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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14
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Finance, George Wells; Camp
ing and Activity, Al Rutko.
Personals
Mrs. Harold Nelson, who un-
defwent surgery on Thursday
Feb. 7th, is recovering nicely,
and expects to come home Sun
day. Her address is Mrs. Har-
old Nelson, Ward 1, Glenville
hospital, st. Clair and 105th,
Cleveland, o.
Master George Nelson is
spending some time with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Nelson in Cleveland.
Mrs. Patricia Williams, Mrs.
Janice Held, and Mrs. Florence
Hilger of Newbury attended a
dinner and meeting of District
No. l of the Ohio Eastern Stars,
at Hartsgrove, on Saturday.
George Williams, Jr., is home
from school, with chickenpoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
Jams, of Austinburg, o., an
nounce the birth of daughter
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14
NEWS from BURTON

on Sunday, Feb. 10th, at 1910
am, at Ashtabula General
hospital. They are former Bur
ton residents.
Burton Romps Over Thompson
81 33
Burton scored freely against
Thompson Friday evening, Feb.
9Th, and won by the convinc-
ing score of 81 to 33. Burton
got off to a fast start and led
at the end of the first quarter
by the score of 25-11. Half
time score was 1922, and the
score at the end of the 3rd
quarter was 1926. Burton kept
rolling and scored % points in
the last quarter. The J.V.'s also
won by the score of 409.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

Twenty nine Cub Scouts
enjoyed their first swimming
lesson this year at the Y.M.C.A.
in Painesville, on Friday even
ing. The men taking them were
John Dingman, John Brilia,
Burton Fish, Wendell Hansel,
and John Musil.
Mrs. Lena Shaw of Newcom-
erstown spent Saturday through
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Page Russell.
Sunday callers in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Page Russell
were Mr.. and Mrs. AL Booth
and daughter, Karen, of Cleve-
land.
Sunday supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Burnet were
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Burton got off to a slow
start and found themselves
trailing at the end of the
first quarter by the score
of 81 II. Burton defense
frightened in the End quarter
and held Kirkland scoreless
while they were scoring 10
points, making the halftime
score 21-21. Burton led at the
three-quarter mark by the
score of 1871. Burton out
scored Kirkland 20-6 in the last
period, and won by the score
of 57-37.
Burton's junior varsity played
very fine game and won by
the score of 1896. Kirtland'S 5
j. V. led until the closing min
utes when Burton rallied and
took the lead and the game.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14
II. G.. KOLLAR

r. G. Kollar and H. B. Per-
kins have recently been appoin-
ted authorized Hudson car
dealers for Chardon and vicin-
ity, taking over the show room
on E. Park ave-, formerly
owned by H. c. Bickle. The
agency will be known as
Kollar Hudson, Inc.
Mr.. Kollar and Mr.. Perkins
have a combined experience of
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

Burton Repels Kirkland 57-37
On Saturday, Feb. 9th,
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How big.
Should Super Market be?

3. 1t must be big enough to use always every pos
sible measure to insure freshness and sani
tatiOn of each item you buy.
4. 1t should be big enough to enable you to shop
quickly and comfortably.
1t is our constant effort to meet these require
ments, to give you better store in which to
shop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

