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Arkansas State press., 1953-12-11


industrial plants would be pro-
hibitive by comparison with the
cost OF natural gas, the appica-
ton stated. giving as an example
the generating plants Of Arkan-
sas Power and Light Company
which are designed for use OF
natural gas.
If the power company were
forced to use fuels other than
gas, the power company will not
only be confronted with a major
capital investment to convert the
new units so as to operate them
with such fuel, but will also IN
cur greatly increased expenses
for the production of electric en-
ergy. The economic effect OF this
upon the state of Arkansas would
be serious" the FPC application
stated.
The proposed 100000 Taylor
compressor station, in Columbia
County, will improve the com
pany's ability to supply gas 10
Central Arkansas, Mr.. Curran
said. OF 10,500 horsepower, the
Taylor station will augment two
other similar compressor stations
along the company's main line
from the East Texas gas fields.
One of these compressor sta
ton, the Bierne plant, near Cur
don, was placed in operation
early this year. adding further
to the company's ability to serve
central Arkansas.
AS part Of the overall con-
struction program, Ark ansas
Louisiana plans to extend a pipe
line from Waskom, Texas, into
the vast Carthage gas field, and
another pipeline into the recently
discovered Willow Springs and
Hallsville gas fields on the west
ern edge of the East Texas oil
field.
Also part of the expansion are
these projects;
10 miles of pipeline to Arkansas
Power and Light Companys
generating plant at Stamps;
miles of additional pipeline
northwest from the Perla'
regulating station to the Lake
Catherine plant of Arkansas
Power and Light;
10 miles of pipeline from the
Waskom Texas, gasoline plant,
to the company's Carthage,
Texas, gasoline plant, and lat
miles Of pipeline from the Car
thage gasoline plant southwest
TO the gasoline plants of Car
thage Corp, and Arkansas Fuel
Oil Corp;
Replacement of 1873 miles of
pipeline northeast from Baux-
lite:
24.2 miles of pipeline from near
Taylor, southwest to Columbia
County; and Webster and Bos-
sier parishes, La:
60 miles of pipeline northeast
from Taylor; and
1873 miles of pipeline from
Bierne compressor station, near
Gurdon paralleling eXlstn2
lines to the northeast,
Arkansas State press., 1953-12-11

program 10 be broadcast over To-
cal broadcasting station. Local
farm leaders will appear before
civic groups during the year. The
HI program will be continued
with an ever growing interest Of
developing leaders and better 4
H boys and girls in the county
The All activities for the county
are: rally, achievement banquet
dress revue. tractor driving and
Hybrid corn show.
Arkansas State press., 1953-12-11
Schools
Continued from page one

Continued from page one
ing within said district are not
substantially equal to those fun
nished to white students residing
within said district, and that tins
inequality constitutes a present
denial to plaintiffs herein Of the
equal protection of the laws
guaranteed by the 14th Amend
ment to the Constitution of the
United States land is Hkewis,
vlolative of the Constitution and
laws Of the State Of Arkansas),"
Arkansas State press., 1953-12-11

dorsements of the annual March
Of Dimes campaign, requesting
council members to volunteer
their services in every possible
way for this worthy cause.
Arkansas State press., 1953-12-11
Ark.La. Gas Files
Application With
FPC for Expansion
Page Four

