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STORES FOR RENT

CONN. AVE. near Uptown Theater:
sS sexeSsllasns a legation: avail Feb;; /.
STORE M AVAILABLE in xell-estab-
IL shes drnSESa snSgD5ns Ss ssnter sSRr e Il rTt
COHEN e.. ia. S-1eei. 12c a.
ave. Approx, 20x33 It.; heat and
water furnished: excellent business
yEsTMENT CO. Mt; Perry. pI.
sss sss@4 iotS asss sre OIL N.%.Asm.u W. So Sore.
Rent. S1io. NA. 9743. ga
1854 o ST. N.w.-Ideal for bakery
mo. N. PAUL ,AJ HANNAN "a 7a2 1s5th 18th
rAkoM9, iI oxi, AJAX. hE tlGo' 8, c-s.ore Iz 1880
Iee. show window; nearby paTdng;
business street. H. I. THORNTON,
once ceo.d96 a06 Butternut st.. Do c.
Mov1NG 70 LARGER quarters April
< p St. 'iDts NV, ssS5 Sce per ~ mo. i Sroksrs
invited. Phone ST. 69s9. PIT
1882 14th ST. NV. - Lge. fully
from upstairs spts- 1885 mo.
sHoPgPiSNS gaS CENTER LOCATION Sa cor
ner Columbia pike and Glebe rd.-
Large and small stores avail. for
children's clothing. bakery, ladies'
1eady-to- o-wear. mems haberdashery,
interior decorator. restaurant. ETC.:
cup. 10 Inspect. cali LEO N. BERN
STEIN & Co. 141b X st. NV, ME.
UPPER WISCONSIN AVE. NV, near
Sears Roebuck-NeW store. approx.
2Ox9O 50. It., terrazzo flrs.. 2 lava
fnPV hAMts fITNR0AA .
$3.50 mo. To inspect, call LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & co. 1415 K st. NV.
1884 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Approx. 12x
4s; tmmed. occup.; heat Included;
Leas. rent. To Inspect, call LEO NJ.
on GEORGIA AVE. in silver Spring;
2Ox7O. newly decorated and floored;
$375 mo-. incl heat; 5-yr. lease
RIPLEY d RoMER. Realtors, 81.
NEW CORNER STORE, 18th and g.
Dakota ave; ne; very reas. Call GE.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-we have
one store located at N. H. ave. and
Univ. lane. suitable for delicatessen
or sea.food restaurant: parking for
Can Mr;; Holland, H; g. SMIJaY
STORE AND LIVING oUARTERs, To-
Gated ct 10th and G sts; ne: store
entire building for rent for SI75 per
40. Cali Nh. holland. H. 6. SMITHY
CO.. 81 l5tn st. NV. ST. 1900
Sth AND FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Lo-
80, large show window. terrazzo
floors; suitable for restaurant, hard
ware "r distribution business. Can
1919 lS6s GoSSt e. Ave. AVE- e. sNw@Sear 2SoS Da.
pont Circle; SIZE 15x66 with small
balcony; newly decorated; suitable
for giftS. valet or resta9Tan11' l19rlI1 ca SSh
BETHESDA, MD.-New store. .21x2I.
with, . show windows; eh-strset
Mr.. Holland, II. G. SMTTHY CO.,
saopPiSa st1 PIse ss CENTER. So locsssa in west
shop. ieiieatessen or gift shop; size
13x75; off-street parking for 20 cars;
Call Mr.. Holland. H. @, sMdTHY
Co. 81 18th st. NV. ST. $500
q ST.. between 10Th and 18th nv.
. adjoining stores approx 1880,
ca; will be available May i. Call
BENZ. a. RITZ, 81. 100. 20
1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE- new
shopping center location. near Super
Market. drug store. hardware store.
and theater; 81 ft.x71 It. with half
bsmt.; 250-car parking lot; excel
lent for bakery. ladies' ready-to-
wear, delicatessen.
KAss-BERGER INC, EN- 800.
CENTER MARKET CITY
6th AND K STS. NV.
Meat. vegetable and variety STANDS
rent reas. Opportunity to go into
business. Phone Mgr. DI. 5039.
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rRAnERs

