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Omar {. Strawn, Resident Comdr. James 6. Marshall
|0f D. {. Area for so Years Commander Of DESTROYER

Funeral services were held yes
Fterday for Omar C. Strawn, {
Washington area resident fol
nearly so years, who died Saturday
| In Miami.
MIR. Strawn. who lived in Land
over, Md. and was long active
lin Prince Georges County civic
work. came here about 1900 from
Salem, Ohio, where he was born
During his first 20 years here,
Mr.. Shawn was sales representa-
tive for a business machines COM
|pany. In 1920 he went into the real
estate business. He retired in the
early 1940s.
During the 1930s, Mr.. Strawn did
real estate assessing for Prince
Georges County and also served
as a county road supervisor.
Mr.. Strawn is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ella c. Strawn, of
Landcver. a daughter, Mrs. Ella
Tucker. also of Landover, three
sons. Floyd L. Strawn, Charlotte,
N. c.; Harry o. Strawn, Fairfax,
Va; Faber w. Strawn, Miami;
two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were at Lee
Funeral Home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. Burial
was In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-06-21

Comdr. James Gilbert Marshall
Al, one of six persons killed Jun,
II in a pierside flash fire a
Guantanamo Bay, will be buries
in Arlington Cemetery Friday.
| Funeral services will be held al
II am. Friday at Fort Myel
Chapel.
Comdr. Marshall was a native
Of Nashville, Tenn. He was gradu.
ated from the Naval Academy in
1882 and during World War II
was engaged in anti-submarlne
service. He commanded the de-
|stroyer Dupont in action, which
won a Presidential Unit Citation
He was awarded the Silver Star
medal. the Legion of Merit and
the French Croix de Guerre.
Comdr. Marshall is survived bv
his widow, Mrs. Mary Emma AL
len Marshall. and two children
James, 10. and Mary Lee. 6. who
are residing temporarily at 824
Westwood place, Falls Church.
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Maj. Rome H. {. Parsley,
Cousin Of Justice vinson

Maj. Rome H. F. Parsley. 48
USAF, second cousin of Chief
Justice Vinson. died at Walter
Reed Hospital, Tuesday after q
six-month illness.
His last assignment was with
the United States Air Force Head
quarters, Wiesbaden, Germany.
From 1916 to l949, Maj. Parsley
was director Of training of the
IUSAF Intelligence School, Lowry
Air Force Base, Denver, Colo. He
was public information officer at
Walter Reed in 1916.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Kay Rogers Parsley of 828
Harrison street, Arlington. and a
sister. Mrs. Ida Greenslait of
Huntington, w. Va.
Funeral services will be held at
3:15 pm tomorrow at Fort Myer
chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Virginia Day Gwathmey
Former Society Leader
Special Dispatch to The Stur


/ WARRENTON. Va, June 21.-
Mrs. Virginia Day Gwathmey, 50
died yesterday at Carter Hall
where she had been i'll for severa
months.
Funeral services will be con.
Quoted at $3.50 (EST) Friday a.
st. James Episcopal Church herr
by the Rev. Paul D. Bowden, rec.
tor, and interment will be in War
renton Cemetery.
Mrs. Gwathmey was a native O.
Warrenton, daughter of the lat,
Douglas and Virginia Turner Day
She was active In Washington
Baltimore and New York society a
one time.
She was first married to E. Bev.
erly Slater of Baltimore, and aftel
his death married j. Tempt,
lGwathmey. New York sportsman
who owned the estate near War.
renton now known as LIE Baror
Farm.
For many years she made he,
home with her brother, the late D
Turner Day, and lately had lived
at Carter Hall here. Surviving are
two nephews. Alan L. Day and
Capt. D. Turner Day. U. S. N.
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Mrs. William N. Williams
Widow OF Tax Official

