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Evening star., 1947-12-19

The marriage Of Miss Pauline
Maris to Mr.. Robert D. Mayo took
place recently in the Arlington
home Of the bride, the Rev. Isaac
Steenson, pastor of the Clarendon
Presbyterian Church officiating
The bride was ATTENDED by Miss
Ann Ruether of Chicago.
Mr.. Mayo had as his best man Mr.
Delbert L. Gibson of Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayo are living in
Evanston, Ill.
Thr0ob-Wiseman
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
Throop are making their home in
New Orleans where the former Is
on the staff of Charity Hospital
They were married recently in
the Presbyterian Church at Gull
pepper, the Rev. DR.. Thomas W.
Hooper officiating. The bride
formerly was Miss Elizabeth Ollie
Wiseman, and is the daughter of
Mr.. John Potter Wiseman of Cul-
pepper and the late Mrs: Wiseman
DR.. Throop's parents are the Rev
and Mrs. Montgomery Hunt Throop
of Shanghai. China.
Mr.. Taylor Wiseman gave his
sister in marriage and Miss Sue
Hornbarger of Christiansburg, was
maid of honor. while Miss Beatrice
Wiseman, sister of the bride, and
Miss zula Mae Baker were the
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Claude Harlow Of Annapolis
was best man and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Sidney Lanien of Alex
andria and Mr.. Philip S. johnson
Master Johnny johnson, nephew o1
the bride, was ring bearer.
Porch.Bennen
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roswell
Porch are at home at 1907 Twen-
tieth street NE, where they have
been since their return from their
wedding trip. They were married
In McKendree Methodist Church
the Rev. Horace E. Cramer offlciat-
ing assisted by the Rev. E. G. Gum
of Dunn Loring Methodist Church
The bride is the former Miss Melba
Irene Bennett, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Bennett. She was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Arthur E.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Dance ut Awbort

The annual Christmas dance of
the Twig, Junior auxiliary of the
Alexandria Hospital, will be given
tonight at the National Airport in
the Terrace Room. Assisting Mrs.
Paul Crocker, chairman of the En-
tertainment Committee, are Mrs.
Robert Latham, Mrs. Frank Clarke,
Mrs. j. A. Scariot. Mrs. Richard
Cheeseman, Mrs. Jerry White and
Mrs. Calvin Soriers. Mrs. Cooper
Dawson. ir.. is in charge Of tickets.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Hadassab Dance

The Washington Highlands Ha-
dassah Group will give a supper
dance at 8 pm. Sunday at the Ana
costa Masonic Temple, 1000 Four
teenth street Sc, for the benefit OF
Youth Aliyah. Mrs. Julie Serot is
chairman of the event.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Return to Mexico

The Mexican Ambassador, DR.. Don
Antonio Espinosa de los Monteros
left yesterday for Mexico City
accompanied by his daughter,
Senorita Maria Antonieta Espinosa
de los Monteros. Upon his arrival
in the Mexican capital the Am
bassador will report to his President
and to the Mexican Foreign
Minister.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Bake Sale

The Binsted Branch of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary of ST. Adams Church
will hold a bake sale from IL am
to pm. tomorrow in Satterlee Hall
Homemade cakes, cookies and can
dy will be on sale.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems Robes

1886 to 1850 ALL-WOOL OR
RAYON ROBES, woods in
solid colors; rayons in
stripes and neat patterns.
All sizes ----------8.95
$50 EXTRA SIZE, ALL
WOOL ROBES. Tan only,
9.95
s-7.95 COTTON ROBES in
small sizes only---3.95
$40 RAYON ROBE----10.95
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems OutercOatS

