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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

Margilene Ramey, Clintwood
Edward F. Elgin and Mary Cox,
Grundy.
Eugene Hughes and Nora Elene
Cook, Duty
W. M. Hatfield and Verde Law
son, W. Va.
Beacher L. Deel and June
Wampler, Grundy
Avery Mccoy and Gaynell
Rakes, CIntwood
Jack Mellon and Frances Gall
loway, Kingsport
James Belcher and Joyce Adj
ans, Herald
1 E Dotson, Coeburn, Ri. Q,
and Della Turner, Leck
William A. Justice, Hurley,
and Carolyn Jcstus, Clinchco
Lee Ramey, Prater, and Paul
inc Mullins, Haysi
Calvin Messer and Ernestine
Stapleton, w Va.
Glenn Vandyke, Vansant, and
Leah Johnson, Haysi
Bill J. Miller and Alta Hughes,
Clinchco
Bernard Stevens and Dorothy
Ball, Haysi
Walter Rene Owens and Nell
Fleming, Clintwood
Carl Howington and Rachel
Scarberry, Clintwood
Kermit Yates and Carol Willis,
Clintwood
Leonard Sykes and Gaynell
Turner, Steinman
Freeman Artrip, Clinchco, and
Bertha Mae Turner, Steinrnan
Nathan K. Collins and Marie
Brewer, Clinchco
Garrett H. Davidson and Larue
Collins, Pound
Horace Kilburn and Ailene Pow
ers, Big Stone Gap
L j Tackett and Faye Phil
lips, Pikeville, KY.
Palmer BARLEY and Genva
Woods, Steinman
Hobart Hamilton and Dorothy
Stallard, Clintwood
Claude Anderson and Annie
Ruth Sutton, Clinchco
Vernon Mainous and Kathleen
Gareffa, Clintwood
Bill Moore. Clinchco, and Edra
Mcmillan, Trammel
James Farmer and Rosa Null
ms, Clintwood
Clancie Compton and Fannie
Hopkins, Ky.
Walter Coleman, KY, and Juan
tia Young, w. Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
What Kind of Training?

Pools rooms are for persons
over the age of eighteen years.
That amber fluid known as beer
is likewise restricted to those
who have passed the allotted
span of time. So say the laws, at
least; a town ordinance as to pool
rooms and a state law as to beer
Evidently, a few of the boys
around this town don't take the
laws seriously. They go into the
pool room as if they were al
home and act as do the othei
jockeys Of the ivory ball They
sit up at the bars and lap then
beer with all the plesure of the
experienced tosspot. Perhaps they
think the laws were passed ir
fun. On the other hand, they may
feel that statutes don't apply to
such men as they are.
Not for one moment would we
be a spoil-sport, nor would We
be numbered among the blue
nosed tribes Of men, We neither
try to explain nor to defend the
laws. They are in the books, how
ever, and there by the will of the
people. What kind Of training ir
citizenship are these boys under
going when they break the laws?
What kind of citizens will they
become? "a good man will obey
even bad law, but bad man
Will not obey even GOOD law.
x X 4
We repeat, the laws are on the
statute books. Officers, town,
county and state, have pledged
themselves to protect and defend
those laws. Parents as members
of society have the. solemn duty
to train their offsprings to re-
spect the will of a democracy as
expressed in law. Then why are
these pimply-faced pool room
Commands and beer-joint raid
ers allowed to flout the law? We
simply bring that question into
the open. 1t is not our obligation
to answer it.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01
More Corn and Less He'll

