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Incorporate an ample supply
of compost or peatmoSs, but no
commercial fertilizer in the
planting hole. Bone meal is al
right but should be mixed with
the compost. Superphosphate
may be substituted for the bone
meal-it's cheaper. Phosphate
travels very slowly through the
soil and is best incorporated
when preparing the soil. These
materials will help the new plant
become established and to make
a good comeback.
The tendency to buy the larger
sizes is natural but the big shrub
or the big tree, usually suffers
such shock in the moving that
it seldom gains the buyer much.
Smaller-s sized plants do not suffer
so much and make a quicker re-
covery.
Gardeners who have been
placing seeds in a plant band,
rather than sowing them in a
pot or fiat, find that they save
work. The seedlings do not Suf-
fed the shock of transplanting
and make excellent growth. To
follow this practice, put 2, 212 or
3 inch plant bands in the fiat,
fill them with soil and place
few seeds in each one. Cover
and handle as you would any
seed fat. When the seeds have
terminated and are growing
strongly. remove all but the one
that is strongest. The seedlings
grown in this fashion are not
disturbed until time to plant
them out of doors. They re-
quire the same care at the
beginning as other seedlings, i.e.,
they are subject to damping off
unless handled carefully.
The Rutherfordiana azaleaS
in the Botanic Gardens display
at the flower show attracted
much attention. According to
the "Azalea Handbook" they
are of borderline hardness in
this area; are evergreen, some
are fragrant and all are very
snowy.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
New Plant Food
Is Balanced

A new plant food" which the
home gardener may either spray
on the leaves or apply to the
soil has been announced by the
Du Pont Co. It will be made
available to home owners
through garden supply stores in
time for spring gardening ac-
tivities.
The new product, to be known
as Du Pont soluble plant food,
will supply a balanced diet" of
nitrogen. phosphorus, potassium.
and essential trace elements.
This plant food combination
may be used as a fast-acting,
clean, odorless spray for house
plants, roses, ornamental shrubs,
flower beds, vegetable gardens,
fruit trees, berries, shade trees
or lawns.
Spraying plant food on the
leaves is particularly desirable
during periods of summer
drouth. Ordinary fertilizer
placed in the soil must be made
soluble by soil moisture before
it can be taken up by root sys-
TENS. Feeding nutrients through
a spray on the foliage saves
both time and water.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
This Week in the Garden

Mid-March is considered the
normal season for setting out
trees and shrubs, both deciduous
and evergreen. Generally speak
ing, experienced gardeners fol-
low this early planting date as
far as possible because the soil
is cold enough to stimulate root
growth and retard top growth.
1t is essential that the root
growth come first, so that there
will be enough roots to support
top growth. This applies to grass
as well as shrubs and roses. Early
planting should not be done
while the soil is wet.
In planting shrubbery there
is a strong tendency to plant
too closely-forgetting that most
shrubs make rather rapid growth.
Allow space for this growth so
that moving within three or
four years will be unnecessary
In selecting a shrub or tree
for the garden it usually pays
to check on it's ultimate size
and spread, freedom from di-
sease and insect pests, and the
all season values of foliage, fruit
and winter twig appearance
Some have these extra values
and add interest to the garden.
The important considerations
are: Viii it fill the need and how
much care does it require.
If the root system of the new
tree or shrub appears small in
relation to the size of the top
it will pay to prune severely
Otherwise the top will demand
more than the roots can supply
and poor growth will result
Plants, transplanted from the
woods will undoubtedly be re-
ceived with an inadequate root
system and should be severely
pruned. Moreover, if they are
being moved from a shady situa-
ton to full sun, the trunks will
need to be protected from sun
scald. A wrapping of thin burlap
or cheesecloth is usually suffi-
clent. This should remain in
place for a year.
Evening star., 1953-03-15

pons measure from 2 inches to
less than l inch, while the BIB
size dahlias are from 4 to 6
inches in diameter. At least 10
more types are recognized. There
are so many different types Of
formation, sizes and colors that
it is no wonder that dahlias are
becoming increasingly popular.
Honor roll 1853 introductions
will be available at the auction
sales of the National Capital
Dahlia Society in May and June.
This society is already making
plans for it's 18th regional dahlia
show at the United States
Botanic Garden on September 26
and 81. These shows are among
the Nations largest.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
New York Show
Has $1,000 Blooms

