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Evening star., 1952-11-11
A One-Minute Test OF Your
NeUs knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

l. LEADERS Dwight D.
Eisenhower is the 10th gen.
eral to be elected President of
the United States. When was
Benjamin Harrison, the last
general. President?
2. GAMES-Where are six
North Atlantic Treaty Organ
ization nations holding mock
air and naval maneuvers?
3. COMEDIAN How was
movie-actor Charlie Chaplin
honored by France on his first
visit there in 81 years?
4. HONORS - What 80
year old Hungarian born
golfer was voted professional
golfer of the year,"
5. QUOTE-Who is the 9th
Army commander in Korea
who said: ". we can and
will continue to chew up all
the Chinese they want to
throw into the battle?
Answers.
/. From 1889 to 1893. 2. In
the Mediterranean. 3. Chaplin
was made an officer in the
Legion Of Honor, highest dis
tinction that can be con-
ferred on an alien citizen in
peacetime. 4. Julius Boros
who won his first major tour
nament last June. 5. Gen.
James A. Van Fleet.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-11
Ayerare Is ADMONIsH.

amid, dash, dais. damn, dish. domain,
mason, main, maids, mash. minds. moans.
monad modish, nomads. sand, said, sham.
shad, shin, shod, soda. hands, hanson,
| hind.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-11

about it and made an il-considered
attack Close friends Of General
Eisenhower say that when Sena-
tor Taft knows all the facts and
the background Of the appoint
mcnt he win realize and will make
amends He IS that sort of man
One thing is certain, Nh. Taft's
opposition to Mr.. Durkin has not
started any revolt among Senate
Republicans who do not believe
his attitude IS either important on
justified His friends regret to see
him Join Mr.. Henry Morgenthau,
Jr., and Senator Wayne Morse,
who. up to the time Of his out
burst, were the only vocally violent
critics Of the Eisenhower appoint
ments Nh. Norgenthau. generally
regarded as one Of the least wise
and worst equipped Of all men who
have been Secretary Of the Treas
my, complained that the Essen
hover appointments were not rep
resentatiye Of the working
people" Of the country-a typical
~ silly remark.
The galrulous Senator Morse, in
a breast-heating speech. bolted the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-11

usually takes an incoming Plesi-
dent that many months. As was
expected, the personnel did not
please Mr.. Morse, who denounced
it as "reactionary." But It certain
~ seemed to please the country as
whole
Il is too bad Senator Taft has
seen fit to ion the Messrs. Nor
penthau and Morse for SO made
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-11
Extension Meetings

Several meetings ON Homemak-
ers' clubs and ALI clubs We're an
nounced BY Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent.
Homemakers meetings We're
listed fol December Is, Hoyes, 1880
p. M; December II. Accident. 7:30
p. M; December Is. Flierdsville,
7:30; Oakland 1880; December -,
Acorn, 7:3O p. m.
Four-H clubs-December Is.
Underwood. 1880; December IL.
North Glade. 500 p. M; Decem-
Der IS, Accident, 7:3o; December
10, Bloomington. 200 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-11
No Rift Likely


J" ith tae sias oi senator ~ I
against General + 1eafo"ef -
cause q Ai- selection q Aaitih T.
purkln. q 0hieago' a secretary
q LABOR lh.le came -loAl various
quarters tae somewhat joyous el%
q on q riit, rllt- Clearly
these cries emanated tfom Wishtul
thinkers VINO DO not-and never
did-"iSh Ihe Well
There are several reasons Ter bc-
heVhg theie VIII pc ho "fIft o1
Importance on thi@ issue, one Is
hecau>e the implication 81 w.
Iait : remuneration q tAe appoint
h1eht aS ihefe'A3te IS lhat nav
ing heeA utterly opposed ~ aIl
the TABOR bosses General Ike mas
now surrendered 10 them ana
appointed truman Democrat
VINO VIII use ms influence 20 re-
peal the lal1-fiafteI Act Except
Ter the pre-election New York con-
ference between the General and
Senator Taft that the former had
"surrendered" to the latter there
is no parallel to that.
The Truman Stevenson outfit
played on this theme right up to
election day but they haven't been
singing it since. On the other
hand, it seemed plain that the
President-elect was not the cap
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-11

Hard Coal miners got $3.50
wage boost BY Truman order, and
c. c. Killingsworth replaced
Archibald Cox as chairman Of
WSB when latter quit in protest
against Truman decision.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
ProsPector Tent,
Cookstove Offer

