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LOTS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION. BUILDERS-T you are look
ing for beautiful lots with " mile of D. c.
line, with sewer, water, gas and electricity
already in on half of property. paved
streets fronting 20 lots. and bus service at
corner; why not look at Sargent Knobs
800 #. north Of Chillum I'd. We are in a
position to make you an attractive of1er
as to price and financing. Plan Of house
must be approved by US as there are already
a number of homes built in this subdivision
PRINCE GEORGES DEVEL LOPMENT CORP,
5s99 Sargent rd. Shillum' Md. Phone VA
SfIIaNDxLE, I'LL n MA os2s MD-pireet from owner;
choice acre. block OF N. H. ave; ext; on
Greenacres dr., 5000 cash. oW, 1884
woopMooR-Beautiful wooded lot. FOX
107, paved streets, all utilities. Phhone
oAKTON, vA.-Beautiful wooded bldg. site
3 acres. fine loc. Price, $3 500; terms
FRENzEL, Mclean. Va. ElmWood 3Is
WITHIN A MILE OF NEW NAVAL Hospital
and Medical Center-A tract OF 40 acres
lying well for building excel terms ior
developing subdivision under lNEl NE
CUgsaHARp Pleass lass call Mrs Van At a. SR,
one OR Two LOTS. close 70 Medical
Center in Bethesda; appreciats5ie 70 tnose
town I'd. to No. As Lone Oak DR..
LEVEL WOODED LOT, 3 miles south Alex.
near Mt. Vernon Memorial hwy. OV. 432o'
SILVER SPRING ARLA-clear level lot.
nearly an acre with 200-ft- fIontase on
hard surface road in exclusive No. spring
brook development; $4,000 or best oyer
owner must sell Boz 265-H' Stsf' ae
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STORES FOR RENT.

BUILDING, 1Q1s-20 18th
or bsicons two re rest fsas room resr es exit
to alley and parking garage; reasonable
rent, available at once. See Mr.. Green.
H; I. RUST co" 1901 18th st. NV, ma.
NEAT DEPT. for rent; good opportunity.
800 G ST. N.w.-s17b +. mo. sos 6 st.
Approx 5000 81 IT. Hsst sas. AND xstst
APosToLDEs REALTY CO, eo4 r ST.
GEORGIA AVE. and varnum St NV
Dsf no1sb ssSf' F42 ieSD DRRT e ao
97I5 GEORGIA AVE. Silver Spring, Md
Lse. new first-h4. store nearing completion.
to be avail; about June l.. 25k!O0 IT,;
beat and hot water Rs to be ea9.
store at additional cost. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO: 1929 < st. n.w.,, ma. o352; 30
sMALt sIoRf SIS SSr as'h aRa appls J. xsfos
NEXT i Fl TO ne NEW Snd DUPONT THEATER, in IL
on on 81 n spas se SS Conn 4e .Ss %D
BETHESDA-severals stores and workshops
s2rm sonan suite: i41 44Is Bel Bethesda ave sethesds.
kfFRTGERATIoN ri III RATION SPACE suitable for
butter, eggs. cheese and meats available
Sc cRsr M NfF5ss GE ''h sna :' oss
THREE NEW MOD. STORES at oakyill.,
- on asn Drss hss + mrs Rs'qsfsa5 SsS6
Wis. Wis ave ave, near Scar. Roebuck-2-story
to lst floor from Wis ave. and to 2nd
on tTom ress sen RAGTY
Sds7 G MacARfHnR Nae fgs BLVD, next to Hishs
Ideal location for radio and 81 slee app
sSHWERTHsR. Ma ii47. 0 LIS
DRUGSTORE, park and shop; 9 stores On
the District of coiumbis, near HAYWOOD
Gardens: large apartment DEVELOPMENT and
many. other apartments and houses; con- On
people within one-mile radius. BY highway
engineers survey: stores leased includ.
ing s5ge super naTHs an
siFe'f Mr. faylor noF gHAsNoH Hhas On h6cHs
exclusive agents. 1905 II st. NV. sA.
EXCELLENT LOCATION modern lime
stone stores with large parking lot stu
and Monroe St, Alexandria, Va: suitable
for drug. hardware. delicstessen. super
leased is ID to large iSs auto accessory store 5Pep
Boys. Attractive rentals on lonE.term
cs ssiss saSeN sRse Nps1b6sc hbcHs Ca 1906 '1.:
hhsxk;pWARfeRAR1rrY. 4 x; NJ Rfes so17o' basement;
excellent opportunity in new park and
shop development, now under construction.
large chain super market, drug beauty,
chain cleaner. q. g. post once; over 1000
private homes in immediate area and
apa rtment project starting soon: also store
available for restaurant. Call Mr., TAYLOR.
SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO. % %e5elusiVe real
tors; .l595 ST. nwa ma; 2545' -S
corner Of 9th and SITS. Peoples Dfus);
large store and upper floors for storage:
Immediate possession; reasonable rental.
Consult Mr. Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHS
co, exclusive realtors. 1908 II 1t. nv.
Ma p345 In
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tce,,.,

