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BRICK COIONIAI-S16-3 50
CT BRICK BUNGALOWS
HOME BEAUTIFUL,

It's really a picture This delightful pre-
war bung allow cont. rms. and tiled bath
on 1st FIR. and 2 fin. heated rms. on Ind.
Large level lot with fine lawn, rose garden
A Sensational value at S13,75O. CAN
SH. 1913 till pm. DENNY & PRICE,
Realtors. is
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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cOIORED-S295 DOWN

COIOflCI-spI DO"N
Two story brick. 5 rooms, gas, electric,
water: convenient location; $500 per
BIRON & CONRAD, INC.
ST. $40; res, RA. 1888 or 81. ss76. III
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

PROFESSIONAL GIRL wishes to share
her apt with another girl IN Manhattan
RA ZOE. IL
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SILVER SPRING

Prewar brick bungalow. situated on wood
ed lot 70xl50; living rm. with firepl. din
rm., equip kit . bedrms., full tiled bath,
screened side porch. stairway to expansion
attic, full bsmt. gas heat, air-cond. built
in garage. Sl5,750, on terms. WOOD
CONLEY CO, s710 Ga. ave, Sligo 500
Until Q D m. Il
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T. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CHEVY CHASE D. C..

Especially attractive, detached 3-bedrm
; bath brick and stone, stairway to fin
iShed attic, recreation rm. in bsmt. own
er leaving city. For further information
call
MRS. McCUTCHEN, DE. 9510
with James H. Prentice Co., 110l Vermont
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WEST OF 10Th ST. AT VARNUM
with s spacious rooms q bedrooms) and
, baths: modern in every respect; hot
water heat with gas furnace, brick ga
rage; owner has moved from city: home is
vacant, ready for occupancy; price only
Nj. sehwab, SN Wo. o6s4. With hNN " a--''lS
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND FLA. AVE.
N.W.-Semidet, brick home, oil heat;
$1,000; $4,000 down. MR.. HARRIS. DE.
BLOCK HARVARD ST.
Mr.. wAsHINoToSs De- iied, RA. $3.50.
BLOCK list ST. NV
Immaculte 2-story brick home, having
lge. rms and modern tile bath on each
floor: Tappan gas stoves and Westing-
house electric .refrigerators in spacious
q9ly s 900 % Gown 9aym men,! Mr. BRAD
We offer this. fine owner-oecupied q
at sto' r a priee on on special I terms H
INSPECTION by appt. cwner must sell
Eyes, ~ Mr. Wstts, k sc. s2so. DRURY
CoLoRED-sUITABLE for roomine house;
rms, . baths, full basement, h.-w.h.;
near End and D SITS. NV. Can be bought
with very low down payment, balance
terms. B. j. CRIvELLA. INC. AID. $500.
CoLoRED-174s SIS rms. baths.
DREIsEN. sic Bond Bldg. IA. 777s. III
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PAUL P. STONE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Lovely new center-hall brick with outside
dimensions of 34x25; liv rm. "a 4xl24,
din. I'm, l2.4xt36; L-shaped kit. with
breakfast nook and de luxe equipment:
bedrmS., . baths on End floor; stairway 10
lse. attic: tiled powder rm, on, LIST floor.
bay windows in iiv. rm. and din. rm,
Bryant gas furnace, &C. heat; lge wooded
lot in excellent neighborhood lavatory in
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sH. 5000 till 0 pm. Ia
WOODSIDE FOREST


Open daily; ine 2-story brick center
entrance Colonial, in the very finest Silver
Spring subdivision, conv. to shopping
schools. and transp:; this home contains
large liv. rm.. frepl.. dining rm., de luxe
kit, powder rm. and large side screened
porch; 5 bedrms. and 2 baths on End A.;
suilt.in garage: full bsmt., lavatory and
laundry tubs. To reach: Out Colesville I'd.
to Dale dr.. (Mrs X 50. left on Dale to
Columbia blvd, right 2 blks. to No. 97I1
and open sign.
EDW. C. HOLMEAD, Realtor
sH. 5000 till 9 pm -1s
BRICK COLONIAL-S16,350
spacious rms. tiled bath Civ nm. 81 it.,
with firepi) good closet space; located
Handicapped lot; gas a.-c.h;;; large concrete
porch fine value. Can SH 1913 till
9 pm. DENNY & PRICE, Realtors. is
CT BRICK BUNGALOWS
Pinewood offers the best bungalow buy
in this area. As low. as $1,000 cash
down. bedrooms and bath, list foor:
finished stairway to End floor. designed
for 2 additional rooms. Only few left.
Cal RE $3.50. to 8.
Colonial Investment Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. ICON,
1852 EASTERN AVE.
AUERBACH & co.