Radio Station KOY listeners of
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon"
$3.50 pm. Tuesdays and Thurs
days, are offered a prospector's
tent and cookstove for $150 and
two Puffed Wheat or Puffed Rice
box tops.
The tent, separately, is one dol
lar and one box top, the cook
stove so cents and one box top.
The tent is of green plastic,
three feet square at the base and
Az inches high, and comes with
poles, stakes, and instruction for
setting. The aH-metal stove is COM
plete with tongS.
Listeners may send to Camping
Outfit, Box L, Chicago II, Illinois.
Anyone not completely satisfied
will be refunded.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

club composed of musicians wives,
gave their pretty champagne for
NAL, featuring a flowing silver
fountain of champagne. Members
of the Rinkeydinks, (who were
beautiful in gowns of white nylon
metz are: Ruth Bowen (wife of
Billy, new MGM recording artists)
Hildegarde Bostic (Wife of sax man,
joel, Mona Hinton, Catherine Basic
(wife of the Count, Genevieve VAL
entine, Edith Taylor, Chickie Ev-
ems, Nedalia Hunt, Georgette Web
ber, Helen Saye and Barbara Jac-
quet( wife of Illinois,. Some of
the guests were: Jewell Peacock
twife of musician in Lucky Mil
linder's band Lucky and Sally Mil
Under, Audrey and Bill Gnkspots)
Kennedy, Judy Sims, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnett Cobb, Fannie Robinson, Lu-
cille Armstrong Nouie's wife) in
her $4,000 mink; Saralou Harris
and hubby, Buddy Bowser, Izzy
Rowe, Bill Graham, The Cotton
Club Girls and loads of others.
Bike Crawford will come into her
own as top female vocalist.
Billy Daniels going over great at
the Copacabana. -. The new torchy
love song, Laugh" on MGM Rec
ords by Ivory Joe Hunter is clicking
great. If you haven't already pur-
chased your recording of Laugh
as yet, do so. -. MGM Record
ing Company is a bigtime outfit
that plays fair with colored ar
fists. MGM's President, Frank
Walker, is a peach of a fellow.
so splendid to our folks that it's
hard to believe. MGM has a staff
of such fine folks as Harry Meyers,
artist and repertoire head of the
"eop" department; and Sol Hand
wefger. In fact, everybody con-
nected with MGM Records is swell.
To Tan Americans all over the
country: This writer says that all
of you should buy MGM record
ings, because MGM/nas a fine rec
ord of fair play. Some of the ar
lists who record for MGM are Billy
fIckstine, Ivory Joe Hunter, Tommy
Edwards and Ri1lv Rowan opd
His Butteroall Four.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
troll costs will, be lower.

troll costs will. be lower.
When the weather is either too
hot or too cool, it is hard to get
a complete kill. It's also wise not
to spray when winds are high.
During the past 2 years, U. s.
Department of Agriculture ento-
mologists have found that two Of
the newer insecticides can give
100 per cent control of graSshop-
pers when the spray is applied at
the right time. Of the two - al
drin and toxaphene - aldrin gives
the quicker kills.
Either insecticides must be ap-
piled according to directions to be-
most effective. Detailed instruc-
tions on grasshopper control in
Arizona are available at the county
agricultural agents office.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

