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Evening star., 1946-01-08

wide selection Of tropical plants ap-
parently thrive in its many inches
and recesses and in curbed boxes
which flange out from the fireplace.
We checked the art department at
Goth to learn they are living plants
and thrived through two and one
half months the scene remained
standing, although an actual fire
burned in the fireplace during hours
of shooting. The fireplace itself was
copied from similar one In a show
place at Taos, N. Mex The secret is
to put cacti where the heat hits
hardest. Watering the tropicals fire.
quently and the resultant humidity
just what the doctor recommends
for such things, will give that good
green mansions effect.
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliancel
Evening star., 1946-01-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
National 20 Mistress Mine:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitalization From Mar
riage": 1880 am, 1885, AIS, tbs
and l0:05 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
$40, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia - Fallen Angel: II
am, los, 3:l5, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:45
pm.
Earle-"San Antonio: 10:45 pm,
l, $40, $40, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Hippodrome-"Pique Dame: 2:10
1886, sos, 6:35, sos and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"The Bells of st. Mary's"::
10:45 am, !, 3:15, 5:25, 7:40 and
9:55 pm.
Little-"The True Glory: 1890,
3:45, 7:05 and 1920 pm.
observation-disclosures Signal:
IL am, 1:10, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"They Were Expendable" !:
II a IN, 1885, Ais, $50 and $50 pm.
Pix-"Ragged Angels: 3:25, 6:35
and 9:40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-08

home from a rotten day with his
tanks, brings a weary passion to the
wooing of Miss Fontanne while living
with his feet in her lap. The neces-
sary duty of introducing the adoles-
cent son, a political liberal but plain
lively old fashioned about such ir-
regular love affairs as his mothers,
is carried out in the same vein of
light-heartedness to complete the
first act.
X x y y
The rest of 90 Mistress Mine"
could have been dedicated to the
proposition that expectation can be
more delightful than surprise. No
one goes to any trouble at all to
believe that you don't know what is
coming next. The idea, on the con-
trary, Is to see that it's great joke
which, OF course, you knew all the
time.
Its high spots are such passages
as that in which Lunt suspects the
SON is playing Hamlet to his own
felonious uncle and wonders Just
how far he is going with the act;
another in which he is trying to
dictate a speech in an emotionally
chaotic living room third in
which he returns to court Miss Fon-
tame after she has renounced him
in favor of the Hamlet-like son, and
still another in which the middle
aged lover comes to grips with the
lad on the latter's own romantic
level.
Intrinsically each of these is no
more than mere bauble. but when
the cast OF 20 Mistress Mine" gets
through stringing them, they have
a precious look in both the old and
new sense of that word. That, even
the most jaded must grant, is some
thing.
The others involved in the Rat
tlgan comedy are more than capable
at their tasks, especially young Dick
Van Patten (uSed to be Dickie. re-
member) as the intolerant son who
reads Prof. Harold Laski instead of
the Bronte sisters. 1t is considera-
Bile role he takes upon himself, but
he turns out to be a considerable
actor under Mr.. Lunts direction
Pleasant to note also are Ann Lee
and Margery Maude, who do very
little but do it well.
For once, reviewers are denied the
traditional closing mention of the
adequacy, the wit, the folly or some
other quality of the plays sets. The
railroads saw to 1t that there were
none. In making last nights audi
ence forget the absence of the
scenery, the Lunts ought to get al
least a plaque from the American
Association of Railway Executives
or maybe the brotherhood.
Or both
Evening star., 1946-01-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

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When disorder of kidney function permits
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Don't wait Ask your druggist for Deans
Pills. stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by MILLIONS for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills
Evening star., 1946-01-08

90 MISTRESS MINE" a three
comedy BY Terence Rattigan, with Alfred
Lunt @ and Lynn Fontanne, produced by the
Ineater Guild and John c. Wilson, with
settings by Robert Dawson, directed by
Mr.: Lunt, Miss Fontanne's gowns By
Molyneux. At the National,
Evening star., 1946-01-08

peramental diamond. In "Tangier,"
Maria Montez sneaks into the hotel
room Of Reginald Denny to steal a
large diamond. In filming the scene,
Cameramen complained that the
stone did not glitter properly. An
hours delay was spent in adjusting
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-30

