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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02

| expect to encounter head
winds, gales and Gains, so it
is difficult to say exactly how
long the trip will take" DR..
Johnson said yesterday. Dr.
and Mrs. Johnson plan to
leave by plane tomorrow for
Seattle and will meet their
son there. During the absence
of DR.. Johnson, a Navy
doctor, DR.. George Gardiner
will be in charge of the local
Office.
The ketch is equipped with
a jib, foresail, mainsail and
mizlen, DR.. Johnson said. A
22 mp Grey engine is aboard
for emergencies. The vessel
also has a IL volt light system
and will be provisioned for a
six week trip.
This voyage is a dream l
have had for a number of
years, DR.. Johnson said.
Il have had some experience
in sailing. In the thirties |
sailed a % foot boat from
Portland to Vancouver, B. c.,
and engaged in racing there. "
DR.. Johnson is a member of
the Portland Yacht Club and
is a past commodore of that
organization. He was instru-
mental in forming the
Columbia River Yachting
Association and was president
of that organization for three
years.
The vessel will also be
equipped with a ship to shore
radio and DR.. -Johnson's son,
R. Holmes, will be navigator
for the trip.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02
international Aigposs
Opens At ANCHORAGE

Kodiakians going to An
chorage by plane will land at
the new international air.
port there after August Is.
Three airlines are scheduled
to begin operations at the field
about that time, C. M,
Lample, administrator for A
laska public airports, CAA,
has announced, the Anchorage
Times reports.
Alaska AirIines, PIMA and
Northern Consolidated will
transfer operations from
Merrill and Elmendorf fields
to the new airport, with other
lines following as soon as ia
cilities are availale.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02
Trial Monday
For Base Worker

John Boyer, civilian en-
ployee at Kodiak Naval Sta
ton, charged with disorderly
conduct and disturbance of
the peace, will go on trial at
10 am Monday in U. S. Com
missioner A. M. Vokacek's
court.
Last Monday he was
brought before the commits
sioner and pied not guilty.
Talmage L. Smith, local at
torney who is defending
Boyer, asked for a jury trial.
Thirty prospective jurors
names were drawn.
During the drawing Smith
commented and grunted each
time a name was called.
That man will never serve
on a jury of mine, " he
rumbled when one name was
drawn.
The commissioner reminded
him that they were not i'm
panelling a jury, but that
when they do he is entitled to
three pre-emptory challenges.
The complaint against
Boyer was sighed by Mrs.
Barbara Taylor.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02
B snks go Arrive
July IL

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore z
Bank, II, and six months old
daughter, have written All
Miller, proprietor of the
Montmartre Inn, for reser-
vations on July IL.
Bank is expedition director
and research associate for the
University of Michigan. He
has been on three scientific
expeditions of an archaeology
cal nature in the Aleutians.
Earlier Bank wrote the
Chamber of Commerce and
asked about hiring a boat to
take him out the chain or for
exploration around Kodiak
Island.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02
DR.. Johnson TO Sail
ketch rom Seattle

A 1900 mile voyage in a 49,
foot ketch will be undertaken
early this month by DR.. and
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson and
their son. Bob.
The three adventures will
leave Seattle sometime after
June 8 and expect to arrive in
Kodiak sometime between
June 20 and July l..
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02

W. B. Healy, chief deputy
marshal in the third division
who has been in charge of the
marshal's office in Anchorage
since the death of Paul Her.
ring, has resigned, the An
chorage News reported last
weekend. According to the
News, Healy said the resigna-
ton is effective June %.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02

Painters Local ITO has an
nounced a new wage schedule
of So. IA per hour. Spray paint
ing has been set at $3.50. The
raise was effective May l. .%'
The raise brings the paint
e,'s scale up to par with other
local trades in this district,
the union SID.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-06-02

Read the CLASSIFTEDS
Evening star., 1951-04-24
Wait List Used Up,
Air Force Accepts
Volunteers Again