did last Sunday when they already
tere apart.
However. their duet Of such q
tender ballad as '.Sweethearts on
last weeks '-Tuast Of the Town"
seieytsion show GCRSl was sung
to an audience unaware of the
ost-S'age split.
With the public in on their Sc
eret and Mervili's lawyer dixcscS-
.ng the signing cf the separation
agreement, music circles wcre
wondering bow the two now wosfld
sske 70 singiag q love in each
ether arms
Their w1aGlag March - was
Aevs York Cts dream affair. The
s@o stars we're Local kids who
made goSsd. Merrin vas born In
Brooklyn. Miss Peters. born in the
tErgx gialuesi ssaFdon tn 1850 by
rapahly f.lling in Al the Met when
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together tonight at an outdoor
concert.
An attorney for the S2-seav old
AerrU said Friday nigh, thas the
baritone and his 2i-year-old bride
signed a separation agreement FRI
day with a divorce probably %
follow, Too much career reported
L caused the troubles.
Bi the attorney. Andrew J.
Felsmaa. said his ebert hsd not
SVEN Up haFe for . reconciliation
VIA tide tlack.hs sired Soprano
NelA1er Miss Peters nor her st.
tgr@ey coald be reached for sem
mez;.
The marital discard in tae pTi-
v2te life a the tue Metropolitan
opeTs stars came with tire cssssple
hased IA appear fosEr sases "a.
Eelker sAlS Summer-luSt as they
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Citizen Staff Photo

another leading performer became
III at the last minute.
Members Of the Met and some
1000 friends. family and fans at.
tended their wedding in the Park
Avenue syna gcgue.
But TIE young couple never had
a real honsymoon-only two DAYS
VIII a Met performance sand
wscsed IN. Their plans called for
q DELAYED wedding trip 10 Venice
tnas summer, IN between concerts.
TIER careers. Merrill'x associ.
ates se1Aeve, kept the tyso from
eaeh ether ard SO led 10 the sallt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Mrs. Jeanne
Taylor, MarteHo
Gallery Curator
NOW Liues liz Fort
BY SUSAN MeAvoY

The Key West Art and Historical
Society have cracked the housing
shortage for their Curator Mrs.
Jeanne Taylor and provided her
with the most unique apartment
in Key West, and PROBABLY in Flo
rida.
With the aid of Edward Amber,
contractor, the Society with small
expenditure has made four room
apartment for Mrs. Taylor at the
Southeast end of East Marteilo
towers.
Amber installed a septic tank,
bathroom, kitchen, screens for the
rifle Sits and two doors. Mrs. Tay-
lor did the rest with days of hard
cleaning, and decoration.
II think ] swept up dust that was
here during the Civil War;" she
said yesterday.
The East tower built in 1861
houses the Key West historical col
lection of the Society. Mrs. Taylor
keeps it open to the public from
II to S daily except Monday.
To enter the museum you 20
through huge wooden doors facing
on the airfield. To enter Mrs. Tay-
ior's magnificent apartment you 90
around to the southeast end of the
brick fort. Though the entrance is
through the kitchen, an East Mar
tello kitchen is as much a place OF
beauty as many living rooms are.
The brickwork of the skilled 10th
century masons forms beautiful
arches whether it is over the kit
chen sink or in the So foot long
living room.
Mrs. Taylor has whitewashed
brick walls in the two bedrooms
dining room and living room. She
has furnished the huge rooms with
furniture from her family home at,
Holly Spring, Mississippi, the same
furniture that graced the Bahama
House, 408 William street where
she lived for ID years.
Next to the kitchen is her own
bedroom with its antique bedstead.
In the guest room is magnificent
pineapple four poster which is set
off by a ceiling-high tapestry at the
head.
The dining room which has al
door leading to the outdoors and
the citadel. has refecloly table
and a set of Cuban leather-seated
chairs which harmonic with the
Latin feeling Of the fort. The liv.
ing room longer and more spacious
In feeling than In any Key West
apartment have seen. has rifle
Sits screened for ventilation. 1t is
dark because of this, bat makes
a perfect room for night parties.
Mrs. Taylor's yellow and golden
ccloI ed slip covers and upholsteries
look well against the white brick
walls and tie red brick ceiling. A
magnificent arch at the far end of
the room, Slows off the craftsman |
Ship of the 18th century fort max
ers. Bricks cut to all sizes form an |
esthetically satisfying series of ar
ches.
A curator's apartment without OBJ
let's dart would be barren indeed.
he walls are hung with eSrly Key
West portraits, one of Key Vests
famous Judge jefferson brown,
End two family portraits loaned by
Curry Harris restored by Mrs. Tay-
lor. Modern Key West painters are
represented by Ann Carmouche. !
Mrs. Taylor also has two small /
paintings done by her ancestors.
While Mrs. Taylor was showing /
US through the apartment, mem. .
bers of the Society were en- route
to the Tower with oleanders, bou-
ganvillea. and other plants that |
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they are contributing to beautify
The ampfitheater.
Mrs. Nora Smiley, Mrs. william
Warren, Mrs. Roland Goulet and
Mrs. Curry Moreno are the NOV
ing spirits III this project.
Meanwhile Mrs. Taylor can be
happy that the Society and ifs Pre-
sideEt Joe Allen had the magma.
ton to Utilize a small part of the
huge cd Fort for their curator's
quarters. Not Only is she right at
her place Of worG, bat Mrs. Tay-
lor has the only civil war fort home
this Size of Fort Jefferson. There
the PARK Service employees live in
converted patios and officers
quarters, Here Mrs Taylor has for
herself as lovely and snug an
apartment as yoI could build today
1or umpty- thousands Of dollars.
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ted on the second floor of the
Barns Building, 6O4 Duval
street.
Thompson has been associa-
ted with the finance business
in the Island City for some
time, and is qualified by virtue
of his experience to assist local
residents with their financial
problems.
Town Finance company will
be engaged in the making of
small loans from SIS to $500.
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SOUR NOTE
HIT In
LOVE DUET
Opcra Stars Robert
Merrill, Roberta
Peter. Separate After
10 Weeks OF Marriage