NyEsTORs, .ATTENTION-Bethesda. Md
ona sls S. Six IT rms with tsd s'Osy Ssh Dutch lss r
full full, basement TOP ,eond Asking prise .,
RoBEsRsTssoN. Ess ReaItor. Sol Wis. ave-. ave- wi.
sis sns ssss sr ans Sun W. rdo4s sssa and Bath
Phone OWNER, II 1898; lis
houses, zoned 2nd commercial: shows net
return Of 12ee on investment Of $4,000
cash. Call R: a; Mott, RE. 1851 or TIE.
so5o, with FRED A. SMITH, Realtor,
LOAN DIsCOUNTs-should return better
than 100 on investment; 90eo of invest
psnies: war or depresaon S' viii increase Elm in
AbAIs cosP e' sfoi Il nav Wlssoh.in CONS tSs .ys
kennedy 81. NV. nr. 1st st.-Attrae-
ete situated on 51 lot. in choice
LEO n: BERNsTEIN q CO, i4i5 ( st,
APT. WITH sToREs-Excellent NV. To-
cation rents over $4,000 per annum:
can be bousht at very low price. Call
Ne ''Ss ST. ME- Leo st0s n unsI SERssREnN
3O-UNIT APT. BLDG.-Substantial brick
ses 1T ne rstufh spena Tsnr
Call Wo, $500, or FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
PoUR.FAM1LY 70 ooURR.FFAM1LY APT, ss1.e5o-semide-
taehed, ultra modern, picture window type;
KIND. SAM Rosy. AD. o' a7oo sS' 'Ds us d
ATTENTION, DOCTORS. Across from
ateS G Ill a0sRs Rea1 faEs baths 05ss st us os sseo
floors of apai tments; will bring income
$500 a mo-: reasonably priced BY owner
Me- NEAp o9spEN s1s xSb < kA sr' ots9 Nwsemidet 7
story red brick, st commercial; 1913 So
it. Worth investigating. Exclusive with
eaRkoEh eAg aEALTx AVE- FIR rafoma afo1 parkaroSnd
leased $500 per month to oil company;
taxes $500 per year the only expense; 1st
trust $4,000 $4,000 paysble und interest only s
return CAN Berniee Jay, JAY REALTY,
ciNDER BLOCK PLANT in operation
prop sR CO.. Ts Reator ra ENea Eians
sive Agents, 1911 L st. NV. DI, 5522.
THREE ACRES of industrial land on rail-
2oRE F9ad sdns r 1dss sxSs sEL
L st nv. d; 5522. is
EaMBLlNG 1ssa.ns nm app 10000 IT, lot
b din. rms. rest rms, cloak rm., modern
lied kit, fully hotel equipped; serves over
Suu. Gno moor. 5 DeQrmS, y baths.
Other liv. quarters In bsmt; GE auto
heat. laun.. facil; comp equipment in
cluded, ready to operate. Immediate poss
Blight BY r,I price q, Mrs, Bullion, JAY REALTY
NEAR 18th AND NJ N.E.-s comp. units
modern row brk Income S152.50 per mo
plus vacant apt. for purchaser. Owner
leaving city. Has price for immed sale
$4,000 cash down. Balance, easy monthly
payments. sIGLER & TISHLER, TIA. 134S
CO. 1924. -l9
WE HAVE MODERN 4-FAMILY bldgs. in
all sec. ] and bedrm. units. Priced from
Sl1.95O up Single Or in groups. SIGLER
& T1SHLER, 1865 Kennedy st. NV. Ia.
lst CoMMERCIAL. 18th St ne:-corner
brick with Z apts.. 3 baths. oil INV h.
bsmt.: furnished. Reasonably priced Call
Mr.. Walter Miller, DE 5346 LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st. NV. ME.
OPEN SUN. e-s PM. 47o9 Central ave.
Capt. Hghts,,. Md, NJ; District line and
apts:; frozen custard business included;
payment. Call RIA. 1890. SH. 3137. RE
5224. PENNY" APosToLIDEs REALTY
CO. 604 F st. NV. is
S.E. SECTION-3 brk houses and store at
bargain price. For information call AT
3O39 exclusive. is
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LOTS FOR SALE.

