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Evening star., 1946-08-22
BUsINEss PROPERTY FOR SALE,

"I735 CONNECTICUT AVE."-owners will
consider reasonable offers on this excellent
HRsY R2sIasss sa
a517 CONNECTICUT AVE., 1ss CONNER
It., IT, SIT frontage: Available tor os- &c
elusive agent. 1875 Eye St. NV. SA. 4as4,
6o7 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-This prop
erty, is zoned second. commercial and is
stra.esiealy located for many T. types Of
ss siye with VIC 5, zEVE, Sol southern
Siss7 % k k sT. SS.w."-For immediate sale.
HARRY T. /. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855.
"I8Oe ST. N.W."-store with apts,
above. See it TODAY and make a reasonable
offer, HARRY /. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
"1si6 AND 1918 L ST. NV; with the six
HAIRY fIiis /. FRiEpMAN Brofer' sf RE J. 1855
"Ise4 NORTH CAPITOL ST. N.w."-A g.
s.Ors corner of bldg nov with
any type Of business in this busy section
See 1t at your convenience; priced to sell
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1865.
81 900 SO: TT. Of industrial xropnd with
railroad siding, located in Alexandria Just
With VT 'sash raresd Se siding exeeptionaly e 81
cept @ il cash and finance balance behind
eonstrIetion loan. EDWARD T. cA5D-
sSopfosffE Zorro f MAx;FLowER HOTEL, on pe
Sales ST. adjoining bldgs,, zonsd lst
sonable offers win be considered; now
HARRY i. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE. ss llse.
VACANT. SIS 9Th st. n.w.--1o rms, .
baths; immediats possession; sonysntsnt aa
sisis IA 81 ST. sf NA AAwss@owners sseo will consider
aAsRS sassnfh Z fRpAs % sse Bsosa # eaay re- Enc ii es
1908 9th ST. N.w."-Near the corner of F
HRs9 sloRsl ass RE- e. G
"ses EYE ST. N.w."-1f this property is
advisable to contact me Immediately. The
asRY Rtfs feqasfS M Bss BroRsr re- ss
COR. LOT AND SERVICE STATION, NV.
ssS Sssa0p E9r faThsr sss NnAY sa NE
siioi 81. N.W.a-vscant corner Bldg;
excellent for a small hotel or can be, re-
sa.';s nif asa assi' 'ia fsss 'flsss f.
ExcELENT end COMMERCIAL tract of
INC, Wash. Bldg, DI. $500; ewes. CO.
NEAR 9th AND M sTs--vacant lot 4aia
Stretch. LOUIS r SHOEMAKER, ills X
ist CoMMIRciAI. near 18th and Co.
the heart of one of WashinRton's busiest
sections. Selling price includes thriving
delicat lessen business on street floor which
crosses $4,000 annually with substantial
profit margin. Upper floors can easily be
converted into apartments with little ex-
pense Building in excep. condition and
priced right, Don't let this one slip by
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor, exclusive, 1113
18th st. NV, RE. 6661. 22
"I815 ST. N.W.f--Owners will consider
reasonable offer See 1t at your con-
yeniencs. HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN. Broker.
RI 1850. ga
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIkIA,

osstsa oss pow 3S MsaEo6D VIII buy not but homes
Ssnd and besasu Ttn swn 0vss a: a1s:
rm. and Kit, with stove and refsr. ,' fia, The
hsr e sn 0ms or / $50 MONTH f sa Yoa ssa s.l.s 1s
SFAE SSFFAairF Stff ST SSesYoSs :, ~ ~.
siSII ssi5SxIIIs5,it; T., lot; BEDROOMS, iiy,ns room at
e isSf Rsrsss II + T. hTy 81 s sSs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS proper
srse room nsxa ats qa5 repass Sei
excellent dining room and kitchen. pine
atn snd soats sun otS q om saetSn ns o
has 4 large bedrooms. / full TILED and Il
gath: a excellent client closet space With linen and
2Ix27 bedroom and bath in addition ts
qss aoom ms sh epsc.p .e plus V
s pree q sas srss @ t,s mn
EsNRR ssR fs D6kcAs 1sS e. x Re.soTs iksx s7s5 e.
s1s9rSd ssn1r9rs, 3os Rupley Bldg. s1b Kin, st.
n,,.u.;E NEW siRM e.. RfIGK s,; HOUSES. only left
saofss w nfshsPTaS FRI Il
So, 200. cash 70 finance. Don't purchas,
without FIRST tnspecting this offer. Phon,
MONcURE AGENCY, Falls Church 200
@ @sfter 3 pm, phone Roberts, Falls Church
AN OLD HOME of z rms. and bath or
magnificent 150x1 5O-ft. lot. exceileni
residentisil section, Arl. Co. on bus; onls
c4sgsrr sss SUI g., fssfi $40. bal. 49, 2 e.. A
VACANT in Alexandria-5-rm red brick
slate roof, semidet.. new-house condition
oil h-wn n,,.. blk oo from p 81 mshqppinE sns
Realtor. 2l7a No. Glsbe I'd. GL. 677s
sna sacRK' Rx' cSd5f1lskrRy S5f PLACE.. .ta,.iv ea g.,
lonial home. atop the beautiful hills Of
ciose-in Virginia, afiordinE splendid view
eral in dimensions. the home contains 9
living room and dining room, each approx
"a by Is feet. bedrooms. 3 baths, pan.
eled recreation room, maids room anf
extra bath in basement. Sweeping lawns
| magnificent shade: several acres in cuitiva.
| ton: gear garage, tool house. Priced rea.
sonable; terms. APPROX, M cash. KELLEY
| a. BRANNER, DI. 7740. Evenings. 0L
1870.
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STORES FOR RENT.