NEW YORK - -- opera Stars
Roberta Peters ard Robert Merrill
we're out nj tuEe today after 10
v eaks Is . husband .an3 Ike aaet
u they sui haze 3 date To zaag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07

~ saF kissed Florida beauties
FesSAsly travelled to New Yuyk 10
promote tie cItTas industry. TIE
Fv9 ATTY a the Florida Citrus XIX.
Fassasstsa- trey we're chosen az TIE
last Winter Hayen exposition.
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Of the 90 elements. only about
30 occur in nature in a free state.
Evening star., 1952-11-03
SPECIAL BARGAIN

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Will Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention, builders, specula-
tors and investors, 1880
square feet, 1St commercial,
prominent corner facing
large Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
zoned 1St commercial. It is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 so. It. additional in
this parcel not commercial
This Is q real location for
immediate development. Act
today to secure this bargain
Attention, agents. B. M
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
II ct. NV. RE- 5216.
Evening star., 1952-11-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 Belyedere: r. and h..
oysrdrive. tinted class, 4. 100 actual
@slssi serms ooaE oEMTEaD SasGS MoTos JTeSs co sod
1000 wilson blvd. Art. Va. o%.
PL9MoUTH Al: very clean; 80 GOOD
mech. cond. and tires. r. and h.,
seat covers; S275. IA. 5-7Os7.
PLYMOUTH AZ 2-dr. spe. d. l.; excel
HoENERs's. s sth q and r1S Fla. n ne. s1tf. AZ:
rIYMouTH 1e41 special d. luxe ms se-
sRoPERis 18th and and R. isS I. ave. nOwn; G!s.
40 4-dr. Spec. de luxe;
sXss sxesl' cond.; r. and h.; S1.l95. FA.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s 4-dr. Spec. de luz luxe:
has T. and h.. excel, tires; this Is
KI Kirk I 0SNo MOTOR CO. 1000 Ca. ave.
PONTIAC ~! 1e4s "s. eonv,; Hydra:
b. $3.50 or best offer. 1910 Madison
ST.; s. M chilium Hsts.. apt. 1o1. afteTf5
PoNIIAC 1859 Catalina coupe, ..
tone blue. full .eauipment: Hy6.;
sssw ss1oatie sltie: E2 Icy mileage; ;,i1 iim1maculsse;
PONTIAC I046 "s' sedan co,,pe.
ate Cali 5u ssoso @Ss see Pfcs.D e sDsEss sass.
PONTIAC le4o "e'' o-dr. sedan: fnu
Sition; a!a9 .call BEN. La. s-4isi alter
PcSTII1MAo ~. M 80 convert. black; Gle clean
h chisftsinD sHa sSs DsFsfss $780, toD i aa sRa
money-back trial. 4-n1outh wrttfsn
Wash S Oldest Ford : Dealer sniTl5SS. sNS.
roNSTiAd1 rSSNST d1li1 ia4s 4Xssrpons mont. aye
is the cisanest one si in town. toWn.. 9YoS Hls
may take 1t to your mechanic for
;S you6 on apgroval ES,,9 a,..si 8 iioss Iig rsss
Bladensburs I'd. at Pineyo oI Branch.
Silver SPRING Md. Ju. 7.seSi.
con.. coupe; Iisht green with tan tan
so45s s5safa ARCADE cyAaprS eleea soNTfPc ffpssia eo g.
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
PONTIAC AS Hydra-Matic; excel.
sqnS S6o f%B or Sess saSiR osr Mlesss Ws .ap499
lsTuDEBAKER ia4s cor cow. VOC coupe:
$500 or best offer. Call MRS.
AUGUSTINE. Ex. 1000. Ext. 81.
loAODEDhhEh 1901 starlight club
coupe; r.. and h., overdrive; one
