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Evening star., 1952-06-04
Praises 'Fost' Tine

What wonderful thing daylight saw
ing time is! Most Of my friends agree
that the only thing wrong with it is that
1t isn't year round and universal
throughout the country.
Many folks are against It. know,
but that's always the way. II the good
Lord himself came down and gave every
one free ticket to Heaven. there surely
would be some one to complain. ! have
yet to hear q convincing argument
against fast time"
Daylight saving time Is real boon to
all home gardeners. golfers. tennis play
ers, travellers. ETC.. who would like an
extra hours daylight after q hard days
work. This extra hour often means the
difference between being able to get in
nine holes Of golf and not doing 1t. Or
Of doing little work around the yard
you couldn't otherwise do.
Selfish? Sure, it's selfish to want to
have daylight saving time to have more
time for recreation. But it's also selfish
to want to have standard time for other
reasons. No poll ever has been taken, but
I'd wager that the people among city
dwellers who favor fast time" outnum-
ber by far those who are opposed. Per-
sonally, love it! Reader.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Young Americas Job Prospects

Americas young men and women who are
paying their final farewells this month as stu
dents at our universities are facing prospects
that are both bright and bafding.
They are walking into world which is In
state of near-war. It is q way OF life which has
seemingly become fastened upon us and which
win affect each prospect and decision OF this
years graduates. Many viii simply shed their
academic robes as prelude to putting on
military uniform. To most Of these. it means
that their ultimate course in life is yet to be
settled, postponement that will work to the
advantage Of some and the disadvantage Of
others.
A considerable number Of them already have
had their crack at uniformed service. Theirs is
the brighter prospect at the moment with the
Nations industry, agriculture and sciences work.
ing at close to peak capacity. The demand for
manpower is great, particularly for manpower
that has been educated in the technical skills.
Recent surveys of job opportunities for the new
graduates reveal that the demand for engineers
is at an all-time high with beginning salaries at
a comparable level Placement agencies and the
big corporations have been knocking at the col
lege doors for weeks past, trying to I'LL an esti-
mated $4,000 engineering openings from a
graduating crop Of $4,000 engineering students.
The bright new horizons which seem to be
drawing ever closer in the scientific fields are
beckoning particularly to chemists and physicists.
The demand in these specialties is no longer con-
fined to a few research foundations and the
colleges themselves that need to keep their pro-
fessorial ranks filled; it has broadened now to
thousands of corporate enterprises that need to
hold to the pace Of industrial exploration.
So enticing has the whole picture become, In
fact that one or two Of the universities have
i,,,f,osad reSfricti0nS unOn the .ta1ent Scnilts0
who have been roaming over the campuses this
spring. It's all been too, much "for the good Of
the boys" one college official explained.
Evening star., 1952-06-04

The Stars readers can get the an:werr 70
any questions Of fact BY writing The
Evening Star Information Bureau. 100 I street
or s. p e. sas sf
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
O. Are the bones or the teeth the
hardest components Of the human
body?-L. S. S.
A. The teeth. The bulk Of tooth
structure is dentine. q hard substance
that is chemically very similar to bone.
It Is covered with an even harder
material, the enamel.
@. How does hawk ny upward with
out Tapping its wings?-R. j. T.
A. The force which enables hawk
to soar to great heights without fiapping
its wings is the same principle as that
by which kite is flown. The bird rides
on an ascending air current. A good
example OF this is gull flying along
side ship.
@. Why are cakes made with butter
milk or sour milk usually lighter than
those made with sweet milk?-K. M. F.
A. This Is because the Tactic acid in
these milks softens the gluten, that
part Of the flour which causes toughness
In baked products.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Answer for BuIlies