MILLINERY, dresses. alterations and dress
making, ETC.; unusual opportunity for eX-
perienced party to open business on the
ground flopr e new apt BLDG PIC in N nrst =,
units: excellent living accommodations in
cluded; immediate possession: Teasonable
rent WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC, 1Q2S
Conn ave RE 1866. -26
us YOUR STORE FOR RENT?""-May !
assist you in securing q tenant? Thank
you, HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, o. RE-
+ ST 81. NV. near 1oth-a1x7o. MA $40
G ST. NV. near 14thz-24x1oo. MA.
AVAILABLE SOON-Excellent location less
than one-half block from King ST.. Alexan-
dria. Ideal for gift shop, antiques, dress
shop. cleaning and pressing agency, etc.
Fiveyear lease at SIZE per month.
BATCHELLER & SON. Realtors, Alex. Natl.
Bank Bldg. ALe~. l247.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND H ST. NV
Ground-f. store. 221ax70, with full base
ment loading platform in rear, plus park
ing. space: immed. poss. Can MT; kamons,
with LEGUM 4 GERBER REALTY CO.,
AID 1900, ewes, OIL 1882.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

1900 ST. S.E.-Row brick house in excel.
cond.. 1st f.. liv, rnl.. din. rm.. kit. front
screened, covered porch; end A., 3 bed
rooms and fully incl sun room, tiled
bath; bsrnt. full, size with compl bath,
st, tubs: oil hot-water heat and summer
winter hookup for domestic hot water;
Ind 4. rented $50 per month: due to
greatly reduced size of family present
figure to some person now occup. a 2-bed-
room apt in Sc. or s.w. area; the prop.
across the street from this row house will
be devel into q large park within the
near. future, which will imp the value
of this prop. Insp. of the prop. will be
arranged with any one inter in thess
requirements. WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash. Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, NO. 1898.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALEe"-May
/ assist you in securing a purehasers
HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866.
TWO NEW BRICK HOMES. several rooms
and baths each, will consider COM
mercial regardiess of condition. Box 49,
X Star
Evening star., 1946-08-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, good for any business; .
stores for remodeling; lease to responsible
nrm. Box 251-B. Star. 25'
X ST. N.W.-From one to three stories OF
remodeled brick building available for re-
1900 50. So It. For further W information ] -eI can
Mr.. HAAS, DI. 1881 or MI O930
NEW BUILDING, 18th and H SITS. ne, re-
Roebuck and Giant Market; $4,000 So #,
| floor fronting 125 #. on Benning rd.,
zoned 2nd comm: all-flreproof bldg, us
able for Offices, dept. stores, merchandise
ing, showrooms, etc; cross ventilation.
open all sides; will .fnish to suit tenants
occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1858.
-2S
STORES, warehouses, ofices-Specializin
In commercial and industrial properties.
WIN build to. suit your requirements. We
have 33 locations in the Metropolitan Area.
retail and wholesale. LOUIS BURMAN,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY PROPERTY, Leeshurg pike area.
in Fairfax hunt section: Colonial home atop
knoll. containing bedrooms. ga baths;
living room has 3 exposures and open fire.
place; oil hot-water heat; double garage.
All of acres and house are in perfect
condition, Long country road frontage.
Only l mile from Hunter Station for COM
muter train, II miles from downtown
Washington. Priced for immediate sale
lo21 Wis ave MI. S10N "a
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our-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