Arkansas Louisiana Gas Com
pany, which operates in three
southwestern states, has filed ap-
plication with the Federal Power
Commission for permission to un-
dertake Ss,245,l66 worth of new
construction during the remain
der of 1858, and through 1854 and
1855.
The FPC application covers a
portion of a s35,000,000 three-year
construction, expansion and ex-
ploration program which h e
company launched in 1883 TO
keep abreast of constantly In
creasing natural gas requirements
of our customers" according to
r. w. Curran, general manager
of the Arkansas Division.
Construction outlined in the
FPC application consists princi-
pally of new 100000 com
pressor station TO be built near
Taylor and additional mainline
pipelines to provide increased gas
transmission facilities throughout
the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Com
pany system.
More than 100000 of the
$9245, l66 will be expended to ex-
pand facilities in the state of
Arkansas.
In addition, the gas company
Will expend approximately
s25O0O,00o in 1853, 1854 and 1855
to expand its exploration. pro-
duction, gathering, transmission,
distribution and natural gasoline
plant facilities.
Noting continuing trend to
industrialization of its region,
Arkansas Louisiana's FPC appli-
cation said there is a concerted
and vigorous movement under
way by business and political
leaders to locate additional indus
trial plants in Arkansas
Use of coal or oil in these new
Arkansas State press., 1953-12-11
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Evening star., 1953-04-02
Former Police Aide
Guilty Of BIackmaiI

A former special agent for the
police Morals Division was con-
victed yesterday of blackmail by
a jury in the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
The defendant, Harold B.
Fletcher, %, colored, of the 2l00
block of Eleventh street NV,
was found guilty of threatening
to accuse a restaurant owner of
causing whisky to be sold on
Sunday unless the reStaurateur
paid him $40.
The $40 in marked money was
handed Fletcher by the restaurant
owner, Hector B. Cecchini, last
January 5, it was testified at
Fletcher's trial. Mr.. Cecchini.
who consulted police before
handing over the money, is
proprietor of restaurant in the
100 block of North Capitol
street.
Fletcher was prosecuted by As
Sistant United States Attorney
Arthur j. Mclaughlin. The jury
deliberated for about 20 minutes
before returning the guilty
verdict. Fletcher faces a maxi
mum possible penalty of from 20
months to 5 years in prison and
a $1,000 fine.
Judge Edward A. Tamm, who
presided at the trial, referred the
case to the probation officer
pending sentence, for which no
date was set.
Evening star., 1953-04-02

q FORTUNA, INC.
uvssoss, Fine LscfhsF WeoT)
1905 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethssdc, Nd.
OIL. 1869
q Icons MEMS SHOP
7A3A Wisconsin Ave.
OL. 2-Te7
n RAY-K0oNTZ MEMS WEAR
7A26-2e Wisconsin Ave.
OIL. 1850
Evening star., 1953-04-02

u
1918 Nichols Avenue Sc.
Lu. @-27s2
n IRENE OF CAPITOL HILL
ll3' Independence Avenue Sc.
q JULIAN'S MEMS SHOP
l24l Good Hope Rood Sc.
z KREGER's DRESS SHOP
e5s Ps"";y'vonio ems Avenue Sc
n MADLoN CAMERA CENTER
12l2 Good Hope Rood Sc.
q NAYLoRl PHARMACY
3oa9 Hey.or Seyn Rood Sc
q QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP
l225 Good Hope Rood Sc
WA. 1896
q THE ROSE GIFT MART
3o35 Noyor Rood Sc.
W. 1883
n SUITLAND HARDWARE co.
Children. ond Women's Wear
1924 SuitIond Rood Sc.
10. o-7575
n THE SUIT SHOP
u. o. Tune
2o5 Penna. Ave. Sc.
Il. 1888
n SUITLAND SPECIALITY SHOP
4690-A Svitlond Rood Sc.
10. s-sl02
n WALTHER'S DEPT. STORE
l4o5 Good Hope Rood Sc.
LU. l-l223
Evening star., 1953-04-02

is probably the highest per capita
of any city in the United States,
he said.
Cab drivers had to have their
licenses by April /. During the
last month, Mr.. Nottingham
issued 9,400 licenses at $25 each,
for a total of $235,0OO.
Evening star., 1953-04-02
ADDITIONAL
MARYLAND AREAS