Washington area recruiting
headquarters for the Air Force an
nounced today it had used up a
waiting list of applicants built up
during January and February and
has started accepting men for I'M
mediate induction.
Recruiting Offices Of the Army
and Marine Corps reported a SIM
liar situation, but the Navy and
Coast Guard said they are still
placing men wishing to enlist On
Ia waiting list.
Air Force recruiting headquar-
ters in the Alexandria Post Office
building said volunteers are being
lprocessed without delay to meet a
49-a-week quota. Until last Fri
day the Air Force had a waiting
list there.
Navy recruiting headquarters at
Fourteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. reported II
still is working on waiting list
but added that prospective en-
listees would not have to wait
more than a month" A spokes-
man said the Office handles about
80 men q week.
A Marine Corps recruiting officer
said I'VE always took them as fast
as we could" but added that the
situation now is very slow"
Evening star., 1951-04-24

now are ordered ut one time for
the military services. But not more
than 400 Of them were built during
all World War II. and few civil
ian models were available before
1916.
Only about 1,100 helicopters had
been built in the United States be-
lfore the Korean War.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
Deaths Reported
tBy the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics

(by the d. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics. }
Drury Ludlow SO. 1889 Lanier pl. NV.
Adam Weschler. 76, 1412 Montague ct. Z. W
Ellen Miner, ~. 1902 4 St. Sc.
Mabel Frazier, SO, 1881 Cathedral ave. NV
Hannah Parker. 6S. 1908 N. Adams st
Arl. Va.
Josephine Dnrso, So. s617 18th ct. ne
Bartholomew Conley, 65. 6O4 Park pl. NV
Leslie Chisholm, 6ss Sse va. ave: s.w.
Mary Mooney, So, ~ MICHIGAN ave. ne
Margaret Schuler. 81, 730 Ingraham st. n. W
David strain, IL, 450e. 4eth st. NV.
Ella Rawlinson. 81. 459 M st. NV.
Calvin Butler, Al. 1884 6. st. NV.
Fannie Harvard. 50. 1725 P st. NV.
Clara Kaufman. "a, 3040 Idaho ave. NV.
Lizzie Hapssener. So. 1898 n; Capitol st.
Carrie Dunn, ~. 2o1 Pine g.. Alex. Va.
Edgard Jobbins, 81. 4e Summit ave.,
Infant Adams. 2s0s 2nd st. Sc.
John jackson, 76, ITO Bates st. NV.
Infant Cox, no address given
Evening star., 1951-04-24
French Firms Plan
Projects in Argentina

PARIS, France.-French firms
are drawing up plans for refineries
and steel and chemical plants in
Argentina, and French engineers
are in charge Of projects for mod
Evening star., 1951-04-24
No Reds seep Into India From Tibet, offieiuI Says

Lhasa came to the jungles Of
Carnival in Uttar Pradesh for
collecting wood for making t1ten-
sils which fetch a high price in
Tibet. but they had no politics,
the official added.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
BY the Associated Press

NEW DELHI.-There has been
no Communist infiltration into
India from across 1000 miles OF
common border with Tibet. a gov
ernment official said here.
A few Tibetans from Linn near
Evening star., 1951-04-24
| Only 400 HeIicopters
Built in World War II

SAN DIEGO, Calif.-The hell
Icopter's growth in Importance as a
successful part of Americas, ali
power has been more rapid than
lis generally realized.
AS many as 400 or 500 of them
Evening star., 1951-04-24

ern subways in Rio de Janeiro and
Sac Paulo, Brazil.
Negotiations also are under way
for building French-style subwayS
in Montevideo. Uruguay, and
Caracas, Venezuela.
Evening star., 1951-04-24

SWEETHEART Miss Laura
A. Flippin, 2O-year-old Uni-
versity of Maryland senior,
will be crowned sweetheart"
of Sigma ri fraternity at
Maryland when the group
holds its spring dance Friday
at the Bethesda Women's
Club. Miss Flippin is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy S. Flippin, 6139 Thirty
first street NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-24

