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Evening star., 1947-05-11
CoVERLETS.

History is ,ooUen into the
1oarp and the aDoot OF the old
couerIet Dhtch Mrs. G1rber is
shot0ing in the picture at left.
The Inscription In the corner
Jonathan Duble, Martins.
burg, Berkeley County, Vir-
ginia"-indicates it 1Das made
before West Virginia became
a State. The quilt, tDhich is
being displayed By Mrs. Hol-
Ida, Is 125 years old. Like the
coperlet, tt has a tour-roses
design ,ohtch sDas a standard
,Deauer's pattern during the
early decades OF the last Gen.
tury. Blue, red, tan and
green are used In the figures.
The photograph doesn't sho,o
the fine stitches tDhich are
characteristic OF the older
quilts, Dhich aDere made by
candlelight after a hard days
houseUork a1ds oDer.
Star staff Photos
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Gamma Phi Beta
Dinner, Bridge

The Washington Alumnae Chapter
Of Gamma Phi Beta will observe an
annual custom by entertaining the
seniors of the University of Mary
land Chapter at a dinner and bridge
at $50 pm. Tuesday at the Fairfax
Hotel.
The program will include a talk
on art by Mrs. M. Robert Dec, who
will present one of her paintings to
the Beta Beta chapter house at
Maryland. The seniors are to select
1t from group of pictures which
she will bring to the meeting.
Each senior will receive silver
gift from the alumnae chapter. After
q brief business meeting Sing
and bridge will round out the
evening.
Reservations may be made before
noon tomorrow.
As Gamma Phi Beta is co-operat-
ing In the Red Gross drive for
recreational items for veterans hos
pitfalls, members are requested to
bring old cards. games, puzzles or
magazines for that purpose to the
meeting.
Mrs. Harry w. Seamans, newly
elected president, will preside. Other
new alumnae officers include: Mrs
j. Earl Lehman, vice president; Miss
Celia Buckner, recording secretary
Miss Jean Daily, corresponding Sec
retary; Miss Irene Hollenback, treas
urer; Mrs. Carleton K. Evans
alumna advisor to Beta Beta; Mrs
Charles T. Akre, Panhellenic del
egate, and Mrs. Alva L. Fem
Panhellenic alternate.
Committee chairmen include: Mrs
Stephen w. Blore, college members;
Mrs. w. Dewey Termohlen, mag
azine drive: Miss Nellie D. Greaves
publicity; Miss Patricia OLaughlin
campships; Mrs. V. Rand Beers
membership, and Mrs. R. Calvin
Beach, Crescent correspondent.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

81 A $10o-a-plate luncheon on Friday
at the MAyhower Hotel IS being ar
ranged BY the Womens Division Of
the $2,00o.0oo United Jewish APP
peal for overseas relief and refugee
aid. The luncheon win be the prin-
|cipal event in the women's cam
paign to raise their quota Of $l00. 900
In the drive.
Mrs. David M. Levy. national
chairman Of the Women's Division,
will be the guest speaker for the
luncheon. Mrs. Levy recently re-
turned from q tWo-month trip to
Europe and Palestine, where she
witnessed relief operations. On her
trip abroad she had the role Of an
Ambassador Of hope" as she told
refugees In the camps Tor displaced
persons that help would be forth
coming this year.
Similar undertaking drives are
being held by the women's divisions
throughout the Nation. This is the
second year that the Jewish women
have conducted individual CAM
paigns within the framework OF the
United Appeal.
Mrs. Edward Cafritz, chairman Of
the Women's Division In Washing
ton, announced yesterday that the
organization hopes to reach Its
500 900 goal at the luncheon.
A number Of women are working
on the various committees, the
group Of chairmen including Mrs
George Marx, special gifts, with
Mrs. Joseph Cherner and Mrs. Alvin
Newmyer as co-chairmen; Mrs,
John Safer, Planning Committee;
Mrs. Cecil Kaufman. hostesses,
with Mrs. Garfield Kass, Mrs. David
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.MnPbiEbsilom

Mrs. Ruth Row Clutcher, national
music advisor and second vice pres
ident of Mu Phi Epsilon Music
Sorority, will be the guest of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter to-
morrow evening at an informal
dinner at the Tally-Ho Inn and
later at a meeting of the group in
the home of Mrs. Ben S. Fisher.
Officers for the coming year,
headed by Mrs. Gertrude Parsons
as president-elect, will be installed
by Mrs. Olive Pratt, retiring pres
ident. A musical program will be
presented under the direction of Mrs.
Quinta FREY.
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OLD LACE.

