davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-11-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO, CALF. Nov.
sS.rsad e. VII tx * 4sHs sHs man. references
,s.1s SY asvnp sRs point; .ns sR sss
BOSTON or part way. AZ Dodge, heater,
Thanksgiving week leave about 22pd; take
or g. MR.. MARSHALL, RE. $685.; Sun.
] to 3; daily, $50 to $50, or Box 41s-s,
MOBILE, ALA; Pensacola, Fla; or 2
pass; share exp; Nov. II. JACKSON, WI
2p10, 9 pm. Sunday.
DRIVING ATLANTA, E ,oa.Ms "a: Wedns.daay; nena. Nov
accommodate three passengers. Phone
WxNTED~Ride to Johnstown or windber
Pa, on week ends anns share expenses; refs
EEAv1NG ffsa aafRs FOR 'sIs OKLAHOMA Monday No
vember 18th. can take two. SH. 1892.
REFINED YOUNG WOMEN wish ride to
Dayton, Ohio, around 22nd and 23rd Nov.
DRIVING TO MIAMI FLA. leaving Nov.
EXCHANGED. Call MR.. ROSS, DI. 4636
WxNTED-p.pendable couple or mature
man, going West, to deliver car to Okla :
homa; gas allowance. FIR. 3s5l, 1916 M
wANTED-Ride. Takoma Park. vicinity
ave; working hrs. $40 to 5. sH. 1907.
Nov. ae-Dec. il; take two; thorouEhly
reliable refs En-. 7124, Mon. eve. 49,
DRIVING TO I. A., Calf. m Is47 Road
master. Nov. ~ or le. Take : Lin lug
gsxe. Ref exch. After 2 pm. DE. oS44.
ROOM FOR WOMAN passenger TO CALI.
l647-W. 16'
Evening star., 1947-11-16
SITUATIONS MEN (cent, J =.

REPRESENTATIVE, brewery, distillers,
wants position with local distributor; have
sss ana sos
REsTAURANT-CAFETE manager. Ge-
e sHDsrnee sIad1s n 1913 p4oeon
personnel saperyision; Box sS7:s. Star; :
club or restaurant; references; competent.
Box 29-T. Star
SALESMAN, mature. ,hard-working. exec
type, wants real challenge to best effort.
coiiese ed Ref eBeH'sas Box ssos STAR
SALESMAN, wholesale only; 10 yrs sales
experience. plus ability to work oh hard; have l,
will consider less il Job offers real oppor-
sqqalsy Rox 9So ss9;s star sr..t,,. v,d.
setenes once psoesdure Wans
Job: superior references. Box ABS, Star
sTEwARD.MANAGER available for hotel,
club or restaurant. highly experisneed,
With local references. Falls Church
iTY1PisT9.ssTENoGRAPHER. accounting stu
Leave message at TR 2sl9 after pm 49,
MATCHMAKER wants position in store. or
%NBoW SEE eGRAE RGs ilos 5sars sas
window cleaning, floor waxing, wash wood
work at low price no Job too large or too
small: G. D. GARRETT, 1918 4th st. NV,
WORK IN EVENING, preferably sales
work; high school and some college school
ing. Ii. S475.
WRITER available for creative or ghost
work. Box 3S0-S. Star.
ABLE MAN, 20, desires psrt-time work.
ewes. or week ends: accounting sch. grad
uate and fast typist; yrs exper. in
rose-growing business. Box 377-T, Star.
lie
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER desires con-
nection with established firm; compensa-
ton not as essential as position and firm.
Box 390-S, Star
dental assistant, former Govt. clerk-typist,
well groomed pleasing telephone voice, de-
sires interesting position with opportunity.
Call WA. 1921 after Sunday. 1S*
EXPERIENCED in grading. cement work:
carpenters helper; do most any kind Of
work labor foreman experience. co. s236.
COLORED desires Job as porter in grocery
store or house cleaning. Call between 130
and 80, Ii. 60T5.
WANTED connection with firm
interested in utilizing the talents an and
man. Prefer manufacturing will be
one Of your best executives in few years.
No come-ons or canvassing, please. Box
1858, Star. ~
Evening star., 1947-11-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE:
BUSNEss

