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Evening star., 1948-08-22

Under D. c. ldtCs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tcatt three full days and
recetue the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
ktaa as.s fst; s. ss, 81 x.5.. xAl,a.sn and Miriam
' "a Ss9fhs kin.eisy. Ii. an New s orls.a:. cans
J.ek Wilson. q. 5000 9 st. NV. and
Francis Brooks. 26. Arlington. and Name,
LoSs GSef et s7t Is iFfns tgS ' Lamont ST.
and Mildred Noon. q. 1875 Leland ave.
so sss fs1s ss. n a.ss sss " S,o@9 ssS s Perry s.
Charles ,I.,lor; 81, sna M.rss,rss .,. wat V.
Bsstr!s. orsmlicn. Il; b.lttnors,
Dusnf nd % Mi Lacy &C g e. Risass 1898 s.hnet n n
.ns s0f: Gs. H. M f;t"gP gs4 Hisa'
ceePee s1ee e surt'.. r.si 81, Warren. Pa. and
& Helen Hrssb. KnspD ss ots 81 nS st. and
william Bsines. 4s, and Julia Hall, 46,
both OF Arlington. Va.
chapi.. mo Mohsr. 6, snd Eiis.Dsth Arnold,
81, both Of conshokoeksn. p
ana a.Psar.t % 81 tucker, ss' llsi New
x.sa:!s sssins:s s:.s.sn sss n 1s su.psles and Pa
N.t.i. esr.et as. $500 Porter $: NV,
and, and virsini. Hsusht' 49, a1oi penn'yl-
Gordon Kinney 81. P.tux.nt River. Nd.
and Catherine simko. 10. 1923 st.
Leonard coqms.; s 2a; 1854 49, Tss ST., nv, and
Herman slater as, ana Pauline Edwsrd.
Earl 1e' A99ast0s Sotn Of 81 I2nd 4sa u u St and
rrR.st Alien: 80: 1924 5s 1ssth st. M; nv, and
Louise Jaesson So 80 4sth pi nd ns
A'ssa Mas.ll. i'elis Riey Mids., van Il Hall he anu
Henry Meme Il 71.s Jefferson nn 9n,h St nv
and GLADYS Hardy. "a, i726 New Hamp-
''i Il! s;ss i: +: H!as:r.sn and GLADYS
:, t.n.vs ssmps.lI, q, 3 2ss St ne anu
Jo.sh Williams, M 20 4Gh ASshes1ie os e5H Nd and
Lydia Green. 1a; Asuaseo, Nd .
NopSrt MORAN, Do. Saraso.a' RIA, ana
Gladys Moran. 90, @s00 Devonshire pl
G.orse Wood. -, 1850 14th st. NV. and
Mary WenGat, 80. Hamilton Hotel
James Comes. "a, 1443 savannah Of
Sc, and Dorothy Brown. 20. 172s Attn
James B.leh.r. %. SIS C st. .s, and
Alien Weise. IS. isis Jefferson % st. NV,
and Anna Law. %, 520s 41st st. NV.
Casey Mcdonald. "a; and ONEIDA jenkins,
9S, both of 1908 N st NV
Gordsn Grimwood. "6. 1919 18th st. NV,
and Reoecca Fox~orch. 90, 1928 @ st.
NV.
James Braden, 80 Patuxent River. Nd,
and Lena Braden, IS, Warren, Pa.
Edwin. Knarr, %. 36i3 18th St nv, and
Katherine Moore, 20, 1445 Otis pl. NV.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

ments from the Revolution through world
War II surrender. papers. .threush Ausust.
Fish .ns Sliis sssys. undsr ss;ns 1n
Fourteenth and Z streets NV. open .
Am. to 4 pm. daily; display Of animals
and fresh.water ash, for Al indefinite
period.
TOUR.
Throush FORT Washins ton. Md. spon :
sored BY National Capital Parks; meet
special buses at 1416 street NV. / :45
pm. today
FOR gERVICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
1918 L street NV. LOUNGE, library. writ.
ms desk, billiard tables, radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center, III:
Pennsylvania avenue NV, free canteen
open daily. noon to midnight.
Penthouse Service Center, Seventeenth
and K streets NV; coffee hour 63f
o clock. and terrace dancint. $50 o'cloc.
tonight.
Oficers' Service Club, 1914 Twentv-firs
street NV. bridge party, . pm. today.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
New York Clearing House