lo-2a.5o GABARDINE REVERSIBLE
TOPCOATS, single breasted Reg.
sizes 2/34, 2/36, 1877. 2/3S. 2/39.
e-s12o AND $3.50 IMPORTED TWEED
TOPCOATS; hand-woven in Scot
land. Single and double breasted.
Reg sizes 1885, >1/38, 1/41, 1J45;
longs 1889, H41 1850
11--36.5O TO $40 ALL-WOOL GREY
HERRINGBONE AND DIAGONAL
TWEED TOPCOATS, single
breasted. Reg. sizes 2/35, 2/36,
1877, 2/3s, 2/3s, 1/42. 1/44 -,21.75
1856 TO s55 ALL-WOOL OVER
COATS AND TOPCOATS; tweeds
and fleece fabrics Single and
double breasted. Reg. sizes 2/34,
2/35, 2/Ss. 1/42, 2/44; longs, 1877;
shorts, 3/39 --------- 29.75
$50 AND s55 ALL-WOOL TOP
COATS WITH REMOVABLE LIN
INGS, single breasted Reg sizes
1/40, 3/42, 2f44 =; 3S.75 e. 46.75
14-S45 TO $50 ALL-WOOL TOP
COATS AND OVERCOATS, double
and single breasted. Reg. sizes 1872,
1/34. 1875, 2/36. 1877, 1/40 2/42,
2/44; shorts 1873, 1/40 long 1885,
3875
25-S55 TO $50 FALL TOPCOATS
AND WINTER OVERC OATS;
single and double breasted. Reg.
sizes 1875, 2/36, 1877, 1888. 3/39,
$40. 2/42; shorts 1i35, 1875, 1/37,
1873, 1889, 1/40, 1/42; longs 2f39,
2j42. 1/44 46.75
1880 TO SOL BENCHWORK TOP
COATS AND OVERCOATS, single
and double breasted. Reg. sizes
1/35, 1886, 2/37, 2138, 2/39, H44.
1/46; shorts 1874, 2/36, 1877. 1j39,
1/40; longs 1/44, 1/46 ------79.75
Evening star., 1947-10-23
&yway No. | Dedication
Scheduled for April "a

Skyway No. between Washington
and Los Angeles will be dedicated
next April "a with assemblies Of
private flyers and ceremonies along
the route arranged by civic, avia-
ton and veterans organizations.
John A. Reilly, president of the
Washington Board Of Trade, which
is sponsoring the project in CO.
operation with the Los Angeles
Chamber Of Commerce, said the date
was selected to allow ample time for
painting the skyway markers and
to insure good flying weather.
Plans for dedicating the Eastern
Evening star., 1947-10-23

charges In connection with the CASH
ing Of worthless checks at three
Washington department stores.
They were held under $500 bond
each for jury trial December 3. Po-
lice said the couple admitted buying
nearly 500 worth of clothing with
Jointly signed checks. They planned
to sell the clothing at secondhand
stores at a fraction of the purchase
price to raise money to help care
for the wife's two children by a
previous marriage, police said.
The two told investigators they
believed the children were receiving
inadequate care in Detroit, and
were trying to raise funds to 60
to their assistance.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

others in detecting Communist
fronts and trends.
These men will publicly expose
Communist tactics and will seek to
prevent any one from unwittingly
joining any Communist front organ
izations. At the same time patriotic
campaigns will be carried on
throughout the country. These ac-
tivities will be carried on through
the press and radio.
A spokesman at Legion headquar-
tiers here said all posts throughout
the country. especially in the East
ern United States where most
cores of Communists are located,
Evening star., 1947-10-23

terminal Of the skyway here are
In charge Of Of the trade boards
Aviation Committee, headed by
Jesse M. Hadley, assisted by the
Skyway Subcommittee, Daniel Re-
gale, chairman.
The skyway will offer a choice OF
a northern or southern route as far
as Abilene, Tex, where the routes
join on the final leg to Los Angeles
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Ladies' Goats

9-$35 AND 1895 CLASSIC COATS Of rayon-and-
wool gabardine, wool doeskin flannel and wool
monotones. Sizes 10 to 2o-------------SA
s+3s.e5 WOOL COVERT COATS, warmly inter-
lined Sizes to
2-se5 PLAID COATS, wool lined. Sizes 10 and
IL S4S
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Legionnaires TO Study
CommunismDe Detection

A seminar to teach picked vet
Grams how to detect communism will
be held here November II to 20
inclusive by the American Legion
in its all-out fight against subversive
activities in the United States.
One hundred carefully chosen men
from Nationwide Legion ranks are
scheduled to take the course, after
which they will return to their
respective communities to instruct
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems Sport
Shirts