oysy eCdi SaHf'e cs dws II
HfILcREsT Hi STA AND hAii Fl. DAVIS PARK Sc
Iots IN coisbrook, Nd; ali impTovemenss proven siS
ave. Sc. AT. s94l, AT. l772. ga
GROUND, ATTENTION BUILDERS, se5,.
900 So. ft-, Central ave.-I 100 SO. #. fac
ing Central ave. on main highway to
e saefee OF s consider n sen trade
property. Gail Mr. Levine, ME. 540O until
5 pm. Ewes, RA. l104. LEO NJ. BERN
s1Gns& s1GN GfI G2 ltsI tsrsrE E. us. OF Rockv,
pike. little beyond Bethesda--A splendid
homesite in this sensible restricted sub
proSimateiy pss % 1880 % 50 a IT,; Price ss's5o.
ssIf,s-. asIsl; TH9s. R9 sssso FISHER g Co. me-
sTTsaT1oS sfaEiSSi: y! sGmDERs, sfiYER Silver Spring
area; l block from busline. subdivision
ready for immediate development. owner
VIII sell Is lots or % entire srGyD ,,.s .s reason
beautiful wooded hilltop site.
Of over an acre; $3.50 cash. OWNER,
ONLY i CASH, on larr. homssites, win
accept End trust for balance allowing
to IN Chevy % s Ma to sua Oar
ave- sSs; Ride out and see the s,ys Sea9tiiyi SnS
heS poN, 14sa 4aseE Eve sG'S1D st. nS. pl 1856 fS
MILL CREEK PAPK-A hishly restricted
Of beaut wooded homesites; y
acre up to acres; located only 20 min:
your rec, activities; plan to build your
home IN this delishtful section. Drive out
f0nmSs nun Vest pes e Snnsnas nSs st % trHm cEn AsH
PARK P! * DoEEyyIELoPMENT CORP. cH. fss7
VI fh SSso good lot in Kensinston With
BunsaeS Bnns sa % BoSSFoS e.. g. oR osSo:
COLI SG eeSS MANoR-Beautiful bids.
site, 1o9xl5O #, in SUBDIVISION frontins
Fairfax County, Va. csii owNER, oW.
Holly PARK EsTATEs-cleared lots ZOO
x200, one block from main hwy, between
aeRands' nf SaS'es 1s ss7' ssa SRy sls.
SOUTH ARLINGTON. VA, 1900 block srd
st.-Excellent level lot 56xl40; built-up
sss.os on sissy cs Tais Mr paEes H &
with LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY co.
MCLEAN, VA. only miles from Chain
Bridge on, State rd--High elevation. re
stricted subdivision. choice a-acre building
SITES dnbsr priced ea terms To inspect
hRhfSGrSN.a sisiTSeS On nice lots 5oxloq each;
ssnaP ses soo @ sass sh9Bg GBoS
REAMY & SON. 112a N. Irving ST.. ,Arl.,
CoLoREDMSAsH co coLoRHDooSSGAH ST. NE. Just on Ken.
iworth ave-: 60-ft. frontage on Nash:
priced to SELL terms. F M PRATT CO,
MA. $3.50; ewes. and Sun. IA. 5519.
COLORED LOTS FOR SALE-N.e. section;
also 3i3-acre farm. 4-room house. has well
cass IN WhssssH Mf srokeT eFes Seas Ben
ming rd ne, Washington, D. C. TR. 6l43.
roroprD ,o rop ,r..YDrr.
at $3.50 each these lots are 80 to 37Ia IT.
in width, designed to meet FHA require
ments; will exchange for improved prop
critics. HERMAN SCHMIDT, Woodward
Bldg, MA 9257 IT,
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
ROCKVILLE, MD,-CentraI 1900 so IT

