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COMM. GROUND FOR SALE


Silver SPRING, near Capital Transit
bus and streetcar terminal; 5000
"a. It. 1st-commercial ground; 80 IT.
frontage, side and rear alley: .rea-
sonable price and terms for all or
part or will build to suit responsible
tenant. GEORGE Y. WORTHING-
TON g. SON, Real Estate Since 1892,
1719 Eye st. NV, Ma. 1926.
NTOWN NE. Second-commercial
age on boulevard, railroad siding in
rear; reasonable price and terms.
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON &
SON, Real Estate Since 1892, 1719
Eye st. NV, Ma. 1926.
WHEATON,, Md, opposite shopping
center. Choice commercial lots. any
size desired, reasonably priced
Terms. Ideal location for any TYPE
of business.
E. S. PRICE & co.
Lo. 5-1231, LO. 5-0315.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATI

oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE
YOU WILL LOOK a long time to
with heat and bath, IS acres land;
located near school; church and bus;
z}sasss2? zsEss? LII ar4E s:nF as4AdE Sa.
FOR RENT, Sept. / to June l.
s.. s'f furnished. S complete. $3.50 to to
SIZE; SGw ciisHHzzsssi sHzNakrla Els AIRS s0Sa Il
Open Sept. 10: Call cH. 6724 or
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa.-For sale
lot. 170x300, situate on top Of Blue
Ridge Mountains, 1,500-ft. eley., SO
ssass %ilss bnnaoW from Wash b p G. vrs Nasiys
with all modern conveniences, oil
heat. 2 baths, large stone fireplace
in spacious living room. Double ga
rage. rooms in basement suitable
for ofices if desired. Beautiful
S. LOHR, Thurmont, Nd.
FOR :. 3, sALE.5Go.aeFs MII5 cattle blgssrass
attractive, modern brick mansion:
other outbuildinss. Groom tenant
mouse, running water in neldS, 1S
acres in apple orchard, 145 acres
with Aft. thick trees and balance
Rappahannock River boundary on
f,. I've sides; i'd! near sas doG Front Royal Va.
9s acres with barn and 4-room res,
3h acres on No. IS hwy. with g.
Front Royal, Va. $500 cash. :.
rs acres with 14-room residence, Of
which 8 rooms are Of brick; large
10,000-gal. water system on proper
ty; barn, garage, chicken houses,
garden and hog lot; large stream Of
water through %ud property; on State ade
for cash. About So miles e. Of Front
Royal, Va. acres with Groom
sss sGs miles w. edTt e Front IT. ROys nn Va
and aeSmons sMg ss'Usf9 os9 seS essh
so acres OF mountain land with large
res. near Flint Hill, Va, $4,000. 150-
It. frontage on hwy. No. IL, 5k miles
s. of Strasburg. Va. $4,000; has
two-story building and . store with
gas station; total price only ST.
Tourists courts with splendid business
and all modern for sale in this
Skyline Drive section.
Groc. stores with all stock and equip
ment, also splendid tourists restau-.
rant. Come to the town OF Front
Royal, Va. that made the skyland
Drive famous.
CLAUDE L. RUST 306 .. Royal ave.
Front RoyaL va 9hens 12A.
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coMu. PROPERTY FOR RENT