detached brick homes; finest construction;
rms, 2 baths and 2 half baths; gas
q h
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Near Chevy Chase Country Club between
tive Diet home, lge. wooded. beautifully
handicapped lot spacious liv, room with
fireplace. Other flrst-floor rooms spaciously
arranged, FirSt-f1. Law. 4 bedrmS, > baths
on End FIR; : third-flr. servants rms. with
baths, fun bstm:. 2-car garage, lge side
porch. fine home arranged for COM
Portable living S29,950. Call Mr. Holmes
after Z pm. EN-. 6635.
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APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.

COUPLE and 4-year daughter, need small
furnished apt or share home. vicinity
Alexandria TIE. 5000 Ext. 236. l6@
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S1.7OO Down PAYMENT

b9Sie Gay YEARS p old yns brick Gbes
room. kitchen; End f., bedrms and
bath; gas air-cond. heat; full basement;
excellent shopping center and transp
Immediate occupancy Assume GI loan
Price, S13,950. Call Mr. Macintosh, jr.,
WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash. Bldg, DI
$500; ewes, WO 37I6
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ITO TODD PLACE NE.
SIX-ROOM BRICK. in center of transp
schools, church and shopping district;
two-car garage, coal hot-water heat; cash
So 500, balance like rent. Call NO. 5514
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, SILVER SPRING AREA

Client eager to buy modern brick Cap,
Cod or bungalow, in this section Can pa!
all cash. Phone SH. 1913. MR.. PRICE
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY

Near 14th and Columbia rd nw-Prop-
erty and rooming house business; excel
lent condition; approved monthly income,
S401 As; Z apis, baths oil heat;
only $4,000, terms. CHAPMAN, Real
tors. RE. 1916.
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BETHESDA AREA

Distinctive plan and design on well-lsnd-
rms, > baths, built-in garage oil hot
water heat. Inspection by appt. only Call
MR.. ROSENDORN, WI. 54S1 with Thom-
L phi1linSA
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hs t sshoe bul efifk saFsge rms o4 'e Ms
souri, ave. NV. Open Sunday, l to 6.
SICiLER a. TISHI Err ia 1:}4S -l6
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NAVAL OFFICER. leaving on sea duty, de-
Sires ] or = bedroom apt; for wife and
dauRhters. aged 9 mos. and @l2 yrs. con-
venient trans. and shopping; max. 500
mo. including utilities. w w. STOKE.
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PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

New brick bungalows, some with picture
windows Inv. rm, din. rm., complete mod.
kit, > bedrms. and bath, nice porch. lge
unfinished End a. for . bedrms. and bath
with plumbing ard heat roughed an COM
pletely foored; easy to complete for future
expansion; full bsmt. with outside entrance.
gas heat Iee. corner lot: open daily To
reach: Out Georgia ave. 10000 block right
on August DIR. l block to open sign and
house.
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COLORED-TRINIDAD AVE.
Lovely row tapestry brick home in excel
cond : rms, , baths built-in garage.
storm sash, oil h.-w.h Call WA. S625. or
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
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COLORED-S1,95O DOWN

100 block Abbey pl ne, lovely Groom
brick home with Colonial front porch,
tiled bath. h.-wh., full basement. built-in
garage. Owner will completely decorate
to suit you. Call ST. 7245; ewes, GE.
07oI TlPP REALTY co lis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

Sunday Feb 10 He and Eddie WthrS
Cleveland
Lucille Dbbs and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
By CHARLOTTE PERTEET

