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Evening star., 1948-11-11
Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Clear anG
rather cool, highest near IS this aft.
ernoon. Clear and a little colder
tonight, lowest near "a in the city
and % in suburbs. Tomorrow some
cloudiness, a little warmer in after
noon.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair In
the interior and clearing on the
coast today. Fair, colder east por.
ton tonight. Tomorrow partly
cloudy and continued cool.
Wind velocity. Is miles per hour;
direction, north-northwest.
River Report
From u 8. EnRineers)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls: Shenandoah mudd,
Evening star., 1948-11-11

groups play such an important role
In the lives Of Federal employees,
here are the personal backgrounds
of the two men who are scheduled
Evening star., 1948-11-11

TOM MUKRAY-AS q former
Government employe, Representa-
tive Tom Murray Of Tennessee is
in the position of being able to see
the employees point of view in lot
of things that come before Congress
and the House Civil Service Com
mittee.
Mr.. Murray, who is 54, will be the
new chairman of the committee, OF
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Salvation Army Gets
$4,000 in Kettles

Washington residents have dropped
nearly 5000 into the Salvation
Army's street corner kettle houses
during the last several days, Col.
w. w. Bouterse announced yes
terday.
The Salvation Army leader said
this level of giving must be main
tanned, if demands on the organiza-
ton are to be met satisfactorily
Contributions sent directly to the
armys headquarters have increased
the fund by an additional $4,000.
Oficials of the organization have
decided that the old type Christmas
basket will be replaced this year by
food orders and checks to be given
directly to the clients so they can
buy their Christmas necessities
themselves.
A downtown toy center has been
established ut 1908 X street NV.
where parents may select gifts sew
eral days before Christmas for their
youngsters.
Army workers are prepared to use
their ingenuity to meet the unusual
Evening star., 1948-12-16

Christmas requests which always
come. These include pleas for such
items as wheelchairs, braces and
artificial legs.
Full Christmas programs are being
planned at the Social Service Center,
$40 First street NV, and the
Women's and Children's Emergency
Home, 1908 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV.
Those planning to contribute to
the army's Christmas activities are
asked to send their checks to the
Christmas Appeal Fund, 1853 r
street NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Fort McNuir Personnel
Make Gifts of Blood

Military personnel at Fort Nc
Nair made Christmas donations of
blood yesterday to the Red Cross
Bloodmobile of the Washington Re-
gional Blood Center.
1--WE are stressing the importance
Of giving gifts of Ife-or donations
of blood-in this, the season for
giving" explained Rudolph M.
Evans, chairman of recruitment for
the center.
Arrangements for the bloodmobile
visit were in charge of 1t. Emanuel
Evening star., 1948-12-16

Christmas parties for families and
friends this week.
The Adoniram Council Of Royal
and Select Masters will be host at
8 o'clock tonight in the Masonic
Temple at Thirteenth street and
New York avenue NV.
Columbia Commandery, Knights
Templar, will hold a party at 8 pm.
tomorrow In the temple.
Evening star., 1948-12-16

j. Barattino and 1t. Robert D.
CHASER. with Isaac Brooks, Red Cross
director Of military welfare service,
assisting.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Royon Skirts
, .S3 We're S5.95 to $7.95

so rayon crepe skirts in assorted styles. Plain
four-gore swing skirts, some rayOn jersey
pleated all around and wrap-around draped
skirts in black only. Sizes "a to 80.
% Of rayon and cotton in assorted tailored
essy styles assorted colors Sizes 80 to 38 Were
Ol.JO
Iridecent Faie Suits with Dior sleeves
front and soft collar plain skirt with peat in the back
green wine brown Sizes u to 90 Were $4s5 Now
S7.95
WSL-North Building
SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-12-16
50 Snowsuits
$12''S
Have been in our
regular stock at
$16.95 to $l9.o5

Boys. girls aII-wooI snowsuits in
two-pisee style. Assorted styles
and coIors. Sizes 8 to 6.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
o6SnowPonts
s3'95
Z

