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Evening star., 1951-01-10

Sale-priced and big-rage, even at it's rightfu
higher price! Featured on The Hecht Co.'S TV
Fashion Parade" recently, it was the hit of the
show. Stem-slim sheer pure wool skirt topped by
separate dashing, dandy weskit with cleaning
rayon satin revers just like your beaus tuxedo Wear
1t as dress now under your coat :. as suit late
in Spring Skirt and weskit, both for $685. Black
or navy; sizes to Is Blouse not incuded).
Young Washngtonian Shop, Third Floor, Washington;
Second Floor Sver Spring
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4 Weekly Review
By GEORGIA RUSSELL DoTY

feels good be back bringing
that But let's with the the
subject almost mind the continuous
this strutting
Sunday old winter toys And that would about break
Hunter VasSar Jrs all
gal how sharp he get
Family Circuit Helen left Saturday
folk Va where she win spend Of weeks with her Her
bert for duty On the
Epps viii stop Lima Ohio visit brother
she hasn't In 80 years
Club with which consists
Mae Florence Evelyn Patterson Coolidge
Ella Mae Anderson JOnqus fancy
myI
Congratulations
Combs who united holy matmony last Saturday March
the brides Wearing blue suit with gardenia
corsage. the bride looked stunning
Attendants johnson and Cliff Combs Among
which followed
Vernon Bradley Johnson Joyoeyn Jones' Stanley Williams Rus
Roberta Crystal Williams Marian Clemmons Gladys
Elizabeth Combs and Viola Watts
Birthday congratulations Candy Williams
who celebrated her first birthday with all the trimmings March
Coolidge topsy urvy
fell scadng
She rushed Ancker hospital treatment
Little later Chdrens
hospital from shock that
should hospital mothers shock after
such hair raising experiences
something visiting
finding
people should able have quite positions and
who looking help help who ID looking for
Job find just the they want See next weesame place
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forthcoming st. Paul Civic OPP
era's production Of "Showboat, "
to be presented April 1881 at the
st. Paul auditorium.
Murray, a World War II veteran
Of the Army. is now employed by
the United States postoffice.
While In the Army. he sang over
the Chaplain's hour at the Tuske-
gee Air Base. He also participated
at a bond rally In Sioux City, Ia.
during the last war.
The st. Paulite won the st.
Paul finals Of the Minnesota
Amusement Company's Amateur
show In 1947 he was presented in
a recital by the senior choir OF
Pilgrim Baptist church of which
he IL a member. In 1850, he placed
third in the finals OF the Horace
Heidi talent show during its en-
gagement here in the Twin Cities
Murray has been q pupil Of
Mrs. Mady Metzger zeigler for
over a year. He plans to give a
recital in the near future.
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SUM MONS

SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUN-
TY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT, FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Eng EmiS. '"' Plaintiff, !
VS. } SUMMONS
Edward Lawrence
EmIg Defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff In the above en-
titled action. which complaint has
been filed In the office Of the Clerk
Of the above named Court, and TO
serve a copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at
their office In the city OF Mime
apoIts, County and state aforesaid,
Within thirty (30) days after the
service OF this summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day Of such ser
vice: and 10 you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff In this ac-
tIon viii apply TO the court for the
relIef demanded In said complaint
KARLiNS. GRo9SMAN, KARLiNS
n BRAND
Attorneys for Plaintiff
si2 Builders Exchange
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dated: February %. 1881
spokesman, March ?. ls a az
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SANITY CITY
SPORTS
ny Jimmy GFtffAn

