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Evening star., 1953-04-21

volved more than q score OF
companies here and abroad.
Defendants Listed.
Today's civil action named as
defendants: Standard Oil of New
Jersey. Standard Oil of Califor-
mia, Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc,
the Texas Co., and the Gulf Oil
Corp.
The Attorney General said
however. that the defendant list
may be expanded at some later
date to include other oil cor
porations. both domestic and
foreign. Such action, he said,
will depend on what the Gov
ernment discovers in records of
the five original defendants
which Mr.. Brownell today asked
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia to order
produced for inspection.
The complaint, which can be
amended later, asserted there
are in existence 81 principal
contracts and agreements, now
known to the Government.
which have been used in a con-
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Civil Monopoly Suit
Filed Against Five
Major U. 5. Oil Firms
By the Associated Pres,

Attorney General Brownell to-
day filed a civil antitrust suit
against five major American oil
companies, charging they had
participated in an international
oil cartel.
The action, filed in the Federal
District Court here. is designed
to substitute for the criminal
antitrust investigation involv-
ing these five companies and
others which former Attorney
General James P. McGranery
put before grand jury here last
fall.
Mr.. Brownell proposes to drop
the criminal inquiry for ma
tional security" reasons.
The grand jury proceeding in
Evening star., 1953-04-21

merce, 1t an.
n o u n ced to-
day.
M r. c ar
michael W i'll
serve for a
two-year term
and was Sc
! e C e d as q
representative
of the trans
portation and
c m m unica-
tion ind u S 4.
tries.
He has made
Evening star., 1953-04-21

@4 I,f1O,101, III WIT
increase of $2,188.283 from the
same 1852 date.
First mortgage loans of $18,.
301 ,249 were up $2,106,47 in the
year, while reserves of $1,822,-
829 were $198,620 higher.
Metropolis celebrated it's 86th
anniversary in December and is
the second Oldest association in
the city.
U. S. Chamber Director.
President J. H. Carmichael Of
Capital Airlines was among the
19 new directors elected by the
United States Chamber of Com
Evening star., 1953-04-21

re ce n t ma
tional recog-
milton of Drug
Fair Stores,
W h ich oper-
ates II drug
stores in the
w a S h ington
area.
The organi-
zation's first
store founded
as a partner
ship in the
B u C bingham
D e v elopment
in ARLINGTON in
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SIGHTSEEING

The Greyhound Travel Bureau
has full information about rates
and schedules-also tickets-for.
special sightseeing buses, boats,
ETC., which are available at famous
places and scenic areas. They'll
tell you where to 60 and what to
look for - or make all arrange
mentS if you wish.
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HOTELS

Perhaps you don't know the hotels
or inns along the way and at your
destination-or how much they
charge. The Greyhound Travel
Bureau has this information-and
will advise you, or even make
your reservations if you like.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Highest Arizona Peak

PHOEN1X.-Highest point in
Arizona is Humphreys peak. an
extinct volcano in the San
Francisco mountains in the
northern part of the State. It
rises to q height of 1851 feet.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

or 12.5 pei
cent from q
year earlier
the 86th an
nual report I
disclosed to-
day.
Compiled by
Rudolph w,
S a n t elmann,
vice president
and secretary,
t he repor t
lSo lis + e d
share savings
a &C ou nts OF
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Drug Fair Volume
Tops S Million,
E|sberg Reports

It takes a lot Of doing to in
crease business volume more
than so times in Is years, but
that is the story behind the
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*ExPRESS

Greyhound offers Express service
to all points marked (*). This
means your bus stops only at ma
jor points en- route. To most other
points you can 60 Express most
of the way.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

ROUND TRIPS

You can make big ertra savings
by buying round-trip tickets.
Round trips are about double the
one-way, minus 10 per cent. For
example, if the one-way is $1,000,
the round trip is $500.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Jet Controls in Winq

A new British jet bomber de-
signed by Reginald Spencer Stat
ford has controls on the leading
edge Of the wing.
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THROUGH

This sign CD indicates>you can 60
straight through to your destina-
ton without changing buses, or
transferring baggage. To most
other places you change just once.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
FREE FOLDERS

Colorful folders and timetables
describing Greyhound service and
tours are yours for the asking at
any Greyhound station - there's
no obligation.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Lost Police Horse Retired

The last police horse of the
Ellerslie, New Zealand, station
has been given its honorary dis
charge,
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Assets Of Metropolis
Up 12.5Pct. in Year,
Set New Record
By DonoId B. HodIev

Assets of Metropolis Building
Association reached a new all-
time record of $40, 1865, ,687 on
March 81, a gain of $2,286,459
Evening star., 1953-04-21
ExPEN NSE.PAID
TOURS

The Greyhound Travel Bureau
will plan your complete trip if
you like-with hotels, sightsee-
ing, travel tickets itineraries all
arranged, reserved, and paid for
in advance. There are thousands
of Expense-Paid Tours available
--for example:
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Bankers Coming Here.