Mrs. William Martin williams
Sc. widow OF the Commissioner o1
Internal Revenue during the viii.
son administration, died yester.
day in West Point, Ca, after ar
illness of several months.
Mrs. Williams, the former
Gladys Rood of Springfield, Mass.
came here with her husband from
New York when he took the Gov
Iernment post. Mr.. Williams later
was senior partner of the law firm
Iof Williams, Myers and Quiggle
here. He died in 1892.
Before moving to Georgia re-
Gently. Mrs. Williams lived at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
She is survived by two sons,
Charles r. Williams, West Point
Ga. and William L. williams,
New York, and four grand
children.
Private funeral services and
burial were to be held today in
West Point.
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'S522d Air Squadron
|Ordered to Disbund

The 8522d Air Transport Squad.
ron has received orders to dis.
band as an active organized re.
serve unit by Saturday, it was
announced toda. The unit ha!
been commanded for the past two
years by 1t. Col. Ralph w. Read
lof 1904 Clsrden road, Bethesda.
Dissolution of the squadron /!
in line with Air Force policy tt
shift training under the Military
Air Reser'e Program to an indi.
vidual rather than a large unit
basis. 1t is expected that a num-
Der of officers and airmen of the
3522d Squadron will be assigned to
other duties in the Military Air
Transport Service.
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Arthur Taylor, Co-Designer
OF Box Camera, Piper Cub
BY the Associated Press

SAFETY HARBOR, Fla, June
|21.-Arthur Taylor, who helped
develop the Taylor Cub airplane
and the box. camera, died at a
hospital Monday after fall.
Mr.. Taylor, 80, retired in 1946
An experimental engineer, he
worked closely with George East
man of the Eastman Kodak Co
in designing the first box camera
With his son, c. Gilbert Taylor
he designed the Taylor Cub air.
plane, which they labeled the
worlds safest plane" They also
formed the Taylorcraft Corp. tc
manufacture the plane.
After they sold the business
their plane became known as the
Piper Cub.
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Lord Byron's Epitoph
For Dog Is Ruted Best

The best epitaph dog ever got
7 is still the one Lord Byron en-
graved for his dumb companion:
He was a Newfoundland. hand
some without vanity: strong with
out lnsoience; valiant without
feroclty He had all the virtues
OF man. but not his vices; he was
the only friend I was fortunate
to meet"
LA VOC de Espana, San sebastian)
"a Voz, Lisbon)
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Capt. John A. Tate, 2S,
I0f Arlington, Is Killed
In Korean Action

i Capt. John Alton Tate, u. S. A.
1873. was killed in action May %, ir
Korea, while serving as command
ling officer of Company L, 38th In.
|fantry Regiment. I'd Infantry Di-
vision.
/ Born in the District, Capt. Tate
ATTENDED public schools in Pu-
Ilaski. Va, and Virginia Military
Institute prior to reporting for
active duty in the Army in May
1943.
Had Served in Europe.
Commissioned a second lieu
tenant in July, 1914, Capt. Tate
served with the 63d Infantry Di-
vision in the European Theater in
World War II. He was awarded
the Silver Star with Oak Leaf
cluster and the Bronze Star
medal for gallantry in action in
France and exemplary conduct in
the Rhineland Campaign.
After tour with the Army of
Occupation in Germany, he re-
turned to this country and was
assigned to Fort Dix, N. j., as
company commander of Co. A,
564th Infantry Regiment.
He served here from May, 1913
to October, 1850 on duty in the
office of the Assistant Chief of
Staff. CO.
Capt. Tate was transferred to
Korea in October, 1850 and served
there until his death.
Cited for His Conduct.
He had been awarded the Army
Commendation Ribbon for meri-
torlous conduct in the perform
ance OF duty while serving in the
Army OF Occupation in Germany
In 1947.
Capt. Tate is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Dorothy w. Tate of
23O6 Eleventh street, North Ar
lington. Va, and his parents, MI.
and Mrs. William Tate of 14o Bl
street NE.
His widow is the daughter of
Maj. Gen. Miller G. White, of the /
ONCE of the Secretary of the
Army. Personnel Bureau.
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First 81 Slain in Korea
Brought Home for Burio|
BY the Associated Press