The Central states racing as
ISOLATION announced March 10
that II viii admit Negro racers.
This Is the first time in its 46
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second team. Garrett, the key Of
fensive man in Indiana's fast
breaking attack, has been touted
this year as one Of the speediest
men in the Big Ten. Although only
six feet, two and a half inches
tall. short by tOday's "goon" stan
dards, Bill was an outstanding
defensive player and rebounder.
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n - =
sleeves and was worn BY Dona-
STEELE Greene. The dress and coat
was from Husch Brothers depart
ment store.
A three piece suit was modelled
by Miss Joyce Clayton from New
mans. The suit had q checked
jacket and cape with two skirts,
one plain and the other one check
ed. Miss Clayton carried the
checked skirt over her arm.
Little Laveria Greene. model
ings for Husney's. wore a pink
pique dress with lace collar and
lace trimmed pockets.
Modelling for Towards mems
clothing were Messrs. Fred Ewing.
C. d. Doty. Henry Josey. and
Gerald Robinson.
Between each store showing,
selections were sung by either
Mrs. Lloyd Gambol or Mr.. Fred
Ewing. Mrs. GamboI, while sing
ing. wore a block taffeta dress
with rhinestone buttons down
each side from Newman's store.
Both singers were accompanied
by Mrs. ArIee HollowelI on the
piano.
Door prizes were given to MEM
bers Of the audience by the draw
ing Of names by little Laveria
Greene.
Other models taking part in the
show were Mines. Maxine Jones,
Mamie Uplegeaues. s. Sydes,;
Misses Gloria williams, Myrrhene
Allen, Masters David Taylor and
Ronald Scott, and little Miss
Mary Kay Murray.
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Your personal and social news
items are solicited. just call CE-
dar O822 In st. Paul or Midway
$40 In MINNEAPOLIS,
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Paul. He averaged 20 points per
game during the current season.
Ted Bies lost the playoff for
the citywide title to Kempers Bar
1910. Percy zachery and Johnny
Cotton were the best men for the
Bies. The Bies team also advanced
to the Fights in the Mid-Central
tourney. They defeated the Min
nesota-Wisconsin truck line on
Ebert Cotton's lay up with %
seconds to play.
Wagner Of Hopkins win be the
only Negro in the Minnesota State
basketball tournament.
The awards for the Halle @.
Brown tourney will be on display
at Towards clothing store. 7th
and Wabasha after the 14th OF
this month. Don't forget the
tournament dates.
Walter Dukes Of Seton Hall
was the big gun an his team de-
feated Beloit 1851 in the Ma
tional InvitationAl Tournament in
New York.
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james MVFrGy To
Appear On Loeal
Sgkn..Stan4sRs DwnSaaa,

James Murray, $50 IgIehart
Ave, local baritone, will play the
part Of Joe, head steVedore Of q
Mississippi steamboat, In the
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Shrln0Ts end Isis
Fashion Review
Wall Attended

Tuesday. March -, the Shriners
and daughters Of Isis. presented a
Fashion Review" featuring gar
ments and models from Hussey's,
Towards, Husch Brothers and
Ncwman's stores In st. Paul.
The stage was decorated with
palms and flowers, As the models
appeared on the stage, represen-
tatives of the various stores COM
mented on the models and the
garments being shown.
Among the many spring outfits
was a taffeta buster coat with a
matching dress of silk. The coat
was navy blue with polka dot
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90 you REMEMBER3

mSsod World War - a years o.
full blast also missed World War H. married with
two children So the only active fighting with
Beautiful Wife.
with No III coming along exactly the
thing sling looks though I'll miss out Unless
they the gnybeArdS going tell chldrenH
tell them World War I when the hit song
KKkkHty and how sold stamps with old buddy Harry
~ ths used TO sing popular songs a" loop movie houSes I'll
forget Amscs Day parade Of tho First World and how
Jammsd people twcny-four
affair with plenty Of fire works going
you they changed potatoes"
to French Fried" Remember tho saying my little chIckadce"
Barney oIdnsIds speed
bathing beauty Battling sI
winning the middlSwegh title from Mike McTague st. PackS
Day ireland How you u cranslng
hf And how broke their trying to crank their carsH
To hell with the Kaiser.
Rudy vaIlsss meEaphons was In New York In 1929 and
should have the thousands Of and old waiting
him daily the Paramount theatre Colleen Moore of the feS
bangs you remember Edna Wallace Hopper the
bathing beauty and her 10 the Hennepn orpheum
theatre My Rvos ame and dance team Benny Fields
and his wife, Blossom seoey How they could Groom Gene
Tmnsy sitting his behes In Chicago taking the long count
Wrong Way Corrgan happened
hImT When the "Wabash Blues tho Irving Berlin
and those When the funniest joke Didn't
] you Milwaukee p" mo milwaukee,"
Neither II other fellows didn't
first pair Of long pants u sixteen Look at em
today Remember everyone thought something
Peggy Hopkins Joyce having
the movies five for adults remember seeing Paul
Liberty Highway
Dupont)--prco Dempsey manager
the Pantages theatre When Sixth Ave North (now
Olson Highway was q busy shopping 0enwood
Park was known eeEans Lake" How up nights
with crystal set Although started selling papers at tho
Of ~ Wits Meat Market downstairs OF Powers Department
store My first big money making day when sold fight
the Dempsey Willard fight Made that day
The bugges and those Sunday pcncs But think I've said
about the old and finish the column with something
No. Herbie RFC Reasonable Fur
Tho other the interesting love stories I've
read The article Ia in this months MocAILs about
Jackie Robinson and who think " authorH None other
than Mrs Jackie Robinson Read just few lines that hghGht the
article;
Jackie really don't need friends We do things to-
gether at all The things that make the proudS Is
that he tho nice boy knew school We feel the best
approach 20 know Then
the who count the Of skins doesn't matter Thus
far Jackie Jr not Of Negro problem Tin Brooklyn he
thought Jewish neghbborhoo
My husband ambition for when his baseball
He wants work with boys Hc believes keen interest
athletics his balance Juvenile delinquency
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Almost About
Everything
By Percy villa

