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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17
APPLES PLENTY
OF VlTAMINS

It's apple time again in Ohio.
Buy and use apples freely, says
the Home Demonstration Agent.
They are excellent sources of Wit
amins and minerals, as well as
supplying energy. Apples along
with other fruits have a stimulat-
ing effect on appetites. For pack
ing lunch boxes and adding
spark to meals, apples are excel
lent. But for maximum enjoyment,
varieties must have characteristics
suitable to their uses. For ex-
ample, in cooking, the firm and
tart apple is most desirable. For
al lround eating and cooking pur-
poses, the Baldwin, Golden Delici-
Gus, Jonothan, Mcintosh, Northern
Spy, Stayman, and Wealthy varie-
ties are very acceptable.
For economy, buy apples in
quantity. Store your apples at a
temperature of 35 degree F, if at
all possible. This retards ripening
action in the fruit as well as slow
ing the action of molds and fungi,
that cause rot. Store the mature
fruit in baskets and boxes in the
cold and moist place, free from
strong odors.
Apples can ID zest to every part
of the meal. Glazed or cinnamon
apples with the main dish add
color as well as variety in flavor
and texture. For variety, try
baked apples stuffed with sausage.
With apples in vegetables and in
salads, diets can easily be bolster
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17
Financing Feeder
Livestock In Ohio
G. T. HENNlNG and
NJ. 3. EVANS
From Ohio Farm and Home
Research

From Ohio Farm and Home
Research
Shorter margins and fluctuating
markets combine to make the fl
nancing of livestock feeding much
more complex than it was a few
years ago. Nevertheless the pic
ture here in Ohio is good, despite
the fact that most growers have to
channel their buying through deal
ers' pens.
The big question in the minds of
many frmers is how deep to go in
borrowing money, and where to
get it.
During the past two years, the
Department of Agricultural Eco
nomics of the Experiment Station
made a study to appraise this situ-
alton. Primarily, we were interest
ed in learning how much growers
were borrowing, who was lending
the money, and whether or not
credit was ample to meet the
needs.
143 Feeders Interviewed
One hundred and forty-three
livestock feeders in Wood, Aug
laize, Miami, and Union Counties
were interviewed to obtain the in
formation. These counties were
considered typical of Ohio feeding
from the standpoint of location,
size of operation, and differences
in financing.
County agents, marketing, agen-
cies, and credit institutions helped
in selecting the group to be stud
led. 1t was felt that these men,
because of their experience and
extent of buying would give a good
cross section of a borrowers atti-
tude toward buying feeder cattle
on credit.
A livestock count showed that
the 143 farmers were financing
and feeding 1000 steers, 500 heif-
ers, 400 calves, 5000 hogs, and S.
600 sheep. With steers, herds num-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17

Farmers must remember that
banks nd other institutions issuing
credit to livestock feeders have to
be alert to risks involved when
prices are fluctuating. In a stable
or rising market, risks are not
nearly as great as when prices are
falling or likely to fall. If he feeds
six months or longer with falling
prices, and if cash reserves are in
adequate, any farmer is likely to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17

ed in vitamin and mineral content.
Especially good for salads are the
Cortland and Golden Delicious ap-
Piles as they do not darken on
standing. In fruit salads, apples.
especially those with colorful skins
give crisp texture often lacking
when canned fruits are used. Ap-
pies serve equally well on sand
wiches, breads nd pstry For the
all time favorite, apple pie, try a
bit of cinnamon and cloves in your
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17
Five Madison Dairymen
Receive Certificates

The Ohio Dairymen's Association
awards certificates to five Madison
County Dairymen for the testing
year ending Janury 81, 1851, ac-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17

pastry for a little extra flavor con-
trast.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17

find himself involved in an un.
pleasant financial situation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-10-17


BILLINGS, Mont. LP)-A young
man who had asked three friends
to cut his hair claimed in court
he was butchered instead of bar
bereG.
Gilbros Casiandlo said the three
left him looking like a Mohawk
Indian with only a tuft on top.
The judge clipped the BARRIERS
for $40.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Judge Would Like 10 Drive
Women Out Of Factories
By the Assocjcted Press

