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Cordell Hull claimed in his
memoirs was sent by Mr.. Roose-
welt to Sir Winston and Stain
protesting against proposals
under discussion for a British
Soviet agreement which would
recognize the Soviet frontiers
of 1941. including western areas
annexed by the Russians under
their agreement with Adolf
Hitler after 1889.
The Russian work declares
in its preface that "the pur-
pose of this collection is to
assist the establishment Of his
torical truth"
When Pravda reviewed the
collection in September, it used
the occasion to renew the old
charge that the Western allies
delayed opening a second front
during World War II until the
Russians had almost crushed
the German Army single
handed. However, the review
also stressed the cooperation
in wartime between the Soviet
Union and Britain and the
United States.
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course but to ask some other
country" the officer said. Eyes,
this includes Soviet Russia" he
added.
Premier Djuanda's guided
democracy" cabinet last night
fatty rejected an ultimatum
from the rebels on Sumatra to
quit within five days. The gov
eminent replied also by order
ing dishonorable discharges for
four young colonies leading the
so-far peaceful rebellion by the
outer islands.
The four rebel leaders are 1t,
Col. Achmad HuSsein and Coils
Zulkifl Lubis, Dahlan Djambek
and Maludin Simbolon.
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Interpretation on purely do
mestic issues in Indonesia" at
his news conference yesterday
in Washington.
Mr.. Dulles said the present
Indonesian government docs
not entirely satisfy large seq
ments Of the population" who
are opposed to a Communist
dominated government. While
not specifically calling Presi-
dent Sukarno's regime Red
dominated, Mr.. Dulles implied
that the guided democracy"
Mr.. Sukarno has sought to in
stall may not quite conform
with the provisional constitu-
ton" The State Department
edited his remarks to tone
down his criticism.
Differences Cited
Mr.. Subandrio said the very
existence of conflicting opinions
about guided democracy
proves that democracy is still
very much alive in this island
republic.
The disintegration of Indo-
nesian unity in the past was
precisely the result of interior
ence by foreign powers in the
country's domestic affairs and
of efforts to turn Indonesians
against each other. the Foreign
Minister declared.
Bid to Reds Hinted
Members of Mr.. Sukarno's
encourage in Tokyo-where the
President is winding up a FIVE
week foreign tour-declined to
comment on Mr.. Dulles re-
marks, but a military member
of the party said the Indonesian
government has asked the
United States for new jets, F.
100 Super Sabres." The infer
ence was that they would be
for use against military fac
tions outside Java which have
demanded the Communists be
purged from the central gov
eminent.
IF the United States re-
fuses. then we have no re-
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Draft Uniting
'Iraq and Jordan
IsAImost Set