Church of God In Christ Sunday
night. The discussion was con-
tinued on the subject What the
local church may do to better
the spiritual condition Of the
community" All services were
we'll attended.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-30
WOMEN
BOWLERS
BY NORMA WILSON

With each team holding its
own, the Arrows on top, the pins
just two points behind, the
Speedsters hold third place and
the Vows in fourth, this week
proved rather quiet.
What has happened to the
mighty" Vows and those spec
tacular EaglettesP Could that
night last month have been a
flash in the pan?
The Vows lost point to the
Rockettes this week with Alice
Hoffman of the Rockettes top
ping, Mile jon s Of the Vows
doing some of that tortoise" Of
the "hare and tortoise type of
roolling. The zephyrs are still
plugging away and are a con-
slant threat to the Eaglettes.
Marion Wade of the Pins is a
definite threat to any opponent
with her strikes and spares for
30 and 100 strings She will be a
partner worth having in the
tournament,
Is there an alliance between
Cappy Potter Of the Arrows and
Dorothea Potter Of the Cyclones
Their scores this week were
identical.
Bea Virgins of the flashes
and Harriet Johnson of the
Vows seem to take turns max
ing 30O's, this week it was Bea's
turn as she rolled 104, 112, 8 and
So2.
Hard plugging Winnie Allen,
the Arrows favorite captain, was
In stride this week rolling a 295
for three strings.
These are the girls with
scores from 90 to 112 for this
week: B. Virgins, A. Green, L.
Godboldt, W. Allen, N. Wilson,
M. Wade, M. Tyler, C, Turner,
H. Hollomon, Miillie Jones, G.
Holden, A. Pridgett, H. johnson,
M, Anderson, L. o'Neil, H. White,
E. Small, D. Mills, v. Johnson,
R. Davis, F. Anderson, r. Gary,
D. Johnson, D. Vars, M. Wright,
F. Davis, N. Lynch, C. Potter, E.
Potter, A. Rose and M. Garner.
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and serve with a flourish. They look
beautiful, taste like more, and are
no work for the cook.
II it's a special Sunday and Great
Aunt Susan is arriving on the
O'Clock. impress her with your superior
culinary ability by serving Frozen
Peach Layer Pudding. It's simply
luscious and can be made hours ahead
Of time. Bring 1t out Of the refrigera-
tor at the proper moment and you're
in solid for life.
Frozen Peach Layer Pudding
cups canned cling peach halves
X cup brown sugar (packed)
" teaspoon cinnamon
u teaspoon nutmeg
l tablespoon plain gelatin
\ cup peach syrup
egg
Y cup graduated sugar
/ teaspoon vanilla
cup whipping cream
Plain or sponge cake
Drain peaches and press through fine
sieve; add brown sugar and spices;
bring to a boil. Soften gelatin in
syrup minutes and dissolve in hot
peach mixture; cool. Beat egg until
very light; add sugar and havoring
and beat again. Whip cream and fold
into egg mixture. Arrange layer Of
cake, cut about "a inch thick. in bot
tom of refrigerator tray (615x 9 K 2
inches). Spread with peach mixture
and top with whipped mixture. Freeze
until top is firm but not hard. Cut in
squares and serve cream side up.
Serves to s.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-30

Peaches are Americas favorite
canned fruit. More home canned and
commercial canned peaches are eaten
than any other American fruit. A bowl
of sunny, cheerful canned cling peaches
Re a fitting finale for either the most
elegant dinner or simple family supper.
Sunday dinner wisl all the family
gathered round the festive board is
an old American custom that most
folks cherish. Here's a menu that's
easy to eat and extra easy on the
chief cook.
Sunday Dinner Americana
Roast Chicken
Fluffy Rice Stuffing
Cranberry Relish
Baked Hubbard Squash
Quick Frozen Peas
Herb Cabbage Salad
Peach Bowl Crisp Cookies
Coffee
Fluffy cooked rice, either white or
brown, seasoned to the family's liking
and mixed lightly with onions, parsley
and a BIT Of melted butter, makes an
interesting change In stufings, It eases
the strain on somewhat lean bread
Rrders too. Put the squash in the
oven just before church going time
20 that 1t viii be ready to serve when
the chicken has finished roasting.
And for the perfect finale, Americas
favorite instant dessert-canned cling
peaches - tops OF the meal with a
splash Of golden color and favor. Chill
'eu1 In the can and heap high in your
best glass bowl Carry to the table
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-30
GRANT A.M.E. CHURCH
Rev. L. z. CrumIin. Pastor

