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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
Boonsboro Program
For Memorial Day
Exercises And dwelling Of
Memorial To Be Held Sunday
Afternoon.

Memorial Day exercises and the
unwilling of the newly erected me-
mortal to all those from the Boons-
boro community who served in World
Wars I and II, will take place in
Boonsboro on Sunday afternoon.
William Hollyday, chairman of the
community memorial committee,
will preside.
A parade will form at the Boons-
boro High School at 11:30 o'clock
(DST). The procession will be COM
posed of: the mayor and council,
veterans organizations and auxiliar
les, Morris Frock post drum corps of
Hagerstown, Boonsboro High School
Band, Red Mems lodge of Boonsboro,
and the school children. 1t will pro-
coed to the newly erected memorial
near the Legion Home for unwilling
exercises.
The invocation will be given by
the Rev. Mr.. Herpich, and Rev. DON
aid Stonesifer, Boonsboro IHtheran
minister, and a chaplain in the last
war, will deliver an address, follow
ing which Rev. Walter Fishel will
deliver the Benediction. After I'M
yelling, the memorial will be turned
over to the Clopper-Michael post for
maintenance.
Following the unwilling the par
ade will proceed to the Boonsboro
cemetery for the Memorial Day ex-
ercises. The Invocation will be CIV
en- by Rev. Vernon Baum of Boons-
boro; there will be an address by
Rev. Mr.. Thompson of Boonsboro,
and Rev. FIR. Charles w. Dausch of
Hagerstown will pronounce the Ben
ediction.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
Name Evan Crossley
Jaycees President
VIII Succeed Allen Chopper
Other Officers Elected at Meet
ing.

ing.
At the annual election of officers of
the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of
Commerce, held on Tuesday, Evan
Crossley, prominent young local at
torney, was named president for the
1948-49 year. In addition to Mr..
Crossley's many activities in the
Jaycee organization, he was director
of the annual Red Cross drive, which
was so successfully completed re-
Gently.
Other officers elected were: A. Ray
Ruth, Jr., first vice president; Jake
Rudy, second vice-president; Joseph
E. Hamilton, treasurer; B. M. Rich
ardson, recording secretary; and c.
L. Kephart, corresponding secretary.
In accordance with the new by
laws of the organization, the in
coming officers will be installed on
June Is and will take over their Of
fees as of July 1, the beginning of
the 1948-49 fiscal year.
All the officers have been extreme
ly active in both Jaycee affairs and
other community projects.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
Lee Elgin Warns
Traffic Violators
Face Loss Of Driving License
If Arrested By Plain Clothes
State Police.

1T Arrested ny Ham @AotAACS
State Police.
In statement released this week,
w. Lee Elgin, Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles, stated that: When
a motorist has been convicted of a
motor vehicle law violation, after
a summons is issued by one of the
Selective Patrol Teams of the Mary
land State Police, the offenders will
be summoned Immediately to APP
pear at the Department of Motor
Vehicles 70 show cause why their
operators license should not be sus-
pended or revoked"
Commenting on this order, the
Commissioner said: cat the request
of Colonel Beverley Ober, Super
intendent of the State Police, or
sders have been issued to the Depart
ment's Traffic Record Division to
fully cooperate with the State Po-
lice in its endeavor to promote better
observance of the motor vehicle laws
Persons who operate cars over
Maryland's highways with an at
titude I'll get by with it'-are re-
sponsible for large percentage Of
accidents and traffic snarls, which
plague the motoring public. Usual
ly this group is made up of people
who by use of their mirror attach.
ments, spot identified police cars
and when none are in sight take
liberties with existing traffic reg
ulations."
The new patrol plan, which wen
into effect early this month, is being
carried on by plain clothes troopers
driving standard stock model auto
mobiles, minus any law enforce
ment identification marks.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
Local Jaycees Win
Top State Award
Hagerstown Named AS Out
standing Local Chapter-Har-
nv Vollmer Elected National
Jaycee Director.

