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Evening star., 1947-02-23

Radio is going to have to develop
O thick skin. If it doesn't it's due
for terrible, quivering inferiority
complex. People are picking on
radio all the time, now. All over the
land groups are arising in righteous
wrath to protest at the overwrought
melodramatics that come from their
loudspeakers. Critics have decided
that radio has grown up to a point
where its actions no longer need be
overlooked as those of a confused
child trying to adjust itself to the
world. They keep telling radio to
act it's age and stop playing those
nursery games.
Only few days ago American
radio had to stand there and take a
dressing down from another group
of radio critics. These were the
Moscow followers of the profession.
Ungrateful when offered a small
portion of our bounteous broadcast
fare, the Moscovites announced that
the first program beamed at them
by the State Department was moth
ing to divert a man from his eve
ming theological studies. They liked
this fellow Bing Crosby all right, the
Russians admitted, but they did not
think much of the Stephen Foster
song he sang.
The Russian critics of the State
Department offering also claimed
that portions of the program were
too "highbrow." Without having
heard the show we wouldn't know
what about it was too "highbrow,
but the very thought that the ether
waves were carrying something OF
that description one night last week
Is no end intriguing.
It just goes to show the difficulties
we must surmount before we can
meet the Russian mind. They think
our radio programs are too high
brow"
We know how to solve the prob.
lem, though, if the State Depart
ment is interested. It's simple. Just
turn that beam around, fellows. Let
us try out that program that was
too "highbrow" and aim a few OF
the things we now get toward
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Homer capehat, Senator Carl Hatch, Repre-
sentaives Margaret Chase Smith and W. J.
Bryan Dorm appear with Joel Kupperman, Jack
Rooney, Naomi Cooks and Lonny Lunde.
wIK, 4;30-Dr. Oscar lyanissevieh, Argen-
tine Ambassador TO the United States, is inter
viewed.
W0P, 5:0O-AIee TempIeion presents his
version Of open the Door, Richard"
WRc, 5:00-Arturo Toseanini conducts Sehu.
bets Symphony No. 7" and SinigagIia's over.
ture, ia Baruffe Chiozotie."
WlK, 5:00-A discussion Of "TeIeVsion" by
Curtis PIummer, chief Of the Fec ielevison
section, and Joseph Borkin, local television
Evening star., 1947-02-23

served by the first flight in each
direction, where they will be back
stamped and dispatched onward to
destination.
Postmaster General Hannegan has
announced Scent commemorative
in honor of Joseph Pulitzer to go
on sale April 10, the Tooth anniver-
sary. of the birth of the renowned
journalist. Mr.. Pulitzer was born in
Budapest in 1847. After coming to
the United States he joined the staff
of the Westliche Post in st. Louis,
later becoming managing editor and
part owner. He represented the New
York Sun as correspondent in Wash
ington and the capitals of Europe.
He subsequently acquired the St.
Louis Post-Dispatch and in 1883
bought the old New York World. In
1887 he established the Evening
World in New York. He created a
fund to found school of journalism
and also established what are to-
day the Pulitzer Prizes for outstand-
ing work in journalism and litera-
ture. Mr.. Pulitzer died in Charles
ton, S. c., October %, 1911. Place
of sale and description of the stamp
will be announced later.
The Philippine Rizal overprint
turns out to be more elaborate than
first reported. Using the 2-centavo
brown stamp issued early in 1916,
the new Philippine government
overprinted philippines across the
top of the stamp, the words, "50th
Anniversary Martyrdom," in a cir
Gle surrounding Rizals portrait and
'fOf Rizal, 1896-1946" across the
bottom.
Correction: Firestone Tire & Rub
her Co., Akron, Ohio, has not issued
an illustrated pamphlet on the sub
ject of stamps referring to the rub
ber industry, officials stated.
Macy's Philatelic Center, which
made history six years ago with
purchase and sale of the worlds
rarest stamp, 1856 British Guiana
1-cent magenta, has been closed
and it's stock of items valued at
more than 100000 will be sold at
auction by ]. g. H. Stolow of New
York the latter part of next month
Macy's center operated for about
10 years.
H. R. Harmer, Inc. of New York
has acquired the stocks of Eugene
Klein, Inc, of Philadelphia, the
transfer requiring f1ve-ton van.
Capital Precancel Club will meet
tomorrow night at s in Week S
Stamp Shop, 1929 New York avenue
INV.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
News About Stamps
!! i

