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Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17

By Mrs. George II. DerrIcksOn
Phone Milford 1859

11:0O a. m.-Church School.
Douglas Morgan, superintendent.
The Friendship Glass, Mrs. Ethel
Warren. teacher, will hold their
annual picnic in the form of a
covered dish supper in the COM
muinty hall, Friday evening at 6
o'clock. ALI the members and
their families are invited to attend.
Bring a covered dish and place
setting for each one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Zeuner re-
turned home on Tuesday of last
week after a three weeks visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Currie, Mr.. CUrrie and family of
Pennington, Michigan.
Miss Lorraine COVerdale spent
several days last week with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Harvey Gov
erdale in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Locates of
ClaymOnt are spending the week
with their daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White.
Jackie Warren, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warren celebrated
his seventh birthday on Friday by
inviting a number of his friends
to a lawn party. They played GRO
quet, bingO and other games. Re
freshments were served and Jackie
received many lovely gifts. The
guests were Jerry and Wally War
rem, George Ira and Gary Glen
daniel, Sandra and Tommy Fitz-
gerald, Janet and Jackie ClOgg,
Teddy and George Wilkerson, Pat
sy and ROnnie Berwick, Gene Fitz-
gerald, Cathy ShOurds and Nancy
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17


The Tunnel Reunion took place
on Saturday, August IL, when they
had dinner together at the Clean
er's Hall in Millville, afterward a
program was rendered by the mem
bers.
T4-1se who were born in Ocean
View and are descendants of the
Tunnel family and attended this
affair we're Mrs. Madeline HOllO-
way and Mrs. Essie Murray Of Sell
byville and Spencer III. Tunnell of
Ocean View, children Of the late
George w. and Mary H. Tunnell;
Messrs. Harry Richards of Phila-
delphia, Capt. Russell Richards Of
New Jersey; Mrs. Madge r. Wright
Of Wilmington, Mrs. Trina r. VIII
fong Of Chesapeake City; Miss May
Richards Of Philadelphia, Joseph
Richards Of MOrgantOWn, w. Va,
and Mrs. Dorothy Cooper of Phil
adeIphia, grandchildren Of Mrs.
Eliza Ann Tunnel; seven living
children Of the late Mr., and Mrs.
James A. Richards, and grandchil-
dren, Roger and Robert Cooper.
Also present were children of the
late DR.. Harry West, Mrs. Anna
Markely of Pennsylvania and bro
Their Lawrence West; besides Mr.
Markely and their daughter, and
Mrs. Lawrence West and two chill
dren.
Children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
West present were Miss Olive West
of philadelphia, Mrs. Mildred Coke
of BennettsVille, S. c., and Mrs.
Ethel Tingle of Omar.
Messrs, Horace and John T.
West, Jr., their wives and Mrs. Sal
ly J. Hickman and husband, Ray
mond, descendants of the Tunnel
family, also Mrs. Katie Tunnel
Belts and children, Kathryn
Thompson and Mrs. Vaughan Dol
by.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James M. and Name West Evans
present were Mrs. Sadie Powell,
Miss Mary G. Evans and Maurice
J. Evans, also William Powell. Mrs.
Maurice Evans and two children,
Barbara and Jimmie, Mrs. Carolyn
Mccain, and her two children, Miss
Shirley Wilfong, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ream, Kathryn and Mary
Ann; Charlie Williams and two
sons, Messrs. Clifton and Chester
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. West en-
tertained 38 guests, who were cOu-
ms and their families on Friday
evening here at their home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Remagen
of Bangor, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Evans,
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Justice, Jr.,
and son Barrie of Rhode Island,
have been visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar West of Phil
adelphia are visiting relatives and
friends. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore e. Evans.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Nelson gave a dinner
to the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Justice, ST., and son.
Norman Justice. Jr., and wife and
son Barrie; Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Richards and daughter Betty Lou,
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17
Fall Time To Seed
Lawns Revised Bulletin
Tells How