Jaycee Director.
At the annual state convention of
the Maryland Junior Chamber of
Commerce, held in Baltimore over
the week end, the Hagerstown Jun
ior Chamber won the honor of being
selected as the outstanding local
chapter for the fiscal year of 1947-48,
and was awarded the Henry Gels
senbier trophy, which goes each year
to the outstanding organization in
the state. Mr.. Geissenbier was the
founder of the United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
The local chapter was cited par
ticularly for outstanding work IN its
Youth Welfare and Voice of Democ-
racy" programs. Other chapters cit
ed for outstanding work were: Cum
berland, in public relations, for
staging the miss Maryland beau
ty contest; Baltimore, in public re-
lations, for a recorded program en-
titled, "a Dream of Baltimore in
1885," Salisbury, in Americanlsm,
for its Fourth of July celebra-
ton; and Frederick, in Americanism
for its General Jubel Farley and
Barbara Fritchie" re-enactment.
Another distinct honor came to
the local group when Harry Voll-
mer, president of the local Jaycees
in the 1946-47 year, was elected as
Maryland's representative on the
Board of Directors of the United
States Junior Chamber for the com
ing year. Mr.. Vollmer served as
state vice-president during the pas
year.
State officers elected were: presi
dent. David Kaufman, Cumberland
vice-presidents, Albert Laws, Sails
bury; Bill Hardy, Frederick; Louis
Curlett, Baltimore; and Alphonse
Pisani, Bethesda; treasurer, CregE
Evergam, Silver Spring. The sec
rotary is by presidential appoint
ment.
An important business transaction
was the decision to ask Governo
Lane to set up a commission of quail
fed citizens to study, and posslbl!
recommend, changes in the stat
constitution and underlying law b,
which bureaus and departments ar
established and operated. 1t is fur
Their to be suggested that the facil
tiles of DR.. Ray of the University o
Maryland be used to conduct tn
survey.
The social highlights of the con
vention were a dance held at tn
Southern Hotel and tour of tn
Baltimore harbor aboard forme
President Roosevelts yacht, "Poto
mac" which now belongs to tn
State of Maryland for the Cover
+ nor's use.
The convention next year will b
, held in Salisbury.
, Following the state convention,
6 was announced that the Hagerstow
Chapter will compete in four class
, fications at the coming national cor
: vention, namely: Publications, Yout
Welfare, City Identification an
>, Public Education.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27

More than 80 regular Navy and
Naval Reserve officers have been
assigned as Navy Liaison officers
for Scouting, assisting and instruct
ing American Sea Scouts in nauti-
cal subjects.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27
AeEOOKR%G
AND
A9LHSTE&B%G
BY Ellen HagedOrn

The magazine cartoon show
ed woman standing before a
table upon which was heaped
the contents of her handbag.
Ridiculous" I thought, mo
woman carries all that stuff in
her bag"
To prove my point, I turned
my own handbag upside down
on the floor, and this is what I
found:
Handkerchief, first aid chart,
pen and pencil set, compact, lip
stick, sunglasses, car keys,
house keys. penknife, Comb
and mirror, small calendar, two
shopping lists, package of life
savers, booklet containing mem
ber-ship cards of various organ
izations, plus family snap shots.
And then, the prize item of all
three pieces of lump sugar for
any stray horses might chance
to meet!
Have you cleaned your hand
bag lately?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27

Three hundred to seven hundred
gallons of water are required to
grow one pound of plant tissue.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27

The United States possesses more
than one-half of all the coal in the
world
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27

Forest fires in the u. S. annually
destroy enough timber to build
100000 homes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-27

RED LETTER DAY Betty
Phillips, who has spent One-and-
one-half of her four years in the
Bethesda hospital, St. Louis, tastes
birthday cake for the first time at
a party in the children's ward.
Betty swallowed I've in the summer
of 1916, and hospital attendants
say it's miracle she's alive, let
alone starting to eat solid food.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
THE EVENING STAR Washington d G. Ri,
", l94s ~
ACREAGE FOR SALE Icon,.I.

