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Evening star., 1948-10-10
Rites 10 Be Held tuesday
For Join T.. Johnson

Funeral services will be held at II
am. Tuesday for John c. johnson
81, manager of the District Hotel
Supply Co., who died at Garfield
Hospital Friday after an illness Of
three months.
The services will be at the Hines
funeral home, .290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. johnson, a native of Wash
ington. lived at 1921 Fourteenth
street NV. Before joining the sup
ply company, he had worked for
Carpet Food Distributors in Pitts
burgh, and Richmond, Va.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marion H. johnson. and three sons,
Richard c. Johnson, 59l5 Four
teenth street NV: John I. john
son, 59l9 Fourteenth street NV,
and Theodore r. johnson, 220 Ham
ilton street NV.
Five sisters and a brother also
survive. They are Mrs. Bessie Sond-
helm, 1902 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc; Mrs. Fannie May Willhide,
APO Fourteenth street NV; Miss
Eva johnson, 1913 Harvard street
NV: Mrs. Elsie v. Proey, 1852
Nineteenth street NV, Theodore
johnson. 1924 Twenty second street
Sc. and Mrs! katherine Archain-
baud, Los Angeles.
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Final Services Tomorrow
For Mrs. Blanche BrauneI

Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche
Brauner, 81, lifelong resident of the
Washington area, who died Friday
after short illness, will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at Lees funeral
home, Fourth street and Massachu-
setts avenue NE. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A native of the District, Mrs
Brauner attended public schools and
lived here until she moved two years
ago to 1894 North Nineteenth street
Arlington, where she lived until her
death at Arlington Hospital. She
was former president of the
Mothers Club of Bethel No. l, Jobs
Daughters, and a member of Christ
Methodist Church, Arlington.
Survivors include her husband
Bruno Brauner, retired employe OF
the Naval Observatory, a daughter
Mrs. Dorothy Hayward, and a
grandson, all of the North Nine
teenth street address; her mother
Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown, 5707 North
Twenty-fifth street, Arlington, and
two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Birming
ham, 6204 Georgia avenue NV, and
Mrs. Leona Lehman, 140l E street
CE
Evening star., 1948-10-10
John N. Miller Dies;
Richmond Banker
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. s.-John
Maf1itt Miller, 80, prominent banker
and industrialist, died here today
after long illness. Funeral services
will be held Monday morning in
Sacred Heart Cathedral with burial
in Hollywood Cemetery.
Mr.. Miller is survived by five sons
four daughters and a sister.
At the time of his death, Mr.
Miller was director OF the First &
Merchants Bank, the First National
Bank Building Corp. the Richmond
Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
Richmond Terminal Co., the Trede-
gar Co., Craddock Terry Co., Lynch
burg: Newport News Shipbuilding &
Dry Dock Co.. and a director and
member of the finance committee OF
the Life Insurance Co. of Virginia
He was member of the Federal
Advisory Council. 1923-25: director
of the National Credit Corp. for the
5th Federal Reserve District, 1881
80, and director of the Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corp.
He was also chairman of the
board of Riverside and Dan River
Cotton Mills of Danville.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Mrs. HeitmuIIer Rites
ARRANGED at Cardiff

Funeral and burial services vii,
be held at Cardiff, Md, today for
Mrs. Mildred Heitmuller, a, Wash
ington resident for Is years, who
died at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital Friday after an
illness Of three weeks. She lived
at 1928 Twenty-second street NV.
A native Of Cardiff, she was the
wife of Otto Heitmuller, a barber
here. Her brother is Rear Admiral
j. P. Bennington.
Other survivors are three chill
dren: Mrs. Patricia Pitner, Fl. Laud-
erdale, Fla; Mrs. Janet Nevils,
Miami, Fla, and Paul Jacobs OF
Cardiff Five other brothers and
sisters live in Cardiff.
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In Mrn1urial11