owner; like new inside and out;
81 495, $195 down. CAPITOL
PACKARD, 1911 Georgia ave. SH.
IsTUDEBAKER '5e Commander 4-Sr.:
Smnfr %aH Slas! nsf 81 eS 1900 jT saol7e no 7eesut;
sbTu1EBAKER bssfsTa.nsIIls.a! so de de luxe, luxe 2-drs
tires: SLAB; 2-day money-bacE
trial: 4-month written guarantee.
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. $500. 1114 ver-
sTTDEBAfkER 40 e-cyl. sedan: GS orig.
owner; new paint, heater. See to ape
p9EEeciats; $685. no money down.
ZEPHYR 50 4-dr. sedan; htr.: eapd.;
SalSes: beauty 4, Icy 9ss mi ds,Sy oysrhssS
tTIal. HIaI .4-gmonth nth, yrittsn euarsntee.;
Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50). 1114 Yer.
STATION WAGON. so Nash Rambler
$500 mi }: overdrive: r. and h.;
Sl,s95, HoRNER's. 9Th and Fla.
STATION WAGON, 81 Pontiac ..s'
l7,782 NIL: 3 seats: 3 pass: So.
345. HoRNER'S. 9th and Fla. ne.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN '4s sedan; clean; very eco
$595; 2-day. money-back trial; 4
month n writsen @ guarantee, HILL 4
er 1NA. 9s50I. lila Vermont ave,
AUSTIN IaI ,s. 40 2:;sa55; ht5.; very clean i,
back trial; 4-month ,,,,y Mrjtten ,,s guar: s !.
oldest Ford dealer lNA. 9S50). 1l1z
AUsTTiMS;' ne; new : %$1,s25: immediat.
delivery; top trade in; direct fac.
tory dealer: MANHATTAN AUTO
Open ewes. tn q pm. EST. 1911.
station wagon. $645; 80 Austin.
1857; .4S JaEuar conyt., S1,762: 81
Pds = stss 81 'Esa Est. isssi !ASk pRY' l4sh and
BUICK 1e4s super convertible; o,ooo
hks bsI new w SI;ald5o. Call MR.. STE
Dr. sedsn fsSic RSSiomassfr and hsr Hyiera Wv "
teryS:. tsS. S. 81 ess. tFfsS' IL. 1856. 81 luke uDnSiS
BUICK '42, Special. r. and h. Good
SSoonndd. Sond. 1915 or best offer. 81.
BUICK 80 Riviera .a-dr. super. two
tone blue, equipped. S1,o45. HOR-
NERs. 9th and Fla. ne. AT. 6464:
BUICK. 194s. super sedanette. r. q
out o IT, 1850 srssR ksk f1san SoroF ss5 eas09s co.
1000 Ga. ave. ia. 1900. "a
BUICK 81 de luxe 4-dr.; r. and h..
covers, easy eye glass; S1,995.
Hs0RNER's. 9Th and Fla. ne. AT.
BUICK 80 de luxe 4-dr.:: black; very
BUICK 81 convert; S2.345. Red
leather, black top, w.-w. tires.
s!ss as!0sRsNER's, 9th and Fla. ne. At
BUICK ssS:4., s,rsa s,ns sgsss sgnss 40 Honslnhs
BTIck 9fR and gsa ae kM AZ fsst Riviera 4dr
WV Wv. ; Tires: C'A' Sc. Dos. sno HoRNERs SEfss;
9TH and Fla. ne AT. 6464. -.
BUICK AZ convert; cpe.; r. and h.,
@ trla; an s.mentS ssAi written guar. sss5.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash's Oldest
ford Dealer tNA. 9S50l. lila YER
BUICK '52 Roadmaster Riviera 4-dr. /:
and t,la:. h.: Pynafow: We E-z a,.,s eysslasss; Lass
Than 1900 miles. Save hundreds Of
dollars: S2sS95. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1915 Que st. NV. DU. $500
BUICK so super Riviera 4-dr.: I.
and b.; Dynahow; plastic seat COW
- This 8 1-owner low MILEAGE
car; Has had excel; care; $1.695.
AoYLE MOTOR SALES. 1S4b Cue
BUICK '51 Riviera 2-dr.: black:
beauty: perfect cond.: :. and h.. seat
covers, synco. trans; new WV.
tires: tires: soans i1to ,S service: must sell i
Will arrsnse 1nancins. AP.r 61Z7.
IS
Evening star., 1952-11-03

