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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Die Sache NIT dem BaIken


,,Du kannst doch so gut Fla
schen auf1ehen'.' sagte meine
Frau. Misstrauisch Oh dieses un-
geVohnten Lobes augte ich zu ihr
hinuber. Sic fuhr fort: ,,Konntest
du NIGHT die Schaukel i'm Korri-
dor an der Decke befestigen. Nor.
gen kommen doch Peter und Ba-
bette auf Ferienbesuch, damn ha-
ben sic was zu spielen. Unsere
Kinder sind ia dafir zu gross ge-
worden."
Wenn meme Frau NIGHT eine
Theorie gehabt hattie, ware aus
dem Schaukeln NIGHTS geworden.
hire Theorie lautet: ,Wo eine
Lampe an der Decke hangt, dA
muss auch Elm Balken sein. An die
sem Balken befestigen wir die
Schaukel."
In der Praxis hattie ich folgen-
den Eindruck Won der Theorie
meiner Lebensgefahrtin: Wenn
man i'm Korridor stand und mach
oben blickte, hing dort cine Lam
pc. Rund herum bis an die Wan
de erstreckte SIGH cine weisse
Decke. Auch NIGHT die leiseste
Andeutung zines Balkens schim-
merte hindurcp.
,,Wollen wir NIGHT die Schauxel
an der Turfullung anbringen?"
fragte ich zaghaft. Mutter wider
sprach: ,,Das sind allies Rabitz-
wande, ole halten das GeWicht
NIGHT aus, sagte sic. Sic holte
cine Letter herbei, drickte mir Ell
nen Bohrer in die Hand und CAB
der Hof1nung Ausdruck, dass ich
den Balken schon finden verde.
Ich machte mich ans Werk. zu-
erst drehte ich den Bohrer links
Won der Lampe in die Decke. Er
stalk sogleich bis an den Grin
DARN. Elm Stick Mortel in der
Crosse eines Kalenderblattes loste
sich und landete auf meinem
Kopf. Damn bohrte ich rechts
Won der Lampe. wieder i'm luft-
leeren Raum. Ich versuchte es nun
zwei Zentimeter schrag links.
Diesmal fiel der Mortel in Form
elmer Staubwolke auf mein linkes
Auge.
Mach elmer halbstundigen Be-
handlung nit Borwasser und Ell
ner Pinzette aus dem Zirkelka-
stem unserer Kinder war das er-
blindete Auge 50 welt vom Mortel
gereinigt, dass ich erneut die ST.
che mach dem Balken aufnehmen
konnte. Meme Frau hattie inzwi-
schen ihre Theorie Won der Lamp
pe. die an einem Balken hangen
musse, insofern geniildert, ais sic
nunmehr behauptete, man konne
natlrlich nicht von vornherein
wissen, oh es Elm Querbalken oder
Elm Langsbalken sci. Darauf
baute ich meme weitere For
schungsarbeit auf. Nit allen Vor-
sichtsmassregeln gelang es mir
schliesslich. noch zehn 1ocher
rings um die Lampe in die Dek-
ke zu stossen. wahrend Mutter in
zwischen reues Borwasser aus der
Apotheke holte. Aber da, end
Itch! Der Bohrer sass fest.
Es war Elm Querbalken! Jetzt
war es Elm leichtes. nacheinan-
der die beiden geWunoenen da~
ken in das dicke Holz zu schrau-
ben und die Seile daran IA be-
festigen. Die Schaukel hing.
Anerkenned klopfte mir Nut
ter auf die Schulter. wobei der
Mortelstaub vie Elm Sprengwolke
in die Luft stieg. ,,Wo cine Theo-
rie ist, da ist auch Elm Balken".
sarte sic stolz. Ich wischte mir
das noch INNER tranende Auge
ind blickte andachtig zu den vie
len Bohrlochern empor. les ist
vie i'm alien Wintergarten-Va-
riete', meinte ich, -ein gamer
Sternenhimmel an der Decke."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Frau Perle Mesta, die amerikani-
sche Gesandte In Luxembourg, die
yum demokratischen Parteikon-
vent mach Amerika gekommen
war, kehrte an Bord des Lux,is-
dampfers United States" wiedeI
auf ihren Posten zuruck. Unser
Bid zeigt die Diplomatin beim
Abschied auf der Schiffstreppe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Elm Vorsichtiger

