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Evening star., 1948-10-03
.ALzY1nnae to Mark
Founders Dar

DR.. Walter Clinton Jackson, chan
cellor of the Woman's College of
the University Of North Carolina
will address the annual founders
day dinner of the Washington
Alumae Club at 7 pm. Friday at
the Lafayette Hotel.
Mrs. Boydston Satterfleld Of At
lanta, president of the Alumnae As
sociation. and Mrs. Carleton Jester
general secretary from the alumnae
headquarters, will be special guests
The program will include colored
movies of campus activities.
More than 500 invitations have
been extended to alumnae in the
Washington area, Baltimore and
Annapolis.
New officers will be elected at a
short business meeting following the
dinner. Miss Eloise Banning is
chairman of the Nominating Com
mittee.
Mrs. William H. Haggard is chair
man Of the Dinner Committee, as
sisted by Miss Virginia Tatum and
Mrs. D. J. Harris. Reservations
should be made before Tuesday with
Miss Mary Wood Wolfe.
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d. 6. Federation
To Hold Benefit

The District Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs has completed plans for q
luncheon and fashion show to be
sponsored by its Finance Committee
November at the Hamilton Hotel
Mrs. Benjamin L. Schoenfeld is
general chairman of the affair,
which will have as its theme, the
adaptation of today's fashions from
the costumes of other countries and
early American styles.
The Finance Committee, which is
headed by Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse,
will use the proceeds for the philan-
thropic work of the federation.
Assisting chairmen include Mrs,
Frederic N. Newburgh, patrons; Mrs
William o. Gale, reservations; Mrs.
Marie Deal and Mrs. T. David Gates,
music, and Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel,
decorations.
The federation win resume its
monthly meetings on October Is at
II am. at the Hamilton Hotel. The
departments of publicity and club
extension, will have charge Of the
program
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PEG Luncheon

Mrs. Wallace N. streetsr. presi-
dent Of the Washington ooulcil OF
Church Women. will be suest
speaker at the District PEG Sister
hoods reciprocity luncheon to bt
held at 1880 pm. Wednesday at
the YWCA. Chapter A will bt
hostess.
Reservations will be" taken until
noon tomorrow by Mrs. H. L. Dry
den, 2920 Pierce Mill road NV. The
presidents round table will meet
| at II am. preceding tho luncheon
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neighborhood level. "An Expert.
ment in Community Living" will be
the subject of her talk.
The garden section Of the club
will hold its first fall meeting at Z
pm. Friday in the Natural History
Building of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. The chairman of the Sec
ton, Mrs. Benjamin Smith, will dis.
cuss "Berried Shrubs
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Community Clubs
Arrange Programs

A discussion on the proposed
Montgomery County charter will be
presented at the opening fall meet
ing of the Silver Spring Woman S
Club on Wednesday. Plummer M.
Shearin, executive director OF the
Charter Committee, will speak in
support of the proposal and Samuel
E. Bogley of Bethesda will speak in
opposition.
The meeting will be held at II
am. in the social hall Of the Wood
side Methodist Church, 1914 Georgia
avenue. A rebuttal will be allowed
each speaker and question period
will follow with Mrs. George East
ment, club president, acting as mod
orator.
Mrs. Melvin T. Allpress will be in
charge of the luncheon which will
be served following the program.
The monthly business meeting will
take place at l pm.
Mrs. G. w. S. Musgrave, past
president of the Prince Georges
County Federation of Women's S
Clubs, will be guest speaker at a
meeting of the Woman's Club of
Greenbelt at 8:15 pm. Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Edward C. Kaighn,
13-V Ridge road, Greenbelt. She
will discuss "Club Etiquette"
The new president of the club is
Mrs. James T. Gobbel. Other off,
GERS are Mrs. E. Leland Love, vice
president; Mrs. Orville M. Slye. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Freeland
Ramsdell, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. James w. McCarl, treasurer,
and Mrs. Leon G. Benefiel, director
Ken Calsee of the University Of
Maryland will be guest speaker at
the first fall luncheon meeting of
the Takoma Park Women's Club
at 1890 pm. Tuesday at the Ia
koma Park Presbyterian Church
He will describe his recent expert
ences in summer theater work at
Harwick, Mass, on Cape Cod.
Preceding the meeting, the garden
department will hold potted plant
sale at 1890 am. in the basement
Of the church.
Mrs. Howard P. Bailey will pre-
side at the first fall meeting of the
Woman's Club Of Woodside at 1890
pm. Wednesday, at the home OF
Mrs. James B. Mattison, Forest
Grove drive, Silver Spring, Md.
Ofiicers who will serve with Mrs
Bailey during the coming season
are Mrs. George Butler, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Nathan Fuller, recording
secretary; Mrs. William Manson,
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Harry
Elkins. treasurer: Mrs. w. A. Ander-
son, director, and Mrs. Beryl English,
auditor. Mrs. Philip Edwards has
been appointed program chairman.
Thomas 8. Gwynn, jr, director of
school planning for Prince Georges
County, will address the University
Park Woman's Club at 80 pm. to-
morrow at 1901 Pineway street. Uni
versity Park, Md. He will be intro
duced by Mrs. G. v. c. Houghland,
chairman Of the clubs education
department.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