| AMMAN, JORDAN, FeD. IL VI.
The final draft Of q fedora
ton uniting Iraq and Jordan
was being drawn up today and
a government spokesman said
a proclamation may be made
late today-or Thursday at
the latest"
The 22-year-old Hashemite
cousins. King Faisal of Iraq
and King Hussein of Jordan,
and their senior ministers were
Engaged in last-minute talks.
Authoritative sources said
that under the federation Iraq
and Jordan would have one
army. one foreign minister,
one defense ministry, one eco
nomic ministry and one flag.
There will be one parliament
for the two countries and sep
arate parliamentS for each a!
: well. Faisal and Hussein will
each keep their thrones. Like
the States of the United States
of America. Jordan and Iraq
will delegate only certain pow
erS to the federal union.
Big Questions Unanswered
Two major related questions
remained unanswered: Wheth-
er King Saud would bring Saudi
Arabia into the federation, and
whether Iraq would withdraw
from the Baghdad Pact, the
American supported alliance
with Turkey, Pakistan. Iran
and Britain which takes its
name from the Iraqi capital.
Official sources said King
Saud had refused to federate
unless Iraq quit the pact
which many Arab nationalist
attack as a hindrance to Arab
unity. Jordan, although it fol-
lows a pro- Western policy and
gets United States aid. also was
reported trying to pull Iraq out
Of the pact because many Jor-
danians are violently anti
Western.
Since Iraq is the only Arab
member of the alliance, its
withdrawal would be another
big setback to Western and
American policy in the Middle
East and even if the alliance
survived as a four nation
grouping. it presumably would
have to get another name.
Federation Gains Support
But from q federation of
Jordan and Iraq the West
would gain a friendly counter
force to Offset the United Arab
Republic proclaimed by Egypt
and Syria. The weight Of the
Iraq-Jordan union would be
greatly enhanced if Saudi
Arabia Joined up.
The idea Of federation was
gaining popular support among
the Jordanian people.
ANY union between the two
Arab countries is good" said
an Amman merchant. This
will reduce the number Of sep
arate states and eventually
make q union of the whole
Arab world easier"
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OtdAlAl WuL1u war IL CUTIE
spondence with Presidents
Roosevelt and Truman and
Prime Ministers Churchill and
Attlee.
1t also disputes authoritative
American versions of wartime
relations on two points. one of
them significant.
-Four Continents Bookstore,
official outlet for Soviet publi-
cations in New York. says the
English Language edition is ex-
pected to be on sale "momen-
tarily."
Dispute on Message
The Soviet collection does
not add much Of Importance to
what already has been revealed
in the West on Soviet relations
with the two big Western
powers during the war. But il
disputes Sir Winston's state
ment in his war history that
a certain message he claims he
sent to Stain was received
at least in the text which Sir
Winston cites.
The disputed message dealt
with the question of Trieste
and Marshal Tito of Yugo-
slavia. Stain sent Sir Winston
a protest June 81. 1945, on the
Western positions on Trieste
and attitude towards Marshal
Tito. Sir Winston claims in
Volume 6 of his war history
that he replied with a strong
defense of the Western position
and a protect against Russian
penetration of YugoSlavia.
Sir Winston says he wrote
that while it was agreed in his
talks with Stain in October,
1914, that British and Russian
Influence in Yug0slavia should
be on a $3.50 basis, by June,
1915, it had become something
like 80 to 10 in favor Of Russia.
No Reply Claimed
The Russian document col
lection claims no such reply
from Sir Winston was ever re-
ceived and cites another brief
document which, it is stated,
was the reply to Stains COM
munication of June 81.
Two alleged American mes
SageS to Stain which the Rus
sian work claims were never
received relate to earlier war
years.
One was q message which
Mr.. Roosevelt sent with Harry
Hopkins for delivery to Stain
in July, 1941. According to
the text given in Robert E.
Sherwood's work Roosevelt
and Hopkins" it consisted of
an introduction for Mr.. Hop
kins, stressing American will
ingnesS to increase United
States material help for the
Russians.
|. Message From Hull
The other. Of greater i'm
portance, was q communica-
ton which Secretary of State
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Egypt Accepts Loon
From Germun Reds

CAIRO, Feb. IL (R.-Egypt
has accepted a $40 million loar
from Communist East Ger
many in the form Of machinery
factories and equipment, the
newspaper AL Ahram reported
yesterday.
The Ministry of Industry
declined to comment on the
report. AL Ahram said an
Egyptian mission is proceeding
to East Germany to discuss
details.
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West Virqinion Killed
By Truin in Koreu

PUSAN, Korea, Feb. IL (P
Pfc. Paul T. Gill of Morgan
town, w. Va. was struck anc
killed by a train while guard
ing an oil pipeline along the
railway tracks near here, the
United States 9th Army sale
today. It gave no explanation
for the accident Monday but
said an investigation is under
way.
Pfc. Gill is survived by his
father, Paul D. Gill of Nor
gantoWn.
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Afohun Kino in India