NEW YORK, Aug 81 lP.-The weekly
statement OF the New York Clearing House
shows:
Total surplus and undivided profits
UNCHANGED at Sl,5T1,614, 800
decreased $50. 1000
Time deposits taversse) decreased Ss,-
03a,00O
Clearinss week ending today. S6,356,-
03S.159
Clearinss week ending August 13', So
503, ,93s,253
sFfve days
Evening star., 1948-08-22

clined to $50 800, 900 pounds in the
first half Of ie4s from 2Sl s0o, 900 In
the ls47 half.-Commerce Depart
ment.
American Telephone b Telegraph
Co. and subsidiaries earned net
profit Of S2o5. .042. .s46 or Ss.os in the
year ended June 80. BY itself, AT6T
had q net Of slT6,635,475 or s7.7s.
Also for the year ended June 80:
Gerity Michigan Corp. earned
s652, ,4s4 or IS cents, vs.. sl.2l6,o35
or $l.SS.
.McGraw Electric Co. earned S2,-
437 ola. VS.. S2.9eo,l3S or s6.26.
Southern California Gas Co.
earned s7,6ss.574 VS.. s4.s24.s2o.
Texas Electric Service Co. earned
$3.el3.45s vs.. s3,l2o,s28.
Erie Railroad Co. earned s6,5ls,563
or $2.18 q share In the seven months
ended July 81, VS.. s2.610,547 or 81
cents In the like ls47 period.
Kennecott Copper Co. and sub
sidiaries earned s4s,267, ,4os or s44s
q share In the six months ended
with June. VS.. $46,sos.s2e or $4.26
In the ls47 half.
Also for the first six months:
Transcontinental d Western Air.
Inc, lost s4,3so,54o. VS., a deficit Of
Ss.3l4,243 in the ls47 half.
Pan American Petroleum q Trans
port Co. earned s7.094,s3 or $3.50,
vs.. $5j3ll ,o24 or sl1s.
Central Investment Corp. earned
$49o.l2s or Sl.67. VS.. SAIL, ,sS7 or si.40.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
asked Securities and Exchange Com
mission permission to sell $75, 10000
in debentures.
Other SEC Activities:
Commonwealth and Southern
Corp. asked permission to pay a
$50 share dividend, amounting
to s2l6l.870 on outstanding pre-
ferred stock.
Ohio Edison Co.. of Akron, reg
istered an issue of $4,000, 600 first
mortgage bonds, and 285,7l3 shares
OF common stock.
Metropolitan Edison Co.. Reading,
Pa, asked authority to sell $780,
600 first mortgage bonds and 10000
shares Of s100-par cumulative pre-
ferred stock.
Toledo (Ohio) Edison Co., reg
istered an offering Of $5,0o0.00o first
mortgage bonds.
Memphis Generating Co.. asked
permission to purchase 5000 shares
Of Sl00-par common stock for $780,
600 from National Power and Light
Co.. parent organization.
Carpenter Paper Co., Omaha,
asked permission to sell gilt shares
Of sl00-par convertible preferred
stock.
Gentilly Development Co., Inc,
Shreveport, La, was authorized to
pay $3.50, 900 cash to Electric Power
and Light Corp, parent company.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
First AustruIion Auto
Goes on Sale This Year
by The Assseiatsd Press

MELBOURNE, Aug. 21.-The first
Australian made automobile is
scheduled for sale this year.
The first cars, f1ve-seater sedans,
will be completed in September
About $500 are expected to be Of
fered to the public by December.
The manufacturer, General
Motors Holden's, Ltd, expects to
produce 10000 of these cars yearly
after next July.
Selling price of the new car likely
will be around 5000 Australian
Sl950. This is about s100 t$325)
more than small English cars. and
fl30 (s422) more than the cheapest
American automobile.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Deaths Reported