VI lllC 1 III
| Century Club to
be held at II
am. Thursday at
the YWCA.
Mrs. Day will
describe the New
Haven Conn
Neigh b o rh o o d
Project of the
NCCJ; a three
y e a r program
which she is di-
recting to deter
mine techniques
for strength
ening human re-
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Snbber Meeting

Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, first vice
president of the Columbian Women,
will entertain the Executive Board
at a supper meeting at s pm. Tues
day At her home, 4605 Charleston
terrace NV. Miss Ruby Nevins will
preside at the business session.
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TObic announced

"Psychotherapy" will be the sub
ject of talk to be given by DR..
Benjamin Karpman before the
Graduate Nurses Association at 8
pm. tomorrow in the auditorium of
the District Medical Society, 1718
M street NV.
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Cbabi1 WCTU.

Mrs. Grace G. Howard, health
and medical temperance director of
the District Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, will address the
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
;.

first fall meeting of the Chaplin
WCTU at II am. Wednesday at the
Capitol Memorial Church, Fifth and
F streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
Installation Set

The Alpha Zeta Omega Pharma-
ceutical Fraternity and Auxiliary
will hold joint installation dinner
dance on Wednesday at the Ham,
ilton Hotel,
Evening star., 1948-10-03
..20tb Century Club
To Hear Mrs. Dav

Mrs. Gertrude Hart Day, staff
member of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews, will be guest
speaker at the monthly meeting
Evening star., 1948-10-03

A musical program has also been
arranged by Mrs. Louis Stubbs.
musical director of the group. Mrs.
Matte Allen will preside.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

DOLL DISPLAY AT MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
Dolls representing China and the Territories OF the United
States exhibited By Mrs M E. Ferre special feature
OF the Missionary Institute held last week by the Washington
Council of Church Women Mrs. Wallace Streeer Get coun
Gil PRESIDENT and Mrs. Joseph E. Beard chairman OF the s
tute looking of the dolls from the territories
Stnf Photo
Evening star., 1948-03-14
LUCKY TIGER
BAcKAcnE7

sTry Johnson's BACK PLASTER
- made specifically for relieving
the stabbing, nagging pains Of
backache. Tests show it helps
nearly 9 out Of every 10 sufferers.
This adhesive plaster contains
a mild medication that stirs up
circulation.
. 1t brings the healing and warm.
ing blood to the sore spot. Tense
muscles relax and the pain eases.
The warming pad guards against
chilling, supports twitching mus
cles, cuts down pain.
. Made by Johnson & Johnson
known for fine surgical dressings
for 80 years. Johnson's BACK
PLASTER at all drug stores.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