The British are giving the Kremlin dose
Of its own medicine In West Berlin In retaliation
for tough and threatening Soviet acts they have
thrown up barbed-wire barricade around the
Russian-run radio station in their sector of CITY,
and they have served notice that those inside can
come out If they wish but that nobody will be
allowed to 60 in More than that their troops on
guard around the building have been supplied
with extra ammunition and ordered to meet
force with force" II any attempt is made to lift
the siege.
This action--taken after consultation with
allied French and American occupation authori-
ties-has come on the heels Of Communist seizure
of a number of small areas on the outskirts
Of the British sector. Having ignored protests
a little quid-pro-qu treatment. Presumably,
they will be denied free access to their radio
station unless and until they reply satisfactorily
to the complaints that have been addressed to
them. Meanwhile, with barbed wire and armed
troops standing in their way, they have all the
evidence they should need to convince them that
their bullying tactics against West Berlin and
free Germany are not going to, be answered with
appeasement or turn-the- -cheek meekness.
Regardless of what the Soviet response may
prove to be, the British are to be commended for
this admirable and not untypical demonstration
Of firmness. In effect, they have made clear that
they do rot propose to tolerate any Red strong
arm measures in territory under their authority
frame of mind fully shared by their French and
American allies. The Kremlin, would do well to
take note Of the fact The free Western world
Is in no mood to react timidly to the bulldozing
words and deeds of Russia's Dead End Kids.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Disappointing Movie Critics

was fortunate to have read "Any-
thing Can Happen" while In military
service, close to seven years ago. Re-
Gently saw movie Of the same name
and was impressed by the fact the
film seemed to have only q remote
resemblance to the book. Outside of
the theater I read reviews by local
critics and was amazed to find no COM
parison between movie and book. As
suming that local critics never had
read the book. I Immediately purchased
a copy Of Anything Can Happen" to
refresh my memory. The movie re-
sembleS the book Just as the Rock of
Gibraltar resembles Sugar Loaf Noun
tain in Maryland. I am not so ashamed
OF Hollywood as am Of local critics
for failing to point out that the movie
script has almost nothing In common
with the amusing, democratic epic
penned by George and Helen Papashvily.
There is nothing in the film to show
Papashvily's disgust at strikebreakers,
nor is there any mention Of his casual
and wonderful acceptance of colored
citizens in America. In the movie
George marries second-rate Dorothy
Parker, in the book he marries
Georgian. In the movie Besso's farm is
a citrus grove In mansion-studded
California. in the book Besso's farm is
in North Carolina and the Papashvilys
end up with q farm in Pennsylvania.
I don't think ever sat through so
much tear-jerking corn since Hollywood
butchered that classic, "The Canter-
vile Ghost" by Oscar Wilde. I have
such low opinion Of Hollywood that
I don't expect more than one good
movie in a decade. but do expect
some intelligent reporting from local
critics. They sure let me down when
Evening star., 1952-06-04
UNlcEF Needed

Among the many larger amounts
authorized In the mutual security legis-
lation, the authorization for the Inter-
national Children's Emergency Fund
(UNICEFD may seem unimportant. To
those who know the work that UNICEF
is doing, it seems Of grave Importance
that the Senate figure. SIC, ,962, ,000-to
cover q period Of two years-should
prevail. (The House authorized $12
million and the legislation is now in
conference.)
In the underdeveloped areas Of the
world, where rnalnutrition and child
hood diseases are rampant. children are
desperately IN need Of help. The goals
sought by the Children's Fund in these
areas are to lay the foundation for good
public health work by local governments
with demonstration feelings, milk con-
servation programs and maternal and
child health programs; and to relieve
children's suffering from the painful
diseases prevalent in these areas by mass
attacks on the causes. Thus, the fund
to give few examples supplies ma
chinery for paSteurizing and drying milk,
midwives' kits for local personnel trained
in the maternal and child health centers,
Evening star., 1952-06-04

Pen-,,anaes may be used If letters carry
uriters' correct names and addresses.
Ait letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Thirty Not q Crowd

The Star. Sunday, June I, shows
picture Of the crowded conditions" in
the Walker-Jones Negro School. There
were only 80 children in this picture.
Is that The Stars idea Of o crowded
classroom? consider that an ideal
number. for taught classes that were
never less than ~, often with three
classes In one room and sometimes four.
M.P.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Letters to The Star !.

they passed Anything Can Happen"
as good movie. I suggest they read
before they review.
John C. Rogers.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Error in 'chuneed Outlook