TRAILER (luggage) sale or exch. in
part payment for small pickup truck;
excel. cond. 10. S.1151. --a3
TRAILER - Gift. Universal; bottled
gas; sleeps 4. Also 25-ft. Superior
trailer; 1ss sleeps :: AsElnF ;In $500. 5 SS59
Daw, Alexandria. Va. or call 1T.
VAN PETTEN. Fl. Belvoir 1886,
a3-FT. HOUSE TRALER-1e50 In
dian; 2 bedrms. and shower; So. 800.
2730 Richmond hwy. Lot 70. Alex,
Va. -2z
BAGGAGE TRAILER, Q wheel. with
BY 9 It. bed, spare tire. hitch.
Excellent condition. $50 or best
offer. Taylor 5S36. 23'
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

USED AUTO .PARTS-Tires, tubes
batteries, tenders. motors. transmits
sions. etc, for most cars. All partl
guaranteed 80 days. A few used
ears for sale cheap. KENILWORTE
AUTO CO.. 1901 Kentlwofth ave
1870 ss sun T MASTER MAST MOTOR TESTER
compl. with Y-C-P-Z units. used les!
than / yr., 1 Webster hone, peri
cond.: save half list price. on thil
and other maintenance shop tools
WI. 1900 bet. 8 and 8. Sun. ant
evenings. WI. 033S. PA
Parts or entire ca car CHEAP. KLEIN
MOTORS. 23o1 M st. NV ME
600. "a
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

downtown, End A.. s1x41. Open
ossss, oSsss; MSdess; MS' sass air-cond' s Dlgs 8
Sn soan9nd hk T.. l.rse asAaT showo Of widow aSgR;
reasonable rent. Ma. 6s4s. @s7
and dressmaktna esssc &C. unusaai aissTa''Cp. on.
portunity for experienced party to
open business on ground floor Of
= P oood sd aop. n III eS%RTercia dar5sR
dWsiiiins Easate units. Excel hyiUs hfUS accom-. as
FSSns FHSSSssiGn15 H1, i1ssl6o. i1sIli slss per mo.
ALEXANDRIA, yA.-Best location.
Washington blvd. For sale g rent.
oor SPACE; Gs ssdjseesent jesrS1 p.rsiUs lsSSo .p T.
Drox. $4,000 #. Ma 46S7 from 10-b.
LIVE WITH YOUR BusrNEss-EaScel sS
eS sdUns hsast q rs. sVeT pasPns sPsns az
Approx. 200 50. IT.; Street level
bsnrt. with toilet. under 6 newly
uses. 3 to 6-yr. lease. OWNER.
LOT. oIHssss.FT. FRONTAGE. 200 it.
long bridge; suitable used car lot
sstss; ssts; ofhse space also available. Box
LIVE WITH YOUR BUSINESS-Excel
location, heart of Silver Spring;
32xl0O, adjoinS free parking lot:
approx. 1000 50. IT. street level
6Smt.. with toilet; under s newly
dec. rms, bath; suitbale many uses;
to 5syr: lease. Phone OWNER,
81. 5659. Sat. Sun. only. -26
325E 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. $500
50. IT,, concrete mrs, freproof bldg,
occur, Appiy LEO N. sERNsT1EEMPi
Il CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. $500.
9O8-S08 L ST. N.W.-Approx. $500
81. It. avail. for parking; reas rent.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
1415 Is ct. Nv. ME. 5400.
18th AND p SITS. N.W.-4-story bldg.
with large elev., approx, $4,000 50.
It., 1reproof bldg, with concrete
mrs. excellent for garage, car wash,
ONCE and warehouse, distributor,
printer. etc. To inspect call LEO
NV. ME. 5400.
1I2O 18th ST. N.w.-3-story bids.
in whole or In part; 1st mr., approx.
$50 SO. IT.; parking in rear for 4
cars: will remodel to suit tenant;
1St and End commercial bldg, reas.
rent. To inspect call NE. $500.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415I
K st. NV.
NEW OFFICES suitable for doctor.
dentist, or other professional men.
Available Feb. Is. 2S40 Alabama
SS -~x
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STORE VALUES
1000 Eye St NV, 14x60. ineludine
heat and hot water. fun basement
Si75 month.
SI3 Bird ct. NV. Completely, re-
building in excellent condition. Wild
bath; Boxes; including heat ana NOT
water; $500
1874 Pa. aye.-Excellent location for
retail business; 500 50. IT., incl. heat
and hot water; SITS mo.
s7o7 14th st. NV. 2ox6b. S110 mo.
as H st. NV: lge. store; h.-w.h. furn-
ished; $3.50 mo.
Second commercial; 73s 9Th st. NV.
l5x40; $55 month.
18th and Columbia I'd; End noor
once or store plus apartment; SID
Silver spring-small store; incl. heat
hot water, gas and electricity; Soo
month.
zoos Eye st. n.w.-Large store; plui
3 ants; each consisting Of 8 rms
and bath; excellent cond.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
eos N. Capitol st., Realtors. Ma. 5o2'
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GOOD DAIRY FARM-203 acres. 80
COW WASHINGTON barn: tile silo; ma.
chine sheds and other outnldgs.
40 acres woods, balance pasture;
own hard road, 2 tenant houses
9-rm. brick house, z baths, h.-w.h.'
fireplaces; $4,000:
Dairy farm-S0-cow barn. In excel.
lent condition; 9-rm. brick mouse;
soil springs and streams; level land
priced to sell. $4,000; owner re-
stock or dairy farm, 225 acres. I mi
hard rd., lge. stone house and barn
1877 acres, near Glover Leaf, ?-rm.
house, bath and heat; lge. barn,
corn house. hen houses, 2-car "a
rage elee; water system Gan r,sS q
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS BOUGHT. TOP prices;
immed. cash. Can day or night. !.
c. HOOVER. RA. 1881. GIL. 8676
FIRST-TRUsT LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE.
rEsr ks ANb shS sEfycoSD Eycso ii 9E HEsT "a LaSs stss
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
CASH m ONE DAY. end and 8rd
trust trust loans. RE. 1896. Ewes" AID.
CASH ON LIST AND end TRUST
NOTES. incl. LIST trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored
notes In D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
14th and G sts. NV. DI. 633O.
MONEY ON SECOND TRuST-we
will buy second trust notes. D. c.,
E45N4 EaTR5 Md %oRTsE SE Ha sssso9a1S e iSyFsT Tasss
MENT CORP 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 1888.
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DAIRY FARM