NEW DELHI, Feb. IL (R.-
King Mohammed Zahir Khan
of Afghanistan arrived yester-
day for his first visit to India
since it gained independence.
He visited neighboring Pakis-
tan earlier this month.
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Churchill Contributed
In Soviet Wor Papers
BY THOMAS p. WHITNEY
Associated press Eorasen Nav. An.,vst

Soviet collection Of official documents edited by
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko effect conadc wartime
British Prime Minister Churchill.
The work. published in Russian in Moscow last August
has issued in version brings
together what the Russians claim is complete collection Of
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MeddIing Laid to Dulles
By Indonesion Official

JAKARTA Indonesa, Feb ~ [F9.-Foreign Minister
Subando today warned the United States not to NEEDLE
in Indonesias internal affairs He said the had
srong objections" Secretary Of State Dulles confer
ence statements.
Mr. subandro expressed surprise Dulles gave
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RIVERDALE,M MARYLAND
Dslv h.-Balto. blvd, 1000 50
parking in rear for 20 cars. reas
rent will divide
KODAK s REALTY CO. tn 2-446s
/ Coral, Hills
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George Mason Green Co.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

JO0-A. Stock Farm-s-rm. ..
bath house. h.-v.h.. semi-mod. kit,
huge barn, siio. corn house. live
stock and implement sheds. streams
10 az helds; land gently rollins.
weli-fence0; IS a. virgin timbeF,
balance crop ano pasture. Ideal
stock farm IN Frederick Co, IS nj.
DC. Taxes $3.50. Price. S45. 200. -
1904. Stock Farm--s-rm. house
w/bath. small barn. misc bldss.
Oeaut meadow. huge. fast moving
stream. adjac B6EO railroad. over
looking Potomac River. fronting on
Co I'd nE. busy little town Mixing
parlor started. Aged owner desires
!mmed sale 81 800. Taxes, Sis:
g A. on improved road near
Poolesville splendid stream. sp-
prox y wooded Ideal for scouts
or summer retreat. $500.
20 A.. new 6-rm. brk. rambler.
fuH baths and 2 "a baths; mod.
XII. and chic brkfst nook. din. rTn..
~. nm wfhrepi. picture window.
black top drive. long frontage Re.
-, NJ. Davsonyille. $4,000 terms.
100 A., 9-rm. brk. mansion 4
hrepiaces. orig. doors ana HARD
ware. running water and cleo. huge
barn. equipped for BALTIC market;
new silo; frontage on 8 roads. IL
nj No Of Frederick. taxes SI2s.
Price. S22 500
325 A.. Montg. Co. farm: 1O-rm.
mouse, running water. cleo and
phone maternity barn. 50-coV D.
G dairy barn, > siios. on hard road.
M Rte IS. rs mi. D C: $3.50 per
$50 A-Laytonsyiae farm: mod
b-rm- main house, 5-rm. tenant
house. 4Gx60 barn. corn house. hog
house, etc. mr.. improved road, : 5
nj, D. c; $500 per a.
3 Atm house. new oil-burn.
ms furn.. cleo. phone and vel.
NICE stream, much road frontaEe:
~ 300. - 500 cash
!, Anew 5-rm. rambler: oil
heat new kit bath. tiled frs. 3
eeorms. liv. I'm. " lfirepl. 30 mi.
4 c. SfO,5O0. 81. 500 cash
CHAS II JAMIsON, Reaitor, DT.
a-5252 or ERvEN " BUTT. PO.
C0L0RED-5 ACRES. Old house,
paved hwy. 4th house pass GENE.
tory. Chandlee Mi I'd Sandy
sprins No cash. $50 mo. FE.
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tcoNIlhUtp)