When it is time to re-seed your
lawn, agronomists that know say
that seeding on snow, and
"sprinkIing grass seed on the lawn
in early spring" is a waste of seed.
William H. Henderson, county
agricultural agent, quotes Univer-
sity of Delaware agTOnOmists as
saying, wait until mid-August or
early September"
c. E. Phillips of the University
staff has worked out special lawn
mixtures for different parts of
Delaware. In new revision of the
bulletin on lawns, these mixtures,
and complete care of lawns are
listed. Stop in at the County Extern
sion Office, Georgetown, and get
copy of Lawns, NC so.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17
FOrkedeer Oats Show
Up Best In Tests
At Satisfaction

The Forkedeer variety of oats
have shown up best from a yield
standpoint in the variety tests
conducted at the Agricultural Sub
station near Georgetown, during
the past 6 years. Fulwin and NIB.
2-2 have also yielded well.
Below is a summary of the re-
suits of the tests showing the varie-
ties used, the yields for the year
and their average yield for the past
6 years:
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17
The crUeiul Question

CARLSBAD, N Mp Thous-
ands of people pour into this south
ern New Mexico city every year 10
see wonders of the famed Carlsbad
Caverns. They keep guides hopping
to answer their questions. The
other day, someone decided to find
out what question was asked most.
1T was: where are the rest
roOms?"
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17

of Mr.. and Mrs. woodrow Morgan
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
called on their brother, Boyce
Short and Mrs. Short.
Mrs. Charles A. Ingram Of Ar
COS Corner and Mrs. Martha Davis
Of Delmar spent part of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brad
ley and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Hurley of Wilmington spent
the weekend with the Bradleys.
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Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17