DAIRY FARM
SO Miles from Bethesda
Priced fairly; owner moving out Of the
state; 4 masonry WaShington- style
6O-stanchion dairy and silo;, 200
acres; pastures wen lined and. fer
tilfzed; Q 1lne old centef-hall brick
mansion with 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
several fireplaees, oil h.-w. heat;
WeIi-landscaped lawn; dry barn and
necessary outbuildtngs; tenant
cash required; priced for quick sale
at S43, 900; easily reached from
d. C. on paved highway. This is Q
paying farm with fine house. sound
Is o dollar. To inspect, call Maj.
lane, MA. $500; ewes, WI. $3.50.
BOSS Il PHELPS, INC 1417 & st.
NV --23 s
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DOCTORS SUITE
On ground floor Of apt. bldg. In cen
ter OF Good Hope Hills-Naylor Gar.
dens area. surrounded BY 1.6Og
bath. designed for practicing ply.
sician: $3.50 per mo. Phone LUI
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GARAGES

FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALe Of all
makse OF cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC, 1884 L st. nv.
sOUTHERS G11i EsR BUYER In town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. Ia. 4S01.
for nice loW-mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-. RA. 1872.
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevrolets. Fords and Plymouths
Drive in. Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7726
Wis. ave. OIL. 6100 Open ewes.
SO and % up. cali IA. 1895; i'm i'm
mediate removal.
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make. any model; & See Mr., Dunnin::
Kennedy st. NV, To. 243S.
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NEW OFFICES suitable for doctor,
dentist, or other professional men.
Available Feb. Is. 2S40 Alabama
ave. Sc.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
S15 I1th st. NV. DI. 1857
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOoTER, "Cushman," with
side car; best condition: runs 1lne;
storage since 1914; S95. 'ROPER.
18th and r. !. ave. ne. 23s
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EXCELLENT LOCATION

FOR A HIGH TYPE REsTAuRANTr,
A., az ExcLgsNIEXRE xccpgNER spHcN EEsIp5SsTAaAPt oS AP.
FORTUNATELY $500 50. EEET;
ALSO SUITABLE FOR OFEIESSH ~
HEAT, HoT AND COLD WATER
FURNISHED: RENTAL $500 PEE
MONTH. BOX 3S4-D. STAR. --2S
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AuToMoRIlEs 4 EoR SALE