From D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics }
Mary Pomton, 90, 3700 Huntineton st
Robert Anderson. 70 Delaplsne, Va.
Peter Wood IS. 3al4 Vista st. ne
Martha King, Il, 2107 Adams Mill I'd
Estelle Hsldsnstein. 81, 1857 Alabama
ave. Sc.
Glen Pratt, As. iii 11th st NV
Hetbert McDonell, SO, 1907 18th I'd 30.
Arlington, Va.
Robert warren. :, l41s r st. NV.
Alma Knapp, /, SOP 18th st. nv
John H. Hand. 73, Blue Plains. D. C.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

to give retail jewelers. a monthly
time table of promotion opportuni-
ties.
The members Of the committee
are H. Victor Paul, Wiss Sons, Inc.
Newark, N. j.: Ray F. Warren, vice
president. Bulova Watch Co., New
York; Gordon Howard, vice presi-
dent, Elgin National Watch Co.. Ell
gin, Ill.s A. e. Haase,4 executive di-
rector OF the Jewelry Industry
Council, and Cecil D. Kaufman,
ex officio.
George A. Hates, general agent
of the Fidelity Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. here, was a guest speaker
at the annual convention of the
Order of Ahepa, in Detroit, last
Wednesday.
The National Association Of Life
Underwriters will hold its annual
convention In st. Louis September
1917. A rather large attendance
from Washington is expected.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Chieoso Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 21 GP4.-Another break
IN casn corr, making the third day OF
SHARPLY declining prices, unsettled all
Rrainb on the Board of Trade today. Soy
beans ana lard also weakened, all contracts
Of the latter commodity sinking to new
seasonal lows
Several brisk selling waves swept over
the market. During the session new sea
Sonal lows were made by May and july
wheat. all corn, September oats and No
vember soybeans. weakest contracts on
the board were July wheat. down around
cents at one time. and September corn
On about ) cents.
In the cash market No 1 yellow corn
scld q: 81 81 to 81 81 q bushel This was
Oh around cents from Yesterday and com
pared with S2.05 to s2.01 paid for the
same srsde on Wednesday. Purchases Of
corn on te-Arrive basis totaled 65 ,00U
bushels. There were no shipping sa.es
Oats held up somewhat better than
other sratns. althoueh slightly lower most
lo.ooo tons Of oats to be applied asainst
Wheat closed iss-6A lower. septem-
r+1 Per ahsEs1 corn vas Ih,2'. lower,
Ssptember 11ss.s.. and soybeans were
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Committee Positions
For District Bankers
Announced by Lacey
By Nelson M. Shepard

Robert H. Lacey, president of the
District Of Columbia Bankers Asso-
ciaticn, yesterday announced the
following committee appointments
Evening star., 1948-08-22

In Bankruptcy or feeeiyersnfp. or being
reorrani7ed under the bankruptcy act. OF
securities assumed b. such companies,
Hates Of Dividends 10 TIE tcrssoins table
last auarteriy OF semiannusi deciafatipn
Uniess otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not tnclnoee 3 Aso sxffe
stock Declared or pxfd % far this year
I fsysble u stock PAID last year = D.
sriit IN. i AccumulAted dividends paid ef
6eclafeo shia, year. w With warrants. Nv
Wffheut warrants .PaytDi4 y steek,
exeet. eesh value -aeeesfminsA - declare
Evening star., 1948-08-22
BOND SUMMARY

tFurnisheA by the Associated Prsss.)
=. A eelected list Of active Bends On the
Ney York stock Exchange. showing the
and the, net ehanss fren the previeus
weeks close.
Stock ana Net
Evening star., 1948-08-22
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished BY the Associated Press.)
New Ferk Curb ExchanGs, Showing tie
high, lew and elesins prfce fer the week,
and the net change frsA the previsus
week's close.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