Special cachet and imprint
OF Operation Highjunlp on
coUers received from the Byrd
Expedition to Little America.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

lVfSuIloHl.
WMAl, THE
Ten Talents" based
on the parable, is
given.
WM&L, 8:00-The
radio premiere Of Ed.
ward MaeDowe|rs
Tragic Symphony"
WRc, 500 Elsa
Maxwell and Nelson
Eddy add 10 the en-.
ieriainment on the
Bergen show.
WRC, $50 Beri
Lahr gives Fred Allen
some pointers on play
-.l,nx
Evening star., 1947-02-23

The Post Office Department is
expected to announce soon complete
details of its stamp issues COM
memorating the centenary Of first
U. S. postage stamps. These will
include a Scent stamp and a souy-
enir or miniature sheet reproducing
the 5-and-10-cent stamp of 1847.
First stamps we're issued July OF
that year.
Washington Philatelic Society will
celebrate the stamp centenary
with a program at the Sheraton
Saturday. The program consists of
an auction from to 6, a social hour
and bourse from to 7 and a dinner
at 7. Make dinner reservations
with Joseph A. Herbert, jr., Lincoln
O129. Persons wishing to sell ma
terial at the auction should send
lots (minimum net 81 each) to
Albert F. Kunze at Pan American
Union, Seventeenth street and Con-
stitution avenue, not later than
wednesday. Congress passed legis-
lation for use of U. S. stamps early
in March, 1947.
Wednesday the Washington Phil
atelic Society is sponsoring an ex-
hibition of a portion of the early
stamps and covers collected by Nor
ton o. Cooper. Mr.. Cooper will
speak.
The Silver Spring Philatehc So
cietv will meet Thursday at 8 pm
in the County Building in Silver
Spring. An active bourse and cir
cult feature is planned and visitors
are invited.
The Indiana General Assembly
has before it a resolution requesting
issuance of a commemorative 3-cent
stamp for Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln's mother died and was
buried In Indiana and there Lincoln
lived for a number Of years in his
youth. The resolution asks that the
stamp "embody the likeness of the
face or head, or some presentation
of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, in honor
of the mothers of the United States
OF America"
Airmail service will begin on OF
about March / at San Jose, Calf, or
route AM-76, and special cachet
will be provided. First fight air
mail covers sent to the postmaster
at San Jose should be accompanied
by letter authorizing holding o.
the covers and requesting the appli:
cation of the cachet. Space approx
mately 21a by 21a inches to the LEFT
en- the address side of all covers i!
required for the cachet. Covers
Evening star., 1947-02-23

| W1P, 3:00-Jesus
Maria Sanroma plays
TschaikowskY's B FIai
Piano Concerto. -
Brahms Third Sym.
phony" completes the
concert.
| WAR, 3:00-Siu.
| dent-Veterans consider
Whats Wrong With
| College Education To.
day!"
| WIKI, 4:UU Inc
| Quiz Kids and mem.
bers Of Congress split
into Republicans VS..
Democrats for today S
Evening star., 1947-02-23

VOL, o:0o.A new radio technique is intro
dueed enabling the listener 10 "ear.witness" The
sensations Of gradual deafness in The los
Hour"
WT0P, o:00-peier LORE and fhe Elliott
Rooseve!ts call on HiIdeaarde.
WMAl, t0:O0-clifion Webb, Peggy Woot
and Leonora corbett in the roles they created
on Broadway in 'BIithe Spirit" the Noe
Coward comedy.
W0P, i0:30-Lou Costello explains hi!
Junior Youth Foundation; Soprano Helen 1rdube
retounis her rise 10 Metropolitan Opera fame
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts admit the
general public For tickets. phone
the station or, in the case Of WTOP,
write.
lean Forum Of the Air. $50 pm.
Tuesday: Meet the Press" 1880
WRc@Republic 1000. "Tyner
Time" 6:15 pm. Thursday; Match
less Service Time" z pm. Saturday;
Tin Pan Ballet 1890 pm. Mon
il wWDc-Nationai 1903. "Teen
Time Revue" $50 am. Saturday;
open House" 10 am. Monday
WMAL-Nationa 5400. wonder
Flame" 7:3O pm. Tuesday; Amer
lean QUIZ pm. Saturday: las the
Wheels Turn" 8:15 pm. Wednesday:
'.Kitchen Kwiz,' 1870 ?. m. Thursday.
WTOP-Earle Building. Quiz
down. 10 a IN. Saturday; Meet the
Missus," 1:3O pm Saturday; Top
Talent" $3.50 D. m Saturday; Stump
u.s." 4:3O pm. Tuesday and Thurs
day; you're the Top" 2:30 pm.
WiNx-"It Seems to U.s." 7:30 :. m.
Monday at Raleigh Hotel. No tickets
necessary.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
News Broudcusts Today
FEATURES ON THE
AIR TODAY

