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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-15
WHAT IS AMERICAS RESPONSIBILITY?

Too often too many look upon
the responsibility of the United
States as a simple matter of hand
ing out millions and billions to
other nations. This is a erudely
false and dangerous assumption.
Far be it for us to deny the
urgent necessity of America s
coming to the rescue of the war
wrecked countries of Europe and
Asia. Nor is there the slightest
need of propagandizing Uncle Sam
to help impoverished peoples.
Never before in the history of
mankind has any other nation re-
sponded with the generosity,
promptness, and warm-heartdness
with which American has rush
ed to the aid of the nations in
distress.
However. the responsibilities of
world leadership call for much
more than unstinted generosity in
a material sense. Our eountry's
continuing to pour out billions Of
relief is not necessarily synony-
nous with or conducive to promot-
ing economic reconstruction, en-
couraging social stability, and pro-
tecting human liberty, welfare,
and peace. Giving aid promiscuous-
ly, without examining to whom
such aid goes and the purposes
to which it is devoted, often brings
about only envy, and utilization
of America and aggravation of
world chaos. One need but look
at the immeasureable vituperation
of the ideals and motives of the
American people and the resist
ance to the Marshall Plan by
Yugoslavia and other Soviet satel-
lites.
Aid-For Whom and What
1t is Americas responsibility
to give aid-but with discrimina-
ton. Help should go to nation
seeking to rebuild for peace and
not to those preparing for war.
Help should go to those countries
ready to cooperate with other
lands for world reconstruction
and natural benefits. Help should
go to those nations that want to
live at peace with the world,
that respect the rights and liber-
ties, the independence and humane
of other peoples and
not to those who connive and con-
spire to impose upon other lands
totalitarian regimes. Such dictator
ships breed misery and tyranny
for the millions and suicidal war
for mankind.
In stressing this approach, we
are not at all proposing that Anne
RIGA should use it's great economic
might and moral prestige to i'm
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-15

The late Lenora Freeman-Hen-
derson of 40544 N. f. Union Ave-,
Portland, Ore, was born Aug. 9,
1879, in Montgomery, Ala, and
came to the Northwest in 1888,
wife of young Methodist minis
ter, arriving in San Francisco,
Calf, with her husband, Rev. S.
S. Freeman, and an infant son,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-15
SOCIAL SIDELINES

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. English, in
s. E. 35th Place, have as house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bagley.
their son-in-law and daughter and
their children, Joyce and Albert
Jr.. of Washington, d. C. This is
the Bagleys' first trip home since
they married and moved to d. c.,
where Mr. Bagley has the past six
years held a clerical position. that
of editing acquisitions for Army
publications In the Pentagon Build
ing in Washington, d. c.
For their pleasue Mr.. and Mrs.
English entertained with a sump-
tuous buffet supper, baked sugar
cured ham and everything that
went with it. Thirty attended.
Miss Jeanette 0'Dell of Los An
geles, Calf, is back in Portland
to make her home with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mich
OILS.
Mr.. James N. Cantrell is in Mil
waukee, Wis. where he was called
to the bedside of his seriously i'll
mother, Mrs. Clarissa Cantrell.
Mrs. r. II. Ford, after several
years residence in Portland, is
leaving soon on an extensive trip,
visiting her home town, Muskogee,
and Sapula, Okla, and cities in
Texas.
Mrs. Ford and her husband, a
teacher at Holiday School, are
cultural assets to Portland, as are
many of the newcomers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor of
Omaha, Beb.. are visiting their
son Joseph Jr. and family, shar-
ing some time with the C. E. Dun
cans and other friends.
The Taylors, since leaving Oma-
ha in mid-September, have visited
in Denver and several cities in
California and will after leaving
Portland stop in Tacoma, go to
Seattle, Everett, Spokane, st. Paul
and Chicago, thence to Omaha.
Mrs. J. L. Lacey, recently of st.
Paul, Mimi, accompanied by her
son Harold and daughter Yvette,
joined her youngest daughter,
Francis, who has resided in Port
land for a year with Mrs. Lacey's
brother, Mr.. Joseph Reed.
Mrs Lacey and children are in
Portland for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Kenneth Hinson of st. Paul,
Mimi, is back to stay indefinitely
in the Rose City.
Miss Jessye Mott and Mr.. Hin
son spent last Wednesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Leftridge.
The visit and reunion of Lon
and Jim Ingersoll, their sons Fred
and William with J. W., another
brother, and their sister, Mrs.
Blanche Holiday, and still others.
the Theodore Ingersolls will, long
be cherished.
The visiting Ingersolls were
from Columbus, Ga. Friends show
ed them a grand time while here.
Receiving Fluctuations are Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Ingersoll Jr.
("Tad") upon the birth of fine
baby girl. The Ingersolls reside
in Los Angeles.
But one We loved has climbed
the hill,
Where all lifes journeys lead,
To dwell in lands from Spring
to Spring,
Where hearts no longer bleed.
BY a friend, Mrs Edna Kittrell
- = wwzrxuxwan
Evening star., 1947-09-18