sTENoGRAPHERs a.; & day, stsEsins
aGR iRRs0f pEssoNNEL sse RSE sEsyfcEs el2 MssS.
Bids; 18TH and N. Y. ave. d. 4oSo'
ExsEcctt1TIcE SECRETARY, $50, no. over
fS ICE. yTs iso7 GENERAL T. NV PLACEMENT sSR'-
PERSONNEL SECRETARY. age so-4s.
Plsd Faur. eFeft Mss s1PsT ssn: s00f soYps = Isss
HecoTSTANr lm1: $500, $500 :xpsr,; @ is.S. cay.
ypss ass.5 ss5s a Sa' S aS 'sTk
Sef.typ.r slWsys good Openings for
.s ri sss !. s5D ssD sss HssstsPss N ass S.
SECRETARIES, stenogs:,. bookkeepers, +, ex, *
AGENCY, Evans Bldg. RE. 5767.
TYPIsT-cLERKs, ~, $40. good with tg-
sas typs,i dssaDhGns soW ssssa sxps, s t
POSITIONS for wsll,sualea @ tyDtss xith
AMERicAN R5e MP PERsoNNEh, SsfstV sis F st. NV.
CO CoMPETENr AND RELIABLE HELP. for
hi MsE e Ssiiass. EMPfY ezsH q sfHss' sss
NURSES T AVAILABLE, trained, enicient and
Ism ISM CARD iiH5' PtNcH Z slphabetie. al card
SoYbs Re5sb e'f! iss ea sS slSS ss5s Ro at once
sTENoGRAPHERs., $50 wk.. a.. com'l.
so up dsX S. "a" ssfEs!sS S G
advertising secretary. future, s45; steno.:
ssr sGoa With 'g5s Miss Ssso sssa m PorB Posfs EMp %
sERVicE sI5i ees SIS i; 18th 00H st. NV. W. mr. Eys:
Al sEcRErARY. o.. $50 wk., res. o,
Protestant church minister; ss2o; secy;
wk.: steno. -reeepticnist. int; ONCE, $40
$50 wk.; trade assoc. secy. ONCE: SI75.
$50 ,wk, Need 100 new applicants daily
See Miss White Or Miss Lee, welcome.
goYD's, 1893 F. MA. 1888. .
TYPsT 11d c s2Go s n5 ssF HoeR
S35 wk:; typist PBX, Teceptionist., $40:
eg d.1 sSDeT da ton sS s.ar yk Many Gn
others: call IN, see Miss Reed. PERsoNNEas
SERVICE, 1911 st. NV MA. 21le
LEGAI LEG. ssEEcY, $50 wk,. corporation tax
cal secretary, research, S2:4oo; export.
yscy war com sTo SEA doces
sx sss Sly sff4 fe2 MsS Inszi sERvEc
TxPlsTs f! s15ess1so 5eSs SHpaSn psT mo- 5dsy vk
excel. opportunities for Advancement; some
for beginners, clerk typists,. bookkeeper
typists. electromatic; also fey T1GNsI' a. S1s9
EMPL SERVICE, 170s G st. NV.
SEC. .-sTENoGS., S175-$2oo per mo: 5-dsy lay
TIoNAL II ON EMPL. SERVICE, i7os g ST. NV
TEACHERS-College history y ECONOMICS.
English home economics (dept. head,
biology, euidancc, bus. admin, mathe.
rlatics, accounting. physics, chemistry,
other. BALTIC. TEACHERS AGENCY,
SIG N Charles st. BALTIC. Md
FURN!TURE REUPHOLSTERER and rein-
isher; springs tied: work guaranteed.
BACHELOR, AID. $500; ewes, TR. ~ ~.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, want job; live in; or
Job for woman with room for husband.
MRS GLASS, 1742 You st. NV.
COUPLE, middle aged. married wants apt!
to manage. Experienced. Good health,
educated No children. Can do minor re-
pairs. Box 394-S. Star.
MAN, landscape and greenhouse grower:
wife. secretary or companion; can drive
car; nonsmokers or drinkers. Box 446-S,
Evening star., 1947-11-16

PATENT ATTORNEY, experienced prepar-
alton and prosecution application, cay,
$1,000.
Designers, craftsmen, plant work. out
of town. $4,000
startng WALTER H. KESSLER PER
soNNEL SERVICES 6l2 Wash; Bldg, 18th
and N Y. ave. DI. 1920, D1. 4442.
RUPHERs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
plenty of daywork women on hand waiting
for work: SIS, carfare and lunch; g.h.w.
girl, go home nights, SIS to $50; cooks,
and cleaners. mothers helpers,
etc HO 9425
Evening star., 1947-11-16