WRc, i2:30-"ls Japan changng! answered
by George Aeheson, United States politiea
adviser at Tokyo, and John Emmerson, assistant
TO the chief Of Japanese Affairs, State Depart
meni.
WRc, i:30-"How Should We Raise Our
ehiIdren!" debated.
WBcc, 'Teen.age Training for To
morrow" is discussed.
WMAL, Wings for One World !!
the story Of the Air Transport Command.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

originating in San Jose will be sent
to terminal or junction point to be
served by the first flight in each
direction, where they will be back
stamped and dispatched onward to
destination.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VACANT, FOR SALE, RENT or exchange-
2l30 Pa ave. NV. store and Two 5,rm.
acHAEG sRt; E Walsh u 81 sos 'G'} 1911 ssS
Iith iI AND L SITS. N.w.-1st commercial;
4-story and bsmt brick; ls rooms; ST. daeSl oian
Immediate sale. Call til pm. LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV os NE
FIRST FRS COMMERCIAL. 1925 Georsia ave
Lge. frontage with possible inc. over $500
PoNT PaosSsF- kEAITY Co. s1is Mt. Pleasant st
THis TTs pr PPgkoPERrY, SSssrY beautifully located on
over acres, with good frontage on MAN
baths; dining .rm, seating 100: barn re-
modelled into business. property well ar
ranged for private school, tearoom, clun
sSoTn bT home or ou CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., 4420 Conn. ave-
EN- 1900 It'll pm. -26
ROUTE 1-Business properly 1or suoSllsn- slan-
andria: has road frontage of 3O2 IT. on
highway and approximately 300 1T. deep
present operator is now deriving subStan-
grill, small furnished apartments tali
with iceboXes and stoves). frozen custard
stand and an orange crush dispenser: in
cluded. with the Erill are tables. chairs
electric refrigerators. e;ec meat slicer,
elec. stove, and other valuable equipment;
living quarters include 3 excellent bed
nice living room plumbing and heating,
well above average: price, S65o00. terms.
For full information, including financial
statement inspection n, etc- & sal ALeS IIM 1155,
CAN CO.. Realtors and Insurors 200 Rup-
ley Bldg, SIS King ST.. Alexandria ex:lu-
sivc AGENTS. -N
Evening star., 1947-07-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