our ' GEAR mother & y ELLA II '0c.nt EMPiE ts" who
qs dsd 1ns pnb se.9 0ds Fl. ostoes sees o On s
But stil the vacant chair
Recalls the love, the voice. the smile
OF mother, who once sat there.
Her life is a beautiful memory.
Her absence a silent grief:
Sc sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshlne Of perfect peaee
AI ANb DASsiEEo MRS. EEoNARD HR5' {, e. PUrNzM 4 NAM
BsPEY. RAYMOND X. In loving re-
membrane of our husband and father.
RAYMOND X. ESPEY who departed this
1859. Us nine years ago today October TO-
Loving thoughts Of, one 50 dear
Often bring a silent tear:
lime f0i'S WIFE III AN AND "effif cHiEDREN. fss
FAIRFAX, DELLA DYSON. A sacred
rsSts to n pYsoN 91T Wso
today, October 10, 1916.
There is a reaper. whose name is DEATH
He reaps the bearded grain at breath
And the flowers that grow between.
He sazed at the flowers with fearful eyes,
He kissed their drooping leaves;
1t was tor the Lord of Paradise
He bound them in his sheaves.
And though we gave. in tears and pain,
The flower we most did love,
We knew we should fnd it again
HIS s. DRyofEp ,RS SfFden ca1LpREN 5FI pIsMoRE
BEATRICE, MAGDALEN AND Ed
WARD
FRANKLIN, ROSA E. In loving remem-
ROSA E. FRANKLIN, who departed this
life 6 years ago today, October 10, 1882.
Gone, but never shall be , forgotten.
HEATH. DIR. HENRY. In loving; mem
y eashep DR H HENRY Henry HEATH HEATH, Who died
two years ago today, october 10, 1916.
Though silent your voice,
And vacant your chair,
How sweet are the memories
Hhst Tbs 1ovINo l.SFfs tRsTi WirE AND STEP
JONES, HATTIE T. A tribute Of love
HATTIE T. JONES, who passed away IL
years ago, October o. 1895.
Your life was unselflsh.
And for others you lived;
Not for what you received,
HER LOVING DAUoHTER, KATIE J:
THOMAS
JONES. VIRGINIA a. nENN1E,. In
RGNH 1eS EsSE Si my JosEs Ssfs Sho
passed away nine years ago today octo-
By By HER II BROTHER BROTHER, SAMUEL J. JONES. .
LEACHMAN. WILLIAM 4. In sad and na
William 4: LEAcHMA,HS:, who departed
DEvoTE6 S2Rf Wiz vii not Luck 5Ifsofisaa IEacHMAN
y asa1 sDEaSb msher C. ADElsE Sy9s
MAGRUDER, who departed this life three
Nothing. can ever take away
Fond nde memories aene les iinser S every S day
JEHNNs4TE Ssaer you
khaF ekAsPcHthRRSaNEbbc dRSNbcHfzbkES AAEsASA FHAsf
| NAILiY. WILLIAM F. In loving mem
ory Of my. dear husband, WILLIAM F.
/ Nothing can ever take away
r1 The evs ny hss1 neer hSs eyery dssy dsy
/ NememPasace1 PEVo1Ep sIets WIFE. * ANNA.
In loving memory Of our devoted srand-
Year ago today, October 10, l947.
Sad and sudden was the call
! OF one so dearly loved by all.
I A Bitter grief and shock severe
| 1t was to part with one SO dear.
; AS we loved her, so We miss her;
ve edr sae S for aaa
/ NON J., JR., AND GLADYS ELo!sI
sHMESls sfHMoNsoN. ARTHUR E. In lovins
memory Of our dear one. ARTHUR e
age today, October 10. 1a45:
| You are ever in our minds.
! since 'G2 HIS se6a DEvoTED aSrEi FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

was assigned TO his last afr base
He was one of 16 men who died
August "a when a super-f fortress
crashed at Hickam Field, Hawaii.
Capt. Unger was operational navi-
gator of the plane.
Capt. Unger attended college in
California before he joined the
Army about l942 He joined the
personal staff of Gen. Eisenhower
as navigator after the allied
supreme commander acquired q
four motor plane in July, 1945.
Later when Gen. Eisenhower, as
chief of staff. went to Europe in
September, 1916, on an inspection
tour, Capt. Unger accompanied him
as his chief aide.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Christine Unger; young daughter,
Phillippa, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Unger, all of Los An.
geles.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Deaths Reported