back as she'd done before. He
was still tense against the wall,
his disappointment turning to
anger at Thelma.
1t mos something TO do With the
coffee, she thought. He is mad at
me noe. ! can al,oays tell when he
is angry. II happened when /
brought the coffee. But the man
told me to bring him the coffee,
rhat else could / do.o
Grimes gulped the coffee, put
ting down his fork to pick up the
cup. His right hand held the
gun, not pointed at either of
them but firm and ready, as it
had been since he came into the
kitchen.
He sViH kill rs uhen he through.
Thelma thought. Like the man on
the Mgh.cay. Frank knoacs ii and
so dol.
Looking across the room at his
wife. Franks anger left him. 1t
was not her fault. She was upset
now as she'd been during the
other bad times in their life
together.
HE'D seen her face like this the
night the phone had told them
Paul had been in a motor acci-
dent and given no details about
what had happened.
And it had often been in her
face during the war when both
boys were away. 1t would not be
herself she was thinking about
now but him. He would have to
do something quick. Try and
jump him before he shot. 1t was
the only way.
Dosi. Frdnk, don'E q she thought.
Maybe he'H Just tie rs up so uv
can't phone the police. He'll kill
yon before you get to him! Frank.
don'l!
Grimes plate was clean and he
finished his coffee. His left hand
went into his pocket and came
out with pack of cigarettes. He
put cigarette between his lips.
replaced the pack. and brought
out a match. Frank thought,
When he strikes the match and is
lighting the cigarette I'll move
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Many hair tonics
remove loose dandruff
But
LUCKY TIGER
KILLS
DAN p RUFF
&c ERMS*

Many hair tonics, you know, merely
remove loose dandruff-don't kill the
germ pitwosporuna ouule' that many
authorities point out as cause of
infectious dandruff! So change to
Lucky Tiger-get at that cause.
Besides killing this germ on contact,
Lucky Tiger removes dandruff
scales, relieves itching scalp, gives
hair added lustre, makes it easier to
comb. Also keeps hair in place far
longer without bit of that greasy
look. At drug stores, barber shops,
get Lucky Tiger regular-or Lucky
Tiger with Oil if hair is extra dry.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
PLEASE READ MY MIND
Continued from page sesen

He'll have to be looking at the
match.
Holding the unlighted match,
Grimes nudged his coffee cup.
Fill it up again." he demanded.
Frank hesitated, undecided, as
Thelma went for the cup and
brought it to the stove. No, she
hadn't thrown the cup the first
time and she wouldn't get his
message now. He'd take a chance
when Grimes lit the match. Why
didn't he light the match?
WlrH the full cup Thelma
turned back to the table.
If Frank naored. he'd be killed,
j only she could -.
Frank saw the coffee splash
into Grimes face and he lunged
away from the wall and dived
across the table. getting both
hands on the wrist that held the
gun and twisting hard. Grimes
fell backwards out OF his chair
and the gun slid along the floor
to the sink. Thelma was holding
it steadily when Frank got to his
feet.
He took it from her and COW
cred Crimes, still blinded by the
coffee. Get to the phone" he
said.
She was able to smile then.
You don't need to tell me.
Frank"
Their eyes met and he knew
for the first time what he must
always have known inside hm
that her mind reading was not
special gift but came from her
sympathy and understanding of
him as another individual. She
had not got his first message be-
ca,,se he had tried to use it as
a trick.
HER communication was
closer than that; many people,
like this Grimes here, would
never understand it and always,
in the end. they would be de-
feated by it.
Get along. woman" he said
softly. Get along with you"
The End
Evening star., 1948-10-24
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build.
mss Administration, Washington, D. G.,
oct. 70, l94s.--sealed bids in duplicate.
for the alteration and remodelins OF
Building No IL, National Bureau OF Stan
dards at Washington, D. C., viii be re-
eGsWed until Pm. Standard Time, on
Works Agency Building, WashinEton.
y: c. A snd then publicly opened in Room
tne amount OF the contract exceeds S2. 600,
Y. 9. Standard Form No. 23, Construction
Contract. will be used and performancs
and payment bonds will be required. Upon
request one set OF Prebid Documents snd
get 10 Of drawings and specific tions
VIII be supplied without charge to esch
genera contractor interested In bidding
On the complete project, all OF which
Must be returned. Additional sets OF
ein eefawings and specifications may be OBJ.
81 9o;oo Per set, which will not Be re.
fhunasd. Checks offered as payment must
Ts.asase, maas Psssef a,dS,tsh e sh osder Of q:
999ssa,nse 99sa s.v At yoEt Room 6o7 Lemon Building
p. 6. Phone Executive 1900, Extension
1891. Upon request and in the discretion
OF the undersisned. one set Of drawings
and specifications will be furnished fo
buildings exchanges. chambers OF com
meTce and other similar organiza tions
with the understanding that the sci vii
De retained on their premises and made
available for inspection by any interested
ssupsontractor or material firm. w. q
REYNOLDS. Commissioner OF Public B,jld.
inks, Federal Works Agency. oc2324
Evening star., 1948-10-24
We HAVE AVAILABLE for immedIaEs
le!ivery the following rebuilt enEines-
MOTORCYCLES.