The good doctor said you had better In the house few
days With this weather you don't cold"
yaned week And already though
had lifted twenty Received get well cards
Freddy WeinbergS wire tops ALL SPEEDY RECOVERY DON'T
TAKE TURN FOR THE NURSE,
This isn't exactly getting column out IL tH But have my
do when In the world
sitting week. My formula consists Of
things yourself DO remIniScing And that
Just what I'm going
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B0~iINg SSorOG
NORTHERN LIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE
TEAM MrAMnTMna

Individual high three Ernest 657; Alfred
tosh Gas Single Alfred Mcintosh
Team high, three games w. Company
Mems shop 237, Single W. r ste
s22
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GdEreff. Indidna
cGge StGT. On
Look Selections

Bill Garrett, ace Of indians
fine squad, has won a spot on
Look Magazines An-American
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year history
that drivers and
owners viii be
permitted in all
competition.
Leroy Harde-
man led his
team, the New
burgs to the
state recreation
basketball title
at South st.
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Don Newcombe was injured BY
q batted bah during the spring
drills Of the Dodgers.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
TRUCKS FOR SALE

sood paint, good tires; motor,
brskes. doors. yindogs,- all excellent;
dtdn dHfd sss ssa5 l'Gn Also Da4s s road sane
panel; Just like new; $795. LOGAN
(Ford) 3540 14th St, To. 400.
REQ 1e46 dump truck; s;yard body.
for work; at s5SS. LOGAN tFord5,
I'LL 18th st. NV, DI. 5SO3. pa
$500 or best offer. CAN RE. $3.50.
GMC 1946 Model FC303; 3-ton hy-
draulic lift body. 2-division board:
very low mileage; good tires; in ex-
Gel. mech. cond.;. reas. priced. 5000.
Call M, T; Hasek; RE. $500. 4. P.
WooDsoN CO.. 9th st. at Miehi-
ss seaaa eessfsE aensCn keDs Dsns
body, motor. very extraordinary con-
& seem: NV. toe4a 6f: ssosl ssF0rd'' I'LL f ssth
i owner; 5000. Cali ali day or
after 6 pm. wkdays. HU. 4039:
DODGE 1s4e 1-ton panel: ensine
recently overhauled: good body:
Va. Inspection; S295. OK. 4800.-29
DODGE 1899 I2-ton panel truck:
good mechanical cond.: 1926. 10.
S-SS7S, after pm. -27
body; excel. cond.; $3.50. WI. ?Sss,
CHEVROLET 1850 2-ton stake prod
uce truck: 2-speed axle; driven l3.-
600 mi; cost S2.947. plus Sl72
extras; $3.50. Elk. 1876: FA. 1912.
WHY'S le4s h-ton panel; low mile
Price. Ss45. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO.. INC. 7725 Wis. ave. Open
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 610o. -25
CHEVROLET 1897 1la-ton fiat bed;
truck. Price. S395. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave. Open
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 6I00. -25
STUDEBAKER 1949 1-ton stake: dual
wheels; excellent cond.; guaranteed
Priced SSg5. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO, INC. 1725 wis. ave. open
CHEVROLET 194s 1-ton stake; low
mileage; excel mechanical condition;
good tires; body cab and tenders
nice. Priced Ssa5. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave. Open
ewes. and Sun. OIL. 500. -25
GREAT DANE semitrailer 32'6" tan
dem: 1000x22; airbrakes. insulated.
refgr.: $500 cash. or will finance
to responsible party. Call Elk. 216S.
q m 'til nm -a5
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

