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Evening star., 1947-03-17
Gard Party Planned

The ladies OF District Auxiliary
No l., knights of st. John, are max
ing arrangements for a card party
they will give April at 240o Six
teenth street NV.
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy has been
appointed general chairman and the
other chaiImen are Mrs. Wilfrio
Ross, program; Mrs. Omi x. Bing-
man. patrons; Miss Cornelia Jones
tickets: Mrs. Edith Conley, prizes;
Mrs. Mary Sugrue, tallies ano
cards; Mrs. Marie Sadler, fancy
table; Mrs. Gertrude Beauchamp
door prizes, and Miss Evelyn Dono-
van, publicity.
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In the Bridal Procession

Glakas, and Mr. N. T. Glakas
brothers of the bride; Mr.. N. C.
Georgatsos, Mr. j. Moskovites and
Mr.. N T. Cokenias.
Keihley-Reckeweg
The wedding of Miss Lois Mae
Reckeweg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Reckeweg, to Mr.. John
Howard Keithley, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Keithley, took place
recently in the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church. The Rev. Leslie
L. Bowers off1ciated at the ceremony
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Miss Kitchen
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt w. Kitchen,
formerly of Michigan, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ardie Mae Kitchen, to Maj Robert
C. Dalrymple, son of Mrs. Charles
H. Dalrymple of Philadelphia. Miss
Kitchen is a graduate of Wilson
Teachers College and now is on the
office staff of Senator Homer E. Fer
guson.
Maj. Dalrymple was graduated
from Lafayette College and entered
the Army in 1910. He now is sta
toned at Fort Myer.
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WCTU to Meet

The Rev. George Bennett, pastor
of Lincoln Road Methodist Church,
will be guest speaker tonight at
meeting of the North Capitol
Union of the WCTUI which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Alex
Vavasis, So u street NV.
The executive meeting of the Dis
trict WCTU will be held at 10:30
am. Wednesday in Mount Vernon
Methodist Church. All WTCU men,
bers are welcome.
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Sorority Party

The College Park Alumnae Asso-
citation of Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sorority will hold a combined card
party and fashion show at pm
Thursday at the Bethesda Woman's
Club House, Old Georgetown ano
Sonoma roads, Bethesda.
The fashions will be staged by g
Bethesda womens wear department
store.
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OAR Programs

Interesting programs have been
planned by OAR chapters for this
week.
Students from the Marjorie Web
stec School will present a one-act
play at a meeting of the Constitu-
tion Chapter at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the OAR Chapter House. The play
will be directed by Mrs. j. H. More
head. dramatic art director OF the
school.
Special guests will include Ma
tional and State officers. Miss
Grace G. Barnett. regent, will pre-
side.
The film Holiday in Mexico
will be shown at a meeting of the
Louisa Adams Chapter at pm
tomorrow at the chapter house.
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S0r0btinvist Dinner

The Soroptimist Club of Mont
gomery County will hold a dinner
meeting at pm. Wednesday at the
Kenwood Country Club. Guest
speaker will be Mrs. Rowan Erb, who
will discuss international relations.
Music will be provided by Miss Ann
Evans, soloist, accompanied by Mrs.
Sue Blandy,
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FuIIs Church Group to Meet

Mrs. Walter j. Crater will lead a
discussion on Russian Relations
with the United States" at a meet
ing of the Falls Church Discussion
Group of the Fairfax County League
of Women Voters tomorrow after
noon, at the home of Mrs. J. G.
Riddle. 500 Anne street, Falls
Church.
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Delta Zeta Sorority

Mrs. Mary Wells of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. will be guest
speaker at the meeting of Alpha
Delta Chapter of Delta zeta Sorority.
which will be held at 8 pm. Wednes-
day in the home of Mrs. Gordon L
Calvert, 737 Butternut street NV.
Mrs. Wells will show an animated
cartoon entitled "Reddy Made
NHooio1 -
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| In the Meas

Mrs. Helen Draper Hoffman has
returned to her home on Ashmead
place after a winters stay at st.
Petersburg, Fla. Her son. Comdr.
George Dewey Hoffman, is with his
family in Pensacola, Fla, where he
is stationed at present.
Evening star., 1947-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Stewart of SilDer Spring an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Rosa Lee
May SteUdrt, to Mr.. Anthony
S. Motyka, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Motyka OF South Had
ley Falls, Mass. The Wedding
UiH take place May 10.
-Dennis Lee Photo.
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Tea Is POSTPONED

