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of a Presbyterian congregation in
that area. Temporary officers were:
w. d. Mabry, chairman; H. A. Hol-
Inns, secretary; George Thurber,
Robert Davidson, A. C. Putnam, Mrs.
Nellie Edwards, and Benjamin H.
Swain. The Revs. John Palmer,
Hugh K. Fulton and Freely Rohrer
were present as a committee from
the Presbytery of Washington.
At the organization meeting in
April the 43 persons present chose
C. L. Ahalt, Mr.. Turner and Mr..
Davidson as elders while Mr.. Rohrer
was appointed moderator of the
session by the committee in charge.
The building used by the congrega-
ton was purchased from the Clar-
endon Methodist Episcopal Church
South for $500.
The congregation called the Rev.
Edwin L. Smelling as its first min
lister in June 1924. He served until
1923, when he left to accept call
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
in Darlington, Md. Mr.. Steenson, who
is now in his eighteenth year with
the church, came in May 1929 from
his charge at Chateaugay, N. Y.
Charter members still active in
the church are Mr.. Putnam, Fay
Putnam Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
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By Cospor Names

The Clarendon Presbyterian
Church will hold cornerstone lay
ing ceremony of the new church at
North Irving and North Jackson
streets, Arlington, Va, at 4 pm.
tomorrow.
The structure, of early American
design, brings to fruition campaign
started in 1945 to replace the church
in which the congregation had
worshiped since 1906. Seating ca
pacity of the building, whose con-
struction and furnishing costs are
estimated at $4,000, is 300. This
will be increased to 400 when two
additional units are finished. Archi-
tect of the church Is Elmer Capped
mann of Arlington. The builder is
Frank L. Cowles of Alexandria, Va.
Members of the Building Commit
tee are Paul v. Maris. chairman;
William Lamborne, Roy G. Richmon,
Walter Sunderman and Kenneth
Bradley. The clerk of the session,
Arthur w. True, and the Rev. Isaac
Steenson. pastor of the church
worked closely with the committee.
The new edifice represents the
start of a new era in the life of the
congregation.
The congregation was first formed
in the small church in the rear OF
the new one on April l3, 1924. A
previous meeting had been held
there on December 90, 1928, to
discuss steps toward the formation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13

Mauger will be the guest teacher of
the Glass of Friendship of Emory
Methodist Church.
The Everymans Bible Class of
Petworth Methodist Church will
present DR.. Herbert Ramsey in
Random Shots in Mexica," illus
trated by colored motion pictures,
at 8 pm. Friday. The public is
invited.
j. H. Ingram will teach the
Templemen's Bible Class of Temple
Baptist Church.
The Organized Bible Glass AS
ISOLATION will be in charge of the
YMCA service in Lincoln Park to-
morrow at 4 pm. Page NICK. Etch1-
son will speak This will be the
last in the series of meetings.
Robert T. Davis will be the guest
teacher of the Harrison Bible Glass
of st. Luke's Methodist Church.
The Clyde Kelly Glass of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church will be
taught tomorrow by the Rev. Donald
B. Leonard.
Miss Florence Mcdonald will
teach the Rainbow Glass of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
The Fellow Workers Class elected
Charles c. Lake, president; John A.
Salmon, Mrs. Mae Perry, vice
presidents; Roy O'Baugh, treasurer;
Miss Julia Reynolds, secretary, and
Miss Beulah Weir, assistant. The
A. B. Pugh Glass elected Judge
Eugene Black. president: R. Brown,
Greene, vice president; Joel P. Bart
lett, secretary; Russell D. Angle,
Donald C. McLane. assistant secre-
taries, and Elmer B. Brammell,
treasurer. The board of directors
will meet tomorrow at 6 pm. The
.Jaynes Glass elected Mrs. Kate
Sparkman, president: Mrs. Clement
McKissick, vice president: Mrs. Ruby
Howe, secretary; Mrs. Maude Lam
bert, assistant: Mrs Edna Schneider,
treasurer, and Miss Mary Laws,
assistant. There will be an echo
meeting of the Organized Bible
Glass Associations recent Bible con-
ference for all the adult classes at 8
pm. Tuesday.
DR.. Charles E. Green will be the
guest teacher of the Zones Young
Mems Bible Class of Petworth
Baptist Church.
The Trinity Mems Bible Glass Of
Trinity Methodist Church will have
Herbert McMurray as guest teacher.
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Park View Church
Plans Dedication
Tomorrow Morning