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Woman's
place is in the home, not in q
factory. Circuit Judge Daniel A
Roberts said Monday in COM
lmenting on a divorce case.
"I'll never order woman to &c
Ito work-except to do housework,
lin her own home." Judge Roberts
said. "Woman's place Is in the
home. If I had my way I'd drive
them all out of factories and back
into the home"
The case involved william Wald,
48, a tool maker, and his estranged
wife. Josephine. Al. He has filed a
divorce bill and Mrs. Wald a
Icross-bill. Each accused the other
lof deSertion.
Judge Roberts rejected a re-
quest by Mr.. Wald's attorney that
he vacate the temporary alimony
order under which MIR. Wald has
been paying Mrs. Wald $40 weekly
since February %, 1850. and COM
lpel Mrs. Wald to get a job.
The WaldS were married in 1890
and separated in 1947.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Harry RoseniieId Heads
New immigration Board
BY The Associated Press

President Truman's new Com.
mission on immigration ano
Naturalization yesterday named
Harry N. Rosenfield of New York
as its executive director. Mr.
Rosenfield served for four years
as a member of the former Dis
placed Persons Commission.
The immigration Commission
was set up September 4 to study
and evaluate immigration and
naturalization policies and was
directed to report by January /
The member group is sched-
uled to meet today with President
Truman at the White House.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
IMGM Threatens 10 Sue
mario Lama for S7OO, 900
By the Asseeiaisd Pres.

1 " We Asaoetoioo pfe$S
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 17.-MGM
has Cancelled production Of 1.-THE
Student Prince starring Mario
LAMA. and says it will sue the
singer for 100000 it claims to
have invested in the venture.
A spokesman said yesterday that
Mr.. LAMA failed to appear for
the start Of the film September 3
and that the production was
dropped the next day.
A studio statement said Mr..
LAMA. after being notified Of the
abandonment, requested and was
GRANTED q conference with studio
officials. Mr.. LAMA asked the
studio to reconsider. The studio
declined but suggested q later
meeting. Again, the statement
said, Mr.. LAMA failed to make an
appearance.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
I4-Cor Crash Ties Up
Hiqhwoy Bridge Truffic

Rush-hour trafiie was held vi
for IS minutes late yesterday or
the northbound Highway Bridge
by a collision involving four cars
Two persons we're injured
slightly. They were Henri r.
Barre, 43, Of Fairfield, H., and
Mary H. Perry. 80. Of 2o5 Regina
street. Alexandria. Va. driver OF
one OF the cars. Mr.. Barre was
q passenger In another car!
The four cars suffered slight
damage.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

San Francisco. beginning October
l. Other field Offices will be main
tanned in Chicago and New York
A native of Lawrenceville, Va,
he is a graduate Of Hampden-
Sydney College and the University
of Virginia. He was formerly a
reporter for papers in Lynchburg
and Richmond and directed pub
licity for the Cavalier Hotel al
Virginia Beach and for the Vir-
ginia State Chamber of Commerce
Evening star., 1952-09-17

aSer Oh TOT u
public relations
throughout the
Western States.
The promo
ton announced
yesterday was
part of q re-
alignment Of
the company's
public relations
staff and field
organizations.
Mr.. Lashley
will direct the
office. with
headulIarterS in
Evening star., 1952-09-17

He also taught English at Hamp-
den-Sydney and was a Navy lieu
tenant during World War II.
Mr.. Lashley joined the Ford
public relations staff in 1850 and
came to Washington in January
1851, when the regional Office was
moved here from Chester. Pa.
His wife is the former Mary
Shepherd Ogden, daughter of Mrs
Henry Shepherd, 2907 p street
NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Japanese 10 Discuss
Pulp Mill in Alaska
By the A..eeiuted Press

TOKYO, Sept. 17.-Three Japa.
|nese forestry experts will leave fol
the United States tomorrow to dis
|cuss the possibility Of setting ur
la pulp mill in Alaska.
Negotiations concerning the
project have been under way here
Evening star., 1952-09-17

and in Washington for three
months. The japanese experts win
work through their embassy In
Washington.
Japan is short of timber suitable
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Ford Picks W. A. Lashley
For West Coast Position

William A. Lashley, assistant
manager Of the Ford Motor Co. s
regional public relations Office
here, has been appointed man
Evening star., 1952-09-17

for making paper. Alaskan law
prohibits the export of. logs for
pulp making. The japanese hope
to produce pulp in Alaska and ship
it to japan. {s7N
Evening star., 1952-09-17
largest Cotton Growers

I BIRMINGHAM.-Most of the
worlds cotton supply is produced
in the United States; India. China,
Russia, Egypt and Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11

