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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-20
New Regulations
Affect DPC's

w "A - n N " i ~ ~, LII. -
Changes in the Internal Security
Act affecting eligibility for ad-
mission to the United States Of
displaced persons and German
expellees are Incorporated in
amended regulations of the Dis
placed Persons Commission pub
lished in the Federal Register
today.
The effect of these new regu-
lations is to bring the security
provisions of the Displaced Per
sons Act, which are found in
Section Is of the Act as amend
ed, in conformity with the es-
tablished precedents in law on
the meaning of membership
and in keeping with the spirit
of the amendment to the Attor-
ney Generals regulations on the
Internal Security Act recently
passed by the Congress.
These regulations make eff
fective the joint agreement be-
tween the Displaced P ers o n S
Commission the Department of
State and the immigration and
Naturalization Service as a re-
suit of which thousands of dis
placed persons whose cases have
been in suspense will now be
eligible for admission into the
United States.
The Commissions amended
regulations provide that invol-
untary membership in the Nazi
or Fascist Parties is not a bar to
eligibility under the Displaced
Persons Act. There has been no
change in the Commissions reg
ulations which continue to pro-
hibit the admission into the
United States of members of the
Communist Party of any coun-
try regardless of the nature of
such membership.
John w. Gibson, Chairman of
the Commission, pointed out
that the displaced persons and
expellees who enter this country
under the amended Displaced
Persons Act must undergo the
most thorough security screen
ing in the history of US. immi-
grafton.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-20

been here in
S o m e tim e.
Glad to see all
of you, let's
come more Of
ten.
Sorry, Ou r
f il m S didn't
6 e t in b u t
maybe Heinz
S z e We will
h a " e t h e m
h e re n e x t
week If not.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-20

we will have m h n g else
planned.
Also Dick Georgia dropped in
to say hello. Drop around again.
Bill Onesbaugh took some pic
lures of Ayling & Reichert bowl
ing team. Good work, Bill.
Bill Osenbaugh has some slides
to bring in next week. Don't
forget, Bill.
We should have a very in
teresting meeting, so till next
week, SO long,
Jessie
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-20
Camera Club
News

Meeting was held M n d a y
evening and Dorothy johnson
was our guest. Glad to have you
here, Dot, come again. Had sew
eral members here who haven't
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-20
The $64 Question:?

full voice i'm the defense pro-
gram? This continues to be an
extremely puzzling issue. Not
even in wage and stabilization
matters is Labor's opinion given
full consideration. We are fully
aware that as far as taxes are
concerned, the worker will not
be given equitable treatment.
However, the working people of
America will bear the brunt of
the sacrifices. This being true,
the least consideration that
might be given is honest, equit-
able representation at the pol
icy-making levels in Washing
ton.
Decentralization Of Industry
The large corporations are
continuing their programs of
decentralization. New plants are
springing up everywhere-most
of them outside of Michigan.
The Ford Motor Company has
constructed new plants at Buff
falo, Cleveland, Norwalk, Ohio,
Lockland, Ohio, and has acquir-
ed the tremendous facilities of
the former Dodge plain in Chi
cago, and in addition is building
new parts depots in various parts
of the country.
The Auto-Lite Corporation
has expanded it's manufacturing
facilities since the war through
the construction of new plants
I'M a number of cities, all of them
outside of Toledo, where the
home plant is located.
The Motor Products Corpora
ton has recently built a new
plant at Marion, Ohio.
> The Willard Storage Battery
will construct $4,000, 900 build
ing near Allentown, Pa. The
Champion Spark Plug Company.
is building new plant at He'll
ertown, Pa, just outside of Al
1entOwn.
The DeVilbiss Company is
building a new plant now near
ing completion, at Somerset, Pa.
These are but few of the
many new facilities that are be-
ing constructed or that have
been acquired by the purchase
of existing plants. Of course,
many of the plants purchased
are former war plants built by
the government during World
War II, at the expense of the
taxpayer.
In view of these constant ex-
pansions on the part of industry,
it seems inconceivable that any
one could oppose the proposed
increase i'm dues at the coming
UAW convention. If these new
installations of the various COM
panies and corporations are to
be organized by UAW, adequate
revenue must be made available
to do the job.
Rising Prices
The Sterilization Program has
done little to date to cope with
the constant and continued rise
in prices, and based on what we
hear from Washington, little it
anything is going to be done
about this problem. Right now,
it seems as though food prices
will be permitted to rise in
definitely. Yet, as far as wages
are concerned, the Sterilization
officials were ready to apply a.
rigid policy of no increase in
wage. Much credit can be at
tributed to President Walter P.
Reuther and the officers of our
union in correcting that particu-
lar situation. We hope that a
policy will be forthcoming that
will permit the adjustment of
wages in Keeping with the rise
i'm living costs.
New Office
A new office has been opened
at NOrwa1k. Ohio. which will
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-04-20