wv wv S6e9s
ss5asa sss. $685. lsgs fS I:
axhIt8DaVI6soN aixi x S1aS; ,e47 - oA.y.; "a Al
%aizzER VIII X MS4Sh sSES sft rikE; st ds
SsHent S condition; extra generator lights.
MARiEf.pAv1psoN IA ilsH ie4g. 74.cusic: M3a inch
sseadition. 'iish diraEd ''I, st. NV" D: GO.
MoToRcYcIE. lishtw.ish. tMo.orbecsas,,
months: must sell: bargain at S2s6. Can
eEsMAN 1913 ieaas Ser9ecs nx Condition tsea,.
mission. buddy seat, windshield, ali extras;
sHHs HtEEY HHAstE 5a pAbsoS & sv aEs Py ss asss
owned; will teach rider and secure per.
MT, Nit, $3.50; sp1. VI. sS6IIr S165 ,o.,. .,.. .
Hauled; almost % new tires. % For QUICK is Sale sale.
want $3.50 or best offer under. Call UN.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1s47 motorcycle; In
SIaS M94oss, w is Nc ass i" sds sE:s 4:
sSFQE ss|i " Slkts saSs 3a' wn'''sr' many s1ss.'
guaranteed ss75; extras, I forward trans.
W!HIzzER IsAs motor. With or without
X.
CUsHMAN oWNERs-complsse line cush-
man parts carried in stock; new-typs
Gushman Windshield at Sl2;2b; genuine
MoTo: :scooT SALES Co., ills corwin
STIyaNnN sEIys; silver ,;Sgnss. spEps. sH $3.50 -,
Transmission. buddy seat, windshield. other
SusHMRS eHu5sai asF MoTSR sSrS suoSifR VI sif month,
ola, excellent eondition, 5000. 17O9 3.
INDIAN Chief 1897: $. bag, b. seat. lug.
r, power1ow sprocket, boots. size II,
sheepskiin mittens; al very. good cendi-
WANTED-sCooTERs G5>, late model:
must be in good cond Might arrange to
make trade: Sun or eve., GIL. s62s.
SCOOTE,s BARGAINS - Salisbury, Cush.
man, etc; trades, terms. New machines,
also, for immed. del. Lay-away plan for
KIM 2ma; ,o- or os sprtns dsliysEy Join riders
Arlington, Va, OW. 4464.
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TRAllERS.