The tea for the junior and senior
groups of the Washington Chapter
of the Daughters of the United
States Army which was to have
been given Saturday has been post
poned until April 10.
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AutbOr to Sbeak

Arthur Herbert Bryant, author
of Double Image" will speak to
the literary group of the Belle
Haven Womans Club at 2:15 pm
tomorrow. The meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Herbert Out
water, q Vernon terrace, Belle
Haven, Alexandria.
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Gold Star Wives to Meet

The Potomac Area Chapter of the
Gold Star Wives of World War II
will meet at s pm. Friday in the
canteen room of the District Chap
! ter House of the American Red
Cross building, 1730 E street NV.
for election of officers.
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Ahlnznae to Meet

The Alpha Epsilon Phi Alumnae
Association will hold a meeting to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. Myron
Madden, $500 Woodley road NV.
All Alpha Epsilon Phi alumnae are
invited
Evening star., 1947-03-17

Whot you thought Of turning your old, worn-out
fur coat into stunning copestoe? Or did you think OF
it, and think it would be much too expensive? Not at The
Hecht Co.. We've skilled fingers galore to restye your
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today Our stoff Of experts can get to work immediately
have your fur-stoIe ready for Eoster poroding
Repairs Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

An Easter Cantata entitled "rhe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

Of us. So now let's forget the
whole thing, shall WEI"
He released her hands with a
little final aqueeze. you're swell,
Sherry. Really swell"
Thanks" she said. "And now
do you know what I'd like?"
He shook his head.
1.-THE catchup SO 1 a eat my
hamburger and drink my coffee.
I find I'm hungrier than ]
thought"
what a woman!" Lex grinned.
passing her the catchup.
Sherry proceeded to anoint her
sandwich literally. IF you really
want to make my bliss complete.
you can put a nickel in the juke
box and turn on something really
groovy."
AS he went, laughing, toward
the machine, Sherry caught her
lip hard for just a moment be-
tween her teeth.
And she thought, Oh, Lex-Lex
my darling. I must never let you
know / love you. You'd be so I'M
happy, you'd feel you were to
blame. And it's not your fault
it's not anyone's fault. I love you
because you're you and I'm me
and I can't help myself. But I can
keep you from knowing and l will.
Because you love Kay-and you
couldn't stop. any more than I
could stop loving you. And every
things complicated enough for
you as it is, without adding a
guilty conscience to your troubles.
Ito Be Continued
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pale in the moonlight, the eyes
wide and grave, the lips slightly
parted. Quite suddenly, ard as
surprisingly to him as to her. his
arm frightened its hold. He pulled
her close against him and her
arms came up around his neck.
Their lips met and her mouth was
soft under his, her whole ardent
young body responsive to him.
After a timeless moment, Lex
held her away from him, his
hands on her shoulders.
Gosh, Sherry" His voice was
rough. I'm sorry - I didn't
mean
Il know. . I know, Lex. It's
al right"
cts not all right" Lex said
argrily. Whether his anger was
directed against her or himself,
Sherry didn't know. "I-can'1 un-
derstand it. 1 don't know what
was thinking of. l guess-maybe
l wasn't thinking. But that's no
excuse"
Sherry said again, 'It's all
right" and then, family, 1T
wasn't your fault, Lex"
Are you trying to tell me it
was yours?"
She slipped from under his
hands and started to walk away.
do we-have to talk about it?
Let's just forget it - pretend it
didn't happen. Only let's go now.
I'm freezing. )"
Her teeth were chattering as
she got into the ar. Lex shut the
door after her and went around to
slide in under the wheel. His jaw
looked grim in the faint glow of
the dashlight. The motor coughed,
then roared under his fingers. He
could feel Sherry shivering ever
after the a had slid into mo-
ton.
Pm going to stop at Pete's,"
he said. you're chilled through.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
Port City Items