Brisk, crisp doshnek young Tiny checks marching double
buttons there's drama for you! In and feeIIke wool
royon suitine with deep cuffs lower omholes sho slim
skirt Best of o with the wonderful Genhoven perfection
Of ftunned for bulkess under topcoots-for com.
fort indoors Brown green oyo checks; to IS; Young
Woshnetonion Shop.
Evening star., 1952-07-31

Penney your Washington headquarters for the finest
painted furniture the lowest prices! Come find exciting
of pieces ready finish any way you like Be
decorator select the color you and enjoy the
thrill Of finishing the furniture youe You'll find chests cup
boards desks, many, many other pieces!
Evening star., 1952-01-12

BOND BUILDING
S.w. CORNER l4th AND
NEW YORK AVE,
!. Spacious 3-rm. suite. with north
lighting.
!. LOO sd. It. Of 2nd-n space
win be partitioned.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
I'm. sf00.
Evening star., 1952-01-12
STORES FOR RENT Gent,

WELL POPULATED ueishborhood; ;
informstion. ans Can sn5 aD Ss4n. Ssssiness' is EHs
STORE IN 1900 BLK. Of 18th st.
NV, mr.. new Ring Bldg; about 75x
"A IT.; rent includes heat: available
Feb. ]. HENRY J. ROBB. INC,
1924 Vermont ave. NV; DI. Sl41.
STORE, 1sx6s. 1921 Baito. ave-,
Hyatts... suit. dress shop, appliance
store, ETC.; can be divided for ofiice
space; heat furn.: will dec. Hyatts-
500 iash Ri sT. N.w.-Approx. cox 2ox4o.
rsts1. 1ofs shCH ssSs T,ndOE;a win hest Stk and hst
ssl5 ssav. EoR AyE few qSo.s
for shoe shop. valet or any other
small retail store. SIDNEY 2;
4s05 GEoRGiA AVE. N.W.Gstore 20
by SO IT.; can be enlarged; also
garage; $3.50 mo. MUNSEY TRUST
CO.. Real Estate Dept. Ma. $3.50.
1918 AND 1918 9th ST. N.W.-New
stores. suitable for all kinds OF
SsI SnIsinsSsss. eSsa ~ FeE E PARTICULARS, call
LARGE STORE. including full bsmt.
with private entrance to same. lis
sFosE 4 Ii n xND SMALL APT, mis uniarn.
1919 Addison rd.. Fairmont Hgts.,
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO
REALTORS
1906 u et. NV. MA. 234B
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE-In wash. Lee
shop. center Arl.; Is leaving county.
We want another chifdren's store In
same premises. Minimum guarantee;
rent $175 mo: This Is one Of 2I
GREENHOUSE. DE. 3I77.
FOR LEASR--NEW STORE BLDG. In
Falls Church. Can JE: 3-g563. --l2
5th AND FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-I.o-l
Gated in the market area, size 35x6O.
suitable for restaurant. hardware or
distribution business. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. q. G. SMTTHY CO., S11 18th
st. NV. ST. $500. -l3
1907 LIST 81. NJ New New York M
water furni3hed; good for barber
shop, variety store and many other
uses. Low rezS. HASI1K0 1NVEST-
MENT CO.. Mr. Ferry. D1. S724;l
eyes,. Of. 09z7. io
Evening star., 1952-01-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

SERVICE STATION, fully equipped;
going business: good terms. Also '36
Ford pickup. Owners going overseas.
AL. 9533 bet. $50 and z pm. -13
LARGE flrst-commercial site. In ex-
cellent location, suitable super mar
ket or office or apt. bldg, with shops
on street level. Box 1SS-D, Star;
Ia
IDEAL MOTEL, location on fine hwy. {:
25 mi from D. c. in Va. Has lge.
masonry bldg. with equip. restaurant
and 6-rm, apt. on 2nd f.; 2 acres,
long frontage. A real moneymaker.
Excellent future possibilities. $751;
600. MISS KING. KE. 3-5164.
is
10th ST. NV. Mr.. L ST., west Conn.
aye..2n6 commercial zone bldg. lot
49, frontage; English brick with
parking on rear lot for 6 auto
mobiles. User could live on floors
and have shop in English basement.
Other use combinations might sug-
gest themselves. Will consider rent
ing. Make reasonable offer. GEORGE
I. BORGER. 643 Ind. ave. NV. MA.
OS60. Ia
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Realtors, FA. 1920 Ia
Evening star., 1952-01-12
ny OWNER