Denmark has Just launched the
biggest ship ever built there, q a..
500-ton whaler.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

wrsat-No. 2 hard. c.soia. corn-No
l yellow. 1.S1-s2: No Q, lsl: No. 8. ]. 80:
No. whits 2.Ib, oats-No. hssyy,
ri s,xeS' s;, 5s,!eii Ne assv, Witt it,. 7s.s;
Dalley-Maltinf. 1So-77 nominali feed,
l0t-S0 nominal
Evening star., 1948-08-22

High prices Of tea have cut india s
recent sales to American firms.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laiCs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Udtt three tull days and
receiUe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24
The STATE PRESS will make Xmas Gift is Entire =, {% 2 viii

The NAACP charged that at
tendance in the new 100000 South
Park School in Merriam has been
limited to white pupils since the
school was opened, Negro child
rem were relegated to a dilapidat-
ed, two room school, with out
side sanitary facilities and no
auditorium. gymnasium or kinder
garten class This school was
stated by two teachers, neither
Of whom possessed a professional
degree, and each Of whom was
assigned to teach four grades
simultaneously.
Negro citizens of Merriam or
gained a chapter of the NAACP
and instituted a mandamus action
before the state Supreme Court,
tic require the new school to open
its doors to Negro children on
an equal basis with whites. While
action by the state Supreme Court
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

proved by the Associations nat
ional office"
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

o. X. Robinson, 6l8 Cedar will be the
Cunningham of Kansas City, Missouri du
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

is pending, Negro parents have
held private classes for their chill
dren at their own expense
The suit filed today asked a
temporary injunction ordering the
South Park School TO admit Me-
groes, pending decision of the
higher court to act on the pre-
viously instituted action of man.
damus.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24
HAPPY NEW YEAR

miss their tender voices, smiles
and loving kindness, but we do
know they are happy together.
He who always waits upon tho
Lord is ready whatsoever they
are called.
Sadly missed by Daughters
Mrs, ID. M. York
Mrs. J. N. Martin
Mrs. c. e. Williams and
Grandchildren
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

AACP secretary. hailed the
Boards order as "a significant
victory in our fight to protecr
federal employees against unwar-
ranted charges of disloyalty. The
Association will continue to de,
fend federal workers in these
cases whenever the charges are
based on race or color, or men,
bership or activity in the NAACP
or in any coordinating group APP.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
father and mother, Mr.. Joseph
j. Smith of 1908 Marshall depart
ed this life 6 years ago, Decem-
Der 3, 1912.
Following years and 10 days
later our sweet mother, Mrs.
Pinkie Z. Smith passed l year "a
go, December 21st. l947. How we
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

Mrs. Gladys Mays, Mrs. G. Walker, Mrs. d.
Mrs Mays students from her classroom at I
visited the Press office recently,
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

The the Alpha Omega Will hold meeting
Monday II the Bautcan Lounge, Room
beautiful Yuletde Sunday December 18th at the
The decorated with Christmas holly
and lights Mrs Irving,
Gladys G. Walker, Griffin and
Mrs Mays classroom Newport High School
visited the Press office recently
McNIah IL with
annual Christmas The house holly
candles delicious
changed Mesdames
MeGhee Smith, and Ella Davis St Mesdames
Lemore and P W. Wade reported i'll
The CMC Club held its annual Christmas
After the
and exchanged gifts The club is sending
Home Mrs Anna Fort reported i'll
pot of flowers Refreshments served
The State College Alumni Club city
the Il children at the Home Neglected
streets The children
club Charles Hicks president; r.
Goena L.
Thompson, reporter. and Seamon
The Gayettes Geneva
Mnord hostess After
the first chatham prize and Mrs m
henderson, BOBBY Next will
mons Mrs Billie Jean Thomas, reporter
The Provident Relief Charity
ing at the lovely home
iams Sadie Martin, and
Geraldine Clark and Mrs Beatrice Taylor
$looO was allowed Christmas
hospital 81 90 for purchasing candy hospital
plate lunch
un1 president Mrs Estella Rawls reporter
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24
P. 0. Job Regained
By Loyalty Charge
Victims

