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Evening star., 1952-01-26
Gen. Soule, Ex-chief
OF Third Division
In Korea, Is Dead

Maj. Gen. Robert S0ule. 81,
former commander Of the Sd Divi-
sion in Korea, died this morning
at the home Of a friend here.
Gen. Soule. who has. been in
Spector of. infantry for the Army
Field Forces with headquarters at
Fort Monroe, Va. since his re-
turn from Korea In November,
collapsed at the home Of Mai,
Gen. and Mrs. Willard G. Wyman,
270O Connecticut avenue NV,
where Gen. and Mrs. Soule had
been staying while he Was In
town for treatInenqt Of a hearing
difficulty at Walter Reed.
He had commanded the Sd
Division since it went to Korea
shortly after the outbreak Of
Ihostilities until his return to the
United States this fall.
In Army 50 Years.
A veteran of 80 years in the
Army. Gen. SoH1e was q native OF
Laramie, Wyo. He received a COM
mission in the Army after he had
completed two years at the Uni
lyersity of Wyoming, where his
father. DR.. Justus F. Soule, was
the dean.
Gen. Soule saw a great deal of
service in the East. He was with
the 31st Infantry Regiment when
lit was part Of the American Ex-
lpeditionary Force in the Siberian
Intervention just after World War
7, and went with the regiment to
the Philippines afterward..
From 1929 to 1888, Gen. sSouls
was again in the East, this time
lin Peiping, to study the Chinese
Language and handle q special mis-
sion for. the State Department
Again in 1887 be was in Tientsin
for nearly a year and a half with
the 18th Infantry Regiment.
In 1910, Gen. Soule came to
the Washington area with the
18th Infantry Regiment. In March,
1941. he was transferred to the
War Department and continued
there until he went to the 18th
Airborne Division In 1943.
Serving with the division, his
regiment spearheaded the divi-
sion's landing on Leyte and In
some Of the fighting on Luzon.
Won Several Decorations.
Gen. Soule also commanded a
special force that liberated the
civilians interned at Los Banos.
Later IN the Philippine fighting
he was assistant commander OF
the 38th Infantry Division. After
the end of hostilities. he went to
Japan with the 18th Airborne.
In October, 1916. Gen. Soule re.
turned to China again as military
|attache at Marking, serving there
until 1850.
Gen. Soule'S decorations includ-
ed the Distinguished Service Cross
the Legion2of Merit with Oak Leaf
Cluster, a., the Silver Star, the
Bronze Star with Cluster, the Air
Medal, the Purple Heart and an
Army Commendation Ribbon.
He was a 32d degree Mason and
la Shriner.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Genevieve 1T. Soule, and a daugh-
ter, Miss Genevieve Ann Soule
who is attending a girls school
lin San Francisco.
Funeral services will be held al
10 am. Wednesday at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial win follow
III Arlington Cemetery. n
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Hebrew Academy 10 Open
Hiqh School Department

A high school department Of
studies will be inaugurated with
the start February 8 of the spring
semester of the Hebrew Academy
of Washington. it was announced
today.
Courses will be offered in Bible
and commentaries, latter proph-
cts, modern Jewish history, the
modern period in Hebrew liter
ature and the Talmud.
They will be given at 10 am. on
Sundays and at 4 pm. Mondays
and Thursdays at the academy,
6045 Sixteenth street NV. Per-
sons interested should call Dr..
Solomon N. Skaist at the acad-
emy, Tuckerman 1922. ~
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Memorial Service Today
For George 7. Williams

A memorial service for George
T. Williams, Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration official, killed Thurs
day in the airliner crash in Eliza
beth, N. j., was to be held at l pm.
today in the Pilgrim Lutheran
Chapel, Westgate, Md.
Following the services. his ashes
will be shipped Port Angelus.
Wash, the home of his wife, Mrs.
Agnes Williams. Also surviving
are his two children, Amanda
Marie, 5, and George, 8; a sister,
Mrs. Robert Killing of Chicago.
The body of John D. Rice, sec
ond CAA official killed in the same
accident, has been shipped to Gill
lespie. H., his parents home, for
burial.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
cap. Increases Rates
|0n Some Interstate
Calls, Cuts Others