1889 MacARTHUR BLvDi 2lo G ane
4l9 list st. s.w.; s.w. cor. 2Srd anc
va. suitable parking. ME. 300 so
FoR RENT, building suitable for ma
chine shop or warehouse Gm,trsi n 20
freiRit yards; building approx. 5000
So. IL. Phone RE. 0170. 80
LARGE CORNER business lot. heart
Of Arl. business section, suitable
for used-car sales or filling STE ste
3OI6 Columbia pike, Arl., Va. %
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
STORAGE AND Distribution Of
oofasoWn oks Wash SHIP ' The iosal modesn ODER % method
nsn 1Ss fa'tIIz MzErEo5PoafAN Fs5 affiss rwAsE sss
HOUSE 50 Fla. ave. me- no: &si $685.
rwo-sroRY BRICK building con-
ssens sse sor aDp5Sf Ro9kshop ooo sborssory 30 or
warehouse. Available Sept. !: THos.
j. FISHER & Co. INC, 73s 18TH
NEw Fl nv. F1REPsoof Rsi 1907 BLDG. cow.
located in NV. containing approx.
10000 SO. IT; with about 1000
erai overhead truck door entrances.
automatic coal heat; suitable for
storage. wholesale distribution, etc.
Rent approx. Csc per 50: IT,. Now
vacant. Consult Mr. Taylor or
Mr.. Jenkins. SHANNON g. LUCHS
co. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. MA.
1868 1862 ST. MATHEWS cT.- near
eRooMEs efa1 faa 18Th & !; and sEss' Ese sts. s. "
house. 10000 50. #; conveniently
located; truek-io.ding;a ;a,rs dock -o alsa Sc
possession. See Mr.. Norris, with
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington
NEW-About 5Ox6O. Concrete floor
Loading platform one side. High
door to drive in building other side
e N. LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1925.
NEW YORK AVE. and Fenwick st
ne, 3Ox12Ox20. Two oflces, gas
heat, overhead door; second com.
mercial, immediate possession.
dustrial. 5Ox125x20; gas heat. 2 toi-
lets, ONCE, 2 loading docks; posses.
sion Sept. 10. MICHAEL WALSH
g. SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE
S282 30
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ONE STORY FIREPROOF
wAREaGTsNE s4REcGfoN eSMR1{f9N sSM gh1NNF Asogi sSg
so DAYS; $4,000 SO. Fl, VERY
CHOICE SPACE; R. r; sIpING
FLOOR CAPACITY. EXCELLENT
NE; LocATIoE 4 I've IS2r,dT FOR FgRTHIEF G1I9
WEINBERG & BUSH
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COMMERCIAL PROP. WANTED
COMMERCIAI-ARL. OR FAIRFAX
suitable for filling station or stores;
BY individual. Approx. 81 per 50. IT.
Box l34-Z, Star.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

End MMERCAI-1-st story fireproof
bldg, conveniently located in s.w.
700 So. #: double overhead truck
doors, oil heat, toilet, some garage
repair equipment included; also
suitable for sheet metal or wood
working shop, etc. immediate pos.
session; reasonable rent. Consult
sHANNoN & LUCAs Co, Realtors,
1905 n st. NV, Ma. 2345.
e4x6O BLDG, pleasant. attrac. rural
area, but close; low rent; l and
phase current, light, space. WI. 669S
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Asu,NcToN D. C. SUNDAY, August 20, 1S49
Gal :

INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-SAlE
COMMERCIAL, Industrial ground. D.
C., Md; railroad sidings; ware
houses erected for well-estab. hrms.
Z. N. LIGHTBoWN. WA. 1925.
LOT 30 by about 125 it.. fenced
and with concrete once or storage
building about 16x32 it.. near rail-
road in Alexandria, Va; PriGe'
1918 K st. NV. Ma. 1856.
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ESTATES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA ESTATE

BETHESDA ESTATE
eA acres Of beautiful rolling land
Old Georgetown rd. Improved by
12-room stucco residence and sew
eral small outbuildings. Illness of
owner forces immediate sale. Price,
S29,500; $4,000 cash required
Phone Everett Scott. co. 1000. Ext.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2346. 20
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LOTS FOR SALE

PAINT BRANCH FARMS-We still
have available several 1-acre build
ing sites in this established sub
division of beautiful homes. Priced
most reasonably: terms.
E. S. PRICE & co.
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wApeHolJsEs WANTED