The pastor delivered the SER
mon last Sunday on the subject
Being Thankful Exodus Is:
1921. At $3.50 pm. a Thanks
giving Tea was given by the
Decoration Club, Mrs. Annie
Jones, chairman. Rev. C. Range,
Jr., brought greetings from the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-11-30
HOWard-LinCOIn

WASHINGTON The Howard
Lincoln game will be played here
on Thanksgiving Day. Many old
grads arrived In the city Monday
and Tuesday as the advance
quota of the usual thousands
who will witness the annual
classic. Lincoln is a rs favorite.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
STORES FOR RENT.
miIlinery. alterations.

DRESSES, millinery, alterations, etc. Un-
usual opportunity for enterprising person
to open Business with opportunity ,to live
at place Of business. Three room, kitchen
and bath suite with direct street entrance
at sidewalk level in new apt. bldg. Elec-
trical advertising sign permissible. Ad-
Joins park and shopping center, on main
thoroughfare, with Q trading area OF at
least 10000 people. Ressonabls rent
WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC. RE. 1855.
FOR RENT-Shop, downtown, vicinity
11th and N. Y. ave.. End floor. 1000 50
ft. space. equipped with woodwork.
reasonable rent to reliable party. Phone
MA. 2266 to inspect.
STORE. suitable for ofnces, sround floor
L &C OWE, 800 Eye ST.. Ill
DOWNTOWN, 903 Z st. NV Available
approx. Oct. is, store and 2 floors above.
and rear building with floors and ele-
yator: rent whole or in part. Call MR. @
2O21 M ST. N.W-Store, basement snt
i7s7 k st. NV. re. 1888. -e
1000 BLOCK GA. AVE. N.W.-16x90. .S25l
Wo 800 bieea Ga ave odo nTMii6x1,o Siocl W,.
ave, opposite Jelle1' '-2oxe5. With base
msns n sfSe HsH chTEa lsE ssaS y
town, 1899 M st. n.w.-Approx. 30,x45',
with double show windows; available at
once: $175 per mo-: lease II desired. Write
Box 22-E. Star. 5
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.. BIS
SATURDAY. sEPIrMsER -,
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE lcent.-.

bUSlNkSS PkOP. FOX SALE tConf.L-
slss sHsiry ysrssSsss aosp ssEsse L rear pRggY
six9aosoeaMs, BON BRICK Mi s0G HOUSE. Is. CONNER
eisi. 2Q-ft. frontsse and English basement;
sss,ees or to Esf9 soss assoc1AT sAs9Is
nHo. tH M WILLIAMS sfaa t,l do:-s.v R@: store:
space lsx40. lot 4s.3xi45: suitable for
store Of any kind good location; mod.
fHHs coMarRciard oo ovens ens s9o9 y
inston's busiest arteries Of trafic; $4,000
printers rs0% G assss .son iS.Ss os
ssSS eve: ssos and sun. pr. o7Ss. asa'f soss a i
ccSSskzkeiAll fkoSfi,. Il nSSoxl1s. with 10 s.
room frame house in good condition: va.
ssssoc RAHHasa "a ifihssaa aesisorsD s DrssSas. sa
ssah sf3S TS6fRotyf S6PoNf assnssL sSiRcLrs.tory ss.
ycr,rs very desirable n.s,, for eSnvegson to otess.
sS saes Or EN- En- sa4o. 0sDn O. saYrHY Nifty
u, axS5 desirable , .s s5sD;Esi;;
tol and 18th and Monroe ne, Both good
sssines; s ioessions soMNo $3.50 and $4,000.
ssstier; suitable for store or -ofhce; reason
COMMERCIAL PROP. for immediate use
r.. on g sherif rd % Siock over S ne U.15D pis.
trict line, adjacent to new colored shop
ping center: priced cheap for quick sale.
and eve. VIM. H. BoAzE. MI. s241.
GEoRGETowN, 5000 block of NJ st. NV.
;-Large store, apts. above; excellent bus,
loeasion; onao very reasonable HENRY aSns Clay a.
and sun. Mr.. sudler. wo. 2s97. -s
c., In highly restricted area: det. brick
rooming or tourist house: splendid cond.,
with well-eaIipped "B" license; delica.
Ross with L. P. SHOEMAKER, Ma. 1166,
OR 3I3b
Evening star., 1946-09-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