More than 200 saving bank
officers and trustees, represent
ing 528 mutual savings banks Of
the nation, will meet at the
Shoreham Hotel May 11-13 for
the 33d annual conference Of the
National Association of Mutual
Savings Banks.
w. Randolph Burgess. deputy
to the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, and Senator Bridges. Re-
publican, of New Hampshire. will
be among the speakers.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

volved more than q score O,
companies here and abroad.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
By WiIIiom A. MiIIen

Looking forward to expansion,
the Virginia Electric and Power
Co. today announced it's operat-
ing revenues jumped to $7,068.-
187 for July. This compares with
Sc, ,298,126 for the same month
last year.
H. A. Hitch, the corporations
secretary, said last month the
firm earned IA cents a share
compared with II cents for July,
1852.
For the year ended July 81,
Mr.. Hitch pointed out, operat-
ing revenues totaled $81,153, 1866
against $73,527,826 for the year
ending July 81, 1852. Net before
preferred totaled $986,103 for
July, compared with $790,028 for
July, 1852. Net after preferred
available for common reached
$796,824 for the month, against
$600,749 for the prior July.
The company has 5,441,034
common shares outstanding.
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
q Beane has issued a compre-
hensive article showing the
growth of Vepco. j. G.. Holtz-
Evening star., 1953-08-18

gas consumers in two-thirds OF
Virginia, in addition to parts
of northeast North Carolina and
southeast West Virginia.
ModeStly, Mr.. Holtzclaw says;
There is nothing unusual about
his growth. In varying degrees
the same is true of utilities all
over the Nation"
But Vepco has achieved un-
usual prominence among utlll-
ties in the past five years, the
article points out, by repelling
a three-pronged attack by Fed
eral public power proponents
Its most important victory came
in the spring, when the United
States Supreme Court upheld it
in it's fight with the Interior
Department.
The Interior Department had
fought to keep Vepco from con-
structing a $27 million project at
Roanoke Rapids, N. c., for hydro
electric power. In January,
1851, Vepco secured a Federal
Power Commission permit to
build the dam. But the Interior
Department contended Vepco
was raiding the public domain,
officials recalled, and appealed
the commissions findings unsuc-
cessfully to the highest court.
Vepco hopes to complete the
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. Is 0F1 (USDA).-
Salable hogs. 5000; active, $3.50 cents
higher on butchers and sows; most ad.
vance on butchers under 200 pounds;
most choice 190-280 pounds, butchers
25.25-25.75; load choice 26O pound,
at $500; most 290-330 pounds, 2375.
600: bulk 160-180 pounds, $500.
25.25; sows, 400 pounds and under
21.75-23 rs; a few under 24.0O; bulk
salable cattle. 5000; salable calves
400; moderately active; slaughter steers
yeaTlings and heifers uneven; steady
to 20 higher; cows, $3.50 lower: bull!
and vealers, about steady: choice anc
some held higher; good to low choice
20.00-23.50. Choice and prime heifers
22.50-25.d5i good to low choice heifers
19.5O-25.25; utility and commercia
cows, 10.75-14.00; Gamers and cutters
9,00o10,50; utility and commercial bulls
100 90; commercial to prime veal.
erS. .1600-24 90; culls down to 1000
Salable sheep, 1000; slaughter lamb:
predominated; trade fully steady. active
lambs, 23.5O-24. 90; load lot top, "a O0
few small lots 24.5O; yearlings ir
moderate supply, largely steady at II 90.
1900; with one load high choice 90.
pound lamb type offerings, 5000; sheer
steady; slaughter ewes, 450-6.00
Evening star., 1953-08-18