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 Hammond, MT. and Mrs. H. A. Herald Press, Great Bend, Kan. Hardy, MT. and Mrs. Don (Dir- ector NEA) and son, David-Daily Record, Canon City, Colo.
 Harris, Miner E.-Journal, Palm CT, Neb.
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 Professional Pharmacy Harry Race, Druggist, Inc. Herbert s. Rowland, Grown Life Shattuck Agency, Insurance Skinner's Gun Shop Stevens
 Walter J. Suite and Son Thomas Hardware and Furniture Keith c. Wildes, New York Life Peter Wood, Real Estate Yellow Cab Company
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Higgins, Mr and Mrs. otto-1n- ter-City Press, Fairmount Station Kansas City, Mo.
 Horner, MT. Wm. E. Herald, Sanford, N. c.
 Huckle, MT. and Mrs. A. w., Boz lO53, Rock Hill, s. c.
 Kennard, MT. and Mrs. R. J., Bo- alsburg, Pa.
 Killgore, MT. and Mrs. Ralph and son. Jack-News, Rosebud, Texas. Klinefelter, Mrs. Laura and daughter, Joan Times, Adams, Wis.
 Krouser. MT. and Mrs. Caryl-- Printer Review, Barstow, Calif.
 Krouser, Mrs. James J.,-Printer- Review Barstow, Calf.
 Larson, MT. and Mrs. Robert w. Union Republican, Albia. Iowa. Lauher, Ora, Archbold, Ohio.
 Lovett. MT. and Mrs. E. R. Times, Palo Alto, Calf.
 Lowrance, MT. and Mrs. B. Arp --Mecklenburg Times, Charlotte, N. c.
 Lyttle. MT. and Mrs. Richard, Pres. Colo. Pr. Assn. Meeker, Colo. McDaniel. MT. and Mrs. G. Ar thur and son, c. A.; daughter Son. ya-Times, Fredericksburg, Md.
 McPherson, Ms. Fred Sr-Sen- tineI-News, Santa Cruz, Cali1.
 McPherson, MT and Mrs. Fred Sentinel-New Santa Cruz, Calf.
 Never, Mrs. Belle Farrar-Leader Oakdale, Calf.
 Morse, Mrs. J. H.-News, La Crosse, Kan.
 Murray, MT. and Mrs. Hubert The Wave, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Neal. Mrs. J. "Sallie"-M Mesquiter. Mesquite, Texas.
 Nolen, Miss Anne E.-News, Mon roe City, Mo.
 Orvis, Miss Rhoda-Journal, Manchester Vt.
 Parker, MT. and Mrs. Paul P.- TIT Oxford St., Berkeley, Calf.
 Price, Mrs Virginia-NeWs & Farmer, Louisville, Ga.
 Pullinger, MT. and Mrs. Griffith, 1900 Main St., Bethlehem, Pa.
 Richter, Mir. and Mrs. James Sun, San Bernardino, Calf.
 Ripley, MT. and Mrs. Geo. A 1923 Plymouth Rd.,- Dallas, Texas. Rountree, MT. and Mrs. Carl, President Georgia Press Assn. = News, Dawson, Ga.
 Rouse, MT. and Mrs. Robert, 32 Gonzales Ave, Watsonville, Calf.
 Schumann, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Press Journal, Vero Beach, Fla.
 Scott, MT and Mrs. Ray Q. = Leader, Port Townsend, Wash.
 Sexauer, MT. and Mrs. Carl-Re- porter, Ogden, Iowa.
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Don Abel, Millwork, Glass, Build-
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 Photographer Baranof and Gastineau Hotels Bert's Food Center Butler Mauro Drug Co.,, The Rexall
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Smith. MT. and Mrs. Fred and sons. Fred Jr and Willis-1racy Publg. Co.,, Tracy, Minn.
 Stapel, MT and Mrs. John C. Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.,, Columbia. Mo.
 Stelter, Mrs. Florine, Charlevoix, Mich
 stotzer, Mrs. Harold, Archbold, Ohio.
 Swalin. Miss Irene Record-Dem- ocrat, Pocahontas, Iowa.
 Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Orrin and son, Ross Buckeye, Archbold, Ohio. Terry, MT. and Mrs. Jos. and daughter Nancy-Wolf & Company. s. Dearborn St. Chicago, III. Thiede, Miss Meta - Chain o. Lakes Guide, Waupaca, Wis.
 Thomas, Max and son, Lovin - Daily Signal, Crowley, La.
 Thornhill, Miss Mary-News- Her aid, Morganton, N. c.
 Tiele, Miss Erna, 5215 Harper Ave, Chicago, Ill.
 I've, MT. and Mrs. Ralph-Times Tribune, Davenport, Wash.
 Tygeson, Mrs. Mae-Advocate, Annandale, Minn.
 Tysell, H B.-Representing Jour- nal, Britton, s. D.
 Ulerich, MT. and Mrs. Wm. K.- Progress, Clearfield, Pa.
 Van Woert, Mrs. R.-Represent- ing The Local, Greenville, N. Y.
 Wallin, MT. and Mrs. o. Wolf & Company, 1916 Walnut St. Phil adelphia, Pa.
 Welch, Mrs. Vivian-Free Press Duluth, Minn.
 West, MT. and Mrs. Paul A., Box 253A, Calistoga, Calf.
 Wilbur, MT. and Mrs. w. A. and son, Don; daughter, Doris-Times Tribune, Davenport, Wash.
 Williams, Miss Faye E. News, Morgan, Utah.
 Williams, Jack-Daily Journal Herald, Waycross, Ga.
 Willis, MT. and Mrs. E. B.-Re- publican, Angola, Ind.
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 Eek, Don - Gen. Mgr. NEA, Chi cago.
 Abraham, MT and Mrs. Bert J. Herald Enterprise, BellfloWer, California.
 Austin, MT and Mrs. Herbert Townsman, Wellesley, Mass.
 Baker, MT. and Mrs. w. P. and daughter Kay-Daily Reporter, 2O07 :. Collinswood ..Rd.. Columbus. Ohio.
 Baldridge, MT. and Mrs. K. F. Democrat, Bloomfield, Iowa.
 Ball, MT. and Mrs. A. J.-Obser- yer, Woodhaven, N. Y.
 Bayol, Edgar S.-Coca-Cola Co. 515 Madison Ave. New York, N. Y. Bennett, Mir and Mrs. G. Stew rt-Journal, Manchester, Vt.
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 Riddle, MT. and Mrs. John-News, Huntingdon, Pa.
 Bleezarde, MT. and Mrs. F. E. News-Herald, Ravena, N. Y.
 Boehm, Arnold. reporter, Ogden, Iowa.
 Brewer, MT. and Mrs. Fred L. Representing Citizen, La Grange, III.
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 Brown, Miss J. Mabel-Weekly, Newport, N. J.
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
 GROUP VISITS CAPITAL CITY TODAY