From the District Of Columbia Bureau
of Vital Statistics
Sabra E: Cooke. "a, 224O 18th st. ne
Fannie B; Andrews; so. Mount solon. Va
Mary Conn, 70, Colonial Apis.
Joanna Hynson, IS, 1872 Oates st. ne.
Anna Freedman, IS, 1919 Underwood ct
NV
James H. Sellers, 65 9O7 7th st. Sc.
Katherine B. Hanna, 81, Glencove Pkway.
Violet H. Jordan, 81. Is Seaton pl. NV
Catherine E. Lolr, 81. 3522 Brothers pl
Horace T, Herrick. 81, chastleton Apis.
E4sd esdsn aadd a. g. sc4 s1a x D
Mildred Heitmueller. "A. 1887 21st st. NV
Naomi Kerr, "A, Prince George County
Alfred Rose. -. Washington.
Infant Bekkedahl. 1925 45th st. NV.
Charles H. Weldon, 20; 110s N. J. ave
Victoria Brice. SO, 1s3a 5th st. NV.
Arthur Brent, 81, 1928 California st. NV
A woman in Norway has had
twins, then triplets, within II
months.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Judge Ernest 0'Brien,
Catholic Leader, Dies
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT. Oct. 9.-Federal Judge
Ernest A. O'Brien, 50, distinguished
Jurist and lay Catholic leader, died
today at his home here.
Judge O'Brien was stricken i'll last
winter in Clearwater. Fla, but re-
covered enough to return to the
bench and assume his duties until
he became i'll again a couple of
weeks ago.
A graduate of the University of
Detroit and the Detroit College of
Law, Judge O'Brien served six
terms as State deputy of the
Knights of Columbus.
He was named to the Federal
bench in 1881 by former President
Hoover.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Dr.. Milton P. Hill Dies:
Ex-OfficiuI at Mt. HOPE
By the A,soeio,sd p,s.,

BY the Assoeiofsd Press
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Dr. Mil
ton Painter Hill, 64, former physi-
cian-in-chief at Mount Hope retreat,
died today at his Baltimore home.
He retired as head physician at
Mount Hope in 1946. having served
there since 1918. He founded the
graduate nurses training school
there
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Louisa Mckee Boyd Hill, and two
daughters and two sons. Services
will be held at the home Monday
morning.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Funeral Today in West
For Capt. Irving Unger

Funeral services and burial for
Air Force Capt. Irving Unger,> nav
igator at Geiger Field. Spokane,
Wash, who at one time during
World War II was navigator for
Gen. Eisenhower, were to be held
today in Los Angeles, Calf.
Capt. Unger lived in Arlington
until about year ago when he
Evening star., 1948-10-10
N. E. Culver, "a, Dies;
Connecticut Law Dean
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

! M1DDLETOWN, Conn, Oct. g.
M. Eugene Culver, "a, dean of Con-
necticut lawyers, died today at San
loel Hospital, where he had been q
patient about two years. He was
the Oldest living alumnus Of Wes-
leyan University from which he
graduated in 1875.
Mr.. Culver, native of East Had
dam, was admitted to the practice
of law in 1875 after reading law in
Middletown office. He maintained
a law Office here from 1878 until he
retired in 1916.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Former Church Leader Dies

CASCO, Me, Oct. 8 R.-The
Rev. James Albert Nichols, ST.. 81,
former president of the Advent
Christian Conference of America
and the Advent Christian Publica-
ton Society, died at his home here
today.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Draths

WRIGHT. EDNA. On Friday. October
g.. 1913, at Emergency Hospi-
~lN dent, Fort Dupont Unit 40.
Oficers and members OF Fort
A~A Dupont Unit 40 are requested
to assemble Monday, October
II. at 7:30 pm. to pay their
respects to our departed member at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14th
st, NV. Funeral services Tuesday. Oc-
tober u, at l pm
MARGARET W. CHRONIGER, Secy.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Dratha