ast st4 sass.5s SSJ INDIAN Sast.s5 5s5
AR2RieAs zRRRES Pc TsIGE fE2Se 1913 is :as.
4 Lot Il Canary Tfsiler T PARK, salsimss: lssS;
P!sd aPotsEs s:FEzfi TEAhEs H. 21 st s.ar eonn.s. a
Trailer ssmp' csii or. kss 4oaos s1s. '.ncyy 4fya
ss ss:E. ssz "!sssztI' ssatH g4;ssss .zss.n.
sofa bed sleeps 4; has had very little use;
MG MuGs7s33; 3SS1 can nnance' Ask for MR.. PORTER.
t. iSss ,.iI;i Ai%;.s,oAs. .as IKE n,y :s ~ See:
esr % as0s sstures sSy IT s sse
and cols:vli: ld Silver s1rias ST. it, ssSs: S.
1e47 ZIMMER house trailer. 81 IT,; bottle
gas; electric brakes; IKE new: S1,S75;
%..siastss SE,snsl s6RS $o.r,,[ QUERY ES. IS
NATIONAL house trailer. compl. resond.:
bets,.S heT sofa Venetian nnp blinds sink sink TOP
heater; sean .rs sleeps sss & slap cash oI $40
chsrses). Cali MR.. BALL. wo 1881.
1910 yAGABoNp IS #. long, sleeps q;
ideal IT trailer; priced for immediate sale.
LATE iea7 National house trailer. 3 rms.
excel. cond.: can Be financed. Located
& NJ nsi s1 S Sgsas gsoa. esnk oV s4so sMsa0F
The --latest 1913 GHHe trailsr coaehes@consi: oS s%
esnta sts rss qnm oyssaad sss md TOtwa s
the the Biz sE 'gD see u ciDs pe
At the ABc TRAILER SAL rs. INC. Tower
4e49. soo1 Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. Nd.
UTILITY TRAILER. " ton: passed D. c.
Fl PR1SArEGT VSi Est OWNED Hs Silver Dome, 27 IT,.
sleeps 4; fully eauiot.. Warner elec.
OF vs5 $500 rsns until yu
Sale price, Se95 Call TR. 2e72 after
eauiDDed' adeqaste Clothes di00si closet 'ns and
saupped easily or made INT:
Agro SERVICE. S INC. Ss5 n st. s.~s
TRAvEIETrE Ms. vEIf: TRAILER. large, good dss Con-
reasonable Hysstsyiils. Nd" M Sso1 Pc.
sasSE StW MopgkN st Hk; 2assi TksiuER-wou,a uk. to
your ASSURANCE o, tn. utmost in com.
fSF' the nd ss ss9e'sEsscss
Royal Spartan Mansion: for magnihcent
living We invite you to inspect our So
it; six-sleeper Superior and 29-ft. Vindale.
al equipped with shower and toilet,
othsf ss lsadins iss COACHES. prissa from sIsss
ssS::sris; sisfS sfSHFss sSnR!ss fss L. ss1ss.
Wash. Baltic blvd, 5erwyn. Nd. Tel. =,
LiBERrY TRAILERs, all sizes and models;
also good used trsilers.. We are equipped
f9E Fl sygs tTfHsS EsEs EssaTs Gs sA1
Gahb GIibER TRAfIERs6Tsss rnshi proven @ depend
ability craftsmanship and beauty Of Glider
trailers makes 1t imperative for all PROS
ous models. Some with shower and toilet.
Spring. Md. 81. S202
1e4s model: q Il; With
iollie; must be seen to appreciate; best
iiblAi TRAILER FOR sALE@1s4i National, gooa
21 IT,. $3.50. See at National
rTailsS ryn. Md Court sao5 Baltimore blvd: ssF'
;GHUETz tai Esi ~; rooms with extras: tTsds
or down payment on home or furnished
.partment and cash. 216 Temple Trailer
EakassifTsk EksiTkE. ovl vl.sRRssssi, sRRssi 4. any car: s. g.;
license plates; wired for lights; Ieasonables
Call between $50 pm. Az. 67e3: 24s
CONTINUED on Next FsssJ
Evening star., 1948-10-24
WATERFRONT PRopERTY-sALI.