Reminiscent OF q by~gone
dan. iDhen 1Domen Uied for
Iuurels IN needlepork, are
these beautiful lace doilies
NTH their intricate designs.
Miss Elizabeth CARRIER fdt
right displays seuerdl pieces
sDhich mere part OF an exhibit
OF old handUork, sponsored
last ueek By the Capitol Hill
WCTU at the home of her
mother, Mrs. B. S. CARRIER.
Both doilies shotDn are otoned
bv Mrs. Nellie HolHda. The
one at lett pns made In Ger
many and the Io,Der one, OF
Irish crochet lace, iods gtUen
to her as a uedding present IN
1908. Tke Russian-mdde COP
er on the table pns purchased
at the San Francisco Erpost-
tion. The exhibit ,oas held TO
raise funds for entertainment
OF foreign delegates to the
World WCTU s6nDention at
Asbury Park in June.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Donor luncheon

Rabbi Alexander Alan Steinbach
will be guest speaker at the 18th
annual donor luncheon OF the
Washington Chapter of the Ma
tional Home for Jewish Children at
Denver, Colo, which will be held
at 1890 pm. Wednesday at the
Shoreham Hotel
Rabbi Steinbach, who is with the
Temple Ahavath Sholom Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, will come here especially
for the occasion, l.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
arlington AAUW
To Seat Officers

Installation of officers will be held
at the annual spring luncheon OF
the Arlington Branch, American
Association of University Women
at 1890 pm. Saturday at the Little
Tea House. Arlington Ridge road
Arlington. Va.
The incoming president, Mrs
John Cady, will announce next
years committee chairmen. Re-
ports will be given by the outgoing
officers and delegates to the State
convention.
The luncheon hostesses are Mrs
w. H. Roose, Mrs. Winston Davis
and Mrs. Frank R. Fee. Reserva-
tons will be taken by Mrs. Roose
and Mrs. Davis through Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Ciuic and Study Clubs

Civic and Study ClnbS
science talk; speaker, william 9. Field
Glaciers and F1ords OF SoufnesSSts1n GnsSsnn
Alaska" Wednesdas' 1 Pm iuncheon
voteless District Leasue Of Women tsr! vstssr:
Committee, topic, Current Legislation";
1870 pm, Economic Welfare Committee
Women's City Ciub-Today, 1 to 2 p.m.'
Mothers Day tea. Il
Political Study CIub-saturday, ESQ pm.
Mssnnss Mss Irene Pistorio. American Indians
American Association Of Univsr.ity Women!
pm, Social Studies Committee, .l anal
Series; 8 pm. board meeting. Tuesday,
wednesday, s:15 pm. Membership Com
Poetrs etrs sroup anuii luncheon. Saturday, 1915
pm, Membership Committee luncheon.
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch-.Tuesday, 8
pm, Jesup Blair Community Center
AAUw, Arlington Braneh.Tomorrog,, 2
r. L. Lamkin, 1884 South Utah street,
MS: NJ. /; coe s54s South rSts Stat19'5d tt'6d
Committee. schooi-ate group, with MIS-.
Wilbur Morse, 6031 Ninth street north,
ons meeting with
croaae easia s'Ssss 1855 soatR coamSus a BUS
discussion, Grade Labelling Of das Canned
1890 pm, Little Tea House; annual
Spring luncheon, installation of officers
Woodbridge Book Club-Tuesday, 10 am.
Woodbridge Branch Library.
Capitol Hill History Club "Wednesday
aaa haao B wess Eash Fuson hls Erasss assnus Fails
Church, Va.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Belle Hauen Club

