220l. 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to tn. san
.r, Of your home business , OF invest ..;.
sslI 3 4. Au1MPHKiEs ' ReslsoT f
DIRECT FROM OWNER in D. c.,
Fail FAILS 'eG Church d 1858. "'A N' ' $50 u
HOMES. BUSINESS and investmen
property for quick sale, D. c., Nd.
Va. terms to suit owner. Cali a
once. JAMES s. WILDER. GE. 1915
NEWCOMERS TO WASH, in nee,
| of apis. or houses furn. or unfurn
| to rent or purchase. should contac
| our ONCE for specialized service IL
this field. Call Mrs. Dixon. ST. 1900
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. 1922 17tf
IMfMEnIiaTE MEnIiaTE CASH for n an,
DU. 1920, MI. o494. 23'
SPOT Cash for your house white o.
colored: any section any condition
MR.. LISS. ME. $3.50
| 0TITCK ACTION WITTY AYJ CAsTI
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
GAS STATIONS

Represent national oil concern In
terested in immediate purchasing or
leasing of existing stations Con-
RE 6371; ewes, EN-. S267. 30
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YEAR ROUND REA11rY

Facing, the Bay, one-year-old COM
p1ete pietnI home; Large liv. rm.. fireplace,
plete all electric kitchen. IsrHe
pedroomS,, tile. bath. side glassed in
porch, floored attic, utility room
a,-c. heat, approximately S6b font
tna tMster dront. fishing, Grabbing. bath.
S to Deaie i anS hoScEw1oS eve 1S SS,"gso or drive
Max c. Schwartz, IA. $500
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BUILT FOR coon rAsrr

wIeu-oullt beauty on the waterfront
E3ipSe wip5eun!i LIVING room. fireplace. picture
Ejtcbe%nS Iaeing water. all-electric
guest house. living room and BAH.
SHRUBS, waterfront with Bis pjer
6a, 66aa lockwood 5-29sO or drive to
Taie ana gan West River 6I44.
Max c. Schwartz, IA. $500
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
PROSPECT Hill,

PROSPECT HILL
II MILES TO WHITE HOUSE
Lovely wooded tracts Of acres or
more. some with streams; near Ma
schools and shopping at Mclean,
Va; 500 to $500 per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA 1854
Sat, and Sun. call Daleview 9152
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

2IO9 nth ST. NW.-a-story, fire-
resistant bus. bldg: "A wide by 70'
deep; beautiful front and display
show windows; oil heat; conveyor to
2nd moor; good for radio, television
wholesalers and distributors; elec.
and janitor supplies; printers, litho-
graphers, typewriter. and bus. ma
chimes, furniture, upholstering, elec.
motors, etc. Reasonable rental. I'm
med. poss. Consult SHANNON &,
LUCHs CO, Realtors, exclusive
agents. 1915 II st. NV. Ma. 2346.
X ST. NEAR MEDICAL CENTER-En-
tire 2-story bldg. with English base
ment containing approx. 1,400 sq.
IT. suitable Offices prof. use, etc.
Reasonable rental. Poss. in so days.
Consult SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors 1906 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
zoos X ST. N.w.-Approx. 900 50
#. divided into 8 rms; suitable
contracting office. mfgrs. outlet. etc.
Vacant. Rent $50 per mo. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., Realtors,
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345, "a
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-2-story brick
warehouse type BLDG. in End comm
zone in the. center of city; about
5 men and women toilets; steam
heating system tstoker); large 1st
floor area on cor. suitable for re-
tail or display purposes; balance
space excellent for storage. garage,
light mfgr. or service; ramp to 2nd
floor. Immed. poSs. Reasonable rent
al. Consult Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., Realtors, 1906 H
st. NV. Ma. 2345. IA
OVER 5000 SO. FT., 27 rooms in
corner bldg, near White House, for
lease to one tenant; very reasonable
rent. Call MR.. BIRCKHEAD. D1
APPRoXIMATELY $500 So. 1T. enc
commercial property, one block from
r.r. siding ne. section; 5-rm. mod
ern office building, large concrett
vault, modern semi-f1reprool
buildings comprising 4,5O0 sauar,
feet; rent reasonable. Box 173-H
SIar 24e
VERY LARGE HOUSE, zoned CO nr
Kanns and Hechts OF Arlington
ideal location for professional mel
or any other type business. Cal
Louis R. Simpson e. Son, Inc
5000 Wilson blvd. CHI. 7777. "a
STORES OFFICES. WAREHOUSES;
WE OFFER NOW
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGs WITH PARKING FACILl
| TIES IN BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS
LOUIS BURMAN RE 1853
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, e1o 18th at. NV
near Conn. and Knew, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, switch
poard, mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST 3456
Evening star., 1951-06-23