The Park View Christian Church,
under the leadership of the Rev,
George NJ, Anderson, will enter the
first unit Of their 100000 building
tomorrow at Twelfth street and
Eastern avenue NV. The program
will open at $50 am. with Irwin
Wood, superintendent of the Bible
school, presiding. The formal dedi-
cation of the building will be con-
Quoted at II am.
The first unit represents an in
vestment of 100000 and consists Of
departmental rooms. auditorium.
modern kitchen and dining room. oil
and other church fixtures. The
burning furnace, Hammond organ
grounds were purchased for S18,500.
The young people will have their
first meeting at pm. Helen Brasse
will be in charge with Mary Parsley
as speaker.
At 3 pm. will be an organ con-
cert and presentations.
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English Minister
Guest Preacher
In District Churches

DR.. w. E. Sangster, pastor of the
Central Hall Westminster, London,
England. one of the most prominent
Methodist clergymen of that co,ln-
try. will be the guest preacher at
and 11:l5 am. tomorrow at the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. He will preach at pm. at
the Foundry Methodist Church.
He will spend several weeks in this
country as an official delegate and
one of the platform speakers at the
Ecumenical Conference-a world
wide meeting of Methodism--in
Springfield, Mass, from September
"a to October /.
Mrs. W. E. Sangster will address
the Rainbow Bible Glass at 10 am.
and the Junior intermediate Church
at 11:15 am.
Mrs. E. Lester Keyser, president of
the Baltimore Conference. Woman's
Society of Christian Service, will be
the guest speaker of the w. S. c. S.
at II am. Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13

Hunt, Mrs. Nellie S. Edwards, Stella
M. Hume, Alice Hume. May E.
and Lorena Lewis, Adolph I. Rich
mond, Zachary j. and Elizabeth
Nichols and Mrs. Flora o. Virts.
Mr.. Ahalt was the first superin-
tendent of the Sunday School and
Mrs. Walter F. Sunderman first
superintendent of the primary de-
partment. Mrs. Edwards has served
as secretary of the school since it
was first formed.
1t continued as mission church,
receiving contributions toward its
support annually from the Board
of National Missions of the Presby-
terrain Church in the U. S. A., until
1888, when 1t became self-support-
ing.
Mr.. Steenson, a native of Belfast,
Ireland, is a graduate Of McGill
University, Montreal, Canada. Pre-
vious to coming here he served pas
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Programs Announced
At New York Avenue

James Hatton, president of the
Junior Police and Citizens Corps,
will address the Young Adult Fellow
ship of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church at $50 pm. to-
morrow.
Starr Daily. author and lecturer.
will present talks on prayer from
September 10 through September Is.
Meetings will be held at 8 and
8 pm. on September 20. %, and %
and possibly on the Oath and 25th.
The opening dinner meeting will
be next Friday at $50 pm. Those
planning to attend this dinner are
asked to notify Miss Bessie j. Porter,
co. TIA, not later than Tuesday.
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| Organized
| Bible Glasses
Ry DR.. Pnde Mex Etchisnn

Howard M. Stackhouse. executive
vice president, Organized Bible Class
Association, will teach the joint
session of the adult Bible classes of
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torates in Presbyterian churches at
Norwood, Newburgh and Madrid as
we'll as Chateaugay in New York
State.
A charter member and past presi-
dent OF the Arlington Rotary Club,
Mr.. Steenson has also served as a
Board of Trustees member of the
Arlington Community Chest. He
speaks over Station WORL fire.
quently on the relationship of re-
ligion to everyday living. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steenson live at 1907 North
Hartford street, Arlington.
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Sir. sTEpHEN's LUTHERAN