BECKLEY, w. Va, June 21.-
"A military funeral will be held
here Sunday for Pvt. Kenneth
Shadrick. 10. the first American
infantryman to die fighting for the
United Nations in Korea.
He was cut down by burst of
machine-gun fire from a North
Korean tank near Sojang last July
|5-just 10 days after the Reds in
|vaded South Korea.
Pvt. Shadrick lived at nearby
Shelton, w. Va. His body was
brought here yesterday from
BROOKLYN.
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1tt Mrntnriuttt

PEYTON, MORGAN. In memory of my
beloved husband, MORGAN PEYTON
who passed away f1ve years ago today
June 81, 1946.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often bring a silent tear
HIS WIFE, BERTHA PEYToN.
TATE, GEORGE WILLIAM. In lovirs
memory of my dear husband, GEORGE
WILLIAM TATE. who departed this life
one year ago today, June 21, 1880
God gave me strensth to bear my sorrow
And courage to fight the blow,
But what 1t meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
FANNIE E. TATE.
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Uarns nf Ohanks

BR0ADUs, HATTIE JAMES. The family
wish to express their gratitude to their
many kind friends for the expressions OF
sympathy, gifts and beautiful floral
tributes. THE FAMILY. .
HUGHES, JOSEPHINE A. The family Of
the late JOSEPHINE A. HUGHES wish to
express their sincere thanks and appre-
citation to their many friends and rela-
ttves for their expressions OF sympathy
prayers, beautiful floral offerings. cards,
telegran1S, the use Of cars and many kind
deeds during our bereavement at the loss
Of our loved one. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Policeman Fined $100
|On Intoxicution Choroe

Pvt. Michael Engle, 81, was
fined yesterday and restored to his
job on the Metropolitan Police
force after he had been accused OF
being intoxicated while off duty.
Police took him from his apart
ment at TOO East Capitol street
Sunday after a long distance tele-
Iphone operator reported that she
had overheard conversation ir
which Pvt. Engle said he was 60
ing to play Russian roulette"
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Old Loke Is Golf Course

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. - The
town of Film Flon, about 30 miles
from Winnipeg, is virtually q
town of stairs. 1t is built in rolling
granite and muskeg. Its street
lights burn "a hours a day most OF
the year, and the town has the
worlds only lake-bottom golf
course.
Evening star., 1951-06-21

. Always missed.
DEVOTED WIFE, HENRIETTA H. ARM
BOYD, BENJAMIN. In loving memory Of
our dear husband and father, BENJAMIN
BOYD. who died seventeen years ago to-
day, June Fl, 1884.
A loving thought. a silent tear,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND son. LILLE
AND FRANCIS BOYD.
CARRICO, MARY FRANCES. In memory
Of my friend, MARY FRANCES CAR
RICO, who died ten years Aao today.
Loved in life in death rsGeq,eeEed rem = z
DIXON, CORNELTA. A tribute Of 1--we and
devotion to the memory Of our devoted
mother, CORNELIA DIXON, who slept
away two years ago today, June 81. 1910.
You left beautiful memory,
sorrow too great to be tcld;
But to us who loved and lost you.
Your memory will never grow old.
Our thoughts of you will never fade,
When all the years have flown;
Your MI,,i memory e,M as the brishtest star
HER asnIs FoyISs zSS ,PSz;ggoAThhas' s III a MINNIE.
HEFNER, ANNIE VIRGINIA 1JENNIE)
u1posIn II loylng memory I Of my dear wife. ANNIE
2h 1850. FRANK HEFNER. :
LUCKETT, EDWARD. In loving memory
Of EDWARD LUCKETT who departed
this life four years ago today. June II
I947.
The love you gave us for many years
Shall never from US depart;
Though you have gone beyond our reach
You are always in our hearts
DEVOTED WIFE, DAUGHTER AM
GRANDSON.
McBETH, ALICE v. WILLIAMS; SMITF
MARY. Sacred to the memory OF OF
dear sister and aunt. ALICE v. Will.
cen years ago. June 81, 1883 and OF
beloved mother and grandmother, MAR
SMITH, who left US fourteen years as
| April IL. 1887.
Love and memory go on forever.
THE FAMILY.
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Anurtltttn