These lovely new "Evefost" fabrics ore more wrinkle
resistont, beautiful than ever because they are
Evereoze" products with these wonderful properties:
easy to cut and to wosh IRON resistant no
shrinking stretching, starch needed lasting finish
POLISHED TON-sotin-weove cotton with hiohy
ustrous surfoee, permanently crsp-36" wide-yord L65
PAM-PAM-silky broodcIoth fine textured permanent
tnish-wonderfu Postes, dark tones-36"-yord I35
PANPAM printsexoc small prints broodclot-yord LIS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ine-pemonent- finish coque,
raised surfoce desiens-38" wde-yord pon 3 prints so
SlANESE-nspred PRNTS-eoy summer coors
designs inspired by motive Prnts-yord, 1.25
W6l-Fobric Corner Eighth Floor Main Store only
Evening star., 1951-12-13
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont |
ARLINGTON. ALEX.

Arlington Forest-Excellent financing
makes this house unusually de-
rails Church rambler-A real rambler
IN q Quiet neighborhood: 3 bed
rms. big living room. fireplace;
picket-fencsd. A-acre lot: all
Two BiocFs 10 Lorcom lsne-vacant.
completely redecorated brick Colo
Hial. ready for Christmas; 8 bedrms.,
powder room. screened porch; S5.-
Roomy SSD eacai Cape cod--Level lot on a
ssaS sssop a. near wes!oysE s4 bsSTa sedT snd snd
bath bath on snd ,.lnss fireplace Nor. sanss
ior the money than you've seen
Brand new luxury ramblers-Perfect
finiShs complete equipment. large
lots; best neighborhood. NOT
Beverly Hills-Roomy brick Colonial
on large wooded lot: built-tn. garage.
shaded hagStone terrace: bedrmS..
"a baths. bedrm. and bath on 1st
Comfortable Colonial family home
Large lot. no through trafic. Walk
TO grade and ir. high schools: 4 bed
rms. 2a baths. 1st d. bedrm. and
bath. Sirepl.. garage.
Country Club Hills--Best built house
In best neighborhood; 4 bedrms..
pa baths. recr.. room with fireplace;
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
oW. J.. .444l; 4 ewes, ow. es1e or
AL
Evening star., 1951-12-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

$4,000 SO. FIT. Of ground centrally
located: pvt. r.r. siding and once.
Ma. 1885.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
DENTIST

Home and once. equipped: vie. Srd
and Kennedy SITS. NV. Write
P O. Box 3o50 n G
Evening star., 1951-12-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

US0SSS WAENt6b ~ pVt
HAVE bNm. CLIENT a.!,1S T.. for 2 s-bsdrn detached
approximately SS5. 900; substantial
cash. Call PLANT 4 GORDON,
wiz PA PAY y YoI q" CASH To-Day rob for
your home; ny LOCATION, any condi-
casa tiSn; Ryf2e RE 22el; 9.; 81; 5747:
bedroom homes in northwest wash
ington and nearby MONTGOMERY
can WETzELL REAL ESTATE. HU
434S Open ewes; I'll 10 pm,
Of your home. business or invest
sos sos North T. capitol nHrfHl IA. s7sS. SeasUr rIs:
appraisals Results since 1919
MOD. CLEAN 9 to 4-bedrm. home or
income property. in good D. C. or
.fsnt9s 1s9T9y ND 0s %s PRE- Pref haye sub
CALL ME FIRST buy houses for
ssrviss Mr. a4' fERR9. 81 sss4
CASH osoli ToR YOUR HOME, In near nearby
WILL PAY ALL CASH today for your
ton. EX. 5S07. WO. O225.
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL Cash for
5 to 7-rm. home in desirable ne.
area. area. E1as AL close by Prince Geo. Co.
DIRECT FROM owNER-win pay
cash; D: G.: Md. or Va. ST. 1897
or FA.- 1888.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home
REGARDLESS of location or condition.
Call DI. SS42 or ST. 1889.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-CASH
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. C.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S
Evening star., 1951-12-13
STORE WANTED

Anywhere in Bethesda for lge. chain
laundry receiving station. Will pay
UP to $500 per mo-. Very reputable
firm. Must have 1t by Jan. l. Call
LA. 6-S900 la
Evening star., 1951-12-13
COLORED
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

