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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Visitors Attend
Sojourner Session


The members ~ the SoJournsr
Social And Art club met recently
AZ the home OF Mrs carolyn
Foote, OF loo Trowhridge The
hostess served chicken dinner.
rolls ice cream. cake and soft
drinks. which all enjoyed.
Guests included Mrs Giadl :
Simms. OF 81 Louis Mo Mrs.
Charles pernlatker o. New York
City. Mrs Florence Jones Mrs
Henrietta Miiler Mrs Emma Hill
and Miss Katherine Jackson
The next meeting viii be WITH
Miss LILLIAN jenkins. 1862 - An
tome street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
GIRLS CHOIR
IN RECITAL

a very pleasing recital Was Civ
en last Friday evening hy the
Young Girls thoir Of the s. John 5
Presbyterian chugeh Solos We're
sung by Miss Gene Errsf Jose-
phine Robinson. Wilma Psyor and
Gloria Gr.csby Several w'll rem
dered plane solos were contributed
by Miss Rosemary Graham AMI
readings ~ Gioria Williams and
Mafeare' GricT There was also
a duet composed % Christine john
son and Rosemary Graham and a
trio composed % IacGueline Woods
Clifa Robinson AMI Mary Morris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Guest Artist
In Saginaw

Miss Elaine itayson, n .5ie ST
Auhln avenue, who is ls-year-
old colora'nra soprano. journeyed
10 Saeinaw Michigan last week :
end 70 sins az the fourth ann.ver-
sary celshration and banquet which
hono'ea Rev a " Miller pastor
OF no churah ~ God In Christ
29os Grant street IN Saginaw
Miss Grayson Was accompanied a.
The pIar by William Miller son
~ he pastor. Mrs Dncella GRAY
son no artists mother also went
10 saginaw 10 hear her daurh'er
sing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

The GA of-towners IN eli d . d
Mrs Beatrice Brookins. the hon.
ORE. mother. from Shellman.
Ga Ny. Matte Brookins a
sis'. in-law Of Pensacola Fla;
Mrs Julia walker aunt. OF tam
den * ~ Miss Beatrice Brook
ins sister Camden y j. John
Ta,lor uncle ~ Cleveland Ohio.
ou'-ofso1n friends in attendance
were YRS Pearl Malone and Mrs
Dorothy Congo both % camden.
n Is
Auans The large number Of
guests present were nr Rails
ION Mitchell Mr. and Mrs J.
u Burns Rev and Mrs A. l.
Merrr Rev and Mrs r Timber
LAKE ~ and Mrs Esereite
Grimes Messers Marvin and
SreranE Harris also many mem-
bers OF shiloh Baptist church OF
whI,h ~ Ross is pastor.
Nr. Ross received numerous
Nafie'" ri Including 4 hand
paired umbrella rain or shine
Goa SILVER ieweliy So gorgeous
hostess gown Two handmade
nighiies hose perfumes handker-
chiefs fiiis dollars in cash and
other tokens
Ths on'-of-fo@n Visitors were
gles az The Gotham hotel one
evenias last week with William
Ross baritone bass and Miss on
K linz Ross public school teach
er- a. heir hosts They sre ne
son sal daughter ~ Dr and Mrs
). H. Ross.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
FAMILY GIVES PARTY ON
MRS. S. D, ROSS BIRTHDAY

Mrs. S ID. Ross, wife Of the Rev Or. ;. ID. Ross OF
5s4 Arden Park was honored with elaborate birthday
party given by her family Monday July 9. Seven out
oftown guests were present help make the occasion
bor fort he homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

Wilmington Delaware Dolores
Wehh Valafe Smith. Aihsa
Liehtfoot. Dorothy Thurston lou.
Use Cabule Price. G Ann pirser.
son and Ruth McCrary.
BEFORE all the girls parted Nh.
d'ed Turner favored them win her
professional conifalfo voice. sing
ing the Indian Love Call Doro.
thy Thurston played the piano
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Talented Detroit Girl Joins Film
Colony After Hollywood Debut

waald be a good beginning
ST. Dorothy Mans. daughter
Of Melbourne arenle. who
ter a visit here With her fami-
'g0if that on nor lrst sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Gives Luncheon

Mrs Myttie Seabrooks was The
gracious hostess at a lnr heoa
Tuesday afternoon 20 the ssrsc-
tive and socially prominent WIS
Escqns b Goode. OF Mobile Ala
The affair WAS laid IN ihe inning
room Of the Gotham hotel Those
who had been invited " NEE MIS-
Goode were Mrs Lucille BtoNn.
Mrs. VIM Polk and Mrs " Fov-
Ter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21