YOUNG, ISADoRE. Relatives and friends
OF the late ISADCRE YOUNG are invited
to attend the unveifng of a monument
In his memory at AdaS Israel Cemetery
on Friday, June %, 1861, at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-21
Television Sets Double

BALTIMORE. June 81, IT,
The number fof television sets in
Baltimore almost doubled during
the last year to 301, ,043 as OF
June l, the Baltimore Circulation
Committee announced.
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HARRY C. ALEXANDER, w. |
Attest: PETER PHILLIPS, Sec.

ROBERT. On Wednesday, June
20, 1851, at his residence, 304 Florida
Mrs. Louise Young. Two sisters, Mrs Mable
Jones and Mrs. Elenor Simon; one brother
Alfred Saunders; two aunts. Mrs. Pauline
three nephews, two cousins also survive
Remains resting at the Montgomery Bros
Funeral Home, .913 Florida ave. NV. No
tice of funeral later
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HIT Mrnturiu,tt

HENRY HI. In loving men,
aRMsTEAD fs5 %ho sudseS passed assEo to tie
Great Beyond seventeen years ago today,
June 21, 1884.
Evening star., 1951-06-21

nication Of Pentaipha Lodge,
NO. %, r. A. A. M, is called
Tor 2:15 pm. Friday, June
z. 1851, At The Masonic
Temple, 18th st. and New
YORK ave. NV, for the pur-
pose OF conducting Masonic
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DAVIS: ELIzABETa NJ. On Monday, june e

Is, 1871 ELIZABETH NJ. DAVIS OF SIU
CuIlinane ct. s.w., beloved aunt of Mrs.
Nellie Simmons, Mrs. Lillian Marshall,
Miss Sarah Jett and Mrs. Alberta Will
1iams. One brother Henry Williams; two
nephews, Thomas and Herbert Jett'
host Of srGat-nieces and great-nephews
and many other relatives and friends also
survive. Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home, g01 3rd st,
s.w., where friends may call after 4 pm.
Thursday. Funeral Friday, June %. at .
pm, from the aforementioned funeral
home, Rev. J. w. Bundrant offciating.
Interment WoodIaWn Cemetery. 81
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CRuMIT, HARRY ". sR. on Wednesday,

june 20, 1897 1851. HARRY Y U. &C cRuMTT. GsfFr9s ST..
of 116 9Th st. ne, beloved husband of
Inez Alma Crumit, father Of Mrs. Hulda
Jean Jones of Clarksburg, W. Va; Harry
U. Crunit, jr., and John H. Crumit Of
Washington. D. C. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st. and Mass
ave. ne, until 9:30 pm Thursday, June
We
Evening star., 1951-06-21
BOYD SCHOOL Of COMMERCE

700 18th st. tCor. G. ever ZlotniSks
yocabulary BuildinE, English, Bookkeeping.
3 ON refresher course. Small classes. Rapid
years Positions GUARANTEED Gradustes
ced annually in TOR SALARIED positions.
s Training. ManaEer 10 overseas veteresns:
arting. Register Early. Inquire Ma. zSSeN
Evening star., 1951-06-21

BRADLEY, B. BELTRAN. Members of
the Association of Retired Po-
[esx"s licemen of D. C. will assemble
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
A Home, 2901 14th st. NV, at
&MF2 12:45 pm. Friday, June %,
1851, to attend the last rites
for our late comrade, B.. BEL
TRAN BRADLEY. Interment Cedar Hill
Evening star., 1951-06-21