Shirts
$3.50 AND $40 ALL-wooL
AND PART-WOOL LONG,
SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS.
All sizes es----5.95
t3.e5 COTTON LONG
SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS:
plaids and checks. Large
and extra-large sizes - 2.95
SIS WASHABLE BALLOON
CLOTH LONG SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS; large size
onlv '-2.95
$3.50 ALL-WOOL SHORT
SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS:
medium and large sizes -3.99
R4.95 SHORT-SLEEVE POLO
SHIRTS, 500 wool and 500
cotton --Z.S9
71-6.75 WATER -REPELLENT
GREEN GOLF SHIRTS, in
convenient bag. Sizes IA to
10 ----------------
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Ladies' Sportsman

25-s5 TO eo5 sLIPOvER SWEATERS black,
grey, royal green. Sizes "a to 4o------------2
45-7s5 TO 1895 SLIPOvER SWEATERS, long
and short sleeve models. White, dark and light
4-2295 AND $25 JACKETS of white wool and
white mixtures. Sizes IL, 16, 18------------$13
12-2295 JACKETS, natural tan wool and rayon-
and-wool gabardines. Sizes IL to 18------1795
1896 TO 7s5 sHORT-SLEEvE WHITE
BLOUSES tailored and high round necks. Sizes
80 to
16-s95 WASHABLE RAYON CREPE BLOUSES
with short sleeves and jewelry necklines. White
blue gold Sizes 30 to 38.S95
Evening star., 1947-10-23

will be kept informed Of Communist
trends and fronts.
The Legion also will put more
emphasis on sponsorship Of junior
baseball and boys and girls
forums on local, State and National
Government.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems Uf,dershOrtS

We11S U1tdef8hOf'fS
ISL KNITTED BRIEFS with
elastic wristbands. Small,
medium and large sizes, 89c
75-2.19 RAYON SH OR rs,
medium and large sizes, 1.S5
65-s1 WHITE T-SHIRTS,
small, medium and large
sizes 6Jc
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Man and Wife Held
In Bad Check Case

Guy E. Gladswell, "a, and his
wife Wilda, 29, of the 400 block of
North Washington street, Alexan-
dria, pleaded not guilty in Municipal
Court today to false pretenses
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Herter Plans Luncheon Talk

Representative Herter, Republican,
of Massachusetts, will report on
Europe and the need for American
aid there at a luncheon meeting of
the Overseas Writers Club at noon
tomorrow in the Hotel Statler.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Ladies' Dresses

17-2295 AND $25 RAYON CREPE DRESSES in
black and coors. Sizes IL to 20 20-----------S17
E2295 DRESSES in tailored and dressy styles
Black, aqua. Sizes H. H. IS. 2o------------S11
4-2ss5 AND $35 RAYoN SATIN DRESSES in
colors. Sizes II to
2-sss5 PURPLE WOOL DRESSES. sizes II and
IA
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems jackets,
EnSenibleS

STATS JOCKEY RED COR
DURoY NORFOLK JACK
ETS; odd sizes
e-17.5o CUBAN STYLE
SHIRT JACKETS s---s.s5
l-1o.e5 WATER -REPELLENT
Upper JACKET: brown.
81 -o.50
e27.5o 1907 WOOL LEISURE
SUITS, two-tone jackets
and slacks to match. Sizes
"a, So and 40-----15.95
7-2s.5o 1907 WOOL LEISURE
SUITS. jackets and slacks.
Sizes "a, SO, 40, A, A 1895
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems StceuterS,
T.ShirtS

Mems StUeaterS,
T.Shirfs
$40 KNITTED VESTS;
brown; sizes 38 and A.; tan
size 46---A
N-2.75 COTTON s w E A T
SHIRTS: small, medium
and large sizes ------1.59
Mems Paja,,,as
30-s5o AND SO FUJI AND
RAYON PAJAMAS, notch
collar style in solid colors.
Sizes A to D D- 4.S5
1855 COTTON PAJAMAS,
notch collar style in neat
patterns. Sizes A to D $50
1885 SKI-JAMAS; has tight
fitting wrist and ankles.
Size A only 2.65
26-s6 BASKET-WEAVE Pa
JAMAS in solid colors. 4.95
1856 SLEEP COATS in solid
colors -3.65
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Mems Fall Suits

