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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12

l777-Henry Clay, famed Ken
lucky statesman, Presidential
candidate, among the great
Americans. born in Hanover Co,
Ky. Died June %, 1852.
l79l-Francis P. Blair, noted
Washington. D. c., newspaper
man his day, born at Abingdon,
Va. Died Oct. Is, 1876.
1822-Donald G.. Mitchell C'Ik
MarvefD, noted humorist, author
and Connecticut agriculturist.
born Norwich, Conn. Died Dec
Is, 1908.
l828-Charles Foster. Ohio
drygoodS merchant. governor.
secretary of the treasury, born
in Fostoria, Ohio. Died Jan. 9,
1904.
1838-John Shaw Billings. not
ed creator of the Surgeon-Gen-
erals Library. born in Switzer-
land County, Ind. Died March
IL. 1918.
l874-William B. Bankhead.
Alabama's noted congressman
Speaker. born Moscow, Ala. Died
Sept. IS, 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12
RAINMAKER SPIRIT
BRINGS TROUBLE

kHARTOUM. Anglo Egyptian
Sudan. --(H1.- The villagers in
Toni, Bahr FL Ghazal province,
lost their local rain-maker. He
died. In the southern Sudan il is
believed that when rain-maker
dies, his spirit enters into the
body of someone else in the neigh
borhood
So the Toni Villagers waited to
see who would inherit his magic
powers. Days passed and nothing
happened. Then one villager got
the idea; What if the spirit enter
cd the body of passing stranger
and left the village altogether?
That brought action. A number
of people passing by were set
upon with sticks and spears.
Twenty people were injured. Po-
lice called IN to restore order re-
ported the rain-maker's spirit was
still on the loose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-12
Officials Not
To
Tell Assets
Senate Judiciary
Committee Rejects
Proposed Law For
Office Seekers

TALLAHASSEE. April H.
A5.--A Senate judiciary commit
lie yesterday rejected a PROPOSED
law to require public officials to
Tile sworn statements of their
financial assets.
The measure was one of ii pro
posed by the senate crime study
committee to fight crime and cor
ruptlon of public officials.
Sponsors of the bill, answering
criticism that has been current
but Was only slightly brought out
at the hearing, said il would not
discourage honest, successful men
I'm private business from seeking
public office because il contained
adequate provisions to keep the
information secret.
All of the bills dealing with op-
Grafton of race tracks were sent
back to their sponsors for a con-
ference with track officials.
). Pierre Robineau, represent
ing 2 Miami dog track, said his
group was not opposed 10 the in
tent of the proposals TO curtail
bookmaking, but did want to
iron out some differences"
He did not disclose his objec-
tions.
Senator Stands of Gainesville,
chairman Of the crime group, de-
clared we're not trying to get
at any individual although we
feel some individuals may be the
necessity of passing such IegisIa-
ton"
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Betsy Korson
To Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. George Korson
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Betsy Louise. to DR..
Harold E. Glazier, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Glazier OF Bethlehem,
Pa.
Miss Korson, who is women's
editor of the Bethlehem Globe
Times. was graduated from the
Syracuse University School of
journalism and is a member of
Theta Sigma Phi, national hon.
orary women's journalism society.
The bride elect, whose father
is editor of the Red Cross maga-
zine. has been elected the "out-
standing soror in the Eastern
region" by the Executive Council
of Delta Phi Epsilon, international
college sorority. She will be
honored at the sorority's annual
convention in New York Decem-
ber 30.
DR.. Glazier is In private dental
practice in Bethlehem. He took
his presidential work at Bucknell
University and was graduated
from the School of Dentistry Of
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

was hasty. She was gone less
than a month.
1t was during her absence that
things started developing" In
her home State so that she now is
considering running. If she does
lit will mean that a mother-son
team will be campaigning in New
Mexico, come election time. Her
youngest son. Eugene, 81, is run
ming for the State Senate. An
other son. Dolph, leaves the po-
litical running to his mother and
brother. He's just interested in
running the ranch; being a cow
boy" according to his mother. A
third son. Virgil, was killed during
World War II. All three boys were
Air Force officers.
Mrs. Lusk is a rancher's widow.
She was elected to Congress in
1946 and served one term. She
was defeated when running for
reelection in 1948.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Circus Fete
By Many