HOUsEKEEPER, white, g.h.w., care Of two
children, 3 and 10. Box 309-S, Star.
HOUSEWoRKER, cook, housekeeping;
laundry, partial care of children q and
4Aa); stay some evenings, all Thursdays
and Sundays of; local references. TIE.
MAID, live in or out; must be efacient.
neat and experienced with children; salary
no object; references required. OIL. 1889
Evening star., 1947-11-16

JEWELRY SALESWOMAN, exper; in pleas
ant store; wonderful chance for advance
ment. SCOTT JEWELERS., S12 st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

| IOiG lSSu1 AL ioCd4 QCpt bbOIer pclu, SCU
Miss i1S KosENTHAL' SSbits Hotel. go:
ssXEIEsstADY. SAIL experienced. for hish-elsss !S
s;day Tk; 1924 Conn; ave. ,, ,,
saRIy ASSENs aa2 a s photo
sHde ns must xe &c
ply ,h.5 in person; Lloyd's Executive ofhces,
saIfsLADf ai Il P'H for ladies specially shop: ex
SHOP; 3152 Wilson blvd, Clarendon,
sALESLADIEs, experienced for women's
cloth coats. suits and dresses; liberal
fuF Departments. 5-dsy week; 4 sttractiye tive
salary plus eommisslon gB n On ~ sales; Apply
sAhESsLAD1Es, experienced, small war wares;
MISSION y week e all ssss pg saary Miss nus
sAEANa6rffs ANK e. txssr sasa sns iol Issd x
assR aas sports ADDs Sfe Ess s64s 'ts5z is7
sALEsLADIEs, experienced, coats. suits
nent. with excellent working cond itions;
we close Sat, during July and August; dis
sHop sHop. 90 eSs:soe 5A i4th tn st. feas' n:%. ~HiS5'A SS
Spy vod5H asi
s2GksfADIEs&farre s2f h1sf Is jewelry store has
ful-time openings for experienced sales.
salary, excellent working, conditions. va
ssa sso9 esa S.h 4R'sasss H2 sassSa az RsR
SALES hs Person lsso With I'll BACKGROUND Of iste.
rior decorating and experienced in selling
for reta sore 70
ter clientele; appearance and personality
important; salary and bonus. HORACE ].
MYERS CO., 1881 Conn. ave. NV, DU.
sALEswoMAN, 6-day. 4o-hour week; 2oT
discount on purchases. Apply employment
Va SSs E ssr kSa AN aSss
Apply WALES. i51s q st.. NV. .is
5-dsy week: soS discount On purchases.
Apply, 9th hoor. GoLDENsBERd's, 9TH
saIEswomEs, saf III Nv part time, in various DE-
Psymsns Ptgsmsn' ONO. IT. 4h soos mi kANS 1RS SONS
sEAMsrREss rArLoREss for ladies'
days vs Ia. f1Sd s T Pey g a Conn party sEs
sts"sHsaEs sEs HsdEssB BAs5HR q s''' m ARR'
IN one once s Of re-
and invoice hling; 81 per hr. BOX 392-T.
Star.
SECRETARY, permanent position in
C.P.A. once. State age, experience and
starting salary expected. Box 25s-T.
SECRETARY, take complete charge Of
ONCE; salary open. Embassy GOWNS,
1903 Conn. ave. lis
SECRETARY for new mental hygiene CEN
ter in Alexandria: duties include recep-
.af 1s: sef:.s @ssf nsa1s 'ss:l sssi
Call Non. after II an, Ajax. 9s16,
SECRETARY, law once, 12 to 3, days,
$50 per week, pleasant working eond-
tions. Box 2S-T. Star. -le
Evening star., 1947-11-16

company only q shor
substantial income in
me to attend to my no
my company has more
are interested in such
me. MRS. C. HARPEI
NV Ant 0h
Evening star., 1947-11-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

NED COLORED GIRL desires night
in restaurants or as baby sitter; ex-
Evening star., 1947-08-10
You'll Look Good
in a Hood!
13o.o5
NO TAX