Local girl makes good
Cor tais Nrite-.p on aitracrl
~ Mr. and Mrs samuel Man
lett for California Az
I'll. Sh. informs friends IN ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Wherefore Students
Back In Detroit

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-09

| issued and q supply of Marshalls
Saipan, Two Jima and Okinawa rib
hons Is on hand. They will bs
Exar5sd Ia tia. orcer.
The last Of the playground collec-
tons will be made this week and
in addition, Takoma Park elemen-
tary and Westbrook schools, the
two best Maryland producers, will
be visited by the trucks. Starting
with September 10, the regular
Maryland schedules in the District
will be carried out as last year, the
city being divided into five districts
one of which will be covered each
school day.
375,00O Pounds Collected.
During the summer the collection
programs carried on at the play
grounds and at a number of schools
despite the vacation produced ap-
proximately $4,000 pounds. The
grand total now stands at 1880
1l3 pounds.
Plans are underway to work out
incentives for the collections which
will prove sufficiently attractive to
the schools to keep collections up to
top figures. 1t also is hoped to take
up some of the slack where the
neighborhood committee programs
may be dropped as a result of the
close of the Salvage Committee
supervision.
Just how long the need for waste
paper will continue cannot be de-
termined but at the present time
prices for wastepaper remain at the
peak. Parent-teacher groups viii
continue to find the paper salvage
a profitable means to obtain reve-
nue. to purchase the equipment and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-09
Schools Will Resume
Salvage Of Paper, Tin
And Fats Next Week

The Evening Star-PTA Salvage
for Victory program, which has been
operating during the summer on a
limited scale, will resume full oper-
alton next week after the schools
have organized their fall semester.
DESPITE the fact that the local
Salvage Committee will cease func-
tioning this month, the need for
wastepaper, fats and tin will con-
tinue to be acute and War Produc-
ton Board Director Krug has is
sued an urgent appeal that there be
no letdown in collections.
The reduction in the use Of news
print, set at an additional per
cent during September, in itself in
dicates that pulpwood remains
scarce. The reduction in the size
CT newspapers throughout the coun-
try as result of the new cut will
in turn make it more difficult to
keep collections up to the rate pre-
vailing for the past year.
Plans are under way to award
new insignia to the members of the
Papertrooper Brigade for their
work. The Washington brigade
the first to be organized. has been
promised the first shipment of the
new insignia, which will be issued
by the Victory Wastepaper Cam
paign.
Various Ranks Available.
| Under this program Papertroopers
who collect 1000 pounds will receive
leutenant's bars and the higher
ranks will be based on larger col
lections-2,00O for captain, 5000 for
major, 1000 for colonel, 5000 for
brigadier general, 10000 for major
general, $1,000 for lieutenant gen.
eral, 10000 for full general and an
additional star for each 5000 pounds.
In making the awards, Paper
troopers will be credited with all
paper they have collected since the
program began last fall.
Those who already have received
their War Production Board Dis
tinguished Service Medallions, which
were first presented at the Wash
ington Monument ceremonies last
June, will be awarded service rib
bons for each additional 1,00C
pounds above the 1000 required fol
the medallion. European and anc
Pacific ribbons already have beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-09

finance the programs for which no
school board funds are available.
The conversion of industry from
xar to civilian pfadUction viii now
make it possible to obtain articles
not on the market for several years.
Complete schedules for collections
will be published as in the past,
starting with the Wednesday sched-
ule which will appear September 10
for the following day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-09
HiIIwood Citizens to Meet

The HillWood Citizens Associa-
tioz. will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester S.
Kellogg, 404 Shady lane, Falls
Church, Va. This is the first meet
ing of the 1945-46 year and all
members have been urged to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-09
Business Group to Meet