Folger, Nolan, Inc, investment
bankers. He is also vice preSi-
dent of Toastmasters' Interna-
tional, president of the Univer-
Sity of Colorado Alumni Asso-
citation and president of the
Washington Graduate Chapter
Phi Gamma Delta.
Nash-Kelvinator has appointed
Raymond E. Williams as its Gov
ernment contact representative
here. He succeeds Richard T.
Purdy, recently promoted to ex-
ecutive assistant at the corpora
tion's headquarters in Detroit.
Mr.. Williams has had sales ex-
perience here and has his Office
in the Cafritz Building. H..
Christmas Show Planned
A large variety of toys, elec-
trical goods and holiday mer-
chandise featured in drug stores
will be displayed at the annual
Christmas show of the District
Wholesale Drug Corp. Held
we'll in advance of Christmas to
permit proper planning by mer-
chandisers, the show will be at
the Hotel Statler, August 80, 81
and September l. David I. Es-
trim, president Of the corpora
ton, made the announcement.
John H. Kroll of Washington,
president of the National As
sociation of Mutual Insurance
Agents, said the organization
will hold it's annual convention
in Chicago, october 1914. EN-
phasis will be placed on traffic
safety and its relationship to
insurance.
Lonston Merger PIon Filed
Papers have been filed with
the Virginia Corporation Com
mission in Richmond asking for
the commissions acceptance OK
the agreement merging the Lans-
ton Monotype Machine Co. into
Lanston Industries, Inc, officials
said today. There has been no
action on it as yet.
The matter is now in the hands
of the commissions counsel, it
was explained. in view of a pro-
test received against the merger.
Security Banknote Co. of Phila-
delphia, largest Lanston Mono
type shareholder, with Is per
cent of the stock, has been fight
ing the merger since last spring.
Before the Virginia Corporation
Commission acts on the merger
proposal, officials said it must
take into consideration facts set
forth in the protest.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Vepco Operating Funds Show
Increases for July and Year

project, now slated for 100000
kilowattS, in three years. In the
last five years, Vepco has raised
$155 million in new capital and
spent $186 million on new equip
ment, officials said. It antici-
pateS $140 million in financing
and 1920 million in expenditures
in the coming five years.
Mr.. Holtzclaw has been watch
ing over the company for the last
Is years. But since he graduated
from Georgia Tech in 1907, he
has been with Vepco and other
electric companies for As years.,
Sites Named to Post
James N. Sites of Silver
Spring, Md, has been named
manager of the press and radio
service, Association of American
Railroads here. The announce
ment was made today by Robert
S. Henry, vice president in
charge of the associations pub
lie relations department. Mr..
Sites will assume his new duties
September l. He succeeds Harry
E. Hammer, who closes out five
years service with the asSocia-
ton to join the public relations
staff of the Reading Railway
System in Philadelphia.
Paul Imler, president, WASH
lngton Chapter, National Asso-
citation of Cost Accountants. has
called a board meeting of officers
and directors for 7:30 pm. to-
morrow at the Willard Hotel.
Dixon to Head Institute
The United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce announ.
ceS appointment of Fred l..
Dixon as chairman of the Middle
Evening star., 1953-08-18
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s U0.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain In
dollars, others in cents):
market " per cent premium or 101 .26
United States cents unchanged.
Europe Great Britain (pound)
S2.S1ss, unchanged; Great Britain 30
day. futures, 2.81is, unchanged; Great
Britain 60-day futures, 2.S1,S, un-
changed; Great Britain 9O-day futures
2Soh uneRanFsd naSnansfa rraBee Besam fqanc HFaRs
of cent, off .00lls of a cent; Holland
(guilderl 1884, UNCHANGED; Italy Cira)
.16hs OF cent, unchanged; Portuga
(eScudo), $50, unchanged; Sweder
(krona), 1895, unchanged; Switzerland
Qrancl free), 23;34h, unchanged; Den,
mark (krone), 14.52, UNCHANGED.
Latin America-Argentina (free), 724
unchanged Brazil freeD. 2.65, un.
changed; Mexico, II .65, UNCHANGED; Ven
ezuela lbolivar), 30.03, unchanged
Far East-Hong Kong dollar, 1850
nnphanRnd
Evening star., 1953-08-18
'AIesandro Cancels
Insurance on Project
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 18.-Mayor
Thomas D'Alesandro yesterday
Cancelled insurance policie S
placed by his firm on a second
city-financed garage project and
said it was simply to avoid unjust
criticism.
The Mayor repeated that he
did not consider the policies as
city business since the premiums
are paid by operators.
Both policies, he added, were
placed by the firm of D'Alesan-
dro-M Mccullough, Inc, without his
knowledge
Mayor D'Alesandro Cancelled
one policy on a city-f1nanced ga
rage shortly after his return from
Europe. Yesterdays action in
volved the Calvert Parking Corp.
He said the commission earned
by his firm on this policy was
$210.
Construction of both garages
was largely financed by the city
Off Street Parking Commission,
now under investigation by the
grand jury.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Hazardous Homework