"a ACRES, whole or 5-acre tracts; also
h.aere building lots on State road, lovely
iiocation, nearby Nd, Pr. Geo. Co., 25 min,
70 downtown Wash. Reasonable price and
IsEms can OWNER. Bowie 34OS
Evening star., 1948-09-06
MOTORCYCLES.

A. j. S. and 'Matchless" 800 &C. singles,
complete with. 4speed transmission and
teledraulic forks; ready for immed, DEL;
Pn sale f9T Ehss s ,iSGasrvS iS9,a%l S1iiossl 81
SGt SIw fhrGMPH spssd BE- I1is ,gias" and Ts.r
zoos" for Immediate delivery; rlEid
and sprung hubs. The worlds best
MOTORCYCLE SALES. 20l4 M st. NV.
fais MaaTCHLEss 500 &C. de luxe.
and terms ALLIED MoToRcYcLE
io4i "a" sy': ex-
cellen,t condition., 1926. Call FIR. 6g62
fNDIAV MshTatyS cHrEP II Tts4s; must SELL s5s5;
buddy seat, saddle bags; lots Of chrome;
a beautiful machine, cal sH. 1865; IS
seat, chrome and other extras; 1900
miles Alex. 3e22. Ii
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, $40 Mass. ave. n.w-9, 600
50. ft.. parking facilities, freight elevator,
good shipping, reasonable rent. Call Mr..
kiely, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1915
ST. NV, ME-. 5400. =
OFFICE AND LIVING QUARTERS Of 6
rms, INV h., and electricity: several doors
from busy H ST. ne. at SIS Sth St ne;
2nd floor. Key at HOHENSTFIN BROS,
652 H st. ne, FIR. 5000. 10
COMMERCIAL SITE, including 7-rm bun
galow , miles south of Alex, Va, on No
! hwy, next to Evelyn Inn and Penn Daw
tea rm., dining car. gas station, auto re-
pair shop, real estate ONCE, etc. Reason
able rent. Key at Evelyn Inn. BOB
HOILANDER, owner. Ma. e743 or GE
COLORED-75 G ST. Sw-Being re-
modelled; lst f., . rooms and kitchen,
suitable shoe repair, variety, barber or
beauty parlor, valet or grocery store
thiekly settled colored section; money
spot for go.getter; also upstairs apt,
S125 mo. PAREGOL REALTY CO., MA.
1857; Sun, RA. 5445.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
Of pkge. mdse. incl local del, and out-of-
modern method for broker, factory rep or
natl; distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOY H0HsE &C, CO. 80 Fla. ave; ne, Ho; 06s2.
3-car siding, loading dock. drive-in door,
SIT, cell, heavy concr. A., heated ofice,
washrooms, coldroom and $500 SO. it.
lot; S6,5 500 year will subdiyide. A. M
ROTH, RE. 1880. 3
NEAR ALEXANDRIA-12,00 50. IT,
floor, 12-ft. CELL, office, . washrooms: 2
acres ground; siding available; S425
month. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1890 -
Evening star., 1948-09-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

