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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-25

experience every day. Mr.. Chap
man plans a series of work ex-
periences for the students in CO.
operation with the employer, ex-
periences which involve the opera
ton and successful carrying out
of occupational requirements.
That business of learning the
operation, etc, leads on to the
students actually reaching what
is known as production level'' so
that he can begin to get actual
work experience.
For instance, take a girl like
Shirley Thompson. She is now
trainee at Overseas Radio and Ap-
pliance Company. There she pro-
badly first learned about such
things as the stock, arranging
counter displays and other of the
fine points Of merchandising. Now
she is salesperson at the store
for four hours day, and we hear
that she is bang-up saleslady.
Shirley is getting the know-how,
and she can always cite her ex-
perience at the appliance store any
time she applies for another job
as a salesperson.
Not the least part Of this whole
program is that while they are on
the job, these young people must
assume the responsibilities and
duties Of regular workers. They
are paid wages comparable to that
earned by beginning worker in
accordance with State and FEEDER
al employment regulations.
Some Of the employers. when the
program was started here, were
skeptical about the whole thing.
They said, AFTER we spend the
time training these kids, they'll 60
off to college or get married or
quit the job for some reason or
other"
Wen, OF course, some OF the stu
dents so on TO college, but in all
cases where they plan to do so the
employer is told this at the very
beginning. and most employers
have been understanding and rea-
sonable about this. They have
found that for the one or two years
the learner is with them they have
Trustworthy employee, and the
students in such cases find that
the extra money earned is a tre-
mendous help on their college ex-
penSeS.
PREPARE FOR FUTURE
In some cases, as in the instance
of stu ITS who get their training in
a doctors office. the girls have
gone on to take nurse training. and
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-25

went to college or special school
and took the training for that work.
Then when they finished training
and got into the actual work-a-
day world in their chosen job, they
found that they were horrible mis-
fits. Nothing to do in such a case
but change jobs quick or else be
a failure in the chosen work.
That's the thing that Oct helps
the kids today to avoid. For in
stance. II Murphy Gates expressed
desire to be a refrigeration me-
chanic but never actually had a
chance to try his hand at 1t until
he was clear out of school and
maybe had a family TO support.
he might get q job doing It and
find out he didn't like il az all.
AS ii happened under the train
Ing plan, Murphy has a job at
Martinez Refrigeration, and he has
already had a chance to find out
that is the work he wants 20 do.
Now when he finishes high school.
he won't have to spend period
of time as a low-paid apprentice.
He can start right In with the
training and experience necessary
to command living wage and
a good position.
PLEASED EMPLOYERS
what d the employers think al
the program, you askg To put II
shortly and succinctly. They like
i'll II Is giving them chance to
discover suitable future personnel,
70 supervise the training Of d fu-
ture full.time employee. and to OBJ.
tain at a lower cost q thorough
and extensive training for future
employees.
The City Electric System Is going
TO have girl who knows all about
the office procedures they follow,
who knows how TO operate com.
plicated business machines. who
understands the finer points Of get.
ting along with the public as a
worker for . public utility. They
viii have Francine Johnson who
Is there now learning all those
things.
You know. don't you. that 81 per
cent Of the people gainfully EN-
ployed in the country today earn
their livelihood IN occupations other
than the professional And since
the school plant. as such. cannot
provide equipment for real expert.
ence In all Of the yocsti0ns. the
available business and industrial
facilities Of the community are
being used 10 provide the training
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-25

have become an asset to the medi-
cal profession. And in all such
cases, the girls have found that
their training as a doctors assis-
tant, taking temperatures, keeping
charts and the like, has been of
great value to them when they get
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-25

bulance, and generally learning
the overall duties required in his
chosen profession? There are two
such boys in training right now.
Harry Pritchard is training at
Pritchard's Funeral Home and Son.
ny Harden is employed at Lopez
Funeral Home. Those boys are
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-25

going to know just what they are
going into when they start to school
for the actual training of a NOR
tician.
Most of us have known someone
sometime who had an o'er-ween-
ing ambition to take up certain
line of work Maybe they even
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-25

into their actual professional train.
ing.
Can you imagine any better train
ing for q lad whose driving ambi-
ton has been to become q morti-
clan than for him to work for a
year or so around mortuary, help
ing with funerals, driving an am
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Mccarthy Oil Firm
Files Stock 0fferinq
BY the Assoeioted Press