BARROWS, MARGARET LOUELLA. On
oTE RsSse5 BELOVED Sa 1e q th
Mrs. r. L. Duncan, Mrs. H. A. Nelson, l.
4. Davis, Mrs. H; R; Armstrons' Mrs F;
from etHeO The W. S W. % Deal Funeral % Home. ASS
a. pm. Interment private. at Glen
wood Cemetery. Please omit flowers 10
BEAVER. FRED. Entered into eternal
nses on AosDa rREp RISGsE sEAvER sta s st.
lps fahsT Of aaTre arederk n and
Carrie Carter and Mrs Adelia Thunder
bird brother -in-iaw Of Mr. Robert Carter
remains restnr sho at the oHS JoSn 1sG Rhnes
sS.re % frieads s @ay cali f on an Moedsy I 81 October
Ices viii be held on Tuesday, October IL.
st ! pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 7a'1O'll
BoGAN, JAMES n. ,(sAM. On Friday;
9tOOsf e. souiS S4s IT hs ssdenss se9
Bosan and the late Lena E. Boean. broth:
feistives e and friends. After eisN 10 am. Sun Sun
day, October 10: friends may call at the
You st. NV. Funeral services Monday
IL At em nd at the s59ve pTsea
BRAUNER. BLANCHE v. On, Friday,
iss sRA6NEA beleSed Ste o
Bruno Brauner. mother of Mrs Dorothy
:e of aaSgheE MSa Leo0s of ahmsn Mhg
q j; Kent Harvard: Friends may es!l at
ave. ne. where services will be held on
Monday. October IL. at pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 10
BRENT. ARTHUR JAMES; Departed
this lifs on Wsdnesdsy' os119sI 6, .Ns las;
snd the late JamsS Henry Brent, beloved d
Mrs. M.rraret Bail He also is survived
by other restiyeS eSr and Rbfns fIfnds a Fms
rslatives and friends may call on sunday.
October 10. after II an: Funeral sery7
home On Mendsy. .oetobeE Il: at l 80
Rey .Soq,,, sS0tt oGlsfins In
BRENT. ARTHUR s: The onhcers and
!.
~ late brethsr s.r ARTHyR r EYES 8 BRENT.
eTEPHEN W. JONES, Secy.
CLARK, MARY IDA. On THURSDAY, oc.,
toeer !. ls4s. MARY IDA CLARK, wife Of
sss 81 p.a s'f 1 5osspa sna Else csrE MaFy
Evard. Isabelle A. saugstad and Bessie l: L:
Crown Of GorninE ,.rs Services vices WI! A6e 0e
n nAP Il am. 1nterment washington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

CHACONAS FLOWERS
a...tifnI FLORAL PIECES. $500 and ~
DELIVERED
asss lAth st. NV. Phone DC. z121
GUIDE BROS. co.
SsAividuany designed Wreaths and sprsyi
Chsree accounts opened By phone
1910 NJ w-NAtionaf 4276
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bPathB

COFFEE. ANNIE D.. On Saturday, !oc-
hSNE t9S : S5s o, Alsra1sgs Lex sevfR bts
Coffee. morher of Mrs. Donald M Packer
and Or. George D. Coffee and sister OF
MISS MISS Jane DsTsy all Of THIS MsG city Mrs
Il. Ladson Of oirey, Md, and Ru US c.
Darby OF Atlanta Ga, Services and inter-
nfent private. IL
COOKE, SABRA ELIZABETH. Or Thurs
F, Cooke. mother OF Mrs Margaret T.
Iglehart, Matte Lee, Charles H. and Jo-
Iglehart. Mrs Mary E McCau!ey. John
Il. and Viola H. Cooke and Mrs. Isabelle
R. Oliver; great-grandmother Of Jacauelinee
from the W. w. Deal Funeral Home, 1872
Georgia ave NV, on Monday, october
II, at II am. Relatives and friends in,
Vited. lnterment Glenwood Cemetery. 10
CROCKETT; MAGGIE. On Wednesday.
is0ssf s nv INA MAoaE 6 heE cRocKET ssesffs sister
of Louise Meroer Kate Stewart and Lewis
Masruder Friends may call at the Nal;
r st. nv, where services will be held
Monday. October IL, 10 am. fnterment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
DAVIS, LULA. On Saturday. October
3, 1s 1g4s' at Gallnser Hospital, LULA
Inc. 10
DENT, COL. ADDISON Departed this
life on october >. 194s, at Suburban Hos
pital, Bethesda No; Col LII; ADDIsoN DENT,
leaves to mourn their loss two sons. Leroy
and Francis Dent, and devoted ERIN
law. Mrs, Emma Campbell Remains may
ter st. Sc. Saturday after noon. Funeral
services on Monday. October IL, at St.
cyprian's CHURCH where a solemn high
mass will be offered at $50 am for the
repose of his soul. Relatives and friends
/ invited to attend. Interment Arling on
National Cemetery. Arrangements by the
Better Funeral Home.
DENT. COL. ADDISON All members OF
H& ST. Cyprian's Holy Name So
/ AGEN ciety are notified to meet at the
residence Of our deceased
JE 2EIl Ilbrother. COL. ADDISON DENT
! M&1l2ls Walter pl. Sc. Sunday
Evening star., 1948-10-10

- - members of Golden Rule Coun-
ANA Gil, No. 10, Daughters OF
#&IA America. are hereby notified
kPaH III that special meeting has been
~4Hv called at the home of Ethel
lilly Windsor, 1116 G st. Sc, Mon
NTW daY Octnher IL at Z pm to
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Dratha-
KENYON, ADRIENNE v.