Lowell Mellett's column headed
Changed Outlook Since Winter" (Star,
May 29) states: "It may be that. in the
language Of the late Jim Watson (Sena-
tor James E.. of Indiana) the Republic
can Party is always able to rise above
principle il it becomes necessary. But
the hard core Of internationalists back
ing Senator Taft are putting good deal
Of passion behind their principles"
This changed outlook is startling. One
would like to hear more about Senator
Taft's passionate internationalist back
ers. Is 1t possible that Mr.. Mellett in
tended to name Gen. Eisenhower?
d. b. Phillips.
Editors note: The mistake was
The Stars. not Mr.. Melletts. Through
q typographical error o line was
dropped from the paragraph, which
should have read: 4 4"But the hard
core of internationalists backing Gen.
Eisenhower and the hard core of
isoiationists backing Senator Taft
are putting good deal Of passion
behind their principles.)
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Abilene History

It occurs to me that. with the national
gaze turned on Abilene, Kans.. for Gen.
Eisenhower's homecoming. it might be
of interest to your readers to know how
the generals town got its name.
So-turn back to 1868 when Abilene
was just collection Of frontier cabins,
a typical Western town. rough and law
less. It had no name. One Sunday
that year Mrs. Tim Hersey, q devout
student of the Bible. decided to give q
name to the settlement.
Picking up her copy Of the New Testa-
ment she scanned through it until her
eye fell on what she considered an orig
inal and pretty name, Abilene" in the
first verse. third chapter, of the Gospel
of st. Luke. So she christened the set
tlement.
Abilene is famous for its celebrated
two-gun sheriff Of the 1870s, Wild Bill
Hickok: for being the terminus of the
Chisholm cattle trail, over which during
the 1905 and 1870s millions Of long
horn cattle were driven up to the rail-
head at Abilene; for being the place
where the modern lunch wagon orig
mated in the "chuck wagons" brought
to town by hundreds of cowboys who
frequently Painted the town red on Sat-
urday nights. Edward Boykin.
Evening star., 1952-06-04
Questions and Answers

The Stars readers can get the answer to
any questions Of fact by writing The
Evening star Informetion Bureau LOO street streets
return postage or By telephoning ST. 1858.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
Colonial Home and Farm
sTRAsBURo. VIRGINIA

Dignified old mansion built around
1855, Stone and brick construction
situated on 1IO-acre farm with 10
natural beauty Of rolling land. and
the. Massachusetts, Mountain. &C.. .
backdrop, at the entrance to the
Shenandoah Valley. The limestons
soil supports bluesrass, especially
favorable to growth OF cattle. horses
and sheep is an. added attraction.
House fine model Of Georgian Co
high pillared portico extending across
front, 1la-story wings each side.
House consists Of IL rooms, Q lge.
halls. wide sweeping stairway, q
lge. drawing rooms, library. 2 baths.
with 2 more rouehed in. Bedrnts.
plenty. Lge. airy bsmt. where pres.
kitchen and dining roorn;. 9 gener-
Gus fireplaces, gas. steam heat. Like
all old Virginia homes It has its
war history, too. For complete Dc.
scription. call
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
JE. 3-1s71. Exclusive. ov. l94e
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HOUSES FoR sALEvA.

4 BEDRMS. q BATHS
Brick Cape Cod, Just on wash. blvd.
IN ideal N Arl. location; 14x9 pam
eled den, hv. fm. with hrepl., corner
with substantial cash.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
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FAIRFAX DRIVE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
ACREAGE near Rockville on hard
road. leyel; suitable for road build
ing machinery. TU. 6400 --25
DOWNTOWN-Approx. 1000 50. IT..
Open, modern air-cond. space: plus
8 ofices. Call Ma. 1895. ---2S
2251 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 2.2OO
so. it.; concrete fis., fireproof bldg,
occup. LEO N. BERNSTEIN 4 CO.
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. NE. $500.
1888 1ST ST. S.E.-1-story brick
occup. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. Co,
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54OO.
End COMMERCIAL, downtown, on
New. York ave-; 2la-story, row brk.
residence; very suitable for any
type Of small industrial use: price
$4,000. very reaS. amount Of cash
will handle. Call Clyde Terms, HU
1865. GoLDsTEN BROS, RE. 1888.
LREsTAURANT-l4th ST. N.w.3For
lease. Colored.. Doing good busi-
ness. Excellent condition. Many
new fixtures. Located on 14th st,
Just north of You. Complete with
fixtures and equipment; 5000 per mo.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. RE. 11Sl;
ewes. LO. 5-5107.
CORNER LOT. opposite new Kann's
Dept. Store in Arl. Bus stop at cor
ner. Ideal for outdoor display,
Low rent. OW. 362S.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALR

UFPER 18th ST. area, shephsfd
gsT t,oo &; KAY AZ .is EiESALSTfY ~ 4 .co. Se ne. @
':ss $3.50 5s'A NJ sE: fMal MAJ b. b :als;
sste ,as =; ioosioo. Mr.. hxssfN.
2 II LARGE ssfs, LOTS, Agesl.. Va. ~. ;@.,,
pEsiRabLE fxG HGi ri LoT, fsos soxlo7, in cSSoic.
Hillcrest section. with all. utilities.
BY OWNER. no AGENTS. AK. 1884.
5 ACRES on Old Georgetown I'd. On
Z. TooMEY, JI, Realtor. 1oiS lsti
REDGGED as niH fG ffoR oaih oaaiuhicK SALE. S cSS,e.
Io lot adjoinins sj ,Rock creek Park seN
oWSEs yIs,I. WIN 1,,S sen ,.I.; AT a.a nearby :,ss
FiNisaED' B BASEMENT, sexe4. on q
acre. May occupy while building.
Price. $3.50; SMITH w. ALLNUTr
ls6 s. AckEs' I'll so!s; g mile. from D. e b,
Mr.. Arrowsmith with cHARLEs 4.
HOoFF, INC. 1907 Duke st., Alex.
TE; 3445; ewes; KI. s-06l1, 26
LEVEL 75x136 LOT. No. 9, block ..
section 9 Of Drum Point Beach, Md:
area Restricted section. Comniut.
ing distance to Wash. and victnity.
Price. $1,000. OF. 7690. -2s
v ST. Sc. and Bennett ave.---De-
tached corner lot: 6Sx100. X mile
81, 400, terms. Also lot for semi.
detached group, row houses and
apartments. Priced reasonable. CAL
BUsADA, 10. 9-S500. 1415 eouthsfn
sLMSi6hI.. a a lots. in Rockville. ia.
street. $4,000. DE. 3276. --21
BUILDERS ATTENTION
=; two iS 1. tyo 90 la A. ssa 81 =
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT IN NEARBY Md, ware
houses all sizes. Unlimited parking.
Box 70-S. Star.
WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT. 18,-
900 50. it.. 2nd commercial ground,
vicinity of South Capitol st. Bridge
Ideal for wholesale business. Call
Nh. Gattenberg. TU. 23l2. with
$e5 M0.-smali 2-story brick. suit
able repair shop. storage. ETC.; To-
block H st. ne, DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI 1000 Ewes. WO. 1891
N. Y. AVE. NE. - 5000 50. it.. LIST
A., high ceiling. ONCE 9 washrooms
A. M ROTH. RE. 1880. ---27
DOWNTOWN--5.00 900 50. IT.; enc
comm: Four As. and elev.; bricl
bldg. $226 mo. Ma. 1896. --2S
DOWNTOWN, 5000 sq. It., LOADING
dock and small hand lift; avail
MA. 9254. -25
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
Suburban Alexandra

h .s55H 90g4Ag01k 11A0AN4x4k& 10
Greet the spring on your own Is-acr.
complete with Germ. brick house 81
excel. cond., new roof, new oil fur.
mace. Surrounded by shade and
fruit trees, shrubs. perrenials. and
grape vines. Few mi. southwest o1
Alexandra. Cony. to schools, transp.
and Washington. Truly Q good
value at SIG, $50.
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP
Realtors, ITO Mt. VerAon ave. Alex
Al. 2737, TIE 1928; ewes. Mr..
Hardman. TIE. 1886. ---27
ExPANDABLE RAMBLERS
22nd and No. Roosevelt. convenient
70 bus service and schools. Homes
have 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths
Center and rear halls. sep din
rms. de luxe kitchens with break
fast area; full bsnt. with toilet
Huge attics for expansion purposes
Garages and open patios Several
sytsrior sss ror desisns. Priced from
MAC LINDSEY
IA. 10000: "a. 7-2211
Evening star., 1952-03-25
607 -61I -7th ST. S.W.