Officers of the Armed Forces
not fortunate enough to have
tickets for the Army Navy game
were feted at a gala circus party
yesterday from 4 to 1880 o'clock
lat the Lee House, when members
Of the Stars and Bars entertained.
Guests of honor for the AFTER
noon were Comdr. and Mrs. John
Schwartz. who have just arrived
in town from Los Angeles. Comdr.
Schwartz comes here for his first
shore duty, he was skipper of the
Burton Island. the only ice breaker
in the Naval service. They have
just completed a tour of far north
ern waters. Until her marriage
last month Mrs. Schwartz, the
former Dorette Walker, was CO.
director of the Stars and Bars,
Los Angeles. Calf. Also attending
were 1t. and Mrs. Herbert Fogarty
who came from Camp Lejeune
especially for the affair.
Many members brought groups
Of friends who afterward went
on to supper parties. Among them
were Capt. and Mrs. Robert Mac
Pherson, who had 1t. Comdr.
Phillip Grace as guest, Comdr. and
Mrs. Jim D. Miller came with 1t.
Col. William Berkeley, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Scot Avon. Mrs.
Phyllis Cosby had in her party
the Misses Anita and Judy Moller
as guests and Maj. Richard Joeke},
and 1t. Col. Paul Ney. Col. Robert
Kearney came from Philadelphia
and 1t. Tom Ruddy from Norfolk.
Also there were Capt. James o.
Sea, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Niles.
Stars and Bars, which gets its
title from combining the stars for
Navy and Coast Guard, and bars
for Army, Marines and Air Force,
was founded in New York in the
early days of World War II by two
navy Juniors, Josephine and Max
inc Macdonald. 1t now has
branches in San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Washington.
The non-profit organization has
the purpose of entertaining off,
GERS who are away from home.
The parties are patterned after
private-home gatherings with
young career and college girls
serving as junior hostesses at the
meetings. More than $500
have signed the guest register
since the groups activation in
Washington last May.
Miss Evelyn Shook was general
chairman of the circus frolic and
was assisted by the Misses Anne
Bouic. Bettina McKinnell, Paula
Sue Burns. Patricia Davis, Peggy
Moore, Loretta Raley, Amorita |
Inez Mckinney, Mary
Eta Berry. Joe Brown, Jeanne
Splndler and Roberta Graham. |
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Dance Planned

The Supply Corps Wives Asso-
citation have been meeting al
various intervals during the pas,
several weeks perfecting the deco
rations for their annual winter
dinner dance which this year will
feature a snowfall decor, and the
plans are well under way with
Mrs. I. N. Tripi as chairman for
the event.
The affair will be Friday, De-
cember IA, at the Army Navy
Country Club. Mrs. w. L. Knick-
erbocker has charge of decora-
tions.
Evening star., 1951-12-02
Wilkinson
Continued From Page DID

Philippine Commonwealth Army
who were inducted into service by
Gen. Macarthur and later taker
prisoner, will be paid by the
War Claims Commission at the
rate of 81 a day for the time
they were held. Most were pris-
oners for approximately 100 days
According to Mrs. Lusk, about
LOT 900 American prisoners of war
already have been paid similar
reparations at the same rate.
Most were prisoners of the Jap
anese, Germans or Italians for
much longer periods of time than
the Philippine troops. Civilian
internees also have been paid
reparations.
Long Woy Home
Mrs. Lusk took the long way
home. via the Far East and Near
East and Europe. 1t was a thrilling
experience, she said, to encircle
the globe, even though the trip
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Shop Today 6. Friday and Saturday 10 to g. zMxkZ

Time is getting short only more doy
shore the values offered. Plan to "shop at Sc
Today, Friday or Saturday.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
STORES FOR RENT