Glenn Mccarthy, Inc, Houston,
Tex. petroleum company headed
by the Texas oil millionaire, yes
terday filed a revised statement
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission outlining a proposed
offering Of 10 million shares to the
public at 81 each.
Substantially the same as the
original application filed with the
SEC June IL, the amended pros
pectus specifies more clearly the
nature of the enterprise and the
speculative elements involved.
It notes that the new company's
principal activities. "initially at
least, will consist Of the acQuiSi-
ton and exploration Of unproven
wildcat acreage"
The original statement had not
used the word wildcat, but said
the company would engage in gen.
eral oil business. Including the
prospecting" for oil and gas.
The amended statement also
notes that the initial holding of
shares of common stock by the
directors and officers as a group
will be a minimum of $4,000
shares to be acquired at the pub
lie offering price of 50 each.
Mr.. Mccarthy himself is to be
granted an option to buy two
million shares of common at IS
per cent of the fair market value
or 81 per share, whichever is
greater.
The revised statement notes
that the Mccarthy Oil and Gas
Corp. had been in default in pay
ments of notes to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society and on
June 3 affected a settlement in
which the colorful oil magnate
gave UP all his stocks in that cor
poration.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Army CIassifies Diary
Top Secret as Grow
Trial Is Continued
BY the Associated Press

The Army now has classified
as top secret" an American
generals diary whose contents
have been known to Russia for a
year.
The move to prevent public
knowledge of what the document
contained, it became apparent to-
day, is part of the curtain of
secrecy thrown around the court
martial Of Maj. Gen. Robert w.
Grow.
The diary is presumably "Ex-
hibit A" of the trial, which began
yesterday at Fort Meade, Md.
The case exploded in the
Army's face last January when a
Communist book appeared in East
Germany containing what it said
were excerpts from the diary kept
by Gen. Grow, then the military
attache at the American Embassy
in Moscow.
Mentioned Installations.
The excerpts included discus
sion Of the need for war with
Russia now and mentioned trips
Gen. Grow allegedly made to
study Russian military defense
installations.
The Army said a Soviet agent
got hold of the diary while Gen.
Grow was on a visit to Frankfurt,
in the United States zone of Ger
many, last summer, by entering
the generals hotel room during
his absence.
The Army hastily recalled Gen.
Grow to the United States, without
allowing him to return to MOSCOW !:
made an investigation, and ordered
a court-martial on charges that
(A) he improperly recorded classi-
fed military information in pri-
vate records and (B) failed
properly to safeguard classified
military information.
Trial Closed to Public.
The court-martial was ordered
closed to the public because of
the classified nature of much of
the evidence"
The first day of the court-mar-
tial at Fort Meade made it amply
evident the Army entended to
keep tight control of information.
Some reporters and photographers
were shooed away from the build
ing where the trial was in progress
but later were permitted to stand
outside the building. But, they
were told, they must not approach
or talk to members of the court.
The Army also declined to
identify witnesses.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Man Arrested in Market
Al ; Am. Held for Jury

A man who was unable to give
police q satisfactory explanation
of his presence in a market at
3 am. was held for the grand
jury under $1,000 bond Yesterday
by United States Commissioner
Cyril s. Lawrence.
Melvin D. Galloway, %. of the
Whitelaw Hotel, Thirteenth and
T streets. NV, was arrested yes
terday morning in the Cairo
Market, ITO Seventeenth street
NV, by Pvt. Emnitt A. Sullivan
of No. 3 precinct.
Galloway admitted breaking
the glass in the store door with
a brick, Pvt. Sullivan testified.
He said that the man had ad-
Evening star., 1952-07-24
Gen. TrapneII 10 Succeed
Brink in Indo-China Post
BY the Assoeioied Press

Brig. Gen. Thomas John Hall
Trapnell, combat commander in
World War II and in Korea, has
been named chief of the United
States military assistance advisory
group in Indo- China, the Defense
Department announced yester-
day.
He is scheduled to reach Indo-
China about August !, succeed
ing. Brig. Gen. Francis G. Brink
committed suicide here June "a
Gen. Trapnell won the Distin-
guished Service Cross and the Sill
yer Star for gallantry in action
during the Philippine campaign
in World War II.
He was captured on Luzon and
was prisoner of the Japanese
until the end of the war.
Gen. Trapnell recently re-
turned from Korea where he COM
manded the 18th Airborne Regi-
mental Combat Team.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
AT OOhdIIlohed
Buckingham,
Arlington, Va.