ing from an accident she had at
the shop. ] guess she wanted to
know how sharp they make dies.
Well it sure wasn't funny was it.
Vera?
Mary Baker has her hubby
home from the hospital getting
along pretty well.
Goldie Bladel is sure having
her S hare of sickness lately.
Both her daughter and husband
are ill. Keep a stiff upper lip,
Goldie, we're all praying for
you.
Guess this is all till next week
when ] hope the "Ole Spring
will be shining.
The death rate from accidents
in 1850 was $50 per 100000
population, according to the Ma
tional Safety Council. This is the
lowest rate on record, bettering
The previous record low rate of
S1.2 in 1949.
Evening star., 1951-12-28

MISSES and JUNIORS SHORT COATS youthful 6nh toppers),
trimmed with leopard and Beoer coo egos Of dyed black Pern
Lorb fine uooens in black orey purple red wine S88
FuLeneth PYRAMID COATS scos dyed black Person tomb
grey Person Lamb ykes Of dyed Mot kes Of dyed black PERSON.
Bombay bocyed Broodo Lom wonderful coo OF BeoVe
Persion! Rch-textued wooens in grey red purple gold no
spice belize black Sizes o18 $88
and FOR WOMEN fine coots fobcs fus! DAetn broodcoth
suedeo and luxurious feeoy wooens Fitted coots modified promd
soue box coots Fur treatments voed and foee collars and
cuffs show coors deep mu cuffs oorod yoke fured oeeeve
and cuff eombnoons And the u dyed black Person lomb
Beoer Fisher dyed Fitch Silver Fox dyed black Fox and Ld Fox
Sizes l2 24h black yarn dyed grey oxford grey purple nut
brown, beige wine and ereen $8S
Jeletfs Coat Shops-Third Floor F Street.
Carefully Planned Selections At All Jeleffs Branch Stores
Shulington Siluer Spring. Upper Conn. Aue ~
Evening star., 1951-04-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

GROUND FLOOR on No. / hwy;
modernized to suit tenant. ! Boz
MT. PLEAsANT--commercial zone;
perfect cond.; excellent for business
and to live in. Call OWNER. GO
4SosFr. Sgsi COMM. FRONTAGE on BAIT
blvd. at Hollywood rd: 6-rm. rambler
ss sslt NV srallst YosK sfms AVE- WH SW$slsoooc $sls
passenger elevators. Rear loading
dock. Suitable for ofices or retail
store. KASS-BERGER. INC. EN-
500 KENNEDY ST. N.w.--lst coml.;
sTy sy street s5sIabss lsye eIpFsSo F Sso eSso $50
STORE. Kensington, Md; approx. 80
#. deep. 4S Il. front, on Ice. lot;
will finish as l or 2 stores 70 suit
tenant; ample parking; suitable for
Ss SS{RRsE ds{ flssHerf TNc stG seatoGs HnG
4fe ksns1nti0n n1sS 81. Ea s.W1Sss sSsoo i-stors
area. S5x1oo It.. end commercial
gas heat; $275 month. c.. H
pa pARKER s. &C GO, ia. sa Ss26, ,,u,,.I.@., mls
abt1 dSbAfC Ca CcAoe0hS
IT.: 2 rooms. furnace room. toile'
and shower on 1st floor; 2 rooms
toilet and deck on balcony; large
overhead door; suit. for light manu-
ffacturing; C. H. PARKER co.
Oh HA' AND ND EYE SITS. N.w.-s-stor,
shop or efice; : apts. above; rent
S225 per mo. JOS. E. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. $500. lie
1900 SO. FT., complete detached uni
in business section, Hyattsville, Md
Suitable for professional, mercantile
or industrial. ST. 100. 11-5 an1
1869 SesAfa'Sr 1 ST. N.w.-and H.. ? iarg,
rooms. plate glass display window
approx 800 50. IT.; immed. occup.
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN.
STEIN q CO.. Realtors, 1415 K st
USED CAR LOT with ONCE. southwes
corner Lee blvd. and Glebe rd.. Arl.
dRGENHousE GREEN soi Sc DE. E? sl77. mo- -i5 :
zoos X ST. N.W.-Appr. 900 50. IT
divided into rms. Suitable con
tracing office, mfrs, outlet. etc
Vacant. Rent. $50 mo. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., Realtors
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345. -15
Evening star., 1951-04-15