BELLEVUE FOREST, Arl., Va. on N.
Quincy st.-Practically level lot,
wooded In towering trees, on street
tn 6a eSnss so from s @pfoT. s1 SaU
ments in; price, $3.50. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. Exclusive
Agents, CH. 1888; ewes. and Sun,
100 ACRES OF LAND in ft. Meade
Defense area, On Macadam rd.; s
miles from Ft. Meade;. l mile from
Il hauFf PEART SaneT VIZ xarsS 5os pes: .vss eeF wS
BUILDERS ATTENTIoN-North Ar.
lington, 3 choice adjoining level lots.
ssrorT 81 Utilities II s.7sss 7EssssssonaSle. sAHH
SITE; Rock Greek Park
area. OWNER. GE. 3049. Ia
WOODED, RAMBLER sITE-Nr. East
Falls Church; 20o,ft; frontage; re-
MD, 8 level shaded lots,
100000: Sc, 900 each; quick sale,
sSs sGHAEFER hERs spPE, pc 5000 sTPEr,SN De scl7.
ready for coiored houses: OF loans
avail. Under $4,000 All improve
ments in. Reasonably priced. Sub
ordlnatt0E II desired. In D. q.
W; NJ. WARD. ME. 1900; ewes, 10.
3-S154. lis
ATTENTION BUILDERS
los acres, all utilities. long road
frontage. on main highway, excel.
location. SH. 0420.
BERNARD T. BROSIUs, REALToR
SPRING VALLEY
Large lot on quiet, shaded street
within walking distance OF all shop
Mann School and American Univer.
Doc 50. It. Restricted community.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV DI. 3346
LANGLEY, VA.
ia acres. S15.0o0; masntfcent
homesite surrounded by famous
homes. Ewes. EN-. 7051.
j. LEO KOLB CO., MI. 2100.
Greenwood Subdivision
Just east of Lanham
Out Defense hwy. (Route 60)
Wonderful Value
Beautiful Lot
over $500 & Acre
500 down-S15 monthly
Just of Defense hwy.
City waterfall Conveniences
M. LEO STORCH
Phone UN. 7649 la
Evening star., 1951-12-13
STORES FOR RENT

GLEBE RID AND LEE BLVD
Stores and Offices for all kinds of
businesses available soon: reason
able rents. B j GREENHOUSE.
eos II sT. N.w.-store and apt:
S135 mo, call R. A. HUMPHREYS,
S4OO GEOR0Ih hAvE.-55x150 plus
parking lot OF ual size. Very modern
sSilSins; ssaito4.. SH. Gsl so. A. HoMPAFlisss' PMls
Evening star., 1951-12-13

TAKOMA PARK, Flower ave.--6-unit
approx. 5000; excel. location. close
to new Flower ave. shopping center:
priced for quick sale. $40. 900.
E6S1 RHRYE e.. NJ L..a AcKEN' Realtor. 81,
SILVER SPRING CoRNER-2-story
lge. home. zoped commercial; 2
blks. to Hecht's. 1 blk. on Ga. ave-;
ideal location. 81. 1854 IA
STATION and liquor
store. liquor license worth $500:
this is a corner lot, near Univ. of
It. IT, lot II is ' worth $4,000 alone. lone be- be-:
cause of bad health. owner is will
ing to sacrifice property. license,
stock and equipment for $4,000,
with SIC 500 down, balance in 10
yrs; a real bargain for quick sale.
Call MIR. RAY. UN. S533; eves... TO.
6261. LIZ
sEMIDET. BRICK - 2 one-bedrm.
apts., each with separate utils.,
about 5 yrs. old and in good Sc.
loc; CONGRESS REALTY CO.. Lu.
sluNfT iIRNhHp' Apr.-Takoma Park. Nd;
monthly income S295. This nearly
new all-brick bldg. can be pur-
sHsT saaTef n1sstS1 ss RobERr g rftuTn s. Halt
s3iit. S@iii vi, ok. SS3ie: SSie: eyes, call M1s Sr-
JUST ONE brand-new. 5-unit apt.
tenants furnish all utils.; now oc-
s cgpisd ss oSn under years lea lease; Income PM
eyes. II; 4-6272, ALDRE, INC,
Evening star., 1951-12-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY

ZONE Just over 26-mile limit
comfortable modern home way out in
the country. Substantial S-room
house. finished attic. laundry rm,,
boiler rm.. 3 porches. lge. irepl.,
beamed ceiling living rm.. new oil
heat. valuable. unfailing mineral
IS acres land on main highway
Southern Md. Owner will rent or
sell on very easy terms to responsible
party. Inquire FRANCIS HEIGLE,
I4l7 L st. NV; after 8 pm, WO.
9100.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Buys this lovely three -hedrm.
brick bungalow on beautiful
wooded lot in Virginia Forest.
Lge. screened porch; attic fully
finished into lovely room.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
PROPERTY WANTED

I 900 (APPRoX.) so. FT. of choice
2nd-fioor space wanted on long
term lease to AAA tenant. Must be
between 18th and 18th. but will
consider side streets in same area.
Call MR.. DIXON, ST. 1900. Broker.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

ow. 1920. 1917 Wilson blvd. ow. 5000
Evening star., 1951-12-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GARDEN CITY


Seldom for sale but much
IN demand are the attractive
brick homes in this popular
neighborhood. We are pleased
to be able to offer for the first
time an excellent two-bed-
room brick Colonial home in
this section at bargain price.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, full basement with
pine-paneled recreation room.
Be sure to see 1t today, you'll
be delighted with its sparkling.
hke-new appearance. the quail
ity of the surrounding homes
and the price Of S15.950. with
terms.
Cali Paul Dutrow, JA.
5-6S00. or eyes,. KE. 3-6164.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd, ia. $4,000
OPEN UNTIL 3 PM.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
OFFICES s STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located: pvt. rr. siding and once.
Ma. 1885.
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
44eo CONNECTICUT AVE. Air.
conditioned, switchboard service,
porter service. easy parking; $50
50. #; $50 per mo. Available i'm
mediately. r. DOWD. OR. 1900.
1920 coNNETIcgT AvENUEIAir-
porter service. easy parking; $50
so. IT; 500 per mo. Available i'm
TWO S'fiSib ASD s-EM. sTH s1frfs,0 " 0SS1s fSS; New
Hampshire ave. extended, Just be-
s''s population; Jon rubber tile oOrs; n
Perry. Di. s7s4. oL. oe4S. Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES center. large
floor. open space: modern; ideal for
orgsnizstion. Ia. 327s;
oP sPase sepsTste Tpeo ss 1 each soIeRs 4
18th AND NEWTON sTS. N.E.-Two
offices or stores, one 1Sx55 and one
40x55; avail, at. this busy inter-
section; suitable for real estate, in
Surance. barber or distribution busi-
sMIIggsYo s Ely CO., 81 18th st. NV.
LGE. ROOM in lawyers suite. Well
furn.; avail. Jan. 1. Call ST. 1897.
Mr.. MAYFLowER HoTEI-In large
suitable for mfgr. rep. or lawyer:
share receipt. rm. and secy. serv.;;
$500 mo; total cost. Phone Ma.
3-ROOM SUITE of over 600 50. #.
KASs-BERGER, INC. EN-. 500.
Mr.. Goth AND X sTS. N.W.-Suite Of
plus living Quarters; utilsi included;
WYATT BUnDING-very atractively
turn. PVT. ONCE in lawyers suite.
LaRcE Az s7tfi bNFuRN. ROOM, in laws lawyer
ssrSic. ssltf Visa sr g so7s gith0ut 'scretf5ia
ing OF $50 SO. IT. completely deco
rated, fluorescent lights, etc.; cleo,
heat and char, service. included in
fEo fsS fya " bhhSsFE1N Il SIaF T. ! nSpse si
5000 conn. AVE. NV. Suite constg.
bath; excellent for ONCE and iiv.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO, 14l5
1913 5 II i5ah ai~ sr. NV. near x. LIST nr.
space, lge. plate-glass display win
dow. agprox, 500 So; #; To inspset,
liz ataS AND X St ~ ny. Y AVE. Me- NV NV. y,.v
approx. 1900 sq. IT. in whole or
in part, imm. occup.. reasonable rent
char service, elec. and elev. service
nsSdsa nEo M BERSsTE1N b 10 a insSsc' co 1s ss
K st. NV NE. 5402.
3-RM. SUITE avail in dwntwn. elev
Apply Apis LEO LEO N. iBiERNss;TEIIN Elm q S'eSp CO.
I4I5 x s;,1,.; st; nv; Ne, Ne, 54oS;
toned. rm., approx. 14x19 In ONCE
bldg. In s4o0 block Of qeorgia ave;
fS fEo H. n sEsssRfr1N fSssRfr . incesss' e.. 1iis iil
cENTER III r, Z, OF DowNTowN-well fur
nished room. unsurpassed location
or bldg; separate hall entrance.
VIZ henf HAVE We SEVERAL asSIsR1lI' oFFICEs for
rent in conv. Silver Spring location.
THOMPSON d GRAY. 81. 6100,
ssth Z 70 ASD m rENNA. Ngf. NV, 900
"a. f.. End d.. d1en space; suit.
studies, bssgty pe2lor. light mfr,
Evening star., 1951-12-13
SHANNON &TJICHS 90

NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6sO0.
OPEN TJNTTT ph
Evening star., 1951-12-13

62i5 GA. AVE. N.w.-shopping cen
ter location in the heart Of the
heavily populated and commercial
area; near supermarket. and 10.
drugstore and theater. KAss-BER-
GER; EC;. EN- S10o.
semSSsfd sanppsa vS sioFs ..D Dus :s. sea. and
wholesaler. 5000 mo. Caii r.. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5000,
1000 EYE ST. N.w.-l4x6o. corner
store, includ. heat and hot water and
nIl,,bsipyvs fHll bsInti; s155 mo: Can r: A.
GROCERY STORE, e717 New Hamp-
shire ave. extended-30x50. plus
basement; shopping center. front
and rear parking; excel. for de-
sILIKo INVESTMENT CO., Nj.
Perry. DI. s724, OIL. O947. IA
CORNER. Sth and e se.-Large. at
tractive, modern. 9 display windows;
store can be divided; excellent for
any retail business: reasonable.
APPLESTEINS STORES. Ii. 3-5905.
7:s IIth ST. s.E.-store, suitable
for grocery: equip. with refrg. case.
z lge. refrg.: shelves. meat cutters.
S5a EEIcS s.... 4; BIgMEk I5 Co. NJ FIR. ioss.
CHILDREN's STORE in Wash. and
Lee te shoDpirgy OPT oy Csn5er ceIs Ar is leaving
other children's store in same prem
ises Store averages 23xSO feet:
avail Feb. !. Rent, S225 mo. This is
one. OF II firms In growing Wash.
ans,, and Lee Shopping Center; Real op-
7.3 18th ST. NV, between q and
H--Nr. bus terminals and hotels:
suitable for valet, shop: excel. retail
location: reasonable rent. BASILI-
KO INVESTMENT CO.. Mr.. Perry.
DI. S724, OIL. 0947. IA
SILVER SPRING STORE. 2ox7o. on
Georgia ave-; newly decorated; 1878
RoG R0 SR fssss Rsstor. lsisf ST. 7S5s hin5Ew Week
SILVER sPRING-z-story, s-bedrm.
2-bath house, zoned commercial,
suit. any light business; long lease.
CORNER STORE. once ana stor.
rent $3.50 mo. 223i 14th st. NV.
BRAND-NEW STORE, N.E.-suitable
for all business. Call LU. 4-6301.
-l5
e115 N. II. AVE, Just beyond District
front and rear parking; ,3Ox50; good
for grocery. ~ repairs. antique
furniture and decorator. veterina-
rian and many other uses; very low
rent. BASMIKO INVESTMENT CO.,
Mr.; Perry, DI. s724: ewes. OIL.
4sos GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-store 20
by so IT,. also arm. and bath apt
and 2-car garage; $3.50 mo. NUN
SEY TRUST co. Real Estate Dept
1900 BLOCK H ST. N.E.-Modern
glass-front. one-story bldg. 24xg5;
g. KING CO.. Est. 1895. LU.
4ss 18th ST. s.E-Approx. 1sxle;
occupied as shoe repair shop. for
rent With or withogt seuipmsnt.
Apply 1ITpsy LEO N. BERNSTEIN RS la6S & CO.
UPPER WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
approx 20xso It: terrazzo noors. Z
layatory rms. gas heat; immed
K st. NV. Me. 6402.
CONN. AVE, below Dupont Circle
Store with mezzanine and bsmt,,
ssi9raEeo Eeoo DRuRY REALTY CORP.
GROCERY. III, f2p2. mixed trade; new bids. /:
no competition. Rent, S75 monthly.
Terms on equipment. Option TO
monthly. 5000. Reed st. ne: N.
EIglsEood. To inspect. j. VICTOR
WE HAVE SEVERAL STORES avail;
Evening star., 1951-12-13
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