| N. Psrshins 0r. and
! Glebs Rd.--Next Door
! Post Office. Open $50
/ 70 $50 Mon., Tues,
: Wed.-9 to 2 Thurs,
Fri. Sof.
Evening star., 1952-07-05

DODGE 1949 de luxe 2-dr. sedan T.
and h., low mileage, one owner. This
car Is in exceptionally hne condi-
ton in every way. You may take
car to your mechanic without de-
posit. Week end special; $3.50.
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV.
WO. 5000. -6
DODGE 1859 Sierra all-metal sta
ton wagon; radio, heater, Gyro-
matte tinted glass; cost new, S3.410
q few months ago; sell for $1,000
cash or best offer. Crescent $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
G. M c.
Triple-C
Used Trucks
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

sss5 1S feaff SptTR aTTo eS1dsiSR 9HsER
fsI st r 6. NV. W. No. gu a7oo. o'Ss @15 'l
s545. MANHATTiAINSN ISNA AUTO KAISER
FRAZER, INC, both sides Of 9TH
AUsFiN q st. 1s4s, ag ssSs; rs s7ES 1851 HiIBsn
conv.. s97b: 1850 Fiat custom cony.
JACK PRY. LTD. 14th and p NV,
BUICK 1949 Super conv. club coupe;
r. and b., WV. tires, perfect top,
. real beauty; SLAB. CALVERT
MOTORS. De Soto-Plymouth Dealers.
IL 1l41 East East West Sss hwy, Silver sprisns'
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster conav.; 5000
actual MI; yellow with black top;
Dynafow; :. and h., spotliEht: In
no dealers. IS ,S2.5asd5,;;. ad,;. WI. 1928; II
BUICK ~ Super 4-dr.; bousht new
in .4S; r. and h.. new tires: pvt.
party; must sell; $S95 or best offer
Buick fi e'7' "a super: r. and h.. custom
paint and interior with upholstered
telephone, vacuum guage with Cadil-
lac chrome throughout, compl. mo-
tor job mos. ago; excel. cond.
throughout: will sacrifice for quick
sale; $1,095 or best offer. Elk. 1854.
BUICK 1941 surer convertible coupe;
r. and h., DIX. green with black top.
good tires; passed D. c. inspection;
$325. Call RA. SS92. --6
BUICK '4S Super 4-dr.: radio. heater;
clean. excellent condition; S1.025.
DE. 475O. Ext. 3. -7
BUICK 1915 4-dr. sed.; in very good
c0Ild.; S676 or best offer; will accept
trade. 1871. Penna. ave. NV. 20
BUICK 4e conv.; white o.. w., Z.
and b.; low mileage; good eond.
$1,000 Or best oher. LU. 2-0g07.
BUICK. 1e4e super. a-dr.: pyna-
9cyi excel cond.. S1,S00. Can HU.
&0N3. -
Evening star., 1952-07-05
AUTOS s TRUCKS WANTED
(confinued.)

cars; any make.
model and cond., for wreckins
yafc and usec car lot. Also useo
parts for sale. WARREN'S, Ii.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately. Call d.
sSoiUrYHHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. IA. 4S01,
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks; lunkers $40 and up. Cali
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-. RA. 1122.
CHRYSLER wanted. Will pay ton
cash price for clean ChrySler. Mr.
Dunniean. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
tChrysler-Plynouth). l5 Kennedy
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS Of all
n2skTr makes SrNTaTS ST sars are Is,. assured al
w ~ NEED ffaS CARS regardless Of make
highest prices paid. Don't sell OF
trade until you give US the oppor-
price. We will pay of balance Il
any. All cash See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
In location, $50 to 9 pm. weekdays;
$50 to $40: Saturdays: HILL a
6sse1 sA TsaRs $500 ,fia Gds's vernSnI aSTs
1 WouED LIKE TO BUY a clear
late model car. preferably with radio
ana heater; can pay all cash. ME
NASH Ambassador or Statesman; pri-
vate party will pay cash. Wo. 34l7
Evening star., 1952-07-05