Elm Wanderer suchte Nacht-
quarter auf dem Bauernhof.
Der Bauer meinte: In der
Raucherkammer konnten Sic
schlafen. Nur missten Sic vorher
1hr Taschenmesser bel mir alb
geben!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Neutrality-suspicious.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Selbsterkenntnis fihrte in De-
troit (USA EUR Verhaftung des
langgesuchten Rausc hgift-
schmugglers Joe Silvatti. genannt
Marijuana-Joe. Er wurde Won Ell
mem Kriminalbeamten verllaftet,
ais er vor elmer Plakatsaule stand
und semen eigenen Steckbriei
studierte.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
4 Fatal Accidents Listed
In D. {. Homes for Week

-Four fatal accidents in WASH
ington homes last week were re-
ported by the Red Cross Safety
Services yesterday.
Three were due to falls. The
other fatality was an infant who
suffocated while in bed with his
parents. Thirty-three persons sus-
tanned injuries requiring hospital
treatment for falls.
The Red Cross elsewhere in its
weekly report noted one case each
of dog bite and rat bite; an in
stance Of an adult breaking a
finger while killing a rabbit in
his backyard. and four cases of
burns sustained by children play
ing with matches or too near
heating and cooking appliances,
and one adult scalded by an ex-
ploding pressure cooker. ~ .
Home accident figures are still
running substantially ahead of
last year's-4,897 as against 1923.
The 1852 death figure, 173. now
ever. is less than the 1873 reported
by the same date in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Georgetown Alumni
To Give Dinner for
Rev. Edmund Walsh

The Rev. Edmund A. Walsh,
vice president Of Georgetown
University and regent Of the uni
versity's School Of Foreign Service,
will be honored at testimonial
dinner at the Mayfower Hotel on
Saturday. November Is.
Six prominent guests will ex-
tend greetings to Father Walsh
at the dinner. held in recognition
Of his so years as q member Of
the Society Of Jesus and the 81
years he has spent in the service
Of the university. The affair will
be sponsored by the Georgetown
Alumni Club Of Washington.
Father Walsh to Speak.
Father Walsh viii speak ut the
dinner.
Considered one of the worlds
outstanding geopolitical experts.
Father Walsh has served on
papal and United States Govern
ment missions in Russia. Japan,
Mexico and Germany. He
founded the Georgetown School
Of Foreign Service in 1919.
The special greetings will be
extended by Gen. j. Lawton Col
Inns, Army chief of staff; willard
L. Beaulac. United States AM
bassador to Cuba and the first
graduate of the university Foreign|
Service School; the Rev. Frederick
Brown Harris, chaplain Of thel
Senate and minister of the Foun-I
dry Methodist Church; Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld, minister Of
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation; Chief Judge Harold M.
Stephens of the United States
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia and E. D. Merrill.
president of the Washington Board
of Trade.
Judge Fahy Is Chairman.
The invocation will be pro-
nounced by the Very Rev. Edward
B. Bum. president of Georgetown
University. The Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop Of
Washington, will deliver the ben
ediction.
Judge Charles Fahy Of the ap-
pellate court is general chairman
of the testimonial dinner. Toast
master for the evening will be
B. M. McKelway. editor Of The
Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
INFORMALS WITH
RAISED PRINTING
100 70, 1873

Name in smart black roised print
ing on lovely eeesheII stock.
Matching envelopes.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
PERSONALIZED
STATIONERY
1873

Fine heavyweight white veIIum
stationery with your name and
address in blue. 90 sheets and 48
seIf-seol envelopes.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
POCKET KEY-CHAIN
FLASHLIGHT
ST

Three initiols imprinted on this
popular gift. Gold or jewel tones
in blue, green, red nite-eIo
top. Gift boxed.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
MONOGRAMMED
PAPER NAPKINS
100 eoektsiI l Q5

Monogram forms q graceful cock
tail gloss on white Poper domosk
napkin. Red, blue, green ebony
imprint.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
STURDY CoWHlDE
LUGGAGE TAG
It's