RETREAT-Quaint manor house on 3la-
acre site overlooking the river above Fred
erick; attrac, terms; sound condition; all
improvements for year-around living Call
Betty Koontz, with EVERYMANS REAL
ESTATE CO., SH 1903 "a
on BEAUTIFUL SHENANDOAH RIVER, in
one Of the z bends, is nestled this mod
ern 4-bedroom cottage, fireplace in living
room, large kitchen, dining room. two
perches: 9 acres land; 81 900. CHI 6733,
NJ. Z: BROYHILL CO, ING "a
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fishermans haven: ideal climate on
F1ortda's Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites,
to a.. fronting or mr. salt water. COM
munlty boat dock privil, hard rd, elec.-
Titles guaranteed Priced as low as $500,
$40 down. SIS mo Immed possession.
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet. writS
or PHI bet. and 5. PAUL E. HARRISON,
122 K st n W Me 1l4a Or
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OFFICES WANTED.

EXPANDING SCHOOL desires very larse
room Immediately as extra classroom;
downtown location: STENOTYPE INSTI-
TUTE. MA 1920. -
FURNISHED OFFICE In downtown finan-
cih district containing one private room,
use Of reception room and half-time secre-
tary for Washington representative small
independent oil company. Occupancy to
begin Immediately or not later than Octo-
ber /, I946. Cali Chestnut S084. 24'
WASHINGTON BRANCH Of national con-
Germ needs 5000 So. #: Of office space Ior
their sales dept Call UNDERWOOD
CORP, DI 1870 Mr.. Stewart. rs
TWO TO -FOUR ROOMS required by asso-
ciated certified public accountants; prefer
vicinity Connecticut ave. and ST.. in
building with all services. Box 477-B. Star
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STORES WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO ST 900 month rent for
ige. store located downtown shopping
Replies to this ad are confidential :, Box
aYoTR STORE FOR sALEe"-May assist
you in securing purchaser? Thank you.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE, 1865.
SMALL SHOP, suitable for lingerie and
accessories: active location, city or sub
urban Box 232 "A. Star. --@3
WANTED TO RENT, immediate occupancy.
Store or portion of established store with
display window. to sell fine quality nylon
hose and lingerie: will consider any loc.
in busy shopping center. TR.- -03s2.--2
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FREE DESK SPACE in downtown Office
building to public stenographer in exchange
for services Call FRIENDLY REALTY
CO., d. 1904, Room 505, $50 st. NV.
DESK SPACE in downtown office building,
excellent location. Suitable for protes-
sional person. Call FRIENDLY REALTY
CO, DI. 26o4. Room sos, $50 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-22

assist you in Securing a purchaser? Thank
you. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE.
! ibdoSWS;NrowN dSS; WASH, D. C., main shopping
section, r or G sts.. where buying power
is highly concentrated, and where com
mercial property values are still rising.
Owner will sell property. Box 117-X, Star.
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vlReINIA,

3 ACRES. 4-room log cabin. $4,000.
acres, 6-room frame bungalow, $1,000,
" acre, S-room brick, 2 apts., SIS, 760,
5-room semidetached brick. 50, 500.
/ q acres, 3-bedroom Cape Cod, Sl1 900.
We have more: give us a ring HELM
CO., Overlook oo34. Alex. 1897.
Evening star., 1946-08-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALEe'-May
I assist you in securing a purchaser
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855.
VIM. A. KEMP can make you q quick and
profitable sale, cash, for D. G, and Md.
property Have cash buyers for houses.
lots and acreage. 2To5 18th SC. ne. no.
CASH FOR YOUR REAL EsTATE-Call %
write BENJAMIN KRAFT, 7l2 II St n.es
Ii. 6261. "a
Evening star., 1946-08-22
,NDtJsrRlAL PROF.. FOR SALE.

md COMMERCIAL, 12.400 50. IT, on
near Biadensburg rd: ne. priced
n NEAR ss "a 10th S~sH AND RHo6DE ISLAND ave, ne,
with ! "A IT frontage, on B; & o siding,
4I,T5o So. it., zoned industrial GOD:
priced below market for sale. to Freight
producing buyer only. MT. Slater, KARL
w. KORBY g. CO., INC, RE. 1925 ewes,
WI 9535 --23
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

your REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?"-Msy
I assist YOU in securing a purchaser
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1866.
WISH TO BUY OR LEASE LARGE HOME.
church or other bldg. having one room
that can seat 100 people: good white
ne. or NV, D. c. neighborhood, conven.
to transp,. inclose particulars. Box 294-
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
STORES FOR SALE.