Stewart, Jr. He also said that past
commanders night would be OBJ
served and a special demonstration
by the Drum and Bugle corps will
be held on the lawn after the meet
ing weather permitting. Special in.
v%itations to all past commanders
OF the post have been mailed, Com
mander Stewart said.
Tom Smell, son of P. M. Smell OF
the U. S. District Engineers, is
home from The Citadel, Charles
ton, S. c., for spring holidays. He
left today for Greensboro to play
in the Sedgefield invitation tennis
tournament.
c. L. White, state malarial con.
troll officer, will be in Wilmington
today to start the program of DD1
spraying in the areas nearest
breeding waters, DR.. A. H. Elliot
county health officer, said yester.
day.
An Easter Sunrise service ha,
been scheduled for Sunday morning
at $50 in front of New Hanover
high school with the Rev. E. B
Fisher acting as presiding minister
The Easter message will be de
livered by DR.. E. D. Witherspoon
Included on the program for the
service will be instrumental music
by the high school band.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
DAVID GRAY RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, April 2 -tP-
David Gray, minister to Ireland,
resigned today. His cabled resig-
nation, effective July l.. was &C
cepted by President Truman. GRAY
attributed his action to personal
reasons"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
CHAPTER TWENTY.THREE

\44]A1 4c1t L w E1N 1 -lI1It II
Sherry and Lex talked on. lean,
ing there shoulder to shoulder on
the parapet Of the old bridge. Be
low. the water flowed quietly.
Above, the stars shone. Their talk
settled nothing, except perhaps
some cropping after reality IN their
own minds and spirits.
Finally Sherry said plaintively.
Pm cold, Lex. Aren't you?"
He put an arm around her
shoulder casually, as a brother
might have done. "Sure I am, you
little nut! That's what ONE of
standing around on bridges in the
middle Of winter"
Wed better CO." Sherry's
voice was husky.
She tried to discipline the
shaken, traitorcus beating OF her
heart. standing there in the easy
circle of his arm. Her face, as
Lex smiled down at her. looked
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

wartime Nazi commandant OF A
notorious Auschwitz exterminatio
camp, for the mass murder 1
four million prisoners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

The annual meeting of District
NO. 26 of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics will be held
here with the George Washington
Council No. 81 on Wednesday,
May IA, according to T. c. Sellers,
recording secretary. Plans for the
annual session, which will get I'M
derway at 8 p. m, are now being
formulated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03
HOESS TO DIE

WARSAW, April 2-(P)-The Su-
preme National tribunal today
sentenced to death Rudolf Hoess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

The regular business meeting Of
Wilmington Post No. 10, Ameri-
can Legion, will be held at 8
o'clock tonight at the Legion Home,
Third and Dock ST., it was an
nounced by Commander W. K.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

Mobile was laid out by the
French in It'll.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

Paul Graham Jordan, PHM3-c.
yesterday enlisted in class V-6 of
the inactive Naval Reserve, local
officials reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

Risen SAVIOR will be given by the
choir of the Seventh Day Advent
lst church on Sunday night at 8
o'clock. An offering will be taken
at the service for the building fund.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

Holy communion will be celebrat-
ed at 8 p. m. Maundy Thursday
at St. Matthew's Lutheran church,
18th and Ann'Sts., the Rev. K. v.
Huddle, pastor, said there also
will be holy communion on Good
Friday morning at 1920 O'Clock.
There will be a three-nour serv-
ice commemorating the Cruel
fixion of Christ at St. Andrews,
Episcopal church. Wrightsville
Sound, from u to 3 O'Clock, on
Good Friday. This service will be
conducted by the Rev. Richard l..
Sturgis. People who come to the
service can come any time during
these hours and may leave as they
SO desire.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-03

Holy communion will be cele.
,brated at St. Phillips Episcopal
church, Southport, Maundy Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
STORES FOR RENT tcen,. }