New York, (GlobaD Last week.
Billy Bowen, known as Butter
ball" of the Inkspots, recorded for
MGM Records under his own BAN
ner as BILLY Bowen and His But
terball Four" Bowen recorded
eight sides, which recording execu-
tives believe will click. Among
them, Bowen's "Butterhall Four"
did you Broke My Heart" an orig
inal by Bowen, "My Heart Ache Is
Only For You," and LONELINESS" /"
Bowen and his group have filled
the spot left vacant by the Billy
Williams Quartet Bowen's first
MGM releases are slated for an
early release, and now television
spots are being sought for the ma
tion's coming quartet artists. Billy
is competent musician and sing
er. He halls from Detroit, Mich,
where he once directed the famous
band of "McKinney's Cotton Pick
ers. He has played with Lucky Mil
Under and has appeared for the
past ten years with the famous
Inkspots. So, success to Billy Bow
en- as a member of the MGM Re-
cording Staff.
Arnold Dover is a very smart
comedian. Johnny Hartman is
featured nightly on the Ted Steele
WPIX TV Show. Melvin Moore
has quality in his singing, whereas
Billy Eckstine has quantity, in my
opinion. Melvin is a much under
rated singer. But, he will shortly
come into his own as a top crooner.
!. While Barbara Jacquet was
visiting her hubby, Illinois Jacquet
in Chicago two weeks ago, her st.
Albans, Long Island, home was
robbed of $4,000.
Illinois Jacquet now at Broad
ways Birdland. Valaida Snow
clicking at Downtown Cafe Society.
. :. f. Fred Noemans recording of
"Play Ball, You ALP on Imperial
Crown Label is good. . Joe Med
lin, the Decca recording artist of
II Never Loved Anyone But YOU
fame, is holding customers SPELL
bound at Harlem's Baby Grand.
New Workers. set for the Fats Wal
Ter Memorial affair. Delta
Rhythm Boys going over great in
Europe. Louis Armstrong back
in town. :. Nellie Lutcher refus-
ing to play New York spots in or
der to stay home in California.
Howell and BoWser great on the
Kate Smith Show. Dot Dan
bridge appeared on the Ed Sullivan
I. Toast Of The Town. show last
Sunday. +. . Buddy Johnson's band
one of the big money makers.
A couple of weeks ago, at Har-
lens famous Savoy Ballroom, New
York's fabulous "Rinkeydinks," g
~s~>~~1>e~~~~~~>~~ >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
THE VOICE OF
THE PEOPLE
BY Kathryn McCarty

Dy hdtlIyH NACOdAUJ
GThe fourteenth in a series of in
formative articles on our govern
mentO
In 1860 there were four political
conventions held to choose presi-
dental nominees. The Democrat Ma
tional Convention met at Charles
ton, South Carolina, in April, with
delegates from all the thirty-three
states of the Union. The proceed
ings were stormy over the slave
question. The South and minority
of the North holding that slave
property was as valid under the
Constitution as any other class of
property. The followers of Stephen
A. Douglas, of Illinois refused TO
adhere to NE demands of the
Southern Democratic wing and
adopted a platform of Popular
Sovereignty. When the convention
itself adopted the Douglas Plat
form, the Southern delegates pro-
tested and Withdrew, leaving Doug
las to be nominated for President.
The seeding delegates from the
Southern wing then assembled at
Baltimore, styling themselves as
1.-THE National Democratic Conven-
tion." They nominated John Breck-
enbridge of Kentucky for President.
The American Cor Know Moth
ing) party, now calling itself the
Constitutional Union Party, held
its convention in Baltimore also,
and adopted an evasive platform,
declaring its political principles
The Constitution of the country,
the union of the states, and the en-
forcement of the laws" It nomi-
mated John Bell, of tennessee for
President.
The Republicans met in Chicago
on May 16, 1860. They declared
the FREEDOM AND EQUALITY
OF ALL MEN. They denounced the
threats of disunion and the Demo
cratic Administration in Kansas
and at Washington. They declared
that freedom was the normal con-
dition of the territories, which Con-
gress was bound to preserve and
defend. They declared themselves
lin favor of internal improvements,
the Homestead Bill, Pacific Rail
way. They nominated Abraham Lin
coin, of Illinois for President and
Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, as Vice
President.
In November, Republican electors
were chosen by every Free state
but one (New Jersey, giving them
a majority of all the electoral votes.
When the election of Mr.. Lincoln
was assured, thoughtful men be-
came apprehensive of the future.
Southerners began preparations for
resistance, though a strong Union
sentiment still fingered among
many. But when President Bu-
chanan refused to reinforce Fort
Moultrie, several cabinet members
resigned and the South Carolina
convention passed an Ordinance of
Secession, declaring the union be-
tween South Carolina and the other
states of the union was then dis
solved. They then appointed COM
missioners to negotiate for the sur
render of the forts and other Fed
eral property within the state. And
by the first of February, 1861, six
other states, Mississippi, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana and Texas had
passed secession ordinances. The
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
Phoenix Library To Get
National Attention

A description of the new Phoenix
public library, together with plans
and photographs, and colored slides
OF Harmon branch will be included
in an exhibition in New York Lii
brary opening June 10. The exhi-
bition is sponsored by the New
York chapter of the American In
stitute of Architects, which will
open its annual convention on that
date.
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30
Grasshoppers Hit
Early Die Cheaper