Fifteen thousand pots of
pring-howering plants and
bulbs, the largest number ever
used in any one show in the
conservatory of the New York
Botanical Garden, are combined
into a BREATH taking spectacle
for its Pageant of Spring" +"
Planned by T. H. Everett, horti-
culturist, the show starts March
81 and continues through Sun
day afternoon. April IL.
Eight thousand tulips, 1000
daffodils, 1000 lilies, 500 prim-
roses, 500 pelargoniums, 800 hy-
drangeas and 200 begonias are
in the Easter show. There are
also azaleas, camellias, standard
roses. freeSias, calceolarias. cin-
erarias, iris "wedgwood" and
Gala lilies.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Remove Low Limbs

Low-headed shade trees make
the growing of grass difficult.
Remove the lower limbs so that
sunlight can reach the area be-
meath. Old trees might we'll have
their limbs removed to at least
IS feet above the ground, 20
feet is not too high. Paint the
cuts with tree dressing.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Remove MuIches

In general. mulches do a ben
eficial job of stabilizing soil tenn
peratures through the winter.
This is all to the good so far
as most of the evergreens are
concerned, but the same mulch
that protects in cold weather
serves to keep soil cold in spring.
Bulbs, perennialS and early
Towering shrubs will bloom ear
lier if mulches are removed at
the proper season.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
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Evening star., 1953-12-13
Attention
Sell??
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

LARGE DOWNTOWN BLDG. for sale
or lease. approx. 21,000 So. It. on
cArsE "a ao0ts. &. r IRosiNski q c.. SA. 5:
AIExANpRIA-First time offered:
houses. in busy .colored business
section; zoned light Industrial. In
yestors see this. Phone OX. 3:2675:
Exclusive. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
D0WNTOWN-3-story bldg, restau:
yrs. r' to 's 60. End and Srd fs.. includ:
ing equipment used by owner 81
restaurant and club, would rent fol
S4OO. $4,000 1st trust; Will sell
$4,000 to $4,000 under market
p1 value; a.4sa3, y; E. oEHSlcA' EN- S'oS''
ISIS M sS 81. N.w.-1st comml.. con-
demned brick house. l7-ft. front
$3.50 50. It. Gfound selling in neigh
FRANK M. DOYLE, Realtor. DI
.7-7965 or WO. 6-2637.
$1,000 DOWN. 1st commercial, store
for tavern. snack bar or barber
shop. Balance one trust, pay less
than rent. 123 18th st. re
COMMERCIAL, all lots in the heart
Of town, Vienna; 3 lots, 100, 100
so It.. frontage. so cents per #
Annandale, 110-ft. frontage, 76 cents
per f.; terms avail. L. A. PAPPAs
W.1fiATON. ~ Georgia ave-, opposite
main shopping center. 1st CONNER
cial; about $1,000 SO. It. Also Coles
Vile I'd. mr.. Burnt Mills. more than
5000 sa. it., Of which about
$4,000 are 1st commercial: These
properties are ready for develop
ment. Call Ju. $500. lie
ROCKVILLE PIKE, Rockville town
and country business center ONCE
Superb location, fronting on Rock.
willie pike with community parking
in front for 300 cars. Sites from
50-ft. frontage and larger. Will sci
Or lease and build for qualified ten.
ant. investigate this location now
Here is the cream suburban busi.
ness street around Washington ir
the making and it's developing very
fast. Price very reasonable now fol
desirable business only. See your
broker or DERMOT NEE eek.
3-2600l. 745 7th st. NV. Ia
ONE-FOUR FAMILY and one-twC
family fats. near 10th and Maine
ave. s.w.: 2nd commercial. Phone
Ia. 9-1632. 18"
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