% RIGGS RD., cHIILuM. MD.
Large home. suitable for commerci,
use. with an acre Of ground: $15
month.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

4os-11 L ST. N.W:-New warehouse
to sns setale aseshT estate wv L 4 TsooMEY, r yR r.
Realtor: RE; 1871, EN-: s2e7; Hl6
SEMIDET BLDG. newly conditioned;
sr Seme Sesp Na sd e aes eeR ass
days tin $50; Sat. ana Sun; to
sIokE: near near SS HsSaEd .. Upiy; @ sn.|SaEs doins
Price reasonable. AID. 9S43. Ia,
STORE AND APT. ABOVE (vacant)
7th st. s.w.: suitable for any busi-
ness; oil h.-w. heat; parking in rear.
s1ss slss f5syis bE s,ls 81 wH 9Sl5 h ~ sAuNbERs R
STORE NND AND APT. 5000 block Ga.
RI RgDpD6GNMi pDGMiMTkdinGG Hx S7GG7 70 e. Gs26 front.
$500 So. It., 3V alley in rear. To-
Gated near 10th and K sts.; suitable
for parking lot, automatic car wash.
ETC.; price S32. 600: Ewes. and Sun.
ERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC,
1SSS + 3 RE NA, cS@@ SoGS. on NV Wis
story a and bsmt.; $4,000: DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000; ewes,
OR. 5761 OF EN-; 53s6. -, =
fh1tAIE ONNEh OASIe oTz-Stoi
property OF midtown Connecticut
ave, recently reconditioned and
fireproofed. Ideal for corporation or
association Offices or club. Cali CO.
5000 or CO. 1876. .-22
18th ST. NV, near Columbia I'd
1st comm. row brick. 10 rooms, 9
baths, oil h.-w.h. Priced, $4,000;
terms. ,Poss; T. v. GREEN, ST.
PRINCE GEO. BANK BLDG. 4513
College ave-; near intersection Col
lege ave. and BALTIC. blvd, at Uniy.
Of Md; owner says sell. Ewes. call
Wo. $500. FRANK s. PHILIPS
1910 q = 81. sE.-store and apt. al
most on Penna. ave. Best offer buys.
Ewes, call WO. $500. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1911. is
a0th ST. BETWEEN K AND EYE
N.W.-2-story brick; gas heat; park.
ing; commercial. Only S24,950
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000;
ewes. EN-. 1886, OR. 576l.
ALEXANDRIA-Vacan Suitable for
any. business; 2-story, corner new
brick; 5000 50. #. Price, $50, 900
VIVIAN Y: coLDIcoTT
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Picture Book Home;
Furnished

Price clashedl Overlooking and
within 800 It. of beautiful Wicomicc
River, right Of way. wonderful oys.
tering, grabbing, swimming. boating,
ETC.; spacious Handicapped lawns: ex.
cellent residence, insulated; com
pletely and tastefully furn., includ.
ing Stromberg- Carlson radio-phono.
graph and about 100 records; mod.
ern kitchen, bath. elec. outlets ever
on porch. Duo-Therm heating, large
fireplace and 34x40 screened In
porch; o rms, garage, rabbit hutch
with Is cages; " acre, some fruit;
in town, hr. to Washington. In
capacltated owners new low price,
nan. STROUT REALTY, Port To-
bacco. Md. Bargain lists mailed
Evening star., 1951-04-15

II II ST. NE.
End commercial; 3-story brick bldg.
with full bsnt. and large repair
shop In rear: $500 month.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
STORES FOR RENT