PATENT DEUGs. soda fountain and
delic. comb. Mr. Hyattsville High.
Equipped, stocked and opened by
owner and builder. Doing good bust
ness; cash for stock. Good terms
f1r TO-. eYpsp. @ppsp. and responsible person
2:11 NJ ST. N.W.-1st and end a.
stores. display windows, storage space.
scar parking; 2nd comm. ST. 944S.
SILVER sPRING-Ground level. near
ly 1000 So. it,. central location;
GRUBB"wILIfAMs. syR LILA is"Se' oD 70 214
9O3 p ST. NW.-Entire bldg; also
assI aysi Mr. IoS9 MILLS s. IA Il Ssgshousf ssSs in
STORE FOR RENT-Exceiient for
fxtures. TOY Trinity pi., silver
SPRING Md; Rent Si50 month.
7b6s pe9ne olb FL; Gee lGaEoRGErowN 5a ROAD,
66ethe7sdIa7, Md. Rent S15o. Phone
e965 so ~ 4, CAPITOL ST.. one-story, tS
appr. 1926, plus rear storage
eonette, restaurant, which is in
cluded in rental; low rental: immed.
poss. Call Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON
q LUCHs CO. Realtors, 1905 H st.
coHoNfAk 3 iT IA VIII VILLAGE SHOP. CENTER,
this very successful and active shop;
ping center, adjacent to Colonial
Village Apts. and opp. Wilson The
ater. Excellent for variety and 5
and 10; women's, mems or chill
1son SFs0s wsaTns snd slee Tad9 tee et
Immed poss Reasonable rent. Con-
suit Mr.: Taylor, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO. Realtors, 1905 H St.
454S wis. AVE. NV. lin same
block with Kresge and Giant Food
Market and near Peoples Drug and
Sears. Beautiful new, modern store
with double show windows. flour.
light. . toilets. rear entrance. Suit
able for ladies' apparel shop, fam
lily shoe store. gift shop. etc. At
tractive rental. Immed. poSs. Con-
suit Mr. Taylor. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO, Realtors, exclusive
agents, 1903 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-09-08

18th ST.. Mr.. H N.W.-Modern
building. unfurn. bright room, law
yer's office. RE. 1890. GE. 4270.
I4th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms now
avail from S55 up. All rms. newly
rsdecorated. KASS-BERGER. INC.
eos 1 EYE ST. NV; End fl. suite
in f1lm exchange bldg. KASS-BER-
GER. INC. EN-. 500.
WILL SHARE FOUR-ROOM SUITE
Completely and elegantly furnished
including full-time secretarial serv.
ice in new. air-conditioned !buildins
dress Box Balm. Star. givins
nature Of business and particulars
Available Immediately.
rfeeDti9n rfess lG1.,,, rm;; in Lawyers suite.
sPACE For RENT-4os 11th st. NV.
TWO RMS. end H.: available for
immed occupancy; suitable for pro-
feSSional man: in Sc; rent reas.
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP. LU.
15tS i AND H SITS. N.w.-Part Of Of.
f1te separately partitioned: reason
able rent. Phone MA. 1895 after IL
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-1st CONNER.
attrac. lse. glass show window; 2
lge. rms. kit. and bath, front and
back entr.; garden In rear; suitable
for ofices and liv. quarters; $20C
per mo. co. 3314. IS
Evening star., 1951-09-08
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinuedl

SILVER SPRING - Spacious 4 rms
and bath. close to everything; utils.
furn. 81. 4554. GRUBB-WILLIAMS.
Is CARROLL AVE, heart of Ia
koma Park, Md.-Office suite of 4
rms, located in modern office bldg,
man; utils. incl. Call R. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA. 5000.
DESK SPACE. 18th and x NV.
Elevator office building: reasonable
RE. 22O1 or 81. 7747. $
LAW OFFICE available Immediately;
z separate suites for individual
fioWer Hotel Io'eG also inclnded aded Mai faiIy
equipped law library. conference
room, reception room, receptionist
services. NE. 6O25. .
WIS. AVE- rms. carpeted hall
ONCE. Venetian shades; 3 windows
facing Wis; 30 mo. Wo. 6O36.
OFFICES for rent, in newly i'm
proved prove once BLDG; $?5 and up;
ST. $500, POSNER. Ia
MT. RAINIER. MD.-Share 3-rm
suite, very reas. Also pvt. suite
avail. 3404 Rhode Island ave. ne,
Ice. CORNER ROOM in law once
suite, together with use OF attrac-
tive rec. rm.. -cond. bldg, 18th
st. between H and Eye. MA. 14O3
Lawyers preferred. Space avail. for
n secretary in rec. rm. If desired. .
< FRONT kMS., near CafritZ Bldg
4th floor. No elevator. DI. 6l96.
SEMIPVT. RM., in beautiful carpeted
suite; secy. optional. 653 Washing
ton Bldg, EX. $500; ewes, TIA. $500
9TH AND X SITS. N.W.-Second-t floor
otticeS, containing 1.I0O So. IT; ele-
Vators; suitable for jobber OF dis
tributor; heat. light and janitor
service furnished. THOMAS j..
FISHER & GO, INC, 73S 18th st.
55os conn. ave AVE. N.w.-cOrner Suite
OF rooms and bath; ideal for
E9suEP E9E 9Ppointmenti Hm call THos, J.
NV. DI GS3O. 10
X ST, NEAR MEDICAL CENTER
Entire 1-story bldg, with English
basement containing appr. 400 so
IT; suitable for Offices, prof. use.
etc; reasonable rent, vacant. Con-
suit SHANNON Il LUCHS CO,
Realtors. 1905 H ST NV. MA. 2345.
1897 EYE ST. N.W.-Approx. 600
II; excel. cond: ideal for Once space
or retail outlet; avail. immed.. low
rental. Call Mr.. Orpin, at LA. T.
6269; SIDNEY 2. MENSH q CO.
I.5i CiiI' Isl ST. Nw.-Larss roo room,
i0r ONCE or studio; newly decorated.
NO. 1924. -
Evening star., 1951-09-08