A scent increase on nearby
interstate toll calls and decreases
of 5 to Is cents in the initial
period for most distance
Standardization and perscn-to-
person calls were announced
today by the Chesapeake b Po-
tomac Telephone Co., effective
March /.
This company. together with
others in the Bell System. has
filed new interstate long-distance
rates with the Federal Commune
cations Commission.
To Enlarge Operations.
At the same time, the company
disclosed that because Of the
suburbs greater community Of
Interest with Washington" the
metropolitan operation will be en-
Ilarged, also on March /.
Under this program, the WASH
Iington Metropolitan Area will
take in all Of Fairfax and Vienna,
Va, and part of the Bowie and
Ashton, Md, region. A Layhill
Exchange will take in part OF the
Ashton phones, while part of the
Bowie telephones will go into a
Glenn Dale exchange. No other
changes are contemplated at this
time, officials declared.
On rates, company announce
ment said:
minor increases and decreases
lin rates will result on calls at GER
tain distances. The adjustments
provide for a scent increase in
charges on short haul interstate
toll calls up to $50 miles for sta
manifestation initial period rates,
and S cents and 10 cents in day
person -to-person initial period
rates at all but a few distances
within $50 miles.
Distance Increases Saving.
For most distance between 583
and 1890 miles there will be de-
creases of 5 to Is cents in the
initial period interstate toll rates
applicable to station-to- station
land person-to-person calls.
"The interstate rate revisions
are the outgrowth of recently
approved plan worked out jointly
by Bell System telephone COM
lpanies, State regulatory commits
sions and the FEC which changes
the methods of allocating costs
associated with the .oint use of
dlocal exchange plant by intra and
Interstate telephone services"
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Rites Set for Arogon.
Scout for Giants
BY fhe Assoeicssd Pres.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Funeral
services will be held Monday for
Angel (Bing) Aragon, So, a scout
for the New York Giants and a
former infielder for the Yankees,
who died at his home Thursday.
Aragon came out of the Cuban
semipro ranks to join the Yankees
in 1914. He was with the club
again in 1916 and 1917. He played
minor league ball in Toledo, Rich
mond, Toronto and Nashville.
His son, Jack Aragon, is man
ager of the Knoxville Smokes, a
Giants farm in the Tri-State
League.
Evening star., 1952-01-26

mark In 1914,
died yesterday
Iof a heart all.
tment. He was
III.
| Mr.. ,Bjoerns-
son led Iceland
Into the North.
Atlantic A liz
|ance IN 1919.
Iceland won
Ia { K mo Wedge
In1ent as q SOW
lereigll tat e.
united with
Denmark only
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Purchasing Agent Held
By U. S. in Morocco
By the Asseeiated Press

CASABLANCA, Morocco, Jan.
26. - An American purchasing
agent for contractors building
United States air bases in Morocco
was arrested today on charges Of
irregularities in his accounts.
The American Consulate Cen
eral identified him as Joseph Banz.
chief purchasing agent for Atlas
Constructors. The case will DO
heard before the consular tribunal.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Boqurts Expecting Child

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 26 P-
The Humphrey Bogarts are ex-
pecting again. Mrs, Bogart
Lauren Bacalll has informed her
studio that her second child will
be born in August. Their first
child, q son. stephen. was born in
1949.,
Evening star., 1952-01-26

Thursday Of q
heart attack at
Mon t m er
County. General
Hospital.
Mrs. Ballan-
tine had lived
In Washington
and near'by y.
Maryland for
the last is
years. Sine Z.
the spring of'
|l947 she had
resided In Nor
beck, Md, on
her 10 acre
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Gruhum Aides to Speok
At metropolitan Baptist

Two associates Of Evangelist
Billy Graham will speak tomor-
row in Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Sixth and A streets NE.
Dawson F. Trotman will preach
at IL am. and T. w. Wilson at
7:45 pm,
Evening star., 1952-01-26
Anurtlttt1

BARITZ, ABRAHAM. There will be an
pnveilins of a monument to ABRAHAM
BARTTZ on Sunday, January ~. 1852,
at go p.m in the D. c. Hebrew Bene-
Acial Lodge Cemetery, on Alabama ave.
~ THE FAMILY.
ElsENBERG, FRUME. There viii be an
'unveiling Of a monument to FRoME
EISENBERG on Sunday. January ~,
1882, at 2 o'clock Leaving from Ohev
. sholom CONGREGATION, at 6th and Eye
SITS. NV. .4 70
Evening star., 1952-01-26
mrs. ]. W. BaIIantine,
|Wiie Of Retired Aide
To Secretary Of State