500 DN.. SEQ MO. buys for ST 900.
55 acres woodland: ITO mi. south.
m III BRsAaDYwINE, lsaSh; - miles D. o e. g
acres and - acres: also 2 acres
terms. eodI Il. M. HUNTER eve:,s;m.'
BEfHEspaoRambler ii assDSo: sites in - club
FORCED TO SELL and e/1o acres.
including knoll. overlooking Ballan-
trae estate at fashionable LANGLEY.
usual, modern. 3-bedroom rambler.
BY, Architects Deisert and Yerses'
one Ne 10 iro'9i 9fiEN-AcRE tracts; $3.50 $3.50 to
NToS fsE Per NoEBEeKs ssFs seacs ciarfsbpas K pag
100 FEET. fronting on beautiful
Lanham Severn road, 19I feet deep
at Lanham Park. city. water. one
block from modern Lanham elemen-
cafeteria are Just being installedS
phone and electric. available. and
adequate Greyhound bus as we'll as
Pennsylvania train transportation.
Ready oGg for Easv tanm mmedate sse1 e1ildns ar
directions or further information.
cali T. r. HALEY. HYattsville OI07.
DESIRABLE APT. SITE, s3x1OO. near
25th and r sts. Sc; will accommo-
date 13-unit BLDG: price. $4,000.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE.
LANHAM. MD.-s0x275 lot; cleo,
city water, paved street; $500,
9l02. eyes, OIL. 1878.
WOODED k-acre homesites; only
$50 down. $50 per mo-; IL mi. from
D C. in Prince Georges County on
State rd.; 1st time offered. w.
SLIFFsoRD sHERTzER, RE. 22ol,
FoREsTVILLE. 2 blocks of Marlboro
pike-20 lots. 50x125. all level and
CLEAR; water and sewer avail; price.
s acres level sround. 51oo Wheeler
I'd. Sc: price. $4,000. HARTMAN
Sc. LU. 4-3400. VI. 5976.
SEVEN RESIDENTIAL LOTS, 57x127;
moderate price. Call 10. 5-0125 OF
LQ. 5-3445 after 5 pm. 29'
FORTY-ONE wooded lots Greater
Capitol Hts. location: 6lst and \
entirety. Terms can be arranged
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K ST
NV RE 1850 -25
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued)
PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS

We Just don't talk 1917 more. Do not
price. We are paying almost the full
retail price. We buy all makes and
models. We pay of your finance co.
and take care of all title details.
Call Mr.. Cash, Ii. 3-9877
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FARMS Cont
SEE ms FIRST

II you wish to buy or sell your sub
urban home, farm. country estate
acreage or business property. none
too large, none too small. for gooo
prices and easy terms.
SEE US FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
Tysons Corner FA 6601
Evening star., 1951-01-23
DID YOU KNOW
THAT

Your car Is the second largest In
vestment In lifetime?
Your nome is first; be sure before
buying or selling your car that you
have this thought in mind.
Your 40 or Al Ford. Chevrolet or
Plymouth could make FULL
DOWN payment on 80 Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth at CENTRAL,
MOTOR SALES and IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY? Being In dire need
of clean. used cars is the reason
for this ridiculous offer. You don't
have to trade your car. WE WILL
PAY You CASH. We also need '4e
and AT Ford, Chevrolet and
Plymouth club coupes. Our out-of--
town markets are very strong at
present We suggest that you bring
your car and title in for appraisal.
We have the equipment and facili-
ri,s to check your car thoroughly.
eliminating all guesswork. giving
you full benefit Of getting TOP
PRICE. Our success has been vol
ume very short profits and YOUR
GAIN
WILL PAY UP TO
so CADILLAC ------$4, 900.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn. Ave-. wo. 9236 or EN-.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont }

WE WILL pay top prices. for your
quick and dependable service WILL
LIAM p. ATKINSON. Republic 1915.
End TRUSTS BOUGHT-Top prices;
immediate cash. Call day or night.
I. C. HOOVER, RA. 22S1. GIL. 1915.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
STORES FOR RENT