6O4 n ST. N.W.-lst- floor store about
l5x4O 1T. Ideally located downtown
IN 2nd commercial zone; $125 mo-
Nv M, PHHL NJ 41aS HAnNAN' 7S@ 18th St
IN GLEBE SHOPPING CENTER,
ingham Apt: Development. One
store available, containing approx
400 So. it.. with pt. basement;
suitable for televiSion sales and
service, service, contractors offce, sales and
customer parking. Reasonable rent
Immed; poss. Consult Mr.. jenkins
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. Realtors.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345. 3
153i--36 18th ST. NV. near o st.
Market. wide store, approx. .50XS5:
pit. basement. display windows. 3
mdse.. food mkt, paWnbroker, etc.
Young. SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
MARLBORO PIKE. COR. SOUTHERN
bldg. approx. 2.7O0 So. it; 2 toilets,
auto. heat; private parking; suit
able comb. retail-wholesale business
Sflitn cGntractor's tors once and display. tele-
rental Poss. within 80 days. Con-
SHANNON & LUCHs CO, Realtors,
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345. 3
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND FLORIDA
AVE. NV. FontaGe. of approx. .27'':;
suitable mfg. outlet. real estate Of.
fice.. etc. For details consult SHAN
NON d LUCHS CO, Realtors, 1905
H st. NV. MA. 2345. 3
1864 14th ST. NV. Approx. 15x4O.
incl, 3 rms. and bath on End f.
Suitable any type business. Reason
HoN II 81. n NV kuGHs NA: SIS G9 Realtors 1906
18th ST. NV, near Eye-ExceIient
store. with large show window; ideal
iSr f tailor, gifts, books. decorators
furnished; available now. THos. j
FISHER g. CO. INC. 73S 18th st
18th ST. NEAR ' ST. N.W.-Approx
2Oyl?0 pit basement; rear entrance
on wide alley; high ceiling; heat fur
wholesalers and distributors, elec
appliances, janitor supplies. furn
and upholstering business, refqr.
and air-cond. sales, and service,
Consult SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
Realtors, 1905 H St NV, MA. 2345
CORNER cath and L SITS. NV, next
to Columbia Hospital: suitable for
cleaners. luncheonette, etc; lease
Phone GE 6S43. %
EXCELLENT FOR OFFICE or studio
Front 45xlS, with l-bedrm. apt. in
rear Included. Apply between . and
o.m.. 2503 Champlain st. NV.
-
BOG tn ST. NE. near H St. connect
ing bus lines IN front. 15x25. ReaS
rent, Ii 3-6697. Call Saturday or
Monday 10
Evening star., 1951-09-08
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REh1
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTEr
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

18th ST.. Mr.. H N.W.-Modern
building, unfurn. bright room. law
yer's office. RE. 1920. GE. 4270.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
S27,500

Quiet secluded suburban location
most impressive corner lot white
California brick rambler, with at
tached gar Front patio, rear pic
ture windows center hall plan. {
rms. Ia baths, most mod. equip.
ment incl. BendiX washer anc
dryer Very substantial cash. Call
Evening star., 1951-09-08
S27.5O0
S28,500

New N Arlington brick rambler in
high locat adjacent to Country
Club Hills spacious entr. hall. -,
II liv. rm. sep. din. ru. plus
3 bedrmS. and > tile baths compl.
hsmt with toilet built-ln gar
Compl decorat. and ready for I'm
med. occupancy Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-09-08

6135 Lee hwy, built by. Cornelius
J. Weetman and for sale for less
than reproduction cost. For further
information, FA. 29SS. g.
Evening star., 1951-09-08

TLUUDUUN COUNTY, 30 acres noun
log. house, $4,000; ST 800 cash.
Loudoun County, acres, 5-room
and bath bungalow, on macadam
highway; price. $3.50; CT financ-
ing. PETERS REALTY, Mclean,
Va Elnunnd 9rn9 .
Evening star., 1951-09-08
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