Early control is one way to
get the drop" onn grasshoppers
before they have a chance to dam
age 1852 crops in Arizona.
Grasshoppers will soon be hatch
ing at lower elevations and slightly
later at higher elevations in the
state.
Be on the lookout for these new
hoppers and use control measures
while they are still small, advises
J. N. Roney, entomologist for the
Agricultural Extension Service at
the University of Arizona. Early
control measures usually take less
chemical and less labor.
Young hoppers are punched near
their Matching grounds along field
margins early in the season. BY
spraying a few days after the hop
pers have Matched and when day.
time temperatures range between
80 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, con-
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Senators and Representatives with
drew from Congress and the forts
and arsenals and other Federal
property within the states were
seized. The Civil War had now
begun.
AS we have cleaned from the
past accounts of the. settlement and
government of the United States,
the slavery question was the remote
cause of this struggle. The slavery
question that had been agitated
from the time the Federal Consti-
tween North and South had its be-
gining because of the different con-
tuition was adopted. Differences be-
structionS put upon the Constitu-
lion by the people of the two sec
tions. Then there was the feeling
of jealousy and suspicion between
North and South and the publica-
ton of sectional books that high
lighted the faults of each section.
(Next weeks issue will contain
excerpts from the Republican and
Democratic Platforms of 1860 and
portions of speeches of Senators
who believed in the abolition of
slavery and those who were in ia
vor of slave labor.)
Arizona sun., 1952-05-30

American standards for safety Of
life at sea for passengers, seamen
and military personnel in peace
and wartime are more rigid than
those of any other nation in the
Evening star., 1952-11-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RESTAURANT. wheaton. Ga
ave. 7-rm. house. 2 acres. UN. 280S
J, LETToN MARTIN. Warner
3523 14th ST. NV. lovely lge
rms. ideal location, immed. occup.:
$50 mo-. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
1928 I ST. NV. lee. rms. excel
for lst commercial store. doctors
ea o fts Tso iRmea NJ sEsNsRE1N RsssR To nSSesS. &C.,
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
514 9th ST. .N.w.-2nd and 3rd rs,
approx. 1000 50. IT,. completely
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
1415 K st. NV. NE. 5400.
2O1S sth ST. N.E.-Approx. 5000
50. #. on End f., 2nd commercial,
loading platform on r:r.; immed
sSRSsrEN 9SsSg TssS 4 re95 g. 14}5 ARpy IEo NJ
Me. 5400.
1902 1st ST. N.W.-S1O0; 1st COM
mercial; 6 rms. bsmt.. h.-w.h.: suit.
any business. GE. $500. Monday.
1903 CONN. AVE. Entire End A.,
approx. 1900 SO. IT. Call EN-. 003s
172s WISCONSIN AvE.-store 20 BY
45. Full bsmt., rear parking. Will
decorate to suit tenant. Owner pays
all utilities. Good lease. Call JU
S-S220. liz
$50 4. I. AVE. N.E.-zoned indus
trial. 1000. 50. it.. and paved
parking for 4 cars. $40 mo. Also
avail. End door. 516 R. 7. ave:
PROPERTIES, INC, 10. 5-44S4.
LGE. STORE. 18th and n me-. bic
show windows, also lge. rear room;
2 lavatories. MARK KABK.. Ii
STORE, 1888 7th st. NV, 7-rm. apt
on 2nd door. Good business street
suitable for retail business or were-
Evening star., 1952-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

8O3 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-5O by 70;
no columns; tail-gate loading; Dec.
occupancy. LO. b-44S4. days; GIL.
1853. evenings.
KENILWORTH - 6.875-sq. IT. truck
sessd sssdy Dec T 1s fSn' PAN M rs sorH H. RE- +:
ABOUT 500 SO. FT., 2nd floor for
storage or light business; near Govt.
Printing ONCE. Phone NO. 1888.
5000 So. FT., approx, new bldg,
high ceiling. on B g. o railroad,
Silver Spring; available Immediately.
THOMPSON & GRAY. 81. 6100 It'll
STORAGE SPACE in heated ware
house. covered truck dock, railroad
siding; approx. 3.400 50. #. MR..
BURT. 3165 v at. me-. LA. 6-6022.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
STORES FOR RENT (ce.,.,

CHEVY CHASE ARCADE ID. CD-
Avail Jan. /, 1858; store 2Ox40 with
fun bsmt.; ideal loc. for radio and
television.
EDW. H. JONES q CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. WO. 23O0
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Brick-2 Family
$1575f)-MIN. CASH