Mr.. NAVAL ORDNANCE. New Hamp-
shire. ave. extended-one store left.
suitable for drug or hardware; no
similar store In several miles in this
growing area. JACK cooPERsMITH,
sis 18TH ST. N.w.-Approx. 1sx5o,
excellent location; ground floor of
large downtown building: heat and
water incl; make offer. HERBERT
EEAARvyEY; INC. 912 18th st. NV;
COS sth ST. N.E.-store and apt:
$50 mo. Call R.. A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtors. Ma. 5000. -23
NEAR NEW GAO BLDG.-completely
new remodeled store, located on busy
mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
1s sGFsi Il "a: "a: S9Se: N.W-store and 1a$ aDss
each apt. consisting Of rooms, kit.
ana bath; s2o9 a mo. Call r ooA a.
13I 18th ST. N.E.-Approx. 15x45;
other small shop. LU. 1-3203. -23
zoo 6,nnss st. IN NWstore and sSrage
flxtures: sI90 a mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
SECOND coMMERcIAL-a742 10th
same M ee Size q $50 90 Pras mo 0essmfR' cali r. a. a.
HUMPHRiEs. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
e04 II ST. N.E.-store, app. 1ax30.
additional rm. in rear. full bsmt.:
pancy. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN 4 CO, Realtors. 1415 K st.
nv. NE; 5400.
LEE MGHWAY-store avail; in lge.
whole or in part; immed. occu-
BERNsTEiN q Co. Realtors. 14f5
$3.50 " GA. his AVE. N.w.-store and 2
floors above; in whole or in part.
Store approx. 20x60; Z rms: r. and
?; upStaiSs; pHaNsrT1M Tsss. rent, Apply LEO
III 1fhls sNb < s SIS. sy N.WStpp nv: 800; 1899
newly remodeled; immediate occu-
eleaper. florist, deilcatessen, etc.
kesItors. kIE SEQ 14i5 III skFNsfEnN < ss. NV. q SH MR
Modern sossa f.. + VIZ SsS ifsa shslyias: sis;
SILVER fn1 Ra'e9fPt sfRIsG T. sss2o Dssi4sb,e
sSPsMa5AS RESPFYs RflsPaRs e.. sH 4las rs;
HfATTSNiLLE-Cor store, 22X5N
feet. occupied as home appliance
for several yrs: S125 per month,
incl. heat. Erwin REALTY Co,
DELICATESSEN- - Wonderful oppor.
in good Va. shopping center nr. lge.
apt; DEVELOPMENT. Long lease, Latest
equipment. Clean stock $4,000 will
handle JE 3-s517. -25
ARLINGTON Store. 16x7O it,: heat
Is furn.: $3.50. For particulars. cali
Mr.; BARBER. OK. 2997; ewes. CHI.
1921. -24
Evening star., 1951-01-23
Fauquier Cattle Farm

LESS THAN xJU PER ACRE
Nearly 600 acres used for cattle for
generations; numerous springs and
brooks; Groom house. barn. silos;
many outstanding sites on which
to build fine home and enjoy a
beautiful mountain view; on macad-
am road with elec. and telephone
lines. About 55 miles from Wash
ington. Price $4,000, or will sell
$50 acres without buildings
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1951-01-23
Industrial Building

lIIuUSJIIdI bUIIuIIIS
SUITABLE FOR ANY INDUSTRIAL
USAGE. HEAVY OR LIGHT MANU-
FEATURING. MACHINE SHOP, ETC
11.000 SO. FIT HEAVY DUTY
SPRINKLER. ALSO AVAILABLE
ADJOINING $4,000 SO. FT.. YARD
OR PARKING CAN ALSO CON-
SIDER LEASE. PROMPT POSSES
SION. CALL MIR. KNAPP, EYES,
EN-. 5206 OR
WEINBERG & BUSH, Inc.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
PA
Evening star., 1951-01-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion coach.
very good condition.; sacrifice: 1929.
ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave; ne.
STUDEBAKER '4s Champion 3-pas-
senger coupe: heater, overdr.; good
cond: one owner. $500. 10. S-561S.
STUDEBAKER. 1910: new motor.
good tires. r. and h.; invested 5000;
sell for $500 or best offer. ia
2-4a10 after 6 pm. -2S,
WILLYS civilian ieep: $3.50 cash;
power take-off. BAILEY PARKING
LOT, rear 1741 New York ave --25
Evening star., 1951-01-23
TRAiLERS
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRICK, any size lob; prompt
service; reas: local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after PM. GE. 1915.
"a
Evening star., 1951-01-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