g ROOMS, 21e and 22s 50. It. re-
spectively. Near 9Th and Franklin
SITS. ne; heat. lights and janitor
service furn. CAN Mr.. THOMAS.
FOR LEASE - Entire 2nd a. new
modern conditioned bldg, ep-
prox. l.2O0 50. It.; avail. Jan. 10.
1854. Phone MA. 8-5675. .-17
PENNA. NV. AT 1Oth-Front, furn.,
frosted-glass partition. once space,
incl. tel; reasonable. RA. 3-1573 or
DI. 7-0404. Mon. and Tues. to 4
one VERY LARGE and 2 snall
szERS !, RESESSy ! JS,z CO. i7is Eys .fs. &.
EVANS PUiLDiNG. 1920 New YorE
ave. n.w.-Availabie Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements. Apply PENN PROPER
TIES. 616 Evans Bldg. NE. SHOT
FINANCIAL DISTRICT-Suites. / q
z rooms. Moderate rental: elevator
building. 112o Vermont ave. Cal
siLvKR SPRMG - Doctors once
approx. 39O sa. t.. loc. IN mod
attfae. apt. development. Cony. &
transp. Ample Darling. MA. s-1g2l
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

sSol + ST. NV .o1ss,nns c. Va svslo7
$500 50. It. with loading dock,
facilities and private parking for
10 or 12 cars; some rms. with
air-cond:; suitable for wholesale sst
distributors: s warshoussns' using ,ss aren't en-
Reas. rent, immed. poss.. Consult
Mr.. Jenkins. Leasing Dept. SHAN
NON 4. 4 Lucas CHS CO. 1908 3 st.
FLoRIpA AVE NV. tst, N. Capitol
ins iaTae parking Issfy area eaar and sdd
property. First floor approx. 20x
As. with z rooms and bath on End
n. Excellent for contractors. ONCE
etc. . Reas. rent; prompt poss. Con-
sqll sHANNoN Nj Sshksnsi { kucHs Iss. c.. 1906 Il
XMAS TIREEsVDispiay and sell
x xmas rh trees. 3, Vicinity ySd 14th and PsrF
1st a COMM, rear ear 1927 Georgia ave;
n.w.-small shop with once on 2nd
mr.. $45 per mo, Ideal for sman
contractor: Key ct house. RE. 7-1lSl.
s III. ioa sos 1.n. il SnSs Sasn.ss Sr Hat .r op sSt
oOAC ASRoAA Se@
ssI St. NV. S. Or can Ex. S.5s7o.
1902 12th ST. NV. trr)-2-story
garage with elevator, 24x3S 1St mr..
24x20 2nd moor. Excel. for stor-
age or workshop. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNETEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
STORE AND g RMS. 1st comm. 123
18th st. ne. Back yard. alley in
rear; good for colored church. beauty
parlor or barber shop. Reas. rent.
RA. 6-6527. -16
THREE-STORY BUILDING for lease
Twill subdividel: centrally located;
9.20o square feet on each moor;
construction: suitable for ofices.
merchandising. .displs,y rooms,
wholesaler. national distributor.
combination offices and display
rooms. menufacturtne: zoned End
commercial; each hoor has its own
restrooms; large elevator; high cell
ings; AL condition; partitions: 9th
er improvements. Call CO. 6-1014.
Ask for Mr.. 0IEoENGACK Or see
your own broker.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