WE CAN FURNISH YOU telephone service
and mailing address; also steno. service;
downtown location. DI. 3I41. ~
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

NEW 3-sToRY OFFICE BLDG. 2e East
Montgomery ave, in the heart ot ROCK
Vile. Nd, directly opposite Courthouse,
Limited space available to desirable
tenants Open for inspection, 10 TO-
daily or phone OIL. 1853. u
Evening star., 1946-08-22
SUBURBAN RENT-vIReINlA.

FOR LEASE OR RENT lge rms. on LIST
floor in excel location suitable for doctor
Reaitor aen.a sao 9nes s. W.shihason n st Alex
26lB. TE. 7121. 22
Evening star., 1946-08-22

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE"--May
I assist Won in securing purchaser?
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE, 1855.
VERY DESIRABLE commercial lot on Ball
timore blvd in Rtyerdale. opp Citizens
Bank, about 40-foot frontage. approx.
5000 So It. Mr. Witt, WA. 1859, with
j C. LEWIS, Real Estate Broker --25
Evening star., 1946-08-22
lNvEsTMEhT PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL B1RGATN-Downtown. Ist COM
mercial. 14-apt bldg. low rentals: 1st
floor can be used as ofices. Attention.
east, only 3 yrs, old; rent S2,s32 year;
excellent investment only S20,750, SHA-
PRO. INC. l106 Vermont ave. NV. NE.
Evening star., 1946-08-22

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE."-May
assist you in securing purchaser
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1166.
owNERs-what have you to offer? MA.
5740 and EN-. 1851, --25
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.
STORAGE SPACE WANTED.

WAREHOUSE, Ist commit, in ne, near
Biadenshurg rd.; BLDG, 5ox15. stories;
$50 200 Box 21S-A, Star. -23
Evening star., 1946-08-22
TODAY's BARGAINS

TOUAY'S BNKGAINS--
3-bedrm, 2-bath brick, Vienna, S13.950.
2-bedrm. Colonial, Wayeriy Hills. S13.-
2-family home, Alex, S13,950.
Large bung. oil heat, Ballston, S12,500,
Colonial brick. tiled bath, Sl4 ,450.
6-rm. Lyon Village bung.,. SI4,2So:
CO, CH, a484, CH. 1i62. OK. $780, for
more deta1A "a
Evening star., 1946-08-22

STORAGE SPACE---At least 900 So. it.,
vicinity Georgia ave. and Kennedy st,
can be in basement of apartment build
ing GE. 1000. rs
Evening star., 1946-08-04
By GEORGE KENNEDY

grandson of Thomas More the mar
tyrcd author of Utopia 1t is an ln
tercStIng thought that ono OF the Idea!
conditions Of Utopia that men Wor-
shipped rs they pleased and did not
argue about it was planned for the
new colony
Utopia it was for time. The ARK and
the Dove COlOnlStS did not make the
mistake of the jamestown pioneers by
Shaving on mlaSmatlC. tide level
island such as this one. They went
down river and settled on the 40-tOOt
blur which they called St MaryS
CITY. Only one resident died during
the first year How many were Cath
0llCS and how many PrOteStantS will
never be known Their first paintings
were successful Their numbers were
increased by constant immigration.
And the English JcSul)S working to
convert the Indians maintained
friendly relations for the colony
Tourists can scan the few score
acres of the island from the Maryland
shore If you obtain special pcrmlS~
sion from the Navy Capt John But
terrified Will take you over IN his big
Evening star., 1946-08-04

Of allegiance was the warp OF the
social fabric which had been woven
as the barOulCS and mOnarChlcS and
the church grew up together IN the
woods OF Western Europe The RcfOr-
nation CI>tul bed this When the Ark
and the Dove sailed. Catholic Spain
and France and Protestant England
were locked in Great power compete
tion. The prm"4palitlcS of Germany,
split by RELIGIOUS differences. were
lighting the Thirty Years War. Groups
protesting the religion Of the enemy
were cXtlrpatcd as fifth cOlumniStS.
Yet, the first Is years Of prosperous.
fast growing Maryland saw Protest.
ant and Catholic living together and
the only religious prosecution was one
for interference with the religion Of
another. This pO&tpOncmcnt of re-
Il9lGuS restriction IN Maryland was
due to two .nen, the first two Lords
Baltimore George Calvert who
planned the colony and his son. Cecil
who started it. The spiritual adviser
OF the FIRST Lord Baltimore was Father
William More. provincial Of the Jesuit
missionary province of England and
Evening star., 1946-08-04

