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Evening star., 1948-04-01
.Graziano Due Toniqht
For Horne Scrap;
Public Drills Set

The world middleweight boxing
champion. Rocky Graziano, reports
here at $50 o'clock tonight to COM
/ plete training for his scheduled 10
round nontitle bout with George
Sonny" Horne at Uline Arena Mon
day night.
Co-Managers Irving Cohen and
Jack Haley, Trainer Whitley Bim-
Estein and Stablemate Jimmy Taylor
will accompany Rocky here after to-
days final workout at Stillman' S
gymnasium, New York, and the
champion will join Horne in public
workouts at the Liberty Athletic
Clubs gymnasium over the week
end.
Horne will box three rounds with
Aaron Perry at the Liberty A. c. to-
morrow at l pm. and Graziano and
Taylor will step a similar distance
at o'clock.
Meanwhile, q supporting show
featuring four six-round bouts has
been lined up.
Roy Miller, Kansas City Negro
middleweight who was voted honor
able mention in the quarterly rank
ings of the National Boxing Associa-
ton, meets Taylor in one of the top
numbers.
Hal Meredith, up-and-coming Ma
con, Ga, welterweight, has been
matched with AL Labarba of New
York; Bobby Bell, Youngstown,
Ohio. featherweight, opposes Young
Lee @. Murray, Baltimore Negro
knockout conqueror of Plggy King.
Joe Cannon, Washington, middle
weight, takes on Sidney Miller Of
Youngstown, stablemate of Horne.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Green Coolidge Nine
Shines in Win Over
Erratic Episcopal
By Bill Fuchs

Coolidge High Schools baseball
team Is greener than the shamrock
studded grass in ireland, but Coach
Carl Heintel is hoping the Colts
will make up for their inexperience
with a hustling brand of play
The Colts, who were to 60 to
Woodberry Forest today, had an
easy time with an erratic Episcopal
nine yesterday at Alexandria, win
ming, 900. in the local scholastic
opener. But Heintel isn't jumping
with Joy over what the future may
hold.
With only three men back from
last year." Heintel says, ''the pros,
poets are not so good. None of my
pitchers ever worked in a game for
me last year and don't know yet
what have in other positions"
To- add to the confusion, Heintel
has two boys with the same name
playing for him. Richard Stewart
Is an outfield prospect and Richard
James Stewart (no relation) is on
the pitching staff. For convenience
Eeintel calls the pitcher by his mid
die name.
This is only the second year for
Heintel at Coolidge. Last year he
led the Colts to the public high
championship. Only three regulars
from that team-Outfielder Stan
Greenberg and James Colliton and
Shortstop Jess Houston are back.
Rod Hegarty, who holds down
second base, saw action as reserve
last season as did First Baseman
John Brosnon. But the remainder of
the squad is getting its first crack
at scholastic baseball.
If the Colts can produce more
pitchers like Ed Hughes they may
do all right. Hughes worked six
innings yesterday and gave up only
four scattered hits. Harry Merrick
also did a nice job, tanning three of
the four batters he faced in the
seventh inning. The other batter
walked.
Henry Schacht pitched a good
game for the Maroons, but couldn't
compensate for the erratic play of
his mates. He left the mound be-
hind 100 score after working five
innings.
Hegarty and Greenberg each
collected three hits, while Houston,
Colliton and Catcher Mike Mehalic
each banged two. Hegarty's double,
which climaxed an eight-hit, five
run outburst in the final inning was
the only extra-base bingle of the
day.
Episcopal's four hits were distrib-
uted among Billy Dunn, Rufus Bark
ley. Doug Mackall and Robbie
Richardson.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Maryland Rated Highly
In Carolina Track Meet

The University Of Maryland has
filed its entry in the third annual
Carolina relays at Chapel Hill, N. c.,
Saturday. The Terps are expected
to be one of the strongest teams in
the field.
Other teams entered are North
Carolina, Duke, North Carolina
State, Davidson, Virginia Tech and
Yale.
Among Maryland's standouts win
be Bob Palmer, crack miller, and
Carl Rubach, star hurdler. The old
liners also will bank on Ed Mat
thews in several of the running
events. Maryland's distance medley
relay team is considered one of the
fayorites.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Heavy Hitting Marks
Surprise Wins by
CoIonials, Hoyas