Washington, d. C.-Immediate
reinstatement of Frank Barnes,
suspended postal employee of
Santa Monica. California, has
been ordered by the Federal 10y
atty Board following intervention
by the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
Pile.
Barnes, president of the Santa
Monica NAACP branch, was sus-
pended from his post office job
last May on charges of disloyalty
which resulted from his leader
ship in a drive for jobs for Ne
groes in a recently opened chain
department store. He was defend
ed by NAACP lawyers, Loren
Miller and Harold Sinclair of Los
Angeles.
After review Of the case the
Loyalty Board on December 9th
tersely ordered the Santa Monica
Postmaster to "reinstate Barnes
immediately
In New York. Walter White, N
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

Mr.
Paula visited her paterna
grandparents. and Mrs W. johnson of Little Rock.
their birthdays with joint
their 802 Hazel street Friends who helped them cee
Handy Eddie King Ulysses Harris Evelyn Brown
Herbert Watkins. Milton
Audrey Fields
903 the Of baby
Mr. and Mrs Otis Jones the maternal
Verg daughter of Mr. Mrs Otis
spending holidays with Mrs Jones is resident of
Sacramento California
Christmas Morning 6oO the Junior Church and the Senior Choir
Bethel AME Church. MIR will present Christmas entitled
"The Christmas Altar Readers will be Mrs Boeard Mrs Gladys
Willie p Wsham, Miss Worlds The Pastor
Rev c. Blake will interpret select Mrs " Robinson
the directress
Robinson 68 Cedar will Mr. and Mrs d.
Cunningham of Kansas City, Missouri during the Christmas holidays
At the last meeting the NAACP the membership boosted '
A special membership will
warded the member who brings the highest number
president organization
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24
Petition Fails To
Halt Kansas Jim
Grow In Schools

Merriam, Kansas petition
for temporary injunction to for
bid segregation in the public
schools of this community was to-
day denied by a lower Kansas
court. Holding that no grounds
for an emergency existed, the
court rejected the plea of Elisha
Scott, NAACP attorney, who ar
gued the case.
Arkansas State press., 1948-12-24

In Memory of our Mother, Mrs.
Alice Hill.
Twas on December eighteenth in
fOrty-three
You stole away and left us
One bleak and cold winter morn
For the land of highest degree.
We four lonely girls were left
Without you. Mother
To steer us 'er life's tumults
But we soon found when lost at
sea
Jesus would pilot us to the land
of highest degree.
I knew how happy II must be
For you i'm that beautiful place
Slumber on till again we shall
Gather
In that land Of highest degree.
Your lonely daughters,
Eddie M. Heron
Essie G. Walton
Annie l. Hill
Lillian H. Ellis
Evening star., 1948-07-08
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SAL
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALT

=, 900 so. TT. at 15c So TT; level land
-0O-ft frontage on No. ; hwy: this side
clinton. Md. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880 5
Evening star., 1948-07-08
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Cash FOR end TRUST NOTES white o,
colored)-Quick settlement Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls FULTON
+. GORDON, l427 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
CASH IN DAY-Indiyidual will buy end
trusts on d. C. property. Call GIL. 66T6,
MORTGAGE LOANS, lowest current inter
est rate: no charge for appraisals, MOORE
& HILL CO., S04 18th st. NV. ME. 400.
TRUSTS. LIST, End and 3rd; Nd, Va. and
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
%. 905 Y. ave. NV, RE, 1912.
FIRsT-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or year terms and monthly
payments p N Nt 2 AK Z WALsHE' INC 1ll6 Eye
in D. c., Nd, and Va, MR.. DRAIsNER,
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE--1st and End
trust: No red tape. Quick service HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1852. l1o4
End "TIi TuRsT 81 notes purchased Call MA.
sS5S MoSrv wasHlNGT0M AZ lsfGSNn H2XsIMo G3Rp v,,
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md,
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT coRP. 1879
1st AND end TRUST LOANS-Promps
ss sad sHSTs o sns
Y.e 1.s AND M nH END MSkra2GE III ssse LOANS. BAR
row ! s. Re REALTY Ji"! CO, Realtors 1881 G st.
1st AND End TRUST LoANs-cash in "a
NV DI 5g95
Evening star., 1948-07-08