III. people. Well, here | am ready
10 dish out tho latest about tho
greatest (msAning you. Of eourse) },
Are you with msf
To get started on the right foot,
let me tell you about the basket.
ball game between the 81 Paul
Clippers (who. believe, are Rf-
hIiatcd with the Ober Boys Club
In ST. Paul., and the ST. Anselma
team, which was the visiting team
from Chicago, III. Frank Brown,
ST. Paul Clipper, played a defensive
game lie kept the opposition way
of balance. which, they tell me, IL
very essential In keeping the op.
posing team at a disadvantage
Johnnie Cotton and Roscoe Reed,
memherN ~ the st. Paul Clippers
also should receive honorable men.
ti1n. Johnnie played a great game
a. guard, and Roscoe Reed didn't
miss a rebound" The final RcorF
was 30 60 - In favor % the Clip
pers, Hats OF TO the 81 Paul Clip
pcrsl
Saturday evening ut \ pm. !
was . spectator NJ the game be-
tween Halle q. Brown and Phyllis
Wheatley and the st. Ansslms
played tho e uP's." I personally
think that Phyllis WheRtlsy really
gave the boys from Chi n hard way
10 Eoi A large crowd turned out
for the game, and n few Of your
friends and mine that caught
sight ~ weTsI Jackie CuH, BETTY
King, Earl Bowman. Anna Mae Al
len, Roberta Ellis and Lonnis Hol.
man, Cora Mae Richie, June sSa.
sion, Jean Brown. Charles James,
Emma Roberts. Barbara Merrill.
Hardy White, BonniStslls Majors,
Katherine McGrRw, Doris White,
Robert Wormley. Jessie MeEIroy.
Bobby Randall. ClsntsIIs jackson,
Richard Parker, Gene ATon, and
Edward Green. The final sc0rsh
from the games were ~ follows,
Phyllis WhsAtIsy. ST. Paul. q,
6 Ups. 97~Ht. AbssIms. 2s. And
that's all 49, far a. sports IL onn.
esFBed for this week.
The Goods u g. Paul also on.
tsrtainsd q few o. their friends
this evening at Halle q. Brown.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
TWIN CITY FLASHES

Who are the Co edSH Well, | don't
know all Of tho memhora. but a
couple of them arc Connie Jones.
Rosemund Miller. Eula Camp, and
Sarah I'M. John WRrrCn. Evelyn
Lewis. Curtis Russell. Charles
Brown, Betty Lewis and Boyd
Crawford, Donald Gates, Savanna
and Tommy Roberts, Lester Bailey,
and Marvin TillmRn are . few II
the people who, I heard. attended
tho gale affair.
! also attended n surprise birth.
day party for DoloroE searR. The
guest list included Peggy Aparir.
cio, ElonEella Everson. Addia Marie
Young. Leroy bell. Maurice How.
ell, Charles BROWN. Cart Patterson.
Tony LucaS, Melvin bailey. Dolores
and Jewell Sears. and yours truly.
She received many lovely Rifts. We
had q ray old time and tho party
broke up about 2 am. with every.
one concerned pretty well on.
hRusted,
Yes. I'm still telling you about
last Saturday evening. and I've got
news ! haven't even used yet
(SmileI II you were at the Clio.
Hall this night you probably
bumped into Pat and Robbie Cart.
wright, Dickis Votes" Mayas.
Jackie Morrison. and Earl Weber,
Jr., CArmsttA Hit, David Allen and
Norman Carter Leon James and
Johnnie Jackson gave q fine tap
dancing floor show.
Dropped out TO tho TT. after the
dance wbsrs PHI, and things were
really jumping. Got q chance 90 see
Kim Ellis, Sarah hin, vsntrsncs
Jackson, BubbA Jackson, LnIiRhn
Tatimors. Franz Brown and many
otheTs. Jackie Morrison and Albert
DuTaHd really took the floor IN q
mad rumbR. OH Charles Brown
was also there. lie sure does get
around. doesn't hsH Just bstWssn
you and mo, ! think ri call him
the sTsepsr." from here on out. no
you can see that my Saturday eve
ming was really . night 70 rsmsm.
bsT, wasn't ~
Tho IT, was where ! spent my
Sunday evening. and Phyllis and
James ClsaTy, Buddy and Arlene,
Booker and Jane. Wanda and In,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