George Washington's l4-1o tri-
umph over Harvard and George
towns Ia victory over the Guam
tico Marines yesterday both rate as
pleasant surprises in Capital college
baseball circles.
The Hoyas lost their opener to
Richmond, a team they figured to
beat, and came back behind Pitch
er Flynn's five-hit hurting to beat
the team picked to win the service
championship.
G. W., making its debut under
Coach Art Zahn, displayed effective
hitting, a lot of chatter and fairly
efficient fielding against the Grim
son. Chet Pietras stood out afield
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Hockey Officials Face
Court lin AssauItC
ey the Assoeioted Press

BOS1 ON, April 1.-Before Bos-
tons Bruins and Toronto's Maple
Leafs tangle in the fourth game
of their National Hockey League
playoff series tonight, two officials
scheduled to handle the game are
due to answer assault charges in
Municipal Court. And there will
be additional police on duty at the
Boston Garden to prevent rowdyism
which followed Tuesdays game.
Referee Frank (King) Clancy and
Linesman George Hayes are ex-
pected to file innocent pleas to
charges Of assault and battery on
Edward P. Shallow, 46, of Boston
who alleges the pair mistreated
him Tuesday night.
The charges brought by Shallow
were the latest developments of the
turbulent contest between the two
clubs at the Garden Tuesday. The
game, marked by several fights
between players, was climaxed by
a jam involving Leafs players and
Coach Hap Day and spectators.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

for the Colonials and the game
ending double-play he started in
the ninth was the feature bit of the
day.
Harvard, which played Maryland
to 3-3, thirteen Inning tie on
Tuesday, was guilty of five errors
while G. w. made only two, both
excusable.
The big hits for G. w. were
Chet Wapinsky's home run into the
next diamond, a two-run single by
winning Pitcher Curly Kuldell and
Don Druckenmiller' three-run dou-
BILE in the first. Joe Famulette COL
lected three for five.
Georgetown's victory was made
possible by heavy stickwork by some
of the Hoyas' basket ball stars. The
only extra-base hits were by basket
ball subs, Frank Alagia, q homer,
and Dick Falvey, a double, while
Capt. Ray Corley Of the courtmen
pounded out four singles.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Levin S Mat Streak
Ended by DurneII

Dave Levin's 11-week stand on
the Turner's Arena wrestling mat
is up. After winning 10 weeks in a
row, Levin lost to Billy Darnell In
36 minutes last night in the feature
attraction.
In preliminaries, Tony Sinatro
threw Harry Finkelstein and Fred
Corona tossed Pat Welsh. The two
man team triumph went to Benito
Gardini and George Flynn over
George Kamarof and Ferro Rinaldi
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Head Of Hockey Loop
Probes Cote BruwI
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW HAVEN, April Maurice
Podoloff. president of the American
Hockey League, who furnished bond
for five members of the Buffalo team
arrested in an early morning restau-
rant brawl yesterday, will issue a
statement today about the affair.
Counterman Wallace Holland, %.
was seriously injured.
Presented in court on a charge
OF breach of the peace and released
In bonds Of $2,500 each for trial
April 21 were Joseph Bell, "a; Thom-
as M. Cooper, 80; Michael Nc
Mahon, 80; Leslie Douglas, 20, and
Leslie Hickey, q.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Hoyo Linksmen Easy
For Tar Heel Team
sp.sieI Dispo.sh 70 III. s.er

DURHAM, N. c., April George
town University's golf team held the
University Of North Carolina links
men even in the last two foursomes,
but the Tar Heels swept nine points
In the first group to beat the Hoyas,
1873, here yesterday.
Georgetown left for home today
for tomorrow's home opener against
Dartmouth.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Mount Calvary Meets

The Mount Calvary baseball team
candidates will meet tomorrow night
at o'clock at the Mount Calvary
Rectory. Players who wish to join
but cannot attend the meeting can
leave their names at Hillside 1896.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
College Baseball
by the Assoeiossd Press
Scores Yesterday.