1911 Brentwood Rd. NE.
n block N. OF r. I. Are, ". OF f7thj
Luther NJ. Sehulxe. Pastor.
$50 and II am. S. g., e:45
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immaculate Conception
Mother of Sorrows Rite

A iridium will be conducted at
the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, at 7:45 pm. today. Sunday
and Monday. This service honors
the Mother of God under her title
Mother of Sorrows"
1t will be conducted by the Rev.
Lawrence Calkins, a servite father
from Chicago. who, until recently,
was chaplain with the Marines in
the Pacific and Janan.
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Albright Memorial

Albright Memorial Church goes
to its fall schedule on Sunday morn
ing with Sunday school at GAS I'M
and the worship service at IL a m
On Sunday morning the Rev
George E. Schnabel, minister, will
begin series of sermons on eve
Have the Answers"
On Tuesday will be congregations
dinner at $50 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
Church Federation
Radio Programs

Washington Federation of
Churches radio programs. Septem-
Der IA to September 20, 1947:
Sunday-WINX. il to noon, George
town Lutheran Church, the Rev. Beatty,
pastor. WMAL. 80 pm; Sunday vespers
Dr.. Oscar Blackwelder, pastor. Lutheran
Church of the Reforma ton speaking
of the Bible"
Tuesday-WRC. 1915 to 1890 pm,
Look to This Day" the Rev Robert w
Brooks. Lincoln Conversational Temple,
speaking.
Wednesday-WRC, 1918 to 1880 pm,
Look to This Day" Mr.. Brooks.
Thursday-WRC. 1915 to 1910 pm
Look to This Day Mr. Brooks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13

REV EDWARD r. BLEY. Pastor
GAO am.-Sunday School
HOO a.m.-"The Words We Speak
VISITORS WELCOME
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Hamllne Meth
odist Church.
The Burial
Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church
will have Mrs.
Florence Spencer
Duryea of the
Near East Foun-
dation as guest
speaker. The
Vaughn Glass
will conduct a
service at the
Centrnl Union
Mission at 1870
pm. Friday.
William B.
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Rev. GubIer to Preach

The Rev. Edward Gabler will re-
turn to his old pulpit tomorrow in
Christ Church, $40 G street Sc. as
guest preacher at II am. He was
rector for l8 years before taking
charge OF Trinity Church, Vero
Beach, Fla, a year ago.
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ArIjngton--Resurreeiion

II 90 a.m.-"HandfinE Very"
eT IIsKe Corner Colesville Read d
-. LYME Highland DR.. 8. Spring
REV. ROBERT Z. LEE, Pastor
$50 a.m.-Sunday School.
100 am.-Pastor Lee Will Preach.
The Friendly Church With the Red Doors.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.
IIOMAp CnIfATTV A rnrna 90

HOWARD COuNTY--Approx. 92 acres on
Route 20. about 10 miles from the. Ma
Md, also conv, to bus; approx. is acres in
woodland, everlasting stream through prop
ertyi has 7-room Colonial home In good
cond., center hall through to attic. no
bath, mod. a' kit. I S Sedrms. Hi'i On End, also
dressing room; maids rm. in attic; barn.
chicken house and meat house. This prop;
erty Is being offered for the first time and
mating II purchaser; can be used fOr any sort
to sell quickly at $25 900; possession 70
please Call Mr: Karl, WORTHINGToN
81, 81, goo, 3, /, am. to pm. II no answer
EsTATEs. FARMS, country homes. stock
and dairy farms in Northern Va; con-
xaENc Hefnaon Fairfax ii County W VA
Nh. Shf be hsiaaSh Rxabs g HAS several very mic.
m fsFms TOO G a from 4o to ss5 ssrss and sSs oasse Sssd
all necessary buildings and the prices start
or Ok Ss5s, f s1ckIE sesIs LuPToS. UP Real Real.
howxhfb4 fHo5i dothsTYNwe ooah TaY er osr sa this farm
less. streams. some woodland, 2. houses,
one broom frame and 3-room frame, L
rss Is. sanf % oasn has srps s cow MIX n hs
more; siio, chicken house. double. Corn
crib numerous other bldgs.; elec. and tnle-
phone. This property is PRICED to sell
MokFHNfoN IN aEATY fss' s497 ss a. ka1 ave-
SL ago. 3 s.m. to o pm. II no anssyer
FIsARMETTE. a $1,000. Mod: Nod he house With iss,
bedrms moa ephfa ppanbina snd eiecsrcty
80 acres fronting paved highway, near
ClarksVille. Md. Terms MURDOCH. SH.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont.