q ARCHER HARDWARE co., INc
62o5 Baltimore Avenue
RiverdoIs, Nd.
WA. 7-@@l4
q BEN-MAR cHILDREN'S SHOP
1904 Edmonsfon Avenue
Eost Riverdole. Nd.
WA. 7-55oo
4 cHANDLER'S DRUGS
7037 Defense Hishway
landover Hills, Nd.
UN. 1888
q CORAL HILLS FIRESToNE
473l Marlboro Pike
Corol Hills, Nd.
10. $1,000
q CORAL KIDDIE SHOP
@7ls MorIbore Pike
Corol Hills. Nd.
q EASTPINEs PHARMACY
6o07 66th Avenue
Cost Riverdole, Nd.
n ElMAR SHOP
1924 Iversen Street
Hhlerest Heights, Nd.
10. e-2l90
n ERED'S MEN SHOP
7A4l Annapolis Rood
londever Hills, Nd.
Il PATRIcK'S PHARMACY
$500 Edmenston Avenue
RiveTdols, Nd.
UN. A-2l2l
n PEGGE'S FASHION CENTER
1864 Svitland Roed
Suitlend, Nd.
20. o-273l
Evening star., 1953-04-02
City Has One Taxicab
For Every 80 Residents

Washingtonians should have
no trouble finding cabs when
they want them.
There is one taxicab in the
District for every 80 residents,
according to c. T. Nottingham,
superintendent of licenses. This
Evening star., 1953-04-02
Truck SofetY Conference

The University of Maryland,
in cooperation with State and
National safety organizations,
will offer a training course for
motor fleet supervisors Monday
through April 10.
Evening star., 1953-04-02
HYATTSVILLE, ND.

9 }. n. BURTON
(Nursery, Londseopins)
$3.50 Aoer Rood
HyoitsVlle, Nd. -
WA. 7-l207
q DEITz's DEPARTMENT STORE
coIletn ST. and Baltimore Ave.
hyattSvlle, Nd.
WA. 7-o393
= THE HENRIETTA SHOP
tlodes' ApporeD
Queens Chapel Shopping Center
West Hyottsvile. Nd.
q KIDDlEVILLE
1928 londover Rood
Hyottsville, Nd.
WA. 7-Ao3i
q LEBoW'S KIDDIE WEAR
Queens ChepeI Shopping Center
West Hyottsville. Nd.
uN. 1888
q MEL-RoN FABRIC SHOP
SOeSnS Nhopet shopping (enfet
West Hyo'tsvilIe, Nd.
UN. 4-7ol3
q SUBURBAN SHOE SHOP
3lle Hamilton 81.
West Hyoftsville, Nd.
UN. A-o733
q UNIVERSITY GIFT SHOP
3006 Homilton Street
West hyuttsvilIe, Nd.
WA. 1928
n THE VANITY BOX
tWomen's and ChIdren's Weor)
1924 Riggs Rd., ChilIvm Terrace
Hyotsville, Nd.
UN. A-4lo3
Evening star., 1953-04-02
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

q ALEXANDRIA CAMERA
EXCHANGE
Henrys Comero Center
l2l King Street
k. S-720o
T. BABY FAIR SHOPS
1901 ~: Vernon Avenue >'
H. 5000
s1' King Street ..
q BoB'S CAMERA SUPPLY
72l King Street
oV. 3-oll7
q COLONY SPORTS SHOP =.
543 Seminery Rood
Aexandrio. Va.
kl. o-3339
q FELsER SCOTS tshoes)
sls kins Stree,
KSB SHOP Mems wesr)
600 king ...s. Street '
q KAYs KIpDIE SHOP
1917 Seminory Rood
q LEES KIDDIE SHOP
700 King Street
IE. 6-23l7
q LINDA Lee SHoPPE
Juniors. Womsn's AppursD
90l 90 King Street
IE. 6-2l2l
q LOUIS KLAFF. INC.
(Gifisl
3eI7 M. Vernon Avenue
OV. 3-A9lo
q PAIo (Women's Weorl
72o King Street
Kl. e-o23o
::
q PRESTO VALET
1923 Quaker Lone
Foirinston
q RoSENBERG's DEPT. STORE
1o9ll King Street
OV. 3-ee7l
~ ~nR HA Ann~~ nav
Evening star., 1953-04-02
ARLINGTON, VA.