W H8 rSaOSfciS0 tfvs4
Scores Yesterday.
Georse washinGton. IA; Harvard. 10.
GEORGETOWN. z; 0uantico Marines. q.
Louisiana State, 8; Dekalb (IlI.)
Teachers, I'll innings).
North Carolina state. 8: Pennsylyania,
Army, Ia: Hofstra, 4.
Syracuse. q; Ruteers. ..
Colorado, II; Colorado Mines. 1.
. Welseyan. a; Randolph Macon. /.
Richmond, rs; Hamilton, o.
Dartmouth, s.: Temple. 4 III innings,.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Games Cancelled

College baseball games sched-
uled today between American
University and Wesleyan on the
North Ellipse and Maryland and
Trinity at College Park were can
celed due to wet grounds. The
Eagles will meet Wesleyan in a
double-header tomorrow at Ills
on the North Ellipse diamond.
Trinity moves to Georgetown to-
morrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-15
WANT ADS BRING RESULTS!
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACC0VINT

NOTICE OF HEARING ON
 FINAL ACCOUNT In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament and the Estate of JOHN w. TROY, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Executor of the Estate of John w. Troy, Deceased, has filed his Final Report herein praying for the approval of the administration of said estate as reported in the Final Report.
 Hearing before the undersigned on the Final Report will be held at Juneau, Alaska, on December 8, 1948 at 1000 o'clock AM, at which time all persons having objection 10 the Report may appear and be heard.
 WITNESS my hand and official seal this 9th day of October, 1948.
 (SEAL) FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-O -Oficio Probate Judge = Juneau Precinct. First publication, Oct. 8, 1948. Last publication. Oct. 29, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NO. 587l-A
 Tn the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One at Juneau.
 THOMAS H. HUTCHINGS, doing business as Hutchings Economy Market, Plaintiff, vs. LYMAN ELLSWORTH and HORACE R.. BLOOD, co-partners, doing busi- ness under the partnership name SOUTHEASTERN GING $ COMPANY, Defendants.
 In pursuance of an Order made by the Hon. George w. Folta, Judge of the above entitled Court, all per- sons, firms and corporations having claims or demands against the de- fendants LYMAN ELLSWORTH and HORACE R. BLOOD co-part- ners, doing business under the part nership name SOUTHEASTERN LOGGING COMPANY, and the SOUTHEASTERN LOG GING COMPANY, doing business at Sitka, Alaska, are required, on or before the 5th day of November, 1948, under penalty of thereafter having said claims or demands disallowed in the discretion of the Court, to file the same with HENRY RIDDEN. Receiver herein. Said claims or de- mands shall be supported by affi- davit and shall set out the amount and nature of any security or lien held by claimant or to which claim ant is entitled and also any claim to preference in payment from the assets in the hands of the Receiver or the earnings therefrOm.
 Dated the 2nd day of October, 1e48.
 7 HENRY RIDDEN,
 Receiver First publication, Oct. 3, 1948. last publication, Oct. p, is4s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-15
RAINBOW GIRLS TO
 INITIATE SATURDAY

The Order of Ralnpow Girls will hold a meeting Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. There will be an initiation and all members are re- quested to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-15

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Evening star., 1948-07-07

1910 Eye sT. N.W.-First floor front Of
Ace e room 30lIXl3, neat, Light; layatory
TRUST co, rental dept, 900 st. NV.
DOWNTOWN y. Y. and 14th-1sxls;, se5
coNvENIENTIY cDS1H LOCATED ONCE rooms,
available in larle modern of1ice BLDG. stu-
ated near Municipal Center and Municipal
Realtor. 73s 18th st. NV. Ex. 400. Ext.
OFFICE SPACE AvAnABLE-sinrle rms.
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
n'1P as02sss sss M Koch Room 'ff2 fia
4.sat'' iRM orFicE Sff 'Ss su1rE = 1E With pvt bath
and kit. facilities; lge. well-lishted rm !;
excellent downtown location, on 4th 4:
6 WEBsrEk Si By ~ Sse s. ns& nT, nS phone sGAE
LARGE OFFICE of two adjoining rooms in
BRoWN Realty CORP, Realtors, pU.
soa sus WGS c6en Ex tHn os daSs sas A.
1888 X ST. NV, Harwil Bldg, 8 stories
sss sso to 5oo sa Fl H. or ap mas
in same bldg if desired; Venetian blinds,
hs complete egyee thse
OFFICE SPACE on Wilson blvd in Clar-
endon. furnished or unfurnished Call OK.
OFFICE AND LIVING QUARTERS, con
sistlng Of lge. Office liv; rm.. bedrm., kit.
and bath Entire 2nd fl over store; sep
arate entrance. Apply 143S Park rd. Nv,
AID. 17l7 between 9-6. -l3
OWNER WILL REMODEL 1-storv bldg
22x60, Florida ave. nr. Conn, into studio
apt or ofice; ideal for architects studio
or business ONCE. ROBT. T. SMITH. RE
ELEVATOR OFFICE BUILDNG-l.2 fur;
nished Offices: excellent location. Elk. S076
and RE. 2GSl, Ext. 80. g.
MEDICAL CENTER. 1907 H st. NV
Ideal for Offices. studio, laboratory or light
mfg. Three rms, pvt bath. D. E. BARRY,
SUI SUITE oT5 Of NEW oFFICEs-and and 3rd
floors of newly modernized building, Lo-
Gated on 14th st. NV. near r; available
for immediate occupancy, KELLEY 4
BRANNER, DI 774O; ewes, WI. 6S44. .
3 ROOMS AND LAVATORY-Entire sec
oud floor. in excellent downtown building
on 18th st. near Telephone Co. Available
Aug. ]; display window good condition
Call Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500: ewes. Gil
BUSINESS, DOCTOR. architect once. Cor
suite, SSS So IT,. very light; half blk. Conn
ave; 1925 NJ vt. NV, DI. $751;. 5
BARR BLDG, 9IO 18th ST. NV: nr
Conn. and K St; new modern attrac, desk
space for those who want the best; re-
ceptionist. mail, switchboard and steno
service. Call DI 27O4 --12
Evening star., 1948-07-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL KNOLL. stream. trees. n.