KENYON, ,ADRIENNE v. On Thursday,
at e Ssr FejKdsNSsg pInn
loved wife of Byron J, Kenyon and mother
ees x. Brooks and Mr.; Louis v. Kenyon,
children also survive. Remains resting at
the Money. & King Funeral Home, Vienna,
Va: Services Sunday. October 10, at
ShnI.sfh: visnns ma, va. w. 1nterment Flint Hi
KERR. NAOMI f. On Friday octobe1
5, lg4S: at Casualty aospital, NAOMI E
he Il fs ofq fFaHdes Ss q Iamef Sa and kf II,
late Richard l. Kerr and srandmother 'i oi
Jerry Jerry and and Larry Latimer. Services al
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
LEAKE, THOMAS. On THURSDAY. oe-
brother. four sisters, several nieces anc
Rea hoss mss Se Of vsNed after
pm. Sunday, October 10, at Edmonson's
Funeral Parlor, zoos 9th st. NV. Funera
chapel, Tuesday, october lo. at i pm
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. IL
Q. Ia4s. JACOB LEVIN. beloved husband
Of Sadie Levin and devoted father Of Mrs
Bose Msrsoz Ms Dora Fox Mrs FTeda
man of California, George Hyman, Louis
and Sidney Levin; Funeral services at the
RTnaTa sI snday Son rune aome
terry. Please omit te'ii fiowers. s' ''''e' 10
LoHR. CATHERINE ELIZABETH. On
Friday, October s. 194S: at her residence,
Beth nf BT9hhss ToHR P Beloved os xs Fl 5pon
Lohr, mother OF Mrs. Alvin Mentges, Mil
ton J, Lohr, Mrs. George. Belychak and
ter I of + samuel Keys 't sister Of Mrs. a. s
Lee, Mrs. L. Miller and Alvin Keys. Re
mains resting at the above residence. Fu-
Theresa's Church, where mass will be
offered at $50 a M Relatives and friends
LOHR. CATHERINE E. onhcers ane
Of St. John. are. requested to meet at III,
hPms hRSE e oHR POI of @ nSopbeF, S GATs
'ONuas' oe'00ef MARY Ls z sUGRGE, iiH Gis" Pres.
HELEN GIESING, Rec. Secy
LUCAS. JAMES BURTON. On wednss.
Sa ofsSss SAaEs 5 9ts uas & o andes ael
SON ave, Rockville, Md; father Of Mrs
Remains. resting at the Colonial Funera
Vile, Md, where funeral services will b,
held Sunday. October TO-, at . pm. In.
terment Darnestown Presbyterian Church
Cemetery. 10
MEALY, CATHERINE NJ, On Saturday
October 9, l94S. at her residence, "A U st
NV. CATHERINE M. MEALY, beloved wifi,
of the late Michael owen Mealy, mother o.
Joseph F. Mealy, John B. Mealy, Mrs
Bernard A. Nolan and Mrs John A. LoItu.
and sister Of Mrs Elizabeth Lemmer. Flu.
neral from the above residence, Tuesday
| October IL. Sr;,n thence ST
Martins Church, N Capitol and T SITS.
where mass will be offered at am. Rela.
.ives and friends invited Intermen,
Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1948-03-05
ZEAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

eS-UNIT APT. BLDG. NV. modern i'm
Will take smaller property in trade. Call
Mr.. Jolles. ME. 5400 until 5 pm; Sunday
snS sTsrs svss CO.. 5A 14is ss7s st. lIo Nv M BEEN
TRADE ACRES all or part, near District
Hsisnts; ssis " Masylsnd' aESs on 6-rm. suburban
h%caANSr hsna NJ o1ssLi 1asRsLirNeroN, $4,000 50. f.
$4,000. BOWERS, 1104 18th st. NV,
SARGRTS JUST COMPLETED s4e rs
kit, dinette. bath; consress Hets., / blk
to bus, school, complete shopping center
theatre; just few duplex spts.; 1st come
LIST served: cash payments only $500; ns
6re5ers. Phone builder and owner, VI
es-UNIT MODERN APT. about 8 years old.
in excellent NV. location, 1871 rentals;
viii trade for larger ine0me me property rope I
NJ BERNSTEIN d Co. l4l5 K ST. NV
LARGE MODERN WAREHOUSE. 2-story,
I5 600 50 IT. noor space; leased for about
9 more years; free and clear. viii trade
for modern apt and add cash. Call Mr.
% sd s,: s., a a. 49, 49, q1s nso K D ssnsis
g CHOICE @ sToRE 'PRoPERTY, in Hyatts-
vile on baltimore blvd; will trade for good
investment property in D. e: VIII ado
cash. Call Mr.. Jolles. ST.. ME. 6400 un-
Il lo r. an sSsaas .as CO. ss;. 11is TA ss1s
Coon STORE PROPERTY. in Kensinfton
Ms will Ill, trss' .ss s fer g.. MN noas5s ele apt
ME. b400 until 3 pm; sunday and ewes
IA. sore. LEO n. DKRNsTEIN co.
141k Z OF. Nv. "
Evening star., 1948-03-05
STORES RM RRN1.