Your name and address permo-
nentIy stamped in gold on heavy
topgroin red or soddle cowhide.
Additional toes same imprint,
LIS
Evening star., 1952-11-02
MONOGRAMMED
PLAYING CARDS
$3

PIeoted muIti-eolored royon eose
with z bridge or conosto decks in
red and blue; green and brown.
Sonbo Decks -----------4.50
Evening star., 1952-04-13
FARMS

CALVERT COUNTY 135-acre to-
bacco farm, about 80 acres cleared.
Some water frontage; big 9-rm.
barns, This place will pay for itself
IN a short time; Terms; Call Mrr.
lSoAcRE Se acR s"'iasF; FARM Ar FoR SSso SALE in
Adams County. Pa. AID. 4477: s
ESTATES. Country homes. stock and
dairy farms convenient to Washing
ton in northern Va. Shown by ap-
RGRIehs R9Rnh FARM h0as aaENeY cS.ndGn aerndSs Ss
Fairfax County, Va. l3'
WONDERFUL COMMERCIAL SITE
improved by modern dwelling on
301. south side of cloverleaf. Nit
eehellville section. Call HALL. Marl-
sfzR HHlR wi WAlRRrNroN. vA.-65 @ls Sc
River: large Groom house. needs
repair, perfect week end retreat;
SIC. 900; Can OWNER. KE. 3-65S9,
I'm. r 1si FRAME Raf9 HOUSE on 8 acS aeres:
mo. % pirections: @ sa'e Out o Marlboro' eo' Pike se
about 10 mi. from the Disctrict. line
to sign nr. Andrews Field NAVAL
Communications" turn right. travel
~ miles to next farm after Mr.
Cooper's sign. Further information
FARM BARGAIN 80 miles from
WASHINGTON. Charles Co. Md. near
Route 3 highway; I05 acres. 40 cul-
tiyated. 10 pasture; sandy loan
EoShRP sSsfsf0 sSfDER SfEaa ftiie fsi sai L.
es siais; HCRHs. Is: olney area, completely
modern 4 bedrm. farmhouse. oil
h.wh. 2-car garage and outbldgs.
I Sa9s past g olney syiys e oDsn 9ss Iisn R11te s
"225O ACRES. STOCK FARM, Pooles-
vile. MONTGOMERY county. Mary
land, all in grass, Call Rockville
DANDY eOO-ACRE stock farm; old
see this one: asking $50, 900. 5
acres clear, asphalt hwy, new 6-rm.
house. etc, etc, brook: $4,000;
Brick rambler. modern, new, on good
hwy, over 2 acres; good buy.
S1s,500: G., B. WOLFORD. Real
Estate: Hamilton. Va. Phone 21sl' - =
excellent neishborhood; highly pro-
ductive land. good shade and water: !:
Ridge; large barn and other neces-
Sary buildings, two tenant houses.
one new with all conveniences: S4S.-
600. Write OWNER, Lock Drawer
lid. Boyce, Va. for inspection ap-
BfRANiDYWSiNE. MD.-ss a.; 8 rooms
in heart Of city; also l in Mont
Co. Terms. GE. ll71 or RA. 1858.
LOUDOUN co. VA.)-Old stone
house, near Middleburg, on good
road; 3 acres; stream, well: restora-
tion nearly completed and in best
of taste; an excellent buy at Sic. 500.
Frame house in Al condition. z
rms. and bath; 10 acres, near Blue
mont; superb view Of Shenandoah
Valley: price, including furniture.
only $4,000. M. L. HOWISON,
WO. O97l. Virginia Country Places.
3 ACRES; brick bungalow, 5 rms;
and bath. all hardwood frs. oil
heat. mod. kit. full bsmt. with
Deepfreeze, glass Enclosed porch
connecting house with brick gar;
beautiful lawn and shrubbery. with
paved circle driveway; also block
bldg, 20x50. for livestock: 80 miles
to Washington: price. $24 900. Call
Carl Fisher. Poolesville 1881. rep.
resenting RALPH W. BOYER OF
Frederick. Nd.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
HISTORIC TIDEWATER