THos. J. OWEN B. SON, auetioneers, AS
Southern Building-Trustees' sale Of velu-
able Semi-detached brick dwelling known
as premises 635 G ST. SW. By virtue OF
certain deed Of trust duly recorded, in 1iher
No. S323. Folio 459 ct seq, OF the land
records of the District OF Columbia and at
the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction in front of the premises, on Mon.
day the fifteenth day Of September AID.
1947. at three O'Clock p m. the following
described land and premises, situate in tns
being parts Of lots 3: 4. 3: and 6, in J. H;
Heron and C. B. Churchs subdivision OF
lots in square 467, as per plat recorded IN
Liber R. W, folio Sc OF the Records Of tho
once of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia, more particularly described BY
of a strip of ground as alley in said sub
division Immediately east Of and adjoining
lots 3 and ! in said subdivision, having o
frontage of five feet on G. st. and extend.
ing back with that width torty-four fees
one inch. At the date hereof the above de:
the Assessor for the District OF Columbia
for assessment and taxation purposes al
Lot S02 in SQUARE 467. Terms: Sold sub.
ject to prior building association deed Of
trust for S4 4,917.47, further particulars OF
which will be announced at time of sale;
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 required.
Conveyancing, recording, etc, at purchas-
er's cost. Terms to be complied with with:
in thirty days otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised ana
resold at the discretion Of the trustees.
iAs rusess KNoH hs s6dSe ss. h. Ssen
postponed until Friday 10Th day Of Sept.
AID. 1947, at the same place and same
time by Order of the Trustee.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

LANHAM, MD.-Beautiful wooded tracts
" to $50 acres. WO. 1896. is
CEMETERY, 95 acres. This opportunity
impossible except by the enlargement of a
5-acre already established cemetery. Full
TON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI
10 ACRES OF SOD, reasonable. GORDON
ACRES; Breokville. Md. former Musgrove
ApPRo3' APR ouis i ACRES over 500 IT. frontage
on Lee blvd, nicely wooded; priced right.
Call c. R. Moran, FA 919-J-3. or THOS.
.. WALSH, INC, S15 11th st. NV, DI,
TEN ACRES, 2a miles from D. C. on hard
$2,200: FAIRFAX REALTY CO., phone
sPLESDiD TRACT Of 20 acres tapprox.),
Club. Fine. estate ground or perfect for
"a acre and up subdivision. Will sell in
2 tracts II desired. Very attractive price
kneessi, Exclusive. John H. Mi Miller. Ma
Jr.. & BRO, Realtors, 1912 K ST. NV.
6oxsO-FT. BUILDING. business district;
suitable for store or repair garage. SHAD
RYCROFT. 18 Church st.. Front Royal,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, near Manor
Country Club-72 acres; large 9-rm. frame
Colonial house; 4,5O0-ft. road frontage;
suitable for subdivision: price. S75, 900;
Colesyille I'd. sH. 5100, 10
SILVER SPRING near Corners-1 acre.
81 $50; acres, $4,000 per acre: Wheaton,
5ha acres. $4,000. H. r. BIEBERs sH.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Sept. 8, 1947 A public hear
ing having been held by the Commissioners
of the District OF Columbia in the matter
alleys in the District Of Columbia. as here
missioners are Of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred to should
that under date Of Sept 1, I947. they
have prepared the following order
Ordered: That, pursuant to the provisions
of Public Act No. 307. approved Deem
Der Is, 1882. the street and alley areas
as shown in green on plat filed in the Once
9. Of the Surveyor Of The Dis.Tiet Of Golu%,
ordered closed: same to take effect on
the land comprised in said areas so closed
to revert to the abutting property owners
es shown on said map, and described as
follows: Closing parts Of 5th Street. 9TH
Street, Fairmont Street, Girard Street;
parts Of public alleys in Squares 3055 and
Eunnnig east from 5th Street; al located
Avenue and south Of Harvard Street, in-
Guiding . dedication Of land for alley pur-
poses in Squares 305S and 3057," Any
and all parties interested must nle, In
writing, with the Commissioners. D. C.,
objections, II any, to these clostngs. or as
to any item providing for the closing listed
above. before October 9. ls47; ,l,fT. other.
on and after that date, in accordancs with
ssa1se Bell Y6GNG oeSsGoe5 duY F. MASON SoRDoN S T.
YOUNG. Commissioners Of the ptstrict OF
Columbia. ses.14texSun.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
LOTS FOR SALE (cont.) }