la9o b. or Ella AYE .v Nwaaye DIsnf
SfsSfs hK1G seSS CO.. ai5 New YsFi
keoRcoSM IeS a5S Lane, corner or: Jackson, Airing
sTerlins 1900, Extension sae6; evening
Ordway 1928. TO-
BETHESDA. MD, English Village, of Will
IN in: zoe S sq. It. owner HU. s697 -6
TERMs-BUY NOW, BUILD LATER. Beau
ttH w00ded lot; svsab 9n htop ocasd streets n
. . ieit: sst'0n pr!ss IS. sls5S to y oeo ssh
fo= 1924 apRt P9th 81 MARsHAbE hs 81 ss4s TAPhE Co.
reasonable terms. OWNER, WI s740.
Pleasant 1854.
INEXPENSIVE ACRE LOTS on paved road
Nav. Speis ord Lab; e $3.50 0 each no objection to to
temporary home if desired. r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor, ST. 6lll tsun, Mon. and eyes
10th and I7th-Level lot, approx. $500
So: tt. all improvements, including paved
side and back alley. Call OWNER, after
z p.m SH. 231l. -b
BETHESDA, MD, nr. Health Institute
all utilities; conv, to transp! wi. $500.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT in the best
section OF, University Park. win be sold to
value WA 1857. after 8 pm. liz
CALIFORNIA ST.. near 24th-1oo: foot
frontage on grade; side and rear alleys
L. w. GROOMES 18th and Eye sts.
OWNER I-AyING; lots and unfinished
house: $1,000. bargain; must sell; terms
possible Inspect today. Name on mail
Mclean. va. Box 1s8-V, Star. -
BUILDERS BETHESDA I5 LOTS; sewer /
and water in; paved street up to lots: /
reas terms. AID. 6531. IL
CORNER, 50x1O0. level. nice trees, two
blocks Of D. c.. all utilities, very conven- /
portstion, ss75 or best offer. HI. 9ls9. IS
ARLINGTON. VA. home sites-Nellie Gus |
It's dr., North Monroe and Lincoln SITS, vic. !
sion Of George Washington Pkvy; Front !
ages rs IT. to 10l IT.; area $500 50. 1t. I
to is 900 SO. It; all utilities: restricted. |
priced. $4,000 to 81 300. CHARLES c. /
KOONES 6S CO., 2Ol Southern Bldg, DI- |
2342. /
IT'S TOO BAD there aren't more Of these
excellent acre lots in "Colesville Farm Is,
tates; people have kept buying them until
there are only about 10 left, some cleared, |
hign ground; drive out this holiday wess
emo; right on U. S. 90 at Colesville beyond
Sourself r. P. RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. Gill
isun.. Mon. and ewes, sH- 6slo' MI.
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL 2 to 3 aer. wooded
Wsshinston. hi ton $50 per acre. Terms. Do
saoI II 5 Pm. TE. s37f after 3. 3
Evening star., 1948-09-06
81. 900 DOWN-S50 MO.
EVERY ONE WOULD LIKE
ASSUME CT LOAN
THOMAS F. HALEY
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGlkIA.

IttdIlUI, UtN' 'Uf'I u II 7 . n v 7 -
COLORED-BEAUTIFU 5-RM. bungalow,
almost new; conyen. to carllne and ScnooiS.
Call HI 1918 Sunday after : p m. --6
Evening star., 1948-09-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS,

Ist AND end TRUST LOANs-courteou
HEsY ssTyGs sasRRsSs goas rssts gESPg! eRs
M2Sr ,4S2 Eye st. StS,o.pI. nT pI. $685. $685. - -,
buy ,secord;trust nores D. c.. nearby Nd.
oT W ReasonspIs ,s ,ssss HHAI1oMAI
n sn sTe snS ny rRiIs9 NaIslSnal oaS 5sss p,,,,
ssf s soLoSiAL INSEsTSESff es5.'siss co. siss
t isl AND End TRUsT' loans on real Is.
tate t,6. in D; G. Md and Va, Mr.. DRAIsNER.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES twhite or
colored l-,,Quick settlement. Prefer per.
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. D1 $3.50.
Ist AND end MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW REALTY CO.. Realtors, 1881 O st.
W, ME. 2495.
TRUSTS, ist, End and ard; Nd, Va. and
2. C.; WIS service, ADAMS REALTY
CO. Q05 N. Y, ave. NV. RE. 1912. 30'
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and IND
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALuS. established 1924. MA. 1854.
llnf Vermont
Evening star., 1948-09-06
AUTO PAINTING.