81 ACRES, waldorf Indian Head Td...
school bus, telephone: etc: is miles D: e:
Only s12Go Also as se5eS aMas
E. MAHoNEY. woodward Bldg. RE. 24I1. AZ
POTOMAC, MpIs level acres, ssst 9. Flyer EaSss
term ferms kl'eRea RoRzENpoRFRR EN- asEa sRooss.
Hs2S.r nc; RssIt0FS MI OIL 1885, ewes, ao Mr.
CONE eoIGEr; ro Ut GLEN 2S' H1LLs-why delay Until
the best sites are bought? These fine l-20
ose hemsS eonseon e you YOU and
swept ,knolls give restful vistas reaching
5es 5ee Gss asn s hns ony s mnses
downtown Washington when super high
way is built. Drive through Rockville 21a
Rfs Rs ssn EssS y aAVs Eats s5s se Co. At ss
100 100 ACRES TIMBER. Louisa County, Va.
e so miles esk Gm rest phe ns and sNad
5000 . full price; terms. 1mmed geess.
64iA ACRES with approximately 90 acres
clear. "a mile from Annandale with b5Q-
IT. frontage on Falls Church-Annandale
rd. Also secondary access road, trunk line
nile mile frontage ' on n Holmes Run; excellent
for subdividing and subresidence; transp. to
Washington from either Falls Church or
ert9 Prced sePSas at SEQ per ena sre
s-AcRE 1HtMAE EsTAfE&Rare si apDortanity to buy
land in the path Of future DEVELOPMENT.
County line: SCOTT. frontage On fine paved
oaa sf ST sued ssfoRa for s Small sreup
your new home. Price per acre Is less
hsH smell LIT Rssgrs Easg ps ss2o EAST
WE HAVE 90 tracts Of 8, 3la and 5
acres each of highly productive land; each
is well located and on an arterial hwy
mr.. Silver Spring. Priced to sell E. s.
PRIcs Pr sr;s. 3 oe NE $780, PL' 1881; or gal
r ACRES, high eround. fronting on west
nie north q %ssnn
GSSsr GeRhs e ssss f sSnsfz
elusive efus With JOHN c: WRIaHf NC, aos
6W! 6sai9 s19sl e1as' Arl'' Va eA' 47''' s7 eyss
POTOMAC HUNT SECTION. overlookinf
the Potomac, 16 miles from White House
Large frontage, on River, road and Canal
glysTl CAL joseph g, Rutley, H. na &
59ss aSRss sseni9gs mlss EN- D. ego e. Monts CO. s s
small estate, or subdivision; S1soo pc
$500 AN ACRE in nearby vireinia; 6 acres
electricity, all-year road, tall oak trees;
5000 down. S35 per month. VERNON M
LYNCH g. SONS, 7 miles, out Columbia g
pike dial Alex 5906. closed Sundays. -?7
NEAR POTOMAC RIVER at Smith Poin
over so a. fine timber cleared, make sum-
mer resort near good beach salt water;
SIL. SPRG., / blk. off Old Bladensburg rd.,
SO. of -Four Cors.-over IL acres at $4,000
a.; water, sewer, stores and bus tsubdtV.
site). H. F. BIEBER. SH. $685.. -27
BURTONSVILLE, MD.-Two 5-acre tracts,
near busline; $3.50 each, terms
Highland. Md-54 acres to be cut UP
in 1-acre tracts up: on hiThway; phone;
BURDoFT, Colesville. Nd. Call Ashton,
Evening star., 1947-07-26
LOTS FOR SALE tcenf J .

WOODED BUILDING LOT, beyond D. C..
line Sc; cash or terms; best offer. Alex.
Z 4Sg CHOICE COMMERCIAL LOT with all
Improvements on Georgia ave. extended,
at wheaton Mdsizs, toxl4C; suitable nt,Ias
reasonably. :; s. PRICE L Co. i NE,
TiSAlRsoMA P2RK-For sale: beautiful Be
a BUS nes all SeatiH atiiities: C sG5oo. owner sH
sfsSa lot IN i all
utilities; 2 blocks to bus and SHOPPING
center; 10,6ss So. IT.; $4,000. TO. 5397.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-l5o beauti-
fully w9oded SS lots sos soxlsG
undsr aG 81 all Utilities msd
ss55: $3.50: Special consideration to builders.
sSAs5A ss4HS IS
eoRsfR g. sfHto! Iii IT. ANS lSSs 9th Con-
sress Heights--7,s 50. IT.; good for IS
seorf e fDsA 81 G'if5 ssf5 s. sss cspto SIR
Forest HE1GMTs Just ps,siet
aenss ssa c st ss2sssb sss 81 sssf5 shs 8
EAST "a, FF WAsaiSiGroN s3GRi rARk-1ot 4oxloo,
bordering Fort Dupont PARK GOOD loca-
ton, . blocks from schools, near shopping
BEAUTiFUL W WOODED IoTs, "a acre or
larger; restricted Out Ga. ave. to 1000
block, right on Arcola ave. "a mile. Owner
on property. MARIN. ~
BETHESDA-Fnglish Village. large wooded
let level, zox16o; lo,s77 SO. it: s1S:s75.
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD lots, 5Oxi7 rs
each lot; electric. and water avail; sewer
age approved UN 1862. 80
| POPLAR LANE, west Of 18th St, mr. Kali
mia rd.--A beautiful wooded lot in this
| lovely unrestricted neighborhood: 1928
| So. it.; priced at 45c per SO. it. SOLD
orlginally in 1926 for 7Qc per So; T. Fo.
| Broker TIE. 3775. or HENRY E. TRIP
Realtor, Ma. 6705. -27
HIGHLY RESTRICTED building site. or
high elevation, overlooking Rock Greek
Park: lot 125x240; can be purchased al
40c per square #.
rd. s.e-4 lots, containing 10,5s0 50. it.
can build on 4Ofo of the land; buildinG
40 #. high: can be purchased for $4,000
For further information. call Mr. Adams
Ma 67O5: ewes. WO h713, with HENRY
E. TRIP. Realtor. 1911 l. st. NV
OLORED-FAIRMONT HEIGHTs-ont
| lot, 25x135. Good for store or any kine
| being paved. Call VI 1868 81
Evening star., 1947-07-26
ZEAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOE end TRUST NOTES; quick set
Element. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye
lst AND End TRUST LOhNS-Promoi
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. SIT
9th st NV RE. $3.50.
LOANS TO d. c., MD, VA. HOME owners
Without excessive title charges or az
praisal fees; low rates. SECURITY FL
NANCE CORP. S3S Investment Bldg, D1.
aooNEY ON SECOND TRusg-we WIZ
buy second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd
%oRfaAds 4 " RSEsrnsNr cokp
NY ave NV National 1888
Ist, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"a hrs. Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO.. EX.. 5499.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryland,
Virginia or D. C. property. THE AMER1-
CAN CO., S07 18th, MA S032.
QUICK CASH OFFERS for second-trust
notes. Shepherd 0953, am. to pm.
end-TRUsT LOANS. D. c., Md. Va prop.
immed service, low rates, no appraisal
fee, or excessive title charge; Phone,
write or come in. MAURICE B. BERENTER
& Co., Suite .207. Az 5th st. NV, Dl.
Isl, end, srd TRUST LOANS. nearby Md !,
Va. and D. C.; mo: payts: lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO, o905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
1912, RE 1913 2S'
Evening star., 1947-07-26