Poor old backward, reactionary
Byrd-ridden Virginia has gone
and done it again. For the second
straight year its farmers have
knocked the tar out of their Tar
Heel opposites in statewide
corn production contest. And it
was corn on the ear, not the Ii
quid variety.
The favorite picture in the
minds of some of our Tar Heel
friends is of lot of ancestor
worshipping Virginians Virgin
ians, smoking their seegars under
their family tree, and dreaming
of the days of Washington, Jeffer
son and Lee, while forgetting
everything that has happened
since the Civil War.
The picture hasn't exactly jell-
ed of late in various ways. First
we saw the North Carolinians vet
ing a 5000 million bond issue for
roads because Virginia's highway
system was so much ahead of
theirs, and now we find them tax
ing it on the chin twice in success
sion in the matter of corn grow
ing. ~
Virginia's corn farmers have
pinned their shoulders to the mat
twice handwriting and carried
off the gold trophy, despite the
hsadisae wAleh ssnsreatsd their
Stats N fhs eeeleF' 9nssF the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

last Wednesday.
Wanda and Alpha Jean Yates
called on Mrs. Greed Mullins FRI
day.
Sarah and Maryland Yates call
ed on Mrs. Hubert Hughes Tues
day. The Hughes children have
whooping cough.
Rosa Childress called on Mrs.
Gussie Mullins Sunday.
Fallie Reedy and Maryland and
Eva Yates called on Mary Yates
Monday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Elder Bill Harrison preached
wonderfully at Valley View Sun
day. Rev. Jerry Mullins of Clinch
co will preach at Valley View on
Sunday at II o'clock. Sunday
night services will be conducted
by Rev. Fred Taylor and Lenzo
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines Hanover,
Flora Keith and Virgie Mullins or
ganized an auxiliary at Clinchco
church Wednesday night with 16
members.
Capt. Talmadge Hughes and
family of Roswell, N. NJ, Mr.. and
Mrs Virgil Hughes of WEIGH, w
Va, and Mrs. Bernard Tiller and
family of Haysi were visitors at
the home of Elder and Mrs Asa
Hughes recently.
Mrs. Asa Hughes accompanied
Capt. and Mrs. Talmadge Hughes
to Washington to visit relatives
there.
Mrs Emerson Mullins return
ed from the hospital Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Emerson Mullins
and Lola Jean Stone called on
Mrs. Fred Fleming of Raven on
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

terms agreed on, the winner was
the State showing the largest per
centage of increase in corn yield
per acre by comparison with its
average yield for the period 1886
AZ. Since Virginia's average for
the base period was much higher,
it was correspondingly harder for
this Commonwealth to show a
larger increase than it rival. Yet,
in the face of this handicap, the
Old Dominion threw its competf-
tor for a heavy loss two years in
a row.
Now if the contest had involved
two other kinds of corn, Virginia
would have been outclassed.
The North Carolinians are man
ifestly superior in the production
of corny observations, such as the
declaration, emanating from the
sanctum of an eminent Raleigh
editor, that Virginia is the era
die and grave of democracy" II
would be impossible to produce
anything in this State as utterly
corny as that, so Virginians make
no claim to competing in that
realm. North Carolina wins hands
down.
AS for the manufacture of IL
quid corn, Tar Heelia again shows
the way to the tape. The vast
army of moonshiners and their
burbling stills in that dry State
put Virginia's relatively feebls
"white mule industry in the
shade. Here in the Old Dominion
where there are far fewer prohi
bitionists, we believe in selling
the stuff through legal outlets
L>,,{ ~ No,,4lo Caro1;1o x,rl.;oL ,,o4
ed better than two to one for pro.
hibition in 1888, the bootleg bus.
mess is colossal. Indeed, the boot
leggers there protest openly that
the importation of legal liquor
interferes with an important do
nestle industry!
No, Virginia can't compete
with Carolina in the sphere of the
Mason jar, but it can compete
plenty, as Carolina knows in pro
ducing corn of the tasseled varie~
ty.
Back in the nineties, William
Allen White counseled his fellow
Kansans to "raise more corn and
less hell"
That advice can be appropriate
ly offered today to the badly
beaten Tar Heels. = Richmond
Times-Dispatch.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