Il ARLINGTON, VA. B
n ALMA SHOPS
tWomens Weor)
3l52 Wilson Boulevard
IA. 1888
q BABY FAIR SHOPS
3l65 Wilson Boulevard
a. e-92o2
n BERLIN'S INFANTS 8 Chill
DREN'S WEAR
1892 Wilson Boulevard
IA. 1894
RI BUCKINGHAM FLORIST
2Al NJ Clebe Rood
IA. 5-6222
n THE CURTAIN & LINEN SHOP
Custom Mode Slipeovers and oropss)
2e0o Columbia Pike
IA. s-3s33
n HUB MEMS SHOP
1880 n. Highland Street
IA. 7-32lS
q JOHN SIMON
(Women's Weorl
4olA S. 2eth Street
Shirlinston
oV. $1,000
q LITTLE FOLKS SHOP
3ol N. Clebe Rood
IA. 8-o329
n MARIoN's DRESS SHOP
WA Wilson Boulevard
IA. 7-266l
q MERIDIAN MODES
3ll N. clebs Rood
IA. $500
n Morris BooTERY
252 N. cebs Rood
IA. 5-s7A2
n PORTER STUDIOS
photography ond Mvsicl
A765 Lee hshway
IA. 1885
n RAVES (Women's ApporeD
1907 y: Washington Boulevard
q sTALEY's MEMS & BOYS SHOP
$50 NJ Clebs Rood
IA. 2-5245
n WATERS (Shoes)
5e73 N. Wosh. Blvd.
KE. SOAP
n WALLY EhRIGHT'S TIRE 3
APPLIANCE
IA. 7.2575
tOpposite "kann's" Main En"ones)
n WARDROBE (Women's Weov)
3lel Wilson Blvd.
IA. 5000
RI WYNN'S FEMININE APPAREL
SHOPS
3l34 Wilson Blvd.
IA. $3.50
22l5 NJ Clsbs Rood
IA. 7-6l00
M WHEATON, ND. Il
n GRUBBS PHARMACY
1870 ksnsinston- Wheaton Rood
Wheo,on, Nd.
10. 5-333@
n HOUSE MART
500 Old RIodansbuYo Rd
Evening star., 1953-04-02

$ $ a&s$
}. & q FALLS CHURCH, VA. Il
sa
q ALMA SHOPS
(Women'S AppoTeD
1871 S. Washington Street
u!Ht cH'LDREA's CUPBOARD.
l2o E. Brood Street
MEN JE. 1904
q CLAUDE WELLS, INC.
Mems end Boys Aecssserissl
p lo6 {. Brood
JE. 1880
t4os Arlington Blvd.
= GRETA STEVENS
(Women's Wscr)
l0@ {. Broad Street
JE. 2-l2l2
q JEFFERSON VILLAGE HARD
elo!a Arlington Blvd.
JE. 1888
q JUVENILE FASHIONS
S4'a y 5s1I;s 5I;s'0" Blvd
u III ISG FO6NS SOOF
1885 Arlington Blvd.
JE. 3-l34
= THE OXFORD SHOP
Mems WeoV)
INV 220 W. Broad s..
9Ot JE. 2-ll0o
q PORTER STUDIOS
photography and Mvsie)
l04 NJ Washington Street
JE. 1883
q STALEY'S MEMS 8 BOYS SHOP
sos Leesburs Pike
a, 4 JE. 2-e372
q WINDSOR SHOP (Haberdosher)
ll0 W. Brood Street
JE. 2-3Al%
q WYNN'S FEMININE APPAREL
SHOPS
230 W. Brood Street
JE. 2-202l
Evening star., 1953-01-25
THE SUNDAY STAR
INVEsT. PROF.. SALE lcont.l ]

Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 1858
Evening star., 1953-01-25
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

DAYLIGHT FIREPROOF BLDG, IA
It; ceiling. 17-ft. door. 30x55, good
wholesale business, gar. or storage.
1900 SO; Fl. I4th St. NV; nr. R:
Es1sss Eeas ooIDsTEN BROS. RE.
OFF RIvER RD.--New warehouse,
about 1000 50. #, truck dock; will
divide: A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880.
1000 SO. Fl. just on River rd.; /;
CASKEY REALTOR. AP. 7-64O0.
4,OOo FIJI floor; 3 loading doors:
Sladensbusg area. UN. 4-4440 or
sECoNiD cOMM.-2-story brick ware
house or workshop; electricity: 500
So. it,; cheap. Cali AID. 2-Se99.
Febr. Is. Loading dock; suitable
storage or light manufacturing
I'D. tst B. 4 8. T. RI. W.T. THosi Hosaif5 b.
WALSH, INC. S15 11th st. NV.
REAR i$Se 14th ST. N.w.-story
rent. JUSTINE REALTY Co, AZ
$1,000 so. FT.-CentralIy located.
mr.. the dntn. section; / d. opera
ttcn, excel: for storage and distri-
button. Once space incl. Fine
covered loading facilities. Immed
avail to responsible tenant at vary
Ieas. rental. Call Mr.. Dodge, Jr.
WEAVER BROS. NC. DI. 7-S30O.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
LOTS AND ACREAGE For szIT
AND COUNTRY HOMES

MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA--Three love.
y wooded lots. ideal for indiyiSusi
or small builder. on paved streets.
al utils. in: ready for Immediate
RSMa1 RSSIiISing; =, Wee. weekdays OF. 4-3s5S.
SssstSDSsns SsnssD 1ScagSSo S5scs!gHS % %soesTIs 3 5
sEMIDET.--I to III lots; Watep ana
sever T II; 1Ge street on grade; Riverdais.
r: ~ n1rhg 51gsS6 OF 1000
100 f.: ali improvements in 81 placs;
possible row or ant. house eround:
Soc per q. r. p. BEST. NC. 81.
KESsiS;GTySSsi' KsSsgS; T1yssi' OIL. s,51so "a, 8.
s,ioo and 800 sa. ~ ~ ea Slds- paSea iStsaj
aC street; 81 n utils. Ress. Owner. RsEf1
I0O-FT. FRONTAGE, loc. IN pin3n,tt
Green; on Mclean rd., Va. y mi.
cnS MN On piSt; 2HG IL svr r4-Oi44 .25
65x179. handicapped; lovely setting
ROCKVILLE, MD.-i2 lots; All i'm.
provements 10 place. K. Il. BEST.
oNEISRF sNc RI 2SSs SSssi .,,s;;9 syss al 2.7zs9.
Forest: essSssI a5o: sDs,neOrook %sy ns9
TTsssntlyy. Cal, In. zsss77. YEL-
0tLN ~ AAy.a M. S.NkA64 I'D
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE this 20
acres Of ground In West Falls
Church. Out Of town, must sell ct
once. JE. 4-34O7. -C7
THREE 3-a., La. 1ia-a., 12-a. i5-a..
35-a.; on hard surfaced road. Terms
TO suit. An within 10 miles of
Silver Spring. SMITH w. ALLNUTT.-
9r., JU. 9-4646. go
FACING GOVT. PARK-76.ft. 'front.'
age. on Mass. ave. s.e., nr. n. Dupont
E3lf course and MINI, ave. sc.
ON YOUR LOT OR MY LOT; II It II
rambler you are interested In, let
me show you l or 2 I've built. In
z. @. or Mont. County. Call
BUILDER. Ii. 4-63s4, Sun. or ewes.
2 CHOICE LoTs-overlookins sligo
Creek Parkway; sizes 76x175, 5Sx
l75. Pvt. owner. Sl,6b0 each. Ju. :
LOTS Of is-acre and up: acreage,
Howard counties. Can Mrs. canby, ,
Evergreen 4-36A6. j. WESLEY (,
BUCHANAN. INC. Realtors.
APP. 40 ACRES. 20 mi. from Wash.
fneton. on main hwy; rood eubdiv.
project; no triners. Box 3s-.x.
AREA. Oh Quaker
S21. 900. ov. 3-I329.
CONTINUED on Next Pago.1
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Borders Shenandoah