N1OBt . u WV 0SSVO~
7-43.75 ALL WOOL FLANNEL
SUITS, solid grey and blue checks;
double breasted. Short sizes 1875,
1877, 1888, 1879, 1/40, 1/42; long
LAO
l2-37.50 TO $45 ALL-WOOL TWEED
AND FLANNEL SUITS; single and
double breasted Tan. grey and
brown. Reg. sizes 1882, 1/33 1875,
1886, 1887, 3/40, 2/42; short 1/39;
long 1888 ------5l.7o
1850 TO $50 ALL-WOOL SUITS;
worsteds, tweeds and flannels; sin
gle and double breasted. Reg. sizes
l/37, 2f38, 1889, 1/40, 2/42: shorts
,1/36, 1877, 1888, 1/40, 1/42; longs
i/37. 1889, 1/42, 1/44-------43.75
1855 TO $3.50 ALL-woOL SUITS;
worsteds, hannels, tweeds. Single
and double breasted. Reg. sizes l /38,
2/39, 2/40. 2f4l, 2/42; longs 2l39,
2/40, 1/42; shorts 1889, '1/40. l42.
5s.75
6-s95 TO $3.50 ALL-WOOL BENCH
WORK SUITS; worsteds and fan
nels. Reg. sizes 1888, LAO, 1I42;
longs 2/41, 1918
Mems Hats
45-s1o and 1880 BEAVER QUALITY
FELT HATS; light tan and brown,
$50
14-12.5o and SIS FAMOUS MAKE
FELT HATS. Pastel shades.
Broken sizes ----------h PRICE
2o-s15 and $40 BEAVER FELT HATS,
a few Homburgs -------------$lO
6I$1 PLASTIC HAT COVERS;
waterproof 49c
+2s5 SPORTY RAIN HATS. small
sizes only --------------------L.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Tribute To A Trucker

(The following tribute to a friend was occasioned by the tragic death of Jonas E. Johnson of Glenallen in inc recent Alaska Airlines plane crash in Seattle.)
 Johnny" Johnson drove our highways and tote roads for many years. When Alas ka Road Commission heads wanted something hauled and didn't know whether ii could be done-theY sent Johnny" to do #. That was all there was 10 it. He was sort of Rowan carrying Message 10 Garcia" His hauls over the Trail" and the Glenn" were many. thrilling and dangerous. His matchless Judgment and ability as driver enabled him to cope win any S11uaf1on.
 He got through.
 A few days ago Johnny" was killed in a plane acci- dent. His infant son also suc- cdmbed. Ii hurts me. some how. to think of a man like hlm-so sure of himself. so courageous. finding himself in a position in which he could do nothing to save himself or those he loved. He was out of his element. So I hope that where he is now there'll be trucks to drive and long hauls and good roads.
 Anyway I know that when ever hear a heavily loaded truck shifting down" for a long grade or meet an "emp- fY' zooming over some rise m the road-I'll remember Johnny" Johnson.
 DON INGALLS,
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Anchorage Chapel To Be A Church

The Faith Chapel of Anchor age will take its place as a member of the community churches in Anchorage next week, when the chapel will be officially enrolled as a member of the Yukon Presbytery. Rev. Victor Alfsen will attend or ganization services, planned for the evening of Dec. IS.
 Rev. Frederick Koschmann, formerly superintendent of schools in Anchorage, is the pastor of Faith Chapel.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Hospital Ins and Outs

New patients admitted to the Valley hospital late this week were:
 Mrs. Harry Campbell, Mrs. Donald Wren of Dillingham;, Suzanne Black, Louis Harmon of, Wasilla, Michael Leik, Mrs. Jack Corey of Chickaloon and Mrs. James Hartley.
 Patients dismissed during the past week included:
 M.rs. Bob Walker, Herbert Ising, T. L. Cameron, Mrs. Emil Larsh, Henry Ohnstad, Mrs. Don- aid Wren, Mrs. Harry Campbell, Louis Harmon and Michael Leik.
 Still hospitalized at a late hour Wednesday afternoon were:
 Darrell Carpenter, Mrs. Ray McKechnie, Mrs. John Zimo- skwe, Mrs. Erwin Doyle, Mrs Gertrude Kenser, Mrs. Jack Corey, Suzanne Black and Mrs. James Hartley.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Valley Visitors
At the Lodge:

At the Lodge:
 Ariel Jones and family, Palm CT; Dewain Luce, Johnny Will l1amson, Joe Miller, Fort Rich ardson; Frances H u mphrey, Palmer; Harry Cunningham, Anchorage; Mrs. Kenneth Will son, Nenana; George Moseanko. Seward; John Deck, Post; H. M. Holman, Fairbanks; John Monagle, Anchorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Special Meeting

WASILLA-Members of the Community club were called together in a special session this week to discuss ways and means of obtaining firefighting equipment for Wasilla. Final re- suits of the meeting were un- known at presstime.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Builds Cabin

WAs1LLA-J. M. Bryant is taking advantage of the mild winter weather by getting in some long work hours on the building of his new three-room log cabin. MT. Bryant is being assisted by Elmer Shockley.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-13
Party pIanne>

There will be Christmas party for the members of the Soda1ity of St. Michaels church at the home of Mrs. Richard Mohan on Sunday, Dec. 21.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IDEAL LOCATION for large recreational
tes@ q sfe Years. W. e Ho ss 1 J ieff
$500 as15 Ins hwy c ArliHgten nrE2le
acres. We don't believe ever again win
rolling land in the path of future develop
h 0DV.a ra snd , schools e9e
sell to a small sroup who are Seeking
for small estates t9 insure
: STEELE. RsslteEs: IA. se2o:
Camp Springs area; now contains old arm
oatbuildinss; 5000. ROBERT MAGE
ssle for IS its. u RS; N eonvepient sui L
ssh0s sioo Rs hoRRR RrAx RgXh4y D to
sai SsH5Ss G po4Rs "a Vase acres
the highest part Of the county and Snort
frontage on roads. public water at hand
Sc ssEsF isRF ''sR A1 5ss Ms
fo & r. B GA NC SITES. fertile soil
high elevation; about y cleared electric
ity, telephone; stores, schools, transports.
O5 BOO sscb s year, Mona e BAY Co. owN Mf
PINECREST, / mi. west Of Shirley high
way. has several restricted homesites left
We invite you to compare these sites with
any in the Metropolitan Area for price
beauty, view and location. VERNON M
LYNCH g. SONS. mi. out Columbia pike;
Dial Alex. 590e, Closed Sunday,
THREE 2-ACRE, LEVEL LOTS, ] mile
from Rockville. on Monroe st: extended
Only 500 per acre; terms. SAMUEL E
BOGLEY. Realtor. WI. $500, ewes. till q
BRADLEY FARMS-Eight plus acres, sur
rounded by white board fence; very fine
elevation, unexcelled neighborhood: in
heart of Potomac hunt country. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY. Realtor. WI 1900. ewes. till 9
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sna Business gssDes.iss. HSSsisoN 4
" sas5 Ask g sor M Eey Jeriss ave
e essatsd ess badIa. Ss.sat!.i isss%
SsssHs iS ssess' from
h v IT nR Re0S 9s.tss s sss 0 sss
ss K and sa sus ST. 5ssa REALTY &c.
CUNT Def. four 2 bedrms. two | bed
nm, separate gas heat for each apt; IL, ex (
ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. Sc:
III N1c 1El Arrs. plus rms, near 18th and
did net income; Priced e sslI at approx
co. Ma. 2444; evenings, NO ss77. n..r
ROCK cr naf Church G I'd and Wsrder 81.
Apartments on End and Ord noors rented
e esT Size bTisk mGn
81 81. 5s aa.ef BOSS os ( PHELPS, INC, I417
OVER En- $4,000 ANNUAL 1NcoME-Three-
nished housekeeping ;, apartment: Ax
aeoree Washington '' u mi the center
Of the best renting district in WASHINGTON;
Ph1R eH M CO 1Dfr to eaHtG st.
G 6ESrR AZ i Bts cess MS isa1
story store with Groom and bath apt. on
End floor and large one-story brick shop