~ acres, on Ga. ave. ext; sewer and
MR sRsss ssuanf sH 1si sH Ss 5so |
BELLE HAVEN adjoining high, level.
soft; lots. ;150,foot depth; priced to sell
sssS terms or fs sr.ds csi owsss
NEAR D. c.-wooded lots with city water,
sso6 slsetrisitg city paved street bgsips priss
sExuTfF6L EETi i HoMEsffE o STE of acre, on hard
ms mn d9n p excl E ss afsySouhS osS0kns
ewes. 8 to Q, or all day sun, Bowie 2721.
LEE BLVD. Fairfax County. II mi. from
s1;zSo; I me csII W, s5ss or - FRANK : S. s
W yHhIrH havs a Sfdf selection of lots LOTS in
ss little ale6 as $50 down. KAY REALTY CO.
NICE WOODED LOT, s4x12o, located in
RsIrr s2sls csl1 S4I,S SH ss54 atter pm. ls
neishborhood Many desirable trees, ali
improvements in. paved ST. and curb, good
f4s sorh sR as5s 3D. SI Ha o nesssE
OFF 18th ST, NV. near Primrose I'd.
h'-LhIec COIHcT anu IN
side lots for beautiful detached homes
finest locationl. 80 to 100 #. frontage.
s5H1A4pIRo s514 r IA ING; Ss1I Me- i7i7; svss So
BEAuTiFJL. LGE. LOT in woodmoor: all
utilities avail S1.950. McCAULEY REAL
SLEEPY hollow SUB. Of Falls Church
100 by 300: wooded; $4,000. MR.. HART.
ACRE a dsdsp BunpfNG IaSS SITES. some on concrete
road, some on good graveled streets. some
open. some wooded. Restricted for neigh
ttryy freedom Priced upward from 81 900:
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5s12.
15c PER FT.. 5 acres close-in Arlington
property, on main highway; can be financed
back of first trust. Call MR.. CONSTAN-
AURORA HILLs..Exclu;, wooded lot high
aa1I35;KEETKsTI; a13; a45S wash; blvd. Arlington
ARLINGToN- sacrificing lot COX
coEokEbsss s2 1nsS fs MoSfH Sf Vii W12 266 H6Y
tiful bldg site in ne. near 46th st. and
Central ave: DAVID COOPER, 900 F St.
NV, MA. 1859. -23
Evening star., 1947-09-18
STORES FOR RENT.
s41e N ST. N;W..vacant; appTex. q

s4s g. LES eRRis1 soSSs
sToSRk Ems: Sat At 81 81 it9S 15sS st. n.-1bsse
bSGSs4GEH RSSsT,SSS S6Ss 81 soSS ss.
now Under large oFnsf dst. 9aas ssoT,
with Offices above for doctors and den.
lists: large ne. colored shopping center
81 SERNsTG1N SSG6 q eo. i415 K st: Nv ~
a 500 '4so. So. FIT. street level space, Ia aadl
ness section in downtown washin ton
For further details, apply leasing depart:
Rsnt' st. nE hEo NJ Il BERNSTEIN s4aS & CO.: Is 1915
Be- Completed Nov. ist: isxso; excel. si0i locs: a.
sa :; : fss;. s % ss'si s'SS; 7525
saE budiDf sss
ss sios 'C e'efS WessGRs co. sa Reslters
6GAL f5Gz 81 bR1Gsr6kE pH SA 6ISe ieeaton 20xz5
1900 bl. N. H. ave; shopping center now
ooe eseef Eandoph s5a x be ready sH9u
store saaS aDp PEI fH e As Biz ~ sfsssns naN
q TRUST CO; Real Estate Dept 900 F
2-story garage In rear, centrally located.
DEsIRABLE LOCATIONS avail. for wom-
ems wear. hardware. drugs, liquors, chill
dren's wear and kindred lines. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE 176S Il
APPROXIMATELY 1000 sq it. of space
located in large apartment house, vicinity
of 14th and Park rd. NV. Available for
immediate occupancy. Suitable for a high
type wholesale or retail business, as well as
ONCE space. Rent. $3.50 month. Box
475-E Star IA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