DOCTORS OFFICES and apt, combined;
prom. apt, vic. of Wis. and Mass. ayes
WI REMODEL to sli: tenant. OR. s5os:
up FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP ;,
905 18th st. NV, RE. 1881. Call until
COM. AvE.-2,ooo SO. IT. in modern ele;
Vator ofice bldg, divided in rms; will
rent half and char util. furn. OR. 650S
1864 X ST. NW.-3rd fl. consisting OF z
rms, pvt lavatory, all facilities. This l.
clean office space. Contact. Mr.. LEPS
NAcAST NASat STORE OR OFFICE space for
rent on street floor. 730 Kennedy st. NV
a7 900 SO. FIT. of air-conditioned othcs
space, located u block from woodward &
Lothrop. viii rent in whole or as suites adt es
KHss tass'isss Realty 2fs"SSo CO, EN-. 500. |3s
downtown; cheap rent. 81. 5192 ga
DESK SPACE-For those who want tne
best. completely furnished. modern, attrac-
tive Offices on the ground floor OF tne barl
Bldg, 90 18th st. n. W; receptlonlsI ano
switchboard service. pleasing, coml OF
able conference room Is available Tor pIi-
vate discussions. Call District 2s69. Il
SUITABLE for q doctors office; approx
imately 800 SO. 1T. of space on frst moor
of large apt house. vicinity OF 14th ano
Park I'd. NV; 24-hour switchooard serv-
ice; available for immediate occupancy
$50 month. Telephone MIR. HAGEhmasaS'
CO. $500, -So
Evening star., 1947-07-26
SEVERAL GOOD DOWNTOWN locations;
leases available; call until p m, RE. 1851
1TDST NaTInN coz

SEVERAL GOOD DOWNTOWN locations;
FfRsT EfhssS a1sifPs aAfoNsh AL neatly corr
19ts Ii6o $: s1st ST ST. N.w.-store with extra
NOR g. son. RE. 1926 rs
ARLINGTON, Just off Lee hwy. opposite
Hot Shoppe-About 700 so. IT.. suitable for
store, ofnce, printing shop, furniture dis
play ETC. plenty Of parking sPsce Pa S0n S09a
North Kirkwood rd,, oW. 1897 or FA
new snE,N7 SHOPPING cENTER-opening for
mems haberdashery and sporting goods
store etc or ,sa.sd new ,nc,,d sErss
ing safeway,. woolworths, Peoples Drug
store, chain shoe store, womenS wear, etc.
Act quickly Call Mr.. Taylor SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
HARDWARE sTORE-Excellent opportu-
nifty in park and shop development being
erected in jefferson Village on the corner
of Lee blvd and Falls Church ch-Annandale
rd. Fairfax, County, va: pevelopment t,t,, to
supermarket: approximately l.500 houses
now completed and occupied; large apart
ment development planned Immediately
Sns For ssSSS RsS a8d deHg co So se
PARK AND sHOP-Proposed shopping
center of eight stores to be built on Mich
in the District of Columbia, near haywood
Gardens large apartment deveiopment ana
many other apartments and houses con-
Struction to start in the near future. hve
stores already leased, For plans M ] apd IN /.
LUCHS CO.. exclusive agents, 1905 H st.
NV, Ma 2345 ~
Evening star., 1947-07-26
OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNT.)