Mrs. Joseph w. Ballantine. 63,
wife Of . former career diplomat
who retired as special assistant
|to the Secretary Of State, died
Evening star., 1952-01-26
1t Mrntnriatit

ALEXANDER T. In loving
memory of our dear son and brother,
ALEXANDER T. GRAVETTE, who passed
away one year ago today, January 26,
We have only your memory, dearest Son.
To remember our whole lives through;
But the sweetness will linger forever
As We treasure the image Of you:
FATHER. GRANDMOTHER AND SIS
HICKS. HENSON B. In memory Of my
loving husband, HENSON B. HICKS, who
departed this life nine years ago today.
All to myself think Of you.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, WILLIANA C.
JOHNSON. DIR. GEORGE a. In lovine
memory Of my dear husband, DR..
life three years ago today, January 26.
Three az years have passed since that sad
The one loved was called away;
God called h m home, 1t was His will,
DEVOTED WIFE. cHRisTINE JOHNSON.
JOHNSON, DR; GEoRGE g; IN nemoryy
q ,fs DR. vsas sso tsy a Ss
His life was q diary Of many stories
Of reverence and devotion to God, untir-
ing professional services TO mankind, and
medicinal and monetary contributions TO
those In need.
'sThis is my story. this is my song.
Praistng my Saviour all the day LONG" "
completed his diary and he began life
Rest until the eternal morrow, when
We shall meet again.
HIS SISTER. BLANCHE JOHNSON.
HATTIE. Sacred to the mem-
ory Of our beloved mother, HATTIE Nc
INToSH, who lsft US one year ago today,
Time takes away the edge of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
DEVOTED SON AND pAuGHTER-IN-
Law, EDWARD AND JESSIE LANcAs-
Of my beloved son, MILTON r ScHMIDT,
January 26, I949
WhS shall say my grief is M Mlsssensd.
Memories Keep the tiis wonnd @ i still open. s1'
HIS IovINd MoTHER, MAdDAIENE NJ.
SMITH, WILIIAM a. IN loYing memory
SMITH, who passed away three years aSo
today, January. 90. 1919.
Loved in life. remembered always.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDRIN AND WIDOW.
JAEEM, SAlNT GnAAAESs Al 4qyln8
memory of our devoted brother, SAINT
CHARLES TAPER, who departed thik ufe
one year ago. January 20, 1851.
Somewhere back Of the sunset, II
Away from this world OF strife,
Our loved one Is quietly resting
In that land where there Is no night.
Some day we hope to meet him.
Some day we know not when,
To clasp his hand In the better land,
Never to part again.
HIS DE<CTED SISTERS, BkRT1E PLUME
AND MATTE E. MILLER.
WHITE, DOLORES v In memory Of DO
LORES V9WHITE.
To remember you as the earthly pearl
which shines In Heaven as star.
PHILIP JORDAN, Jr.; MOM AND DAD.
WHITE, DOLORES v. In loving memory
Of our dear niece. DOLORES v. WHIT,
who Departed from us one yeaE aGo 70
day, January 26. 1881.
our hearts still acle with sadness.
Our eyes shed many . tears
Only God knows h0W much We mss ner
After the passing Of one year.
Eternal rest srant unto her. Q LORD,
and let perpetual light shine upon nef'
May her soul rest IN peace:
HEA BELOVED AUNTE, MAMIE. MINNlk
Id BERLIMDA.
Evening star., 1952-01-26
|Syeinn Bjoernsson,
President Of Iceland
Since Il Left Danes
~ ,he A.seeIoted Pres.