that taking HADACOL helped his
system overcome deficiency OF
Vitamins b, B., Niacin and Iron.
Here is Mr.. Dami1lot's state
ment: my first bottle of HAD
ACOL convinced me that HAD
ACOL was what needed for the
gas on my stomach at nights. /
could not keep food on my stom-
ache, but after the first bottle
I was going great. Now eat,
bacon and eggs, and other foods
that never would stay with me.
I also can sleep well at nights.
Thanks to HADACOL. I will
never be without it, and can
recommend it to all who suffer
with the above ailments that I
had, ! know because ! have
suffered for quite son}e kMa,H
y lsse, We ksSSase eassssssien
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01
GEORGES FORK

Mrs. Lille Gibson of Ohio Wis
tied Mrs. Ada Vest and family on
Saturday.
Sarah and Maryland Yates
were visitors at the home of
George Hill Saturday.
Sunday visitors at the home of
George Hill were Mr.. and Mrs
Wick Haynes.
Mrs. Luther Yates was a visi-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

tor at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Yates during the weekend.
Rosie Mullins visited Mr.. and
Mrs. George Farmer Sunday.
Wanda and Jerry Yates were
visitors at the home of Greed MUl
Inns Sunday.
There will be singing practice
each Thursday night at Valley
View Church. Visitors welcome.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

Joseph N. Da-
millot, 3414 E.
5th Street, Day
ton, Ohio, used
to be, but since
he has been
taking HADA-
COL, he says
he feels just
fine and is able
to enjoy lots
and lots of fine
foods. Mr.. Da-
aonSlIAA 4x.-. 4
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01

were shopping in Dante Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Niece were
in Clintwood Saturday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-02-01
Nothing Better
Than Good Food,
Says Ohio Man !.

II a man isn't able to eat the
foods he likes he's in mighty
sorry shape - imagine going
through life without being able
to enjoy a fine big platter of
bacon and eggs. That is the way
Evening star., 1951-03-04
"INVESTMENT0'

"a 2-bedrm. and 4 1-bedrm. units;
low cash: high frst trust; recently
completed; 8 min. from White House
tenants pay all utilities; owner in
Florida; must be sold at once; low
upkeep; high income; parking space
for each apartment. Call ME. ll43
until pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
UNIT DEr. BRICK in Takoma
Park; all 3-rm and bath apis !;
separate thermostats in each apt. /:
over - 900 yearly income. RAF-
Eel REAL ESTATE. sH. 1O32.
3-STORY COMMERCIAL corner brick
In Hyatsville on r. I. ave; priced
Ior immed. sale; good terms: owner
WE BELIEVE THIS rs the finest IA
unit apt. building in town, Ali l
bedroom and bath apis. in excellent
condition. For further information
call Mr.. Mcneil. with s. r. MARTIN
a. CO. Realtors. Du. 1865, or OW.
A SMALL DOWNTOWN air eond,-
toned elevator ONCE bldg. in new
condition. with leases from national
firms. and well established services;
showing a return of nearly 9ee after
cost. Please call Mr. Burruss. TU.
2lOo. AVON SHOCKEY. REALTOR.
GOOD HOPE RD.-vacant: 1st COM
mercial; semidet. asbestos shingle,
Groom house: can be used for bust
ness and home; completely redecor-
ated; new gas furnace: low down
payment. CONGRESS REALTY CO,
1lol Vermont ave. DI. 1882
Evening star., 1951-03-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