or warehouse in rear. fronting rs feet on
wide commercial thoroughfsre in down.
town nv Leased s te 20 re nsr y.sI
De De ISL 9s7s WV. With sHANNoN 4 IUcHs Co.
1922 H St. nv M IA h,o 2S45 Prom stb and
ton, each unit is entirely separate and
Sssssa 5udn and noo 1ash s SET per
year Price only $1,000. Az outstand-
y Ei'h i,.S sHA M ss4s I5cHs CO. 1908 H
section, "a blk from future Crystal City
tG be put At and IA Enssb
dramatic arts studio and rooming house:
Present income, $500 per mo-; exclusive
Of oct st oHh oTn Price, esxns SF on fst
Vs. %o aa nGr e ST. iso e?a appointment call
UNITS sony Sc location lovely eOn
Ats1activs nanelnr less tRsn
ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave
100 10 BEock MINNESOTA AVE. NE.@1st
and End commercial; Groom detached
hSs sn with aoos lot ~ # BY
hiEs II sGcTea WAFFLE e co 81 ss4s
SNAIL APT ssteFy semds
p prox $500 $500 yearly; $4,000 cash:
be lance financed by nrst trust. Mr. Ben
nett nett a At. .s ss9s. MARSHALL j. MAPLE
GA. AvE.@store and e-rm. and bath
home; oil heat; excel. location. No lease;
s nf tl nsn' ace e s ssF IL ni2 ss
Fl Fins sY IS krAl sr aa91 Buy; Fer
IL; 81 I'll ss1 EFF
NEARBY MARYLAND-valuable property
ulh.s ss3a asS@s
one and :, receives over 5000 anEnal. In n.
suitsble also 'a Tor prof essionai or
pretis group pYrposes To, To Inspect, ,S eel NE
e aea' me- GA 1915 K * st. NV w. 81 1919 si
brick, soft, wide: 1oo-ft. deep. alley
corner; consists Of approx, IS rms,
i Sssn s00e csi ia NJ Jolies Ne 800 mt
n BERS Sandaf Aaa e eyes 14f III fss s. NV
GEoRGETowN-Firs commercial. corner
brick, studio basement, new INV. heater
incinator, new tile baths; present In
come, $4,000 yearly, price, $32 500;
pointment; no agents. OWNER, WO. 1852
X ST. N.w.-Good building with 8 apis
income; about $4,000 cash. FA. 1881
SILVER SPRING AREA-A general mer-
chandiSe store, fully stocked and equipped
in an excel location, priced to sell I'M
mediately: Call Mr.. Maust, with r. q
COLORED-i63O 9th ST. N.W.-RoH
brick, converted into apis; over 13o
per month income o SSp BY y, eo 10 l
REALTY CO.. RE. 1915. 20
COLORED-vIC. 10th AND M ST. NV
Lge brick, Z units, fine cond; nice in
come; S., 900 down. Mr. Cissel, WO 17O4
with THOs. D: WALSH, INC, s15 18th st
NV, DI. 7557.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US-we
need houses, apis, lots, commercial ano
properties. WEIMANN PROPERTIES. INC
CHI 61O1; ewes, GE 1904. 30
APARTMENT BUILDINGS wanted-Have
clients with cash for buildings from 4 to
80 unitE. W. SCHUYLER MATTHEWS,
1906 goth st. NV. DU. 1923; ewes, ia.
owners OR BRoKERs-co-op operation in
vited to produce the following for 2 ready
buyers % 1st-class commercial or apt.
prop requiring $4,000 to $4,000 cash.
(2) Downtown hotel or apt, with minimum
Of 80 rms. sale or lease. MR.. SLATER,
RE 1925; ewes. WI. 9535. 30
SELLING-We need all types Of homes,
invest. properties, apt. bldgs and vacant
ground in d. c.. Md and Va. Our very
capable sales force is tops in all fields of
real estate; We. deliver a complete pack
age, the sale and the financing: Call sales
manager. FREDERICK w BERENS SALES,
INC. 1928 K st. NV. MA. 9141.
types. homes. small and large invest
ment properties, acreage. building lots
II sroups eommsrs,al around and d build lid
sales force is equipped to handle any
deal. We can deliver a complete pack
age-the sale and the financing: FRED.
ERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC, 1928
K St NV, Ma 9I41.
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LOIS FOR SALE (cont. i.