Foundation is very grateful 10 you
for your continued endorsement and
support.
know that your entire stat par.
ticipated IN the services rendered,
and hope you will let the STAFF
know that the cooperation given
makes possible the fulfllment Of
the program 81 service Of the Ma.
tional Foundation. Every phase Of
the program IL strengthened by the
activities Of each participating indi.
vidual. and for thousands 81 name.
less victims Of infantile paralysis
| thank you and your associates and
renew the National Foundations
pledge that no victim Of infantile
paralysis shall 20 without the best
available medical aid. for lack Of
funds. regardless ~ age, race, creed
OF color.
CHARLES II. BYNUM,
Director. Interrscial Activities
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

Mrs. Jessie Saylss, S72s Fourth
Ave. So. He arrived Wednesday,
Feb, rs, Mr.. Mitchell. Jr. is the
son Of Mr.. Sam D. Mitchell, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freeman.
7O7 Olson Blvd. are the parents of
a baby girl. CarlA Maria Teresa.
weighing 7 pounds and 10 ounces
at birth. She was born Wednesday,
Feb. Is. at FAirvieW Hospital.
The Blue Monday Club met at the
home Of Mr.. and and Mrs. Ed.
Hayes, S749 Fourth Ave. So, Mon.
day. Feb. %. Buffet supper was
served and games were the enter
tainment for the evening. A prize
was won by Mrs. BulAh COhran,
Visitors were Alice (Browniel Fort
and Mrs. A. Perry. The next meet.
ing will be at the home Of Mrs.
Cohran, March 3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27

tell Jackson. Now, you know the
cause Of the dance Ia 10 send un-
dcrprivilegSd bOya and girls 10
camp, don't your And you prob
ably know about the tiHs program
that they have planned for you.
Sew Widman Ii TO NC, for uu. and
the trophies to be presented 10 all
Of the contestants by the Logan
and Around the Clock Cluha are real
gone. Tickets may be purchased
from any Of the club members
(Fislds drug AtOre, MAuries's rec
ord shop In ST. Paul, or Phyllia
WheAtley house In Minnsapolisl,
For further information, please
keep your radio dial tuned IN 10
wMlN for Sew widmAn's program.
or wLoL Swing Club" with Lelgh
kAmmAn, disc jockey.
Well, ! KuesH that thAt'a all for
now. 40 until see you At the Bene-
a. Ball on Saturday,
I remain,
Charlotte, Of eourua,|
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Amusement TUx
WIN Hit All
Entertainments

NsighborhSod sntsrtai n IN 9 n I.
ehureh-spOAsOred productions. fra
ternal dances and any other form
Of amusement, for which an admis-
sion Is charged, will be taxed by
the city II the proposed amusement
tax passes at the March 3 election.
Pointing out that there are no
exemptions, except for golf courses
and swimming pools run by the
City or q charitable organization,
William G. Finley, chairman Of the
Volunteer Committee Against the
Amusement Tax, asked for an over.
whelming mo" vote at the polls,
The tax would be imposed on
admissions Of every type, whether
for recreation or amusement, II
will require every person who pays
an admission charge 20 any place
to pay an additional one cent for
each 20 cents. The ordinance also
makes Il impossible for an organi-
ERtiOn TO absorb the tax through
the requirement, that Il shall be
collected from the person making
the admission payment Mr., Finley
pointed out.
The city Of st. Paul does not
need the proceeds Of this tax for
any purpose. The budget deficit,
which the tax was intended to
cover, has already been made up
from other sources. Such q tax,
once imposed, according TO COM
mon experience, is never elimi-
mated. II L. frequently increased,
bat rarely decreased"
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man, Nelson Mccoy, Gene Goes.
LaRAhn, NOTval Brooks, Richard
Morrow, TOny Lucas, Ernie John.
son, Dolores and Jewell Sears. and
LaNehe Walker, Frances Lee. a real
gone EAl, practically took the place
down whom she came forth with
that Fool That Anal" | think
everyone really could have heard
much moro u her voice. What
about Il, Characters 7 C,S, and &C.
wsrV really Travelling Light" this
evening, but all In all w had u
wonderful time,
FiaAhl While I was at tho I'll.
! had = chance 20 tAlk with Leigh
I'VE Cali Il JaES" KAmman, who
tells mo that hs IL going 90 he out
Go the uniVsrpity Of Minnesota aeon
for = program on Brotherhood
Week. For all of you boys and Klrls
on campus, I'd advise you to look
into this matter, Sounds TO mo HE
II would be very interesting a. well
~ educational
Hear Vel Hear Vel Now, I'M
giving you fair warning, this 10
definitely the last chance I will be
able 60 tell you about the dance
with the cause, The ilnAl contestant
lineup loOkn like this, Jaequsline
Morrison, PsEgy ApArieie, BRAD.
ford BsnnSr, Harold brown, Nelson
Mccoy, Clyde TuTTpntlns and ed.
die Milton, Edgar Pillow, Jackie
Smith, Anna Mae Allen. and Glen.
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Social and Personal
Q MINNEAPOLIS 0