BEAUTIFUL KNOLL. stream. trees, nearby
Va; large frontage paved State I'd. excel
sell Immediately. only $500. Dial FA
ss-AcRE LOT, beautiful shade trees. re-
gently slopine: . blks. bus. stores. Dial
$ sxM1MMIse: FISHING. within 10 M.
Phone Eneleside 4S-w-11 ewes.
nsar ns Acres Pary Eeod.sed 3 31 mi
MILLS Mill REAL REALTY CO.. Annandale, Va. Pa.
10 ACRES TO 400 ACRES. mostly wooded
O. estate, All ssui.sble for susdividins
aPHiss HIhES FSa5Fy S5s5 gss s. AnnsHdas Va F:iis
acreage A EI.G!ndol, for eoo5sd ssysloDnsnt nj,
saS sais SG% e. NIi1s VI Sss5 SHAET} 55s CO. AMMAN
country club or devsiopinG; IL mi ot
REALfy co g. aHnaaaas sSn sh5'sy va hwy IA H oaa5
Marlboro RD-e4 acres, excellent
Heishts. Utilities available Priced 10
sh ss f9s s2 0a REAFy Efy Hef eoRf 81 R.aa
suBuRBaN SUB slas HoMEsrrE in restricted Pine
crest, conVen. TO new Shirley hwy; 81 600:
500 down, SEQ a month VERNON NJ
LYNCH g. SONS. Lincolnia, Va. Alex.
1906 Closed SUNDAYS
FLAGSTONE QUARRY, so acres: on hwy :
close in: several springs, lovely woodlands;
30 acres under cultivation. A good in
restment. JOHN BURDOFT, ColeSville,
Md: Call Ashton tMd) 3s46. r. F. D. No
,, Silver Spring, Md. ia
ABOUT 80 ACRES within miles of the
District between Marlboro pike and Cen
trail ave. on a hard road In desirable
neighborhood. For sale only as whole
Price, 5000 per acre. Offered to settle
ST. NV. MA l166
Evening star., 1948-07-07
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
EARAS FOR SALE.