Two modern nice size stores,
just remodeled. One store
with / rm., other with 2 rms.
in rear. Suitable any type
business On busy block.
Rent reasonable. See your
broker. or call owner after
6 pm. ST.. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
AIL SIZES

OF warehouses for your business
needs
(i1 2,7O0 50. ft.-New, modern. fire.
proof, 1-story bldg; parking; close
in Bethesda: 1928 mo.
(2) 5000 50. ft.--One- story bldg,
suitable for manufacturing or ware
house; large parking area; available
Immediately; Capitol Heights; $3.50
(3) 1900 50. lt.--Ground floor with
extra Large drive-in doors, left
ceiling; neat supplied convenient
GEORGETOWN location; available
promptly
t4) 10000 50. ft.---New 1-story ware.
house, convenient N. Y. ave. area
available about 4 months.
(5) 10000 So ft.-Extra- fine story
and basement, heavy-duty ele.
vators; 16-car r.r.. siding, 2S trucl
loading bays; available immediatel,
on long-term lease; may subdiyid'
for 2 tenants.
For further data. cali Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors ma. $500
Evening star., 1952-03-25

NEAR STATLER HOTEL
Half Of 1st and End fIs. (approx. 21
ft.x65 ft), in modern 2-story, air
conditioned building ] block from
Statler Hotel. Finest location and
facilities. Call Mr.. GIST, NE. 1921.
Evening star., 1952-03-25

$50 LOTS
NORTH BEACH PARK, MD,
Adjacent Rose Haven and
North Beach. Will trade for
D. G. property or nearby
farm. See your broker or
call owner after 6 pm. ST.
4988. Open to offer.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
FARMS

TWO STROUT CATALOGS, Just outt
East. Midwest and WESTERN; 81
sfRouT olsfE22 lRsfE22LTSY.' 7ii.A WOOD.
ysEd sass Bldg. wa'hinston. Sterling
Po0LEsvILLE. 81 fertile acres.
cleared. level crop land; modern g.
rm. house; large bank barn. .20-
COW block barn, other outbld1s.; :;
white board fence on hard road.
Mr.. Offutt, Poolesville 2S42, with
HOWARD r. sCHAFER. Bethesda.
rs ACREs-six-rm house. ON o. Q.
hwy. Electricity, Bottle gas, tele-
phone. Call OWNER. IA. 361e.
VIRGINIA, so miles d. c.--45 acres
clear; is acres timber, stream: q
room house, electricity. Asking
$500. TU. 5297. ~
MARLBORO HUNT COUNTRY-Love-
" old estate. over "a mile frontage
on Marlboro pike, easy committing
soil. profitable farmed in tobacco.
10 rm. mansion In beautiful condi-
tion. good tennant house and numer.
| Gus outbuildings; 100000.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
1017 9Th st. NV. ST. S4S4: --2e
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS pRoPERTY FOR SAIL

18th and Cue sts.
nv. store. rms and bath: lot pt
bought right with reasonable down
payment ,,sn MR, PERRY, DI- sss4;
OFF NORTH CAPITOL and New
York aye.--Mod. store and ofices.
open space. immed. poss.; sell or
rent. Also 1000 50. #. open space
at 9th and 3 st. NV. AuERBACH
q Co. DI: 650I. AID. 5907.
ioc. in washington. Alexandria or
Rosslyn. Cali WA. $3.50 after 9
ri ST. NV. near l5th--Zoned LIST
c0fnmercial; Is rooms, English
basement; building could be used
for ofices; parking space In rear
for or 10 ears. Wo. b6sJ. Ia
Evening star., 1952-03-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEr

BLDG. APPROX $500 so. FT.-
wholesale auto parts distributor. Or
to $3.50 mo. GEO. s. KING Co.
Realtor. Est. 1895. LU. 4-25Qls
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
House And Home
WAYCROFT

you'll say hmm when you see the
plan, the many extras that makes
this house home There are 8
firepI and din. rm.. q kit, that needs
no apron, bslnt., porch. gar, Q
!. garden surrounded by azaleas, etc,
etc. You must call to see this
something unusual at $22.a50.
C. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Open Evenings
WITH YOU
We are with you In presenting this
very livable home Just OF Lee blvd.
Just beyond Seven Corners. Easily
accessible to transp.; Nv. rms fun
din. rrn., equipped kit. 2 bedrns.s (
lovely elassed-in porch; on large
wooded lot. Must be seen to be
appreciated; $500 to $4,000 down.
with total price of S12.950. I'M
mediate possession.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22I2 wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HOUSES WANTED 10 BuY