Excellent condition throughout; each
apt. has separate front and rear
entrance; lge. living room, dinette
and complete kit. and full tile bath:
Anchor fence: Venetian blinds; can
live rent free: convenient to trans.
portation. shopping and schools. Call
Mr.. Conlon, OR. 6192.
w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1873 x 81; NV. =.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

s.E.-New. 5-family brick semidet.
ns ss5sSo .aasy inay e.sh sh. Jo % sSs
su1TLAND. Prince Georges county,
Md. 4 units. income 1884 q mo-.
1st trust G1 4ee. All rms. redec-
grated. aluminium storm windows;
RHrnsS> SI, s5>7o FERRALL REAL EsT1TE' Eia
800 BLOCK 18th ST. N.E.-3 COM
plete apis, 2 rms, kit. and bath
ca; 3 refrigerators, 3 stoves in
cluded. Now under rental to / per-
son at Sl65 a month; Price. S16. $50:
FREDERICK A: BLuMER CO., 81 81
THREE STORY brick house, very good
condition. S11 c st. s.w. Ideal to
remodel into apartments; price
$4,000. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
1417 K st. NV. lis
OWNER DIRECTLY invites bids on
4c.H, 4-unit apt building. Exeel. cond,' S%s
INVESTOR with 500, 600 cash can
Of which approx. SIafo viii be
eRnna II saulss tsI
+. e. taxes and interest. Modern
brick warehouses, almost new; CEN
trally located; D. c.; well rented.
Tenants pay all utilities. For de-
tails call Me. O079; evenings, XII.
$3.50. MR.. WILLINGHAM.
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Two 3-story
housss next tc gas station aGo eSesl
setsn Sets. z; Can ri r. s4ss. i3se' s's0O0 '0'
NINE UNIT APT. BUILDING-Ex-
ceptionally ane close-in NV. loca-
tion., Very lge. 8 two-bedroom. and
porch. One. one-bedrm. apt. tre-
sr, 1entsi Value about 900 SS' annusiig; nslg;
fully occupied. This is not q con-
ysEssd 1Issd build b1ilding SSS oSner offsrins;
essa ssss1sa st.tion Sss fee B. box 1885,
ARLINGT0N-19 units In ultra-mod-
ern building at less than s times
rental: excellent condition; excel
lent location. JEFFERSON REALTY
CO., 22O4 Wilson blvd. IA. 5-6540.
1000 SO. FIT. STORE and Apis. g
aDpt. BouLET REALTY. 1a11-A.
TWo Gonn sys RE- s7s5 oTs q AR D Siss S1sg
Of Wheaton triangle sdj1inins I4snfa each
% on Ga. I ave-: e over Is. 900 50. Il.
all together. Priced to sell sepa-
TY CO. JU. 7-5356.
E. CAPIrOL ST; STORE and 2 Apts.
above: over $500 monthly income.
Owner will sell on terms. AUER-
BACH CO; DI. 6501. AID. 5907:
rms. and bath each. 2-car gar: ex-
cellent for business and investment.
S BRICK HOUSES. S.E.-dross rents,
$2,649. so: price. $4,000. GEORGE
|; / 7 BoRaESa Ra Sak6 NC e4s Indiana ave-
new seGNiT Gi coLoRED APT.-Ten-
ants furnish ny nsa heat and all utils:; a,s:
sls.s5o. which Is less than e eqst ;q ,,ts. e
SPECIAL BARGAiN-Attrac. 4-family
apt, good cond.. nice neighborhood;
Al income. Act today. Call Mr..
4:uNiT BRicKGUpper NV. 1ndiyi-
aqa SbbEN 6as heHt 81 tt T9d da'psit H ss 4d ddou1s
F6UR-UNir FHNSir 81 BLDG. 3d. N. I: e. ave ave. s....
viii handle. csil Mr.. sparks. DU.
zoos; ewes. and Sun. NO. 8475.
ROW BRICK. suitable for remodel.
ALBERT s. j. WiILicK 4 CO: IIss
fo4 s1t ssnis aaef 'nd .s rs RoSxsNE Rr'fs
DoRAN. HD. ss1a. Can Mrs. Held.
10
Evening star., 1952-11-16
WAKE UP. INVESTORS