%osA sbSS M ceyE Tst.E I2sa sseas.s s
s0's esS
Cos. e 3 Pses. dirsss e ':s YOU. 1.s SCENT II
IakE assH man new .od
bssusifsl t5.ss:5 rms .ad s.th; ? S Sass
HS' sss' va. sS.F.4. or drive drive out. aA wa
LAKE JACKSON, near Manassas. Va
Due to illness. will sserifice log cabin; 4
IT. d.s9sbls 'tss s5;e T
SxFSrssSA.,..r ,si.,.
front home. 25 miles Washington: 1900
key Creek; attractively handicapped; nne
sports: magnineent view: modern. wide,
Dwelling spacious rooms 9
e stsdo
2-car garage; boathouse; 8 acres: S27, 300;
In siats. ksrxIana
low: ami; completely furn.;, Iy: rm..
SEzT En' pSs SSAfa aS90 S9T
oys1g csasrhu.ss o 100 ,sst from bSst
maC6 OF 1I,UUU OpCalneQ lot ofeCGluG small
house. on property !interior inconlpletel,
including drilled well. Both lots, 81 100,
$500 cash; Also 1s-ft. boat for sale. Cali
xsouT iss ACRES. finest truck and to-
bacco land IN 50. Nd: fronting on Potomac
River, new Spanish 6-rm. and bath house,
immsc lovely setting; good. safe beach;
fishing, ducking. Grabbing: 2 barns, tool
house, grainery and equipment. All excel.
cond;; 80 miles from D. c. line; Price.
old house. NO improvements, exsel. land;
good fishing. ducking and Grabbing shore
Price, S3 $50; terms; SOUTHERN MD.
Waldorf 1901.
BARGAIN OF DAY-Very lee. water front
lot. bunga.; liv rm.. din. rm., 2 bedrms.,
modern bath and Kit Fine porches apd
shrubbery. Magnificent view. Hr. ride;
Sc. 75O. Box 299.B: star.
WHERE THE RAPPAHANNOCK meets the
blue waters Of Chesapeake Bay. Summer
and year.round homes, farms. homesites;
1pE and eZsss5,pf q II Sss Phone ow
5 ACRES, near Shady Side and airdeld
ass1 fiI0ff III iSfR
water; large, Wsll-kept lot; modern house,
bedrooms. electric ktchen; good furni- |
sble. 1ox 108.8, Star.
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REAL estate LOANS.

orsd)-.Quick settlement. Prefer per.
soma! calls to telephone calls. FULTON
3; GORDON, 1927 Eye st. nv. d. $3.50.
CLIENTS to buy 2nd-trust notes; deferred
aSi9R ST. sRsss s2
TRUSTS. 1st. End and srd: Md. Va. and
p. CT wis service. ADAMS REALTY
FIkST-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates: 3 or 8 year terms and monthly
payments ?. =; WALsHE. INC, Ills Eye
LOANS ON PEAL EsTATE-1st and IND
trust No red tape. Quick service HENRY
sALus. established 1924. MA. 1882
lt vermont ave. NV
MONEY on SECOND rkgsr-We wili
hss'Gais; Rssgass1 sss5T sssT'0H4ss 'ss
.t Asb B.; End rRusf si'iIoa IoaNs sssa sa re.,
tate in D. c., Md. and Va: MR.. DRAIsNEa.
MokrSoss;Ep aSks e Pa ,EEoANs. 441NS.lmx,ss; grad.
ss.rs. & aS4 H s'Mso MooaE 4 Ssn A
e. fs9 aNb a21 isss sna n s!SRunsTT 81 LoANs-promp,
md courteous service: Before Borrowing
9th st. NV. RE. $3.50.
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STORES FOR RENT.