The Hooded Coat Big News!-You'I see it everywhere
where SNORT gather at football games or in town.
It's PRACTICAL you be hoess when the mood dctotes.
yet be properly covered We show you Of popular
hooded coots . Iovshy trimmed with Lynx Dyed Fox.
Meticuousy tailored Of fine wool broodeoth grey green
or red Other Hooded Fur-trimed Coots 79o to 6o o5
Coots-fourth floor.
Ar.coo
Evening star., 1947-08-10

better
Tape all department. variety stationery
torres the
Evening star., 1947-08-10
SEARCHING FOR SHORT-CUTS

NM run ononA-CU1S IaSteT ana peCler ways OF donS
your housework? Then here's of pet pointers
shining sweet-smelng house. SERGEANTS Dsnfect-
ant with its fresh pine scent Ask for it at your Drug
Store and just wait til you how it beauties bath
- room kitchen closet, or for that matter, any
I room in the house! It's cleaner deodorant and "disin
: infectant1 all in but don't shy when
Evening star., 1947-08-10

IT'S POINTLESS to try to cover
up skin blemishes MUCH
wiser to use an ointment that will
relieve the smarting irritation and
so help to heal them! Id recon-
mend medicated RESINOL Oint-
ment because it's been a depend
able aid in families for years i
generations, as a matter of fact!
It's so comforting to minor skin
irrltations chafe. common
rashes. mosquito bites, dry eczema,
little burns. Take a jar to the
beach,-for you'll find it soothing
to sun or wind-burned skin. Flesh
colored, it's "wearable" any time.
And here's an "on-going- -to-bed"
tip. Cleanse affected areas with
gentle RESINOL Soap, then apply
Ointment and leave on overnight.
Ask for these two RESINOL skin
COmfOrterS" at Drug StoreSi
Evening star., 1947-08-10
MilLikeu
Continued From Page D-1)

ris, with their wives. Col. Francis
M. Day, Mrs. John B. Corbett, wife
of Maj. Corbett; and Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Steinmetz completed the
list.
House-Hnnfins
Capt. and Mrs. Donald H. john
ston have arrived from Long Beach,
Calf. where the former COM
mand the UsS Topeka, and are the
guests of Capt. Gordon B. Parks
while searching for residence of
their own. Mrs. Parks and her
daughter, Mary Ellen, and son Ed
ward, are spending the summer at
Mattituck, Long Island.
Capt. and Mrs. Johnston arrived
on the East Coast in time to greet
their new grandson, Jonathan Hill
Woodall, who was born August 5 in
the Naval Hospital in Annapolis.
Mrs. Woodall, who is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Owen Hill, in
Annapolis, will join her husband,
1t. Reuben Farrior Woodall, in the
early fall in Portsmouth, N. H.,
where he is attached to the sub
marine, Sablef1sh.
Miss Gail Hall, daughter of 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles P. Han, will
leave Tuesday for a weeks visit
with relatives on Long Island and
a similar visit in Cooperstown, N.
Y, with her classmate at Mt.
Vernon Seminary, Helen Adams,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Roy D.
Adams of Washington. She II return
home August %.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

OUIDOORS WEATHER is certainly mere SO Whel
parties picnics backyard barbecues don't forget
all the ways Scotch" Celulose Tape help you
Seal sandwiches and other foods from dust and sand
with Scotch Tape Hold paper napkins to plates for
serving. Label datware and dishes with "Sctoch" Tape
you can identify EN- and if you take phonograph
and records along, identify your records in the
way You'll find lots of other handy summer uses for
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Miss Drexel to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Drexel of
Tifton, Ga, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Eu-
genia Ann Drexel, to 1t: Nolan Ran
dolph Gibbons, U. 8. M. c.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gibbons of
Auburn, Ala.
Miss Drexel attended the Univers-
ity Of Georgia and graduated in
1916 with bachelor of science de-
gree in psychology. She is a men,
Der Of the Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
1t. Gibbons attended the Univers-
ity of Oklahoma and the United
States Naval Academy, from which
he was graduated and commissioned
in the Marine Corps in June, l945.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

days catch Of the season, and. as
boats run UP flag for every SAIL
fish landed, when they docked they
were greeted by a barrage Of pho
tographers and questions from en-
vious fishermen. There was an arti-
Gle about them in the Miami paper
the next day. The funny part
about it is that, until otherwise in
formed, Hills and Bill had no idea
that they had done anything un-
usual; they simply supposed the
aquamarine waters yielded UP the
same daily loot for one and all.
Hills caught one of the sailhsh,
three barracuda and some of the
bonita herself. Bill landed the rest
Evening star., 1947-08-10