Moe Modern E BAKERY. AS1S aox4o sais caterer. nse.
restaurant. Vacant. -WO. 1916.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-3s17 Living
stor. ston 81 aax1 nv" 1nst 1fi Conn; ave-; ave;
location for retail store, once OF
iobber. THos: J.. FISHER & co,
1898 GEORGETOWN RD,, BETaGs:
store aiss soSsG ssnaa tile 1Saov 9Sr
area; excel. loc. deiicatessen. ice
cream parlor. laundromat. or most
any type retail outlet; ample park
ing. For further details and in
pes501 5s66 Ext ea 4sgS a TeskdsEs eyes S
and sat and Sun, WI. si57. WG5
$85 MONTHLY, including heat. 33
H st. NV. Modern store with tile
floor. Celotex ceiling. bath. storage
room. rear parking lot. Available
April 20. EX. 34Os. JU. 1864.
2240 PA. AVE. S.E.-1st commercial.
At foot of SouSa Bridge. next door
to Stephenson's pies, suitable for any
type OF business. Lge store on 1st
a.. 2 lge. rms. on 2nd d. If desired.
MAY. be rented together or separately.
tsnan wil heas remodel lod e s1is
tenant; Call at 223s Pa. ave. s.e.,
9th AND E sTs. N.w.-2nd floor, air
cond., separate entrance 91x40 plus
8 offices; 2 baths. mod. MA. 8696.
600 G ST. N.w.-Large corner store,
eontact" " PENNY sS'' APosToLIpEs Hofiiess;
REALTY CO.. 617 r st. NV. or call
RE. 1924 OF. RA. 1890. lie
for store or ofnces. Contact MRS.
RE RENHy Sya4 ct >, 81 Il F s1ao st NV" or sall
NEW MODERN square store, I7-ft.
front. 10 #. deep; excel. bus. neigh
borhood; good fer grocery, hard
ware, l0c store, Offices or any type
OF business; long lease to. desirable
Corner for detstfs sth and Fla. ave. RA. 4i44
BARBER SHOP, including small apt.
valet shop; occupancy shortly. 40th
and Oglethorpe ST., Hyattsvjlie.
METzER, ia. 5474. lie
ARL:. store 16x70; heat furn.; $3.50.
sa5i saI W.; BARBER. % OK. sss7; ssS oessis eses..
GEORGIA AVE. STORE, with or
without living quarters; good for all
Iypes OF business. Call LEWIS I,
COHEN. RA. S919 for further de-
1929 I4th ST. N.w.-Approx. 1sx2s
with beautiful show window; ad.
ditional storage room in rear; Inn
med. occupancy; heat includ. CAN
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Real
tors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54OO.
WILSON Blvd ARLINGTON-In
busy shopping area. next door to
Wilson theater: suitable for various
businesses. ALBERT H. COHEN CO.,
rental agents, CH. 1861.
UPPER 18th STREET, 1929 14th st.
NV, corner Newton, Just vacated
500 So: it.. suitable for any bust
ness. Call OWNFR. RA. 2O36. -21
lU9 ST. N.W.-S rooms and bath,
q kitchens). with separate store on
ground floor; comoletely redecora ted;
entire building S125 mo-: tenant
can sub rent store for about S65
and other rooms; lease to responsible
white only; key at 516 2nd st. NV.
STORE. near bank. post once and
telephone company in downtown,
Hyattsville. Good public transp
Economical rent. Inined. occupancy
HARRY A. BOSWELL q CO., Prince
Georges Bank bldg, 071S Il. I. ave,
Mt: Rainier, Md, AP. I'LL, or ewes.
call Mr.. Middleton UN. 6406. LID
Evening star., 1951-04-15

~. ODEO. I'D
STORE VALUES
1881 CONN. AVE.
Large s,,,, store: store excellent for any type
heat.
18th AND QUINCY sTs. NE.
Located directly across from the
Brookland car terminal; new stores,
beautiful show windows; $1S5 month
IL Il ST. NE.
End commercial; 3-stoTy brick bldg.
with full bsnt. and large repair
shop in rear: $500 month.
% RIGGS RD.. cHuLuM, MD.
Large home. suitable for commercial
use. with an acre OF ground: $3.50
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1gt-noof commercial store, incl. heat
ana hot water; $1S6 month.
III q ST. Sc.
2Ox70 feet, plus large connectiuR
garage in rear; $136 month.
713 3rd ST. NV.
1880 feet, completely remodeIed,
Plus 2 apis. renting for $102-S25O
month.
TAO 9Th ST. NV.
2nd commercial 1890; S85 month.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
Evening star., 1951-04-15
PROPERTY WANTED

MARYs CO.s-Liquor
bar and living quarters; also want
a tourist business. Have good cash
clients. GIBRALTAR REALTY. DI.
i, 600 900 no o'S 1000 sG. ei FT.Lopen space
to rent on 1st or upper floors de-
sired for aeronautical engineering
and drafting purposes with posi-.
bl1ity of expansion; good light, ven
tilation and heat necessary. Out
Bethesda, Silver Spring. wheaton
Rockville satisfactory. Cali Mr.
Taylor, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
SMALL OFFICES
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