THREE BLDGs.. 1000. 10000 and
10000 50. IT,; located 8. Capitol st.
sFss.rs Fss; sear oMNE n ii M " 7afso e9aHsR va
emo sSassSs cSSSERo,AL. sHsi; 1900 SO: aiS It..
tn. n.w.; 3-phase wiring. AID. 4-730O,
APPROX. 10000 SO. Fr., heal heated
warehouse space in clean. modern
bldg; lge: bays; can be used fol
storage. shop. etc; located in con.
yenie1s wan gso ne section; reas. rental
ss sof M ST. ST. N.E.EMod. SEs heated bS bricl
Total area approx; 5000 So, Il.
REaR RE2is Ysa; Isss i i4.h ST. ST. s-4SSeS Se%-Ie.
6:5445: Mon. No. 7-s65S~. ~ M
WAREHOUSES. 1900: big
: gowN.t BOW "a, VA; ,7-1S25. -,
35X40, With 1s.ft. ceiling; foT $3.50
AfrRSx = IES kGds POO Sc g. HP FP &RdGAD sd63S II
LEVEL, of 2O-ft. paved alley: car
BE beeoou used for storage. shop. ete
4.5OO:so. FIT. GARAGE, in conv
ne. location; has 100 50. 1t. ol
storage space on 2nd A.; parking
lot in front to handle z cars. Ii
4-9704. 8 till 8. Mon. through Sat
CONCRETE FIREPROoF WARE.
HOUSE or garage bldg, with Of
fees, $4,000 SO. It. on floors
lg. automobile elevator: 2009 Stl
st. NV: also for sale or lease
lge. modern warehouse BLDG: close
in ne. section; 10000 So. IT.. 6.
car siding. Ask for MR.. THOMAS
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llNvEsr. PROP. SALE Gent

COLONIAL BRICK, 2-bedrm. apts.;
iIfe .iiui home lon Sy ana deal Investment s ior
required. ia. 7-s5So. EN-. S-2si7.
ISPECULATORS-we have 8 houses,
50. 900 e., bal. on LIST trust only
S2.S75, pay. $3.50 20. mo. Ma.
S-7772. lis
isILyER SPRINGS units. 2-bedrm.
sSss;. sSS7. Sss'HCOi 2. B. FoR6. 0''OO' lis III
ONE 2-FAMILY FLAT bet. K and
5.,sss, ! ss 9th St. '.V. $1,000, "a! "a.
silver SPRING. Ga. ave.; corner
store. rented, $1,000 yr. Sale at
$4,000 by owner. Fulton S-5S14.
S.uNIT BRICK APT. BLDG. Takoma
Park, Md; $4,000 yr. income; l.
bedrm. apts., corner site; S31 900.
OWNER. JU. 0-9140. -14
HOME PLUS INVESTMENT, New
corner detached bldg. in best rental
section Of Md. Home for. owner.
features lge. liv.. rm. with fireplace
and picture window. 2 lge. bedrms.,
bath. beautiful kit, rrn. comb.
Collect S165 per month for 2 other
apis. Also have CUNT bldg. this
is . very good investment. Shown
BY appt. JU. 9-517O.
1876 CASH RETURN-Col. tap. brick
home In 800 blk. Emerson NV,
leased to good tenant for S135 mo.
No expenses but taxes. Priced at
$13. 900. Cash above So, 700 B&L
trust. COIN e. LEVINE. HO. 2-3620.
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ITO SELL"
At Market Value
"Expeditiously"
LIST 1T WITH
Harry I. Friedman
Realtor, RE. 7-1166
Woodward Bldg.
STORES FoR RENT