Maurice Morris, who Is Just back
from a cruise. The latter went alone
on one Of the Caribbean variety to
rest up from the strain Of her
daughters full-dress wedding. Hills
and Bill, who are now living in
Baltimore, honeymooned in Jamaica
and stopped In Miami on the way
back. They went deep-sea fishing OF
the Florida Coast for one day only,
and thereby lies the truest but one
Of the tallest fish tales ever told
Their catch for that one days
excursion was no less than three
sailflsh (all about 7 feet long,
three barracuda and IL bonita. 1t
turned out to be the biggest single
Evening star., 1947-08-10
On Motor Trib

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Benson, ac-
companied by Mr.. Benson's mother
Mrs. A. Benson, left Friday Oh an
extended motor of Western United
States. Their trip will include visits
to Grand Teton National Park,
Yellowstone National Park, the
Grand Canyon and the Carlsbad
CaYerns.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
: z&$l2:z!!!z f. e = 4 =

rVE HE'D WOMEN
FRIENDS of mine packing bags to
take on trips and know what
item invariably goes into their
bags first? QUEST :. the Deodo-
rant Powder that's Everything" a
wise woman wants in an efficient,
dependable deodorant for ALL
purposes but for one purpose
In particular. To insure their
daintiness on those certain days
when the right deodorant makes
all the difference between being
self assured" or "ill> at ease"
QUEST, a POSITIVE Deodorant
Powder containing an ingredient
that actually destroys body odor,
gives them that nice sort of SURE
feeling about never offending and
Is so pleasant to use soft,
unscented and soothing to the
skin. So why not join the smart,
better informed" women who rely
on QUEST, and ask for it.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Beale
(COntin,Ied From pooe n-iN

popular in Newport that even II
there are four eager, healthy, agree
able bridge players available, each
one Is willing to take turns sitting
out so as to have game of towie
instead of bridge. 1t looks like any
thing can happen now. If three's no
longer crowd, the entire social
structure of party life may have to
be changed.
~
Hills Morris, who's now Mrs. Bill
Garlick, dashed into town the other
day to see her mother, Mrs. George
Evening star., 1947-08-10

all try to keep down the cost of living Reason that
PEPSICOLA is such buy is evident when you compare
its big II ullounce bottle with other to soft
drink bottles your Grocer's shelf Then compare
PEPSIs cost OF only one-half cent (OR Less
with the cost of other nationally advertised soft drinks
So switch to PEPSI-COLA the best and the most soft
drink your money buy!
Evening star., 1947-08-10
BUY-LINES By Mang Saaxr
Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New ond ntersns

NEW YORK, N. Y, August 10.-1nfor-
mality is the keynote of summer enter
tanning -. and yet wise woman wants
to serve her guests the best. That's why
I recommend PEPSI-COLA as the soft
drink beverage you'll be proud to serve
delicious taste and the finest quality,
PLUS the greatest value you can find!
Evening star., 1947-08-10


used. smells like
You'll love SERGEANTS and really
still sizzling. You'll round
WAITING COOLER to a permanent . ana
waiting because 10 o
your look halfway" &C IN |
a Don't Wait! Give a 4 IN "
a in a n \
plastic curriers' M a(
make winding chids w ,S,A
natural looking w
I suggested The Toni Kit ~ r Il
plastic curriers', 50 with handy
TONI Cold as
a beauty
Evening star., 1947-09-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RrNT,