JUNEAU aboard The Aeuian at o'clock and women field from coast to coast distinguished citizens
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lIeLcome, v, z, 4, 6a ,4Ia4ka :,

We of Alnskn. Welcome YOU, Of 7Ie FOURTH ESTATE Officers u,sd Members of tIse NATIONAL EDITORIAL
 ASSOCIATION AIasIsa, and Jasmea" Cap't"l C'fy of te Territory We srisi pleasant journey GUS uOu ,isit Am,ericas Frontier O"r hope $ tI'0t huppu memories yomr trarels ren1i' yo'rs :"
Evening star., 1951-12-01
FARMS

AM OFFERING this 7-rm. house:
no running water; circulating oil
heat; house IN good cond.: on black
top rd.: near Herndon; acres o1
land; clear and in lst class cond.
Rouaei ior and COW oed hnd fesS d Chicken
S10,500; very low cash payment,
or could be sold to responsible
party: Just like rent. For inspection
call Bert Benton. Herndon 84-W-4
or stop at the office. Chantilly. B.
1s ACRE and b-room bungalow; hall.
heat; garage with canning Kitchen,
workshops; 80 fruit trees, raspberry
bushes; near Culpeper, on U. g.
Hwy: 229.. 80 miles from D. G.;
$500. 1000 down. S1Q0 month.
VAai VA.Mseaat. 1iso-yr.-
old residence. completely restored
With Wahrenfon 10 or dd55o acres. Telephene
HEAD FARM-216 acres of
60 sooS Cd land land with excel, 5-rm. I'm. and
easy TERMS se LEfaa Gt' c. Kelsey. WIN Jri,
4-1114: ewes, WA. S733. -
a MAJOR interest m a large produc-
tive nearby virginia farm available
1or purchase; partnership, with pres
ls5-ACRE TOBACCO FARM-4 To-
bacco barns-one S-rm. house, one
4-rm. tenant house; farm worked
on State road ~ miles DC, in Anne
Arundel Co., Nd. Ideal for nom
resident owner; good terms. Farm
should pay for itself out Of owners
share Of crops. WALTER N. gAU-
sc, sAs and a7sa n < al Ma: RT s.arns HA oMsSs Mss
River 1921. -r3
Evening star., 1951-12-01
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
100 Acres, 4 Miles Of Route
No. !, Mr., Fredericksburg, Va

widqwsd ePSs1. owner has been unable T.
Of acreage could easily be placed
in profitable cultivation; balance
timber. some hardwood. Four-bed-
room, substantially built home with
bath; all necessary outbuildings
would cost double price to replace
Worth your immediate check. KEEL
LEY & BRANNER, exclusively, KE
3-RR44: eYeninRs Or 11QQ y
Evening star., 1951-12-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

COTTAGE WANTED or 3 rms;
on l acre; water and electricity;
near tranSp. and stores; $3.50 down
max. o S45 NO.; vicinity Washington
poero%ks e%si' NEEDS HomE-1n nice e N.
bedrms., including bedrm. and bath
substantial cash. Please call MT
PHiILiPs. oW 444I. Etia f'ANA Ma o.
I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your nome; my location, any condi-
ton; Re 22o1. 81. 7747.
cash bsSfod, sofLRs haEss waiting for 3 and 4
inston and nearby Montgomery ne
County and Va. To sell your honse.
call WETZELL REAL ESTATE. Hi HI
4345. Open ewes. til 10 pm.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire,
saalsl Nart5 r; A. HUN, HUI1M,pHRIEs; aeaItor.
DIRECT FROM oWNER-wiil pay
ca GASP; "a D, sesss G. Md. or Va, 81. 1881
HAVE HOME m Md. would like to
s5cRapfe in R4ries as dRwn sUT gaaymsns for home
rREEFE5Rs F5s'n'n, 10 fsf BUY S4I6f DfREcT StaF from
owner. Five or 8 rm. home in
clean cond, in nearby Md. suf-
ficient cash. Call MI. 7l45. 10
an to 9 pm,
WANT TO BUY nice 3-bedrm. home,
consider any nice location. Have
all cash. Box 354-A, Star. A.
HOUSES WANTED, any section: pay
al cash. Mr.. PERRY. DI. s724,
I WILL PAY ALL CASH. brick or
frame. white or colored. Call MR.,
CHESsER. GE. 9302. =
MOD. CLEAN 2 to 4-bedrm. home or
income property, in good D. c. or
nearby Md. loc.: Sc. pref; have sub
stantial cash. MRS. COX, LU. 2-Sl36
or ST. 1868.
QUICK ACTION WIru aILcAsu
Evening star., 1951-12-01
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REkT