TWO LARGE ROOMS. 13xl3 T.. private
s1ns WIS aye VI VIA
in the most densely populated District area
we have for rent in new building. at
Ind and Kennedy SITS, NV: a number Of
with all plumbing, electric, gas and air
connections for equipment; location is
1905 parking always; proposed new gen
a housands se weekly to this iocaton the ems
tire floor particularly designed for pro-
fessional men; act now before all spaces
LECTURE ROOM AVAILABLE tby day or
week. for G4rs
CoMPLETELY FURNISHED. executive
type oe moasrn d.s
setup for sales or professional ONCE
llo1 Vermont ave. nv, Suite 203, go
legation; WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
DisTRICT LAWYER has furnished once
e ams sn on eSSd dSo osaon na tseDssne so o d
poefoRs Pes9f ds'sF oFrncrs 81 near a new oeorse
Washington University Hospital. 3 rooms,
about 500 so. it.. in modern apartment
building y Si0o Ssn, month. Call resident man ma
ATTENTION, national organization-Here
are oflces which you may well be proud Of
located on goth ST., between NJ and sts
This building has lust been completely re-
modeled, tbGrouehout. Contains approxi5;
rent offered. These quarters deserve your
Inspection, For additional intormatien nR
THtdL1RS TWo FEooks o Is in l. completely remodeed
building on K ST. near Medical Center
which can be rented together or sep
aratsly. Suitable for doctors. dentists,
chiropractors, chiropodists, architects etc.
Immediate possession. Very reasonable
rent. Call Mr. Jenkins on Monday, SHAN
NON 81 LUcHs CO.. 1908 st. NV Ma.
2345. ~
I4I9 IRVING ST. N.w.-2nd floor open
| space-about $500 square feet: front and
side windows and large skylights, side
excellent heat; immediate possession; rea-
| sonable rental. Consult Mr., Taylor
SHANNON & LUcHs Co. 1905 H st. n NV
EXcEILENr LocATIoN-K st. mr. Conn,
| ave, newly dec. lse. sgle. ONCE rm. on
End A; DRuRY. Realtor. 1877 X st, n NV
TWo ~ oFfIcE ROOMS. Services included
9l1 18th st. NV. -
Evening star., 1947-07-26
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
600 SQUARE FEET, corner lot, Fl

$4,000 SQUARE FEET, corner lot, graded
to street level at Central ave, new road
way; will also lease MICHAEL WALSH
& SON, 1911 Eye st. NV, RE. 1882.
BUSINESS LOCATION, 2024 P st. NV
Immediate possession: 1st floor; this build
ing has an income OF approx. enough to
and permit the owner to occupy entire first
4, for business. J. DALLAS GRADY ~, &
LARGE CORNER LOT on Pa. ave. and
9th st. s.e.-Consisting of houses, in st
comm. zone; frontage on Pa. ave. 5s f..
is an ideal location for a gas service sta
ton or ora. an apt. bldg; s-eN MRS. READMo9ST,
KENsINGToN. ,MD.-56, 900 50. it. on
new parkway, half blk. of Conn. ave-;
Csc SO. #. H. F. BIEBER, SH. $685.;
I HAVE for sale several commercial prop
critics and unimproved lots; also very de-
sirable tract for apartments. WILLIAM
p PARRAMORE. Realtor. CHI. 1927 -2S
TWO HOUSES facing Stanton Park; lot 45
feet front, Zoned 60-C commercial. Price
for both, $4,000. J. EDWARD FOWLER
& SON, 1012 Eye st. NV. MA. 3679, RA.