GlFGI
Picturesque rustic bungalow, nestled
in beautiful oak grove, commands
glorious view Of valley and sur
rounding mts. in the distance; in
sulation; 4 rms. and bath, large
cleo, phone and soft. screened-i in
porch; 2-car garage: poultry house
for $50 layers: also 2nd dwelling,
partially completed. elec. and run
ming water; Z acres, large garden
plot; 3 mi. to town, 40-min. drive
woman owners sacrifice. S17,000
terms. Z. c.. Brumback, STROUT
REALTY, Middletown, Va. Bargain
lists mailed free.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
!. LEONARD SNIDER
'SOUTHERN- MAPVT AN 81

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
GSSING SraSGcl, PLANTATION near Prince
tone old with much charmSs Isrss
Derns. Top-grade so tobacco crnn'
Soln, norses, tractor and eolIipmenf
rneinaeo. excellent white tenant re.
mans inss S2S.5O0. Many other list.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

INDUSTRIAL masonry bldg, 1000
2 ofices: lot $4,000 so. IT.; for
merly machine shop; ideal for any
industrial use: use: nearby s,T T1p p c5Md
61s RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
S,40o SO. #. Of bldg; and 10000 SO.
t.. of yard; B. & o. siding; owner
will grade and nave yard to provide
Goth AND XIV K NV. freaTj1oModern ar o
heavy duty 2-story brick bldg. 1000
$25. 900. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 3-53S6,
or Mr.. Rowland, LU. 1-7O69, with
DRURY REALTY CORP, AD. $4,000,
iNDUsThian sa cancrnas masonry anCr BIDS Id 1000
2 ofdces; lot $4,000 SO. it.; for
merly machine shop; ideal for any
industrial use; nearby d. C.-Md.,
nr: r:r:; reas. buy. GIBRALTAR
Realty, DI. 7-65O0: y,
modern once once with Gn heat. iSOTy SHEs sfH.n Ts
SIGLER & CO.. Realtors, RA. s.
3431. ewes. OIL. 4-2439. --25
18th AND H NE. AREA
Several small 2-story brick bldgs..
commercial, suitable for
REPAlR SHOPS
STORAGE, ETC.
Fun price only S3.T50 ea., with S70q
down ana $40 month. Discount for
large down paymen.. Mr.. Manuel
EN-. s-53SS, with DRuRY REALTY
CORP. AD. 2-4000. -o5
CLOSE-IN NV. D. C.-7,O0O IT.
On Aoors plus ample parking
and truck height loading Fire
proof. High ceilings. Elevator
Clean. Dry. Suitable for whole
sale mdse.. printing plant. and or
many uses. Call Mr.. ShiIlito or
Mr.. Castonguay. Exclusive with
JAMES l.: DIXON & CO.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SHANNON & LUCHS co
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1870 SUMNER RID. S.E.--Close te
rnately 81 by 40. Inclosed by z
f.. FENCE GEORGE s. KING Co.
sais M fitR sTi. N.w.-second floor: >
IT, e0% oces sSoWrooms anprSa SEPARATE 1 18th FL
coRSfR 8 snSRa9ssso 9SAssoIINH @G STE. ME a4t sne
Channing ne. Monthly. $50. Ma
roR sdR7u RENT ny fi%fi ENTIRE srd FLOOR
or Offices or any other commercial
use. Downtown on e st. NV. opposite
Hecht's Dept. store. Call Ma E.
DOUBLE sToRE-Modern bldg. Ken
neds ST dry -snt storage fr9Ss URsISeER ISaalns
35sS 18th ST., N.W.-Nr. Cavalier
Hotel; 3 lovely lge. rms; ideal loca-
ton, imrn. occup. $50 mo. Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415
*, Z st; NV; ME s.54oo 8 70. - -
app. 1ax2s on each fir.; stories:
excel. for work shop. warehouse;
reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ BERN
STEIN q CO.. 1415 K st. NV
>HOp, street level. commercial D.;
24x32 IT.; cleo. oil heat. etc. Also
ether space. Silver Spring. ~.
coNVaSIENr oiSvaS;N SECTION close-in
1st CONN.,. 2-story brick bldg: idea!
for Office storage and living utrs.;
no parking problem; reas. rent. RE.
7-2137 or Ii. 4-1265. az
MODERN, FIREPROOF BUILDING
40 rms. ideal for offlces for nom
profit organizations: 18th ST., near
Scott Circle. OWNER, DE. 2-o364.
USED-CAR LOT or other use. with
old house, on main highway. silver
Spring low rent; LO. a-4250.
end FIR. 2s4O Alabama ave. s.e.
lat Naylor rdl. ALSO. across rom
GAO Bldg. new store, 12xo5. with
entrances on Mass. ave. ana II
ST.; excel. for liquor store. carly-out
shoppe, cleaners. etc: 400 H st. NV.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC. SIS 11th
4O9a BIADENsBURG RD.--vacant,
be used for business and home; reas.
SPACE PACE For "a sH HWVAA;TcCHIMAKER 4; cIs in busy
rent: cali ewes. after 4, JE. 3-1507-
10000 SO. FIT. modern. space, 14th
st. NV. mr.. r; suitable auto and
other business use; GOLDSTEN
BROS, RE. 7-1aSS. I
1923 BLADENSBURG RID. - Large
modern store; 20x120. zoned CO.
Loading platform in rear. 2 lava
tories. Near Acme and eafeway.
EM 255kS
Evening star., 1953-01-25
JNvEsTMENT PROP WANTED INVESTMENT PROP WANTED