SHARE Law OFFICE or bus. ad-
address. Boz 4-B. star s'"'u''"'0
SPACIOUS SUITE Of ofaces, flrs,
nooL, lover 10th 81. NV. mr..
Btatler. KE. s-1l3O.
BUSINESS OFFICE, Conn. ave. and
X st.; furn.. avail, Jan. IS Ideal
for mfg. rep. ms. agent OF small
law Ofheei furn, own telephone.
sigb mo, Call Dl. 7-4150.
1903 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.--Ige.
lst-fiF, ONCE. b37 IT,; mod. q. G.
BLDG. Suit. prof man, contractor.
IeaitOr, etc. cree pafklne. avail.
on or before Mar. J.. Inspect any
time. III. 2-OlO5.
$. 200 50. IT.. a.-c.. can be divided /.
located In busy medical center.
For full details, Di. 7-7g00.
10000 SO. N. IN Bethesda. Nd
excellent Tor electronics arm,
fully air conditioned, private
parkine for rs cars. Call Mr..
Holland, II. q, EMITHY Co, sIl
10th 81. NV, ST. $4,000
REAR sl3y-s7 X ST. S.W.-En-
tire end door. Approx. 800 50.
u open space. Heat and water
furnished By owner Equipped
with b window conditioning
units. Suitable for architects,
engineers. dental laboratory, ETC
Prompt possession. Consult Mr..
jenkins. Leasing Dept, SHAN
MON a. LUCHS CO Realtors, 52i
l4th 81. nv. Ma. 1856.
$50 SO. Pr, $40 MO.--Rr. 18th
and X sts, NV. 3Fd-n. walk-up.
Ar eonditioned and redecorated.
Consult Mr Dick IayIgi Leasing
Realtors Tsf 18th 81. nv, Ma.
OfFICE sUITE-Ja rms. Cor
s si,ss ,oe rfHT5lng 49, % s1I' et 89oc
DENTAL OFFICE space--5OO So
r., iuTn. recep. rm.; fsrragut
Med. Bldg.. 18th and ! NV. over
looking park EX. $4,000.
18TH AND n SITS. NV. - FuFn.
once. Ideal for / man. Telephone
and reception service Incl. sIeno-
graphic assist. avail Xxx. 3-5O5O
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND NJ ST. -
About 1000 20 H., md mr., .
washrooms. heat and al utilk.
furn. 80 "a. f., will refinish 70
suit tenant A. N. ROTH CO..
NJ f-aogOs
OFFICE with use Of my reception
room, furn. or unfurn. ! am Iona
est. realt0r and bus. broker, suit
able for any business II lawyer.
] Will try and help you. EDWIN L,
ELLIS. 1910 VI. ave, RIM. III,
18TH AND u ST. N.W.--In hear,
Of financial district. Two entire
Moor suites in modern air -cond
elevator nldgG. one containina
$50 "a Il. and one 300 "a. II,
Call Mr. Holland. n. q SMITHY
CO. al 18th 81. uw., ST. $4,000
10 MIN. FROM DOWNTOWN d. c
I'VE nave = J-rm. suite. approx
5OU "a, IL. IN our modern ofiles
BLDG. located Just OF Lee hwy
In the Rosslya area The renta
whtch IS .rAs0nable includes NRht
heat. Alr-coud.. daily Janitor Sery,
Ice and free parking. ideal fol
architect. engineer or manuiAr,
turers' representatives Gail Mr.
HUBBARD. IA. s-4lO0
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND
Bslp Wash. baltic. blvd, 1000 50
II. all on one noor plus private
parking in rear for 20 ears. Yeas
rent. will divide
koJAK S REALTY CO. tn e-44S,
CORAL HILLS
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FARMS
tcOhTihueDl