ue.ut,ful custom-built 3-bedrm. ram
oSisr. nj Irils best location; de LUXE
AZ hit With breakfast area, hugs
4mt. and oxpandable attic; $27..
SE0: assume -, GI loan. Call KE
S.S0nn. No bkers. Ia
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
pI; ss42 pr 81. 1859.
ties, any condition OF location,
ghits sR $780, e eeHgsd sTsasi ov ss action
Quick I CASH s'; Tor 'yeaf house. SS; any
condition: FR; 4030; ewes. IA.
MOD. CLEAN : or 4-bedroom home
or income property, In good D. G.
Save aearRs ma 0e Cash. se M
LU 2-s136 Of ST. 1858.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire,
call +. A. HUMPHREYS Realtor,
sos aasth na sae. e7s9 ss Free
I WILL PAY you Cash TODAY for
ton. RE. 22o1. 81. viii. ~
CASH BUYERS waiting for and 4
bedrm. homes In NV. WASH, nearby
MSns hoss sa GG WzEi and Es. sES "a isIl frE yGSr
I Wi WILL Fay u You cash si Tor y Your ap home ;
in p. c. or Maryland. Call OIL.
WIDOW s1sO LADY win pay up to $40, 600
rooms In the Cathedral area. Must
have large rms. to accommodate
ton. KE. 7-O4s2. with JAMES L.
DIXON 4 CO. gT. 200: Ia
clients with cash to buy or. rent.
D. C. or Nd: quick settlement. Call
JAMES s. WILDER. GE. 1916. la
HOUSES WANTED: You cannot afford
to be without the service Of our ex-
perienced sales staff. Listing urgently
needed. Eve. or Sun, phone TIE. 2233
OF TIE. I7RS. L. r. GRAVATTE,
Realtor. 1913 K st. NV. Ma. 0753.
HAVE BUYER for small home IN Sc.
or nearby Prince Georges County,
Nd, with $500 cash payment.
Call MIR. PHIFER. 10. S-4243.
NEED 3-BEDRM.. 2-bath mod. brick
house, Bethesda, Chevy Chase area;
nr. transp. and schools: 81 1000
down: owner or broker. OIL. 1858.
Evening star., 1952-01-12
HOUSES FOR sALs-vA.
NEAR VTENNA

2-bedrm. stone front rambler on N
honey for Sl4.750. $1,000 down.
MILLS REALTY CO,
Va, FA. 0999. FA.4913
Evening star., 1952-01-12
DOCTORS

Look ut this opportunity to reduce
your operating costs; 3-story brick
bldg. with an English bsmt.; only Va
blk. from Doctors Hosp: price S47,-
500. Call now for particulars.
OLIVER T. CARR
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SHANNON & LUCHS

s151 WILSON BLVD, ARr-
Io0ao Location near F. VI.
Woolworth: size 1880; suit.
able Jewelry, Hosiery and
Lingerie, Children's Wear, etc.
Poss. Feb. l, 1852. Consult
Mr.. Young.
7th ST. WEST SIDE. BET.
G AND H SITS. NV: Small
store, approx. ego; Suitable
Shoes, Dresses, Lingerie, etc.
Poss. 80 days. Consult Mr..
Young.
NEW 140o SEAT "oN-
oPENEp AT coR: OF i7th
15'x65'. with basement; ex-
cellent for florist, children's
and ladies' wear, etc.
JEFFERSON MANOR, VA.
fnear Alexandrial. Only one
store left in this successful
shopping center, now contain
ing large chain super market,
drugstore. postofflce, bakery,
bank and several other busi-
nesses; suitable gift shop,
florist. jeweler and watch
maker, etc.
SHEPHERD PARK SHOP
PING CENTER Cat Ga. and
Alaska aves.). One store avail
able In this established shop
ping @ center I now containing
SEE sass' apDsoa psoas'1 1899 ssaSg Tis slsanet et
shop, Children's and Infants
Store. Television Sales, etc.
Reas. Rent. .Immed. Poss.
1927 CONSTITUTION AVE.
NE. (B ST.. approx. 1875
plus, 2nd q. space. Two show
windows. Concrete rs; Gas
heat; Vacant; Rent, S125 mo.
Consult Leasing Dept.
1919 EYE ST. NV. tnear
Medical Center). approx. lax
33'. Heat furn; Recently re:
decorated; suitable medical
supplies, nurses. uniforms.
cleaning agency. Vacant. Low
Eeutal. NolSuIt Leasing Oepss
18th ST. NEAR COL. RID.
NV. approx. IS,x65. Rear
entrance. Heat furnished.
Suitable many types busi-
nesses. Att. rental. Poss.
about Q wks. Consult Leas-
ing Dept.
$500 PENNA. AVE. Sc, ex-
cellent corner location Tin apt.
bldg.) approx. 35,x70', with
part basement. Heat fur
niShed, Fiuor, lights, ter
razzo fis. Suitable delicates-
sen. drugstore, cleaning and
pressing, real estate ONCE, etc.
Very reas. rent. PoSs. can
be arranged promptly. Con-
suit Leasing Dept.
'HANNON & LUCHS &C
REALTORS
1905 II 9t. NV. Ma. 234E
Evening star., 1952-01-12
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