CARTER, REBECCA NEAL. On Monday
June IS. 1861, REBECCA NEAL CARTER
. Carter. devoted mother of Mrs. Rosetta
Parker, James Neal and Joseph Johnson.
she also is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary
Reeves; brother. James Simpson; a host
of other relatives and friends Remains
may be viewed after pm. Wednesday,
June co. at the Barnes g. Matthews Fu-
neral Home, 614 4th st. s.W. Funeral
services Thursday, June 2l, at s pm,
at Mount Moriah Baptist Church. 3rd and
L sts s.w.. Rev A. H. S. johnson Of
dciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 81
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1851, MOLLIE FELs of 129 Adams st
NV, loving mother Of Mrs. Goldie Levi
and Lorenza Fels and grandmother o
Marion Taylor. Many other relatives ant
day June %, friends may call at thu
Frazier Funeral Home. 3S9 r. /. ave
NV, where funeral services will be helt
on Saturday, June 23, at IL am. Inter
nent Woodlawn Cemetery. ~
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Tuesday. June 10. 1851. at the Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda. Md. ALFRED JEL-
LIE) DICKERSON o! Kensinston. Md,
beloved son of Mrs. Isabelle Dickerson
and Jesse Dickerson, brother of Isabelle
Pate, Preston, Juanita. Della and Leon
Dickerson. He also leaves three, aunts,
After 10 am. Thursday. June Il, friends
may call at the w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Church, 1882 You st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices Friday. June 81, at l pm, at the
above funeral church, Rev. Bolts oficiat-
ing Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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DRACos, IRENE. The sisters of Pan
"a OF WASHINGTON, D. c., are notified to
attend the prayers for our late sister,
IRENE DRACoS, on Thursday, June n;
1851 at pm, at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th St and Mass. ave. ne.
A. MITCHELL. President.
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ENGLEHART, FRANK c. On Wednesday
June 20, 1851. FRANK C. ENGLEHART
Of 1916 4th st. s;w,. beloved husband o. q
of Bernard r. staap and brother of Ids
Keating. Friends may cali at The Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 2007 Nichols
ave. Sc. Graveside services and inter
June ~, at pm. Relatives and friends
Invited In lieu of flowers. please sero
p contributions to the National Heart Fund
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RARE VALUE

Minimum 12T rental return. In thi,
Co commercial soned dwelling. 10(
Court House: two 3-bedrm. attached
homes on 7Sx121 lot with 2 garages
easily converted into more valuabl,
store or ONCE space: now vacant;
$4,000 price acceptable for quici
deal, Move quickly on this one. Elk.
elusive.
LURIA BROS.
Open TIL . Pm.
$500 Wilson Blvd oW. $500.
ok
Evening star., 1951-10-21

STORE AND 2 LARGE SHOPS
MIDTOWN
Completely redecorated, suitable for
any type business good ccmpl loo i;
reas. rent. 81. S735 or JU. S-ST77.
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A BRONZE PLAQUEI

A BRONZE PLAQUE!
Yes. your name engraved in from
Of your own ONCE bldg. lend
prestige. For the rent you are pay
Ing now you can have your oWi
bldg. with more space and
PARKING
N axserv g; nv; w et ,,N New Hnsnmpshire- Ian
3 offices and 3-rm. executive suite
has. Just been completely modern
ized, .chystal chandelier and all
Vacant: rent reasonable; shown b.
appt., MISS SHAW. WO. 2514. RE
SlS1. 20
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203 EYE ST. NW.-2nd-d. suite in
hlm exchange bldg. KASS-BERGER,