Have been in our
regular stock at $5.e5
AIl-wooI snow sIoeks with sus-
penders. Knit cuff inside tho
leg. Brown, Navy, Green. Sizes
4 to s.
Evening star., 1948-12-16
Misses and Women's
Suits, SO We're sss to sos

Is Misses Sure Size (for the miss feet 4
inches and d'under) and women's suits of wool
worsted, gabardine, tweed, covert in stripes,
solids colors of gray, wine, brown, black
and gray. Sizes 10 to 20 and 22h to 241a
and A.
Is Misses Suits Of Rayon Fale wool covert in pads
black navy and TAM Sizes 10, IL, Is and 49, Were s2S
70 $2S7o. NOW
co4TS HND SUITS, SEcoND FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-12-16

Juveniles Pants, SOC
We're 78c
800 pairs cotton underpants. Sizes 2 to 6.
100 Pairs Cotton Underpants with elastic ct Sizes
to 8. Were 35c to SOC. Now --------------- -25c
zoo Union Suits Of Limited Cotton styles Sizes
to g. Were $l.2S. Now ------------------2
30 Cotton Batiste Paamas in bud prints
trim at the neck. Sizes 4 and $225 Now 81 AZ
100 Infants Dresses in white cotton with embroidery
some button down the front styles Were $1s5 Now
80 Infants Buntngs and Robes pink blue Of cotton
hannelete 1rregulars-if perfect would $3s5.
80 Sleeping Bags in Birdseye cotton made by welknown
manufacturer. Were $3.50. Now S445
25 Logging Sets including leggns hat sweater mttens Of
al-woo knit for girls and boys mostly white Sizes to g.
Were ss5 to $685. Now S445
WSL-Norfh Building . . INFANTS AND
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-12-16

Another sensational lamp pur-
chose! So rich looking! So
, charming, you'll wont them to
brighten your own home. Such
wonderful voIues you'll buy them
for gifts. Complete with green
or maroon shades.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
TRAVELLERS DRUB SAVOYS;
YOROZU, SHINODA STAR

A six-run splurge in the sixth
inning gave the South End Mer-
chants the margin they needed to
defeat the young Savoys, II to 9,
in a NORTHWEST TIMES Base
ball League game last Sunday af-
ternoon at Brighton field.
The Merchants stick work was
led by Ted Shinoda who poked out
four singles and Henry Yorozu who
tripled, doubled and singled In six
trips to the plate. Kiyo Yoshina-
ka with triple and a single and
Bobby Kodama with two one
basers were the losers hardest hit
tiers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
Travellers Best SavOyS, Ashuras Whip
RiSShO in Other N. W. Times Contests
Continued from Page Three
ASHURAS BLAST RISSHO
FOR FIRST VICTORY

Lotus Ashuras, capitalizing on Sc
ven bases on ball and seven errors,
captured their first game of the
season in THE NORTHWEST
TIMES Baseball League last Sum-
day by smashing Rissho A. c., 16
to 2, at South Park. The Ashuras'
seven runs in the first and eight
in the fifth doomed the Nichiren
nine.
Ben Deguchi with double and
two singles and Koichi Suto with
a double and a single were the
Ashuras' topnotch willow swingers.
While his mates were pushing
across the runs, pitcher Shig Aka
da set Rissho down to a pair of one
basers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
YAT-CHA-LAY
YAT-CHA-LAYS
4 IORNS, 81
MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Results in Brief
That's All 3, I-Sos
Kutchnick's 3, Railroaders
Four Roses 3, Cood-B's l
Yat-Cha-Lay 8, -Four Lorns
All decisions in the mixed four
some league in Main Bowl last Fri
day night but the battle between
I-Sos and That's All turned out the
best scores.
The I-Sos' Miye Ishikawa, a wo-
mems league star, thumped the pins
for a 495 series and That's Ais
Morrie Yamaguchi threw the TO-
FOUNDER for a 500 which included
a 212 second game. That's All's
George Kimura also had 200
plus game and a 500-plus series.
The Kutchnick's railroaded the
Railroaders into 81 defeat as TAX
Shibuya led the winners with con-
sistent games of 1873, I'll and 173.
The nights high individual series
was fired by Johnny Wong who led
-Cha-Lay to its triumph over
the -Four Lorns. Wong wrapped
two 1875 and a III in his 533 series.
The Four Roses, anchored by Jim
Kuranishi (52D, dunked Cood-B's
easily as the losers only threat was
Teddy Nakata (516. Kuranishi
checked in with 100, 178 and 1853
games, and Nakate, 173, 1877, and
IT'S.
The results follow:
THAT'S ALL (3)-Nita Lindgren
423, M. Yamaguchi 500, Pat Hida-
ka 464, Kimura 513; I-SOS O-
Miye Ishikawa 1876, Yokoyama Asst
Sue Lew 444, Militia 400.
KUTCHNICK'S (3)-Rose Young
435, Tanaka 476, Mary Tsuchikawa
419, It. Shibuya SGT; RAILROAD
ERS O-Mickey Hirano Ala, Oya-
ma 436, Virginia Hirai $50, Tada
4O2.
FOUR ROSES (3)-Fumi Ishi.
kawa 433, Nishimoto 446. Jean Te-
rao 467, Kuranishi SOL; GOODIES
D-Madge Ono 1862, T. Nakata 515
Marie Nakata 348, Maekawa 457.
YAT-CHA-LAY (3-Kiki Yama-
motto 422, j. Wong 533, Dot Koda-
ma 1852, Tsuji 500; FOUR LORNs
IDAHO Kawaguchi 40, F. Ia
kagi AT YoYo Konishi 43O, HASH
484.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
Twin Valley YBA
Plans Picnic