LOUISVILLE. KY. R.-A 23-
year-old barber college student
was arrested for carrying around
his homework razor. Police
said they took him off a horse
near a riding academy after re-
ceiving reports he was riding
recklessly and had fallen off the
animal. He said he had just
purchased the razor
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Democratic Committee
To Meet in CHICAGO
BY the Associated Press

Stephen A. Mitchell, Demo-
cratic national chairman, an
nounced last night ne mas called
a meeting of the Democratic
National Committee in Chicago
on September is.
The Democrats plan a two
day series of political meetings
on September IA and Is. Adlai
E. Stevenson, the party'S 1852
presidential nominee, will make
his first major public appear
ance since his return from
abroad.
Evening star., 1953-08-18

claw, veteran
president of
he electric
firm, antici-
pates extend
ed growth.
Generating
capacity and
power S al S
h We more
than doubled
since 1945, Of
fcials S a i d .
The firm now
supplies 575,-
900 cleo trio
ord go 000
Evening star., 1953-08-18

ACIdHIIC 1 II
stitute to be
h eld here
September 25-
27, at tn e
Willard Hotel.
Th e Wash
ington group
will be host
chapter.
Mr.. Dixon,
m e m er of
t he District
JayceeS, is an
a S S ocia t e
m e m er of
the firm of
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Odors Curb Sleep

BOSTON. - Scientists have
found that unpleasant odorS can
interfere with sleep and cause
discomfort and nausea even
though they are nontoxic and
otherwise harmless.
Evening star., 1953-08-18
FIocks Built Up

FEZ, Morocco.-In 1945 a dis
astrous drought hit Morocco, kill
ing half the sheep in the country
Now there are about 100000
sheep in Morocco = the same
number as before World War II
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Odd-Lot DeuIinos

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S 0P.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
dealers on the exchange for August IL:
Purchases of Ill. 100 shares on 4. .065
orders; sales of 104 .993 shares on 4,
"a orders
Evening star., 1953-08-18
Metul Quotations

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S R-Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 2Sla.
Lead. ID cents pound, New York. Zinc.
1l-11Ia cents pound. Tin, S3 cents Q
pound New York At Pittsburgh. scrap
steel No. / heavy was quoted at 45.00-
Az 90
Evening star., 1953-02-22
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

MODERN BLDG. for storage and
mfg... ofices, loading docks; 6,4OC
50. IT. WA. 7-2729 or DI. 1857
1000 so. FIT. with overhead doors
and loading dock, Kenilworth area,
Also will build to suit in anv amount
in new industrial city with private
siding. WAYNE A. CASKEY, Eealtor,
AP. c-64G0 till q pm.
IN CENTER OF CITY-Approx. TO-
900 SO. IT. of heated lst-fi. space
plui small hsmt. area with freight
elev.. drive-in door. ofice, wide rear
alley; ideal distributing location for
national concern: early possess. See
NJ. M N9rTis, 9gdS WEAVER BROS. INC,
SII. SPG.-Sale or lease, 19,2OO ga
II. with an additional $4,000 sq. #.
OF outside storage or parking; q
story hreproof warehouse or indust.
oidg.. adj: B.. & o. r. r. owner
will consider lease of 10, 900 Sn n
4 desired. THOMPSON d GRAY
realtors. JU. $4,000 wkdays. Til q
REAR 1922 18th ST. NV. u
stories. downtown. $50 mo. LusTIN1ES n
RT RREALTY Sao CO., 412 5th st. NV.
FIREPR0Of BLDG. sox55; dayiiebt. 4
11Xl4 Or. at 4th and Que SITS. NV
Evening star., 1953-02-22
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE or ONCE to share. Du-
pont Circle office bldg, 1346 Conn.
ave. NV, Suite 201. AID. 4-67O0.
Nicely furn.; mail and message
service; reas.. rent. Ideal for lobby
ist, manufacturers agent, attorney
or. exporter and importer. Several
other professional men in ONCE with
81 ice avail. pa
DESK AND OFFICE SPACE, phone
answering and secretarial services.
hogse;. Call ia. 5-919S OF ia.
NEAR 14th AND G SITS. N.W.-h of
once Including desk. for $50. Box
BARR BUILDING. $40 18th st. n.w.,
near Conn and K. New, modern,
attractive desk space for those who
board. mail and telephone ansWer-
ing service avail Call ST 3-315R
Evening star., 1953-02-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