W0Fd was received this week Of
the recent marriage Of Mr.. Sam d.
Mitchell, Jr.. Of Chicago, formerly
Of Minneapolis, TO Miss Augusta
N. Sparks Of Chicago. They were
married Feb. 8 in Chicago.
Baby shower: Mrs. James Bailey
and Mrs. Claude Mason, S924 Fifth
Ave. So, were eO-hOstesses at q
baby shower given for Mrs. Mary
Brady, Friday, Feb. 20. Refresh
ments were served and bridge was
played. First prize was won by
Mrs. Pearl Scho6eld. second prize
by Mrs. Alice Mcclure, and BOBBY
prize by Mrs. Gladys Session.
Mr.. s. ID. Mitchell. Tl3 Fremont
No, veteran Glen Lake employee,
Ii seriously III in Glen Lake Hos
pitAl.
Mr.. Sam d. Mitchell, Jr., Of Chi
eagO b visiting with his mother.
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Halle Membership Meeting
Friday Night Al 3 y. NJ.

A membership meeting open 20
all paid members Of Halle Q.
Brown and prospective members
Friday night, Feb. q. at 8 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. James
became the parents Of u baby girl.
born Saturday, Feb. 81, at the
FSirview hospital. Mother and
daughter are doing fine. Mrs.
James Is the daughter Of Mrs
ChRnnie Hollivay Of 1927 Chicago
Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-27
Thanks for Support
OF Annual March
OF Dimes Program

EDITOR.
Again II Is my privileged reEpon.
sibility and duty to thank you for
the support Of your publication In
the March Of Dimes, The success
Of the campaign was insured by
the wide circulation Of the appeal
for funds by the press, The National
Evening star., 1948-01-14
BUSINESS PRopER1. FOR SALE.

NEAR STATLER ON X STREET-Four-
story and English basement. 22x100;
prestige location for business or executive
Offices. viii accept any good, small PROP
erty. in trade. J. A. WEINBERG CO.,
Realtors, 1907 II st. NV. NA.S6500. -I5
NEAR COLUMBIA RID. and 18th st. NV
Modern 4story building OF stone and
brick, handsome front, store at ground
level on lst floor, offices on end, apart
ments above. The location is one OF the
most accessible in the northwest. property
been purchased for business DEVELOPMENT;
to match for business on the 1st door
and an income from the rest. Night or
Sunday cali Mrs. Merilat. co, 5l65
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV
SHOPPING CENTER SITE: neighborhood
established. intersection of . main high
ways Just over District line; plans COM
plete: steel and brick ready to go; owner
IN Fla. and wants to dispose of immed
Box 433-B. Star. -l5
GARAGE AND FILLING STATION, sltu-
ated on $4,000 So. It. of commercial prop
erty on Lee hwy. west of Falls Church;
gailonage approximately $4,000 per mo-
{ can e.. I. 9S55' 9S5 am. to pm; after 6
MAYFLowER HOTEL AREA, 1st comm
Two row houses. total 45-ft front by 100
deep; 81 rms. and 3 baths, double gar;
owner wants immediate sale. Call Mr.
Collins with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
l0S2 18th st. NV, Elk. $3.50; ewes, RA.
ACCESSIBLE DOWNTOWN, 1st comm
Good frontage, alley; reasonably priced
Ma. 1886 or WO. 0250.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