BAKED PAINT JOB, $50 80 factory finish;
body 2 fender work low prices, ,s2l 20lb I st.
ss JOB ss5 sfsT"e np wore Sss7 suspsn sq
teed GILBERT. 400 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
EINrST IA 1874 .pro PAINTING ,.,..,.rt,,..
work: only skilled men work on your car;
reasonable prices. ARLANDRIA SUPER
AUTO SERVICE 1905 Mt. Vernon ave.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
TRAIlERS.


'4s MODEL 25-FT. house trailer: eiec.
refg. apt. size stove sleeps 4; must sell,
Ii. o3g3 after $50 weekdays. liz
PALACE s2 T.. for business or living.
best cash offer. sH. 1924 %
GLIDER. TRAvELITE. GosHEs--Luxury
living, see for yourself that economical
luxurious living is yours in one OF our
modern trsilers. Trade in your car %
TRAILER CO, $500 Ga. ave. NV. sI.
AT RICHTERs. engineering skin reaches
. new high In the 80 tandem wheel Spar.
tan Mansion that makes q ths choice ol
extremely practical and the very besutis
ful Imsgine the liyabnity Of our !33' gu-
perior. sleeper with shower and toilet.
Luxury. beauty and efficiency are the key-
note TO the desgners OF the 2e' vtndale.
Direct factory distributors Of several other
leading trailer coaches. In both nAsonits
and aluminium: priced from 81 .4e5 70
soriss. EIcHTER TaAnEa sAIss. 10
cations. Wash. -Balto: blvd. Bervyn. Nd.
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Evening star., 1948-09-06
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

fenced mechanics, 1-day service; only best
materials used HERSON'S. ~ Fla. ave. ne.
Stewart-Warner electronic wheel balancer,
new: will sell at substantial savings. For
further information call RELIABLE AUTO
SERVICE co. Ma. 0o79 -12
Evening star., 1948-09-06
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE WANTED; minimum, $500
Sa. 1t, req, End commercial wholesale
liquor; front and rear entrance. MA. 1905.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE STORE, located in 1900 block Of
H st. ne. Call HALL 81 BROS, Ii. 1891.
DOWNTOWN, near 10th and x; H Brick
store with lease till this Dec at S150
per mo-; apis. above; total rent entire
bldg, $3.50 per mo-; owner furnishes uttl.
titles; hot water, oil heat. cellar; rock
bottom price, S3l, 800. FRANK NJ. DOYLE.
Realtor District 1a65 or WO. 2631. 81
Evening star., 1948-09-06
SURBURBAN SAlE-yIRGlNlA.
Sc 600 DOWN

This appealing brick home. priced a
S13,750, is on deep wooded lot. just of
Wilson blvd; 2 twin-sized bedrms and till
bath, excel. 1st-f. plan, full bsmt., OF
heat, nice yard, wooded quiet street.
THE BRANT COMPANY
BealtorS Arj sales offre prapf bldg
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Beverly Hills, Open / to 6

Sunday and Monday. $40 Circle Hill I'd,
Alexandria. On wide. shaded and shrubbed
lot: 7-rn1., 2-bath house; liv. rm. has
Attractive frepl. and bookcases; screened
liv. porch. .lse. din. rm., fully equipped
kit., study, bath and utility rm. on 1st A.;
copper pipes. good insulation; attached
ssr'; fenced and shaded back yard; Early
nossession Exclusive with HICKS REALTY
ES., Realtors, sos Mt. Vernon ave, Ale3.
Va. ov. 1895, oV. 1867; evenings sTEt
Evening star., 1948-09-06
OPEN SUN. AND MON, 1t

Center-hall Colonial; large living room
with fireplace, family dining room, equip
ped kitchen with ample cabinets, pine
paneled den large shaded screened porch,
"a bath lst floor. 3 bedrooms. bath. 2nd
floor; triple exposure master bedroom; full
attic and bsmt.: Launderall; oil h.-w.h.;
2.car det. garage; large lot, approx. 150X
$50, with beautiful shade trees. 5 min.
from Lincoln Memorial via Lee blvd
Reasonably priced, $4,000 1st trust at
East rd Fss sfsh cheeh Va 4o
reach: Out Lee blvd. to Cameron rd
left . blocks to house
Evening star., 1948-09-06
BUY NOW