4TH AND NJ ST, N.W..,-Larse vacant
reas. rent LIsS REALTY CO.. RE. 1894
NEW MODERN BRICK BLDG. with 2 re-
/, 1924. Suitable for for soda bar ' or once
or othsr eommereiai ENTERPRISE. 10 mile.
from st. Marys Beach: reas. rent and will
,sns lsaSs for v one Sss ysar or LONGER MRS READ
TPPER Iith 81; s4es 14th st: ny nv,
zoo 50. #. OWNER, RA. 2036. IA
LADIES' SPECIALITY SHOP-We have
avail / store, 1sxSO. with bsmt,. in. the
new Woodmoor Service Center; will lease
to, responsible person; avail. Sept. !. For
s5fh PRaNR gHf R!sais 81 ee n ri
2lx1QO-Ample parking area. located on
ma TSaf SEAaAM a'o vsaS oaDE Se s5s
King St. Alex. 1900. TIE. 1900. .
store sToRE y 111S sv. Foyer ave- near Piney
RANk fGq 2 20 HhW4 X f. h,ao sSs s4sB BfF FennSa
IXRSE "a. 81 sgoRE. sfoS in modern shopping sc CEN
ter, on prominent st. 3Qx7O' suitable for
and 10, appliances. ladies' wear; req.
franklin, WEAVER BROS. INC, Wash
inEton Bldg, D1. $500; ewes. GIL. 4456.
SMALL STORE in good Northwest resi-
Dental and college section, suitable for a
rents!i " {. I 4. n Miller iDEVELoP- s.
MENT CO.. 1890 Mass. ave. NV. OR.
NEWLY ERECTED MODERN sToREs-1n
thickly populated colored section on busl-
ness street, NV. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
OFFICES FOR RENT,