as I;s;n ACREsmcon.sin timbsr, srayel and
located 90 miles from Washirston in Md; ;
GOOD road to premises reasonably priced
Call Anna polls 5205.' is
BUILDERS. ATTENTION - 10 wooded
D. c. in Md; reas. for s11,95o. Call JA
At PATUxENT on P R Rs acres for
Meade. is crossed by Pstuxent River. has
acres Of cleared, heh land at perfect
trees: about 2s miles drive from Treasury.
LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER, 17lS K st. NV.
FAIRFAX CO.. VA, about : miles, from
Lee blvd on hard-surfaced road and near
modern scnool, IN GOOD re!ghoornood
recently rec rest in woods, chiefly oak and
poplar, with ample perennial brooks:
house was tocaed al the na nsh opo
s i SssseRs; g1iss sla5oS: + koUES ss
I-5 ACRES, miles S. Aleyandria; close
to store and bus. Call after pm. Alex.
IoE SALE fass H9sse s..nss pike homer
site: 81 l;os5. Cali HI. e5le between $50
s,5eo sHa : aaeIREs, aI Just 90 minutes from the
one tract on which is fine old s-room
frame house with barn, sheds and an en-
trance lodge for gatekeeper. No public
roads cross these four square miles Of
fine acres About 100 acres cleared and
balance in Enthusiastically pine and
oak for pu.pvood and crossties. Well
watered, Located risht In the corner Of
two main concrete hishways at Waldorf
Md An ideal tract of tland for small
farm subdivision development cattle
ranch. dude ranch or club. $50 per acre.
viii sell asa whole only. Box 262-C. star
Evening star., 1948-01-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

18th ST. NV bldgs,, in Al retail
location. between. L and M sts.; vacant
and available for immed, occupancy.
Each store is 20xs0 it., 3 floors and
contains 10000 So. it. ideal for furni,
ture store. Write Box 434-B, Star. is
2-ST0RY BLDG. rear of $40 C St ne
Suitable for workshop; electricity, gas
wafer; vacant; large parking space. Ii
ENTIRE FLOOR downtown business sec
ton tom approx: ]: 900 SO. it.; ideal for COM
commercial; bldg. equipped with pas
senger and freight elevators. loading IA
IEo / S n sERSsTEIN TaaS i Co, 5 i4I55 fsps St.
STORE AND Z UPPER FLOORS downtown tS
approx, $500 50. IT.; bldg equipped with
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO, I4l5 K ST.
MOST MODERN. very attractive, IiS newly
erected, 3-story bldg, with beautiful store
IN the heart of Washingtons downtown
business section; for lease to responsible
large outfit: suitable for any type business,
For Information. call Ex. 1896. ii
aye; aye nv vror Former brick church bldg lot
most Of lot. LINKffNs CO. exclusive fse
1924 R. 1. AVE. NE ST. commercial
zone; connecting rms. lge. storage space,
pvt. bath. front and rear entrances: will
profession. DU. 4544. 10
OFFICE, SHoWRM.. STORE; street floor:
modernly decorated; near Conn. ave-, 1245
.Oth ST. NV; 500 mo-: will lease. -26
Evening star., 1948-01-14
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

LEASE OR SALE, $50 acres of sand and
gravel land, alongside the Patuxent Riv-
er, on the Penn. RR.: for further partic-
ulars, contact MR.. JOS. coGITo, 1928
GEoRGEToWN-a-story brick bldg, End
oil heat: good showroom on Ist floor;
L block off M ST. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
1928 ST. NV, vacant-22x1 90 it..
English basement. with store: 4-story, 20
rooms, 5 baths: will sell. rent or trade.
Nh. 1929. AD 5000. is
rm. for another, also blue prints for build-
Can sHocKEY & MooRHEAD, AD. 6o3i
CENTER OF SILVER spRNG-Approx.
$4,000. 50. It. with three 2-s.ory houses.
sSss sSsgs 10 s5 SnSS 9 az
1880 SO. FT.-Heavy industrial prop
erty in Rossiyn, Va fronting on SIS.
house; plans have been approved for "a
WILLIAMS REALTY co. 3sO6 Wilson
blvd. OW 6I6l, CHI 6212 -15
TOURIST HOME on Bladensburg rd.. ideal
for most any type of business; priced to
sell Immediately. Call Mr.. Sebra or Miss
odom, US; 1926. cox g. CO, INC,
zoned End comm; inmed: possession;
should sell today for only Ss,eao, S1,500
down. HARRY DREISEN, Ma. 7772. -16
18th AND R. I. AVE. N.W.-lst CONNER
cial delivered vacant: attractive 3-story
brick. large store 25xl25, plus rms;
REALTY CO., 1924 Eye st. NV. Ex.