ROCKVILLE, MD.-central, 300 50. IT.,
in flreproof, 2-story bldg; for lease ex-
Gel. for manufacturing, storage, etc; low
rental to resp. tenant. ia. 41s1. .-1a
wll rent lot for used,csr sales or build
now being built Excellent location for
aT aqtS * business s9a4 Brokers invited Gil 1854
CoMMERCIAL-2nd and 3rd hs consist
ing Of 8 rms. nr, 7th and Eye sts. NV.
Excel, for business or, professional. Lly-
End COMMERCIAL, lot 1s.5oo it., near
grade; with Or without I'd house L. E. F.
PRINCE. owner. MI. 4466.
COMPLETE TERRA GOTTA PLANT-Will
lease for manufacturing or warehouse pur-
poses large 2-story tile building and 2la
acres, in Virginia. mr.. Washington Ma
tional Airport: name your own terms, but
we insist on reliability, On Virginia in; IN,
AGENCY. III So. Royal ST., Alexan-
LARGE ROOM, school or storage; approx
37x5s, 1s-ft. ceiling additional entrance
hall, 3 oflces; ideal space, large windows,
daylight room: formerly church: reason
able. CHI. 1000, Ext. 303 after pm.
10
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service Of
pkg, mdse.,. incl. local del. and out-of-
town shipping. via truck or rail is the
modern method for broker; factory rep;
or natl distributor. See METROPOLITAN
WAREHOUSE CO., 80 Fla. ave. ne, Ho.
06S2.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, 1858 1st st. Sc
Second commercial \35xSS with 1S-ft. CELL
ing, Ideally located. MICHAEL WALSH
d SON, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. $3.50;
SPACE, with once, and heor,
centrally located; 2,400 So feet. Call
after pm. aE. 1902 or BOX 115;v.
TNSDIER CONSTRUCTION. ready about
June lst. n. Y. ave, Bladensburg I'd. area
Truck. height floor, railroad siding. load
ing platform; o6 gas heaters, paved park:
available Or will divide into sections Of
927 18th st. NV MA. 1866.
VICINITY 21st and M and sts. NV
9 bldss.; one consisting of $1,000 50. IT,.
3 floors, 5000 so. #. on each; another
bldg. consisting of 10000 50; IT.. doors.
approx. II 900 So it. on each; heavy con.
struction Box l6Q-X, Star -lq
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FIRST COMMERCIAL, 37k-ft frontage,
: families Gear garage; plans approved
Tor store, and apt. above. By owner. RA
ii5o417 3rd ST. NV, mr.. New Municipal
Center-50x157, to 2S-ft. rear alley, two
3-story, semidet. bricks, each containing
9 rms. and 2 baths: extremely lge rms
plus 2-story brick stables fronting alley;
improvements suitable for storage whole-
sale distributors. HoHENSTEN BROS,
IN .a and GdMMERcTx H SIS ne FR En-; 309S n9Sc IL
aowntown sp,cnd ynrv location sppToY 5000 So It.
NE: $500 until pm. Ewes, Ia 1919.
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st.
powNrowN COMMERCIAL properties- critics
Sooo block II st. r NV. ' At omentiai present Il
contains 8 rooms, bath electricity, and
now rented for $40 per mo. Price. $4,000
A second commercial property. M st
NV, 1000 block; 50-foot frontage avail
50; so, IT.; H.5t rear outlet to Aft. alley ideal
she ShEp MACHINE shop; repair shop, etc. FoI
sunday, EN- 4919.' THOMAS j. FISHER
4 CO., INC. Realtors. 73s 18th st. NV.
CENTER OF EsrAB. subdivision fronting
Duke st. extended. 40, 900 50. It. Can be
1919 18th ST NV, zoned frst COM
mercial. 2-story brick home OF 8 rms,
bath and gar. Bsmt; can be readily re-
appt ony INTO eaNT esssaSe stose Shown ey
OS37 -1Q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR BUSINESS AND OFFICES'-Your
inspection solicited of the End and 3rd
floors of q newly remodeled bldg, at 727
10Th St. nv; ideal set,up for some one m
ARLINGTON, VA.-Modern 6-rm. brick
with full bsmt.: very fine close in location;
Sl50 per mo. Call the BRANT CO., GL.
4216. OK. 0520. lis
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 7th st. sw-Desir-
able building, appox. $500 50. it., on busy
thoroughfare: Ideal display Office and ware
house facilities; available immed. $500
per mo. AID 4193. %
NEXT TO NEW DUPONT THEATER-In
12-stcry Office bldg; size 2 by so. 10000
so. it, of bsmt space may be provided
Supt. on premises, 1346 Conn. ave, AID.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