PARKING LOT, downtown fringe
area, with adjacent office space; for
long, tern goo les Sc. MR.. sWITKEs'
TOOL AND DYE or machine shop:
will puy plant and equipment. Box
3l6-E, Star "a
SEVERAL gas station sites, or going
sta ations; give price and location
Box 273-M, Star. PA
Evening star., 1951-01-23
I,EESBURG

100 acres of choice well-watered graz,
ing land, off Route 7. will parce
into two 50-acre tracts. Call Dicl
Stanton, with, j. WESLEY BUCHAN.
AN, OW. 1905, "a
Evening star., 1951-01-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

"a M ST. N.E.-2nd Commercial, 1st
and 2nd floors. approximately 2 600
square feet of floor space with ap-
proximately 1.400 square #. of park.
ing area in rear. erope.Gy suitable
pair shops or ofhces. viii remodel
Costello ENGINEERING CO.. aa
Nj st. ne. ME. 0S0S
pa sast sees sf es ea eeyadoT sad
LON Or asia mks s. Il auErER. ssii bf M 5s39. 20
Lors-vacant, NV; 1st and Ind
eommsrsciai; 20 70 1oo,ft' nIT1n ntIsTSn1nfasse'
BARRY CO. ME. sos5. Is
LOT. commercial, New Jersey ave.
and Pierce st. n.w.-Rm. for 5 or
trucks; could be used by trash co.
rent or viii sell. MORGAN. eWo,
ess ssa1 18th ST. N.w.-Bldg. consisting ma
of 8 large rooms, first floor show
windows: excellent for retail bust
sERNs%E1N seRlS Fl II Rae Co. Apny keators khG l4f5
K st. NV ME. 54o0..
1902 l. ST. N:W.-2nd floor RI. rm
aspprox 12x!s; sa, excellent elsnt,n location
reas. rent; immed. occupancy. Ap-
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME.
DOWNTOWN BLDG:-Approx. 49,;
600 50. #. OF first commercial
space in whole or in part; conv. to
all transportation; excellent loca-
tion for large organizatton, office
and display rooms, school. studios.
etc; reas. rent. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors. 1415
( st. NV. NE. 540o,
APPROX. 800 so. IT,. in lge. down.
town end comm. bldg: concrete
floors: passenger and freight eleva-
LEO M. BERNSTEIN = CO. Real
tors, 14t5 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
End COMMERCIAL, 1922 11th. st.
s.e.-Large store, ample parking
space. in rear to 30-ft. alley; will
remodel to suit tenant. Ma. 1908.
SPACE VACANT, 1st comm. Silver
Spring; big opport. here for elec.
refgr. and TV repair man. 81.
1888. -27 :
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 114s Goth
St n.w-2 stories and full base
ment; prominent location; rear alley
and parking area: gas hot-air heat;
S125 month, Call Mr.. Scrider.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
FARMS

$3.50 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for S4,-
800. 10 acres, new 3-rm. bungalow;
on U. S. $50; "a mi. west of Rich
500 DOWN. S25 mo. buys. for ST.
600. 55 acres woodland. ITO mi.
NEARLY iiO ACRES grazing land,
80 acres wooded, Bull Run through
property. 30 miles to Wash. S13, $50.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY. FA. 1415.
go MILES d. c., on paved hwy; 90
acres rolling farm land. 6-rm. house
needs repair: well; bargain for cash.
Call Mrs. Marklin. OIL. 2316. STE
PHEN L. CURTIS. Broker. -23
157-ACRE FARM, 81 mi. from Hyatts-
town, Md: 80 mi. from D. c. line;
old S-rm. house, electricity. barns
and other bldgs.; 1s in woodland
$4,000. OWNER. GE. 1928. after
sIRoUT's CATALoG-Parms, Homes.
Country Businesses; Mailed FREE!
Washington--Metropolitan ?54s
ESTABLISHED DAIRY FARM of IT'S
acres. Modern brick home Of 6
rooms, bath, h.-w. heat; 2 excellent
barns. dairy house 2 tenant houses,
new equipment shed. other necessary
bldgs. An ACKNOWLEDGED successful
dairy farm in central Mont. Co.;
S42, 900. e. K. RUBLE, Poolesville
PISA. with r. p. RIPLEY. Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-01-23

INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
RossLYN-4,470 So. IT., clear span
14-ft. ceiling. Ideal for lab. light
mfg, ETC.; avail. about 80 days. A.
NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. -23