ONTARIO, Greg, May 12-Plans
for a picnic on June 6 and a roll
ler-skating party soon, are being
made today by the Twin Valley
YBA, it was announced today.
Elected to serve on the social
service committee are Shiz Hara-
da, Hisa Kaku and Fudge Hashi-
moto. Joan Hirano and James
Uyeki have replaced Sunni Hashi-
motto and Hiro Kamo as social
chairmen.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
HAWAII NISEI NINE
TO INVADE CALIFORNIA

FRESNO, Calf, May PA Ha-
wall Nisei all-star team is planning
a two-week transforming tour of
California this summer, according
to information received here re-
Gently by Kenichi Zenimura, coach
of the Central California Nisei ALI
Stars.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
NEW MAGAZINE FOR NISEI
TO BE PRINTED IN JAPAN

TOKYO, May PA new maya
zine for U. S. Nisci, Americans and
others reading English Is now be-
ing pushed in Japan. The first
issue which will be for export only
and is not for Gale in Japan, con-
tains 80 pages and features arti-
cles on Japanese movies and one
written by Yoshie Fujiwara, noted
japanese tenor who has appeared
in concerts abroad.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
METHODIST

METHODIST
1000 Sunday Church School
NICHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH
10 a.m.-Kindergarten children
and juniors service.
IL a.m.-Young peoples service
in English.
Z pm.-Japanese Service.
PRESBYTERIAN
9:15 to $3.50 am.-Teacher's pre-
prayer service.
$50 to 10:45 a.m.-Sunday school
for beginners, primaries, juniors
and intermediates.
ST. PETERS
9 am.-Issei Holy Communion
Rev. G.. Shoji
IL a.m.-Sunday School, M Il s 5
Gladys Gray.
II a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:30 pm.-Fri-night YPF Meet
ing.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
YONAMINE WILL REJOIN
'49ERS IN JULY

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, May -
-Wally Yonamine, fleet Nisei half
back from Hawaii, will be back in
Menlo Park when the San Fran
cisco professional 49ers open their
football training camp at Menlo
Junior college on July 10, it was an
nounced this week by R. j. Buzz"
MCGEE, publicity man for the 49ers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
WILLIAMS AGREES TO LEAD
CHEST DRIVE FOR 40

L. A. (BilD Williams, vice presi-
dent of the Puget Sound Power and
Light Co., has agreed to lead the
fall Seattle-King County Commu-
nifty Chest campaign for 1949, ac-
cording to william S. Street, Chest
president, last week.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-05-12
Nltv&A,NlcN10.