A DETACHED APT. HOUSE on Mt. Pleas
ant st., near Park I'd; with 16 four and
e s Sndns srHsi IS in e1esnt and
msn.. me- o'f Rfo5BERfT MoRdAS q Co. RE
ssfPfESc1AL BARGAN-pewntoxn, ,,rst com
mercial; 14-apartmsnt building: low rent
s1sR E2sRRLhSH sSSf'r' DoRsroWS III Saas investment.
brick ,9omins Is rooms baths
). RosB. INC. 1924 vermont ave. NV,
ifNvEsToRs-1 have few nrst commercial
(. so'ffslss HERsASpEz. e colorado slds. suite
5o5. For appoint. call DI. 1851; ewes,
ssoSM HOUSE e6S ser sale sale ,u,ni,hss 4.
IE sausfA RFAITEF TFaSHMENr SH IN s2SS sEbc and a.
onins lot tust.d snS On dSsg SsT ave in
Ing expenses. building in good condition;
81 se'R R..so smss ST. iaaSa iasS Isns
Six Six iRRSS26sEs, ali in NV. all mrs. COM
Tsrsa oss prs M sssdo ss9ssd to 0ny A ssRaae
sTdfT IaieK & xrla4xsSr SA ssSS HOUSE in
ment; nice condition. Selling price, S19,-
Can Be nfnssd aer cash
nns nnaer fesses ssee; coIorsd tenants
Can Mr.. BENJAMIN or Mr.: Slower with
2. H. JOHNSON CO., RE. b212; evenings
s-fAMffEY APT: HOUSE, brick, eont.inlns i
4 apts.. with liv. rm., bedTm., kit. dinstte,
eondon sasa easoa dss for rens
erty; owner pays for taxes, water and
uD1s5e sDRSRb arb Ren i;s iai ''!Ss
End AND L SITS. NV. = semidetaeSsd
t.
TER ss sas vi to Y: fs noon 81 san seq ~
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for good invest
aans. 9Gs
FioR AN INvEsToR not emphasizing IN
come 20 zoo acre.: stu Situated n
blvd. near NAVAL Testing Basin; over "a
e acre dsoRcs SH REssa ssse
s9s 81 Ss'2ea, sea wa
into apts; two, s. rms, fun Eft. and bath:
less ssaisnss 81 hse cs s.r os % 81.
ssn cososETa sss MEsTRaas sSsHcaR e s5si;
Ias, sssgsh q usak9 ~ ~ =. hALF1 e 4
near sha "a; sss oss1 Ssb n SITS. nr.-r,rs.. com.
S5 aa2ssfSo REAnY xsi '1s Ne 0ifs aa
s.UNIT APT. HOUSE. corner brick bldg.
1st commercial, y block Conn. ave. near Il
nwEssh apt .cnn contains rsfEr and
bHIs hSInas aKsBY TsSsiss son IS ss 81. au5
a.GNTT sH1 f1s' APT. III wv wv. ss4. boo-cornsr
Rrss fF1sa sl55oa sS6ss hs a6ssY ADn
DETACHED BRICK s-unit apt. in the new
section Sf Tsahkom1 sh Park rents over e 30; ' S'00.
Assn, lss loan. 0ooAEdIEks I III REAIiTY CO Co. Iyss. s
ifSvEsTs IN so5Rs -Bu1LDERs--Lot. $4,000 50.
It.. on Nichols ave. Sc. with $500 50. II.
commercial frontage on Nicfols ave., re-
F4sss I.a:ansb. asasa FOR ros eo sSDssi: sis
siRsT sih 4 GnosiMEkRacrAaLo n ka ao1 1bowsrows. busy
co!ored section spscnatoTs .nd Investors
en epn,ckly; ,EEssr, Esr appt,. call CITY REALTY
SHxR S2 FL isth 1sl AM pARk Rp.-Attr.ctiys a.
Apartment bldg. Of 1 and 5 rooms. utchsn
W: low expense and upkeep.- Could 30
asep ns e Both and
bus. storeg schools, etc, shows fine re-
Hon: sSs. ssSs :: ssS e I. ss aa 81 SUM
I'D; EN-: a.sss ~ ~ tall d j.; s:;.%sas H ! -
issssps ssD me- Ry.asns'v i7SS w. oH. ". neef9i Fir sAA
kKN9N0ToN commsrciai prOpeFty; scod
sns J9ssdss s bTsE sS iSr
: 'GHsa,.is .'asscn. IA. ~ Il. s7sz. -oA1A sn
Evening star., 1946-09-07
OFFICES FOR RENT