National organization requires 5000
Soft, 1st-class ONCE space in regu-
lar oflce bldg. preferably not more
than .a $3.50 e!s,s., per sS; IT.; Pre- preferably
very desirable air-cond., smaller
space. Box 412-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, $40 18th ST. NV
Near Conn. and K. New modern at
tractiye desk space for those who
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856.
want the best. Receptionist. switch
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Delightful Home,
7h Acres

A place you'll be proud to own,
Glorious valley view with noun
tains in the background; glistenins
rms, furnace, elec. and porch; mod.
ern kitchen with built-in cupboards, S,
hot and cold running water; nice
shade, garage. tool shed, 2 poultry
houses: 7ia fertile acres, about d
for high-paying crops; approx. 5a
fruit trees. 800 strawberry plants;
city ADVANTAGES 25 Minis. village
sale, part down. Luther Alexander
STROUT REALTY. p. o. BOX 81
CHAIRMAN. Pa. Bargain lists mailed
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Phone Bluemont 2421.
Once Omen All Day Sunday.

REMINGTON, VA.-100 acres, l0-r
house, painted; electric. hot and
cold water; orchard, poultry house
barn. ETC.; $500.
Log cabin; 4 r. and bath, cleo: facina
hwy. between Warrenton and Cul.
peper; 5 acres, barn. $4,000. Terms
276-a. dairy farm; modern buildings;
Washington permit; Va mi. from Rt
20. Shown by appointment.
Poultry farm; ID acres; rooms and
bath; electric. House for 1000
chicks: 81, 500. Terms
1873 acres; 6 rooms; cleo, well and
pump on porch; BARN. faces gravel
rd.; $500.
River farm; 100 acres; 8 r.: orchard;
IL acres river bottom; cleo; $1,000
Terms.
$40 acres. facing Rt. 20. nr. Cul.
peper; IA 9. alfalfa; 44-stanchior
COW barn: Wash. permit: stock barn
poultry house for 10000 broilers
Money-maker. Handsome buildings
modern conyeniences. Shown by ap'
pointment.
305 acres timber. improved road. {
streams; S10.50O. Terms.
B. F. PERROW. Remington, Va.
DaRnfnotNp
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Large corner on Fairfax
Drive between Kann's and
Hecht's new Virginia stores.
Containing $4,000 so. IT.
with 225-ft. frontage on
Fairfax Drive and $50 it. on
side street. $3.50 per So. It.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 1888. Eve. and Sum-, FA. 1878.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
STOCK FARMS
Fred r ClShman ReaIfo,


As ACRES, 8 miles from Gathers
burg. improved with Groom house
bath and electric; nice set OF
outbuildings. Price, $10,500. FREL
B. CUSHMAN. Realtor, $40 Fred
erick ave. Gaithersburg. Phone 299
80 ACRES in the Laytonsville area
all Chester loan soil; 7-room frame
house, open fireplace, large bank
barn, calf barn and other outbuild-
tngs; S1S,C00. reduced from S.2,-
900 for a quick sale Call Jerry
Williams. Damascus 6261. or FREL
B.. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Fred
eriek avenue. Gaithersburg. Phone
IN FREDERICK COUNTY, just over
Montgomery County line. 21S acres
improved with a 2-story brick house
. rooms and bath, electricity and
running water; tenant house with
electricity and running water; large
bank barn; well watered. has y
acre fish pond; a nice stock farm
Prics, $40; 900. FRED B.. cUsH-
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave,
GaithefShurR Phone 900
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
On the Above. Call Mr.. Thompson.
Earl T. Wright, Realtor
7240 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda.
221 Acres. Good Bldcs

a Place you'n be proud to ownI Very
soil-in high state of cultivation
about l45 acres In cropland, pasture
Watered BY streams and springs; est.
100, 600 It. saw timber. variety home
fruit; Is min. drive to smart city:
charming dwelling. z rms, eIec.,
porcnes, cabinet kitchen sink and
houses. ETC.; retiring owner sets low
price for immediate sale; $500,
par! down. v. v. Vazquez, STROUT
REALTY; Falmouth, Va. Bargain
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Fairfax County Farm
%-A>S e.t~ AlV -NC-s 81 StfIc.
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone FA, 7447,s
Closed SUNDAYS -
MD. DAIRY FARMS