So sss 3 HGAsGRlss sasa'sE9 sds
ss.s: sss.s:, 81 ;.as:'.a sx ssss ss.s
ssss'sr'1s, sSs Y. esp.G ss0S aA s7sS
2se1 14th ST. N.W.--Lse. corner store
nearing sompletiosn; $3.50 per mo- :. a.
s3s 9th ST. N.w.-2e-tt front: 1884 IT.
Of floor space. z layatories: i5-ft; alley in
ffiS Eifr; Ese Est S. s1ss sx kA " s4yss %ssHE NC
a ees; eonstaueton seGf'i o3 i.msstoas. nss % blar
itsrtn5 Is. GoM%nacrSs hsHn S. BGiLpiSasa I'll SSSa
store front. rear drive-in, vacant lot 1sx
soa i St: n...; for lease. JOE cuRTo
fas1EG 15oo FEoeK Sis S ST. Sw-v.esnt i.rs.
store 50xs5, brick basement; suitable for
retail or Wholesale business; rsas: rent to
5ssRSAsV 574o: Ewes, ms IN. s551. ."'' 0""" ="
sn oi nest sforg Once Sds Street
entrance with show window: ideal for res;
dsat ss' ssP2 ssIsRssf ~
1415 K st. NV. ME. 54o0. IS
thiekly populated section Of Increasing
sts 1o5s s5RMAR ststM
LA1iEs. OR MEMS WEAR shop in iosb,
ccHAsTIrroN HOTEL. isoI 18th :t. NV
g Sc syE 2ssS ss.s:;: ss:shs e..
STORE, in heart Of Bethesda, 1897; vs.
sn ssaol rent soo s'SS Wis s.uEk ANU WI g. $780, sSeIE VI
1890, Open ewes, till &.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN. 81, ,495 eauippeai also n. q, Roll.
ffas fssa !: aE aENRx II nhHEE 5a55
lar because, of: 35-mi: to the Gallon
s Sskss ssoTs5 ss'ss s'sh
i5ass nosset Sc Sedan fulls eaaiDpsd incl hssts'
a2s M siF;f;;ss, sf
sSs. s's soSs ss'ssa Can ''Si ssr ssas ssS =:
BUICK is41 s.danette; radio, detrosters,
nsasT osn.4 ssGlofs $780, PA ss!f ED0d paint
BUICK ia4s RqadmastsIT sonyertisls esnpe
s;ss5y s;ss 'as Eso5s IjsE: q si rs' t. 4isi Es:
days: EVENING", OR. 1857: $
er, new tires, car in Al condition: 81 900.
Car can be seen at 81 H ne. ME-. 7o7s
BUICK 1s41 Super club coupe; beautiful
gray 9s ss ssSRRfoe Ess sssS rs fss
1925 10th st. NV, RE: 0303. open nau"
81 sGIeR Ss'ufss fs4s fessa fully
equipped. radio, heater and seat covers;
New ss asfss ssl ss ..vsa ''5 Ca. isRt
BUICK 1910 Special 4-door sedan; r. and
h. sSod coad.; 1925 or best offer under
sUSK u ssss I.sssrz su9ss s isasn s sov.q: ns
aasfob sTsss s.re5s 9wnsE Wo drysR 5cao and in
BUICK 1899 Century convertible; radio
and heater. new. top, good motor ana
tires; S7s5 or best offer under. oL.
sgIsk s4i super sIg1 $50 and a.o. B.
vy12 vyTI2n ai'er ot suner ssdanett.: Q tone;
only MY miles: S2,s75. LEEDS MOTOR
CO. 512O wisconsin ave OR. 1907
open daily 80. Sunday till 5. u
BUICK 1941 Super club cpe,; excel. motors
beautiful paint; r. and n n saI6 ss1s' oo4
BUICK ia4s SPECIAL; T. :: snd n ood ts,lo,sd m,
owner; attrac, appearance; S1'3lo. Can
AT. 1851 bet. and 8 pm. ID
BUICK 1910 4-door trunk sedan Road
Master: original black nnish, custom T.
and h.; see this car today; II is unusually
sSday warranty so.nE seee, to 09ee BE 'od o
only s1,2s5. FRANK SMALL LIZ Jr" NC
BUICK 1946 Super convertible, beautiful
gray nnish and dark top; equipped WIZ
r and b., spotlight and U.e Royal Master
change plan. MAYFLoWER MOTORS,
NC i12s 18th St ein,.d n;x a1sdsy En eyoS
BUiCx 1910 super 4-dr sedan: perfect ct
and heater; ST 900. Alex. s506. -
BUICK 1898 2-dr. sedan; excellent eond
S7ss Gs. ave, sH. Il3l.. -
Evening star., 1948-03-05
sfflcEs Eok RENT tcoNr. !,