HAVE Cash BUYERS for small bus
properties and apts; 4-l2 units
st. NV. DI. 1857.
APT. BLDGS., 10 or Is units; pre-
fer NV. area. DU. 1857.
HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of in.
vestment property. Lge. old house;
and apis. Substantial cash. Mr.
KAISER, CO. 5-2299, -25
Evening star., 1953-01-25
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

ATTY. WANTS part-time desk space
in any office for rent or services.
HO. 2-6l51, Ext. I0S.
WANT TO RENT dance studio up
So. sS"f It. n,x AD. SsoSI scfosi. AOOr0N' i'"o'
SMALL OFFICE for insurance agent.
Must be NV. Wash. Low rent i'm
portant. EN-. 2-0S60 or EN-. 3-5175.
WANTED-3-room Office suite for
attorneys in air-cond. bldg, desir-
able downtown location. Willing to
take 3-rm. suite in lawyers ONCE.
ME. S-6555,
Evening star., 1953-01-25
4-FAMILY
Modern. clean bldg. Just few years
old. S3.l2u year income. Nominal
expenses. Tenants pay utilities.
AIDRE. INC.


expenses. Tenants pay utilities.
ALDRE, INC.
1910 Good Hope Rd Sc, LU. 4-0741
SOUND INVESTMENT-Perf ne,
location bldg only s months old;
individual gas heat in ca. apt; six
. hedrmS. and SIX | bedrms.; viii
show net profit OF l5>o on cash
investment plus amortization. Can
be bought with $4,000 cash down
gIX-UNTT BLDG ALL 1-bedrm. apts.,
oil heat; ne location low rents; 8
years old; perfect condition. Can
be bought with $1,000 cash down
payment. Will show l5ee profit on
cash Investment, plus amortization
PERFECT NV. LOCATION = l3;
unit apt. house; low rents; $50. .00Q
down payment: will show over 1Ofe
profit. plus amortization.
l5-UNIT APT. HOUSE-PeTfect loca-
ton: close to everything; low. rents;
'S25 600 down payment; Will show
over I0@< profit plus amortization.
PRACTICALLY NEW = Perfect sc
location; close to everything; in back
Of Boiling Field; low rents; indiyid-
ual gas heat; tenants pay all utilf-
ties; IL units. one and two bedrms.
will show over 10eo profit, plus
amortization on $4,000 cash down
SEVEN UNITs-All two pedrms
perfect condition: excellent loca-
ton; can he purchased with SlS.-
900 cash down payment.
J. A. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
1889 K st. NV. ST. 3-ssO0
Evening star., 1953-01-25

24O-ACRE Dairy Farm, Baltimore
market: nice loaflng barn; large