BAPTIST
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship SER
vice.
1880 pm.-BYF.
Okazaki classes from 8 to 9 pm
on Mondays.
BUDDHIST
1000 a.m.-Kindergarten Glass.
Glass.
HOO a.m.-Young People Service.
CONGREGATIONAL
GAS a.m.-Sunday School f 7
nursery, beginners, primaries, juni-
ors and intermediates.
10:30-Issei worship service.
11:30-Nisei worship service.
Note: WILDLY Island retreat on
May % and %.
MARYKNOLL
9 am. and 1890 a.m.-Low Mass.
Benediction will be held follow
ing 1890 Mass.
Evening star., 1948-02-16
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

TOURIST CAMP, near MARYLAND Univer-
M Sity. TainS what that could meant mean, t50t
Z modern cabins. suitable for year-round
living. A profitable going business, even
in winter time, Income doubles after May
Most tourst camps In s G afss se
very profitable owners are reluctant to
sss., caII 4 STANLEY MoREAU, "a.
s1al' sih ANp Me sSSSw SS.w.-store and !ia apts.;
S27s so mo. income: no leases; small ex-
penses. AUERBAcH & Co, 1424 K st.
nv. n;w' ,sSits Suit 400 pd sSol :. .n hr,os
. stories and bsnt,; corner alley down
town area SI350O. CRANE & HELAN,
Realtors 81. 1000. lis
NEW MANUFACTURING BUILDING for
sale or lease, located in an excellent sec
ton Of Silver Spring, one-half block from
an overall dimension of 70xl15 #. with
may be used as loading space. 1t is a
one,story buidins With fun basement Hsn. and
tile and steel beams have been used
throughout The building is so constructed
as to permit the addition OF q second
floor. The building was completed about
o year ago and is of the finest conStruc-
ton. For additional information. contact
Mr. Banks Murray, with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
CENTRAL FIRST COMMERCIAL stratesi-
cally located small holding advantageously
leased to responsible tenant, This is a
prime investment and will interest the
conservative real estate investor interested
cent with little or no management expense
or care $50 900 to 100000 cash REQUIRED.
Contact Mr.. Terms. with SHANNON. &
LUCHs CO., 1903 st. NV, MA, 2345
Evening star., 1948-02-16
SUBURBAN sALE-k,ARYLANp.

HOUSE TRAILER, elec. refgr.. oil heat.
bottled, gas; attached screened porch d &C.
cold cold water; : lots 4oxI26; $4,000. Belts
BrNGhfow. Bun nP $3.50. $50 Capitol Heighss; ,: Md.
with full basement auto, oil heat, inSu-
lated laundry tubs; new-9ouse hs;n conGMion cnnta1
se56S 5iUSk budne aTI eus and dq loan rst rust at
fHR1Es Psy"oEs Reaito9 iidS sos sn's T. capio g M
UNUsUAL CAPE COD, Silver sprins-
New; large living room, fireplace; dlnette-
eHa'pPsp sfon' sfs.s56. s5Ss RoBERT MACE, RE 74O
ATTENTION. GIs-New s-rm. ,det. brick,
fPsss p dbnf beat F tq oT sde
fdakTfLtf h5AkTX BE- Sth oasHRax Rs Sss5 rms
Is Slks' to to bus BUS close to schools sad shop 2
as asoP only zGS4 ss7SS Wis sAaoE s7s W. 556S vi
doMMERGTat COM Refh eyse zoNE e in Bethesda located
hean from ws Rtosfssse aVs5rm bansaIow on SSx
as 9H s! 9Ry iSsooe GF ses5or WI
BETHEsDA, BETH SGGlenwood-one Of the incest
houses on our books; 6-rm., 1l2-bath mod. moo.
Just before the war by Boiling g. Gardner.
Only S20,50O. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
Reaitor,- 7Oo4 Wis. ave, WI. $500. WI
1890 Open ewes. until &.
SUBURBAN ESTATE of 2la acres; Bethes-
da -Edgemoor English Colonial with 2Ox
80 living room, mahogany paneled library,
powder room, large dining room, kitchen
with breakfast nook. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
plus maids room and bath; huge rec. room,
with bar and hrepl.; extensively lanuo
scaped lot with 2-car garage; stalls for 3
horses, tack room, paddock dog ken
custom built before the war. All this and
more, too. Must sell quickly. Make offer
less than $4,000 will take this 'in the
Sor. WI. 1920. WI. $500. Open ewes. til 8.
Evening star., 1948-02-16
BUSINESS pRopERr. FOR SALE.