s.5AMMX FLAIs "a Nsoup q 4;ianItIy nIE
psiesd = sniy $4,000: VIII |. $1,000 isl
vestment: Wei located II . most convent
';ssasa ssa T ssss Viz
800. for appointment. 20
APARTMENT HOUSE BARGAIN. SO rooms,
q baths, located near 10th and r sts. NV.
we y built soass 10Y We $685. os osnsr y osas says
Yoans Y FL Tx ssss 4o1So PAsroR ea
ST. q DEraEEs sT: S.w;-.vse.n.. s-rm
$3.50 "a ss.s Iass CO. Ss
s-APT. BLDG. near Lincoln PIX. s.e.--
BoNSpssS ssS 81 pSsss Wosawsra saS'9a sdx
OUTSTANDING CORNER LOCATION. 1st
eommercisl CONNIE Ss has 64,ft ironasgs on busy
$4,000: we recommend your inmediate
G6cs Gsssaa co Uo 1853 Ss1 St. with nr shNas VA as2s
ggHEs,EE,;EAMILY FLATS. near washington
s9 81 sas s'ssi %h sk assRs
DoWNTOWN oFFiCE BUILDING. well
located, freproof construction, Al condi-
tion throughout; income, S3o,000; priced
at figure that win show substantial re.
for sale. For full particulars, cali THoS.
7; IT MFdsMHER M 4 q CO., INC, Realtors, DI. $3.50.
lonial village Arlington: I6,s00 d. &C.. un-
M1HPEGRySss MUgRS 1ss9 s9 aas sH s4so ssfaME Ma Esas
NINE MOD: APIS. in mod 7-year-old det.
will handle this unusual value. OK. 1716.
SIX CONVERTED APIS, furnishings and
bldg. first commercial zone; income over
$4,000 annually. Operating expenses very
low. low .e,y 0wner auss sell this property JIM
iies 18TH ST. NV: second commercial
Four floors and basement. oil heat
sssS, sszsShn NJ z ssas:o ahsoRRAx' 1881 @ ST.. sE'
GEORGIA AVE, Silver Spring. near Dis
trict line. New Commercial, Bldg. Long.
term leases return better than SIS, 900
ssnual Income. MopERN kEALTy Co CO.
1901 Georsia ave, SH. 1141; eyes,. SH.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