bUSlNeSS PKOP. FOX KENT
COR. 4th AND c sTs. N.E.-2-story
concrete flreproof bldg, 3Sx63 IT,,
now occupied as filling station and
ately. May be, used for many pur-
poses. Immediate possession. Very
reas. rent. BAsILIKo INVESTMENT
CO.. o0Mrr; M; Perry. DI. s724; eyes,.
MiLLiSERY, I,i HsERi dresses. alterations cratic
portunity for experienced party to
open business on ground floor Of
in Good Hope Hills -Naylor Gardens
area, surrounded BY ,l.5oo family
sssas gnifl ns aasf9 sl5S 'ns pss %e
18th T AND ND EYE ssTs. N.w.-1,5oo
50. #. Of store and ofice space,
parking avail. II desired. CARL G.
RoSINSKI CO.. ma. 1854. Ia
5000 SO. FT;-2nd and 3rd floors
g. s St IA. nj sss4ct CARL G. RosIHSsd MYs
900 so. IT,; heat furnished. CARL
g RoSINSKI Co. MA. 1854. -l5
DOWNTOWN, End A., pvt. entrance.
9hx4l 9ns ddsln plus en- efes "a az Hsds aS knotty
pAncp AlOuCIu. Shu Nh. cO0O -19
AUTO REPAr" SHOP, gath and vir-
ginia ave. n.w.-suitable for small
pair 5 cars at a time. Storage space
on End fl. Parking possibilities;
S100 per mo. Call Mr.. Schrider.
WOODWARD & NORRIS. Realtors.
733 goth st. NV. RE. $685..
1900 BLK, Old GEORGETOWN I'd. 8
s%s soFasa asstIFy svs Rent Sn sISaad rea vi M ss ss
LOT. commercial CO. 11.7oo So. it.,
facing 2 highways: best section in
Alex. Call MI. 1900. --13
ENTIRE FLOOR. 5000 so. ft.-suit-
able auditorium, church, artists
studio. display room, light manu-
teS1aFns ats5e ren Ta 4s dHHn
I'd: 10000 So. It. on a.. for office
space. wholesale or retail business; 2
acres of parking. SH. 4250. la
9th AND h SITS. NV. ts.e. corner).
Entire 4-story building containing
f5T1Ssb fa5ppToxb III a2oeo Sc ai f. DsT A. S
$500 on 4th d. Total approx. "A, 800
50. #. First floor can be remodeled
for retail stores. Plans available
Upper floors suitable for storage
use. Entire building can be rented
to one tenant. Reasonable rent.
Prompt poss. can be arranged Con-
suit leasing dept, SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
Small store or shop;
$50. zoned industrial. 4721 Miller
11i0 10th ST. NV. Cw. Conn. ave-.
English basement; brick: 49, 'front.'
age with parking on rear lot for 6
automobiles Users could live on 2
floors and have shop in English
basement. Make reasonable offer.
Owner will also consider selling
GEORGE I. BORGER. JR., 643 Ind.
ave. NV. Ma. 0350. -13
RIGHT IN THE HEART OF
DOWNTOWN
2nd A. large show window; reason
able rent Ma f5346 Ia
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AL BAKER OFFERS
CUSTOM BUILT
BRICK RAMBLER