brick -and-stone modern home: good
rage and other buildings: nice
stream, large pond, Price, S62, 800.
1T0-Acre Stock Farm, frame house,
large bank barn, other outbuild-
ings: nice pond. Price. $4,000,
13O-Acre Stock Farm, large house
and barn. Price, $36,600.
13O-Acre Blue Grass and some wood
land: $500 per acre.
Phone Damascus 6261 or 6596.
IERRX n VIII AAhG
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

J. LOWER PATUxENT AREA
.frnS;;, f; 0-rm. house. bath. utiiities,
'asfonslnE nf 81 atSva on Mills Greek an estuary
sood harbor, beautiful view view. SS.t1fsn'' SpSst016fn'
.; ~ acres, 6-rm, house, electricityy''
paved road. tobacco barn, Stock Sn1
btsSu parn. poultry houses. real
bargain, AZ miles d. c. S72, 800. do.
.; 20 acres. 6-room home. iarS1
BSrns stable, % afd% chickenno house; se,:s.l large g
paved highway. large running stresm
I'm. poss. "a miles D. 8. SI7 mn m a.
=. 100 acres, 6-rm. house with bath:
Ht.LLm. mouse; 2-rm:. house; 8 laree
bSS;DhhSco b;pho oarns, small orchard. paved
soms 10 miles s. p5uncning a. osT sTEaSser; ESSr utilities.
o; 800 acres, approximately one mil.
non feet timber (oak. pine. poplar.
mixed hardwoods), larre f<haccn
parn' 7-rm. house, needs repairS.
iIaISs IaTS running streams, good tobacco
S15.1l6m meo' ~ Doss.. 81 miles D. C
9: so acres, 7-rm. modern home 4.
IN, farm mousse, 2 barns, Chicken
houses paved highway, utilities. i'm.
rs;Ss.:, pT;SSs:, near Chesapeake Bay, 81
q: 266 acres, 5-rm. farm house: i.re.
sopacco barn. large running creek.
20 acres open land, timber. i6esi
Iekreat. farm, hunting reserve. i'm
proved road to property. immediate
fiSscSsrCn' financsnC1n % ~ otn miles D. C.. Tiberai
& PATUXENT MANOR - Historic
prick home, built l742. 8 rms. bases
ri.. ment. utilities. fireplace. overlooking
iisyeT' isnd large large running creek. 2 acres
a SO miles D. C.. $13.500. 90. '''
y. Chesapeake Bay Peninsuia - 600
acres, N-mile Bay frontage. sanSy
Deacn, one-mile frontage ON tide.
water creek: 6-rnn. farm house, S-rin.
Tenant tenant house. beach cottage, Z laree
Dsins. Dssrins. timber, complete farm ma
ideal for. estate or subdivision.
we nave farms. waterfronts. COTTAGES
70 MI your requirements. CAIVERT
KEaEALTY Eas AGENCY. Prince Frederick.
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