ACRE AND HALF OF level ground in Kenil-
worth. BELFIoRE CO., Realtor, exclusive
agents, 1911 st. NV, DI. 5522. lis =
SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial; both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage: long or
CO once, UN. 2525; res, CO. 7197.
ONE BLOCK NORTH of Defense hgwy.
in Bladensburg, Md.-S00 it. Of high
level ground on B, dz o. Railroad siding
Will build warehouse on short or long
term. E. MAIER, WA. 4343 or UN. 2233.
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NEAR WHITE HoUsE2 rms: and .scspt.
hall. lavatory, LIST floor. approx. $50 SO.
#. Call Ma. 2145 for terms and sppt.
BETHESDA - 2nd- floor suite. prominent
corner, drive-in parking. FRANK J. VOl.k-
MAN, Real Estate. EN-. 1910. -l9
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG, overlooking
ave.-Room avail In ofnee
suite: secretarial service. ST. 1922. -l9
OFFICE BUILDING next to MaydoWer Ho-
tel-This building has Just been thor
oughly remodeled, including new elevatori
!. 900 g. 4. on each of e:nn., 2 nooIs; Win sIl
pleas, call NJ, NJ Doe. Nth
EEANK EEAANIsHKP 2 PHdI1IRes oTTIel 81 Ps1rlefEs.v MOI
srn, attractive desk space for those VIE
want the best: receptionist. mail and
switchboard service; stenoEraphic service
and telephone secretarial service available:
business district: ground moor
Of Barr Bldg. aio 17th st. nv, oGsy doors
CONCERNS. at.entionl 18th
.tep! oor ooo and nent5souss ,nons sppr9ei pg19si.
blds. now available for ofices; radio H.:
premises 1874 Conn. ave. nv AID: 32O9
CONTINUED on Next Pagss
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

AUNT APT. IN NE. with gross income
OF S3192; priced at only S22,5O0.
sHoCKEY oR5; 4 Mo)OREHEAD, Realtors.
WILL SELL OR TRADE 9-unit apt bldg
on upper 18th st. NV. BELFTORE CO..
Realtor exclusive agents, 1911 L st. NV,
4-UNIT APT. oil burner. completely fur
nished, including elec. refgr. and gas
blocks from Capitol Bldg, in ne. section
AT 61S1 -1S
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IN BRENTWOOD. No. Mt. Rainier, build
ing 30x60. . stories; lot 57x140: terms,
builders shop, timers shop. Price.
$4,000. z1RKLE CO. RE, 1898. NO.
SISiS,rv SIst o,., .,s , 49,. -, is
. bldgs; one consisting of $1,000 50. it.,
3 floors. 5000 50. it. on each; another
bldg. consisting of $4,000 50. IT.. 3 floors.
approx. 1900 50. IT. on each; heavy con-
Struction. Box l6O-X. Star. Ia
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PROPERTY WANTED.

AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. M
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
10000 so. FT. on railroad siding in Met
ropolitan Washington. Box 331-X. Star
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR Rent.

CLIENT desires gar. or small store 10
BACH AZ CO.. DI. 6501. III
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

BUY HOUSE. building or lot. suitable oper-
alton wholesale business. CARTER CO.,
226 g NV, RE, s573; ewes, NO. 1882
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CINDER BLOCK PLANT. In operation, on
"a d. in Kenilworth; 5s5 IT.; of railrd.
exclusive agents. 1911 l. st. NV, DI. 5522
ON RAILROAD SIDING-3 acres. 3 bldgs
BELF1ORE CO., Realtor, exclusive agents.
l3l1 l. ST. NV. DI 5522 IL
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APT. HOUSE SITES FOR SALE.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

- Desirable close-in apt.
house ground ranging from 4Oc to Soc
per SO. it. CHI 1912 10
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LOTS WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

LOT WITH WATER and sewer; In Prince
Georges County; will pay cash Box 256-V
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING-1st comml lots. central
location. For information, call Sligo $500.
R. J. SCOFIELD. Sab Ga. ave.
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LOTS FOR RENT.

CENTRAL DOWNTOWN, end comm; about
50x60, suitable for parking cars or trucks,
taxicab CO. or storage OF materials. EDW.
DI 6o10 -1S
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nR ana IN an excel. n.
4x22 liv. rm. with firepl.,
spacious de luxe equip.
3 bedrms., tile bath on
oil h. n bath, laund.
THE BRANT CO., 1884
4o16, OK. 0510 is
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Program of the OAR
$50 O'clock.
The President Generals Reception.
Constitution Hall.

OrcheSua
Capt. Hugh Curry Leader
At ocock-The president general assisted by the National
officers and will receive in Constitution Hall the
members National Society of the Daughters OF
Revolution.
Tonight
Pages
Mayfower
president general and the national board OF
have extended an attend dance given in
evening the 2oh of April at 10 o'clock at
$50 AM. Tomorrow
Organ Recital s:15 to $50 Jean Philips ofganl
Assembly Cali Tlsegt Christensen, Army Band
Entrance of the president general national officers
by the pages
Congress called to order The President eeheal
scrint,re and PRAYER Chaplain General
the Flag Mrs William stark Tompkns leader
7, n.,or., Anthem The Assemblage
Mrs Edward Cage Brewer, leader
Regent of Mississippi
psodno of the Minutes Recording Secretary General
% R Committee Mrs Roy Valentine shrewder
p.n,r+ ~ p.r,.nsntsran Mrs Hampton Fleming
the constitution and bylaws Mrs eavench
chairman
Report of Buildings Committee Mrs DAVID Caldwell
Renort Of Buildings Survey Mrs Rex Hays
announcements Mrs Willard Steele, official reader
PPM tomorrow,
National Defense Meeting
Concert lao TO- Mai George s. He Howard leader
Assembly Call Ttsergt Victor Christensen. Army Band
Invocation Rear Admiral W. N Thomas
Chief Of chapans Navy
The Pledge Of Allegiance to the Flag Assemblage
William B.. Reid, leader
National Vice Chairman, Defense Committee
William McGlaufin, leader
District o Columbia State chairman,
National Defense Committee
Greetings Mrs. Roscoe c. OByrne
President General
National Defense Committee Report Griffin Martin,
National chairman
Addresses:
The Arrny's Problem of Kenneth C.. Royal
of the Army
Fundamental Bolton Republican Ohio
Necessity for Civil Organizations United States
Arnold
Chief, Budget Division Army Department
"The World Situation AS I Col Louis johnson
Past Commander, American Legion
Announcements Grimes
Retiring Of the Colors
Recess
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Board 10 Meet Today
On Probe Of Society
For Crippled Children