11th ST. NV, near K-1st-comm. brick;
10 rms, bath etc, easy terms; priced at
2a!k PEkNsTElS s7siSO eo so 1a15 II Dm ST. n1 tEo T.
5400. -19
/ sT. NV, near 14th-1st-comm. 4-story
9 pm, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1416
GEoRGIx & 81 Ga NE. NE SeoS N%lstoomm Big bEIek,
suitable for remodelirg into store and
pm n Leo I5sf \ BERNsfriN aas R'so co. | H4l5 q
SALE OR LEASE, restaurant and bar. now
doing good business with living quarters
and al modern modern equipment. Call Waldorf
KENILWoRTH SWEET SHOP. 1918 Kenil-
worth ave; n:eii e,i,n new store, all new fixtures
Pfse 5o5 Se3f 8 14s gaEners can't agree
lease; this most desirable newly remodeled
bldg; used at present as beauty parlor; 3
sion OF entire bldg. can be obtained: owner
must sell; priced right. FLOYD E. DAVIS
coNsP1cUoUs CORNER LOT, $4,000 50.
Union Station, Capitol hotels: improved
%sasR eGs5s $3.50 %sE
N ST. N.w.-1st comm: ideal for ONCE
sis.Soo Can I'll 3 pm. LEO N. 3 BERN ssy
STEIN g. co. 14l6 K st, NV, NE. $500.
-19
end COMMERCIAL, vicinity 10th and /
NV; very substantial 3-story and base
sion to business: hot-water heat; price,
S1S.500 Mr.. Menish, ofice of ROBERT
1890; eyes,; No. 3254. lis
WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON-commer-
cial for home and business. GIL. 1894;
ewes, OK. n633, OWNER, -l9
GEORGETOWN-1St commercial, near Wis
and Que St; ideal location for dress shop,
antiques, Offices, etc Price 500 o5O'
H: q. sMITHY co: Ma 59oS. rs
EXCHANGE FOR FLORIDA, small home or
homesite; bungalow on Chesapeake Bay
near Point Lookout, Md Box 3e7-D, Star
GEORGETOWN. 1882 and 1894 M St.
2 stores, one 2-story and garret and one
1-story; the entire lot 30 it. wide by about
100; suitable for any commercisl business,
DOWNTOWN, goth st. n.w.-2nd CONNER
cial; over 10000 SO: It; between L and M
alleys; excellent location for automobile
to sell at less than $40 per 50. It. WOOD
WARD 4 NORRIS, Realtors, exclusive
and ewes. Mr.. Mccarthy. Wo. 5226.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. :.