WAREHOUSES WANTED
1000 TO $500 SO. RI. FL. SPACE
at least 25 wide, lift. ceiling
water, gas, light, Law. LIST d. Boz
WAREHOUSE, 7.O0O-9,0O0 So. IT
BLDG; tract not neces.: good sec.
tion. GAUSS, GE. 1922.
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FoR ANY wAREHoUsING SERVICES
including negotiable receipts, dis
play or ofice space. Call AT. 1000,
BENNING TERMINAL CORP.
CTo Serve You Better Is Our Chief
Coucern).
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

MEADOWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
on Colesville rd-Four more new
cement stores. 1000 50. #. each;
$3.50 per mo. OWNER, GE. 1870;
eyes GE A635 -oS
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REDITCED RARGAINSI

NCOOOGD D121CN11x11NO!
Clifton st. NV, opp. Clifton Terrace
Apts.-2 brick bldss.. and 9 units
ea Well furn., new cond. Income
S42O and $3.50. prewar rents. Sell
separately or combined. Owner
leaving. reduced to 8 times; 100000
handles both. Low expenses. excel
lent net gain.
on Conn. ave. nr. Shoreham-Un-
usual home with income, row brick
developed 4 apts., 3l2 baths: new
cond. throughout; gas heat, b.-i. gar
Approx $500 mo-, plus owners 1st.
n. arm. apt Possession. S5, 5,O0(
cash, balance easy. See to appre-
ciate.
Harvard st., off 14th-4 apts.. com.
plete Kitchens. baths. 3 10 rms
cash. bal. easy. SISK REALTY CO.
mn 2Rr7 RA 63o1 RA 1916
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COMMERCIAL LOTS FOR SALE
BRANCH AVE, 470O block. exactly
8 mi. from D. c.; across street from
signs, 375-ft. frontage or will divide.
Priced for quick sale at 4.3 cents
per sq. IT. owner, v. r. WEBB,
LII. 3-3479. -2S
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CHOICE SUITES
LOW RENTALS
town eley; BLDG; ali services incl.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
orices available for business, pro-
fessional and trade organizations.
1346 Conn. ave. AD. 5000.
PORTLAND BUILDING
MARK WINKLER MAEAGEMENT.
RE. 5000. 11l7 Vermont ave. nv.
2 Beautiful New Offices
ssS sss:rs ssss sseh 1ds.y d:sfy
toned building in the heart Of the
downtown business district. All
conveniences, private lobby, elevator
service: air-conditioned throughout,
recessed dourescent lighting, asphalt
tile foors, private ,lavatories, drink
is,. ing fountains; phone wiring 4, II:
ssa stasd and eGloFfu o Water :apeed "rs
fectly suited fol-. local or national
f1rm seeking the finest In once
space at q reasonable rental. Take
one or both floors.
Liberty Building Association
1407 G st. NV. ST. 2200.
CoLoRED-l29l = sT, 2nd and
SsmoasIss iS:si Is bushes: Gs ss
suites. GEORGE I. BoRGER, e4s
Indiana ave NV, MA O360
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INDusTRIAL PROF. WANTED

MOUSTRIAL and End commercial
%E soFy al Fss0.
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1901 Ga. Ave.
LO 5-lo31, LO. 5-0315
"BELLEVUE FOREST"
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES


LO. 5-1231. LO. 5-O315
BELLEVUE FOREST"
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES
Wooded homesites located in nearby
Airing ton, near the extension of the
George Washington Memorial pkw.
now being completed along the
rivers edge; wide lots with towering
hardwood trees; 450-ft. elevation;
some with stream, some with view
ton Golf and Country Club: the
proven community of individually
designed quality housing; no two
homes alike; highly restricted; all
improvements in; on transportation
to downtown Washington; priced
from 25c per square 1T. Call at
field office or see our representative,
Mr.. William Jefferay at $3.50 N.
Quincy st, Directions to reach: Ove-
Key Bridge and bear right on Lee
hwy, continue on Lee hwy. two and
three-tenths miles to Military I'd,
right on Military rd one and four
tenths miles to N. quincy St. right
on NJ Quincy st. to 1850 N. quincy
or cross Chain Bridge bear left on
Glebe I'd. to Military I'd. and left
on Military I'd. to N. Quincy St.,
auire at fieid once opposite goii
course on Military I'd.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 1888: eve. and Sun. GL. 2ls6
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8 ACRES.
Beautiful building site, partly cleared,
well grained; near Clinton; 81 $50,
terms. DEWEY M. FREEMAN. 32l4
Branch ave. Sc. HI. 77O0. o.
fice open Sun. 10 to 5.
APPROXIMATELY 100 acres beauti::
road, utilities available. Suitable
for iow-cost housing. Priced right:
Small down payment; bal. arranged
to suit purchassr:- M
E. s. PRICE & co.
1901 Georgia ave.
10 5.1o31 LO 5-0315.
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcont., !,

NEWLY REMODELED BLDG. pro-
ffessional Or business use; $4,000
besutifn m afnSiSas ns% oors fPs psinted asls
all outside rms. viii rent as .
whole or in suites. The beauty Of
these rms. will astonish you. Main
entrance foyer, $40 H st. ne; 2
other entrances. Phone FIR. 5000
or MA. OLA. rs
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. n;w.-Available Immediately.
rooms sS Tsss Ses5
474 K st. NV. ME. 1IO7.
1857 X ST. NV lse; ot1ices,, ap-
prox; 900 So. IT,. beautifully deco
rated: presently occupied as law
offices;. avail. Sept. l. Can be seen
s,,,.a any time. , csrpetins. aiI-sond.
Can be purchased il desired. For
info. call ST. 404O. -2s
IDEAL OFFICE sPACE-2nd Il. with
$50 So, IT.. two doors above w. g. L.
sa sslv 'e ea t. W. nv VI kiNo Kin sns s. .Rts! 4sss
FOR RENT large of,ces, furnished;
vic. OF 14th and F; pvt. entrance,
wall-to-wall carpeting. draperies,
veneslsn v. t. =. blinds newly decorsted.
$50 30 50. FIT, good light. suitable
architect or engineer; $50 mo. See
MR.. KELSEY at 1880 jefferson pl.
81
3 LARGE FRONT connecting rooms
for ONCE or a shop. $75 per month;
G st. between 18th and 18th. For
oPPosITE sTATLER on K-Desir-
able Broom ONCE suite with lava
tory: 525 SO. It,. vacant; SS5 month.
co. 1854 -2S
PRIVATE OFFICE, use of reception
room; secretarial service; in new
air-conditioned building. RE. 2l9O
on Monday.
LARGE ROOM in attractive suite,
facing street; cross ventilation; sec
retarial services; reasonable AR
LINGTON BLDG. 1925 vt. ave. NV,
Suite $40; Call Monday between
rxGkiFsH1 snd ?; sT 6095, 64nS5,.r,oN tor n.,a, "29
organization or representative, med
ical or general; large rooms. ap-
prox. 900 So. it. M. T. FABRIZIO,
Broker. EX. 6578. rs
TND TACT
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WOODMOOR

Excellent building sites on paved
streets with sewer and water al
ready installed; several ideal for wide
ramblers; $1,650 to S2,750. Also
other sites adjoining existing homes
with sewer and water available for
builders interested in groups of )
Or more at exceptionally low group
prices. Call or see GEO. j. MOSS,
Realtor, SH. $500. 2s
BLOCK EAST OF CONN.
Ave. Cat Fessenden and 34th sts
n.w.). Chevy Chase. D. c., beautiful
rambler and homesiteS. Rep. on
grounds 10 am. till dark
SHAPIRO, INC.
Oil 18th st. NV. ME. 1717, ia. 1911
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CONT. PROPERTY FOR SALE
Rockville, Md.-Colored
N1a nnn SACRIFICE