REYKJAVIK. Iceland. Jan. 26.
Bjoernsson, President Of
the Icelandic Republic since this
island nation cut its tie with Den
Evening star., 1952-01-26

WILLIAM 7. tBILL. In loy-
: ing memory Of my dear husband, WILL
LIAM n lBILLl DEWDNEY, who passed
away so suddenly three years ago today,
January 26, 1949.
There Is still an ache in my heart today
That passing days cannot take away;
There is a place in my heart that nothing
can fill,
] miss you so. dear Bill, and always Will.
God grant your soul eternal rest and
let perpAtual light shine upon IT,
Evening star., 1952-01-26
1u Mrnturta,,t

ANDERSON. TREZzvANT T., sR. In Low.
ing memory Of our devoted father,
TREzzVANT e. ANDERSON, Sr., who de-
parted this life one year ago today. Janu-
ary 26, 1851.
Just loving thousht.
Just beautiful memory
OF one we loved so dear
MILDRED j. FITZGERALD AND TREzZ-
WANT e, ANDERSON, Jr
Evening star., 1952-01-26

DEANE, MARY MORRELLE. In loving
memory of my dear wife. MARY NOR
RELLE DEANE. who passed away one
year ago today. January 20, 1851.
Because we loved so truly
You are mine forever,
Through holy bonds too strong
For even death to sever.
Evening star., 1952-01-26

BARLOW, JOSEPH I. In loving memory
OF my devoted husband, JOSEPH T. BAR
Low, who left me suddenly one year ago
today. January 20, 1851.
Sad and sudden was the call Of one
loved so dearly.
It was a.bitter grief, shock severe,
To part with one loved so dear.
/ often sit and think Of you
And speak of how you died,
. TO think you could not say good-hy
Before you closed your eyes.
For nae you did your best,
Oh. God grant you eternal rest.
LONELY WIFE.
CARTER, MARY B. In loving memory of
our dear mother. MARY b. CARTER, who
passed away seven years ago today, Janu-
ary 20, 1916
Seven years have passed
Since that sad day,
When our dear sweet mother
Was called away.
God took her home. 1t was His viii,
Within our hearts she liveth still.
CHILDREN, MARIE, ALMA AND NORMA.
Evening star., 1952-01-26

THEODORE. A special commu-
nication of John F. Cook
Lodge, No. 10, F. & A M,
is called at the Masonic Tenn
" pie Monday, January 2S,
Il 1852, at IL am, for the pur..
pose of attending the funeral
of our late past master =
DIRE BETHEL. BY order Of
Evening star., 1952-01-26

SMITH. ALBERT d. On Thursday, Janu-
Gault .pi,, ne, ALBERT D. SMITH, be-
loved husband of Mrs. Emma L. Smith,
father Of Mr.. Lexington E. Smith, uncle
by many other relatives and friends.
After pm. Monday. January %, friends
may call at his late residence. Funeral
Tuesday, January 20, at pm. from the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, 10th
and Eye SITS: NV. Rev. Jerry A. Moore
omeiating. Relatives and friends invited.
!nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Sons. az
Evening star., 1952-11-02
TIDEWATER
COI1THERN MARYLAND

-
1. 80 acres. 7-rm. house. 2 large
tobacco barns, poultry house, corn
house, brooder house. paved high
way; excellent tobacco and poultry
farm, good tobacco allotment; 30
miles b. c.; immediate possession.
.. 160 acres, 6-rm. home, 8 tobacco
barns, corn house. stable: 100 acres
crop, complete farm machinery,
im1 road; 25 miles D. C. SEP 500.
3. 176 acres, 6-rm. home. . tenant
houses. tobacco barns. 3-car ga
rage. poultry house. corn no, Sc,
cattle shed: 100 acres in cultiya.
utilities: 30 miles p. c.; liberal
fins ncing. 100000.
4. 80 acres. peninSula; " mile wa.
terfront; large matured pine timber,
estimated 100000 it.; paved high
way, utilities; ideal for deyelop-
5: 265 acres. 5-rm., house. q barns.
large running creek. ideal hunting
reserve; utilities available; improved
State road to property; immediate
possession; 35 miles b. C. SO. $50.
8. 200 acres. large tobacco barn. g.:
fhar F house; n5ss s matassa natures s1
y ~~No~"~~F
\. CHESAPEAKE BAY-11 acres, 400
It. OF sandy beach; beautifully land
scaped; modernized, rustic log cabin,
3-car brick garage, brick bath
house; so miles D. c.; immediate
possession.
s. IO1 acres. overlooking Patuxent
River; paved highway: 3-rm. farm
house, large barn, matured timber:
utilities availat'o; - acres in c'l-
tivation; immediate possession: 48
miles D. c. SfH,950.
0. II acres. 5-rm. home. large barn.
SITS BILE. 8 chicken houses, garage;
utilities available; paved highway;
near Patuxent River. AZ miles d. c.;
immed. poss. $3.50.
10. SO acres, modern home. Arm.
farm house, 2 barns, chicken houses;
paved highway, utilities; complete
farm machinery: 1852 crops; i'm.
poss.; 80 miles D. c. $4,000.
We have farms, water fronts. cots
taees to fill your requirements. CAL.
VERT REALTY AGENCY. Prince
Frederick. Maryland. Phone 10s,
324 Or 22S.J,l. INSPECTION BY
APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
INVEST. PROP. WTp. tcont sUsINEss PRoP-RENT tcons