COLUMBIA RID AT 1sth-Large bright
room lsxl6; utilities furnished $50 Gall
63peSr Sc. SS1l CIRCLE. st. above sothW4- s
rm.. ONCE suite; pvt. bath, kit; facilities;
hish ceilings, very cool; End fl. Call
AfTEStTiTSoN, DOCTORS and dentistsIFor
rent at S125 per month, fne 5-rm;,
l-bath large hall apt; suitable for both
Or real estate once. CAN PFEIFFER'
Do6wNiTo9wN, 14os G st n.w-1-rm. pvt
TELEx HTii nj HEARING cENTER'" " Ex. s5a5
1910 sYE ST. N.w-rirst floor front of
fs FG0 %onh TEE wAsaNa9ToN sf 99 IoAS i
TRUST CO. rental dept, 900 F st. NV
sssS !sSs ST s%s s,. ss's on ' Rs5
HRNRy HRis 'fse'i fNc iof so se ae
nsi Iosi 3HRMoNr " s5ts AVE. NV rooms mis and
eTyss eee nssh moh on incl rd eta or svf rnss Aas pul
poses; insp. during business hrs. HENRY
J. RoBB. INC, 1924 Vermont ave. NV,
NICE OFFICES. approx. 4so 50. IT.; sI1o
per month. Room $40. OH 18th st. NV,
FnRSisHED PVT. OFFICE and secretaTial
nee bldg, near the Treasury. Phone RE,
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE, furnished or
,S ,Pos IT, ss:y s5s n"s'' oosasos1 ,':s
WEBSTER Co. 627 F st. NV, Elk. 4e1lb.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED once rooms,
available in larls modern once bldg, stu;
COZ court n'5s THos: os1E i rlsHER + ~ CO. Nc
OFFICE SPACE AvAILABLE-sinsle rms.
or large suites for immediate occupancy;
n''pr on premises s0 See Mr. KOCH. Room III IL.
aRE Atsqtc dnffcK Hff ss9 s tya st donrs room,
corner 6adns 1 81 s 'EH sh aosGds and sna ss "
sEssR9' sRoWs kEHirY A5s coRp Rsstors sRsh ST
sRM WING co. IN casa bsautts tHyp t,sae
a65l ewes. and SUNDAY; $3.50. -l2
sstss sn u Of sa hor. Sms
n no .a@. t3 SSss sS M 'R Snds
FURNISHED oFFICE in lawyers suite.
sSnfsns s Boss Bds EMEF
SEQ PER MONTH. mr.. 18th and K-Front
room; newly decorated Me. 64oo, MRS.
HNTfRE BLDG, over a,4oo 50. It. 1912
Eye st, w,-Modernized small bldg near
lighting, auto. heat; minimum cost Of
upkeep. Suitable lawyers or small organi-
zs5ion; nn ;,,, avail! o immed WAGGAMsANS- sc MAN
OFFICE SPACE on wilson blvd. In ClaI-
endon. furnished or unfurnished. Call OK.
OFFICE Off AND LIVING QUARTERS, con-
snd S.th G fs Enrs Hes nd T RIVE 0saG. o s
arate entrance. Apply 1893 Park I'd, NV
Ap; I7l7 bstween go, Ia
oWSER WILL sfof9 oF9 ,Pnao Rag
apt or once; ideal for architects studio
Of business once. RoBT. T. SMITH. RE.
ELEVATOR OFFICE Bu1LDING-1:2 fur.
MFpIHsr sha IEE aosfls oefsTFk EFt sis 1907 st.
mfg. Three rms. pvt. bath. D. Z. BARRY.
Mhi sHIrE ToiSi Sr NEW oFr1cEs-and and srd
fsssd HHri on OF 4sS' ST. near
sEkSS & III 17tS W gsat
on 18th st. near Telephone Co. Available
Aug. J; display window; good sondtion
Ss.t &ashinston Ma l'qtR, sids, Di $780, sSss 81
fBttRsSiNEss, 81 tRSEs DOCTOR. architect once Cor,
sVtte Sss s. f. Teyy 15ht 81 shsI hssf blk cGsn
BARR BLpG. sI0 18th ST. NV: nr.
space for those who. want the best re-
ssPsieei''c ssPsee cali ni 81 sTteh00ala ano
1907 NJ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1948-07-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COLO ,IAL BEACH, VIRGINIA. apu
sleeping facilities for people; not wafer
electricity, gas; $40 week AD' 9o47 OF
SS2Hwo. ATTRACTIVE APIS, overlook!na
Potomac River, 1st and Bryant SITS, Co
lonial Beach. Vas spacious rooms. iur
pisped private ssE5senfd p0Tsnss' %ster eieetrie
after tuesday through Thursday eye
BEVERLY BEACH. MD.-New, moderr
cottage; room, Slb wk. room and board
BOYER, Beverly Beach, Md, or so "a
Ssh SKI @ sSGs cHsS fGI SSsGn LII % else
shores. Md; $50 per wk. Call Gil. oo73
.:ss: nss;ER 81 3a, &
REDWOOD BEACH cottages; one ac-
COMMODITIES s. one accom-, 8. Call FIR
MHASssoNs BEACH-Delighttul waterfront
stove; available July 10; one week. S45
%%sTfkE3kosf %FsTaE asSs attsE GogrRRak Rm at u.san
% Veek. ordWay 37oa after q pm. 3
LOWER CEDAR POINT on Potomac River
known as Morgantown,, Md-Four-room
ssnsGxa AND ss Iss hot $50 end xssf sGd coz, cos
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-cottase: elee:;
trieity snd water; avail yeek OF July 20
81 SSff2af f2s q foF kSFr'ia arS iaine ha4s Call Ii
sfSl sMspY if'sIr srpP. Z DMMD-s-bedroom eottss.,
furn.: July is to Sept. 15., $50 Vk. OL'