PARK AND SHOP-Drug, hardware. and
10 cent stores available in proposed shop
ping center OF stores to be built on
ave, in the District Of Columbia, near
haywood Gardens; large apartment devel-
opment, and many other apartments and
stores already leased including large super
market For plans and information. call
Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON g. LUCHs CO., ex-
elusive agents, 1905 st. NV, MA. 2345.
NEW BUILDING 25x6o. one left of new
group on Wilson blvd. in Clarendon, ex-
sell sellens location for many retail businesses;
nARp MAR INA oMsdAGRUDER. Realtor. Radio Bldg.
5 ss,o eHAMPLArN ST. NV. near 18th
room ravs Or sto1ags WIN alter to suit. Roy
ode sssaHAEEfH PR poriaa ssss sv. and oan
cy pl NV, Faces 2 streets; dentist, opti-
q once. Avail; Dec. /. ROY e. BEBER-
4. kSISSSS SasDEss M s. SHOPPING esnss5 :s
HHasE roK vs. sA1H 1io sua
Apply 1903 9th st. NV. 23'
CoLoRED--4aOs EDsoN PL. Ne. suit
SIS SIS Ess' ssf' rios sss '1s szG @AGsa f. 5se!
SEVERAL WELL LOCATED. large and
SMALL one may suit your business. MA
Ills 14th ST NV rooms and mod
ernistie tiled bath; newly remodeled; To-
Gated in busy 1st commercial section; suit
room. grocery store, .delicatessen, beauty
M Rai'! AK 'sss + sesfsss eo s5 MT
New York ave, NV. MA 7416. -25
lumbia I'd: suitable for drugstore, ap-
pliances and other business: excellent
condition: good leGse to responsible
tenants. Ma. 351s, IA. 6592. -25
NEW. MODERN STORE. very desirable
business location, on Kennedy st. NV.
sfS sGNT 34f,p powSToiwN-14sh s1so5i and Lss sss;
store store and 3 1oors abeve suitable for am any
ness ness. Broker. lila H st. NV. D1. 6@34-
HEART OF BETHESDA-Triangula and
unusual corner where there is lot free
advertising; Old GEORGETOWN rd. and Will
son lane; suitable for any business, such
as display. drugstore. laundry agency
candy shop waffle shop, frozen custard
etc: A; H; BACAs. Realtor. lila st.
DESIRABLE LOCATIONS in both Arl. Co
and Falls Church: immed. poss.: reasonable
rent; redecoration Just completed long
lease can be obtained. Call Mr. Francis
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.. 2204 Wilson
blyd; Arlington. Va, GL. 1900: -.5
business in established shopping center;
sonable rental. For details, write Box
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

CENTRAL d. C. LOCATION, with or With
out B. & O.. siding; ready to build; space
can be arranged to suit tenant. MR..
HSDEk 6NDEE E6Ns,TERM E6 seTI LEAsE-win ISs BUILD
warehouse suitable for tenant on $4,000
SO. #. industrial property with railroad
MANUFACTURING AND WAREHOUSE
1000 50. IT., in new freproof bldg. on
occupancy. THOMAS. D. WALSH, INC,
5000 SO. FT.; new building street en-.
frances; r.r. siding available; long-term
lease to reliable tenant, MICHAEL WALSH
NEAR s. CAPiToL AND N sT-Brick
warehouse about $4,000 So. IT. on 3 floors.
per mo GEoRGE e ises
SON. active realtors since 1892, 1719 ]
~ 600 SQUARE FEET. approximately, on
one floor with two street frontages, in
well-located Northwest section; large doors
for truck entrance, oil heat, private ofaces:
excellent for display, shop purposes and
warehousine for any type business: pos
session in the immediate future. Call
NIT NJ: TayloT; yka SHANNON & IucHs co, Ns-
1888 HALF ST. s.E.-Brick and cinder
block bldg. containing approx. 10000 So.
it., part of bldg fireproof. bldg. COM
parativeiy new suitable for machine shop,
electrical, shop. warehousing and other
HAIRY JUSTINE, 1897 Eye st. NV. NA.
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