fep S1ops Vest s St CONNIE
lst trust $50 900, AZ Years; :1'siie can give
FmT 0sfSes Sc RE R'ssss 1885, Psfs Bona
NEAR 10th AND G SITS. N.w.-zoned
first commercial; 3-story and bsmt. brick
having ! L rms, 3 baths; excel. location
can NJ; Pelot with H. G. sMITHY CO,
= MONTHS OLD, steel and concrete, one
RE. 477l, GE. O2s6 IT
CORNER, near goth and Pa. ave. NV.
priced at only, S35,oOo, WOODWARD 4
NORRIS, Realtors, exclusive agent, 723
MG sGeh NorrE. s nT IT, e. e. 6s55 s5ss Sun and eyes
18th ST, SOUTH OF PA. AvE-Three-
story brick, containing IL rooms and
bath, oil INV. heat property well located
S ctoa dsnts oSs W aas
HRess &C. aE Rsas bas D MhsSEe ssoo
EXcEELLENTT BUSINESS LOCATION. rea-
Gie6e rd'y Cali cH. 1865 or cH. ,sss7
VIENNA; ,yA.--commerciall located or
It. with cost st. frontage;- s-rm. house
garage with srm above; $40, 900: sMcCAY
& McCAY. Realtors, GIL. S675. -17
6O7 B ST. N.E.-Brick; store and 3 addi-
tional rms, h.-w: heat. garage: posses
sion; price, $3.50; terms. Ma. 1898
Mr.. 10th AND X SITS. N.W.-store and
3 apts. above; store under lease. apis. are
monthly; INV. oil heat; excellent value.
$50, 600; may consider small lot or small
End trust in part payment. FRANK M
DOYLE, Realtor, 927 18th st. NV, DI
1868. II
CENTRAL d. C.-Vacant; 2nd commercial;
2-story and basement brick bldg, oil heat;
about $500 50. #. of space. A. M. ROTH
RE 1880 ia
Evening star., 1948-02-16
SUBURBAN sALE-ylRelhIA.