NORTH ARLINGTON, Q few blocks
off Key Bridge-Approx. 10000 sa.
it.. 232-ft. frontage. VIII lease in
part or whole; 3 driveways; entire
area surfaced and well-lighted: 4
stucco work bays; large ONCE, very
modern. Will build to suit tenant
ss sood a.sSs SsstSp tras for count amy Rd Sas
to new Rosslyn post ONCE. 1910
Ft; Myer dr.. ia. s-s57S or ia
SNAIL SMALL COMMERCIAL BLDG, in
downtown district; will renovate
to suit reliable tenants. LA. 6-32 3
CORNER BLDG, downtown; 4 floors,
Esibe1 Eita ssvat96 aG5 bSsyr1ss a2S3 81 IT aRos M
"oIs oth ST; st.. n sN:EMAappsox a pro- (, &c 5:G9c J,
loading platform in RI; immed. oc-
shRNsfEiN SfEi ssHs { Co, 14i5' nP' K St. NV, "
1928 sa; EYE EYE, ST. NV lge. rms.
excel. for 1st commercial store. doc
ms Inspect. tn cali di''l ME. eai $500. o'iHs Leo NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 x st. NV
1923 I4th ST. N.W.-3 lovely, lge
rms. ideal location; immed. occup:
$50 mo. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO.. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54OO
ENTIRE BLDG. 2 floors, bsmt.. in
shopping center at junction Of 8 bus
lines; parking space; avail. shortly
CURTIS. Broker, SH. 5277. "
80 Ist ST. S.E.-Fireproof bldg,
24x53, with vacant lot 22x46; zoned
End comL; recently constructed. C.
H. PARKER CO., MA. 1925. 3
200 BLK. G ST. N.W.-Restaurant
fully equipped, going business; $3.50.
C. H. PARKER CO., MA. 1926. a
NEAR MAINE AVE. AND N ST.-2.
story brick building. can be easily
used for Offices or storage; will re-
model to suit tenant; reas. rent
RE. 2137. TR. 1885. a
DISTRICT LINE NEAR GA. in Md
Large refrigerated box, basement,
stories. level rms. parking lot. other
rms. and bldgS.: auto. heat. Suit
able store, market. manufacturing
GF. 1894. SH SSS2.
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th and You
Sts. n.w.-4 500 SO. #. Entr. on
streets; excel. loc. for drugstore OF
other enterprise. FRED A. SMITH
CO EX 24S9. .-3
Evening star., 1952-11-02

DRUGSTORE
Large new corner store with full
basement in new shopping center on
North Capitol st. This store Is well
borhood, no competition. unlimited
possibilities. Call LA. 6-6269. SID
NEY 2. MENSH q CO., MA. $40.
S37 26th ST. N.W.-Corner store, 8
rms. kit: bath; / block from pro-
617 9th st. NV. at @ ot.--Near
HechEs and downtown shopping.
GUARANTEES REALTY. INC, MA. 0SS7
Evening star., 1952-11-02

GARDEN APARTMENTS
Newly available is one of the finest
area % It T has 'sSso over 50 charming is
apis. of both l and 2 bedrm. size,
and many features not usually found
in this type Of bldg. 1t will show
better than 1876 cash return on
$4,000 investment. This is a sound
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K St. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911
Evening star., 1952-11-02
SToRFs FOR RENT tcont.j J

NEAR 14th AND L sTs. N.W.-Ap-
proximately 1,20O Ga. IT.; 1925 mo.
LINKINs CO.. DI. S6S6.
HEART OF BRIGHTWOOD
Well located on busy street; store with
parking for 4 cars.
kIRKs REALTY CO.. REALTORS
no. o77o OIL. 28O6
Evening star., 1952-11-02
SACPTFICE