1888 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-S25
mo, For more information. call
STORE, 2ox5o. srd and Sheridan SITS.
NV: parking in rear. Call B. B.
: AILIs0M; pASiHSNI,,SA "a. 3-oS1S; GoSS1GS1;crrowMIl
sasDs SS as for & desired S1 M
oWNEER. o1SSS1E rfHee'; Ho. ;s-oss93l 3l app: LA san
EXCELLENT FOR VENETIAN BLIND
business Of any kind. Ample parking
facilities. Reasonable rent. Call Ii.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-aood busi-
ness location. Heat furn. Reas. rent.
Call after 10 am. Mon.. DE.
1Ssa4 a4St' 4. CAPITOL sr.-valuable q COR
coiumSusEsmaii store. ige. show
SSin{aOTS; Sin{ S. rent sozss TsaHssd to $50 Yith
sTSkEs 5Ss b:sss. sSs ANY Rys,asss %s.sos adj RAY ~
MoND y; LYNCH CO.. Lo. 4-6400.
FIRST s '-ffS1; FINE oFFERED-Excel. ioc.
in the 1900 blk. Of g ST.: avail. Jan.
l. CARL G. ROSINSK1 CO.. MA.
vScAHT HIcASfi CORNER STORE, 14oo pe-
tomac ave. Sc, $75 month. LOUIS
RUDDEN, Elk. 3-5707. RA. 3-2456
1914 NJ ST. NV, near Conn. ave.
and Ring Bldg:.1st floor; attractive
sac ssss % aPpro1 ASSG H. aea! 4en nsn.
S215 per month. Immed poss. Con-
suit Mr.. Young. leasing dept, SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., Realtors, 1908
H st. NV, MA. S-2345:
and sn1 full bs;net;e! Ssmt park e. fsc sBoc dea tD5
3OO5 NJ ST. N.W.-iistoric george
toYn bldg; modern air-cond. store
ofSapprox. $50 So. e, plus bsmt.
Open Sunday, 1880: Call MI.
ssSR%NES. steRRs% Az; 49as7s M2 7ss.sssS! 81 %AooAMAN-
Newly constructed. completion by
real estate. etc. zAdxMI REALTY,
II. 1887. Ia. s6,,44541; ~ -.
s.nS End. AND l,,. rs SITS; s7i NwIIaFfs can sE
MODERN STORE near Sears, Roe
buck, on wilson blvd; reasonable
rent. CAN JE. 2-1224.
DOWNTOWN. 9OS N. z. ave. NV.
Ideal for any business: Free park
ing space; DI; 7IS047v w vx..,
nesses; 2O-ft. frontage: 1O0-ft. deep.
with parking area for 8. cars: alley
entr. For appoint: to Inspect call
EN-; EMi,,%9 21eoeo; Go LEouM & oERs4ER Mi4
$55wGOoD SIZED; heat; partly
equip, for restaurant; colored sec:
Ali Ridge st. NV. LISs REALTY
3523 i4th ST. NV, mr.. Cavalier
Hotel-Ground floor store, constg.
Of app. 30x12s With small storage S
M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 X
st. NV. ME. S-5400.
1dI F ST. S.W.-Smal store avail.
for imm. occup., with liv. qtrs.. on
2nd fir.; very reas. rent. Call NE.
1903 9Th ST. N.w.-App. 4so 50.
IT.; plate glass window; gas heat:
liv. utrs. also avail. on 2nd mr.;
imm. occup.; reas. rent; excel. for
beaut. shop, barber shop, tailor.
shoemaker, etc. Call NE. S-54OO:
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NR. 2na AND r N.w.-Qar.. on via,
4. zi K RoTM. 18Th ~. H. 7.-4sso. '4o mo
1922 WISCONSIN, AvE.-Nevly dec
store In practically new bldg. with
full hsmt. and concrete slab fol
parking trucks. M. 2-4232 o.
sS1 1SE''i AND sos BARRY n. NV.
near ca: ays.-yacalit lots. 2ns
ERAL RENTAL CO.. els New Yorl
ave. NV. Ma. 9.7416. -14
WORKSHOP OR STORAGE
20x20 brk. bldg., concrete hoor
RiyerdRle. Nd, Just on Wash.
BALTIC. blvd: plenty parking area
RE. 7.iS17. Jack xosok. tn. a-4s44
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OPEN
KIN las