SMALL COMMIT. 2-story
nrick bldgs.. suitable repair shop.
storage, etc. Own your own place
Of business; full price: So, $50 each.
with $3.50 down and $40 month;
rear Atlas Theater, 1900 blk. H St
ne Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 1886, with
DRURY REALTY CORP, AID. $4,000.
s,4OO FT. FLOOR SPACE. with ONCE.
Sewer and water, 14-ft. ceiling
Baileys Cross Roads. viii rent or
sell JE. 4-1515; ewes. JE. 4-3432.
"5l4 cath ST. N.E.-vacant. 5000
So. it.; needs improvements; must
sell at once to satisfy liens. E. A.
AARoNsoN, ST. 3-S932; eyes,, RIA.
NV. D.. CT. 800 So
~. on two floors and basement:
elevator: with ample parking for
delivery trucks: heavy construction:
hsse.a hish ceillnsS IssS,. plenty 9er light vel
tTibutoE; tEn .,I printer. beating be- assembly,
L. DIXON & CO. -22
northumberland; 1-story
brick; $500 #. under roof. on lot
containing 10000 50. IT,; $55, 900.
Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 3-53SS. DRURY
REALTY CORP, AD. 2-400O.
COMMERCIAL masonry bldg, 1000
2 ofices; lot $4,000 sa. it.; clean;
formerly machine shop; ideal for
any Industrial use; nearby D. c.
Md, nr: r.r.: reasonable buy.
REALTY DI. 7.f3bOO
Evening star., 1953-02-22
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

!: 100 acres-Substantial Arm
mouse, courthouse, poultry house,
garage. tractor. plow, disc harrow,
cultiystor: moving machine. tobac;;;
implements; on good county road
adjacent to Southern Maryland
boulevard; utilities available. S13.-
2. CHESAPEAKE BAY PENINSULA
2O9 acres. " mile bay frontage.
tide1ater cIeek: 6-rm. farmhouse. @
3-rm. tenant house. beach cottage.
farm machinery, utilities, improved
road; ideal for estate or subdivision.
3: COVE POINT bedrooms. din
bath; on large lots, landsca ped
fruit trees, privet hedge. artesian
well. beautiful bay view; furnished
beautifully. modern year-around
4; Is acres; arm house. two colt.
house. electricity; on paved high
way within 300 yds. Of Junction
With Southern Maryland boulevard
5; 20. g acres; s., e;rm; hon home, Iars.
barns, stable, chicken houses or
paved highway. large running
stream: immed. poss.; "a miles D. C.
$4,000.
g.: 1s6 acres. 6-rm. house with bath
5-rm. house; 2-rm. house; 8 large
DDses DaYfd hisahSyssS saSsSSo 55qnnInE 5o mes Hate5 y
q. 200 acres, approximately / mil
lion feet timber (oak. pine. poplar
mixed hardwoods) large tobacco
barn 7-rm. house needs repairs
large running streams, good tobacco
land; immed. poss.; 3S miles D. c
8. PATUxENr MANOR - Historic
brick home. built l742. rms.
basement. utilities. fireplace, over.
looking river. large running creek
2 acres land, ha:bor for boats;
immed. poss. 30 miles D. c. $13,500
8. LOWER PATUXENT, AREA
fronting on Mil Creek. an estuary
good harbor. beautiful view; $4,000
10. II acres. 5-rm. house. electricity
paved road tobacco barn, stock
and feed barn. poultry houses; a
real bargain; AZ miles D. c.; $3.50
we Dave' have farms. water fronts, cot
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY Prince
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Al ACRES FOR COLORED, at Church
approx. so mi to D. G. Improved
by large, frame house. bedrooms
cleo, all furnishings: corn crib. tob
barn, chicken houses, stable, Priced
WALTER n. BAUfMAN. 1877 K st
NV, Wash, D. c.. Tel, MA. .S-6230
or Sat, Sun and Mon, call L. A
Startling at West River, Md, 1921
Evening star., 1953-02-22
FARMS
z1M Arpra