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
~ 22S acres, 10-rm. modern home,
6-rm. tenant house. 3 tobacco barns,
" interest in 1851 crop. complete
farm machinery: 100 acres sood good
miles D. C.; -S35. 900.
(2) 81 acres, 5-rm home, 3 tobacco
barns. poultry houses, fruit trees,
all utilities: improved country road;
large stream: ,:s:;6 Is miles d2o p; c.; I'M
go 1853 acres, 6-rm. home, 2, large
tobacco barns. stable; large stream:
all utilities; 95 acres clear, ideal
for tobacco. grain, cattle; on paved
highway, 25 miles D. c.; immediate
possession; 100000.
a. 105 acres, S-rm. main home, D.
rm. farmhouse, Arm. tenant house,
5 tobacco barns, cornhouss. stable.
farm. a real investment: owner will
remain and work farm s,6 for ro6 new
tS9 200 a acres, % ideal dairy. stock.
grain. tobacco farm; 10-rm. modern
home, 6-rm.. managers house: g.
rm. tenant house: orchard; dairy
barn 36xS0, 9 concrete silos, ma
chinery. shed. cinder. block heifer
barn 54x70, stables. chicken. houses,
first-class condition; 20 miles D. C.
by new dual, boulevard; $75. 900.
(6) "Patuxent Manor Colonial
brick home, built 1742. S-rm. home.
fireplaces: basement: : acres water
D: c. in quaint Lower Marlboro
(7) 100 acres. 4-rm. farmhouse. 2
large tobacco barns, good tenant
working farm; 55 acres in cultiva-
all utilities available: improved
State road. % miles D. c. A real
bargain and Investment; $12,950.
(S) 72 acres, 5-rm. home, large to-
bacco barn, stable, chicken house;
all utilities available; immediate
possession; "a miles D. c. Being
sold to settle estate: $4,000.
See ad under Water Fronts"
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY. Prince
Frederick. Md (opposite Court
house,. Phone los, 354 or 225-J-i.
INSPECTION by appointment
Evening star., 1952-04-13
GOOD FARMS

Al ACRES with 6-room modern
owner transferred; $i3,75O.
4t} ACRES with 3-bedroom home
bank barn and other outbldgs.;
Steam. fenced and on paved road
Just nice drive to D. c.; S16,50O.
90 ACRES with large home and all
outbldgs. including cement block
dairy barn; high elevation; easy
drive to Wash. and offers invest
ment opportunity because of new
highway construction; takes $4,000
to handle.
60-ACRE general farm with stream
nice home. barn and all other out
bldgs.; S17 900.
80 ACRES in Laytonsville area,
above Olney; good modernized home;
long road frontage; $4,000.
32o-ACRE dairy farm at S125 pei
275-ACRE dairy farm complete with
all machinery equipment and dairy
herd; S65, 900.
400-ACRE dairy farm; can be bought
as now operating or without equip.
ment and herd; a good money-mak.
ing farm; owner retiring.
200-ACRE stock farm with beautiful
way and not far out; around S2u(
l50-ACRE close-in investment farm
AS hedge, for safety, and fol
profit we recommend this without
reservation.
MANY OTHER FARMS, all kinds ant
sizes. Stop in our office on U. S
240 in GaitherSburg, where you car
get q large selection
Evening star., 1952-04-13
$8.8OO!.
StrOut's Free
Farm CatalOgs

FARMS, homes, ranches, resorts, auto
cts, stores, hotels, etc, etc. 3,64t
bargains described, 81 States
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE-BIC
SAVINGS. Pictures galore. Live.
stock. crops, equipment often in.
cluded, many E-Z terms. East, Mid
West GREEN COVER; Western edi-
tion YELLOW. Either mailed FREE
Tell us what you want. Where
Price? Terms? WORLDS LARGEST
Our 52nd yr. Save through STROUI
REALTY, 711-N Woodward Bldg.
Washington. Sterling 37S4.
Rare Sacrifice
views Of the beautiful
Shenandoah Valley; very productive
soil. 40 A. tillage for vegetables
corn, wheat, potatoes, etc. 20 A
Blue Grass pasture, creek, springs
wire fencing. 36 A. wdland, apples
for family use. Good 5-rm. dwelling
with cleo. nice lawn and shade
stable, = poultry houses. etc.; "a hr
to smart city and good markets; viii
lage handy. Aged owners low price
for quick sale, $500. E. c. Brum-
back. STROUT REALTY, Middle
town, Va Bargain lists mailed free
Evening star., 1952-04-13
J. LEE PRICE
$12,5O0
EASY TERMS