Immed. poss. outstanding, 3-hedrm.
brick rambler, ready for stocking on
fireplace. Xmas dinner in din. im.
Play space in full bsrnt. (la bathl.
Beaut., wooded lot. Close to every
eonv; sidewslks; @ dSSr psysSa pCSav stTssts; Ts1,I:
Ch., right ] mi. to our sign On
right. right to open house.
THE HANES CO.
IA. T-2o6l. "a. S-oe0e.
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OFFICE SUITE
In Air. Conditioned Bldg.
With Indoor Parking

Reception room, 8 private oinces. plus
room. aS cARSpETiNd S1 fiaSse ANp pRAPER SaisaSs
ERIES BY w. g. ]. SLOAN.
MUZAK Available without Cost
$375 Per Mo. =.
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$15
1701 18th ST. NV.

Bright. earpeted once on ground Aoor
With pvt. entrance. Approx. 245 %.
It. Switchboard service. To inspect.
apply ct desk or call Mr.. NOLAN,
Ou. 7-1OOO. la
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DOCTORS OFFICE
IDEAL LOCATION

GoLDEN oPP0RTuMITY FOR 70
INGTON IN EXPANDING COM
MUNTTY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COMPL. 5-RM. HOUSE AVAIL. FOR
ER WILLING TO ASSIST DOCTOR
TO GET STARTED. TELEPHoNl
FOR Apt. TE. 6-9376, Mr.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
1Mpkovfn Nj n EHbAi iNbusTRfal III s17xSE on long
term lease. or VIII purchase. Suit
able for Woodworking shop. lumber
storage and ONCE. Minimum IL. 900
50. It. in Kensington. Friendship or
Chevy Chase. Md. areas. Box 160-
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE, Arlington; recently
admitted attorney; tax experience.
Box 417-Z, Star.
DESK in downtown once, name on
door, mail, messages received, for.
warded. MA. S-5696.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
OFFICE AND DESK SPACE, Arline-
ton. near Courthouse, with phone
answering. mailing and secretarial
services. Call IA. 5-91o7. Ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

AT WENTWORTH INTERCHANGE,
about "a go So f. shs Sasdnr nSustos sood
sissdrm ,1a hOuse s. $500 S19 cash' 6alaHee 1ss
Sc. S1 B. NC. c.Ais. a S .s7s sa. IT. "; level and-
comm. ground. sewer and water In
street. $4,000. A. M. ROTH. RE.
BLADESisBURG-Masonry In. bldg. =.
1900 IT,; 2 ofices. lge. lot: on hwy; *
terms; Brokers co;opl , p1. 1896 51e5o9; q
Travelled load; ali utils. in. Sewer
water, gas. cleo. phone, TT. siding
few blks. from clover Leaf. River
road truck route. Sacr.,. $4,000
total. Call after s pm. RA. 6-5527
COMMERCIAL. Industrial grornd
RRiioiairhoMin Ri ii MS;i Fea1foaa Wa a.isaS sSiPa'
SILVER SPRING-In the heart Of the
business sectiSn 6oS close to the, the rail, ~,
idssi loc for iacsSry
ness. Cali JU. 5-Ss9O. -19
ROCKVILLE town and country bust.
ness center on Rockville pike and
esaons SSo s for eass Of sale.
lent and accessible to in-towr
Metropolitan Area. City sewer and
water, gas, cleo, new streets. etc
Railroad sidings available. We con.
fldentially believe these locations Of.
fer unqualified value in today's low
cost as well as future enhancement
Only those who have searched In
and around WASHINGTON for really
choice light industrial sites can ap-
preciate how rare and desirable are
these which have now become avail
able in our business center. 1ndi-
vidual lots from 10000 so. It. UP tc
90 acres. All with off-street parkins
and similar wholesome .rr TsgTirements s1tS
(EX. 3-26OOl. 745 9TH st. NV. III
6 ACRES, centrally located in the
District. Ideal for q large terminal
Or will subdivide into smaller par.
GELS and build to suit tenant. Cal
Jim Craven,
Arthur L. Walters Co.
ia. 7-52O0 8 till 9 IA. 2-4141
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors since 1905
1905 u d. NV. MA. o-9246
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16-UNIT APT. NV.