NEAR MASS. AVE. and 18th st. n.w.-Lee.
nome arranged into apts., income OF $3.50
per month. over and above owners guar
oil h.-w.h., Venetian blinds. new hardwood
frs. modern kit; furnishings and busi-
Mot Wsh FREp Dsrfsss sM s9nq eaor Sa
NEAR Isa S ST. Rx AND E cSsfToI SsS T soSo
pss aes ,se sGed 9sgn GgAs groed Ss sh tS
faa sffciAf asf BARsA1S, n small naHo store and
5 and os Path hwh 2Gar car
store at a small expense; price, $12.500.
Act today: RE. 52l6. ga
store on ground floor, in addition to 1s
rms. and baths, now rented as rooms
sns m, se eross ren essf r Gail less AT than ss
q sfs p1. II 1913. VIM. NH Il. sAUNDEKRs Co.
70 80 UNIT APT. HoUsEs-Excel. To-
cation; reasonably priced. For further de-
tails, call CHARLES H. ONO. 81. 6I79
sluSIF IT I F." ApT.-Modern detached apt.
cation; 2-story, each floor containing four
Groom. kitchen. bath apis; frozen rents
o% opsTa1s e. 'Gan
ssqss ss4hss; YES. sssa can @ W. s54s. Burr =
Fo1R.FAMLY Es, aas9IE FLATEssmidet. AZ sn brick cor
rm,. dinette. Kit. % and bath; 2 apts. have
screened porch; tenants furn. heat, gas
fsf ssos sss s s.ss sahY sfasSn e0 s2 Sa @
lent investment, consisting Of store and 9
apts;; annual rental, $2.70o, CAL LEGUM
APTs. and N several sleeping W rooms. sS nicely
furnished: downtown, conv. to everything
HAMPTON REALTY CO., EX. 1856, WA.
32.SN1r 3seSi NEW APT. HOUSE of 1 and 2
bedroom units; good investment at 3 times
pen sth sGaG%Y si9G9SY ASS AssocfAT Gs 'r
eoI6&BlA EHi ISIa u Rb:@is D rms. converted INTO
well financed; oil heat: priced risht, for
1o-RooM HoGsE. furnished complete;
Bath; bath: ' End foor: apts', bath. Z extra
s;ss 'SS'Hi kasG r.
story as satidins, 0s suitable for conversion
into ofees and apsrtmSnss present in
conn: AVE. ! block from Crystal city
bedrooms. Z baths. oil heat; excellent for
legation, professional, or nonprof1t or;
ganization; priced at $4,000 or will
lease Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS,
INC. Washington sldE'' d. $500; EYES"
IDEAL Ist CoMMERCIAL-Payed lot 20ox
100 it., improved by modem building 60x
so it., at busy intersection in congested
area, within miles Of White House: suit
restaurant. gasoline service station. or
other business recurring g,s large SPACE; c;,a Saa
terms and other Information phone MI.
s-sTORY DBLE HOUSE located on upper
18th st. NV containing total OF IA
bedrms. and 8 baths. This will make an
ideal rooming house: 4 additional finished
rms located in bsmt. on street level; priced
at s32 800, This is an attractive buy, Call
MEAD. Reaitor. SH. $500 tin o pm. "a
CoLoRED-MoDERN CUNT APT; house
sts. ne; annual income, nearly $4,000:
reasonably priced; Call ~ pm LEO
ME 5400. -19
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

st, end AND srd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
MFTkS NJ sSn REALTY saG TSIsr So Ex stss
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co. si7
MONEY sID Il hiS on sEcoNb M SaDo TRUST We will
buy second-trust notes, D. C. nearby Md
%opn SE " Rsasonab1s \ rates HAI1oMAJ
Cash FOR end TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV D1. $3.50. Brokers. attention
LOANS TO d. c.. MD, VA. homeowners
without excessive title charges or appraisal
fees; low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP. S3S Investment Bldg. DI S672.
MONEY on hrst ana second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryland.
CAN CO, 807 18th. Ma. SO32
lst, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS. nearby Nd.
Va. and D: C.; mo. payts: lowered. ADAMS
REALTY 5a1s pr CO; aso5 N y ave. NV ao. RE.
snd-TRUsT LOANS. D. C.. Nd, Va. prop
immed. service, low rates MAURICE B.
BERENTER g. CO., DI. 1894
SEVERAL GOOD End trust notes for sale,
secured by local real estate Call MR..
MARTIN, RE. 353l. -ly
Isl AND End TRUST LOANS on real estate
l404 L st. NV. MA. 4151
Evening star., 1947-09-18
FUTURE.