CONvHNfENT D0WNTOWN LOCATION, !
9 sMsss; SSe no; / !9: iaxIx g. Sz.S
e e .:ssls: 81 IN ss.ss:s sasssm.siSsn.' s ';li al
lisss K i sI: Nv; isIsiil alar,;zssst. r,;s.t. :; ;ss.
netian blinds. eleyatoss full janiter .sry-
ice: availabls April !. Manassr. MA. 44s3
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, Ave rooms, va
cant. MURRAY CO.. 1923 L st. NV. Ma.
IDEAL i6sH FOR CHURCH. .nsine.rs, insur.,
and Col: rd. Mr.. AsHA. MI. s070; ewes
War BEsIRABLE sEcoND.FL. otae.s,
time by sppt. dixie REALTY Co.. aEsnts,
ss a.:a 11sDrsass s e s,.ass.n mic; Just e..
sIst a.ssr.s sar 1ss e. sssss. ssss e. sss. lease
s.' .v.:s. asl 1:s' sssi';'s'' sss a, s|ss
2svesxNs BUILDING. 1920 New York ave.
msss yeaa a''ss PssN
SREtH,zs S1s1FH zsR s.1assslyaz44E * s9s.' ~ y;
AVHiLABIE AVA Il At oNcIsSais. Nas y. os hS rooms.
u block from Patent Once: suitable foE
patent attorney. Apeiy MANAGER ISL
pociToRs On gEhrlsrs-L.rss suite.
Vermont ave. and sts. NV, MA. $500,
PRIVATE OFFICE. 1912, in dentist's
SD ii & ss'ss s 's6 " VT ss5
Heof;. e 81 dssSis.sie Tor nhysicisn: rsss. rent,
fxoS FL large OFFICES and reception I
~: cs: 'sssi ss:s sor sHe
s1ehi ILL., 'ss Co. ":st sio jackson Il h
OBJ oiDSyiFi2E III siSsAcE on 14th st. NV, near
+ St.; aLeut LOO 50. #. on Ind and sra
sSss ssis.. ii KEsfIS Hill = ssxNssE 81. 70;
VrRY DRsiRABLE s-room 1st-aeer
SITS. NV: reasonable. Also otaes or -desk
st. ts'.s' ns kz3 sf'l Rally i!f 'ea eo
DENTAL DENTAL OR MEDICAL teehniei.n-osae.
block from Doctors Hospital and blocks
from new O.. w Medical Center; spaee
easily sdsptabls .ds tor these purposes THoS
istb FISHER u Rv's a. Sc Sp sssS, se' Realtors ss
st. NV. bright and well ventilated; excel
In ao sor sHrs e ses5 &c. e 81 sss G
3. /. AVE. AND 4th ST. N.E.-3.room Of
nee suite; immediate possession; S76. mo-
Near 18th and N SITS. n.v.-.-Larse front
room; rsdecoratsd; heat and lights fur
Group of 40 otnees. Indiana ave. NV.
near Municipal Center; immediate pos
ssii Mr.. Huntss ssst Ma; s. $500; .ys; y., "a a
INC, 14l7 x q. NV. d