Near Indian Head. 23-acre farm. g.
room frame house with electricity
oil heat. running water. new floors
Chicken house. hog house. Price
includes COW. turkeys. : geese
35 hens. so chicks. = hogs; arabic
soil long frontage on hard surfaced
road; some fields seeded. Access to
D. c. super highway. Call for di-
rections.
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
sH. 2971; Ewes. UN. 1895, AP. 0567
Evening star., 1952-04-13
SHOPPING CTR. LOCATION

Nearby Virginia, corner Columbia
pike and Glebe rd.-Lge and small
store avail. for restaurant, children's
clothing. bakery, ladies' ready-to-
wear. mems haberdashery. delicates-
ing ing lot 'eSt Reas e'uIat rent INN nm occnp. srT
To inspect call LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
& CO.. 14l5 K st. NV. NE. 5400.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued)

5000 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Excel. fol
doctor. dentist. etc. suite constg. Of
over 1000 50. IT., lge. rms. and
reception rec Tm. . T4 immed s,,,2 9eeup Ap-
Realtors, 14l5 x St. NV. ME
DSo5WNTowN-Pvt office and rec
rm.. ,eley. Office bldg, newly deco
Eats rateS; MsrETm lmmed. occup; LEO N
q, 81 Goth R,s ST. W.. Nv 5aoG # ( St. in Med.
ical Center area; > floors. comprfs-
ing e rms. and lavatory. fluorescent
tiXtTyes' MTv asphalt tile floors; GUAR
ANIY st, NV. REALTY; IA. 65sT, 1No> 1923 18th
FALLS CHURCHwIdeal location for
doctors or dentists office; parking
space; reasonable rent. JE 3-4757
Ith Mr.. MASS. N.W.-Ent. Isl
floor. 3 lge. rms, lavatory. attr
$3.50; single ofices avail. RA. 5445;
AVAILABLE MAY 1st-1st floor dem
tist office, large reception rm., sec
retarvS once. operating rms.
work work rms; and bath; Mass ave, be
eSsi: t%sfn or lot5 81. ena a4as. 18th NV. NO
3 rms, layatory newly
decorated. lst floor front. Suit. foIr fI
professional efc aoni1 man; a,p Tesl estate once
18th and Thomas Circle. ASK ior i
Mr. Mccarthy. ava
FURNISHED ENGLISH BsMT.. mr.
Dupont Cir, suit piano. voice. dance
teacher: 500 mo. DU. 1878.
SILVER SPRING
Next to bank of Silver Spring, al
S109 Ga. ave; $50 per mo; pvt
parking. Phone service avail. JU
MEAD CTATI NO IT0rTT
Suite, lge. rms, newly DECORATED
pvt. bath, Pullman kit, janitor
service. parking avail, possession
May st.
s. F. e. G.. INC.
l1O4 Vermont Ave. NV, ST. 1920.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
PRINCE WILLIAM
COUNTY, VIRGINIA