@tA<s OI114t i I 641lI0o
Dairy farm, Mont. County; $40 acres.
An unusually fine, profitable farm;
manor loan, on hard surface road.
Mod. S-rm; home, central heat, 60
COW wash-type dairy. all nee. out-
olags:; IN 1st-elass cond. Spring
and equipment opt. An outstandinE
value at $4,000, better than SO%
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY
SO-acre dairy farm. manor loan: q
weli-tended. owner-managed farm
on hard-surfaced I'd. 7-rm., compl.
modernized home. bank barn, dairy
mouse and outbldgs.; in excel. cond.
Plepty OF water, tenant house. stock
and equipment opt. An excel. buy
IS ACRES, MoNTGoMRRY' COUNTY
Laytonsville area-Rich, good laying
farm, suitable for dairy or stock,
irontmg on main I'd. 7-rm.. par
italy modernized home. barn and
other outbldgs, elec. auto. pump.
Unusually low priced at sic, 300.
Dairy farm. 8 mi. from Frederick,
just on Route &c. approx 90 acres;
tenced modernized, 9-rm. home.
FoR FURTHER INFORMATION
-, HyATTsfo,;yNSo. HyATTsrp; SocS Is ACRES
Nr. town, stock barn, granary, hog
house, chicken houses, other OUT
Dldgs.. 5-bedrm. home; S16,5OO. For
appointment, call Mr.. Stodola, WI,
Earl T. Wright, Realtor
7240 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda.
WI 6100
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BOND BUILDING

CIV. cor. 14th and N. Y. ave. NV
i Room, $25; 1 room. S65.
Room, S55; Q rooms, $1O5.
ALL ROOMS NEWLY REDECORATEU
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-. S100
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

NEAR BELTsyILLE. MD. ON Balto.
ling $500 sq.. IT,. elevator. near
p q 9 siding; low rent. Telephone
Mr; Otis. Liberty 6-6700. Extensions
b2g52 and 1856; Evenings. Laurel
Evening star., 1951-04-15
Dandy Retirement Farm

With 9 bungalows! Very conyen-
tently located, at village edge: smart
city and good markets, IS minis, mi!
to U. s. hwy; "a acres, part for
crops; home fruit; good bldgs.: 4
rm. and rm. bungalows; elec.,
poultry house, garage; lovely view
at $4,000: terms. E. C. Brumback,
STROUT REALTY. MiddietoWn, va
Bargain lists mailed free
Evening star., 1951-04-15

90 ACRES RICH LAND. very old
house, electricity, large barn, need
tor 70 with With fai H0 eaapment aDa Haei about tae
plant. BARGAIN, $4,000 Cash.
100-acre level land. 2 houses, usual
bldgs.. full equipment and some
stock. 25 mi. from D. C. 500, 900.
$40 acres on good road very old
house and barn. valuable timber,
active stock, streams. To close
estate. S9.500.
Modern homes, Ia acres in Waldorf
and Ii Plata. Convenient to stores,
schools and buses. One 3Ia acres,
equipped, for poultry, 6-rm. house.
rich garden land. $4,000. All sizes
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY CO
On Route 30I. below WALDORF.
Phone La Plata 5946 or wal
dorf 370l.
THAT SMALL FARMl
Howard Co.; 3-bedrm. mod. house; a
81 $4,000. Clarksville 692.W.2.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN BLDG, only 3 years old
with concrete floor; lift. ceiling,
5000 50. it.; private office; gas heat:
plus. 1000 So. #. adjacent vacant
land; good location near rail and
truck terminals. SIGLER q CO.. HU.
1913; eyes,, OIL. 2439, -15
Evening star., 1951-04-15
WAREHOUSE tcOnt.I oEFIcEs 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
lHons;n ;nuadl

NEW WAREHOUSE, 10000 50. IT. or
each of 2. floors, with street leveI
located in B. c.: standard rent. lone
: term II desired. Call MIR. Gay, VI
$3.50 or here. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K street NV. Ma,
SMALL WAREHOUSE for rent. 1855
second r commercial, Saa acis Cheap Cheap rent, s5o..
RA. 1101, TU. 1910. -15
Z, ZOO SO. FT.; End comm: concrete
block building. 12-ft. ceiling. cement
floor, 3-phase current: 50xS0-ft
front; parking; TT. siding. OWNER
LU. 1-476Q. LU. l-3320.