CADILLAC 1DG7 's61s' sedan: radio,
heater, Hydra-Matfc. excellent tires
fine mechanical condition. A very
clean car. inside and out. WATA
guarantees. $1.196.
POHANKA SERVICE, INC,
1882 21st st. NV. Elk. S307
CHRYSLER rs New Yorker sedan
radio and heater; excellent tires
hne mechanical condition. A yery
clean car, inside and OUT WATA
guarantee. S996.
POHANKA SERVICE, INC.
L1132 2lst st. NV. EX. s3O7
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTv-REN1
"a, 900 SO. FT. Of ground centTsIly
losated; pvt. rr. siding and efnce
ROSsLYN~4, 900 "a. It. clear space
on street floor. no pillars; high
ceiling. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. -2s
8. CAPITOL ST.-About 1850 "a. It
concrete yard. Anchor fence and
NJ Mr. ROTH 1aHEk RE. iEls 1880. as
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ANY Make-Any Model
immediate top cash for your car al
MOTOR WHOLESALERS
14th at cue SITS. NV. Ho. 1915
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WAREMoUsEs foR RENT

WE OFFER
These warehouses for early oecu-
tij New 1-story hreproof buildins
containing 6;So0 g; y; ,zoned In
ms. Parking. close-in Bethesda.
fioor; l6-ft. ceiling. Heat supplied.
lent 3-story building. large ele-
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
NEAR 18th AND H NE.
IL adjoining 2-story brick bldgs. with
approx. $3.50 50. II. fir. area; alley
on sides, some parking; locat. on
Linden court, rear Of Atlas Theatef.
1900 block II st. ne. S400 month.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000.
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-SALE
MD.-D. G LINE-l21. .es2 sa. Il. level
sa trssF dee ana 81 Utilities sn ays
77c So: IT.: easy terms. A. M. ROTH.
CHOICE SITES
Ino C0mmercl1l ana uuuStrlAls
II. NV, $4,000 50. IT. industrial. Can
be divided. Producing income.
10. s.W., 10000 so. IT,, end CONNER
cial with private siding.
I3. NE, several prime sites, 2nd com.
mercial. both with and without TT.
siding.
For further particulars. call J. =.
SMITH, WO 4740, or
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 II 81. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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CENTER MANAEI u I I
9Th AND K STS. NV.
Meat. vegetable and variety stands
rent reas. Opportunity to go int
business Phone Mgr. D1. 5039.
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10000 SO. FT.-1-story warehouse
lift. ceiling. B. large rolling doors,
parking area. Call Mr.. Knapp. IA
4-1155. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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MALONEY'S, INC.
9126 GeorRia Ave. 8. g.. Md.
JU. 6-3333; Sun. and Ewes. 81. 9O3S
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NASH 10 4-dr. 500; oyerdriye,
condition throughout; real buy at
$1.O75; 90-day guarantee. STEUART
MOTOR CO. (NA. $4,000. 9th and
N. z. ave. NV. Open eyes,. Sat.
OLDsMOBILR '37 coupe; mechanical.
ly good. r. and h.. seat covers. very
good tires. good battery: Sls6. oW
OLDsMoBiLE '47 ..ee' 4-dr. sedan;
Hydra-Matic, =. and h.. good cond.,
$1,000 miles; Army of1cer must sell;
$3.50 or best offer. II. 3-1S74.
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only II pounds. The plastic is re-
inforced with fiber glass to keep
the tub from bullying when Uncle
Bulgy gets into it.: 1t is said to be
.chlp-proof, too.
The manufacturers compare the
tubs II pounds with the real
heavyWeights that call for extra
strong floor joists. They cite 1870
pounds for enameled steel and $50
pounds for enameled cast iron.
This lightneSS is expected to
bring about a saving in labor costs
for installation. At the same time
the tub is designed to take conven-
tional fittings and fixtures. so your
plumber won't lose time scratching
his head over how to connect the
pipes, The tub comes in four colors
and white. in standard sizes.
They say it's swell for a trailer.
x x x *
It may seem like a far cry from
Grandma Moses to that new coun-
ter-top for your kitchen, but both
use the same material-pressed
fiber cardboard, which is now
available in a new thick form with
plywood core.
/ Grandma Moses, the famous
painter who was discovered when
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Bono ding o
made the
New York. the
the end of World arH m
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Former German General
Critical Of NAT0 Cuts
BY the Associated Press