The Southeast Businessmen As
ISOLATION will meet at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the Office of the Dono-
hoe Real Estate Co., 3l4 PennSyl-
vania avenue Sc, Louis F. Prick,
secretary, announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE VIEW, Kensington,- Md
Large lot on paved street at $3.50, cash
or TERMS all Sn Utilities; 3 blocks to Conn.
CHOICE ACRE IoT in Kensington. Nd,
fronting paved streets city water. high
ETound: Ds En- nesT s5af Conn avenue extended bus
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills.Washington's most
Westmoreiand Hills the picturesque. wind
5 eoSg5 nsshStr Sses prdVds hs se'I0n sn sa h
Rfssses s0I sns Ig pqT
consin 5r 14a4 evenings and Sundays.
SILVER SPRING-Homesite and acreage,
n good legation cash Or s99yenient tsTS H9N
aoFs sdas Gs0sff Is os as in
lots and IN Yoo sSoat buy
your home Crestwood and Hawthorne.
in the District OF Columbia, adjacent 70
end end of Rock Creek PARK in Md. Priced
right, excellent selections yet available
Phone me. for appointment and informa- az,
?. I STONE. me- Resitor sSa ' and Builder. ordway
poWNToWS Deaa ToysHE 9a9r APT. HOUSE SITE. 70 IT.
SS White tie or f. coo4e FSped e eads sEs GesaD
WELDON CO. izs7 St p.T ,,,,,It1s: ME- so1 ns,d J.
Hail block to bus. waikins distance to
schools. South Arlington. Ex. ZOO,
Ext. ..
CHATHAM-Pine location at univ. lane
and Colesyille. rd.. near y; of M; large;
high, wooded lot: reasonably priced. Call
SIT. M sP., mr.. -Four Corners. churches.
sinooiS 81 Soo eaeS. aef 'f Il BiGBER % M sH. 65s5.
LARGE, WOODED LOTS, conveniently To-
Gated in nearby Arlington, 2 blks; from Lee
hhwy; hys1y,,;; priced $1,000 and up. DICK BAS-
On on isih tn s2e'. 81. AND LOCUST RID. NV,
q blk; north Of Kalmia !, 9I rda-o1ly on % 3
saS s qsS pTce % sash Graded era
Ready for building, including curb, gutter,
sever ssEsst PAYING se esd er s e
l4th st., Blair Min rd; Leesate I'd. Rox- y;
discount on 70 lots or more; Drive out
sns sTs gasko aS5dfz Nc II fos
ave. NV. ME- 17i7.
IFoREsTvILLE, Md lots, 50x150 each;
plenty of ground fol-. your future home;
NEAR Sf efih IEE at asf
Of nearby Virginia; corner plot, level and
wooded na with giant trees a40sl 5&m; & prize tx
2840 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI.
1888: evenings, CHI. 1906.
ON THE PoToMAC--wooded acre in Ar
lington County, within l mile of Chain
GREEN CO., exclusive agent, 3s40 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI. 353S; evenings,
CHI. 1906.
LYON VILLAGE Corner lot, within 8
blocks of Clarendon Shopping Center;
price, S2,750. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., 2S40 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va
cH. 3s3s; evenings, CHI. T096.
wooDSIDE PARK, Silver Spring, Md. -
Restricted community, all improvements;
several large, beautiful wooded lots, by
| private owner. 12,500-22. 800 50. IT.; sac
ATTENTION, BUILDERS have beau
tiful lots in nice subdivision, nr. Hyatts-
| VILE. Md; corners and 8 inside lots. all
| together; q sewer. water, gas and elec-
| tricfty in front of property: on concrete
! highway; reasonable price and the best OF
terms. Call MIR. LAKE, WA. l404.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
our-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug harbor when you retire; fisherman 5
haven in ideal climate on Florida's Gull
dock privileges, hard road. electricity; titles
down sI5 monthly; S Il immediste posse possession
g SstSsads WIS Md 81 SRAT saSib Fairfax Td.'
country estate, for ) months; immediate diste
possession; / mile from Paoli Station;
served by main line of Penn. R. R.: also
Lincoln highway; Penna. farm house. prac-
sically new: Of fed stone and claphoard,
library laVatory, gracious living, room,
dining rm., kitchen. pantry. cold room.
servants ryan .G2o room; laqhdry End tioer, tiye
shower stall, 3 servants rooms and bath;
spacious grounds beautifully planted and
per month; completely ' furnished fS all Ip ntii.
gs4 Galen 4s Tsa.s sds sT9s odTas 1857 SA
porous 25-room ,Titusviiie 1Fla.5 hotel;
eSq2mp,etely COZ furnished; gilt-edge security.
! VALUABLE LOTS. 100 IT,. in best sec
ton of W. Palm Beach. Fla; cost sea. 600:
will sacrifice for $4,000 cash. FIR. 1909, .
;t 5,ioo;ACRE TRACT Of mountain land.
or game preserve Astounding in game
deer; turkey. pheasant, quail. squirrel and
Ihopig. seven miles OF stream, Tor canoe
ing boating. bass and trout fishing Miles
of bride paths. so acres of meadow for
golf course. Wonderful view of surround
ing hills. rare opportunity. Address Box
452-E, Star, or OWNER, 212 West Wilson
boulevard. Hagerstown, Md
ATLANTIC CITY, from owner, Broom
prick DWELLING. ia baths, store, "a block
from from Boardwalk. Sacrifice. s6,950. Now
es- A. ATTRACTIVE OLD HOMESTEAD on
main highway, & rms. and bath, cleo,
gorgeous mt. view: all necessary outbldgs ;,
double garage. bus service. Price, $1,000.
VERNON G. TANNER. Gettysburg 5, Pa.
DARIES, CONN. (55 min. from N. Y C.)-
full Tokeneke Park (restricted) Spacious
rooms downstairs; End floor. bedrooms
3 baths: 3rd floor, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths;
plenty Of oil; 2-car garage, laundry; acre
OF ground, many trees, shrubs Short walk
70 private beach club: $4,000 Cali
Evening star., 1945-07-01
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE in light comfortable once
with secretarial service. Convenient, IT., 10
faSB f eo Senf:s fs2s ee1ss1 eonn ave PT
SEVERAL desirable ONCE rooms or com
plete floor; For r rent pear Iooa necht Co
occasional noon phone. EX 6s4s.
18th ST. N.W.-2,OoO 50; IT,, | flight up,
LARGE ,cs ,ssse psFkisg b srea mo ah Ma fsSs' oSeo
ATTENTIoN-Doctors or dentists, Avail
able space in large exclusive apt; build
portation. will make alterations for re-
eGSEStSs one OR TWO newly furnished Offices with
SgFT1ICsEs SFFICEs, 2 Beautiful be large rooms, newly
painted and decorated, small reception
room, private lavatory; ideal for assn. OF
or 8 mos. lease: on carline, near Thomas
Circle; must be seen to be appreciated
SoNN. AVE. below Dupont circle-Approx
500 50. #. of space, elevator and char
service. Apply with refs. Box l7o-V'
PRIVATE OFFICE. elaborately furnished;
vicinity of 18th and H NV. Apply with
FRS FIRST S9S 9cSoMSMERcfxI, entire bldg, mr..
pancy; keys at DIXIE REALTY CO, 1417
oEFiCE, o Fl E." suitable for consulting engineer
or representative; / block south of May;
flower Hotel; reception and secretarlal
service Included; occupancy July 1. MA.
oFFICEs, Q large rooms $50 50. IT,. pri--
aoor: newly decorated. new carpet and
Venetian blind: building being Iemqdeied'
8 ROOMS on 2 floors, suitable Govt; Of
flces or foreign mission; rent monthly,
$3.50. including light, heat, janitor. Box
l60-V. Star.
3Sis conn. AVE, 3rd floor, 3 rooms; up
town business center, Call ,WO. 1915.
nj
phone service l. ]. CowIE. 800 Eye
FOR RENT-several desirable Offices To-
Gated near 18th and H NV ME.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
LOTS FOR SALE Cont
North Kenmore St. 100 s. II. pesssss Between s 35iS
2Sa sTR4Fh EoTth MasbingtHn SgHMMSo sIyS no 2Sls