1865 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Suite 2, lge. ofice with pvt. entrance
directly of street: avail. Dec. L
res. mgr. on premises. Inspect and
apply to
JESS FISHER q CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors Elk. 1911
Evening star., 1952-11-03
RENT A CAR OR TRUCK
YOU DRIVE 1T.
WO. OO3l
CAR LEASE SERVICE INC.
1886 Wisconsin ave.
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
sop prices for clean used cars. Cali
Fafis, aH HONEST AppRArsALs of all
PONTIAC. 1884 4 st. n.w., ST.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
Tor nice; low. mileage cars. MORRIS
H%GH6ES Wo6ES g1G Ike Ga 70 aYs sYF FA ihs2 el.sS
late model car. preferably with radio
and heater; can pay all cash. NE.
GooD, Ss5D, MAN FOR BAD CARS and
trucks; iunkers $40 and up. Call
A Tor PRIcE meHsse for late modei ssmpss csr, any
make. Mr.. Dunningan. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 7911 ca. ave. sH. 1904.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid fos
good clean cars IA. 4S01.
WOULD LIKE TO- purchase from q
eriSafe PIT, e, owner; C1si late model Cadillac
$500 CASH Tor nice 1es7-4a Ford
Chevrolet, Plymouth or pickup truck
BILL. JE. 4-2S18. "a
WE NEED YOUR CAR regardless OF
make; highest prices paid. DOM
opportunity to buy or trade at youi
price. We win pay OF balance i
any. ALL CASH. See the Salesman
1t our convenient downtown drive.
in location. $50 to 9 pm. week.
days, $40 to $50 Saturdays. Hill
q SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest Fore
Dealer fNA $3.50. lila Vermont
ave. NV.
CADILLACS WANTED
'41-'52 models. See us before you
trade or sell your Cadillac. we vii
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 134b Cue st NV,
Evening star., 1952-11-03
STORES FOR RENT Gent, /,