An excellent cattle raising farm con-
tanning approximately 300 acres,
large cattle barn, large cattle shed.
Many other outbuildings. good
with ladina clover and orchard
grass. 2-story 7-room and bath
dwelling, located approximately 40
miles from D. c.. and Alexandria
For further information and ap-
pointment for inspection. call AL
$3.50.
EBNER R. DUNCAN CO.
Realtors and Insurers, 916 Prince
st. Alex. Va. Private parking, lot
EASTER OFFERINGS
One acre. new arm. house; water,
elec. and furnace, hard road 'front.'
s. age; e one sa Hno mi to railroad 20 mi
rRgee ae M A. 9he Ts GHRs fsp GSd Ork dn nunHa In
bath 1st f.; expan. attic, full
bsmt., 30-ft. deepfreeze. new 14x2O
breezeway, and gar. Superb lawn
behold. 2S mi. D. c.; S24,5 500, 293e
cash.
Four A: at Beallsville: new 1949
7-rm. house; mod; kit, bath, h-W:
liv. rm. with firepl., 4 bdrms.. lge.
chicken houses. 2 mi. to RR.; 140O-
it. frontaee. on hard road, having
4 saleable bldg. lots. Sl7,500.
165 A. arm. house; elec. and rum
ming water; good hay barn and
cattle shed. 2 streams. pvt. drive
way, nr. River -rd., adjacent Isaac
Walton League farm, 33 mi. D. c.;
$l7,500
235 A. 7-rm. house: new roof, cleo,
running water and phone, good
cattle barn, sew. outbldgs,. tenant
house. 20 acres wooded, 80 acres
bluegrass; balance crop, cattle
fenced, streams; 81 mi. D. c.; $27,-
600.
665 A. stock farm; 10-rm.. 2-bath
main dwelling, arm. tenant house,
2 sets of farm bldgs., so acres al
falfa, rs acres wooded. bal. gnass;
4 streams, pvt. driveway, . mi. I'd
frontage, 30 mi. D. c.; S75. 600
X cash. Call CHARLES H. JAMI-
SON. Poolesville 1862
Evening star., 1952-04-13
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, e1O 18th st. NV.
nea- Conn. and K. New, modern
attractive 1esk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, switch
board, mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856,
Evening star., 1952-04-13

A NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
guirements. PENN PROPERTIES
Suite GIG. Evans Bldg. NE. 1lO7
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. - Offices
available for professional. interna-
tional. embassies and trade organ
ization. AID. 1900. 1346 Conn. ave
.61II N. ii. AVE.-Just beyond d. c.
hIae hhne' 3,room s.rn suite; modern office
S724. OIL. O947. Ia
III5 EYE ST. N.W.-Bright base
ment office. $50 So. ftJ. heat and
light included in reas. rent to suit
able tenant. P. j.. walls FFE. INC,
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 646e -l6
1917 1eth ST. N.W.-Avail. nmed.
dsI,1s LarGe 6smt' 6ar odc efiee; SO per N Also
THREE-ROOM SUITE of over 500
mo; KAsS- BERGER. INC. EN-. S1OO.
TWO ROOMS in lawyers suite. re-
ception, telephone and library ia
cilities. Near 18th and K. MA. 3"55.
OFFICES or store space; valuable in
quire Mrs; Bousman Monday through
Friday 9 to ). OW. $500. ARLING-
TON REALTY CO. IA
1918 CONN. AVE. rms. est. up
town .shopp.. center at crosstown
bus Newly dec. Vacant. WO. 1916
OFFICE SPACE available Immediate
y, 1o2S Connecticut avenue NV,
la
be divided. Phone weekdays. Metro
/ RUNYoN. Ito West 57th street.
AFFRo$. SfT 5St1; $500 50: q. #: On 2 floor,
statler Hotels: ideal loc. for ma
SMITH CO. IIi3 18th st. NV.
EX. 24s9; Please call Monday.
S2I 10Th ST. N.W.-1st-fioor store
{oS insurance a o Or real real estate, tTayeI
PSssaa msteFn'E ste EEeG% ifSp ethas! dER
FER Realty CO. Or. 5000 Ia
1906 II ST. N.W.-2nd A., 1.50o So.
office. newly reconditioned. suitable
for insurance, real estate, account
ing or similar operation. Rental,
S325 per no., on long-term lease
To inspect. call LEGUM b GERBFR
REALTY CO.. Mr.. Transue. OR
Or G ST. N.W.-3rd Il. front, q
rooms. pvt. toilet; heat incl; suit
any bus; $50. GE. $500.
OFFICE SPACE. suit. for doctor OF
dentist, > large rooms and bath,
steps UP only; S125 month. 1920
CURTO REALTY, 335 H st. ne
pEf: Ef: IPsaGRsrirrroNEp IsGsi OFFICE Ml4 in real
70 hrnkorsS nl.na.
4l2 Southern Bldg. Ma. 20l4.
Iith AND N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Elev
office bldg. 3 to 6 rm. suite, COM
| pletely decorated. in whole or in
| part; immed occup.: reas. rent;
| included in rent. Apply LEO NJ
! BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors, 14l5
K st. NV. NE. 5400.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Gaithersburg to Damascus, thep
sharp left turn in Damascus al
Shell station. miles on through
Kemptown to GoetZe farm on left
side.
Come out today!l Tel. New Market
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FARMS