URGENTLY NEED or unit apt
Upper NV. or nearby Md. SubStan-
tial cash available. ROBERT
GRIMM. Broker Elmwood 1896
SMALL APT. BLDG, not furn.. must
net about $40 wk Subs down
payment Ii 4-92O6 until pm.
FIR. 1888 Sunday. 10
WILL BUY . apt. bldgs., 4-12 apts..
good location. Also investment prop
critics. From owner, or brokers. Call
MR. ODUM, RE. 52l6. 10
WANT TO PURCHASE to 6-room
apt, unit, in DC. or Nd. WO. 45l5.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HERE 1T is
Ho,Ise< v,-erEo 70 BUY

ARLINGTON BUNGALOW needed at
once by old reliable Arm: E. CROSS
& SON. AT. 1908. or ia. 2-TOls.
RooMING HOUSE with s to 10 rms d,
in ne. or Sc; $4,000 cash down.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home, business or invest
inert property is what you desire.
gall R. A HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
app spDrasas NUfLn Resnts pHG since Ma as ES ffee
u WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home Any location. anv condi-
ton RE "20l 81. 7747.
ATTENTION OWNERS, I can, get
your YOU top Some a Gssh cs GI Mr. tern %1Ams dff isr
ToP DOLLAR cash for your home.
white or colored, any section. ST
500: ewes, OV. 30S6.
DETACHED, modern. good condition;
: all good size bedrooms' S.tn large g
lavatory in n W. or close-in suburbs;
near grade school. shopping. trans
portation;, in level neighborhood
WANTED - or 3 bedroom house in
Sc. Wash. or nearby Md. Can make
substantial down payment. Call 10.
AMEkICAN UNIV. fAhh-"dnIPO
modern or room house. Good
condition. Substantial cash. Box
WANTED Immediately. few houses
in any part of the District Have
clients waiting to buy. for all cash
or terms. Free appraisalS. quick
action, S DEJONG, AID. 1880, Ext
HAVE A CLIENT needs 5 or g
rm. houe. VIII pay all cash. ia,
TIRED OF LOOKING for detached g.
bedrm brick house; bsmt,. outside
entr.; Silver Spring Chevy Chase.
NV. Bethesda; nr. elem. school;
SIS 600 dn pymt. JU S-467S. 3
FROM OWNER ONLY--Two or 3
bedroom rambler with basement;
D. c. or nearby Maryland Renly.
giving full details and price BOX
4l3-M. Star. --l3
BRIGHTWOOD-Cr a good price
for your hcme? Call FRANK CRA-
VFP GF. 4635. %
ATTENTION CT PROPERTY OWNERS
Veteran with $4,000 cash desires .
or 3-bedroom home. sgle. floor plan,
Will conside- small farm within II
mi. Of D. c RoE, OAR; Star; IS
HAVE CLIENT wishing detached brick
with bedroom and bath ! st floor; 3
TO bedrooms and " baths up; near
Shepherd Park School; substantial
cash ROBERTS E. LATIMER. CIF
12T0: evenings. GE. S114. .
OITTCR ACTION WITH All CASH
Evening star., 1951-09-08

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Public Buildings Service,
General Services Administration. in
Room G104, General Services Ad-
ministration Regional ONCE Build
ing, 1th and d streets, s.w., Wash
Daylight Saving Time. September
~, 1881, and then publicly opened.
TO lease to the United States Gov
ernment approximately l 900 600
square feet of space in four build
ingS of approximately equal size,
with option. on the part of the Gov
ernment, to require either one or
two additional buildings of approxi-
mately "50.000 square feet each.
The buildings shall be at one loca-
ton. and shall be located within or
constructed approximately Is miles
IN any direction from the Zero
ever. the buildings may not be To-
Gated within the boundary lines of
the District OF Columbia). Proposal
forms may be. obtained in Room
1ll4 in the above-named building,
WILLIAM A MILLER. Regional Di-
rector, Resion 3, General Services
Administration.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
PIGEON HOUSE

At intersection of Route 3O1 and so
with long frontage on both roads
3 acres Of ground. l of Maryland',
better locations an estate or bus.
mess. Shown by appt, only. M, c
GIBSON, DU. 4271. 10
Evening star., 1951-09-08
SARASOTA, FLORIDA