NEUSS, Germany, Dec. 20
Hasso Won Manteuffel, one Of
Germany's crack tank generals
in the last war. said today he
heartily Endorses Gen. Matthew
IB. Ridgday's protest against the
slowing down of Western Europe's
defense buildup.
Mr.. Manteuffel said the drastic
cuts imposed by the NATO Coun-
Gil on Gen. RidgWays defense
building program presented the
military planners with an impos-
sible task in creating an effective
security system when there is no
time to lose"
The spry, gray, little ex-panzer
general is now export manager
for a screw company in this in
dustrial suburb of Cologne. A
staunch advocate of West Ger
man rearmament in alliance with
the West, he has entered politics
as a member of the Neuss City
Council and chairman of the De-
Tense Committee of the strong
Free Democratic Party. He hopes
to gain seat in the Federal Par
| lament in next years national
election.
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Gets
|GI'sS1OO Leave Fund

Purse-SnatcherS made off with
a total of $198 in series OF
thefts last night.
Among the victims was a woman
who had drawn 500 from the
bank to send her soldier husband,
stationed in Germany. to help
him return home on furlough next
month.
Another victim was Mrs. Gurley
&C.. George, so, an administrative
assistant AT the Interior Depart
|ment. Mrs. George was on her
way to meeting of the Huguenot
Society in Constitution Hall from
her home at 1871 New Hampshire
avenue NV, when a colored
youth grabbed her purse at the
intersection of New Hampshire
avenue and Corcoran street NV.
It contained Sill.
The soldiers wife, Mrs. Agnes
Kelly, colored, of 1912 r street
NV, a hand laundry employe.
was near her home when colored
man snatched her purse with the
money and fled. Her husband.
James, had asked the money for
furlough purposes. she told police
A 6-foot-tall youth leaped from
the bushes in front of the home of
Mrs. June James. "A, of 1904
Twentry-third street Sc. and
grabbed her bag containing about
$50.
Other victims were Mrs. Lily
belle Barnes. so. of POT S street
NV, a practical nurse, who lost
$50, and Mrs. Maize Sinkfield,
colored, Sc, of 1909 Girard street
NV, who was robbed of her
baby sitting profits of ST.
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board with linseed oil, then with
three coats of fiat white paint to
cover up the darkness of the
board" With that tip we can all
try for masterpiece.
Well. the makers have virtually
welded this material to plyWood
with only the smooth side out
The plywood core provides sturdy
thicknesses ranging from p to q
inch. This makes it rigid enough
for kitchen countertops, shelves
partitions. sliding doors and vari-
Gus built-inS.
Since all pressed wood is grain
less. this new material can be
sawed in any direction with ease
worked with common woodworking
tools, yet takes a very smooth
finish of enamel, varnish, or what
ever you like. The plyWood core
holds screws securely.
A big advantage of the material
lis its hard, smooth surface which
lis wear and moisture resistant tc
"a high degree.
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Rent Control Units AnuIyzed

The Office Of Rent Sterilization
said this week it has a lot of sub
stantial people enlisted in the
rent-control machinery, thus pre-
sumably making the point that
not all those mixed up in rent
control are New Dealers and Fair
Dealers.
Chamber of Commerce men,
bers throughout the United States
lead all other business, civic, edu-
cational, patriotic and religious
groups in helping to administer the
Federal rent law on a community
basis" said a rent-office release.
The statement. issued by Rent
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Light Plastic Bathtub
Among New Items on
Market for Builders
By Dovid 6. Boreuther