$50 ACRES. 55 acres in bluegrass,
10 acres woods, remainder tillable
or pasture, improved by S-room
frame dwelling, bank barn, other
outbuildings.
S23,500-Terms.
257 acres in high state of cultiva-
ton, all in permanent pasture or
tillable; improved with an S-room
frame house. barn and outbuild-
ings. 2 wells, = ponds and good
fence.
40,000-Terms.
350-acre estate, Is acres of timber
land, 20 acres alfalfa, 90 acres OF
ladino clover and orchard grass,
remainder in permanent pasture or
tillable, improved by a new, S-room,
modern brick house. two tenants
houses, silos, = large cattle barns
and hay barracks and all other out
buildings necessary.
81 IN u(tl-TprnS
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w r. G IT G

w E S T. S
Lstest sSsE, Farm Maa,. & Business .s catalogm M
Saving Fund Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa.
FARMLET-$2,7 ,75O!
North of Winchester attracti
farmette' ,o., 8 scenic acres, a res private
new condition. large rms. eIec.,
pretty setting; barn; work shop;
poultry house; taxes only SIS;
STEAL" at S2,750! No. 29,l6l.
VESTS. E; 6. Hutchings. Front
Royal Rd., White Post. Va. Q2 mi,
Phone 81 CT stephans WIashsstsF City On i7o5 r. Sgd
NEAR GETTYSBURG
$4,000!
Attraetively-priced farm. only 10
pond; coy G0-year-old home, ,Stf 4
comfortable rms. 2 future rms, on
End fir. utilities, shaded-shrubbed
lawn. barn; poultry house, 400
capacity; 2 brooder houses: taxes
S43: aged owner e,r,iS iSsACRIFICING! No.
Fairfield Rd.. Gettysburg, Pa.
COMMUTERS FARM!
North OF Fredericksburg less
than 2 hours drive 10 Washington
on Shirley Hwy; attractive residence
Il rms. bath. utilities. fireplace
beautiful stone chimney, colorful
shaded -shrubbed lawn; Gear ga
rage; good barn; poultry e. brooder
houses; granary: 100 acres, 90 till
able. fruit orchard, private stream;
taxes 500: owner transferred
sacrifice for SIS.200 70 DOWN
bal. TERMS! NO. 29,26S. VESTS
w. E. Sherman. r. D. |, Fredericks-
burg. Va. Phone: Chancellor 2642
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT desires 2 or 8
room office in downtown location.
p rVvALAN9S V; AN s., 4 CO.; st. 1892. 49,
1000 So. #. in northwest Washing
REQUIRE approx. $500 So. IT. ONCE
space. NV. section. General con-
tractor. Box 102-V, Star. Ia
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FARMS
DAIRY-CATTLE FARM
BY OWNER

Excellently located on State road
1856 acres: fields all watered: 45
minutes to Bethesda; fine, large, 90
stanchlon barn; fully equipped for
Baltimore shipping; excellent pas
lures dn1S ana nay & tieids; 2-ro6m ,,ro MOD Ni
ifornia sunroom. bathrooms; price.
$50. 500.
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ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION

Attractive suite for doctors, lawyer.
and business Offices.
George Washington Bldg, in Presi-
dental Gardens Development (Va.) }
is being converted into a profes-
facing one of Aiexandria's busiest
streets. Located Mt. Vernon ave
and. Russell rd., across from Ar
landria Shopping Center. in vicinity
of many apartment Developments.
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RETIREMENT FARM
Beautiful 7-room modernized house
and good outbuildings on 33 acres
(half wooded on Virginia State
route. 56 miles from washington
LET, Ninde. Va, or call Kine