MONROE ST. N.E.--Would like to
talk with some one. interested in
renting. front part of store. approx.
1Sx17 it., semibath, display window;
suitable sy bic. for Tv repair or etc. Cali
VACANT STORE: immediate S oceu-
pancy 1914 9th st. NV; suitable
pgrr fST m many nypsJ purposes; Cali 5oo MR..
STORE TO RENT-suitable for clean
2. pawn ,na shop; busy a street: newly dec
s%osH tesaa OR s'1 OFFICE Fl E. nE Near Senate
once Bldg; over 400 50. it.; long
or short lease; $50 mo. FIR. 542S.
CORNER STORE. reas. rent; suitable
for any business; with heat. Call
after p.m., RA. 77O7. 3
GENERAL STORE with ESQ gasoline:
~ yrs. going business; widow must
ttacats vac es9 Soetor's orders. Phone Full
FALLS CHURCH-Approx. eoxeo IT..
on Lee hwy; ample parking; rea-
sonable rent. JE. 3-7494. A
s37 26th ST. N.W:--Corner store. 3
617 9th ST.. NV. at G st.-Near
Hechts and downtown shopping.
GUARANTEE REALTY. INC. MA. 05S7
5Iae MACARTHUR BLVD. N.w.-s7o
Mr. mP RoNss' sosRss. OK. 5e s1aa & j. an 5 daily
STORE, ONCE and used car lot; about
WooDWARD NORRIS.
Evening star., 1952-11-03
I.O0T

LOST
who who 81 sid his car ar 10 ian : i1eieh6or Il with. Is.
out nrst setting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Biock bcuth Of Key Dridge.l
1917 North Moore et. = OW. S7Si
Evening star., 1952-11-03
S1.495
ISL NaSk

81 Nash ST .495
Statesman Custom Airflyte. Sparkling
maroon finish. O'drive. htr., clear
yinyl plas. covers. bed arrangement.
Exceptional in every respect. 2-day
money back trial; 4-month written
guarantee. Hill g. Sanders, Washs.
l114 Vermont ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-03
VIENNA, VA, AREA