sox4S 4. can 'ios'' Be used ap0l for spsfe sfr.
conditioning repair shop, elc. repair
shop or plumbing repair shop, etc.
Al ARhING1oN 1IE9S 81 nT fkusT ~ GoSr.Ny ssSG
near Arlington Courthouse. Groom
2,bath brick dwelling. with garage
auditor, architect. etc. Can be used
ssos sS eom6inati9n naI home and once:
So; Ssss CHI. $685. Eve. and Sun, 81.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY for rent,
10000 SO. #. on heavily travelled
main taiet hIiisnway Iine: blocks from Dis
lot and many other types Of bust
nesses. Will rent whole parcel or
any portion: First time offered. Call
,Ttb pli e4a1 aan afssT sy,Sc 3 an; nrl Mon W. "A
comm. Ideal for studio, elec. shop,
liv. quarters. utils. included; SIS
mo. RE. O7S1; TR. 7265. -6
LARGE STORE, 80 by 100; 3-story
once a1o buiieding. containins approx.
near \ NV; suit for showrooms
and Offices or Ice. retail stores and
for suit. tenant. For more detail Si
SAL OWNER, DU. 65Is or MA.
MINNESOTA AVE. north, of Ben,
lot. r, g. DUNN. no. osO0.
stth hhHO,. AMP RHODE E!oDI ISLAND ISLAM AVE; 3
End COMMERCIAL, 5,300 So, it,;
ideal central NV. location; lava
tories. stoker heat: suitable for most
cnYn any parpSse. MnpI Box 3ls-R: Star.
SldT aep eIean Sd nm Sro1m nnn semidet
unit; s125 mo. coNGRESs Really
CO.. 11O1 Vermont ave, Di. 1889.
SILVER SPRING, a-story building in
heart OF town. suitable for funeral
pany, etc. Access from two streets. @
Available April l on lease. Build
Ing iag has I,!rs Z rms; and basement. Call
vaexAhTp AZ AhpFEsi coMaERciaI III; eHaf, IAND-1a,-
Silver sps.; W well % suited sT"S tor used Cd
nursery stock 'fasn er oshep saePhes simiaa iRq
business; $50 month on lease. R.
Pn.n e RIPLEY, PIE Realtor. 81. ell.
s:APT. BfUILDING. furnished. at
1901 Harvard st. NV. / will lease
to responsible party. Open from
y to 4 pm. Sunday. JOHN F.
BUILDING Three
story pvt, bldg, ten Offices or work
rms. Interior modernized in all
respects. Low rent with utilities
furn: CARL 6. RosINSKI CO.. Ma
1854, MI 1854. a
PARKING AREA between 21st, 22nd,
<. L SITS. NV, MA. 1853. 5
ON GA. AVE.-3h miles beyond
Wheaton,; mod. barn; 2,400 50. IT.
commodate about 10 head of horses
or cows and pigs. or 500 chickens;
on 10 acres nice ground: heat. light,
water. concrete walks. STROUP, GE.
413S. - a
SPRING workshop. display
room, living quarters above, garage.
plenty parking. 81. 1919. a
Evening star., 1951-03-04
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED BY RELIABLE and estab-
lished firm. Approx. 1000 It. ware
house space, vic. of 18th and Co.
lumbia I'd, CO. 4700. S
Evening star., 1951-03-04
STORES FOR RENT Cont

CHOICE LOCATIONS
1881 Conn. ave. NV. Attractive rental
723 18th st, $500
Oh Pa. ave. Sc. store and apt. 375
2055 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va; new 39H
No. Wash. blvd. and Fairfax
dr., Arlington, Va:
new - Attractive rental
249 North Glebe rd.. Bucking-
For details consult SHANNON u
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 1905 H st.
NV, Ma. 23i5. "A
Evening star., 1951-03-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

1922 nth st. NV.
Open until 900 pm. daily.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
COLORED
OPEN. Is
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE 100000 to invest in apt. or
commercial property. Prefer to buy
direct from owner. Box 401 r.,
HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
to invest in apartments; 16 to 100
1864. -5
WE WILL either buy or sell your
property. Personal attention. DIN
OWITZ CO.. MA 6717.
FROM 10 TO go UNIT APT. house,
wanted from private party Also
any other investment property. Deal
direct with the investor. Save your
commission. DU. 30T1.
FLATS (2S aptsD with separate
condition. Will deal with principals
or agents. MR.. SHAW, AID. O531;
ewes 10 2-3217 II
Evening star., 1951-03-04
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