Z 81. NV. near l9th q: t:.-First commereial
erty next door available; excellent for 81.
yestment: Inspect this valuable location
IT, s4dag sIasH1s ss IN ss'es g. un I4ns e.
powSTowN GSi SSnTSoowN STORE s-story Duiidins, as
eson sa St ors sp es
fol-. your personal occupancy or rental: ex.
elIsnt lent fIssse I nj f0T gERNsSN ri; Ssasioa CO., Gan
st. Il niHE NEAk k1 i4ss saoS oSS.w-posse.s,oni ms An
UNUSUAL m tGpD9rtunity to establish yogr bust
for most any type Of business; viii show
S.ss''sa' rs EYE s asS|'s iiS'''a Co. s.. ~
j st.. between ! 18Th and 10th sts. nv.
United States Govt. agency and medical
tsrprSs clubs e Eta faces Pa
Blk sffn es a. u i415 P g. nH Iso M n
a"of IN AaD one ds HdEn x Ee sso
large tourist home on same property; con-
rss ILL nR ehsn w ahsf 6usn nsesptGn snk hs
sabinsts; hsd; extra ., room to rear Of kitchen,
bath and shower, also extra bath on 2nd
Gaa @ o srse a9his FRS pIepsrs ass srfs Is Sssa
more Ssd ssa 20 Il l. s5f dssS Fos tdzssi Sss
saS ~ NJ Msff' iavH5rRHa # H. Rss!
ses ieT snsss.n. wss ef ss GTss
business, with, 1st floor show windows.
esSe @ nssaes sSSd %S m: y.es ss
e.. Mss shoemsfsr 4 euysz i7sS
psas orMS q rsMpnssS othsE Tie ReI s.. here LOWS HA
saIs sits s:sSon .n. and Sss ssth q erlsss sss
sss9 EaeaF F.ns ssfsss on sstH5s gos
Eshps5 ph h,fe5R'tS22 gE 4S2o ef M Nass9 M 4
Ean fR .nd teos Park
e s0aireisa snssi Condition ROOMS H.
sss sasassr soss ss09 eHfss syfs IN NC, sqni n4i7 ok
Scoop COMMERCIAL. 600 block 81 5 st.
sw;-2,story and bsmt: brick. 9 rms and
bath: situated on lot 2sx,lso; soft; street
fs9ss sSsssgsslS S'ss aoE Efeaissas IS
eoNaRahssD eS'S59a D1 iaars, sHsH is. commercial aa
ave.--Detached, 7-room, bath frame and
cement block home. oil h,-w;h. summer
winter hookup. Lear. detached garage,
lot 25xs4 !2,1o0 50. ~ 70 1e;ft: alley.
NO, exclusive agents. Ills Eye st. NV.
0ssgs g. Il N2oned ss T ass snd GO
sss ssR saseS ssSs FSE hsS's
Rsles.y sna sys Vs. s4s EA osSo' EVENINGS, as Mr.
WISCONSIN AVE, 14oo bIock-s-story
brick business STRUCTURE, LIST eommercial
BORGER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA. 035O
Evenings. call Mr.. Maloney. -2S
KENMORE INN, Bel Air Md-On Route
No. !, 20 mi. from Baltimore, direct route
to Philadelphia. Frame, 81 rms baths
and running water all rooms: dining rm.
seats 1875; acre Of ground; S59,600. You
can make 100000 . year. See MR..
WHITEFORD or Mrs. Barbour at property.
Feb. 28. March l and Q. Phone Bel Air
30 before coming. Act quickly on this.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDING, we'll To-
Gated. f1reproof construction; Al condi-
ton throughout Income. $4,000. Priced
at figure that will show substantial re.
turn on the investment. First time offered
for sale. For full particulars. call THOS.
J., FISHER 81 CO., INC, Realtors, DI.
18th ST., in the midst Of the business Sec
ton and very close to Columbia I'd. NV
8-rm. house; can easily be reconverted
into store for your business. Priced at
$4,000 Eyes. r. 8. Matthews, IA. 2206.
w SCHUYLER MATTHEWS a CO. 1f3()R
Evening star., 1947-02-27
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

EXCELLENT SITE for used-car lot ant
future auto showroom and apt. bldg
NV. section: lot. 90x26O IT.; wide real
alley; brick house on premises suitable fol
temporary office space. Priced to sell
$1,000 cash, balance one trust; can bt
subordinated behind construction loan
Complete information from MR.. TABLER
RE; 5000. Mr.. Buckley. o. 3700. -2s
A FINE BUILDING in a good location
longtime leases fine return on money; wei
financed; act quickly. Call BETHEL, DI
SILVER sPRING-seyera, desirable com.
mercial lots available for Immediate de.
velopment. MODERN REALTY Co, e601
Georgia ave-. SH. 1141; ewes, SH. 1884
Evening star., 1947-02-27
COMMERCIAL GROUND.

EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL property on
Mt, Vernon ave. An ideal location for a
1908 Arlington Ridge I'd. South. Ivy i2Ta
ia. 1904 -S7
AN OUTSTANDING LOCATION in Nd Just
commercial ground. graded to street level,
at corner of Central ave. and new road
way. Suitable for gas sta, used-car lot, or
any type business. To inspect: Go BEN
ming rd. to Central ave, thence to new
roadway. Our sign on property: Amoco gas
station across street. MICHAEL WALSH
ewes. CO 67SO. -2a
Evening star., 1947-02-27

0fEE 1s-ACKE LOT with beautiful bune.
from Shopping Center. r beaatifal M iii isnassakp eks
ing; priced to sell at S1s,95o. OK. 171e.
vACANT-Move in Immediately. Two-story
sn Columbia pike. Fuii i BASEMENT bs eea.s. osa.oc
sS$S ss5s; ''SEs . rs q;s'ss
sn IaS yes5I ny ye9nons 9oso and Offers sR as
ssH',Eh Is ssE 5}ss S5 s4 IF Hssa ss
SsshsS S,;eE s, asxn sa. s,s
resreatlon room. Possession in 80 days.
MMEDIATfE ME5fSa eyes, 81 %P6ssffasas1oN ss ton
ia pany h1y extra features dsSsshed
sg6Ss, g6Sy r2;ES1 *; 1890 % ssss. dL. lA4fi fiMs7 q
liv room Wit aa1
and 2 distinctively finished rec. rm. Is
when sSa 5h9ud npaed IT pas sny s1a
5THE BsAST CO. s4ii vii Wilson M sIyd
S@SRNEk @ BR1ck-ysesnt; slate roof; oil
SsE' soss sstal sfEi Ss'
Ar AKIIsNGToS; se;,I tx. yA.IsMove s in ApEn |: Mod+
Rss RGGa ebdsen THE is az sstsd Ideal home for family
EspsP sd 0es5' ss 'nsi!sG5 asso
1ss s'fa No. sa%s" sas St. M SDsSs
III sFcE oses seRsooM BRICK, 3 years old: ms equip
s%shn Ss y s aSE 81 1s
This bungalow is very attractive p and N,d0H has
living room, dining room. kitchen, 2 bed
70 rooms rs, and md bath on 1st floor 2 bedrooms
3 CO.. S'' lfs f7s'ssiSsR S.sa ss
hs briek and stons home Vacant rays slste ss
Il sss5 ow ssth'' soa 'fEas HzsR1sa4o se5 ~
NR. coIDMB1A PIKE and Arlington MI The-
steI-Tlhis is very, desirable bung
Bedrooms baR and rear porsh tu Sass
ps ash %sifs 4As EsSR apd Ra 81 nfat o ESt
MS0a ohARENpoNa8kee IHs S. 8k aasa 2bedroom as
SSe4S sfH III e Il w w. $685. sse sSE fRSe
HIGH ON 4 HILL. This seclusive home on
almost y acre is ideal; large living room
s sepffs fsshsa sae nSrGh aed m beaoo. sns
tie bath upstairs; full bsms. partitioned NED
for recreation room. Call ARLINGTON
RsIEs5ALIY GO. for further details. 2204
MTaa TTs va SxLu YoU asq9 %ASf 2F ts hh2S Snsasv
nf warm clapboard, with 3 bedrooms, large
Lying room and screened porch, should
This. home rs completely insulated lot size
real, ESTATE SERVICE, INC, Lee hwy.
at at g Glebe q I'd, OK. 1855, aL. ob6l. Open
JUST PICK IT UP.-Yes, pick up your
phone and make an appointment to see
with fireplace, 2 lovely bedrooms; In i'm.
maculate condition.; full bsmt.:- oil heat:
copper plumbing. Price. S12,950. REAL
rd:. OK. 1885, GIL. 0561. Open until
3 pm, -2S
Evening star., 1947-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

professional ofices or national organtza-
ton; over 2.500 50. #. ussble for door
sun E Mr 5sss anss soss a. eY93 pas sys' c
1417 K st. NV -27
FOUR-STORY elevator corner bldg, 1870
So; IT.; wide open floors; retail or whole.
sale outlet, Offices, etc. Call Mr.. Fischer
with DREYFUss BROS, Realtors, MA
O5ss: ewes, WO. 800. -27
FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, dances, recep-
fets, banquets, ETC. THE HAYLOFT. 1920
Mass. aye. NV, Call after 5 pm, RE
Evening star., 1947-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEp.