Whitfield Estates, on Tamiami Trail
and the Bay. offer you large home :
sites in built-up neighborhood.
with streets, curb, storm sewer and
city water. all in and paid for.
During the coming week, we will
show colorful picture slides of the
actual lots and houses that are
there now. If you intend to retire
to Florida, you can purchase these
lots on easy terms at prices that
are less than cost OF improvement.
phone us now. WHITFIELD ES-
TATES, 2700 N. Brandywine, Arl.
OW. 1924; eyes,, XII. S-3476. -
Evening star., 1951-09-08
INvEsrMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FIVE UNITS in ne; top income, all
nice large rooms. furniture included;
ideal for professional colored man.
Box Al" M Star %
THREE-FAMILY APT.-Brick build
ing; separate units gas heat; con-
venient location, excellent rental;
income 81 800 per year. 1910 South
Carolina ave. sc. Phone Ii. 81 uo4
MoNTGOMERY COUNTY. newest
boom area; 10000 SO. # OF lst
commercial land, with lI0 IT, front
ing on Ga. ave; large 6-rm. brick
home with detached 2-car garage
and green house; new 1-story ma
sonry store occupied, but not under
lease. Assume S45 200 lst trust,
EARL j. PRESTON. SH 9193. 10
1I2O G ST N.E-Brick. i-family fiat;
each apt has . bedrooms, iiv,, Kit.
and bath; approx. $50 per month
gross: tenants pay neat and utilities.
Priced at >l1 500; must DC sold Call
OR. 1914 after pm. -
SIX-RM. HOUSE. with gas INV h,
elec. and bath, .ee. rear yard with
alley; 40 and 100 commercial. 80 2
Mass. ave NV. MA. 537l, tC, D.
BRAND NEW. AUNT APT.
With | bedrm: sturdy construction
and least MAINTENANCE. Tenants fur
Evening star., 1951-09-08
OFFICE BUILDING

LOW DUWII EdyIIbHI
Consider Trade
Residential or Other Property
. blocks from G. w. Circle; 3-story
brick and English bsmt.; approx
1000 So. IT. building. 1Sx50; lot
100 #. deep. with its OWN PARK
ING. Recently remodeled, looks like
new bldg contains II offices and
bsmt. rooms. VACANT. Excel. op-
portunity to create lifetime invest
ment in one of the fastest moving
commercial locations. Call OIL. 1874
nr ST n21 IL
Evening star., 1951-09-08
LANGLEY VA

HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat and Sun. call Daleview 9152.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
tConfinuedl
6 75 ACRES

675 acres with long frontage on
blacktop road; partly cleared, partly
wooded with several building sites;
"a. $50. Additional acreage available.
Vicinity of Great Falls, Virginla
Evening star., 1951-09-08
MIDDLETOWN VALLEY
18 Acres, in Virginia

In neglected condition with unim-
proved old Groom house worthy OF
restoration. Spring and good site
Tor pond. Fronting paved road
about Y hrs from u. C., for
Evening star., 1951-09-08
LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ACREAGE wanted for DEVELOPMENT in
Arlington or cloSe-in. Brokers
invited. IA. 2-06bS
Evening star., 1951-09-08
FAIRFAX CO., VA.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

WILL EXCHANGE complete Arm.
apt. all new furniture and new
refrigerator; rental very low: To-
Gated Yorkville, N. Y, for I or
more, acres Of land with mouse, To-
Gated in Md, on outskirts Of WASH
'ngton, D. c.. farm mortgaged.
Star. % H'
RETIRING IN MAINEc Charming
Colonial home overlooking Kennebec
RIVER In Bath. Five fireplaceS, dou1
pie living rooms, spacious dining
room, large. modernized kitchen with
Dutch. oven, 4 bedrooms, modern
bath, hot-air heat: newly and beau
tifully decorated; property bordered
with large elms; 2-car garage;
priced to sell at S10,50O. Call OV,
40gS. oS
FOR RENT. Miami, Fla.-Complete
2-bedrm. bungalow; also serVantS'
quarters. private, cheerful, conv.;
81 900 for season. May consider
AL lO5S "a
Evening star., 1951-09-08
CALVERT COUNTY, MD,

IL acres, S-room dwelling, 9 tobacco
barns, small tenant house. young
apple orchard, 2-car garage, .
chicken houses, grape arbor. well
landscaped lawn with lily and gold
fish pond and rock garden on Route
2. Annapolis to Solomons Island
highway 33 miles from Wash. D. C.
Price 500 800.
J. w. CROW, GE. O826
Evening star., 1951-09-08
HOME AND GARDEN

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, ia. $4,000
OPEN UNTIL 9 PM.