Miss Muna Lee, research assistant
in the American Republics Area
Division, Office of International In
formation and Cultural Affairs OF
the State Department. will be guest
speaker at meeting of the Belle
Haven Woman's Club at / pm
Wednesday at Collingwood, Alex
andria, Va.
Her topic will be Our Cultural
Relations With Latin America"
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Unusual CoIorful Affairs
Tue w Won1ens Groups Schedule
International Epevts IN May
By Frances Lde

washington enyable position when comes 70
manning programs designed international UNDERSTANDING
with more than maintaining embassies or legations
hare Il TO life almost part OF the world
TOR members the usually delighted to assist IN
venture people they represent better known 10 the
United States.
two unusually slated to take place the latter part OF
month
The Womens City Club sponsoring adventure
world to hold United Nations festival
Evening star., 1947-05-11

on Saturday, May "A. The enter
tainment will launch the second
year Of one at the most appealing
programs that has been carried out
here In behalf of European relief. !.
Two days later-on May 26-the
Capital Division of the Weman's
National Farm and Garden Associa-
ton will present an international
fete" in which IA countries will par
ticipete.
The Farm and Garden program
will be in the form OF an afternoon
party at the Shoreham Hotel. with
the wives Of ambassadors and min
listers from the IA countries appear
ing as both honor guests and host-
esses.
These ladies have agreed to serve
tea or coffee in the traditional man
ner Of their respective nations. Each
will provide her own service and
table decorations, so that the set
ting will be authentic and the menu
will include characteristic cakes,
pastries and sandwiches.
Some of the youngsters from the
diplomatic corps will be on hand,
In native costumes, to entertain
with songs and dances. And each
nation will have an exhibit OF
handicraft.
The division is sponsoring the fete
to raise funds for It's scholarships
for rural girls and for donation
to the London ofice Of the Asso-
ciated Country Women OF the World
which was bombed out during the
war.
City Club Fefe
The Women's City Club festival
which will take place at the club
house at 1898 / street NV, also will
have women from the diplomatic
missions as guests OF honor.
It will start with a reception at
5 o'clock, continue with "conti-
mental" dinner ut $50 o'clock and
conclude with a program, MY
Country IT'S" at 8 o'clock in the
drawing room.
The entertainment fare promises
to be excellent. Even more inter-
esting, however, will be a display OF
letters and photographs which have
been received from men, women
and children in seven European
countries, who have been aided by
the club during the past year
through It's adventure in world
friendship"
The adventure" started last
spring when the club formed q
World Relations Department under
the Craftsmanship of Miss Marguer-
ite Griffin
One of the objectives was to pro-
vide relief for some of the coun-
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Business and
Professional Clubs

District Business and Professional Women's
Club-Tomorrow, S:30 pm, o. 9. Cnam.
ber Of Commerce auditorium, voting and
election OF officers.
ouota Ciub-Thursday, Z pm, Tauy-Ho
Tavern.
Insurance Women's Club Of WashinEton--
Tomorrow, 1890 pm, Sheraton Hotei.
luncheon meeting; speaker Eugene
Young.
soroptimist Club of Prince Georses County
"Wednesday, 3 pm, the parish house
1900 Dartmouth avenue. College PARK,
Md, Chinese relief tea; speaker, Dr.
Harley L. Crane.
Soroptimist Club Of WashinEton--Wedne
day. pm. Willard Hotel, luncheon and
election of officers.
Zonta Club-wednesday, pm, Dodge
Hotel, luncheon.
Women's AdvestisinE Club of Washington
Toss 1nasson 2Se s5eskeI john spoonsr
vice president Of Textron Corp.
Writer'S League of Washinston-Thursday
pm, 1851 Columbia road NV.
g omn unity Clubs
woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tuesday,
flower walk in Rock Creek Park; meet
at Presbyterian Church At Chevy Chase Chase
Circle: Wednesdsy; 2:3o W, pm'' ,pns. music
day, noon, German section, picnic lunch
in Rock Creek Park.
Alexandria woman's Club-Wednesday. II
am, art department. tour of Library OF
Congress THURSDAY, 2 pm, Executive
Board meeting, Cameron street audi
torium.
Belle Haven Woman's Club-Wednesday
| pm, luncheon. Collingwood, Alex
andria, Va, elections; speaker. Miss
| Muna Lee of State Department, Our
| Cultural Relations With Latin America.
Women's Community Club Of Kensington-
! I0morroy To- Masonic Hail. hens'ns'0n
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomorrow. !
| pm. literature section, with Mrs
Horace W. Parsley. 5O63 Glenbrook ter.
| race NV Friday, 11:30 am, home
| section. luncheon, National Gallery, oi
| Art cafeteria. | pm. lecture: speaker
| Miss Margaret Brown Of Smithsonian
T,stttution staff.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Air Forces Sb0U