BUSINE3S PKOPEKn WANIED.
WANTED, 600 to 1000 sa. It. for once
Reasonable. Box Box 1sS-R, star. s'. . D'
quires 1000 to. 5000 50. IT. n NV. sec
service depts.; need not be downtown;
long lease: Bog S1.J: Star: -2s
for immediate occupancy, ~ stores with
easements in Metropolitan Area, 1st COM
mercial; minimum size. 20x60; will pur-.
chase or execute long-term lease: Call at
CO., EN- 4709, EN-. O733 or EM. 63o0.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAND

stucco bungalow; bedrooms. parquet
floors, gas heat, cir conditioned, electric
kitchen, garage; basement apartment; cop
per suffers and downspouts; excellent
Piney Branch Rd.-Brick, 8 bedrooms,
baths. large living room, dining room.
roof; oil hot-water beat; BARGAIN, Sis.95A
McCAULEY REALTY CO., SH. 6412, SH.
Evening star., 1947-02-27

1900 BLK 14th ST. N.W.-Large store
and spts.; tenants pay all utilities Sgas
Near N Capitol and Florida ave. NV
Corner, stores: no lease and apis I;
good for grocery and other businesses
Price, 100000. J. Il. REALTY, TR. 203s;
eyes, RA 944Q
Evening star., 1947-02-27

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FAMILY UNIT, q years old. Brick
and transit lines. Live in one, with income
from others amounting to S2.616. Cash
needed aboYe frst trust. $500 Can
~ pm LEO n; BERNSTEIN q CO.,
or hNeohS Il IN PKMfous ME 1sSG: apts, rms.
each. fully furn.; income, sI75 mo. Ad-
ditional income can be had from bsmt.
LARGE APT. HOUSE yielding $4,000 mo
income: in good condition; price, $1s0.00o.
Cali RA. 64e0 Sunday or DI. S116 week
CLEAR s-RooM HOUSE for ssoreroom
EoukSAmHx .s,Sn7IE essIss sIss
about four years old. A No / building
and good return on investment. Mr. Benz
nett. AT, 1903. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
bhfek asR s excalsnt S P loestoae ssae rented
/; oANpJSSEss. 4 n s. i 90. Realtors. 1881 /, St.
4-FAMfiY APT. BLDG. choice location,
less than years old. Good income, excel
. lent return On inyestment For details; esIl FL,
sfAMTLY Eys yDWELIiNG Il Nm II oSss 3sssory srick
building; conv. NV. location: oil heat;
monthly income Of Sl32.5 so Price only
S12,5o0, on terms. KAY REALTY CO..
NEAR N IIScoLN lincoln PARK N.E.-a-story and
basement brick building used as 3 house
keeping apts,; good income. cony. TO every
inspection. cali tx. 6ais: eves. az. oss1.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE

SO LEVEL ACRES, suitable for suburban
subdivision. In vicinity Of Old Georgetowr
gasAHnsMsHAIian 81 nsMsF zsInssa1. VI. $3.50 per az aiFe
NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY -. sac
acres of eround with partially burned oul
mansion Of Is rooms and baths; zonet
40-ARs; may be purchased at 42c q 50. It
asirea as aa eeslheis ea z a'Sap Mp5LGToS ss7
ADJOTNs Columbia Country Club-Atten-
tion. builders-12 acres. Chevy Chase. Md.
choice wooded tract Of appt toxinately IL
acres, tentatively plotted into "a lovely
building sites, most lots having rs, to 100
frontage; elementary. junior and senior
high schools all within moments walk.
This evening, call Mr.. Boothby. EN-. 334S,
THoS. j. FISHER q Co, INC, Realtors.
73s 18th st. NV. .D1. $3.50.
BUILDING SITE Of about 8 acres, located
in Montgomery County. miles from g; e
Call Mr. Able, WI. $500. with SHANNON
s, LUCHs Co. 1908 H st. Nv. MA. 2346,