KENNEDY ST. ,N.W.-1st commercial
brick: ideal location for hardware store
or any type business. Is located In heavy
traf1ic blk; room for expansion. See at
once; priced right: Terms. J. u: Nichol-
son or A. MELVILLE cox, GE. 6S36, ME.
SECOND COMMERCIAL sPAcE-soo to
light manufacturing, printers, silyersmith
and ,workroom and many other uses; rea-
leas!nE dept. LEO N. pERNsTEiN b Co,
MANUFACTURING and once space. 5000
sd;, It. on one noor. in modern masonry
building; conveniently located; about one
half now in air-conditioned ofnces, bal
anee aee can be air conditioned; excellent work
sa1 ssRs o.s @ and po
sibility add. $500 50. IT.. In shop, garage
Mr. Norris. wFaVEa as' skos Mc n.y. VASE
ington Bids, Dl., $500: ewes, CHI. 923s.
OFFICE near 20th and Eye sts. NV: 1900
So. IT. above street floor. new building: ex-
sss 3 sts 4
/ ST. NV. mr.. 2lst~will have = vacant
lot soon. sIitable for parking lot or used
brick bldg; with basement; Ist comm. wiil
good lease; also complete 2nd a., approx.
I.200 50. IT. in nearby bldg. N. 4 r.
REALTY. RA. 6g12. ma. O223. -21
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 4-story semidst.
brick bldg. with gar. in rear Inquire Rm
10, 80 r st. NV,
Evening star., 1947-09-19
STORES FOR RENT.

1900 BLOCK II ST. NE. .,lsouth side)-
avail; Noy. /; owner VIII remodel to
Ssl' W en- senap5 r. lG1f sifa a5ease' osANNoN RSH
ton for variety shop or ehiidrsn,s wear;
saIs K 'sR.: RSSs sssr. ssSE; 1928 ss ist
s41e M ST. N.W...-vacant: approx. aox5o:
it55 s4dnf iMS sT l. VI VI ftSS {ssS St, .1bsso
EsS 50 Is sosa ts!n'e
with ofnces spovs for doctors and dem
is9' Ang' s5 si.Ps i4Fs dept i. to
II 1900 So; So FIT. street level space. addl.
space In basement for storage, etc; va
in 'ns nssFs s sss
.uitssF Els a''f sgRA 's1s So a'9ss
DfAt 4 NV" pRgas4Ssr MgE StSG location, as ada7s:
under construction. will be ready about
6fs 66Efssm2BLE AnGs!an noe2T1oNs RS' avail. for WON.
ems wear. hardware. drugs, liquors, chill
ssPFMoAxSiis spFkoxiisATrIY Eh i's 1000 .q #. Of .p.s.
located in large apartment house. vicinity
immediate occupancy. Suitable for . high
type wholesale or retail business, as well as
ONCE space. Rent, $3.50 a month. Box
CoLoRED LOCATION for shoe repair,
Ing. ETC: Re. $500: ewes. IA. 1857.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
lors RoR sAlR te>.. =,