eos EYE ST. N,W.-2nd-n. suite in
LARGE OFFICE ROOM. 1880 #.
ssa sSaae.s as'n' cah e. Mr. h AfHfR!9s. !fihs 55s
1870 a, fiGsi K 81. N.w.-end Il. front. Ice.
display front windows. with splen-
did advertising advantages, Il"
window side Of BLDG; unusually reas.
rental of $3.50 mo to Responsible
SpihT NAM MSn.apls asenss No'i lo17 M66d, ADRss
air -coNDIrIoNEp.. on 5.'e Century pu!ls.
nicipal Court. Ofices available in
blinds; fiuoreseent lights etc SIN
'i r1saRR sifR IS eo se ne. sSs'G las FHGs isss
1oi1 ii 18th s 81 ST. NV Rvs rms, on Is.
floor. single or suite; several Others:
81 So and and up. Nr. parking areas.
4iao conn. AvE.-Large a,r-condi.
TONED modern ONCE; available i'm
DoWD, 44ns Conn: aVs:, Oh. aR''s sso6: g.
WOODWARD BLDG.-space in law.
man. S25 per mo, TO. 493s. -24
OFFICE = Attractive, well-lighted.
500 no. Ma 1927 after 10 Am.
18th AND r SITS. N.w.-Modern e,s-
yator bldg. Choice of several offices
from $50 to 1000 50. IT. Available
soyepssr eS Ns dss4 ast Carl aS5 2 ss,I IRosINsK1
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS once:
ground floor Of apt. BLDG. 2300 18th
st. NV, corner of Park rd; suite Of
4 small rms. and bath with gas, elec.
snd sm water saSsr.d ALREADY ao1 installed; Limo
SFluorsscent lights; 500 per mo.
oFf1ef Sff 9ensiP. sPacE. light industrial: aa ap
prox. 200 50. #; 1878 No. Quincy
s.: Arlington. Phone ia. 7-2a4s.
bEsfRABLE bSIRali floor. open space: -at nod
,,nns, lncsl orcsrizatior ia a27s.
3713 N. H; ave. snd-fi. suite, med.
or bus; private entrance. Ia. 1000.
SILVER sPRING-we have several
emces avail. located in conv. Silver
TaoM,soN fPFlS osatons y RsY S9ms e. air eond.
WEST ky sLDG.Mso5 DHs65 Fl i4th oieoi st. NV.
avail; immed,.. See Mr.. Dean on
premises or call LEGUM & GERBER.
s9friEy 9fi yVoP' Of 5 RMS. mod. bldg. End
furn.; only SIS; to reliable tenant
JOHN NJ. KING AND CO. 350s 18th
DisriRifcr NATIONAL BLpG.-14os
g st. n.w.-suits Of $ rooms; now
available; newly reconditioned rem
tai. :$120. See Superintendent or
pT premises neSo or call LEduM q oERbER.
fiii SSTTi OFFICES -14th and
III VII Ei MDMsuit. 5s consisting
ef 65O SO; #: completely decorated,
ons one char ss5scs snd sedeeos ecpasd RIM IN ren oe
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & Scs CO. 14f5
K st. NV. ME. 5402: ewes. GE.
5000 oSd' CONN. AVE. N.w.-suite con-
and bath, excellent for off1ce and liv.
@ esIi Leo oHsp' M' BEsNsrElS SsfsS i tso.: co.:
5eaS 5eh 81. + Stw IT NM Near Ne KLst iso9 i SPACE.
plate glass window, approx. 500 50.
It. To inspect, call LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
Isth AND r ST. N.W.-3 lge. rms.
and bath. Excellent for comb, studio
and liv. .utrs.. .of1ce ard liv. otrs..
etc; Call NE NE. S4o2 LEO n. BERN
sIO Bth ST. N.w.-4 lge. rms. and
hath. Near new General Acctg. Of
nee. Suitable for once and liv.
Xppoii;y LEO NJ. BERNSsrEiN & CO. No.
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
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fare; new, 6-famiiy apts.. ali 2
bedrm. units; tenants pay utils