REAR e2o5-7-s GEORGIA AVE. NV,
zoned End commercial: over 1000
50. IT,, of ground
mercisi. $500 50. IT, SsT o} sround; nd fSM Soth
lots Anchor fenced. v. L. TOOMEY,
Jr,. Realtor. 1015 18th st. NV. RE.
UPPER 18th ST. N.w.-Parkine lot
consisting Of APPROX. 12.25O 50. #;
1mmed occupancy, Ieas. rent. Call
IDEAL FoR wholesale house: elk eix41,
plus Offices. all In knotty pine.
downtown. MILLS CO., Ma. s696.
2-sToRY BRICK BUILDING, first
commercial; approx. 1000 50. It.
l447 Maryland ave. ne. Active To-
cation, near .Bladensburx and H
st. Front and rear. parking. May
be good for your business. Very
reasonable rent. BASILIKO IN
SSEsIHENT SIs4I nfl Ga4So SO. Mr. Perry. P1.
LOT so9so Fl r.. located in exclusive
section; no competition. Call after
WILL RENT SPACE for Christmas
tree selling. fine location; nr. 14th
and Park I'd. Call CO. 1899. -13
downtown PARKING LOCATION;
approx $4,000 50. it.; 1900 So. It.
long lease; tmmed. poss. WO. 1916.
XMAS TREE LOT FOR RENT
very desirable location opposite Wood
ward & Lothrop parking lot at Wis
consin and Western aves. NV. for
info, call OR. 0100. ---15
Evening star., 1951-07-26
California Man Admits KiIIinq Stepdouqhter

supposed to have sent. the mother
and other kids to Long Beach.
Betty and I was to 60 bowling.
Our plans fell through. The wife
wouldn't go so I got mad and
pulled a 80 automatic on her and
i made Betty Jean go with me.
1--WE left in Betty jeans car.
1--WE stopped halfway UP a hill
and we argued. s. We got out
|of the car. Then all / remember
was the gun going off and she
rolled down the hill"
The Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation put out q circular for a
tattooed itinerant house painter
Chief Walker passed the word
along to Robert Hammond, Ster-
ling house painting contractor.
Mr.. Hammond advised Chief
Walker when he hired Kristy. The
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Lack Of BroiIIe on Check
Trops Accused Forqer
BY the Asseeiassd Press

LOS ANGELES. July 26.-Karl
Edwards, 81, an unemployed elec-
trician, is accused Of sealing a
cashiers check from a blind
woman's pocket, forging her in
dorsement. then spending the
money on liquor.
IT sign my name on checks with
a rubber stamp explained his
alleged victim, Marjory Stewart,
at Edwards preliminary hearing
yesterday. But to make it genu-
inc, I perforate the paper with
three secret Braille characters"
When the bank failed to find
the Braille markings on the check
in question, q teller returned it
to the store that cashed it.