zoNED for senidets,shsd homes o,. SS1So
t rai cas-: an p anesuay GUT G
sGlnnSsf PIKE Af A1HFSa va wsshnston
blvd, near Buchanan ST., lO7x105; excel exec
LIAMs REALTY CO.. ssos wilson blvd,
At costs lots for 81, 900; Ia miles
provements in: immediate settlement. Mr.
TWo 1-AGKE Tors. in Fails Church
70 su "a as es you have .essent
ton, with ,sprins; fed stream. running
back of @ presd osy
Immediately MnToN G. SMITH. 1919
wilson blvd; oW. 1900 300 ,, =, "a 90.
le' fof details s1sSh G ca. s'%Ss
E ESEf FENc en- IoT-one block from aleoe
highway. Sewer on lot. 5 Ice. bearing apple
berry: Price. $500: Cali until o pm. J.
aTii Or y siL SE 9A anss woods
ed lots 3: wates sewer streets, guaranteed
Close to schools. shopping and bus; $3.50
down Se5 per mo. MURDOCH CO., sH.
aTTEsTioS, sU1LpEks. Vacant lots Sa and
acreage in and adjoining D. c.: End COM
mercial and residential: priced right
RAYMOND r. RUPERT, 1921 TIN st.
NV. Ma. OSLO. Ma. 1910. 80
RESTRICTED SUBDIVISION and 2 acre
lots IN FAIRFAX a Gount AEinsson
Realtor, 1903 N. Courthouse I'd, OK. 0197.
FUTURE COMMERCIAL possibilities on
south Glebe I'd. near Columbia pike. $780,
f. fro.nhtase on Gshe rs; oyer zoo f.
pike, Arlington. Va OK 1882.
NICE BUILDING LOT. located in Bancroft.
5ox329, in a nice location. near bus and
school: price. $4,000. WRIGHT REALTY.
INC. Realtors, 4701 Columbia pike, CHI
$500. Open g am. to pm. 81
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., "a blk. from Utah
and Nebr. aves-6,300 50. IT.: an excep-
tional buy; only $2;250; call M; &C Crockett.
~ " CO. Soa Re alto al 800 0hN N Nsah
NEAR SILVER SPRING. bldg. sites of
more than one acre in each; price. $1,000
for both lots. LOWERY & MELTON,
Realtors. SH 1900. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
STORES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL WELL-LOCATED STORES for
rent; one may suit your business. Equipped
iST FLOOR STORE, appropriately 1900
50. IT, additional space Iii basement for
storage, etc. Vacant. to be remodeled.
Located in the heart Of the downtown
Ideal for exsus I retail ssSEs En-
{ CO, 1415 x st ny ME; 54oo; 20
IS IT., and basement, suitable for drugstore
or restaurant: excellent, busy downtown
location Call Elk. 1895. go
3 STORES BEING ERECTED between 9th
monthly rental. sas5 each: one 20x6o IT..
with 5-rm apt. above and Gear garage,
$3.50 per mo-: completed by Dec. /. FRED
ERIcK a. BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa. ave; Sc.
sf ia MT. PLEASANT ST. N.w.-ao BY 100
restaurant: same tenant 25 yrs: equip
ment auction 2sth; possession Sept; l..
STORE Mr.. 18th AND PARK RD.-Won-
derful location. Call Republic 3737 80
1884 X ST. .N.W.--.Ground floor. 731 50
IT., suitable for high-class shop; consider
long lease. HARRIET HoLTHER. AGENT.
DRUGsToRE LoCATIoN-corner bldg,
now under construction, large LIST FIR. store
with onices above for doctors g. dentists,
large ne. colored shopping center, avail
able soon: Apply leasing dept, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1915 K st. NV. NE.
AVAILABLE September 1. first floor store,
50. It., large show window, $3.50 per mo.
THOMAS j. FISHER q CO, INC, Realtors,
738 18th at NV DI $3.50 =