41a ACRES. vicinity Sheriff I'd. and
George Palmer highway. Long road
frontage: buy subject to coming at
Is cents So. it. Ideal warehousine
site. Also $4,000 So. #. I-2. with
long siding: near D. C.. THE
HUDSON CO.. UN. 1915 or UN.
OFF ROCKVILLE PIKE in North
Bethesda area. A fine, 22,000-foot
at very reasonable price and terms.
DERMOT NEE, EX. $500 or OIL.
1I4O Brokers invited. Ill
GROUND, Georgetown,
approx 10000 50. IT. Improved
with small brick houses. $3.50 per
so. IT. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Realtor. 1903 K st. NV, RE. IIsI.
industrial ground, D.
c.. Md; railroad sidings. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1925.
S.W COR. HOWARD RD. AND
FIRTH STERLING S.E.-Suit. store
nd apt, above; plans avail. ME.
1900. DU. 1900. a
,OOO-SQ. FIT. industrial waterfront
in southwest D. c.; railroad siding
available. For details and survey,
call MR.. VINNICK. MA. S036, al
1404 l. st. NV. -5
Evening star., 1951-03-04
4-UNIT APT.

Can Be Converted To 8 Units
Now vacant with adjoining lot of 5000
50. It. Plans are available for con-
version; Superb location Just / block
tial for large income is boundless.
Don't miss it, For appt, consult
Mr: Nichols, NO. 2lI7.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1920 K ST. NV. MA. 5OO5.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
BUNGALOW LIST
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor. believes he
can sell your property, fast if priced
right. Homes or places suitable
LOT renting rooms. Phone or see
24-hr. service. Mr.. MUSHINsKY.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner
white or colored houses, any cend.
Pay .vr al ssa sashi 400 Boy . 35-T, Star;
stone or block house with acrease,
THIS OFFICE DESIRES sales Iistings
OF 4, & or s family fats. also small
stores in D. c. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. Realtor. RE. 11Sl; ewes. WI.
DIRECT FROM OwNER-Responsible
private party wishes 3-bedrm brick
home in Beth. from owner willing
to take back sub. trust on good
VIZ "a Can SELL ef your property for for good
SNAIL coLoRED0 re HOUSES HOUSES in D. c..
brick or frame, under $1,000. Have
cash clients to purchase same. Call
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
E. FARRELL CO. Realtors testab.
.S .lgI2ls ,y, III 10th st: NV. MA: 0765.
AlIENIlON, ne. ana Sc. oWners-
We specialize in these two sections,
good results JOE CURTo REALTY,
335 H st. ne. FIR. 1900.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for your home,
white or colored. any section. ST.
WILL Pay You 'Vsa; cash ii today aas'ioi for
diate action!. RE 2201. ST. 7747.
QUICK ACTION with spot cash for
YOUR HOME: MD. VA. or b. c.
CASH FOR 5-s RMs.-Pref. bunga-
low, .nr. Walter Reed and N. H. ave.
vic. Upper Brightwood. Saurs, Silver
Sp: or Bethesda. Consider farm.
Pk6rEssiosAL MAN desires nearby
vlrEinisM'bedrm Idar s15 d"G co,Ss home; lge lot;
UPPER BRTGHTWooD immediate
need for d or room house. Will
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sals
1' 0u5 prohsTas neRs Is vbss yop or a.s
sslI Z: a: AuMPHRiEs. Realtor'
sos North Capitol. MA $3.50. Free
- anpraisalS Results since 1919
HAVE CLIENTS with substantial cash
unts 1G s'es W1IhAMs Il NA 1ss5 s to os 80
1854. a
IOH1E WANTED from owner in vic.
Of ichisan Park or Avondale.
Willing to pay around $4,000 with
ubstantial cash payment. Please
give full details. Box 403-R, Star.
WANTED-6-rm. brick: bath or pow
der. rm. on 1st floor; near Coolidge
High School. Will pay cash. BOX
443-R. Star. 5
MODERN. clean 2 or 3 bedrm. home
or income property in convenient
Sc. or nearby Maryland location.
H Havs s1ss saostantia, oI Fl saaao saSh MRS. cox
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. house in
above trust. ~ JoaN y W. S.AitH5i MuiRoY. s5sn
chaGfch, IA, ssss; evenings, FA. fAs
a5 OR 30 ROOM HOUSE in down
town nv: section that is suitable
IN CHEVY CHASE, MD, Bethesda,
Prospect will pay "a cash for a
BRIG brick house costing not more than
$40, 900, P J. WALsHE, INC. 1115
sze szel' St NV NA' GAGS; ewes: y VA.
IN MT. PLEASANT, prospect With
ample cash 70 purchase a frame or or
brick det.. or scmidet.. house having
4 or bedrms.. 9 baths, h.-w.h.
P. ]. WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye St.
NV. Ma. 6468; ewes. WA. 61O1.
HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY
If you want quick sale of your prop
erty. call JAMES s. WILDER. GE.
1916. Free appraisals. a
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Htghest cash for your property. Call
Evening star., 1951-03-04