I71M ACRES
One hour from d. c. Very good
fouf-rm. guest or tenant house.
Barn, corn crib, machine shed.
blacksmith shop, chicken house,
smoke house; lge. stream through
property: 65 acres clear, 61a acres
wooded; good place to start in
cattle farming. An excellent buy
Realty ia ~ INVESTMENT IN; JA 7-9o2o
Evening star., 1953-02-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

9W ssUTs and sIpS e6d eor sa5 saes Ssn
rear iO Ideal Tor or Wholesale 9r light
manutactgTinG business. MR.. BA9 8.
sEcoSD ME Ss1sS5SM SG5SSMMERc1AL, fenced iot
area. 1850 Sumner I'd. Sc: Day,
9th AND V SITS. N.W.-This bldg.
contains approx. 1000 SO: 1t: mostly
sides; especially suit, for night club,
restaurant, dance hall. assembly hall.
etc. Consult Mr.. jenkins. Leasing
Dept. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
300 9tR ST. NV. (corner Eye st.
Exceptionally desirable 3-story bldg.
with selling basement containing q
total of approx. 10000 so. IT.: ele-
vator: suitable junior dept. store.
furniture, appliances. television, etc.
Can be leased on one-year basis or
Ions term. Consult Leasing % I3tGn: Ispt;'
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S.2345. ~
MODERN BEAUTY SALON, excellent
location: $4,000 business: for rent
with equipment; must furnish good
references. Phone Otis 4:75S6: 22
DESIRABLE CORNER, 21st .I,dS and K <
Ono oofsce Easily ii accessible bsmt: for
shop or storage. HARRY sTE1DLE.
ssas Be 1itS 4lS7Sf4 s4. NV. nr. Cavalier Ho;, Ho,
tel-3 lovely, lge & once seG rms; MS ideal .nl
ply LEO NJ. BERNsTEIN s CO.
f415 K st. NV, NE: S-s4o0.
app. l9x2S on each flr.; stories;
excel. for workshop; 1 TarepPHGn.SNS repPH.N,
ne SEls ss-sSoo'o CO. l4i' N "
Attention. coLoRED UNDERTAK-
ERS-Corner 18th and r SIS. NV. =
4-story bldg. consistinE of approx.
SoO tisn es sf leo TSE n fqssaiNS qsEsNFEfs lhsfEs
,sSs Ga 14th 1sa5 +. 4 st NV w. T sOtSS sSS
So. f.; bath; 500; 500 WASHINGTON
Be sEA1TfY + sF RA $7s3Gei W@Pirst comm ..
fSGToN fsS5g SS'fn; fRnEAITY, Iil RH, $500. @N.s3
LOT, COMMERCIAL, Georgia ave,
SILVER ossggTinE' a5x76, $50 mo-
CGNE Snr .ae for any HIS type
sSkRsE SHslRpsis rGk III 71aaEkS 7W1aoaEEkSsHoP or stor.
LoFT SPACE FOR RENT, entire tloo1
OF l.UUU Sd. IT. OPEN nnOdSGA GA
room. architect. engineer, school
manufacturers' agents and many
other uses. Rent only S125 mo
2S25 14th st. NV. Call co. 5-0531
or your own broker.
brick: heavy floor; gas blower heat;
heavy current; waShrooms: lead
A NJ ROTH. RE r-733n. 81
A-STORY BRICK BLDG; 3-rn. fu-n
apt with bath: rented for S40n me.
leaving lst flr. for any TINE O. hus.:
no. rental. $3.50: long lease. BEACH
g. PURCELL, Elk. 3-"412. ,
3 ROOMS. entire 1st 4oor, 1923 9tf
st. NV. SIS mo. ME-. S-4S3s.
ARL RLINGTON--Attention, doctors ol
dentists-Suite of ofnces anu hvint
quarters on main hiEhway. neal
Hecht's; JEFFERSON REALTY co.
NIoAN-PRSfTr IA P1SSfr ORGANIZATION o,
school--13,0 900 50. It.. either iT
whole or in part: downtown loca'
ton; parking: reas. MA. S-ss54