sLoAN CO. II NC sv.rA
eetSses sbrae pictures. f; BOOKS BOOKS. mirFors radios
at g6sns Fafs sh :s ST. ssealds PaSs auIa sp
tember Goth, starting at 10 am From
Sloan s1s NOV Z 0e 60. VEN iNc f Auets 'a aEst.ehsd
1891. se1S,19
TH0s. J. OWEN son, auctioneers. 43S
Southern Building.-Trustees sale Of valu-
aoe amy s bsns RnoWn as No.
1901 M st, NV. BY virtue OF certain
deed of trust duly recorded in tiber No:
Of oi0i, the District Of Columbia, and at ths
request of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii sell: at gg955lis
the the s6th day Of September AID. le47;, az
33o o'clock pm, the following described
land and premises, situate in the pistFlcs t,na
Lot / in Joseph NJ carmody's subdivision
Of lots in SQUARE S5' o IS per plat TeeoTasa
improvements thereon, known as 1901 n
st. NV. Terms: Sold subjeet to q prior
s desd st S rpst ps4 sT een. per anum mh from
May 81. 1947, and a prior second deed Of
trust for $3,s50sl with Interest st 9 Per
further particulars Of which Will be an.
nounced at time Of sale; the purchase price
above sstd t5Sst to be paid in cash
to be complied with within 10 days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the dis.
cretion Of The trustees EHopEN ~
THOS. J. OWEN . son, auetioneers, 43S
Southern Building.-Trustees' sale Of yalu-
able two-story and English basement brick
building, being known as premises No AIS
virtue OF . certain deed of trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. sO71, Folio 3b3 ct
seq, OF the land records Of the District
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby: the undersignea
trustees will sell, at public auction IN front
Of September, AID. 1947, at, 8 o'clock PM,
the following described land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being the south 19 feet.
ga inches front by full depth thereof OF
original lot IA in Square 532 being also
taxation as Lot SIS in Square .532s with
improvements thereon known as 41s 3rd st.
NV. Terms: Sold subject to prior build
ing association deed of trust for APPROX.
imately So, 179. .35 and prior second deed
Of trust for $1.971.6S with interest at sig
per cent per annum from June 80, 1947.
further particulars Of which win es a.. en-:
deposit of 5000 required. conveyancins.
recording. ETC., at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with within 10 days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the dis:
eoW1RD eaeS1Ha o. MosRis sos u1se' W cAsk Tsssses
sel6,18,2O,23,2S
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER . son. auctioneers
Estate sale OF household furniture.
radios. rugs, typewriter. vacuum cleaner
and other personal effects. BY order
John NJ. Boteler and others. By auction
at Weschler's. 905 E ST. NV. tomor:
row commencing 9:30 am. Twin and
living room groups, Eectrolux vacuum
cleaner Breuer ball-bearing Tornado heavy
duty vacuum cleaner, electric range, cleo.
and tables, china and glassware, Steinway
square piano, leather settee; sateleg, lamp
and occasional tables: lounge and occasion.
al chairs, chests of drawers, dressers. beds.
box and coil springs, inner spring and felt
mattresses; mirrors, lamps, sofa and studio
beds, china cases, gas ranges, kneehols
and fall-front desks. cedar chests. secre.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

STORAGE OR LIGHT manufacturing
space. fronting on wide alley, downtown;
r1ssr is AL REAfrRR I'll
sThEET s9I hsfh Floor h.o OFFICE srAcE-4.soc AcE1ls
sory ss S once On Bids s sS G Of
in basement for storage. etc. can be sub.
divided; vacant; Apply leasing dept
!, .Eo e NJ N; BERNSTEIN ns6S & CO. 1415 K st.
sis7 is Ks ST. .sSH S.w.-1st floor large Gee room
excellent location; ,display WINDOW. Apply
iith AND d s sTs. IS. N.W.GLarge w and small
suites available; will be remodeled to suit
eeFs esG sad caf Ges ess
HEo IasSdsd u Isgi APP'E CO.. saihf iaf5 Rsp
cENTkAfLY located, vicinity 14th st
nds. as use asVsR nRos eata See MT
inston Bldg. D1. $500: ewes. CO. 594o.
DESIRABLE SPACE AVAILABLE in io-
vstors: ideal for combinat ton Of once and
ate or en
Leasing Dept. LEO N. BERNsTEifN q ce, CO,
l4I5 z st; NV, NE; 54ooo Ia
!Ss. e.s OFFICE s osaca asHs
rent: building service. Cali Ex. o313.
DOCTORS OFFICES and apt. combined;
prom. apt, vic. of Wis. and Mass. aves.;
win remodel to suit tenant. OR, 650s
suites available for immediate occupancy:
low rentals. Atlantic Bldg. $50 r st.
NV. See MIR. KELLER. S16 F st. n.w.-19
NEAR eth AND INDIANA AVE. NW.-4O
separate Offices on three floors with ele-
vator: 5000 month immediate occupancy:
rented only as an entirety. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV, Ma. 1900.
DOWNTOWN LoCATIoN-single rooms.
low rentals. immediate occupancy. Ma
tional Union Bldg, e1S p 81. NV. See
Mr.. KELLER, SIG st. NV -19
OFFICE SPACE, entire 1st A.. approx.
500 q. f.; nr. Medical Center. 1022
18th st. nv.
Evening star., 1947-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. BARRETT, CARTER, Attorney,


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 89.42s. Ad
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers. OF the District Of
Columbia and the State of VirSinia. re-
spectively. have obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate of Martha B.
Ellingsen, late of the District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claimx
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
scribers, on or before the 10th day OF Sop
tember. AID 194s; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all beneht OF
said estate. Given under our hands this
18th day OF September, 1947. THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF
WASHINGTON. BY Edward A. Dent: Jr.,
Assistant Trust On1cer; william s. Koge,
tSeal) Attest: MONROE COGSWMIl.
Register of Wills for the District OF Colun-
bia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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