3-RO0M SUITE of over 900 sa. It.
KAss- BERGER. INC. EN-, s1oo.
WYATT BLDG.-Large. choice ofice
an aaa lhT Dss Sg'e 'sEz vi nst5as''7s' sess 1aSn
2-RoOM UNFURN. OFFICE SUITE
use of handsomely furn. conf. rm.,
500 mo. RE. 7Os1. Il
OFFICE available Dec. 1; luxuri-
ously furn. Broom suite. new air
conditioned downtown bldg; will
iqdolss % Or Se furnishiags ST a463
1888 COL. RID. N.W.-2nd d.; corner
open space, 500 50. it.; full bath;
ideal for artist or piano studio
professional or business use; avail
1mmed'; so; rental s1oo mo. EN-
WILL SHARE small ONCE; Dupon,
Circle; s17.bo mo, DU. 1860. 4
|DOCToRs-6713 New Hampshire
ave. extended, just beyond District
desirable. and 3-rm. suites; rub
Fept be5 tie AafTKo 11Ts; al gsls very rsss
DENTIST oFFiCE, 5 rms. and lava.
tory; equipped for two dentis,
chairs. $500 Ga. ave. NV" RA
Will SHARE lse. handsomely furn
9is 9asf 1snf tspevgs1 Whte hGnse ns sSeeuye
WARRENTON, vA.-Most desirable
HIDEN, Warrenton. Va. I2'
1925 vERMoNT-Large unfurn. Of
fee in attorneys suite with or with
out stenosrahic service. ST. 207S.
skoe roNN AVN Nw S-
for dentist, doctor or other profess
THos. j. FISHER & co. INC. f3s
18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. %
OFFICES FOR RENTALS Eye st.
NV: Entire End and 3rd fs. Of
beautiful, isa td,d,tVL new; modern bldg; near
add'l. private office in front. Heat,
lishts. char service and air cond
furn. Self-operating elevator. Slim
line lighting. acoustical ceiling,
asphalt asphalt tile ooy Excellent for in
architects and craftsmen, engineers,
1859. Consult Leasing Dept. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., Realtors, Ex-
elusive Agents. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
AIR CONDITIONED, Century Build
nicipal Court. ofices available in
singles or suites. Elevator. Venetian
blinds. fiuorescent lights. etc: Sin
P1sHEB p1Sl 81. 3 ESQ, e9;, INC 7as 18th s st.
DESIRABLE OFFICE or studio space.
732 18th st. NV. ME-. 400. "a
DESK SPACE, in lawyers suite, In
Washinston. in exchange for recep-
tionist service. GL. 1923. 3
NICELY lswzsT, FURs rI]l,s ~ PVT; OFFICE H IN
Bldg. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS; secy.
serv- may be arranged. RE. 0400.
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION pre-
terred ih,n Central legation. Reason
ao!e. Box 392-A. Star. q
DOCTORS. OFFICE, excel, location,
Just s. Of Mass. ave. 1925 10th st.
es NJ Fist n izp'ef Il rRsERktGRsgr E. RGsr esss e.
BEAUTIFUL SUITE Of 3 ofices; pri-
yate bath. 2nd A., plate glass win
dew, de.s, modern slsss-front bldg.; nr;
no to end defa5s M1a5Gs ss,nt ssS mt oHN OH s
KING & CO. s50s 18th st. ne.
AT 141o YOU ST. NV
suite OF two large, bright rooms
with bath; separate entrance in
house consisting of Z rms. all newly
redecorated throughout: rent. SI35
per mo. B. F. SAUL CO., e25 18th
st. NV. MA. 2100. %
$50 18th ST. N.W.-Third- floor suite
OF offices. approx. 1900 SO. IT.; $500
per month.
1890 st. n.w-First floor front: 1
ONCE. private toilet; ST5 per month.
See janitor
JOHN r. DEvEREUx
1880 K st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WOODLAND LOG HOUSE overlook.
Ing Chesapeake Bay. Direct right.
of.way ef;,, " to excellent beach. safe
fireplace, hardwood floors. 900 So.
T. 4; Sod 9al heat; nsg ss1 4o' Caloric ssovs.
SHADY SIDE. A. delightful place to
live. Peninsula between west River
and Chesapeake Bay: good roads,
good schools, churches; I9 airline
mes nSM Ssues endef N iuryay Hoo E siys n
year,round homes for sale; $4,000
room. kitchen, bathroom. large
porches. fireplace: $4,000 for quick
sale. Large six-room winter home.
for boat; bedrooms. bathroom. fire.
Many other fine buys. Buy your loi
now and build at your convenience.
Buy w now sS,,pYI anS save; si &C, can s, finanes.
A Ae1, W wess ANPREWsi RiEsg SIS SHADY sids Nd.
lot is rs deep, 40; frontage; $500
for three. JE, 3-0749. 3
AT BRIAR CLIFF on. the Severn.
we have. a, very comfortable home
oil heat. beautiful game room. Dock
and best of all very moderate
price. South Haven about 3Ha acres
directly on South River. Large dock
with sun deck and dressing rooms.
fireplace. three separate bedroom
suites on first floor. Also dining
room. buffers pantry, kitchen, cold
pantry, study and spacious screened
porch. Second floor has bed
rooms. two baths and large central
studio. Scar garage with apart
ment. New oil heating plant. Be
sides these two listings we have
others on the Bay, Severn River,
South River and in Annapolis. Call
US and arrange to visit some Of
them. JOSEPH D. LAZENBY, Real
tor, 215 Main ST., Annapolis. Mary.
land Phone 1854.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
lcens.,