The home owner, who is now
planning to build new garage, a
porch, dormers in the attic, or to
make any other major alterations
to his house, is not going to feel
lonesome in tackling the project.
More than a billion dollars was
spent this year on this kind of
work-additionS and alterations to
non-farm dwellings. Next year
this amount. plus another $50
million, will be spent on the same
kind of work.
This is based on a joint fore
cast by the Labor and Commerce
Departments. Their estimates
make no allowances for repairs
and minor improvements-such as
painting. putting on q new roof,
finishing basement playroomS,
buying screens or storm windows
and the innumerable other items
that lure the householders' dol
lars.
The forecast is based on ex-
perience with figures shown in
work requiring building permits.
For this reason the farmer is left
out of the picture. He's a free
man, needing no permit.
4 X x X
Any one planning on buying a
new house will probably find plen-
ty to choose from. The building
boom in general is expected to
continue. More than a million
new houses were built again this
year-several years in a row now
and this is spite of restrictions
on materials and mortgage loans.
With restrictions now eased,
equally as many new houses are
in prospect for 1858, even though
the housing shortage is supposed
to be wiped out in most places.
Various new materials are COM
ing into the market to make it
easier to improve our houses. One
1t going to simplify the finishing
of that extra bathroom upstairs.
It's plastic bathtub that weighs
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she was 80 years old, has some in
terestlng things to say about this
pressed wood that you buy in large
sheets at the lumber yard. She
says, Il use masonite or cardboard
to paint on, because it will last
many years longer than canvas. "
She uses the rough textured side
of the material.
Now 80. Grandma Moses has
written book, My Life'S His
tory In it she describes her
method of painting. Il saw my
masonite board to fit the frame. -
she writes. 81 always thought it
a good idea to build the sly be-
fore getting the pig: likewise with
young men. get the home before
the wedding Then go over the
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Stabilizer James Mel. Henderson,
added:
More than $50 members of
Chambers of Commerce are serv-
ing as voluntary. unpaid members
of Rent Advisory Boards admins
tering the rent law in 143 critical
and 1T non-critical areas from
coast to coast.
They comprise about one-fifth
of a small army of more than
$500 civic-minded men and Wo-
men members on approximately
400 rent advisory boards in 46
states, Alaska and Puerto Rico
Ranking second in membership
on such boards are AGO American
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Mr.. Carr also will be master of
ceremonies at the annual banquet
January 81.
Prominent representatives OF
the home building. financing and
architectural industries also have
been listed for addresses and as
forum participants.
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THE EVENING STAR BIS
Washington. D. c. ~
SATURDAY, DECEMBER go, 1862


Legion members he said. Third
are 1874 members of the Masonic
fraternity, with 286 real estate
operators in fourth place.
Other organizations with repre-
sentation on the local rent boards.
said Mr.. Henderson, are 235
Elks, Rotarians. 181 Lions. 178
Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1862
A. F.. of L. officials, 148 CLIO off,
Gals, not to mention Kiwanians,
the clergy. educators. bankers,
newspaper and radio (sic) owners,
business and professional women.
military men. parents and teachers
and veterans auxiliaries.
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Builders
Continued From Page BID

Committee helps formulate Fed
eral housing policy. The Veterans
Home Finance Administrator
Raymond NJ. Foley, VA Loan
Guaranty Director T. B. King,
FILA Commissioner Walter Greene
and Assistant FILA Commissioners
Curt c. Mack, Clyde L. Powell and
Hugh Askew.
Edward r. Carr of Washington,
a former president of the associa-
ton. is down for a major address
The Fallacies of Public Housing
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krenlin " armed

The Reformers are gone; and
the Black and Tans, the Mexican
revolutionists, the German Nazis,
all gone. And the Communists will
go. Not twelve thousand, but some
thing more like twelve million men
will walk silently through Red
Square some day to dedicate the
Kremlin's torture dungeons as
shrines honoring the martyrs of
Russia. The aristocracy of the men
who break bones will die; but the
aristocracy of the broken bones
will not.
There will be professions in Mos
COW, and in Prague, and in War
saw, and in Shanghai. The hammer
of God will smash and shatter the
iron curtain; and relics will be
honored in every tortured village
and city. The aristocracy that is
irresistible will have its way and
its day. And the day will have no
ending; for blessed are they who
/ mourn.
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PriInate Acts To Restore A
Polish Archdiocesan Chapter

NEW YORK-(NC)-Archbishop
Stefan Wyszynski of Warsaw, Pri-
mate of Poland, has restored the
Chapter of the Wroclaw tBreslau)
Archdiocese, one of the five eccles-
iastical Jurisdictions in the Pol
ish administered eastern German
territories.
The text of the decree, dated
May 26, said that Archbishop Wvs-
zynSki acted ION the strength of
special authority given by the Holy
See"
Archbishop Wyszynski's action
came little over Is months after
the Warsaw communist regime had
adopted Wears capitular to the
Wroclaw and four other dioceses in
the Polish-annexed area following
the expulsion of "reactionary par
ish administrators. The other dio-
ceses were those of 0pole, Olsztyn
Gorzow and Gdansk.
The government claimed that its
action in appointing the Wears cap
itular was necessary to put an end
10 the abnormal situation" of the
Church administration in the terri
tories beyond the Oder-Neisse