This commercial property is the
hottest spot in Virginia at the inter-
section OF, leading highways. II
Wheaton, Nd, are booming,
visualize this location as q new
shopping center adjoining ground
purchased by Safeway Stores for q
new store site. This ground has been
under survey for 2 years and au-
sibilities Of any Ioc. in the area.
Approx. 100000 50. IT. are avail
able. Box 1S9-M.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOOSeS wANbeO ~ 6Uv
CASH for your home or
invest. prop. Any section D. C. or
nearby Md. DI. SS42 or 81 1889
MODERN. clean. 9 or bedroom
home in good D C. or nearby Md.
location. Have substantial cash.
MRS. COX. LU. 2-8136 or ST 1868
SOLD OUT OF EVERYTHlNG!-We
ee1 V1cToR % bIcKEY. xP. soSO. S' .
1 Will FAY You CASH for your
home. Any location; any condition.
Or FAIRFAX CO.
Under $4,000, with low dn. pay
ment. House must be hvahle. CHI.
WESLEY HEIGHTS or Spring Valley.
Prof. couple in the market for 8
or 4 bedrms., ga baths; really nice
home. Detached stone or brick. on
high level ground with pvt; garden
den % and % xarage IN Essential; sS5. 600
to $40, 900. Boz 237-s. Star
Evening star., 1952-11-16

511 MORSE ST. NE, suitable for
building. 15x60 IT., with rear load
ing, and covered front. Call Mr..
KOHRN, LU. 1-5751. -16
1,1OO SO FIT. concrete a. space with
2.400 # of parking space at "a M
h Es tSF oa oses Esssh0qSs 1n:
auire at %. NJ st. ne. or call ME.
FIRST COMML.. busy NV. corner;
rent with option to buy; store and
apt. For appt.. call WO. 601S.
rA.9l4X ALBERT Z; JuWp WILLIcK LEX & &C. 9r -1S oa
Gs' G99fatiSs; SS37l been in business 10 b,S SFs'
STORE, TO- so located 18th and ,Ne New s6eJ York
cola M ST. N.W.-see attrac. store;
large. display window, mezzanine,
warehouse. Apt.' 2nd floor. RA. 1920.
TEN ROOMS, 3 baths, garage; in
center of live commercial; Airing
ton, oo near Pentason; $500. KE.
s-4997. -16
TWO-CAR BRK. GARAGE with work
S67.5o per mo. 1921 10Th st. NV.
XMAS TREEs-Lot for rent. near
14th and Park rd. NV. Apply to
MR.. CASEY. 1419 Park I'd. NV.
Mr.. MAINE AVE. and 9TH St. s.w.,
1st commercial. 2-story brick BLDG,
ideal for contractor, builder, manu-
featuring concern. Will remodel to
suit tenant. Deep lot. Plenty of
street parking. Reasonable rent.
RE. 2137. TR. 1866. lis
1. 200 SO. FIT. in new modern bldg.
excel. location. Suitable dance studio,
medical men and other professions.
2S4O Alabama ave. s.e. ALSO. 2nd-
fl. Offices in excel. Sc. business block.
New bldg. close to Capitol. 636
Penna. ave. Sc. THOS. D. WALSH,
INC, S15 18th st. NV, DI. 1857.
GROUND for sale or
rent, suit. for used-car lot or any
outdoor. business. Heavy trafic. I
have plans for building 5 stores.
soft. front on Washington-Balt
more blvd. in Riyerdale. 10000 SO:
#, also 14-ft. alley adjoining. Call
WA. 9777 or JU. 1887.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

900 SO. FT., WAREHOUSE or fac
tory, 3-story. full basement with
windows; heavy constructed, brick
bldg, on paved, .curbed and side
ceilings. abundance Of daylight;
parking facilities, shed for 8 trucks;
Zoned 1st comml.. non-conforming
special use allowance. Priced at
$4,000. all cash; less than "a in
trinsic worth. Brokers protected
Box 327-M, Star, 17a
Evening star., 1952-11-16

CORNER BUS. PROP.
Imposing corner property in good p.
c. location, consisting OF old-estab.
store and 4 apis. above. Income.
approx. $4,000 yearly. Priced at
$40. 500 for prompt sale. Exclusive
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 K st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
II UNITS
NEAR LINCOLN PARK

INDIVIDUAL UTILITIES
New 1-bedrm. apis. Ia an-brick bldg;
tenants pay heat, gas and elec.
Owner pays trust, taxes. ins. and
based on secure rentals Of $65 mo.
IN conv. location. For further In
formation, call AIDRE. INC. GU.