Located on approx. 2 acres
OF eround, Just Of Lee blvd. Ia
excel. neighborhood: built and
lived in by contractor with
nnest and best materials money
can buy. House arranged: En-.
trance hall. lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace and dining IL" with
built-in china closets, lge. mod.
equipped kit. breakfast nook,
lge; den or bedrm. off liv. rm.
IN LETT wing with adjoining tile
bath. Also wall-to-wall carpet-
ing in left wing and main
house: 3 lge. bedrms. and tile
bath In right, wing; Scar ga
rage with room for gardeners
quarters; full bsmt. with
maids quarters and roughed in
bathroom for rec. rm., and
butlt-in fireplace; extra lge,
heating equipment to take care
Of maids and gardeners quar-
terS. II you are looking for a
small estate. conv. to down.
town Washington, here is a
rare opportunity to secure an
unusual home. Price, $4,000,
S12, 900. cash. For appt. to in
Spect, phone AL. 6644 or TIE.
7343 to see this mod, attrac-
tive rambler.
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RAMBLERS
PICTURE

1 close.in weli-deveioped neighbor-
hood Of substantial pFeTar pnos,ns nomss. a,,S
stantisi 2-story white brick COLO.
MAI on weli-planted 64xl65 lot;
detached garage; screened p1Ieaa pa
and private rear patio. WELL, THIS
Is THE HOUSE, Center hall en-
trance; step-down into 14x22 living
room. separate BANQUET sized din;
ine room, beautifully decorated and
drsped; modern equipped kitchen;
6uiit-in leather breakfast nook. 2nd
fioor has master bedroom and
famiiy bedrms. and Q 2nd full bath.
Basement Is finished In coy COM
Portable knotty pine and had fre.
Mace and toilet facilities. Almost
new suto-gas hot-water furnace.
This home will please the most dis
eliminating buyer. $Sl,6o0. Please
can for appointment.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
I7oa Lee Hwy. Of olebe. ow. 5000.
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A PLEA

Several out-of -town clients
being transferred to Washing-
ton permanently are In imme-
date need Of Q detached home
with. 3 or 4 bedrooms, lst-fi.
powder room and den (pre-
ferred. but not essentially, in o.
Chevy Chase. Shepherd Park or
pay Up to S35. 900 cash. These
folks are not COOKERS" but
bona fide buyers for q home to
place their families. Phone Mr..
EYanS W0 noon WITH
Evening star., 1952-01-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL, Union Terminal Mar
ket; brick bldg. 3 floors, elevator,
lT@Snt ont and rear entrances, approx.
to tto ] 70 pm: AT. sss5. from 8 am.
5 900 50 50. rr. DOWNTOWN, End
CONN.,; brick BLDG; 4 is. with eiev.
ss5 MO-; small 2-story brick bldg:
suitable repair shop. storage. etc.;
loc. 1907 Linden court ne, rear
Of Atlas Theater, 1900 blk. Il ne.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000;
eyes,, WO. 1891. -13
1000 so. FT. on / floor; clean, WELL
ventilated space; close to downtown:
elec. belt conveyor to and from 2nd
a.; very low rent. to reliable Arm:
also sales or display rms. available
on LIST q. OIL. 0134. -13
STORAGE SPACE, near 18th and H
sts. NV, approx. 1000 SO. it., pas
senger elev.: rent, SS5; vacant. Con.
suit MI, Young: Leasing Dept;
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H
st. NV, MA. 2345.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED e-STORY
FIREPROF BUILDING (near 7th
and Fla. ave. n.w), containing aI,-
prox. 16,600 So. it.. 15 IT. ceilings;
front drive-in truck door; freight
elev.; gas blower heaters available;
reas. rent; poSS. about Feb. l, 1852.
Consult Leasing Dept. SHANNON 81
LUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. n.w..- MA
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STORES FOR RENT

$3.50 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. new
shopping center location: near SUPER
Market. drug store. hardware Store.
children's shop, gift shop, valet shop
and theater; 21 ft.x71 It. with half
hsmt.:. 25Q-car parking lot; excel
lent Ior bakery. ladies' ready to.
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MOTOR HOTELS

MOIOh HUI ELS
We have q selective group Of fine
motels on busy national highways,
close. to Washington and varying
In size and price. Please call Mr..
Thompson. EN-. 1920, eyes,, with
1NE1 CUSHARD, Realtor
4S39 Wis. Ave, OR. 1882
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1121 14th ST. NV.
viii sell or exchange this ONCE build
ing, and will add cash on apart
ment house or vacant ground. B.
CRIFASI CO., MA. 619O. -l3
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LOUIS BURMAN
RE. 1769

DOCTORS SUITE
On ground floor Of apt, bldg. In cen.
ter Of Good Hope Hills-Nayior Gar.
dens area. surrounded By 1.600
bath. designed for practiefng phy-
sician: $3.50 per mo. Phone LU.
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