SEA EAGLES SOAR overhead and
SCOld the intruder on Blackstone
Island III the lower Potomac. One
pair is adding to huge pile of sticks
that has been neStcd IN for 80 years
IN the small grove on the river side,
/ nc island is restricted Navy property
tnc calm water bell buoy tolls. High
up C-54 slowly crosses the sky on
it's way To Europe.
Here. more tuAn 800 years ago, an
idea was brought ashore that men
could hive together despite differences
IN religion
Religious freedom, and that is what
the import amounted to. is accepted
today as a basis of civilization PreSl-
dent Roosevelt named it the second OF
the four freedoms which the demOC-
IAcica we've defending. 1t was included
without dispute among the purposes
of the coming together of the United
Nations.
But when the Ark and the Dove
anchored of shore here with the gen
tlCmCn adventures and contract
workers who started the colony of
MARYLAND religious freedom was con-
~Idtrrd a bad thing I Ihc religious oath
Evening star., 1946-08-04
Stepping-Stone to Tolerance

work boat, which he built himself
His father was the last to farm the
island. Today there is not dwelling
ON it. The protests of the oSpreyS
amuSc him. "Thcy don't know you"
he says They never Scold me when
I'm alone"
The 18th Century lighthouse which
used to guide river boats has been
dark for more than 10 years Spanish
blade and Virginia crccper are bios
SOminG about the tall, concrete cross
which marks the spot where the Rev.
Andrew White, s. j. on Tuesday.
March 25, 1884, the Feast of the
Annunclatl0n SAID the FIRST mass in
the colonies
Although butictcd by events that
followed, the spirit Of those first years
d.d no. d'c, the experience was not
lost, Maryland made contribution
to the development of the idea en-
bodied III the United Nations Charter.
"Chaptrr one Purposes and PrinCi-
Dies Section Three To achieve inter
national CO operation in pro
motlng and encouraging respect for
human rights and for fundamental
freedoms for all without distinction
as 10 race. sex, language, or religion"
Evening star., 1946-08-04


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The frontiersman., 1946-11-20
z | A ~ f s U x ~ $ 5 4 ! C X } AZ

The Stinson air. plane af S5ldcvia Air S5rvic5 W1s tctall ly q troy5d by fire last SatIrday aft t7r- noon. It burnod Al th5 beach ct R7d Noun tain when the mo- ter burst into flames us the shir backfire ed on 6 tak9-off.
 Pilot Dick Mill5r at t 7mrt 5d to fight the fir4 with q hand 5xt ingNisher but th5 I lam7s r5ach 7d the cat in and then igni- t55 tho gas tanks.
 Mir. Mill5r was ur- hurt and r9 turn 1G to S5ldoVia aboard Stove Zaw i s tow ski Is boat Saturd&y 1v5rtng.
 Mr. Miller ax' rla in5d thut the plara hc>C 555n beach- 5C for an hour and a half Whilo h. m5asu- rod rails with which
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The frontiersman., 1946-11-20
Ul!0l2 K START [ D on. .CIT4 RINK

U~57r th7 : fir 7c fen of chairman Earl Herr oc tho city playground co-mi t t5e, work Was started on th4 ic , rink behind the city hall last W *. 4 riot 200 f4et by 100 f-5t WIS scr.pe6 cl5an with a snow 2Ish5r and tL5n grutb5d out by VolUn t er work CTS.
 The rink first Was srrinkl9d on Tuesday 5vening, and is being gradual1y flood5G tightly, Mr. Herr said. It Is 5~p7ct7d that ic5 from four
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The frontiersman., 1946-11-20

r R . NT If K } " A N { }EG TtIiS MEE K
 This w55k's issues cf the Fronti5r 5r smar are t9inC distriblt Id fr1e to all S5ldovi& r9si dent ts. If any r5rsOn name has b7on overlooked in the mail ing list, h. may get his copy O. th7 paper tt the Fron t 1 5r sma>n offic5 in city hall l.
The frontiersman., 1946-11-20
 GRCN1/NET REFER TO LEAVE TOMORROW