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-b.0o0 IT,,
concrete 1st floor; available i'm
mediately. Box 1927. Star. .
WAREHOUSE for lease or sale; cinder
block construction; $3.50 square
feet storage space; suitable for small
manufacturing concern; approx
mately $50 additional square feet
for use as offices; large loading space
In front of building; located on Duke
st. in Alexandria. Call XII. S-4S4S.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
WORKSHOP - Brand new; rear oi
1724 9TH st. NV, Call ROBERT L

WORKSHOP - Brand new; rear Of
1724 9TH st. NV. Can ROBERT l..
2-sToaY BRICK BLDG.-Approx.
1000 SO. it.: I447 Md. ave. ne: At
able storage. household goods, print
ing shop, auto. repair. bakery. dye
ing and cleaning. laundry. auto
wash, gasoline service station. $3.50.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP. :,
Mr.. Perry. DI. 8724, OIL. 0947. IS
COMMERCIAL ZONE-Lovely little
Georgetown-type. 1,yr.-oid. 2-story
dow. fully equipped kitchen, tiled
bath, full basement with outside
entrance. gas heat, no parking wor-
ries; vacant; located between Alex
andria and Washington on q. 8. No.
1. Lease S125 per mo. XII. S-61 IL.
EXCEPTIONAL end COMMERCIAL
location In S.w. Wash.-New, mod
ern bldg. approx. 30'x110'.; high
ceiling, gas heat. toilets; two in
closed .driveways to large fully con-
created open area to the rear Of
erty fully inciosed with 10' masonry
wall; total area contains approx.
10000 So. IT.; excellent for bldg.
supply business and millwork. truck
etc; attractive rental. long lease.
Consult Leasing Dept. SHANNON
& LUcHS CO, Realtors. exclusive
agents. 1908 H St. NV. Ma. 2345.
1884 33rd st. NV; will remodel to
suit tenant for business or shop.
JAS. J. SULLIVAN. 1881 35th St.
NV, MI. 2512. %
BETHESDA = Small store or shop,
$50; zoned Industrial 4721 Miller
ave. 3