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
once. large reception room and 3 other
street entrance at sidewaik level in new new
apt. bldg on main thoroughfare adjoining
shlopDinE slsn M, center center IlamInatsd doctor
sonable rent. WAVERHGE.Y' HG.Y'9 TAYIoR SsiS me, me-
1000 BLOCK OF K sT-splendid oppor-
building foors e and basement. Sc e1a.l0e each S1
sse s.eso1 2k 81 s. III pELpy E fys
Ills ST. ST. N.w.-s rooms on frst iioor
%r q apartment sndn building; rent 500 month.
riK0NT iIso as OFFICE, sround 4, nooE. tuEn. or Nm
pNfuERfsHk6 So s-Tm' Hgs s. Suite nW in Bethesda,
immaculate condition; Immediate posses.
RY ilsni sqs.eols f9r dcssor sst0 or ssntis.
NEAR lssS AND p0 srs.-rwe adjoining
q .onins viii shSTs
TyS. ISJS is,S IaS. st. IN, SiS; NA; o5ss I'll 1T
%sdia.s pos:esslon a aS II DEnYpuss sS Rsn's shos.
sih e oPficEs s5 Be- 9ssa ss NV 95.h
sDprox; s75 81, It.; reasonable rent: Isht
n mfg; pc permissible. Call Elk. 1888 or
11stS AND AND x SITS. N.w.-Now remodel
ing building into very desirable. oficss for
ea9icf CO. omss ssoo snace. Call KAY REALTY
Ash sslI.;s', Zig. ,.a.s rooms. han sas
SSaf sola Isad 81 Il SS,siss IS sns
IS iS29 = coR issh is Essfz osGs;E e.
;Ss SsE5 5000 So IT. On a9or. .v.iIsse
sst2n Sav s0ss hss require @ s. s9
leasse; long term lease required: property
a2. SGhs sshr.iS.r, 1isa wi T sssT RE iiss; eyes
eops s.sRsad' fafRssd' ana srss e.
ssi; s IA z ;s:n
91sns i sssspssnss :gfi
a ssrss'gs ns RafFY saf1ps 81
fRiyyATE OFFICE. cheerful room; once
TWo GoNSEcTfNa osNsRShEes RRooDs' heat
architect; north and east sxposures; compi
rsdscorsted; e, !, Phone RE. 24is. Mr.
skkUWMssTa4h skW. MCpEhN BUILDING. lust compIes.d s
Nd, opposite courthouse. Limited num-
All sh1 sssi o1ss1pf pb braea atsa .outh....r1 sx
posure: f9rnished; $50 per month. CAN
s1S.s is.:: K II lsSa asE as' .is tsr sss ssssss;
OFFICE in lawyers suite. located in down
town. BLDG, including phone and secre-
ltarial service; partly furn.; 500 monthly.
c0NTkACToHS ana architects, Once
space immediateiy available in downtown
location. JOHN r. DoNOHcE D SONS
31A Penna. ave. 80. Ii. 00oz. Ill
Evening star., 1946-09-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES. warehouses. of1ces--Specislizin
in commercial and Industrial properties.
viii build to suit your requirements. Wa
have 33 locations in the Metropolitan Area.
retail and wholesale, LOUIS BURMAN,
sGiLDRGs now being constructed. 1s-
able for Wholesale. retail purposes; isrss
PGpula1tsa e ,1ea area ne LOUIS BuRMAN'
sEMiDETACHED HOUSES on large lot.
l door from Wilson blvd, in Arlington,
Va, zoned business; suitable ofnces or
business; tenant to do own remodeling.
SGsT OFF OFF CONN. AVE. ON X sT.-Entirs
ment with separate entrance. each floor
whole building or separate floors; attrac-
tive lease offered. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
BETHEsaDA-on avenue, 1st commercial
for business or ofices: 10-room house:
lease 226 months: also grounds suitable
for 9sed.car lot MRS. CLYDE C. DUN
ENInNdToN; Nn WI; 2s35, Oh. 4eIo. 10
sial; s;stery bldg; n wholessls 9sh market
immediate occupancy. MAURICE FTTZ-
HAVE i iMaEpiaTELY raIi r. " AvAI22BIE, VA 2ssG,i
modern adjoining stores, so #. wide, ap-
proximately 10 IT. deep; parking space
rear available; on Washington Baltimore
blvd, about 2 blocks over District line;
one store o. presently rtss rented monthly & te
T E1iTn iSTTnILaYAhN REhS,s ssens sao EN- s2sd5.
merciaI, rear 1922 9th st. NV. 1910
7th st. NV, MI 1865. 3
Evening star., 1946-09-07
STORES WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, . small store
suitable for dry cleaning establishment
in nice neishborhood. Long lease. Ii.
RADIO REPAIR and appliance store, will
purchase stock on hand; prefer white
SMALL STORE or portion of store, suit
able for lingerie shop; prefer living quar-
ters; reasonable rent; write particulars.
ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION with excel.
credit and character reference would like
to lease store for ONCE use In downtown,
Dupont Circle or Conn. ave. section.
Box 10S-D, Star. %
Evening star., 1946-09-07
STORES FOR SALE.