LOUDOUN COUNTY - cOMMUT.
ERS--f2 . on Goose Creek: COM
pletely mod. 3-bedrm home. harn
and old buildings. very nice. beau
tiful scenic setting: 33 mi 10 d. C;
x24 $50. $1,000 down.
r. o. BRIDGES, BROKER
U. s. 50. PLEASANT VALLEY
Phone Arcoia-F airYieW 7-5fsO
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INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SALE BUSINESS Prop. FOR SALE

a-UNIT apartment building. vlein,
itv 18th and Euclid ets. NV
$4,000, Call CT, d.0fbS.
iNvEsTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
POR 1858
~ units, NV, An exceptions
" units NV. Excel. loo. ans
- units. sE, . yrs. old. A GOOD
buy,
Statements on request JAMES
T. TUCKER. DU 10000
SMART INvRsToRs-BUY THIS
l3ia EUCLID ST NV.
q uNrr6-Pfuposed rents Sa4S
Total price $4,000. Agents co.
operation invited, MARSHALL J
WAplE CO, AID a-aUtl5
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Corner N. Y. and W. Va. AYES. NE.

Corner N. Y. and W. Va. AYES. NE.
5000 SO FIT under roof 5000
ga, II parking, mod. STORY bids
excel for Wholesale or retail out :
let manufacturing or garaGe and
salesrm rent Teas. Phone home,
RIA, a-0n3s once, ST, 3-Sn3s.
end COMMERCIAL, 10000 "a. IT,,
lb9a iAth st. NV, $1,000 per mo
md commercial $4,000 "a. t.,
.g39 u g. n.w,i 500 per mo
lst commercial, u OOn sa. n
.e42i 18th ". NV S1,OOO per mo.
LIST commercial use, 5000 50 n 4,
Phone MIR BARRETr. HE l-O"aa.
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;
~ $500 sa. It Very good two
story BLDG. Centrally located near
Dupont Circle. Reasonable
t2i 5000 ga. n. on two floors
Elevator. Excellent bids. Central
NV location Low rent,
90 1000 So n, one nnor with
loading dock and unlimited floor
load ~ ", Ave. ". ". area
tb 10000 "a II on two floors
3 600 lbs electric elevator. Heavy
floor load cApecity Lowest rental
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
liza " 81. NV Ma. s.h6OO
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

AkL. BLVD IN Fairfay-25O-ft
lIonlafe,. .OO.t. depth, zoned
Eeneral business and priced al
only hOc q "a. n, Ideal for spec
ulatiQn with reaS. terms. WEISS.
BERG BROS, Realty, IA. 5.OOOB
FAIRFAX SERVICE STATION and
garage; stock and equipment; To-
Gated on busy highway. Shown
BY appt only FAIRFAX REALTY.
Open Sunday CIR 3-2f05, CIR.
3-OGai
SILVER SPRING, sale or rent, 2.
story house zoned commercial,
REALTY, JU, b-3s7p; JU p.11ai.
Wise. AVE. BETw, SEARS AND
Valuable LIST comm
improved BY y room house 4B n,
frontage on Wise. running throunh
with 10 n frontage on End
street. INEz cUsHARD, REAL
TOR, EN- 2-l23, or OIL. 2-bSB7
FIRST COM'I,--Kennedy ST NV,
nr, 9TH; . brk. bldgs, arranged as
ofiices. Each contains 4 rms, full
RRiERHtRMPRH RRHsHIELiTPY, T RJJi's sisl lGS
WAREHOUSE sITE---41 400 "a nj
on B&O: siding In n G, only
Sill per sa. n n. !. BCOFIELD
REALTOR JU. b-bslB.
5fbs GEORGIA AvE.4t6,0D0 al
II busy. corner. Ideal for minute
car wash. cc'nred funeral parlor,
etc. Call oLN t-720i. 7-i0 pm.
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4O0O SO FIT
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

Ist-TL0OR WAREHOUSE. 5000.
10000 So. g.; Northeast Or South
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DESK spAeI

DOwETOWN--In real estate suite;
furnished. seeretaTiaI service;
reas. @E. s-O4S6, ME. b-40Zl.
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sroRIs EoR RENT