DEVELOPERS, ATTENTION
At. Shirley highway and Leesburs
pike; about 70 acres, opposite Fair
town Washington. Lower part ideal
for business development. remainder
for apartments overlooking city and
valley of the Potomac. Offer to
settle estate. Night or Sunday call
Miss Shoemaker, EN-. 1850; other
exclusive eIS heisi asent, e lis AH K st. NV wv
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FARMS Cont

ONE MILE RIVER FRoNTAGE-155-
balance pasture land; lge. bank
barn; 9-rm. stone house. Is miles
north Silver Spring.
l00-acre dairy farm-Close Mont
gomery County; 30-cow Washington
barn; machine. sheds; 7-rm.. Ia
= acres available. S31.500.
70-acre stock farmland is rolling
watered and very productive; large
bank barn. cattle sheds and other
buildings: 10-rm modern house,
bath and heat, 100000. Call Mr..
Linthicum. PooleSville 341l, with
HOWARD R. ScHAFER, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FURN., 8 rms. 2 baths. poolroom
outbldgs.; 81 600. Buena Vista road
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa Blue Ridge
Summit 111-J -o4
Evening star., 1951-06-23
PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPeRTY-RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A M ROTH. RE 1886
Evening star., 1951-06-23

% ACRES. partly clear; good timber;
S $50 @l down. p. $50 rFifs; month sh.SS0' terms
5 acres. small stream. good road,
electricity: 16 mi. from d. c. Price,
$1,000: terms. S150 down. $25 mo.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO.
Waldorf 270l -24
Evening star., 1951-06-23
ALL THIS FOR ONLY * soo

ALL THIS FOR ONLY $500
All-year bungalow, fishing crsbbinn
56athlns; large, living room. kitcheh
front front porch large lot, trees. Rea.
iivIapIe iv "a ne, Gown psymen:,, small month
or 9;v. driye to Deale and call West
Max c. Schwartz, Ia. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-23

1st d store 2lx75. approx. 1900
So. IT, heat and util. furnished;
$3.50 mo-: additional space avail
able II desired. Call Mr.. Schrider.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS, REALTORS
723 20th St. W. RE. 65S5
343-347 CEDAR NV.
Lovely stores. Neighborhood allows
parking. SS5-S105, heat incl.
SAM ROSEY AID. 200
Evening star., 1951-06-23
CoRNFIEID g4BRop FAp,,

LAKE JACKSON. VA,
summer cottage. sturdily built, ma
SSonTy Sy construction; Living room with
upstairs. 3 bedrmS. and lge. Screened
porch; Could easily be converted to
year round living. $3.50 with
terms. JAMES M DUNCAN, Jr',
King ST KI S-Sdnn O 80
Evening star., 1951-01-05
OAR Chapter
Plans Distuff Duy'

A modern "distaff day" will be
observed by the Constitution
Chapter of the District OAR from
4 to 6 pm. tomorrow at the Chap
ter House.
The "distaff day" tea. given for
the past 80 years by the chapter,
is held in commemoration of the
custom of Colonial days when
the women returned to their
spinning after a 12-day period
of Christmas festivities.
Honor guests at tomorrow's tea
will be Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, vice
president general, and District
State officers headed by Mrs.
James D. Skinner, regent. Mrs.
Thelma Lee Caylor, chapter re-
gent, will head the receiving line
and guests, including other chap
ter regents and State chairmen.