bass bbs1Sa sss ISas .s. 'ssa a.sss .s .sa
is;ssss ssqzs' IL 1885, :l': 'lE;; ssla
zoNEp cosnsEacaAI-sssutiful co cornsr
e: esa 4 No c.. Ar e ts s.vK q.
81: 81. AkffNeSSfsSsaa beautiful WOODED lots,
SERs5 T. '11'e Va Sss chg g. l0s sssss s o0o Call
nssasp nssseps .S' sys10Sans SI a. n. ,o, oa mn
section developed With superior e nU sstsblsh. n
ments; Here you can get Individuality at
RRs'iS Il H. fss hsTs < e. s'0ns;E ss
TWo EXTRA LARGE LOTS available on
Myrtle, Myrtls st.. west Of 18th g.; finest resi-
stsa # sGbDS s1S1 sSS.a4 eozsa ss.s *
sEx1FfSat si:st1 ssS Fia y ..sssa 2, cleared and
section; 8 mi: south q Aie..ndris, Va,
gssRs5's as As' sede sss
no improvements, fronting $500 IT, 'ss on
li1d,. hlispd,s1fffased W rosd adjoining corporation
near; Just of Wash. .sslto plvd.: sna sfSst ssout
Sbo acres in farming land. balance wood.
ssnsE prss s sssss sssSe Fsl s,,
yilie. HEs qsds' 9d 5sos Baltimors ave. Hy,sss
NORTHAMPTON - Adjacent to Rock
Greek Park; beautiful detached homesites
IN an an unusual setting: range from 5000 to
year futsI. sa IT. priced low terms select
eyes. "a 1884. LEO n III BEsasTEzM sShHaz sns Z
STTEaT1leSNk AR MIA sI1pEKs, d nX Lars. s 3,
lA acres on Ga. ave ext; sewer and
immediate buildins; $3.50. Can ownsr, ~,
sEIE M wAkS n la sd,spsa ST sH 5sS ss5o vs @
Soft. lots, 15O-foot depth: priced to sell
quickly; will sell separately or together;
eal,' essh' terms or trade. Cali OWNER, MI.
BEAUTIFUL HoMEsrrE of acre, on hard
road, 10 mi. from D. c. line. overlooking
service. s9 Watsi 70 !. SsTs I
eyes,, to 0, or all day Sun. Bowie 3721
LEE BLVD rs.rtax County. II mi, from
slsSS e. N's Va s5ss 5s'' or .'t rRaSK lSSzl7s
WE a HavE a 4 NicE atts selection of lots lots in
:. 1sss5's $50 Sosn Ms'';sP RsH sasf:s s5n
SicE M sIS WOODED LOT, s4.1ao, located es in
:2ssS e! fSss sH gu $As!ssnsssn ssss4 ss s-lfs
IT. N high, wsll-dsysopsd North ArI
improyements in. paved st. and curb. good
sl7s North dis6s rds Ar" Va. oL. sSSS7' y
OFF 18th ST. NV. near Primrose I'd.
SIDE lots for beautiful dssash.d ansr ans ZONES as
tfnest locationl. 80 to 100 TT frontage,
any any desired depth: price. $4,000 up.
9sa4 Or IA. 751i VIZ i'i" ewes. Sd g.
BEAUTIFUL, LGE. LOT in woodmoor; all
utilities avail; 81 $50. McCAuLEY REAL
TY. SH. 6412, SH. S4SS -2l
SLEEPY HOLLOW SUB. Of Falls Church
100 BY 300. wooded; $4,000. MR.. HART.
30 Cedar lane III
AURORA HILLs-Exclu. wooded lot, high
elevation. Priced to sell quickly W. B.
HI 5LLkEkT, 3455 Wash, blvd. Arlington,
6oLoREs660ss5 MoSS4fin 5S4in WILL BUY Beau
tiful bldg. site in ne. near 10Th st. and
Central ave- DAVID COOPER, 800 st.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ssis iath e. N:W:IzSna-hoor front: ?
ss ans eoHsor D.1 asnsst onfb or any other ses
space At only 81 per IT. rental; well
;:::Ss$ IS: ssE9sPga EEF ;s'' y:
bath, newly decorated; nuorescent lights
sEsT LOCATION gr9 for dentist. .;,,, ,sol Ma.
once ono and and residenes, % sfs5 ' mo- '0 TR. ss1s
HsSEf IT y .s.s: +! &c. ;.
IN basement ior storage, etc; can be sub
aiElsss sssNsA ssss AD1' p co. s';iaf IFS ssps !.
siss siss X III. RsSSw Sw.-1.t floor; l.rs. I1e room:
dD SeafGR IHo a'PssEk sns8s Aee, eo
I4Is < A St: Nv; NE. $500. ID
soss or s SseTg g. e, G sa
heat. electric, elevator and char service
sSfSS ITo e. tPhsEaSSTrn sass H'' Z CO.: isis t.
story downtown nreproof once bldg
ssses.d d.. sh as d rs oe: s
workroom or light manufacturing; imne-
diate occupancy; reasonable rentals. Apply
Leasing Dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN a. Co,
l4I5 & St; NV; NJ b46o; ID
suites, excel. r St. location: reasonable
E,ntrnn.s rent; sIilsins ] ssTyiss Can K osIS;
prom. apt, vic. OF Wis. and Mass. ayes.
SSpwYP1%al S, ssTSSsl sG sHit ssSens Or ssos
low rentals. immediate occupancy. Ma
tional Union gldsa g1s st. NV. See
Mr.. KELLER, 816 Ut. NV. -19
0fFICE SPACE, entire LIST a., approx.
500 50. #: nr. Medical Center. 1929
ARLINGToN--2 lss. adjoining on,ees In
prime block Of busy eommsTsisl e; close
siLvER sPkfNG-Excslientiy located fur
nishrd ONCE space for 2 diserimin atins
DOCTORS AND DENTIsTS-Larss and
aey. s SUITES .sor, avn od.In i9s t. Scc
Of the medical center; 2 Dleeks from the
pita1: 24-hr. switchboard and elev. sery-
ices Apply Park Lane Blde.. 2oe5 Eye
= nv: RE- 1400, or call ME. 540o for
detaii1, ID