No. ARLINGTON, Tara Section, restricted
2 baths, maid accom-, recently dec. In
side and out, comp. storm windows and
awnings; furn or unfurn. transp. and
ovERcRoWpED3 Lots Of room in this
brick pr k,,n bungal1w IN convenient Arlington
room with din dining section and fireplace,
pses siso6 ans fsqsh1s n ses ses
tors; 23oo Wilson blvd, CHI. 62as, cH.
sEE AT A GLANCE the advantages of a
session in 50 days. eoLLAsp-AkRE ssipsA RE
Realtors;; 1900 Wilson blvd, CHI 1926.
BARG GAIN-why $4,000 when you can
get this gor5gecus ,5g q dMG, new Celonia brick
meme ment Of 't s1a5So 4n oSner must se med
p large bedrooms, = bath on ist; full
bath on and splenda vinT rm with log
heat. Larse cor. lot: splendid loc., near
country Ct club section Don't miss this
SnqsEg Co. vens ess IS 1857 sss RfaI
WESTOVER-Never did we see so imma-
sulate home! s-bedrm. Colonial brick.
skyscraper: ireproof; beaut. landscapins.
REALTY BULLETIN CO. Owens 1897.
AUTHENTIC COLONIAL of Z rms in old
Alexandria, faithfully restored to its orig
lnal charm yet modernized to include 1st-
Contains lee. v. e rm with With areplaee, @ n din.
ing I'm. with fireplace. lovely elec. equipped
kit; daylight game room. twin sized and
/ sgle. bedrm complete the plan; abun-
dance OF closet and storage space and
many built-in features, hagstone terrace
ana Wel-planted garden. See this by appt
EN-. 1900 until 9 pm, 1920 Conn. ave.
SOUTH ARLINGTON brick semide
tached. rooms, with equipped kitchen,
fenced with, Anchor fence; newly deco
rated. Can be purchased with small down
payment and good monthly payments. At
appt. only. sEwEIL Ell Aad Realty 0eSsa CO.. y II
South Glebe rd. at Lee blvd, GIL. 1873
aRGiNGroN, II e; vAcANr-s-story coIos,a, Mas
lge. bedrms, l full bath, Il baths
,repl; in living rm and rec. rm:. extra ige.
Wins ash small uy down naup bt only sss6oS
{ BEDROOMS. sia 5ooG1magine buying a
fully equip. Kit. and lovely handicapped lot;
1s. 1nIy bES sroR shopping center
DSENOhLO"b %I%,oUV-A very lSe
bunga allow with lge. rms. throughout; full
bsmt. and room for expansion for more
bedrms.; lovely lge lot, in very nice
neighborhood 1st trust of $4,000 at AZ
interest & owner I will take take small down pay
WANT, TO MAKE A GOOD BUYe Take
tuii ttu;niia advsntage sILa of present market condi-
for sale in Va. Make the best choice Use
our ooulrF. Illustrated REALTY BULLETIN. II
oW. 1907 and ask for your free copy.
4-BEDRooM SOUTHERN COLONIAL on
approx "a acre. Contains on 1st f., liy
I'm. (23x14 with frepl, screened-in
rorch, din. rm. Q4x14 with corner cup
board, equipped kit. with breakfast nook
oedrm. Grx12) with "a bath; second fir
contains 3 lovely bedrms. and tile bath
with linen closet: full bsmt., oil h-wh
built-in gar. Price. S23,95O Shown by
appt. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor Nc
Lean; Va, Elmwood 322 or 1926: ewes. till
OLORED-ARLNGToN Fillmore St: l
lot, 100 it. of of Lee blvd, 95x21O; price,
81 900. GUY TIMER, 1929 11th st. NV
North 1907 is
Evening star., 1948-02-16
STORES FOR RENT.

JUST OFF CONN. AyE-Brand- new, street
tHe bds pS In sTy neW ffon
Conn c S0ase ave- ne Hss retsii trade area also
excellent for distributor ONCE and sho"
WSSt inspsst daily ,o;. 5145 & 4s44 & NV" BURR
several stores now available on Ions, term
lease, suitable for any retail or whole@sals
coMs REA1f2 II Go esDfss sss is M oys
l7ls 14th ST, N:w-;Goxl4o, alley osl1: En-:
:ali j. ii KNOX once Of RoBERT ".
SAVAGE, 514 Union Trust Bldg. Ma 1880.
LADIES' OR MEMS ACCESSORY store.
best NV. location, in LOBBY OF, chastleton
etc. apa Tor patty
only. Call manaser, DU. 1000. -16
X ST. NV, NEAR i4th-i 400 So II.
sSy 5aS vnsw Gss eds d, street fsf
cali csSfaqesaS leasns % dept, fIg Leg NJ sERasTEiN
& CO. 14I5 K 81. NV. ME; 54oo. 20
STORE AND UPPER FLOORS Hear ean 7th
it., W oil heat freight elevator, entrancs
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & CO., 14l6 K st.
VI WILL H RENT if SPACE, furnished. in lovely
air conditioned salon; suitable, for re-
ducing ladies apparel, dressmaking, etc;
reasonable rent, sH. s7o2 days sH
LEASE FOR sALE-LarEe store. located
on busy upper 14th st; attractive en-
trance and display window; low rent.
restaurant or grocery prohibited. Nj.
1st FL. $50 so. Fr.-Reasonable rent,
long lease. 17lO G st. NV Inquire
so. ST. N.w.-opposite Civil Service.
Available March 1st. See IDEAL OPTI-
CAL SERVICE, SOC F st. NV, MA 7245.
ia 14th ST. N.W.--Newly remodeled store
with modern front, approximately 400 So.
it. BAS1LIKO INVESTMENT CORP. 2l2
Bond Bids DI. S724 IL
CONN AVE, above Dupont Ciricle-1 400
So #. available immedistelyc Modsrats
rental. Will divide. VIM. CORCORAN HILL
CO.. 71O Jackson pl NV. DI. 1883 liz
EXCELLENT LOG. FOR DRUGSTORE. for
lease in Bethesda Theater Bids WiScon-
sin ave. Avail April J. 1913, THOS T.
agent. so15 Wis. ave- WI.
1926 -l5
CONN AVE, opp. Wardman Park Hotel.
Reoecorated, carpeted floor, mirrored
walls. One of the cty's finest shoppinR
sections: exclusive loca ion for optometrist
or optomologist; 11hxls: 2647 Conn. ave. ave.
co. T521 -yU
Evening star., 1948-02-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. (cont.I !.