Fairhaven Is beautiful in the fall You
will enjoy the weekend visits and your,
problems are solved :or the coming years.
This is Iare opportunity to get a real
home. Completely ana nicely furnished,
. = BEDROOMS and d. bath S'' ON ist nooT; iaras
doimltcry on Ind floor living room, din
ing room. elaborate electric kitchen, won-
ner lot with fine old trees and beautiful
Shrubbery, and a real playhouse for chill
dren: excellent fishing, boating and swim
m sng., A truly safe place for children; .
virtual paradise for the hunter. Open
Sat, Sun, and Mon. Drive through Up-
per Marlboro. take SolomonS Island road,
follow Faithsven sisns to subdivision and
ask for MP REITZEI, a
Evening star., 1948-09-06
ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL,

coo6 Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria. "
Phones Alley. 007s and TIE. c442. ONO
closed ] aeor Day. =.
Evening star., 1948-09-06

SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL 2 to 3 acre wooded
tracts. near Lei. blvd. 90 minutes 10 70
s3oI II s Pm. TE. a37f after B. -s
Evening star., 1948-09-06
GARAGES WANTED.

TO 10 CAR GARAGE, suitable for auto
repair; Please call MI. s104, or ia. 1884,
D to pm. "a
DIR. WANTS A GARAGE, on full or half
street: close to 1915 18th st, NV. CAN
NO. 1884. a
Gardens. Victor 2160 ~
Evening star., 1948-09-06
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. Cont
VERIFY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
Brand-new home. Cape Cod style. all brick.
Modern, up-to- the minute kitchen and
tiled bath; full basement, gas hot t-air heat.
A home you will be proud to own and IL
is to be sold quickly with possession on
title for 0nlv Sl7.150. Terms to be
arranged; shown. only by appointment.
Evening star., 1948-09-06