ARLINGTON, yA.--75 II. between a23-93.
fs2 REsTRcTfb EsFh MisbnstSmn SomnHSr nays 10 fS
proved, with all improvements in. ! vii
$1.s7S and ap % Similar Sites s. in Sf Washingtor @
beautiful Federal park, All land adjscen
acre lots: Phone ordway 30S4 or Ma
eiSt cTEvYY CHASE. near Broad Branch I'd
and Rock Creek PARK; Ts feet front q
one street, "a feet on another: nearl,
little 5-room house with bath and md pipeiss!
furnace, electricity and gas. rented at S2i
to nice tenant; taxes only 81 1902. LOUIS
Z SHOEMAKER l7l9 X st. NV. MA
NEARBY vA.-51, 900 So. IT,, suitable fol
home or apts.; l mi to Washington b,
RLfNGToN-B Beautiful wooded 75-ft. lot
all imps. splendid location, near schoo
ouSTRY eod sqi sff3 csTs HIEevated GH 9las wooded
c a %b e nd PBse Bs s0e Fl e.
Prse $1,000 oSt EoRE sna ssos GSsso4ssFy GREEN fas
ton ys, CHI; 2sSs; evenings, OF; 1898
near the washington Golf and Country
a distinctive type Of home can be created
Also an ideal spot to plan your postwar
home. Broad paved street, concrete curbs
city water ate and sewer sewer already IN and paid
Priced from $3.50 to $500. dEoRdF
MASON GREEN CO., exclusive agent, 2s4(
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI. $685.
KENsiSSiGToN. MD.-Lot 1oox1s7 It.
2s 5Sons KfpilRson Sssw
Government transport airport and facini
goo It; dual highway. City water avail
able WIN sell with release clause Sub
needed in this this loeation ssn MR.. V%sH oREM. 0ss oE
1899 pI. or pI. 3346, exclusive agents.
BEAUTIFUL BE SlooE Eesidentisl lot for sale Lo
Nd. 1000 square feet. Telephone Tenn.
soNsREss HFIGHrs, A lots; Square eoos
) WATER FRONT LOTS, No. e557-5s-5a.
60-6l, Woodland Beach, Md; lot 81
block 9, English Village, Bethesda. Cal
MT. GoRMAN' Ii. 4olo' to and
8 On MI. fn', VERNON BLVD. / mile south OF
Alexandria tnew Alexandria)-15 lots
Service. $500 each. on n easy terms. Rep.
day Of eall JESSE IoEB, NA. aoi4; eve.
hPART%IE;NT SITE. 10 minutes down
town; build 10 units; corner; paved street;
priced right. OWNER. DU. 1920 after
Z: oABrN Al 70 JOHN SHHSfePs Park, near C. & o. Cana
parkway and Potomac River: lot 40x137
S425; S25s down, $40 month MRS
BURGESS, realtor, 61o9 Broad ST., WI
SILVER SPRING lot. 5ox17o. by out-of.
town owner to highest bidder. Box 203-D
Star.
MOHICAN HILLS-A high wooded section
between Mass. ave, extended and Mac
Arthur blvd, a 1O0-ft. frontage with q
depth Of 1875 #; S12.050: terms. MRS
BURGESS, realtor, 6109 Broad ST., WI
COLoRED-LoT containing $4,000 50.
#. on Nichols ave. Sc. suitable for build
ing sites; price and terms on application.
DI 70S3.
LOTS Nc. 81, 40. 6s, 20, n in Barnaby
Manor Oaks, 3 mi so. OF d. c., lovely
wooded section. Can sell lot 100 by about
500 IT,. with stream, for 500; smaller
lots, $500.
Also at Friendly, 3 cleared lots, 96x200,
for $500 each; on hard road; easy terms.
DAN ABBOTT, Clinton 81
Evening star., 1945-07-01
MONEY no LOAN.