A luncheon and fashion show will
be held by the Air Forces Woman s
Club of Washington at l pm. We'd
nesday at the Boiling Field Onicers'
Club. Mrs. Lauris Norstad, presi-
dent, will preside, and laostesses for
the afternoon will be Mrs. O. p.
Weyland and Mrs. r. w. Webster.
Guests will be permitted.
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Evening star., 1947-07-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, near Key
Bridse; ample parking facilities, zoned
commercial, ideal for retail distributors:
hreproof building. has approximately
10000 "a. It. floor area, including ofaces
on .nd floor large display window, situ-
ated on lot $4,000 50. It. CAL Mr.
Mitchell, with ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO.,
Realtors Shoreham BLDG. Ma. 4760. ewes,
GH 1000: Ext. i43 Exclusive. 8
KENNEDY ST. NV, near 3rd-1st comm.
brick have this hsn desirable
sPeHoRsSs sPss Psssf Sf M 's iao E.'i py terms as
eIa0 PENN AVE. N.W-Vacant July J.,
in rear; lot ssxll7 to 3o-ft alley:
1@-unit apt, Sc; Gross rental. $4,000.
Price, $4,000. MICHAEL WALSH d son,
I'LL Eye st. NV, RE. S2s"; eyes, GO.
LioUoR STORE and tourist home on a
beautiful lot. close in. fronting 274 feet on
Baltimore pike and zoo feet deep: tourist
home sets we'll back from road; contains
10 newly decorated rooms, 3 modern tile
baths: has oil h-w.h.; liauor store crosses
about $4,000 annually; the price OF S3S.-
600 is really low for this 1st-class COM
msrsi,! mere RroPsrts For ,Ppoanitament te r.
ERIcK W. sERENs SALES. INC. 1893 X
co,LokED@GA; 81, , AYE, CORNER ,tors ard :
included in sale. Private entrances make
it ideal for development as ofnces and
stores Possession at settlement. Mr..
Hunter. Ma: a300; eyes: and Suns. GL
5.sb. BOSS & PHELPS. INC. l4l7 X
Evening star., 1947-07-05
SUBURBAN SAlI-vlR6lNlA.


BRICK-S sweet rms. bath, eonv. 70
ssntsyen; e!I heat; saesE .f:pStsrr.:ss' .s
HONE COMFORT, open sat. Sun: and
iEe. liv. rm, with fireplace; shrubbsry and
trees; q miles from 2. C., close to sehsols
Beautiful shade trees FL around this rs
Vienna. Va. The owner says sell, ioy low
PRICE Of $3.50; possession witn settlement
Bungalow and acrease-We have Z
srand place for Ss.400, In the suburbs 9
miles from, D. c. Call US. ia.
Fruit trees and screage-3 acres with
barn. shrubbsry and frqi: trees; 4.bsarm
D. c.. close to schools ana stores, This
egnsr mHst sell g. enes W. maSs Gs,nn, an oyer
Vienna :s6 or &c: ewes, 80. or SO. -!
nifty to move into . lons-established prac-
sice with earnings over $4,000 per ";
condition; ; One. rms. SET up for medi;
cal practice Pretty "a nod town sS9at ar,M 80
REALTY CO. Fairfax 33l-J. Il
Evening star., 1947-07-05