$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. NV. =
HEART or BUSY SHOPPING
bsmt. stff.. lac. show window: heal
mel IN rent. Apply LEO NJ
bkhN9rEiN n Co. Agebt,. DE
1915 nth ST. N.W.-Approx. a4xia
plate glass window. also fm. IN
rear. fluOrekcent lights; S75 q mo
heat Incl, Apply LEO NJ BERN
STEIN q Co, Agent. DE g-s4sl
SO y ST. Nw.--ApproK. 400 "a
a.. lge show window. very Feas
rent. excel. for shoe repr, tailor
cafry-uut restaurant. Apply LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN 4 CO., Agent
DR 2-StN4.
ADJACENT to natl. chain stores on
l4th 81. NJ Irving. size 2Oxl2O
with modern show windows, rent
reduced Call Mr. Holland. II. q,
6MtTHY CO, sil 18th 81. NV
81 3-33OO.
I58l COLUMBIA M. N.w.--oood
location Tor any type business
Reas, Mar. on premises,
Nh. GA. AND n. MAMP. AVE-. NV
Very Ice. store. ideal most ans
Ds oq RxE sfs, EsR' Il r's stJ Bay
1901 MINI, AVE. s.E.-Modern
store l7'x7W with part basement
Adloinine liquor, Highs and
bakery, and surrounded By very
thiekiy populated residential area
Immed. possession, Reasonable
rent; Consult LEASING Dept.
SHANNON n LucHs CO.. Real
tors; IA IAN st. NV. Ma
srd AND SHERIDAN srs. NV
htore, s1xb0. parkins in rear.
sT0RE AND s RVS. ABOyE-In
s snS b Sls' "a AND as W sSais ass ~
CLARENDON ARIA
MODERN---AfR CONDITIONED
1flO n Highland--.iOxD9 Pull
basement and mezxanine.
1900 N. Hartford-s0xDO.
lsOi N. Hartford--:iOxgO. will
mexsanine and = basement.
OWNER. II. 7-7t0O. La. 6-i3ie
700 SO. Pr, AIR CONDITIONED
LARGE, MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CENTER: Loko.TERA LEAsE. 10
NEAR CAPITOL ARENA
a3O7 l4th ST. NV.
Modern store, apartment above
paRking In rear. suit any typ,
business. reasonable rent
K0JAK's REALTY Co, tn 2-44Sl
Is3a 9Th ST NV
Very Deep store. Part. Bsmt Stgt
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA, 3-s3Ol
a04 lsth ST. N.w.-S90
l 5xan with BsmI and oaraee
1890 18th ST. NV.
s 8! and =, R 3 Baths SIS,
1908 YOU ST NV -HEATED
Suitable Any HukineAS-Only ~
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. a-saOl
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BEAUTIFUL
400-A. FARMING ESTATE
ONE HOUR FROM WASH.

Fronting on Rte. Is midway
between Leesburg and Warrenton
in the virginia hunt country. The
splendidly restored I6-Toom man
sion contains 8 bedrooms. 5 baths.
completely modern kitchen, large
living. dining and drawing rooms.
servants quarters and tenant
houses. Farm buildings consists Of
~ stanchion dairy barn. 250-tOn
silo, large COW, horse and hay
barn, etc Property Is well wa
tered and fenced and has been OPP
Grating as highly successful
farm. Priced 5000 600. Shown
BY appointment only.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Broker
LeesbUFg. Va Spring 7-3fSo
Evenings and Sunday Call
Mr. Hines, Aide. Va.
49, .
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OPEN SUNDAY
MONEY-WISE?