RELiEf SHIP TO BR ING l5O TCNS 70 MEDICINES FOR SttDOVIA> HCM f
 With the Gronnat Ro9fer, Alaskan re sch5dul 5d to weigh anchor in Seattle for S7ldovia, Cordova, Valdez, Sewa and Yokut;>t, and striking s5aman bal 6 r7turn to work, an on5 to soma of tn
The frontiersman., 1946-11-20

tcOO problems aNroars at hand.
 A telegram address, s5d to mayor Simon Jose s on last Week said th4 relief ves- s5l will bring 15O tsns of food, cloth ing, m5dtca supplies and live tock f59d for Hom5r and S5ldovia.
 Liv tcck foed is te have first 2r ior- ity.
 If tho GrOmmot R5of7r sails tomorrow as schodul ed, b5st os- t inmates t im5 its arri- val in Seldcvia in a. bout two 55ks.
 Tn the moan t inc
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The frontiersman., 1946-11-20

OUNC.It TO MEET
 { l2lOAY AT EIGHT
 Th5r5 will be q counc il m5ot ing Fri Gay 9v5ning at z p.m. in the city hall, Mayor Simon Jos 7fsen said today. Members of tho city counc il ar5 r 7mind5d to keeP that dat5 or5n.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

'nber When
their treasured possessions IS the
chain Joseph Ellicott used IN survey
ing the Federal City for MAI. Pierre
LEnfant, Americas drst city planner.
They also have Link from the old
Chain Bridge.
For q time the association had
centenarian Ia Its membership. He
was Christian Heurich, the brewer,
who died last year at lO2. The oldest
member today IS Alfred HeitmulJer,
97. who recalls herding cows u his
barefoot days when the Capitol dome
was q skeleton Of construction ana
the fields about II were common
pasturage.
But the members are not aIl old.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

IS hey Rem
y GEORGE KENNEDY
THERE is SOMETHING about
: common experience in days long
ago that defeats educational, income
and religious differences. II Is this
mutual possession Of memories
memories Of the little old washington
Of the days when Florida avenue was
Boundary street that brings together
once q month the members Of The
Association Of the Oldest Inhabitants
OF the District Of Columbia.
They meet In the old Union Fire
house at Nineteenth. and = streets
NV. an authentic antique of the
Evening star., 1946-09-22

EHY0YnAN Ga. Ave. L Shsriden.
SsAsAsssDn" "A. 24oo. Nat | Pm.
BEAUTIFULLY R-cONDITIONED
ALAN LADD, GERALDINE FITZ-
GERALD in "O.S.S." At /, 3:10,
$50. 7:30, $40
New Admission Prices--Children csc
tax DC. total soc; Adults 42c. tax SC.
total bOc
Evening star., 1946-09-22

at Virginia Beach. She followed q
six weeks course in piano and har-
mony at Chautauqua, N. Y, this
summer under James Friskin and
Donald Fuller.
Irene Mark, Hungarian pianist,
has been engaged by the Washing
ton Choral Society to take part in
its first program of the season in
Constitution Hall, November s.
Berenice Yingling has been ap-
pointed choir director and soprano
soloist at the Church of the Holy
City. Other members of the vocal
quartet are Ruth Halsted, contralto;
Raymond Klee, tenor. and John
Harlow, bass. Bernice H. Mcdaniel,
organist. will take the place of
Maud Sewall. who resigned. Musi-
cal events during the season will
be held in the parish house.
The Senior Glee Club of the
Boys Club of Washington, open to
boys and girls, will reconvene at
7,45 pm. October 8 for rehearsal.
A presentation Of an operetta Is
being planned In which some IS
members will participate Orchestra
rehearsals are held Tuesdays at 7:30
pm. under Andrew G. Bodnar's
direction. The Junior Glee Club
and the Junior or beginners band
rehearse Wednesday nights, the
senior band meets Mondays. The
last three groups began activities in
the first week of September.
The Army Band has returned to
Washington after performing in
New York, Chicago and Philadel-
phia. Under the direction Of Ware
rant Officer Samuel Loboda, it pre-
sented programs In the courtyard Of
the Pentagon Building. and in the
band auditorium at Fort Myer, Va,
last week. A trio from the band
played at the Statler Hotel during
the Treasury Department Confer
ence Thursday.
The first concert of Phil Spitalny's
new Electric Hour" over CHS, fea-
turing his All-Girl Hour Of Charm"
Orchestra, will be held in Constitu-
tion Hall Sunday, September 2e.
Washington was chosen at Mr..
Spitalny's own request, His program
will include classical and semi
classical selections, with soloists
participating,