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
GEoRGEToWN--M0d.In 2-.toTy j 6lie6 ss6
yearly income sooa Leases sCn s.xss 2sy oss sS
EosAhp Est aE4Ir9 slSs Co. oo Nh ss
ss1SS& sss;: sEe"Sa;, sPsSoo sPs1' Eotrs Il Tsi
@ 18th sT..s-story brick. suit.bl. for doc
apts,; yearly income, S4 $40: excellent In
vest ys;tmsnt PhGns f.snH Mr. D9ass o. 7s9e @G
eoNeREss con- S1 wi HEsidars-1a-unit brick. g.
month-old apt. house. IN one Of the areas
Ssst Sas 1snt. rental. dss' ssU .snSs at
bldss, almost complete. II you are lookins
for a ?-bedrm. apt. and an ineome, this Is
i 6s 4s, g.. open s .s sNArE Ex sa16 REALTY
MASS. AvE.-converted semidst. brick, g.
story dwelling, showing over S4Oo per
ss san on .1ms Ss AT: n:nHsd IS ..ss sad
shssTE a ssia!is RlaI4a iIRsso eo los ~: Sse %
so.uNIr APT. conveniently located. near
dRarf dstrict; sppproxlm.s.iy p sl4, 900 sro.. per
:fss'ns Fashsd refsss on to sua.d
sis Hs'nspfl' St. only fSH0s 81 ssss .tsi s. f2
F.:asj s.ooat. st. d1ossSER 1SssS PROPERTY, leased to
pays ali expenses: permanent value Of loca;;
sha Sa ptop.lsg 0?sY sca
investment; may consider orer. For fur
ther inform tion, please call Albsrt Gayton'
Wo; va assi;; with sHANs9N 4. s3s, b LucAs 60"
RooMfNG sSoS q! RoUsE aH 20 on Ma Mass ave. com
pletely furnished and bIinsnE $3.50 .
month; oil heat eisctrie .s1risntorn doHntoVn
MccaSlsy CH ss47, With SHANNON 4
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. %
BRICK ArAaIMENT PART HOUSE: :,:s ss1,oSn; r'tn
70 building; tull basement: eh-gh;' sao : 5000 .
i;s sseR &C. aS sss t.
s.il Nj PS|s; sSv St,sx located in .sea
sinsst s $50 'est9n Nh Agisds.: kELIEy : sRHN.
NER. D1. 774o; ewes. and SUNDAY, "a
THIS is AN opportune time. to buy. and
we have several very, good buys IN APIS p.
from 2 to 9s units, including some suit-
able for colored occupancy: these ny Al pay
Of cas- cash REQ required. we will gladly furnish
~! ~. ss4s; sss' .yss., s sH. ISIS. CITY WHITE
near Capitol: y apts. Of rms. KIT An And
$4,000: BLDG. is In excellent cond. and
can be bought .risht: Call Mr.. Gerber;
EN-. 1922. with IEGuM GERBER
iSth sT., 4-UNiT APT. on 18th ST., be.
tween Irving and Lamont-Property beins
sold completely turn. and In EXCELLENT cor:
ceiling Of S4,p2O per year: = splendid In
vsstYlrent as is or iasal for use as pro
fessional once, club or fraternity: To In
SMITH. Realtor, Il13 18th ut. NV, RE
1851; eves.. TIE. 1850: =
Evening star., 1947-07-05
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINlA.

A BRICK HOME FOR SIO.5OO-Has liv-
> bedrooms and tile bath, full basement,
oil a.-c. heat; mr.. bus and shopping; S 800
cash will handle. Shown by appt only
WRIGHT REALTY. INC, Realtors, 4701
Columbia pike Arlington, Va. CHI. '4soo.
SOUTH ARLINGTON-A Colonial brick
Kitchen. 2 bedrooms and tile bath; full
basement. oil &C heat, auto. gas water
heater. This home Is in perfect condition I;
from D. C, mr. bus. shopping; owner NOV
ing to another State must sell; low cash
pa yment will handle. Shown by appt. only
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va" cH. $500.
Evening star., 1947-07-05
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MANUFACTURING PLANT or warehouse
Tor sale i-story building, eontaining ap.
pnd srSH over 100000 10000 cubic IT.; zoned indus
trial; suitable for variety Of uses; pri-
vate spur track with loading dock, heavy,
duty power distribution system, overhead
crane, modern heating equipment, ample
outside land for expansion; property. in
excellent condition, conveniently located
responsibIe tenant See WEAVER BROS,
INC. washington Bldg. DI. 5000 Is
Evening star., 1947-07-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

& ,8ss SO. TT, second commercial xround
at 436-43s X st. NV. 30-ft. alley In rear
plans complete. building permit issued.
ready TO 70: will make changes to suit
respon sible tenant on long-term lease.
LUTHER l., MILLER, $3.50 31st pl. NV,
iaSSo MoSetsy ysaTsRE 3fs FEET v.r.hous. sp.c. in
new, modern. dry building, 1t hoor, Ar
lington, Va: as cents per square foot.
Can MRS. YocHIM; OF. $3.50. IS
2.4OO SO. FT. WITH OFFICE-FrepIooi.
iishts, Iavatory. Just completed. Ideal
location. Call RE: 1895. 10
TO- 600 SQUARE FEET will divide into 2
thousand or more feet space as desired;
downtown location, good any type nefchan
disc: reasonable; long lease. Immediate
OCCUPANCY. Boz BIER, Star. -5
Evening star., 1947-07-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE

n 1cREs, wooded. Glenn psle. No SsS.
JANIS !. issnins'' 1. 'MAAoNEY woodv,sa s.s.,, sts,',
ssFFrSerRylLE; 81 Md, whit; l.n;, .. ,oo;.s
sss sss ,si%. in sts1 isSfsisS ~.
kysk Ispsk MI NSdiISAMsoSfEiS AseSSSnf eI acres or less For
sSRy4 tgT,SsF 9f0Ws%sss''%a Wsss Wash st. AkS k:ns. HAy
MNa, Mar r5Rs rd5RsEaT es1'r FALLS, vA,-zst. acres Mr..
s.fnss'0es i.fms, can FsENSEl' Mclean "a I'm:
Se%h Sa9d . '4SNANpALE: yA.-Asou, 81 acre,
Of snd suitable for ,,asyisi,v asyslepm'nt Tl,h
ss4s e 'ss is fSsa ~ aE MAZE,
ii ACRES; wooded, .;si.isv on ststs ROAD 'e;nity
suMalss sSsh ssh2 aE 5sss ri 'sT: sT:. ea 0SoF Ss
an. ACRES, nearby virsinia' = clear,
Nsmori. sEiasss gut L.s Miles s,vd to "a H,soi.ss ms
s.;s s.;s ;hHs oss1sAA osss1sAAosr}E n E' g S4l
sldAsc dAscKfEs:: fss: SWsaildert Ssil Indian Head I'd .o,s
so 1sis ySap grs.dM dMAaosH4 81 N fR'? R8
ysrd css slsss'' 81 Re D. 4 Rout. 1as; 90 m,l.,
from B. G.; wide frontage. ssntly roAln,
nicely wooded; price Siao nmveos Hsr S ms
20 ACRES: near Msnsssa ,,soi,, Xsi .,cf:; ,5os
ty and well; Ssd;.n1,aasd aa39iaadns roads on o.s so.a
81 300; low down payment; ps also nlo,. ohr
auaH ifassisa aMei6fARMip' Real Estate vi'5n.
Mclean. "a nesGs,SS essGls,SS,,s.ssrtetsG r.isSsf e0Sn \,
division Approved nign sror,n. svsts1a sst, cmys ro,s
ERMfN ns.sta s Nx sas e simTeod s1s ,s., - -
eSo eensls., Is Il A.sht: & .f .Saissi. s!sm es..
snd an ne new south CAPITOL st. Bridge sox
ssfELEcfs sfHE s'afEN GLEN HILLS for real liyins. A;
sr.etiys sites IN .,.ystian ssttins % With hnse, as,
scr. sn iG Tor hns 26.sers tracts; 10 81 200 toF
sh1Ice ,ss: ,.sr. iis'i ts p.s sme sic % contains
soS.. barn soess.SSI's ts 1soRbS;. b4s.
a;eSss :s 5; sssoG AKyIS 4 SSHi
400 Il. from state I'd. 70 mi; ?. G.: North
Fairfax near Rt 7-Beautiful hish: Sc.
limited to to on. approved homs;; $3.50:
So 900 cash, bal. small monthly nyuMts>
snowss Fl oxcsss L q Suidina Sites Just mnut..
dry. from beautiful Inda5assidi ior ladSssr Essr.d
coiored development; will sell BY the aers
lot or as . whole; priced for quick sac
Phone AT. al17.
/ ACRES In town Of Vienna. ,va.-7:r9eoIm
sss.saia y acre in 'tTsvssTf'''' pri'"
ISs. acres good tillable land, Is miles
from D. c.. in Fairfax hunt CLUB section,
on 5000 srsyel road; price: $4,000. ,sEoAnY sEAY
Vienna ais. -
CoLORED - oxoN HILL, MD, e7os
Tucker. I'd. So =, sa,oab. . acres -
cH. ACRES to is, acres. near
odenton; 500 =. up; paved road some
wooded, on Patuxent River. ma. eS"o'
Evening star., 1947-07-05
COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

square feet of dry. airy and sunny sround
fioor space in freproot building With
p. a. o. siding alongside OF building
Best use, freight terminal, wholesalers
printing. bottling, etc. A splendid location
for advertising in the best location IN =
new commercial section OF the GapMai'
VIII alter for tenants convenience. For iur-
ther particulars. contact MR.. J. COQ1TO'
1928 Webster st. NV, Washinston' p c"
or your own broker ~
nw.-i3 rooms. . baths, automatic gas
heat, 2-car saraEs in rear. For business
purposes only. THOMAS P. BROWN. $40
4th St sw, MA. 1919 d