Demands for an impartial investi-
CATION of the District Society for
Crippled Children were expected to
be aired today at meeting OF the
society's full board.
Board members who favored an
impartial study Of the societys &C
tivities said they were disturbed by
the series of employe designations
as disclosed in last Sundays Star.
Today's meeting has been sched-
uled for weeks as an Executive Com
mittee meeting. 1t was expanded to
include the full board, 1t was learned,
after several board members not
on the Executive Committee asked
to attend.
| Mrs. Beulah Drake, president OF
the society, said "a great many
things" would be discussed. She
refused to be more specific, but 1t
was learned that one topic for dis
cussion would be the question OF
auditing the society's books.
Several board members said they
planned to emphasize the need for
an evaluation of the society'S work
to determine how it can best serve
children crippled by brain injuries.
The meeting was scheduled for 4
pm. at the society's headquarters,
1857 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
It was disclosed in The Star that
five members of the society's staff
have resigned and that the board
has voted for a reorganization of
| the society.
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House Subcommittee
Favors Tax Exemption
OF Nonresident Firms

The fiscal subcommittee OF the
House District Committee today
agreed to broaden the exemption of
nonresident corporations from
payment of the per cent tax under
the Districts income tax law.
The subcommittee approved the
Senate-passed bill to exempt the
income of nonresident firms selling
tangible personal property here but
not maintaining an Office or place
of business in the District. 1t ten
tatively approved additional Ian
guage which also would exempt
sales of property to the Government
through an agent having an office
here, provided the goods are to be
used outside the District.
Urged by U. S. Rubber.
The addition to the Senate bill
was urged by Gibbs L. Baker, rep
resenting the United States Rub
Der Co., with the partial indorse-
ment of Corporation Counsel Yer
non E. West.
Mr.. Baker told the subcommittee
headed by Representative Bates
Republican, of Massachusetts,, thai
officers of the Navy Procurement
Division feared that unless the ad.
ditional language was added bic
prices for Navy supplies would be
increased il the sales income Of
companies on these transactions
were taxed by the District.
Mr.. Bates, a member of the House
Armed Services Committee. COM
mented that the military establish
ments were about to embark on q
large increase in their Air Forces.
Navy Practice Cited.
Mr.. Baker said the present prac-
tice of the Navy was to have sales
consummated here. although the
goods would come from sellers else
where in the company and be
intended for shipment to places
outside the District.
The subcommittee agreed, how
ever, that the income from sales of
personal property to the United
States by a concern actually en-
gagged in District business and to be
used in the District should not be
exempted.
The new amendment was to be
drafted during the day by Mr. West
Mr. Baker and Thomas Henderson
assistant counsel of the Senate
District Committee. The bill is to
be brought up at tomorrow's meet
ing of the full House District
Committee.
Evening star., 1948-04-20
By Harry Lever


It takes a pretty good circus to
thrill the children OF circus per-
formers.
That's the way it was last night
when the 4O-act Shrine Circus
opened in Uline Arena for weeks s
engagement.
Out of the hundreds of youngsters
present, the two who seemed most
thrilled were Finn Anderson, 8, and
his brother, Per, 7, who have been
around circuses since they were
born and so ought to be good
critics.
They always get in free and can
water the elephants anytime, but
this hasn't made them indifferent
The father of the boys is booked
as Jack Meyand and his novelty
unicycle act" The mother is in it.
too. The family arrived in America
two weeks ago from Copenhagen
Denmark, and last nights perform
ance was the groups first with a
circus in the United States.
The parents, who have 10 years
experience as expert unicyclists
thought it was nice, to save theil
premiere performance in America
for the Shrine Circus, because
crippled children are benefltint
from the big shows proceeds.
For this reason. it seemed evident
that every performer gave LITTLE
something extra to his act. Al
least there was hardly minute
when the three rings didn't sparkle
with action, and there were al
kinds of happy noises which circuse'
should have.
The black -maned Nubian lion.
and Bengal tigers added to the ex.
citement. Let Trainer Joe Walcf