STORE and s-rm. modern home. 8 years
b. C.. near approved subdivisions;
S21,75O. Call Mr.. pIffenberger. AT
2o3a, or AT, 2299, with C. D. MURPHY,
ExCEIIENT Exc LIEN T. BUSINESS LocATIoN-va-
cant store. across from GPo. ready for
immediate occupancy. 1924 @ st. NV.
st, NV, DI. 1857. -S
Evening star., 1946-09-07
oer,ces' WANTED

ESTABLTSHED COLONIZATION With excel
credit and character references needs
approximately or 3 rms. in ONCE bldg
107-D, Star p
Evening star., 1946-09-07

0UTsTANDNG NyEsTMENT properties
town areas, priced far below the present
market value for your immediate attention
1lth and K sts. n.w.-First commercial
3-story corner brick containing 80 rooms
baths; Vacant. Can be converted ints
once building. Priced to sell.
4-story brick nrst floor once. no. lease;
3rd and 4th floor apts.: ideal location for
gift shop, record and radio store. or any
high type Of ladies' apparel shop. Ex-
elusive shopping area.
18th and K sts. n.w.-3-story row brick
store and apis. with warehouse in rear
property to be delivered vacant. ideal To-
pricsd riSht. ''''''''0"A' USE '"'e'' s''
9th and Eye sts. n.w-First commercial
3-story brick store and apts.. no lease
on heavily travelled thoroushfare with con
slant business activity. Excellent In
Biadensburs I'd. colmar Manor-De
mercial lot, size 100x283, corner: priced
unusually low on today's market. Idea
future business location.
21st and e sts. n.w.-Ffrst commercial
row Drick. Vacant; In the heart OF tn,
into private or professional ofices.
your Inspection
st. NV, between 18th and 1eth sts.-
This large 5-story brick building will max,
IN ideal location for business or profes
sional men; organization or private club
of the nest osrnss 70 bs psesd
today's market. Call till 8 pm. LEO N
1900 WashinTtons Complies Real Estat
Evening star., 1946-09-07
BEST sELLERs-

COLORED-ALExANDRIA, va: rms.
bath; nice yard and cinder block garage
price. $4,000: $1,000 down, balance SIX
monthly. This. Is good house for larg,
family. Ask for listing No. 1O2 All
BAKER 4 SON. 624 King st., Alexandra
Va. Alex. 6644, TIE. 7343 IS
Evening star., 1946-09-07
!. WAREHousEs FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, Clinton, Md
size 40x6o; End door; S7b mo. Spruce
4-sToRY BRICK BLDG.-Railroad sid.
$4,000 50. IT. floor area; close-in location
valuable roof sign priyilege; zoned indus
trial Suitable warehouse, light manu-
able on long lease to one tenant. See
Mr. Norris, with WEAVER BROS, INC.
Wash. Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, CHI. 023S
Evening star., 1946-09-07
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE.

MODERN GARAGE BLDG., CONTAINING
lot, with approximately. 5000 IT. parkini
available on short notice. Price. s1l5,
WAREH6UsE FOR SALE Or LEASE
i9 acrss ssS Isnd aeSs oDtsfrts q Alex x
sndria. va,.. in Fairfax County; zoned in
dustrial, suitable for manufac. purposes