ANNOUNCING SMALL FARMS-Brand-
new property. Be the first to make your
selection. An acre and independence. $50
down, $40 a month Fronting on State
road tyou seldom can buy property IKE
wooded acres with big trees: near fast
grcying town: stores, churches. bus, etc !:
plenty Of room for chickens. garden. vese,
sbles, fruits, etc: YOU can use your land
as soon as you pay the $50 down: prices
$500 and up, $50 down, $40 month: 35
minutes drive out Lee blvd: or Lee hwy: v.
light See our big sign on ief. Small
ten: no turns Open every day. 2 m:
sns tlii nass nasses us n'ion on Lee hwy. % -
Ia5 ACRES, with 4-rm. house; / mile from
Rockville sl2 500; 81; 54o3: II.
reasonable buys, Chain Bridge r.. near
s80-ACRE FARM, 32 miles from washing
ton oyer fast roads; 7-room house, 5-room
house, 5 barns; large creek borders farm;
equipment may be purchased extra. MASON
HIRST. Annandale. Va. at the enc OF
Columbia pike. Phone Pa. 7447. Closed
10 ACRES ON HwY.-s-rm. country
home with fireplace, lovely large shade
trees; large spring. also stream; some fruit .
land very fertile: committing distance;
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesyille. Nd. Can
Ashton tMd) 3s46. RID No. 2, snyer
epring. Nd. Id
Evening star., 1948-07-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGE in country; lower Potomac:
sleeps s; gas refgr. and stove, artesian
water; boats; $40 wkly., 500 mo. AID.
oSda ooIo DftTesp Hr REacH sad 'VlkRs1NrA2 VI aps
Sleeping facilities for 5 people: hot water.
electricity gas; $40 week. AID. 9b47o or
new ATTRACTIVE APIS, oyerlookins
Potomac River. st and Bryant sts.' Co
lonial Beach. Va.--3 spacious rooms, lur-
nisiied private screened porches' private
baths. built-in tubs. hot water, electrio
parking; 5000 mo, $50 wk. co. Osll
after 7 Tuesday through Thursday eve"
canfff caonTfffAGE FOR RENT, turn. Call Ii.
eoEoSiHI eSa7o stsf1 BERca. ; Z n vA-Mod.rn buns.-
les; PsdFmsss; o9ss available Aug 'nf00s'
REHoBoTH. DEL.-Due to illness; 2-bed-
able adj. now now until July 18th. EN-. $3.50.
COTTAGE, furnished; South River. near
Bay; ample accommodations for persons;
modern conven; garage; quiet, pvt, cony..
restricted; good for children. AVailaols
SHADY SIDE, bedroom cottage.
furn,: July is to Sept; 49, $50 Wk. Oh.
FOR RENT BY wK.. cottage at Colonial
Beach Va; modern conveniences VIII
accommodate 8. Phone OV. b747 after
pm. weekdays; all day Sat. and sun IL
Evening star., 1948-07-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