Ist AND end TRUST LoANS--Prompt and
courteous service. Consult US before ibor-
rowing. Loves. rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO., SI7 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
HAVE two second trusts to sell. reason
able discount. MI. o044.
MORTGAGE LOANS, Az interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO., S04 18th
st. NV.
MONEY on list or End trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or D. C. property THE AMERICAN CO.,
S0T 18th. Ma. S032.
MONEY On sECoND TRUST-we WIN
or vs.. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N X ave. nv National 1888
courteous service. Consult us before Dor.
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT CO.. SIT 9th st. NV. DI. 6150.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
AuToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS

BAGGAGE TRAILER. practics.y new.
one sg assS ,payidSso9nn S9 nor,S %Pdsl e.. 4
ington st.. r. any day sfssr M 1qiy ist:
LUGGAGE TRAILER, new tires. Jackson
ia1g,nRa iMao1TdRcycLE, 1889 Harley "A; many
accessories, good tires. excellent c9noltion: :
seIl or trade for good automoniie 285
III. Broad, Falls Church, ys;, =. 2UO9.
TRtiIER AND HITCH-Win az any car
Priced for quick sale. NE. sls2' sol
TIRE 4 n RECAPPING, s-hr service, By ap.
poin:ment; leave your car an, plek u
iIp al pm: finest grade matsriaB useo'
expert workmanship by expeTlenceo re-
Gaping mechanics; all work guaranteed;
ample parking facilities. PALp,,ER &
1910 VAGABOND TRAILER, nayy, pue'
masonite finish insulated, all-meIal con-
struction, perfect condition' carpeIeo,
Frigidaire. electric long and snoLt wave
radio. electric stove. Colman cook s.oye.
Duo-Therm heater. Venetian SHADES. lovely
curtains and drapes, dishes, gIasSes, pans,
cutlery; also large porch. furnisnea WIN
studio couch, lounge chair. corner CUP
board must be seen e be a5 spprsciaassa gS1a
81 500 cash. MIR. WOOD. ls4 bnroette
rd.. Bethesda. third house from river road.
Take River I'd. from Wisconsin ave. nv
] mile past Wilson lane.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
OFFICES WANTED.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION,

NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION. estab-
lished over % years, headquarters in
Washington, desires 1.500 to 1000 50. It.
in or 5 rooms for executive offices in
central downtown area. Executive 2l15
or Box 273-J, Star
EDITOR desires ONCE for himself and two
assistants; 3-desk space minimum size
preferably rooms; NV location. Phone
OI 6494
RESPONSIBLE PARTY will rent furnished
RESEARCH oRGANizATIoN. Cnonprofitl
needs ofnces, six rooms or 1,50Q square
SUITE or number OF Offices downtown. OF
building: will assume lease or buy furni-
turs; immediate or 3o-day possession RE
FIVE To- TO EIGiHTT ROOMS for law otaces
in or near financial district. DE; 6285.
DOCTOR NEEDS ONCE space in upper
Wisconsin or Conn ave or 1st Commercial
area; will buy or rent II satisfied. Call UN
1927 Sat. g to p.m.: Sun. to ii a m
Evening star., 1945-07-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

8 TO IA ACRES commercially zoned land
on two buslines, close to downtown in
center of Americas fastest growing COM
munity. HERMAN SCHMIDT, MA. 9257,
it., 2nd commercial good space for light
factory work: lease; S137.50 mo-; pur-
chase present furniture anc fixtures.
$1,000 MA 0460.
NEW YORK AVE. opposite Industrial Busi-
ness Machines Bldg.-Either 40 or 90 #.
frontage available with approximately IA
OUU OF hsUVH ,'i So, II: WIN rear so.ieis aLSy
tenant and will act Immediately This is
an excellent opportunity to locate in one
of the fastest-growing commercial districts
in Washington See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS. INC. washington Bldg. DI. S300
Evening star., 1945-07-01
LOTS WAkIEp.

ABOUT 10000 SO. FT. OF Industrial
ground. D. c., with good street frontage:
Railroad not required. Cooperation OF
other brokers invited. A. M. ROTH. Wood
ward Bldg, MA. 1885.
home buyers in the market for residential
building lots in Northwest Washington
and nearby Montgomery County. Write
giving description, location and price
Mortgage Loan Department. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., SIG 14th ST. NV,
Evening star., 1945-07-01
AUTO TRucKs FoR SALE.

TRUCKS, late models; giekup. Spa panels 1s
fiat stake, dumps. 2119 Bladensonrg r.; e.
ne. Tank trucks, truck bodies instalied
TRUCK, one 1899 1h-ton dump; prlceo 70
sell right. Call Spruce 0493 weekdays from
FORD 1898 1-ton panel truck Call Mon
day. 1873 p st. NV. or RE. 7O23.
MACK 1941 Atom e. r. dump. Pnone MIR.
HART. North 3311 on Monday.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs-No priorities
DumpsAta) 1912 Dodge. model W; r.
Abb, 1h-ton, 2-speed rear 2-yard oooies.
1912 Dodge. model W. F-31, lh-to -
yard body. C3) 1942 REQ TO ton, mooei
AS-23, forward speeds, 3 ana yarq
bodies. 194I international 3-ton. modeI
KS. 4-yard body. 5 forward speeds. 1888
Chevrolet, ] u ton. 2-yd. body, $40.
Panels-1937 Chevrolet 1hs-ton: 1880
TraiierMN.- ton new Army ammunition
carts, metal bodies.
Stakes-I940 Dodge 1k-ton.
Tractors-I941 Dodge 2-ton. Z-speed
rear fi-speed transmission.
Wreckers-1940 Ford l-ton with poom
1910 Diamond T 1-ton with boom
1941 GMC Atom, c. o. E.. 9.55-20 tires,
air brakes, 16s-in. wheelhase, overorivei
1,200 miles.
All our trucks have heavy-duty Army
tires, low mileage and are in excellent
condition. Terms. trades. CENTRAL MO @
cH. 1000. OK. o552; daily. to 8: Sunday