ELCO, 1947, 27-FT.: NEW
CHRYSLER CROWN, "
DRIVE; NEW CANVAS, S. S.
RADIO TELEPHONE, NEW
BAT T E RIES, 12-VOLT.
DOCKSIDE AUTOMATIC
CHARG Err. FRESHLY
PAIN T E D, FAST, ABLE,
READY TO GO. $4,000. DIR.
SHAPIRO, SELBY BAY
YACHT BASIN, WEST
RIVER. 7703.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. p. j. WALSHE.
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
first deeds of trust. Low interest
rates. No parking problems. THE
VIENNA TRUST CO., Vienna. Va.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st
End and Bird mortgages; nearby Md.
properties. Cali MR.. PERCY. .JU.
$4,000. 3l9 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spg.. Nd.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. Cash in one day. Call MR..
WEBB. RE. 4961: ewes. DU. 7O9I.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 G st. NV. ME. 2495.
CASH PAID for list and 2no trust
notes. white or colored. in D, c.,
Nd. or Va; quick settlement. Full
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
14th and @ SITS. NV, DI. $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, d. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates,
NATIONAL MORTAGE q INVEST
MENT CORE 1912 N. 7. ave. NV,
National 6S33.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
2A to AZ DISCOUNTS.
MR.. QU1CK-RA. 341S. 81
Evening star., 1952-07-05
FLORIDA PROPERTY

6-rm. bungalow, breeze
way and garage, lovely lot. Located
In st. Petersburg, Fla. For further
information, call OWNER, UN. SO95.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
TRUCKS FOR SALE


FORD 1851 FL VS. h-ton pickup;
6-Star extra cab, heater; pvt.
owner; under 1900 mi. JU. $1,000.
CHEVROLET. late '46 duai-wheel
panel; passed '52 inspection; body,
tires. general appearance and motor
in Al condition. MI. 1854. -
send:: ssoS, j. 'sn; sas7ss. very 1S' 5000
WILLYS JEEP '4S h-ton truck;
low mileage. excel. eond. BY OWN
Err. $3.50. Herndon 10-W-2. %
FORD TRUCK-New AS long Wheel
base, cab and chassis; S1,575.
CHEVROLET ,a-ton pickup; 81 900
miles: like new; $3.50. WASHING
TON MOTOR CO.. 119 o st. ne.
FORD iR-ton stake. 12-ft. body and
cab. like new; good tires; S595.
D0DGE 1850 1-ton stake body truck,
with hydraulic lift tail gate. best
offer, call AL. 4441. ~
Evening star., 1952-07-05
LOTS AND COTTAGES

20 BEACHES TO SELECT FROM
We have the largest list avail. on
Avalon Shores. Herald Harbor, Sell
by-on-the-Bay Woodland Beach and
many others around the Chesapeake
also. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 1900,
Mon.-Wed.; rest of week at Beach
office. Annap. zoos.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
MOTORCYCLES

HEETER TRAILER SALES, Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route L. Berwyn
Nd. authorized dealer for several
HoiGsEi TRAILER ,4s IN" system,
totle- and shower, elec. refgr., hot
water heater, apt. size gas range
Owner leaving town. Lot 90. Temple
Trailer Village, telegraph rd.. Alex,
2s-FT. LIBERTY 1912 model: &c good
condition; sleeps 4: fold-away,
Murphy-type bed; gas stove; truck
tires and wheels: new warner
st Md 9Th a and f1S5 Erie ave. North Beach
Liberty CARAVAN, 2s-ft. house
size: bath and closets; has had ex-
ceHent care: will finance. lot 26-A,
Nighttngale Ct; 3 mi. s. Alex. g.
2S FT. HOWARD. all metal. never
pulled on the road. furnished, porch
attached. Sleeps 6. Excellent con-
dition. Lot 81, Temple Trailer
Village. Alex. Va. -6
1852 MODEL, 14-ft. aluminium; like
new; fully suuipped; $1,000 or best
INDIAN, '4s, 2s IT.. full bath. dolly.
SELF. stffps ro. SsTy S45s. elean' terms M Must
shower. toilet. dolly and acces-
sories; excellent condition. Lot 232.
Woodley Hills. Trailer Park. U. s.
/, south Of Alex. Inspect evenings
and week ends Rs
Evening star., 1952-07-05
BoATs