ARLINGTON All 1soS "a: "a: near Glebe I'd. and Lee
t9e eoSS Sso'o, I'VE e d1Gs oc.r,oNL 81 3s22 hoc
Wardman Park and shoreham HotelsM4
spacious tastefully decorated rooms. suit
able for Office small business, studio or
ali or any part Of the premises, furnished
day basis; at Reasonable rates. LU. 1850.
doNvENiENfLY ~M ~M LOCATED of~e, rooms
ate ated caI near MgGsipal Gsn1sg and Mqnlei-
Re REALTo2Rs' 75s 18th St. NV. DT. $3.50
Ii7s IRVING ST. N.w.-Entire third floor,
nuoreseent Lighting faT" Venetian binds, HiUf;'
natural light 4 sides, 500 per mo. ideal
for contractor engineer or architect.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York ave.
EaEs niss yqqf 44 s ME- pENN PROP
1oio EYE ST. N:W.Mrirst floor front Of
iee room. 30AXI3 tsat: light, layatory;
81 $l00 month THE WARRINGTON LOAN g.
NS Nso3 3446' Co. reh'ai oep'' eoo + ST. NV"
PARK LANE BLDG.-on1ces now available
for for, professional medical dental and as;
at corner OF 2lst and Eye sts. NV; rea-
IEo { n n bEFNsfEIN M Z co" i4i55 St. St
sess sLne SIS s45 ab psr St
seIroR saANNoN sIssS S0f 'iGSsh IUchs Ca Rsa sfs
OFFICE SPACE .AvA1LAp4E-sinsle rm,
all space redeeorsted; ideal downtown 10
saeR Iss''nss' 81 sns E'qss Room 4
6oWSTo%WN, ,Ss' % heart sSG Of T. nancial district;
bldg; will subdivide and dec: 70 suit ten
aa fasf iaiss Bhba 81 ss5 S1 s. or nS sSo8
located modern once building single
ees suiss 0uPR hsT' FsaER
CO, INC, Realtor. 73s 18th st. NV. pI.
$500; Ext: 4ol.
ss es Ms IN sssa Gs dfTPssSp scd
a So $3.50 81? RSnsR STEVEN c e. sEGr ST spp co
e ieia K 81. 'snF N.w"AiF.cooled d sround noor
ideal suite, show. window with mezzsnine
auto sna bank nT and .ervas sss@
1857 ssf yfsH Fss n.y. eHsa q ots s&sa and
s IS Rts colszRr ER7 IN NC rssS!
s.RooM suIITE, in prominent downtown
psney 5h and ss SIS p
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO, 1929 st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE a-RM. suite facing Farragut
So: rooms lend themselves to fine appoint
ment; near Army and Navy, Metropolitan
Clubs, Mayfiower and statler Hotels. Also
l small ONCE or studio. Call ~. 53ls,
NICELY FURN. once and reception rm,
bldg, sl75 per mo. RE. 65as' 90,
ARLINGTON, vA,-ofices, 2, eonnseLing
Wilson blvd. avail. Oct. l. c. w. CLEVER
SSs7 F sT. N.w-A fne once space or
studio on ground floor. SoundpToot cell.
ing, huorescent lighting; over 900 So. II;
sI55 per mo, WOODWARD & NORRIS
DocToR, NoNPRoFIT ORG, CLINIC
Mass ave, mr. Dupont Circ.; beautifully
remodeled. decorated; lge: rms: batn,
sep. eut,; street floor reas. Nc. 5l45. i
OFFICES WANTED.
OFFICE SPACE WANTEDs by attorney in
exchange for services. BOX 344-x, star.
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LAKE JACKSON, VA.-Two lots, 30x60
Ieet each. near water: $3.50 each. San
BAY RIDGE CoTTAGE-5 Hull ave; BY
owner owner includes pump house electric deep
Of cottage ; yrs. old. never occupied;
open Sun, and Mon. .Wo. .944e. %
tate lots !. aha 3, in Block e6, Llncoln
ave, ave- corner Garfield 1d G ave. s0x1bo; 500
Bryant ave, bet, Isl st and, Giyens ST.,
FIVE ACRES with direct frontage on
south Rlysr, within % miles D. C. M.
NEW S-BEDKM. iee. liv .rm., full cleo.
git, large furn. urstairS; all-year-around
house house overlooking bay; 80 mi, from
ms, bathing, grabbing located at Frank.
I'm In Manor Beach; so through Upper
Manor Beach; See MR.. DoLToN, or
phone West River 650l. --6
FURN. COTTAGE, 8 rms. and bath, extra
large screened porch, fine water; located
on Cobb Island reasonably priced.
NO 1878 10
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BELLEVUE FORFST

2206 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria,
Phones Alex 0O7S and TIE. 2442. ON
closed Labor Day 70
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LYON PARK
NORTH ARLINGTON

Large 3-bedroom brick home, very con-
veniently located on level corner lot. Has
center hall, liv. rm. with fireplace, large
din, rm and equip kit GNsg, G,eey A. fnShed shed
REALTY & MORTGAGE CO, OK. 1922
CHI SI0O Evenings. CHI OS43. IS
Evening star., 1948-09-06
JNO. J. LOFLIN
Open DailV 9 pm. It'll Dark

Only minu.es from Pentagon-5 new
houses: 6-room modern bricks only ]
b ock from shopping and bus. See them
TO-DAY Come out Shirley hwy. and follow
So. Fairlington signs to Fairlington shop
ping center, left on Fern ST. TO KenWood
ave, left to homes at our sign.
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1948-09-06
ARLINGTON

B-rm. brick bungalow: gas heat, fenced rear
yard; insulated expansion attic, full base
ment; 10 min, sry 70 yentssSn On cIdbs SIb3s'eS' 81
CH 1000. OK. 2211. 10