Excellent, rolling beef cattle farm
near Poolespille. Md, More than
400 acres. so acres timber: S-rn.
frame house with bath, water. elec.
and splendid view; huge bank, barn.
corn cribs and other out hldgs. !;
soil in high production, mostly
seeded to hay and grass: water
avail to all fields; on hard surface
road; school bus at door; in excess
of 600 IL, fronting on Potomac
River in heart OF fastest growing
Montg. County area. Illness forces
immed, sale at S110 per acre. eau
OWNER WO. 1904 j
Evening star., 1952-11-02

BARR BUILDING. 9lO 18th st. NV.
nea Conn. and K. New. mooerL
attractive desk space for those whit
want he best receptlonist switch.
BOARD. mail and telephone answer
ing service available Call ST 1856
Evening star., 1952-11-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

FOR SALE-Laboratory in COW
Ross'yn area. leasehold. furniture
chemicals. equip; all for $500
JE. 3-9S11.
NEW 37xs4. fiber-elass insulated in.
dustrial bldg. for lease, at CLOG
10000 so. FT. OF grouno centrally
located; pvt. r. r. siding and ONCE
NOW SH AVAILABLE FOR OFFICE. shop
etc.. l 1000 50. It. and parking for 4
ne. Also end a.. $40 r. ]. ave. d e.
$65 per mo. STANDARD PROP.
ERTIES, INC. LO. 6-44S4.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Annandale, Va. Phone JE. 90
Closed Sundays
OPEN TODAY
EATJC CHTIRCH

+ AhIlO N11O4COA4
These . new homes should pc tnt
answer to your dreams. LOOK anc
think about these practical features
for only $16,950 with low down
payment. 3 large bedrms;; NV. Ian TN
equipped kit. with dinette space
tiled bath; stairway to expandable
attic for more bedrms:; base.
ment. On lot 60x180 it., with
paved driveway. Fine neighborhood
Convenient to schools. shopping ano
transportation.
They are different in design and
worthy of your inspection. PICK
Directions: Out Lincoln ave. tc
Greenwich st. and follow our ar
rows to No. 524.
MOON REALTY, INC.
Diana II. ~ : n
Evening star., 1952-11-02
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

vA.-ANNANDALE. Unimproved. The
center of latest DEVELOPMENTS. 10. 900
g. g. W. f. M6nfEN 3nf pp k1 Escel see7s5i fF0n'ase
VA.-S.OOO SO. FIT. all purpose bldg.
plus 1000 TT. storage. Over u
acre parking. Is min. l4th st.
Bridge. lust of Columbia pike.
BUSY GEORGIA AVE. CORNER -
Three-story brick bldg: $3.50 a mo.
income; good buy. RA. 1900. -
CORNER STORE. with Broom apt.
above. being sold by owner; near
schools. 1877 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Call OR. S77O for appointment
ROW HOUSES at 616 Kennedy st.
apt; has 3 kitchens; excel. cond. !;
lot 1Sx146. Shown by appt. RUBY
M, ACKEN. Realtor. 81. 4060. 81.
STORE with s-room-bath ant. above;
brick bldg, oil h.-w.h.; good bus.
center on 18th st. and w NV.
w. B. REALTY. ia. 0S94, RE. O676.
ATTRACTIVE business and invest
ment property. well located on Rhode
Island ave-, Just across D. C. line.
Leased to preferred interests. Plenty
Of parking space. Modern in every
detail; Call Mr.: Clark. GE. 9o11.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. Realtor.
l224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
LOT. approx: 75xl37 IT.; with det.
for professional or business bldg. {;
vic. Of Howard Univ. For further
information, call MR.. CLARK, HO.
1877 NO 5S6S
Evening star., 1952-11-02
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MODEST RETIREMENT PROPERTY
SEQ 2 a.. 8 rms. mod. bath
bus and TT. on Rte. II. For de-
tails, write OWNER, Box 81. New
Midway, Md
Evening star., 1952-11-02

CULPEPER, VA.
!. 222-acre farm, 120 open; 10-room
house. bath. electricity; $4,000.
2. 196-acre dairy farm, .35-stanchion
i%sss. % srain: fun line equipment. 3
tractors; 6-room dwelling with bath.
$4,000 everything.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Phone 1902 once, S162 Res.
Culpeper. Va.