APT. HOUSE LOTS, 72 feet wide, IN beau
tiful Hampshire View, corner New Hamp-
shire ave. and EastWest hwy, $4,000
WOoDSIDE PARK-l lot. 75xl75, $500
cash. Another lot, 10Ox215. $500 cash.
McDEv1TT. Realtors. sH. 676o, RA. 4!22
CONGRESS HTS blk. Of N!ehols aye.
zoned for, apts street, water and sewer;
REAETY sf Y O4SS iNe p Ia45 Good d Hope I'd. Sc
stsAcRE LoT, beautiful shade trees, restr
subdiv Va, perfect elevation gently sloplng'
, blks. bus. stores. Dial FA s6s1.
and Ryiand dr., Bethesda, S9a5 each;
good terms; All utilities street cut 70 70
BuRNr Fl5ss MILLS 'i H1fTsnioott. fTss @ trontase
I36-ft deep; $3.50. sH. 26s9. ia
BRIGHTWooD, 18th and Van Buren SITS;
SS fSP Isl RPATy h2neI eye Exe
Agent, EX:. 1900; ewes, GE. 57l1. S
FOR Low-CosT HOUSINGS lots with
possibility of more. about n mile east OF
city and shops, all public utilities ] ,an avail
MAKER. I7I9 x st. NV, Ma. 1856; night,
toLLISGwooD e%i iISSsGHwiooD MANOR lots, so by
BumDERS-14 lots. 4OxlO5. in Southeast
d. c., adjoining and across from prewarr
gas Can be handled with low cash pay
ment. RE. Gill, RA. ll6l. 10
ARLINGTON-Ten lots for 2-family
houses duplex apts.0: sewer, water, close
in; $4,000 EDW. BOWERS, 1104 18th
is RoGk Nv CREEK FIX EsTssrEs, west of 10th
65xlg4 and a set of blue prints and con-
struction loan. $4,000. Phone HI. 6565,
or GE. 9001. III
BUILDERS, INVESTORS-Thisi is an OPP
portunity to purchase part or complete
new subdivision in Silver Spring. Located
at Georgia ave and Forest Glen rd. We
will be glad to cooperate with responsible
parties in financing the purchase OF lots
ana securing construction loans Priced
at less than $1,000 per lot. All utilities
are at the property. For further informa-
tion call Ray Morse SH. 5000, with
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors, DU.
sPT sP2s' SITE. near Eastern and Georgia
aves, Silver Spring-42,00 so. it., i'm
proved by a 20-rm. det: blds.. priced "a al
So per 50. #, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
n
Evening star., 1948-07-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOUR-FAMILY APT, only So1 $50. with
srss aFss 1sa to bu, ana the
Quick, Owner, DI. 1881; ewes, RA. s4is
seIs go sdS y St & SAss Commercial DroDssty
5 UNITS. TAKoMA PARK-Modern det.
brick bldg; $685. mo. income: gas &C.
heat; excel. loc. Price. S26,250. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, sH 1894 till pm.
TWO-BEDROOM FLATS-Brand-new; four
two-family semldet.; goth and E SITS ne.
kitchen, dinette and tile bath Tenants
furnlSh utilities; pr:ed Individual B5ysnt gas
s.: NV. RE 32Is; Evenings, can MI,
HICKMAN; WI. 214s, or Mr.. Fairbairn,
If YoU HAVE $1,000 CASH and will as
Sume $4,000 first trusT-Three- brick
bldg, completely furnished, each with
private kitchen and bath possession of one
apt, containing living room, dining room
h'drm kit, and bath, available in "a days;
premises facing public park, vicinity of
5th and Hamilton SITS. NV; owner leaving
city; OPA- approved monthly rental. S235.
FouReTaMILY Foi Reiss UNIT. Nw.-rhis modern mode
BID os. with indiyidIal gas heat for only
K st. NV, EX. 5705.
I2" NET RETURN, plus amortization on
$50. 900 cash Investment; new 22-unit apt.
BLDG; Takoma Park. OWNER, Sligo 95O7
one STORY STORE. with office mezza-
nine Leased to one tenant at S215
monthly. Downtown location; price less
than 10 times yearly rents. KELLEY g.
BRANNER. DI. 7740: ewes, OR. 52S6. g
PRICE S4I.OOO-INCoME S5,352-This is
brick apt. about ) yrs. old. Popular Ar
Mry Ilngton rental section KELLEY & BRAN
CORNER APT; HOUSE with store. vacant;
can be remodeled into 10 apis. Large
store. One block from Eastern Market.
Irving Weiss, ia 5l21, with BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, DU. S55S IS
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD. N.W.-Apt
house, 80 rooms arranged into apis
with private baths; annual income quoted
So. .760; basement could be made into 4
more apis. and increase income: $4,000
handles. Call EX. 2555.
PASTOR-LUTZ. INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-07

SiSNcS T0n NSNt.
1921 CONN. AVE. ! flight up-3-rm suite
ea des for dTeSS milnsry
heat and. char, and switchboard services
included in rent. Very reasonable rental
Cali CO. $500, ask for MR.. GOODMAN
ei1. NICHOLS AVE. s.E.. next to new
SoG5ed thsass5 SUITABLE n for
4TH AND NJ ST. N.W.-Large vacant
store with apis. above: suit any business
reas. rent LISs REALTY CO., RE, 1894
NEW MODERN BRICK BLDG. with re.
naming stores for rent. /. 30x40. suit
able for grocery store or display rm.
or other commercial enterprise; is mile.
from Patuxent Naval Base and l mile
from St. Mary's Beach: reas. rent and will
sGsr ,eaSs for Eo one s year or longer MRS, READ,
DHTR DEsiRABEE sM LOCATION in Alexandra mT
lXl00-Ample parking area, located or
heavily Travelled ,thoroughfare; large cor
king st. Alex, 1900, TE 1900. -
NEWLY ERECTED MODERN sToREs-1r
thlckly populated colored section in busi'
ness street, NV. LOUIS BERMAN, RE
STORE JIG s,,,,lr rloxsr ave; near Pine,
fRASk fiI2 ~ r ReatoT os s4s5 PeF
LARGE STORE, in modern shopping CEN
ter. on prominent St. 30'x70, suitable for
Franklin. WEAVER BROS INC, wash
ington Bldg, DI. $780, ewes, GIL. 1855.
SMALL STORE in good Northwest resi-
Dental and college section, suitable for a
man barber shop or beauty parlor:. low
MENT CO. 1880 Mass. ave. NV. Or.
44G4.