VIENNA, VA., AItEIh
13 acres, fenced pastures, modern s.
bedroom brick home, sits well back
from blacktop road; some outbldgs; /;
FREEMAN g. SHERBURNE, Maple
ave-. Vienna, Va. "A
$1,000, DOWN, $40 mo. |:
buy for S1,250; % acres and four
room dwelling: 130 mi south OF
d. c. TIE. 4131. -3
Evening star., 1952-11-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSINESS ONLY-6-rm. frame house,
within 2 blks. Hecht's (Va.l store;
$125 mo, JUDsoN REAMY q SON
1850 II ST. N.E.-store with 3-rm.
apt, h.,w.h., separate two-story
brick bldg in rear; nI, yasant; yaGnTI; r.SnN S155
NORTH ARLINGToN. a few blocks
OFF Key Bridge-Approx. $4,000 So
it,, 232-ft. frontage. Will lease In
part or whole: driveways; entire
area surfaced and. well-lighted; 4
stucco work bays, large office, very
A good location for any type bust.
ness. Heavy traffic count Adjacent
to new Rosslyn post ofice. 1916
Ft, Myer dr.. ia. s-s57s or "a
CORNER BLDG, downtown; 4 fioors
Tsa Fsehef slsvat9hb ah pREYruss fGGS3 Isl BRos
Ma; 05s2: eyes, Ho. 2s49,
shopping center at junction of 8 bus
lines: garking spaee; avail. shortly
CURTIS. Broker; SH 5277. a
'a ax5s with s vacant rseaSH lot sxss zenee Sns
End coml.: recently constructed. G
200 i BLK. G 81. N.W.%Restaurant
fully eauigped; soins BUSINESS; e s160l
NEAR & MAINE HAiHHH AVE. io'' AND Nn' II 1 ST.
story brick building, can be .easil,
used for ofices or storage; will re-
model to suit tenant; reas. rent
RE. 2137 TR. 1866. a
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th and 70.
st.efs sts exee oe So tdr r. drnastore En:t on
other enterprise. FRED A. SMITH
co EX 24S9. -3
Evening star., 1952-11-03
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES in
lawyers suite; new bldg; excel. To-
cation; attractively furn.: use Of
library. reception room and confer.
SHERATON BLDG. I'll 18th st.
ERSNis R,Si NJ Bt1fSfstG. SSfstG 1920 New Ts York
ave. NV. Available Immediately
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
nf}poNS SH5ts S1o Ecg Eyans sldg; Hag Me; 15o7' I
ia-ssory ckeLf once blde fs4s 6coG conn
silver sPRiNG~Lee. Arm. i uu and
bath; ideal for prof. man; u block
to Hscht,s: long lease, 81. 1854. "A
aFsis and iSy Week oey ends Ao Aysiss5s sss
LE-(Professional bldg ),
corner Gallatin and Baltimore ave.
Loo II. fioor space on Ist Il: or
Py sP Pss 'hsfsYSs szYMoND 5F sGelfs auPSERF
FodSuR I'M. $ sd9Tf. HE sTi IND sfse Il; bus. d
prof.; j st comm. zone. Call NO. 650l
Mon. through Fri. "a pm. -
LAW OFFICE IN SUITE. compl. lib.
All services. Tower Bldg. Box
I6is lrY7Mi 18th ST 81. N.w.-rhree-rm. suite,
bldg: ideal for union trade assn. or
loc. natl. org. Several other Offices
starting at S25. ST. $500. ~
SO35 18th ST.. Silver Spring. "a block
of Georgia ave.-Model bldg, ample
parking facilities; suitable for doc
to:. lawyer, financial office, insur-
ance. etc. Reasonable rent. Call GE.
0395. q
ENTIRE FLOOR. mr.. courthouse,
with air-conditioning, 1000 SO. IT.:
RSs Rsos Nr ma risSasg Ssss eya. ws.n
DESIRABLE OFFICE sPACE--4oo So.
It.: good location in Alex; includes
light. heat and good parking area.
Call XII. S-1400. --3
1903 CONN. AVE. - Entire second
floor: approx. 1000 50. it.; newly
decorated; suitable for almost any
business. Call Ma. $500 or EN-.
O03S. 4
Evening star., 1952-11-03
LOANS
MONEY WANTED

NEED SOMEONE to take $4,000,
End trust on our house. Call Rock
sECoNDD D' TRUST of $4,000 at the
NV property; good location. Box
1S6-R Star. q
Evening star., 1952-11-03
FARMS
SACRIFICE

DUE TO ILLNESS
rolling beef cattle farm
near Poolesville. Md. More thar
400 acres. $50 acres timber: S-rm
frame house with bath, water. elec
and splendid view; huge bank barn
cor, corn cribs and r., other out bldgs;
seeded to hay and grass; water
avail. to all fields; on hard surface
road; school bus at door; in excess
of 1000 #. fronting on Potomac
River in heart of fastest CROWNS
Montg. County area. Illness forces
Evening star., 1952-11-03
MOTORCYCLES
TRAlLERS

HARLEY 40 "74" OHv; $3.50 ol
best offer. Many extras. Call Lu
Evening star., 1952-11-03
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinued.)

A DEALER FROM N. C.
Paying big prices for 1896 to 1850
cars. $500 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9S44.
Evening star., 1952-11-03
RIVER ROAD ACREAGE

POTOMAC FARM ESTATES" offer.
sively planned community. conven.
lent to shopping, schools and trans.
portation. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC, Potomac ofice. Oliver f333
Evening star., 1952-11-03
ToDAY's SPECIALS!

N mot Completely satisfied, car may be fetu
condition. and your meney