saefness nHn % isssten % With stock 'o Or " viheus @
e2srRaL,s eRs zSi,s ceotSsSvEN1ENr location, n
rooms zoo with fitchen and bath facilities;
we %EEDoS 1sSss CO. 9 rSst' i7s@ St w. w.
G ST. NV, 700 bIk:-2 very desirable
ss sss sh s s.;ssusi, ST. ss gfskss IL
sste ssss rent. re- idssl location. Call RockyIlle
$oass FEF1 sith Y basement; sglsse,.
in shopping center @ @Esesntly complstsd Sd IN
Posb PsasRy ME- hsss T. a1 Sf SSs2s
STORE Or OFFICE 4 IN . Bet ssths.aawss!... :.
WEE 5sG .v. rent ss dss dsn'e or
sSs bbsoSNirANE ST.. leg. than sloeS sIem
frame mouse, bedrooms, baths. large
s VIII N.oHs S e Viii Tsoas ei'hsn e SUIT
Teiephons ST. 554s or see your own
iaIo X ST. N.w.-store, in new 7-story
parking garage; exccllent location for auto,
sns eo .tlsovt sqss a0Tst Tsn. gF
dTG tT2ns IS Fay q gsaSs for ONCE s4'
Georgetown I'd and Wilson lane; reason.
able rent; approximately $500 50. IT: OF
n1g1s Egs Ror as7 Go. GsSdg sv1aa sa
BARGE lar ~ NEW CORNER STORE, approx:
re S9oo s9ls ns, NeRos - ave SoX
windows; So full basement can be used Tor
f:s r. R; }sss i';s
new sTokE, s4 Z ME hwg S4os approx
25xs5; in thickly Populated residential
Si5|sa';E|iB g. $:.'s5: III
CENTER IL SILVER sgFs9s
bakery. beauty parlor. hardware. variety,
Ss, sSSa hHo T. ri , ssoS
near New York ave- South. Capitol; suit
able for applianGes. and 10, drugs, . res
SytRsAsH szs. r c9 Ssoe 81 81 ssol' iass st. st:
MEDICAL cENTERNseveral choice ioca-
REALTY CO. Realtors, D1. 1900.
STORE ROOM 900 SO. IT. for storage
only, at l4th and st. NV; $50 month.
e9IaS coRNER : 14th AND BELMONT SITS. NV.
Newly remodeled store; IN sood condi.
Motor Co. agency, and near 14th and
Florida ave-; excellent for. pawnbroker's s
etc: Immediate possession; lonE Lease lease;
% CO. Realtors. m 1855 1888 ssN 6. NV "a 1915
EXCELLENT WORKSHOP, 14th st. NV
l st comm; freproof basement, clean, dry,
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quarters for small business, studio or Of.
WISCONSIN, AVE. in Georsetown-Exeel.
Mns seSsl r. set x.S shoe nFRE TFsRS ssd&e & &C. S
oossS: sysn;pss;. Wo. 3I9o. .2s
frs; nr. Uptown Theater; suit. corset!ere,
,andtllinegy, real estate: Formerly photo
2o01 st. NV. Downtown corner. mr.
new e.. W., Hospital, suitable optometrist
adrruHysist. drHys cleaners etc. VIC, 3S16.
fixtures and Living quarters included; 500
Evening star., 1948-10-24
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

Ist TRUST NOTES FOR SALE, payable
ssmoo Per me- at 81 interest. Discount
wiz HAVE 4 FEW SMALL tssoo to GG Sis,.
O00) End trusts for sale, go, 5 years or
less. Behind curtsiling frsts. Usual dis
count. Call MA. 6573 for information
CHATTEL MORTGAGE for $4,000, avail.
aoie nc Mmonthly, interest So; will discount
SECOND TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
8" $50 will take 4O% discount, payable S25
per month at 81 Property Is only "a
yyears old. Also $1,000 notes, payable
30 per mo-. Sc at 4Oes discount.
B1RoN & CONRAD. INC, 1924 X st. n W
81 900 End TRUST NOTE, payable $3.50
per month at 6% interest; price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
STORES FOR SALE.

GRoCERY sToRE-Due to sickness, must
RADIO AND ELECT. APPLIANCE STORE
for sale. By owner. Call VI. 4519. Priced
reasonable,
GEN. MDsE.-By owner. comp. basement.
h. w b., cleo; gas pumps; on large lot;
lease exp: doing 81 900 to $4,000 bust
ness; $4,000. Located at Boyds. Nd, on
State I'd. CLARENCE D. DAY, Clarkshurg.
Nd, Phone Gath, 7oS.J-3.