Re sure TO see this H-rm, nearby
Arl home. For only $4,000 Rsmt
Pretty lot Block from bus, 2 blocks
from shopping Nice residential
netgh Directions. Wilson OF Wash
blvd. 10 y TAYLOR St. right 10 No
I3O4
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WAREHOUSES F0R RENT OFFICES, srupIoS fer RENT
tcoNTlNuEp1 tcohTRlUEDl
tcohTlNuEpI

E5w g ssHV1NEoVsSEE.. 90 . AyIEgTEs
LEgcK hay, is.IT cfliiHos'
WHY'S yAE4Hek lEp | oPpoDeekkssi. oytPIRelE;
INDUsTRiAL zoNINd; PAREiNd:
=. 000-Pf. AREA. UNION 4-SO05,
1000 SO. FIT.
tclose.ln Duke 81. Aiex
IN very attrae. mod. fiTepToof bldg.
with : dTiye-in entrances to shop
areas and large Dlateelaas front
window with showroom and once
space. lett height; clear span.
heavy wiring; ideal for light mfg
or high-type warehouse use. Good
lease available At reasonable rental,
Today, call WO H-OaD3.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K 81. NV Elk. 1871
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t0K0O. on RTE. 7
AT0RE

In modern Shopping center. adioin-
apartments and 400 homes. idea
for groeeTy or delicAtessen Would
also be good spot for furniture OF
discount store L, p KETTELL,
i!S y ulebe I'd, Arlington ,, Va,
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1913 18th ST. N,w.-ofice space
available. suitable for insurance
o. o. 'r' Ss. sss1ss ,ya,t I TQo.nMEY
NV, RE. 7.5.7S.
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Country Club Hills

The best buy In years. In THU
TOP North Arllns,gn area De
rms and den ior 4sh bedrm ,. Z
de luxe aii-tile baths. big living rm
and separate dining fm EXPAND
ABLE md FLOOR. Terrific base.
Inent with rec. rm-. maids IN. and
bath. Detached s-ear garage. HIRE
rs AN UNBEIIEVABLE BUY-SEf
IT TO-DAY WITHOUT FAIL
Olebe road. right on Gleoe road be.
yond Washington O and c. c., q
Dittmar road, right approx ] bloch
70 f1Wn Dittmar road FOLLOW
THE METZIFR ARROWS +"
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rs WINTER ALONG The Potomac

and never has the air Seen
brighter, the snow fall fresher
the limited humber 81 S.aere
homesLtes At MoYAoNE RE-
SERVE. lust II miles from Dis
trict line Pa. 2-5573 for appt.
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COLoRED-5 ACRES. old house
paved hwy 4th house pass Gene
tery. Chandlee Nil I'd Sandy
sprins No cash $50 mo, FE.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. tsr REM
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
Tor sale or lease
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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tooNtINUtpl

c.. u blk. on Rte. 4. COLLEGE Park
as ,,.i g, ttaaJ s-tm. "a. and eat I
siVg mo, II CARLYLE deLozIkR,
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NSA PERs0NNEL-Live in beauti-
ful seabrook Acres only 20 Minis.
70 Fort Meade and D. c.; lovely
LARGE, wooded lots with sewer.
water and gas. Convenient TO
shopping schools. churches and
terms NJ. LEO STORCH. Devel-
oper Sp 9-AhOO
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
Elk Twp. lions S Guild
Meets AT Burkhart Home

lions Guild of the E and R
church of near HarriettsVille met
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Burk-
hart and Mrs. Vernon Thomas
for their October meeting.
Mrs. Kelton Fhehman con-
Quoted the business session. Mrs.
Jean Benin led the devotions,
Plans were made to paint the
cemetery fence.
Members present were Mrs.
Bert Baker, Mrs. Caroline Pabst,
Mrs. Wilbert Zimmerman, Mrs.
Wade Curry, Mrs. Will Unger,
Mrs. Herman Pabst, Miss Luna
Ullman. Miss Mildred Hoffner,
Mrs. Charles Hockenberry, Mrs.
Ben Ullman, Mrs. Edna Ullman,
Mrs. Ralph Fleeman, Mrs. Albert
Peppel, Mrs. Benin, Mrs. Fitch
man, Mrs. Burkhart and Mrs
Thomas.
Guests were Mrs. Mae Xii
seer, Gene Baker, Johnny ano
Walter Ullman, Johnny anC
Marie Benin and Ruth Eller
| Thomas.