i:aa [:as. P.,k, AZ s:so s.;h s:s q $500 n
payments: See Mr.. EVANS, 1890 Burke
SALE. E. 1000 600 ACRES. Tyrrell County. N. c.:
acre. 1716 Monterio ave, Richmond 90
ii MILES FROM AsHEvlLLE. N. C
heat baths all electric: 25 acres: 12 in
good bottom; l1ssted in ,d6 The beautif4
MILLER. Route i, swannanos, sUGN N. c. e.
BUY Now" for your future home in the
Land o Sun. One Of Florida Gulf Coasts
oflers yoa aY" to acre homesites as low q,
5000, s45 down. SIS mo. ever 400 sold
Hard f reads, elec Guar, title. For beauti.
1143. J. WESLEY BUcHANAN. Reaitor
75s .Dt s:.ls rsy s '; ss.a from
sos essh extra Io lots rtst MRS R1T6a
bGSsdHs Be soTo i5aiye AeREsMod.r.tey sss priced
limits 81 Sarasota. Fls smsi 'Us doWn pay. s.y.
fssy fodsT dsams Contact TIL pSs
CO: s1s3, Or De Soto Acres. Box 1874,
Sarasota Fla
state of repair; near Bluemont. Va. $4,000
Groom brick home. with fireplaces;
brick construction with walls 1890 inches;
Y mi, of Route Z, near Purcellville.
100 acres. with nice old log house; logs
finished in natural color: two freplaces
bath, cleo: rock road to gate; large barn
Price, S14.75O
50 acres; most all in good timber: 5-rm.
bungalow; on good all-westher road
$4,000.
35 acres; a very good house in good
condition: rooms two freplaces, elec. :;
stone spring house: excellent spring
$4,000, l have several good stock farms
for sale. P. s.. store and filling station.
81 loom house, store, stock, $500.
j. j. SPRING, Broker, Lovettsville. Va.
Phone Waterford o345
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcohr.,

sas1 14th 81. N.W..smail once; ideal
FSoNT Ssss,Sp ROOM IN hss5 trGnt soor vic 18th
rsngements possible; $50 mo. NE. ol1O
DOCTORS OFFICES. near new George
about 900 50. it., in modern apt. building
O692 -23
OFFICE SPACE for rent, 800 block Eye
s % suitable for p1E1 sny snd * oees
or light manufacturing. End commercial
zone; will remodel to suit tenant. Call
DI. 201O. -27
Two-KooM SUITE, court space, star
Nj. Larson, 5o4 Star Bids "'' 80, Pa
COLUMBIA RD., between nth and 18th
SITS. new End floor approximately $50
+ IT. .2 f.; o; Or Sss :as
DOWNTOWN ELEVATOR BLDG ofices.
oSs2 cs snd Dxste ses SEQ e
WINKLER, Management, III Vermont
ave. NV. RE. 5000. "a
SUITE OF ). FINE OFFICES. brand new:
ndSdus ssts Sash for
U.s. St sia5 psF Ss mo- !SS 5Sf@S9 lesss'
Sls9' 2yr Lease Lease. hnnr5 hSlI5' a-yr lease NA
cohoshp0FffcE a faHtez S1Rff hours su1rE1deal for
dentist: second a. front. windows fac
ing l4sn St. t,.sa auto. heat. l4th and s sts.
eoLokE6@iDEAL 81: AR if'fE LOCATION. next st door
to Stranq Theater in Deanwood; on same
Ace ft0Sr ,xn5 With physician; rooms and bstn. Bat
coLoRED-DocToRs. dentists. CONNER
cial ofices. soon avail at 81 Quincy pl.
Dental sections. Make your selection now.
ROY E. BEBERMEYER, DU. 1886. -23
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E-12 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. c.
q
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INV eS wSNb pNSr6Ntl rON SA6k.
18th AND G SITS. N.W.--1ncome produc.
ing! Yes income, II you buy this unusual
7-unit apt ideally situated near every
facility: complete with furniture. elec
refgr.. etc. monthly income. S365, rea-
BERNSTEIN & CO, I4i5 K st. NV. ME.
six-UNIT CoLoRED APT. each Unit,
2-3 rooms. kit. dinette. tiled bath; good
repair; income, S3,930 Phone Mr..
Whitehead, Ma. $500: ewes. and Sun,
MI. 1850. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC. 14l7
NEW MODERN 4-FAMLY brick apt, de-
sirable sc. neighoorhood; separate heating
unit each apt; tenant pays own utilities;
concrete rear porches, screened, deep lot.
convenient to schools, shopping and bus;
income. $3.50 year; priced to pay about
l5fe on investment; may trade. Call Mr..
Dougherty, ROGER MOSS. Realtor, 2125
r. l. ave. ne, HO 5000; ewes, MI. 9140
103 ERIE ST, Takoma Park, Md.-One
OF the best investment returns on market
today; Four unit apt, two rms. each;
one arm; unit, one 2-rm. unit: $500
down, balance easy terms: 1927 so per
mo rentals: price, $4,000, fully fur
nished. POTTS REALTY CO.. 1853 South
Carolina ave. Sc, FIR. 500 or Ii. 2Ol9.
3 APTS.-Two four family fats, detached
prick bldg; corner property; Sc. over
looking Govt. park: blk from transp.,
shopping end schools, Annual income.
s., 500. Price $4,000. H. G. SMTTHY
CO., MA, 1908 IA
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