COLORED-NEAR nth AND W SITS.
N.W.-3-story row brick; 6. rooms
and bath. 2 refgrs.; now rented $50
per month: price, $500. r. ELIOT
MIDDLEToN. Realtor. RE. 11s1 or
CoLoRED-s1, 900 DOWN; income.
S125 month; 2-family apt; tenants
furnish. all utilities; building one
year old. 4o59 and 4O59A Grant
st. ne. Prewar priced. DAVID j.
KEPPEL. Real Estate Broker, Ma.
coLoiRED-coRNER PROPERTY. 3
complete apis, one on each floor.
Large rms. separate baths and
kitchens. Hot-water oil heat. Full
basement Subject to cash offer.
Must be sold at once. Call Mr., Lind
say, 10, 2-0792. or Mr.. Greene.
AD. S535. ]. H. GREEN REALTY
CO.. 7l5 Fla. ave. NV, NO. 6146.
CoLoRED-1sOO BLOCK 18th ST.
N.W.-Three flve-room and bath
apartments plus valet shop on
ground floor. Owner asking S2S,5O0,
with $4,000 cash. A. M. DRAISNER.
MA. S036. office. 1404 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALs

22-UNIT APT. in Brightwood, S116,-
600. Consider trade and some cash.
STEELE, RE. 0493, CHI 1908.
APT BLDGS.-5 and 6 units, re-
spectiyely; 1st commercial zone;
good income. price, $4,000 for
both; terms may be arranged, NO,
6122. TU. 1880, Sundays.
EIGHT UNITS, modern 4-story ak
up; income S11.5U0. approx; each
apt, has q rms. pa baths. Low,
lent return. Fashionable section
west of Conn. ave, above Mass
ave. Eve. or Sun. phone OR. 6gl6
l.. I. GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 X
Evening star., 1951-03-04
PAUL LEPS PRESENTS
VACANT-NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE

Small. completely modern
once BLDG. 3 stories 40 rms.
= tile baths, auto. heat) ap-
prox.. 1000 SO. it., FIRST COM
mercial. Vacant. Price re-
duced for immed. sale. S39.-
300: terms. DRURY REALTY
CORP. Dupont Circle Bldg.
MI. 1000. Sun. and ewes,
WO. 1891, EN-. 1886. 5
Evening star., 1951-03-04
RARE OPPORTUNITY
STORE VALUES

123 18th ST. NE.
store plus apt, consisting Of rms.
bath, $3.50 mo.
73S 9Th ST. NV.
End commercial, S65 mo.
Near General Accounting ONCE
Store. completely remodeled. plus .
apis. each consisting OF rms, kit,
bath, $3.50 mo.
13 H ST. NV.
Very conveniently located, good Tor
any type of retail business. includ-
ing heat and h.w.. S125 mo.
40 H ST NE.
Second commercial; suit. for any type
of repair shop; 5000 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol ST.. Realtors. MA. 5000
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Light Manufacturing Plant