rhis. handsome detached modern
building Just on 10th st. and adj
Rock Creek Park. is the; best bus
in D. G. for the purchaser expert.
enced In renting furnished arts
and seeking maximum return or
investment. Ten apis. are beaut
come Is over $4,000 With tenant,
paying for own gas and eiec. You
VIII get . net cash income oi
$4,000 yearly lover 20ssl on an In.
vestment Of S23. 500. Priced yery
low on these exceptional terms fol
prompt sale. exclusive With
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 K st. NV. Realtors Ex. 3-ls1I
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Long. n Low

Custom m-desisned. natural stone ram
bier on attrac. landscaped h-acre
rm. with fireplace. separate dining
L." 3 huge bedrms. plus large pine.
paneled den. 2 tiled baths. generous-
sized all-electric kitchen. Complete
1-bedrm. apt. with. private entr. In
fcll basement. A whale Of q buy ai
only 24,960. Let's try your terms
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
ia. 7-52Oo. Open Ewes. IA. 2-4141.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENT who will pay all cash
for good existing gasoline filling sta
tions. Wants to buy land, buildings
and equipment and sell own brand
Of products. JOHN H. MILLER, JR.,
A. CRO., MA. 2-2667
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BLADENSRURG-Over $4,000 50. IT..
fenced yard; heavy industrial. with
once and shop bldg: sewer and
yater mo- in; S175 mo, A. M, ROTH
SEVERAL PARCELS OF GROUND.
10000 IT.. and up, for lease In this
centrally located area. Can improve
for responsible tenant. GALLIHER
& HUGUELY. INC. sherman ave.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
WRITER needs daytime use weekdays
OF small apartment with typewriter.
References. Box 34-A. Star. Ia
REQUIRE 5000 to 10000
So. it., January through
June. Call KING $4,000.
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CORNER, 7th AND A sTS. NE.
Lge. store with 2 show windows
suitable any type business: $50 mo
RE. 7-1517. Jack Kogok. TU. 2-4344
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STORES FOR RENT tceas.l
[EXPERTS AGREE $3.50

Per month 10 cheap for this Desirable
location. at no 5th st. NV, nr. al;
excel: spot for any. retail business
Or mncheonette. Mr.. pEIL, II.
1854. rs
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SHANNON & LUCHs

225 UPsHUR ST. NV
Approx. 17x37 IT. with base
ment. Four-rm. -and-hath apt.
on 2nd floor; suitable many
types businesses. Rent, S165
per month for entire building.
Immediate possession. Consult
Mr.. johnson.
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OFFICE SPACE
BARGAIN

oFFICR SPACE. corner 10th and .
available; attractive suites from !
to 5 rooms or entire doors; will ar
range to suit tenant. Rents very
reasonable. JO. S.14OO
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l7O6 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Beautiful store in Ontario
Theater Bldg. and adjoining
John winston Chain Candy
Co, Approx. 14xR0 IT,, full
basement, rear entrance. Vs.
cant. Reas. rent. Consult
Mr.. Jenkins or Mr.. Young.
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w YAH bLDG.
New York ave. side; new top-fioo
space now ready for approved ten
ants; custom partitioninE and dec
Grating.
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17O9 CONN. AVE. NV
Approx. 14x43 It. with bal.
cony, rear entrance; heat
furn. Suitable many types
businesses. ReaS. rent. Va.
cant. Consult Mr.. Young or
Mr.. Jenkins.
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KEITH-ALBEE BLDG.
7th floor, @ st. front; air conditioned
space, with new partitioning and
decorating to approved tenants re-
Quirements. Consult Mr.. Scott.