1st AND end TRUST LUANs : Prompt
snd seTys Go
MoNh1 sso I; niS on sncoSb SsS0 TRUST We VIZ
buy second-trust notes. D. C. nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MoRTGAdE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
SAsH ays soR nw INA TRsT NatSpa HoTas SSss quick
tlement FULTON. R. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV DI $3.50. Brokers, attention:
TRUSTS. 1st, end and 3rd. nearby Md.
Va: and D. g; one weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY CO.. .a05 N. Y. ave. NV; RE.
6.2, RE. 1913. 30'
1st AND end TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c.. Md and Va; Mr.. DRAIsNER,
lst, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANs-Cash
in "a hours; Also financial aid to bulls bulls
LOANS TO d. c., MD, VA. home owners.
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees; low rates. SECURITY FINANCE saNS
Ist, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS-Cash
in "a hours Also financial aid to build
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MONEY WANTED.

5 1858 2nd-TRUST NOTE, on nearby Vir-
81 interest: best offer RE. $3.50 s3.
LOCAL CONCERN in need of an investor
Must be in position to invest $4,000 to
$4,000 over period of 3 to 4 years.
Investor must be qualified to sell mer-
chandise, also familiar with office routine.
For the loan of this money to the busi-
ness, the investor shall receive his invest
ment under agreements decided; also he
shall receive "a investment in the busi-
ness legally. Do not reply unless quail
fed Write Box 115-V, Star. "a
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for party with
capital to participate in finance business.
Call MR.. SMITH, DI. 5662. Monday.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

HUNT CLUB SECTION-Select a small
estate from to 25 acres fronting OF
River rd near Pes9mse o9mM. Ms ana bTie
INC, OIL. 3432, WI S240. 23'
ACREAGE in Arl. and Fairfax Counties for
subdivisions. homes and farms, any size
I1k ACRES, beautiful location, between Bay
Ridge and Orlando; $500 cash. AID. s172
CHOICE 5-ACRE TRACT, located near
able; priced reasonably. e. s. PRICE 4
CO.. ME, 1850; PL. 1921.
LOTS ANB ACREAGE-Seversl choice lots
and close-in acreage in D. c. and nearby
Nd AT. 1927; ewes. until $50. c. D
MURPHY, Eealtof, 1901 26th st. So. --2s
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STORES FOR SALE.

disc; 5-rm apartment, 3Ox57: business
well established located in fast-grow-
ing section of Virginia. II miles from
14th ST. Bridge. Call OWNER, FA. 1855.
"A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE"-If you
are on the market to purchase a liquor
worth your while to contact our ONCE.
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, broker,
Pc 1GR
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STORES WANTED.

WILL RENT OR BUY small store or build
ing with store or building that can be re-
modelled for store. Call CO. 1903.
STORES IN d. C. wanted for dry cleaning
agencies. Phone GA. 5742 or AID. 1904.
"WE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value we can sell or lease your store to a
qualified party Why not consult US?
Without obligation. of course. HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN, Licensed, Bonded Broker,
woodward Bldg. RE. ! 166.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
LOTS WANTED

ONE OR SEVERAL BUILDING SITES &C.
cepted as part payment on elegant brick
house; splendid loc. OWNER. WO. 1112.
LARGE LOT, up to 2-3 acres, wooded
near transp.; NV or nearby Maryland OF
Virginia; good neighborhood. Please give
description. Box BIAS, Star.
WANTED to Is lots, any section oi
D. c.: must have water and sewer in. Mai
or phone US location and lowest cash price
for QUICK sale; No Md: or Va. lots consid:
II ST NV DI 1877 ~
Evening star., 1947-11-23
OFFICES WANTED.

preferably with telephone and secretarial
service. Call RA. O199. to 1880 am.
or pm. 20
with other attorneys, furnished or un-
furnished; prefer to share stenographic
services; will pay substantial rent II neces-
sary. Box 351-T, Star. -25