NEAR CENSUS BUREAU in suitland. Md.
sTspses s9d 0sfh on, 0 sl5sy5 SsoSS esss
s.ol MARIBoRoS prkE.in In Nearby s wiS Nd.
large shed and chicken house a Ohse~en' IN rear;
eas5 ssS sq6s 8Rasss ef sna only ~ $500
conv. to everything. 5 rms. and bath,
iront f0n porch; priced from $4,000 to So
sHIck. 56o4 Marlboro 'DR pike. a'aI III. 4fo4- a.
1900 sT.1Bradbury Hts. near D. c. line.
bath, full basement; rec. rm., gas a.-c. heat,
Fs1e OF 9ss sN3y and sSsn clean Best
snTancs. T. D. BURGESS, vi. ssos tin s.
FT. DAVIS ST. s.E.-s-rm. brick; oil &C.
heat; Venetian blinds. storm windows,
house y exeei; eond;; sl$;e5o. terms. a.
Ar oAaGl1x se4I ezes' ~ VI. 1872 snna' ave g"
Sseie BLAINE NJ ST sST:.s:rm: semidetas6sd enid ache,
surrounding rear of property; large front
porch, $1,000 down A. A. CARozzA
GO. GO. ,33 1927 Penna. ave. se' AT, se4l: eyes
ALABAMA AvE.-Poss.; immaculate, q
story md bsmt semidet IT,. brick; g rms,
7104; ewes VI. 1884 with ALLEN L.
KaY 1os 9th R sr 81 sEso Asss sSs down easy terms
6 rooms. bath, auto. gas heat. row brick.
& eal Mo5Tis &c sGhsR IsSve g ,4dt Milton y yinnisk
Nj SkAk spas hS%s 81 O2s unusual de-
taehed bgick oe eetuaiy worth twice t, asking i
modern Kitchen End fr. has bedrms;
bath and den over built-in garage; full
arranged for additional s..
oil fD-f heat - WILLIAM 6. IIBBY CO, soS
14th st. NV RE. $780, Cali from TIL g..
CT WILL SACRIFICE new e-rm. semidet.
brick house; completely furnished; 2
eHii Heights. Only only $500 S down down and Balance
can ME. oos5: COMET REALTY co, $3.50
eGoLoRED-BiG ETeBS BARGA1N-Loyeiy, g.
room house, porchesi good condition; near
toI; -sl2,5oo terms. AT. 1888. ROBIN
SaAdTH GohoREp pcoBuY poBuY THROUGH scoTr-
Newly developed: Central Park area; s
rms. and bath. full bsmt.. rec. space, gas
heat. modern equip, mr. school, and transp.
FHA financing. Small monthly notes; For
JAMES E, SCOTT, Real Estate, III Fla,
ave. NV; Other bro brokers invted, -
brick gar: also single metal gar; price
includes cleo refrg. Bendix washing ma
chine, Venetian blinds throughout and
carpeting on hall and stairway; S14,500.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV.
Ma. O352; ewes and Sun. RA. 2325- -16
COLoRED-1O7 7th ST. S.E.-,S75Q down;
easy terms; 6 rms. bath, C h. ". h, full
Milton Vinnick, with A. M DRAISNER,
1404 L NV, MA. $685. home, GE. 0297.
CoLoRED-NR. NAVY YD.-5-rm brick;
low down payt.. easy monthly terms. Call
Mr. Greenberg, RE. Tl04; ewes, RA. 9l23,
NTH ALLEN L. KAY.