BOAT. 19M-ft.. for sale; GOOD con-
seen at Nd. Marine Corp, Mayo.
Nd; West EiyeE. Att. Bee 1R:
1913 HIGGINS 26-ft. sedan cruiser;
used very little; al equipped: sleeps
=; Q very fast boat. $4,000 oF beat
oder. phene Annapolis 6k22. I'd
Evening star., 1952-07-05
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER must sell
Income. S5,II7.l6. $4,000 Liss
BEATTY siaH. GE, co osiioaaEs NE $685. Ewes. ia.
SECOND CoMMERcIAL-Howard I'd.
lot and 4 -6edrm. home. % Perfect ts
sSSa 55 PFi'ee IF daISk sHakrzEk ialf Ms
THREE-UNIT APT. BLDG. Two
2-bedrm. and one l-bedrm.; corner;
OIL heat. Two-bedrm. apt. avail.
VII i%MEisAMs: ANS Cover 10 Years YSsAR1 IN
REM cSNTfkoL ccSSiNSf OFF SEPT. 80 80
come, with potential increase Of
%. goo more per year. Handled
with small down payment. We be-
WILLIAMS. over 40 10 Years Y in
Silver Spring" %
STANDARD OIL STATION-Nice To-
cation. q tanks, outlay for more; 3
bays: pumping 44,600 salons per
mSpisi mSpts; u919 g1od .,.s lease. 81. 4654:
FiRsT co%ME1Rc1AL PROPERLY.
With s.:.oly fame dSeilinE. dSsIGDs Lot .os
"a hOuSe 1u1PlaUIe 70 any type OF
business: JEROME 8. MURRAY,
liam. M4SfS' 2ff.-semidet. brick BID 6iSs.,
EIpaln&do diSnvestmgse1ntS, annual income
TS TX ME- M oS6s; eyes, GE. s979.
CORNER neishborhood shopping CEN
ter; 8 modern stores; 2 yrs. old; all
leased to diversified businesses;
sider individual sale. .S12, 800 an
,sss1!ii;s;2s. JEROME $: Murray. "a i.
II rms, 4 baths, as apts., partly
fnrn.; only $1,000 down. Open
SILVER I3li s !ssrRR;lNG-s Aunt 6ldss.; 1S
! 5-unit bldg. All have liv. rm.,
din. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath, rear
heat, in heart Of Silver Spring. Sell
SUUdl zs5i. UedlRgBs y W1I1AMs@" [ Sapte; over sa:
40 yrs. in Silver Spring -
1918 7 ST. N.W.-Three-st brk.:
3 baths, 3 kitchens, h.-w.h., 2-Story
earage. Terms. Call owner, PETER
MAR1ADES. DI. 1857 or Ii. 7-6497.
Two DUPLEXES, S15,00O0 each.
$4,000 cash investment for each;
See, return, not including reserves
and equity payment. MR.. SLATER,
RE. 3l26. WI. 9535.
ARLINGTON, NORTH.
Evening star., 1952-07-05

Water Front Cottage
Year-'round living; completely fur
niShed, 3 bedrms., screened porch,
large living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen,
bath and basement; $4,000. low
down payment; private pier. Phone
Owner, Annapolis 6522. %
Evening star., 1952-07-05
SAVE $1,000
GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT immediately q
small gar. or lge. shed for storage.
Vic. 44th and Macarthur blvd. Call
SCAR BRICK GARAGE, also suit
able for storase. RA. 6252 til
Evening star., 1952-07-05

KOzY COACH. 1851. 80 It., ali alum
mum, lived In less than g mos
Original cost over $500. Will
sacrifice for S3.995.
ZEPHYR. 1851. 81 It. Tandem, all
aluminium, complete bath, lived In
less than go days, $2.795.
COLONIAL, 1850, all aluminium. COM
plete bath, apt; size stove. hot and
cold water, S2,695..
SCHULT. 1860, with bath, hot and
cold water. Special this week end.
KozY COACH, 1s4s--------s1,e ,es5
LiBERTY. 1947-------------$1,69 ,69b
PLATT, 1912 $495
chased with o small down payment;
balance less than apt. rent.
COLES
Located 31s miles north Of Laurel, Md.
on q. 8. No. /. Phone Laurel 922.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

ARLNGTON-Approx. 1000 "a. It.
corner o9 Wilson blvd: vic: Court
MACKA1L. GL. 2267, day or eve,
Evening star., 1952-07-05
MASON'S BEACH, MD.