Go5oRaE soN' "a. sSsss, X Wo9IRTsHziMaroN oI5 szas as 8
IN TOWN. N.E.-on main street cor
pay psy uts nee aEoRan atamy r aPss tfnsR.
RON 4 SON. N4. ssssT. sT4a.h.ES, 81. ss$s
buildings ahs in Arlingson; an's annftmens nnaer
times rental. XII. S-I320.
KING ST. CORNER. Alex. Va.
proved by store and dwellings.
RIPE ayDs sn ior az ddssvelopment: Income o., ey
OPPOSITE Mayfower Hotel. mod. T.
anSa s.SlS Pfs s5as bRuRY ssf sssn REAETs sns
CORP. MI. 1000; ewes. OIL. 5Os1
STORE AND 3 APIS. income, S:9C
a. month; excellent NV. location;
$1,000 cash. OWNER. 81. 76g7
NEARLY NEW. 24-unit, steel. brick
and concrete bIde. near Flower
theater Takoma. Showing sound re.
turn latter all cost including man.
aaement, principal and INTEREST," oi
apprOs osf ssst ssse cash DSssan
ssGRRGSsss.l aGsssl''iaH sE. asso: asts vi sans aais
6 UNITS, tenants pay for heat and
all utilities, 8 years old: $4,000
NE. 2I5i. 1s1i G St. NV. A'
DETACHED, ls-UNIT APT. HOUSE,
about Id per cent net return on
$4,000 cash. Price. $4,000. No
brokers; Call OWNER. JU. 7-9429
NE. 1881.
ATTRACTIVE Capitol Hill location;
l0-rm. brick. containing 3 COM
pletely fprn: apts.; oil heat, large
mo. Call II. 3-O346 Monday. 9-5. .
CASH BUYERS for investment and
TooME. Jr.. Resitor. RE. ss71.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENT for to s
unit apt. in Silver Spring. Hyatts-
quick settlement; Mr.. Sweeney. SH.
Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV. DI.
erty II priced right. NATHAN ST.
YER, ME. :151, 1911 G st. NV
s. ORES AMI APT, income Ovrr
RUBEN. ijfG%i Exc Ex 57o7 30 We. W. osa5' LOUIS
f-uNIT brick and office. income
Ruben RUBEN Ex. X 57s7. e'v"o Wo. osas' soos
STORE AND 2 APIS, income 81 7Oa
DEN. Ex, 57o7. GE. 5os7.
SPECULAToRS--several houses for
cash. TO rent or remodel. Mr.
THOMPSON, XII. s-4249 or ST
ro.UNIr DET. BRICK in the Silver
Spring ring area. area: all, All 2-bedrm aDts; pts;
$1,000 yearly INCOME, RAPFELL
12-UNIT APARTMENT, FIVE rooms
each. good condition. excellent NV.
section, low rental price. 8 times the
rental, convenient to TRANSPORTATION
8 FANNY FLAT. well constructed
brick bldg. 20 IT. wide; central NV.
location. Each apt, has 5 private
rooms and bath Tenants furnish
all utils. Monthly income Sl37.
Priced below market value. ST
1850; ewes. and Sun, RA. 34l3.
NEAR 9th AND X N.W.-Store and 3
apts.. .S2s3 monthly income. Sale
or exchange; What do you hays to
AID 5Q0T
Evening star., 1951-10-21
INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-RENr

1000 so. FT. of ground centrally
i9cated; pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE.
FIREPROoF FACTORY or warehous.
bldg. approx. 10000 So. IT., fac
tory or warehouse space. having IA
IL. ceiling height and overhead
cranes of 2-ton capacity; 1000 50.
It. ONCE and locker rooms; auto.
heat; avail. Dec. 80. Will consider
sale. HYCoN. INC. 4701 r. /,
Hyatts.. Md. on B. & o. RR.. at
Melrose Crossing. uN. 5000. 81
ROSSLYN-Brick bldg. 4oxl45; free
span. loft. CHI: heavy floor. truck
dock; oil heat; nice ONCE: 1850
So; It. parking. A. NJ. ROTH. RE.