Light Manufacturing Plant
:S1a yrs. old. on . acres OF ground
IN town of Fairfax, Va. Radiant
neat. oil furnace, . overhead mono
Talls, truck doors, office and toi-
iets, CITY water; cement storage shed
attached: gasoline tank and pump
Plant now being used for septic tank
Manufacture. Suitable for garage,
plumbers shop, general contractors S
snop and storage yard or other light
manufacturing enterprises. Call ia.
2-9506 or GIL. 1913.
COMMERCIAL LOT
We have several choice commercial
Glenmont or Colesville areas; priced
reasonably.
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Ga. ave. LO. 5-l231. 10.
5-0315
Evening star., 1951-03-04

1882 N. Y. AvE.-2o. 900. 50. IT,. nrst
commercial; freight and passenger
heart Of the business district. Avail
able now. KASs-BERGER. INC.
LARGE USED CAR LOT. Allison st.
and Arkansas ave; available at
30 Florida avenue ne. -5
MAIN FLOOR, church bldg. end
commercial. suitable for auditorium.
Offices, display rooms, light manu-
featuring, sign painting. ware
house etc. Approx. 5000 So. tt;
central location; reas. rent. ia.
LOT FOR RENT approximately l2.-
600 So. it., excellent location for
used car lot. DE. 0106. 10. 3-653S
STORE, OFFICES. WAREHOUSES
WE OFFER NOW
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGS. WITH PARKING FACILI-
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1853
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oAsH .4sy G1IEN5s MEf6s fRF Il huTgsh ggsf e. si
500. 900 CASH to invest In Bright
wood apt. bldg. anxious client;
immed. action. KENMORE REALTY
psfvATF SH f. PARfY PasSi ia; wants aseo' 4 to g
unit apt. bldg. Direct from owner
Np brokers. Ii. 3-9273.
3 TO 8 UNIT APT.
Client will trade brick home clear OF
membranes on good NV. prop
erty. Phone Mr.. Dixon or Mr.. Fox,
ST. 1900.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV.
Open until 900 pm. daily.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
HAVE $4,000 TO $4,000 for
sound, conservative apt. or comm.
investment. Send for particulars.
Box 3S3-R. Star. a :.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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GREENWAY
1894 10Th ST NE

1924 18th st. NE.
Spacious modern store in the busiest
block in Brookland.
29th and r. I. Ave. NE.
Two air-conditioned stores. 5000
modern apt. Ready April lst.
1000 r. I. Ave. NE.
A top-notch corner, in the Woodridse
shopping area.
1648 N. Capitol st.
Spacious corner store, in desirable
area.
2025 r. I. Ave. NE.
720 square #. in the heart Of busy
Woodbridge shopping section.
r. G. Dunn, HO. 0700
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S9.85O

Any type financing available on tbi,
attractive 2-story row brick house
2 nice bedrms. lee liv. rm., lse
fully equip. kit. full bsmt.. alum,
storm windows. doors, metal avn
ings. fenced yard.
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
TE O233, AL. 6S15 a
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
UNBEIIEVABT,EI
ON ONE ACRE

Large frame house. 9 rooms, ia
baths. full basement. oil heat; can
be converted to . or 3 apts.; close
to everything; has Gear garage and
12x20 storehouse. Price. $4,000.
Call KE. 3-6677; Evenings, FA.
]. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
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Excellent Opportunity

NEW SHOPPING CENTER
Located on corner Of Congress and
23rd SITS. Sc: store 20x45 or 4Ox45;
suitable for barber shop. florist or
bakery in area of approximately
100 families. Call Mr.. Hisle, RE.
1926.
JONATHAN .WoopNER CO.