I WILL PAY CASH TODAY for your
home; any location. any condition:
quick action. RE. 22O1. ST. tat
u PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home. business or invest
ment property Is what you desire,
sssn q: a. HuMPHRIEs: Realtor,
appraisais. Results since 1919.
nTMEDIATE CASH for your home;
a4y location. any condition. Cali
DI. SS42 or 81. 1859.
Cash BUYERS waiting for s and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
honse hSn sali i WRTzEs nnd E RTHL "a is ssrSqE yGqT
HU. 4345. Open eyes,. til 10 pm.
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm. home
n good D. G. or nearby Nd. loca.
s.stses slgn; es.si g. gF. gFsi .assRI sMRs- COX. LU
D. c. OR MARYLAND-we buy for
satisfaction is IS our BUR- successS SUI ~ WITH. 3h.
out OBLIGATION, call CAMPANELLA q
cREvY : CHASE REALTY co. ha,
many clients who need desirable
HnMrs nv, and ,isd;rNMa nd homes @IrlI EN- lsoo.
q 3-bedroom rambler under $2S. .O0l
and 4-bedfoom Cape Cod undel
. $50, 900. Must be In good nortl
Arlington location. Ewes, please cal
Mr.. Miller. OR. 1882. with FRAME
DESIRE TO BUY nice 3-bedroon
home. nice location: have cash. NJ
.aSIsnNts; q INs; : Box Al; e! star; 5.
St once. =. CROSS a. SONS, At
We HAVE SEVERAL buyers waitin,
for lower priced homes in thl
today. EARL J. PRESTON. sH. 9ls3
HAVE ARMY MAJOR who win pa,
all-cash for or 3 bedroom house
Michigan Park, nearby Nd. URGENT
SHALL IL j. WI WAPLE R CO, s. Reaitor. Real Ai2s ias.
I4I An st; nsM;. pI; 3346.
Va; also commission sales. Lis
now. Eve. OR. 6916. L. T. GRA
WAITE, Realtor. 1918 X st. NV
Evening star., 1952-03-25
WANTED

AT REASONABLE RENT
FARM OR ESTATE with livabis home
containing at least 4 bedrms.; within
hours auto ride from District, Boz
32-S. Star. go
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lBUsINEss pRop.-sALe tcen.. ]

1st COMMERCIAL
20oxl 4o-6oth st.. Marlboro Pike Sc,
General Commercial
l9Ox260 - Central ave Sc. s-rm
home. 3. r. BEACH. Real Estate
1905 Marlboro pike s.e;. 10. $1,000
18th AND BENNING RD. N.E.--I5.-
900 sq. IT,, zoned lst coml., with so.
It. front on Benning rd.. improycC
by 2 6-rm. brick houses; ideal loca.
tion.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
l21I Eye st. NV. RE. $751; 2s
1St Commercial Bargain
Near Dupont Circle. 3-story semidet
brick remodeled into once bldg
Meets. all IRE laws Suitable offices
organization hdatrs., photograph,
developing, sales. equipment. anc
service, etc. Loading platform a
rear: Priced right at S2s. 500. To in.
spect. call WO. 2010. GORMAN r
YOUNG. DE. 4444.
Evening star., 1952-03-25

In an MS MESAM5aEHs 16dx1 sa slTshS Isan - %,
&. T. BEACH. Real Estate. 500
Marlboro pike s.e.. 10. e-100o. .--2e
18th AND Pr. sTEvENs DR., NV.
Approx. 10000 IT,, zoned 40-A;
price, 81 so sq. II.
MICHAEL WALSH b SONS
1911 Eye st. NV. RI. $3.50. rs
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
Prince Georges County
NJ. LEO STORCH
Evening star., 1952-03-25
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up. KASS-BERGER. INC. I'M. 800.