New year-around home
Arms. and bath, picture win
dow, elec. kit, auto. oil heat,
weather stripped; large level
lot; water front privileges.
7.495, $1,000 cash, $50 mo.
Drive to Deale, Md. House To-
Gated on Mason'S Beach main
road or call MELVIN WHIT
TINGTON. West River 5644.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

CLEAN 1851 or 1852 sedan, By pyt.
party. Wtll Day al cash; no dealers.
OUR INV OPENING has been ter
rife. ] am desperate for the ears
to meet the demand. You can be
sure Of more money for your ear.
AK AK S,aEs; ,as;,r,ny ony .gyfssHsi yfsssi Come e e
st. 1e.. South Capitol and II. ID
Evening star., 1952-07-05

A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for '36 to 80 cars.
oSO6 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT


BAY; summer cottage.
sScSmmodats sSSSrsn o 8; ;.s s5ec. kit; ideal for
COTTAGE, Cobb Island.
Modern; available after July. g.;
tiled kitchen, bath, shower; 60-ft.
from sea wall; sleeps 8, adults only.
Fine fishing, boating, swimming. For
further details, call LA. 6-S99S.
BEACH-Wateriront prop
for rent; electric, gas and bath.
PVT. BEACH. gorgeous view. 19O-ft.
water front; q bedrms., ami, old
farmhouse; % mi. D. c.; 500 per
wk. Phone this week end through
Tues. North Beach 6281. %
VIRGINIA BEACH
Beautiful ocean front house available
Immediately. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, nv.
rm., dining rm., kit, laundry rm.
with auto. washer; lge. Handicapped
lawn, extra showers outside; all
new furniture, new beds and mat
tresses; bargain, $1,95O thru Labor
Day; 72nd st. and Ocean Front;
phone Virsinia Beach 1901.
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Evening star., 1952-07-05

gOB 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
l. w. GROOMES, 1879 EYE ST. NV.
SOO9 14th ST.-Large store with
modern front. about 1000 So. It
Suitable for any kind of business
also End tir. loft suitable for beauty
SCHWARTZ REALTY CO.
DU. 1875 RA. 4224
Evening star., 1952-07-05
STORES FOR RENT

BASEMENT-Busy Fort Davis shop
ping center. $50. 3S41 Ala. ave.
41t6 AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-Lsrse.
modern store with five rooms, kitch-
en- and bath apartment. Suitable for
any business. Available Immediately,
Apply PENN PROPERTIES, EVANS
ssTTnpIHd. ~ ING 142o N. z. ave, NV.
STORE IN LYON PARK shopping
area with pvt. parking; suitable for
many businesses. Call ALBERT H.
COHEN Co. JA. 2-1661.- -13
OVER 5000 SO. FIT. of floor space
available in shopping center in Ar
lington: This store has q frontage
Of so It. with separate loading en-
trance in rear Of bldg, Low rent
ton. cal ae, ALBERT H. COHEN co,
sTToRE, YGii6 11th st. nv. APPROX. pS
1000 IT., suitable for storage.
wholesale. etc. RE. 3642. IS
CORNER 18th AND SOUTH DAKOTA
ave. ne, 4101 South Dakota-NeW
sS4Hsoe Isi IeIs1aAS ieth 81. N.WZHear Near N. Y 7
ave-; 2 stores, approx. 1,50O sQ. II.
large show windows, air conu
S1l0 mo. each. Parking avail. Cal
NE. 0095, COMET REALTY CO.
15SG N. cAPiToLMTBusy corner. op,,
$3.50. 1908 4th st. s.w., equipped
shoemaker Shop and vacant 4-rm.
bath apt. ooly 500 mo. Call Ma
E-r0 anV time -
Evening star., 1952-07-05
AVIATION

PT-Is 1941: good engine. some parts:
siINsON VOYAGER, metal prop,
red finish, instruments. away
PIPER CUE ia, excellent condition.
Call TE S770. %
Culver LIZA. Like new. Just
rebuilt; low total time; 125-mph
cruise; 2-way radio. A bargain. H.
Phone 31O. or Q6I. "A
Evening star., 1952-07-05

ARLINGTON, NORTH.
At Fort Myer dr.. entrance to Fort
Myer. Apartment containing 2
units: both leased; income $176.25
monthly; can be increased. PRICE.
$4,000; EXCEL. FINANCING.
ASK-US? REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-07-05
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. 1920; EVENINGS. LA. 6-51g4.
service. Cali MA. 664O.
NATIONAL. FINANCE CO.
LG14 K st. NV. (lIth and X
Evening star., 1952-07-05

1924 14th ST. NV.
Opposite car barn. attractive show
window store. IA st. cars pass the
door; good for most any business
Only $50.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S H st. NV. DI. 1877
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