SI3,UU 0hO1V1r 1OG
Masonry and steel, nsTly c1hsIfuffar 9dsai for
e.; sSeatsr. as. e1hh'ihhs eharch: has 4Sa seats in
stalled; readily converted to bowling
store, etc.; $1,000 dn:, loy y mo;
payments. Cali R. J. LEBLlNG % g.
WI 1920 20
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FLORIDA

$1,000 CASH. Sa3.75 PER MONTH
viii build your 2-bedroom retire
ment home; 1a-acre. fertile, land
will grow all needed fruit and vese-
'A AsK-us REALTY CO.
az ORhQ GIL. 126o.
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TAKOMA PARK

Fine, well-built brick house with 8
apartments; excellent location; good
return on investment. II you have
you to investigate this opportunity.
H. Brooks Perring. & Co.
Realtors. 81. 1922. SH. $3.50.
10 ROOMS BATHS
ing rooms; quoted income from
tenants S540 mthly.. plus owner's
apt. 18th st. near Scott circle.
Buy property and furniture. S39, 500.
Very good terms. Call Mr.. fowler
Elk. 1865.
PASTOR & IUTZ, INC.
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NEAR VIENNA

NEAR VIENNA
Improved property Just waiting fol-
a foundation to be laid. Quiet
neighborhood, low taxes. Buy 1a-
acre lots in Cobbdale where spaci-
Gus homesites mean health and
you today
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors. FA. $500. 90
SMALL ESTATE SITE
Over Ia acres, many large trees and
much dogwood; adjoinS pretty
stream; in neighborhood of nice
homes in nearby Virginia. not far
from stores, schools. churches: price,
81 800. Also other larger and
smaller lots. Phone FA. 6517 or
CE 7O37 -2S
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FOR LEASE

FOR LEASE
ONCE suite. l to spacious rooms
modern. air conditioned, with 2 Law.
atories; suitable for doctors. dentists
attorneys or any other Commercial
use; very reasonable rent and avail,
able Immediately. For further in.
King ST., Alexandria, Va.
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SILVER SPRING
1918 Dale DR.. A beautiful homestte
situated In q neighborhood OF the
better homes in silyer @ Spring: stsrn Inls
exposure. Large hardwood shade
trees and desirable elevation lend
to the charm Of this ideal location.
All utilities. Priced most reasonably
at $500, terms.
E. S. PRICE & co.
113O1 Ga Ave
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CENTURY BUILDING

CENTURY BUILDING
Corner 9th and G SITS. NV.
Several fine offices available at this
excellent location. Full service in
eluded in reasonable rental.
CAFRITZ
1404 K ST. NV, DI. 90sO. rs
K ST., Mr.. STATLER
5000 IT. of air-conditioned space in
modern elevator ONCE BLDG. newly
ploying up to 40 persons; immed
occupancy, at less than $3.50 So
IT. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO., Sl1 18th St NV ST 1900
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CONTINUED On Next PsssJ a
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In good Sc. location. Each apt. has
an individual heating unit, large lily.
bath and screened rear porch. Ten
ants furnish utilities, incl. heat. Elk.
eel. cond. Shown By appt. Call
Mr.. Fairbairn or Mr.. Hackman with
CONNER & RYON, INC, 927 18th
or WI 2748 30
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10. o. t.JI, ~. O.O-O1-D-
SILVER SPRING
Choice residential lots In. an estab-
Ished subdivision: restricted: beauti-.
fully wooded; all utilities, paved
streets; located on Forest Glen rd. {,
Just one block from grade school
and transp. Price, $3.50, on easy
terms.
Z. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Ga. Ave.
Tn k-1231 10 5.0315
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acres at S160 per acre, with 1-mile
frontage on hard-surfaced road.
Now being used as q cattle farm
but can easily be converted to dairy
stream that waters the entire farm.
12-rm. house In good cond. and 1
tenant house. plenty of outbldgs.
Attractively financed. Call Mr.. Ben.
son, MA. 4933; ewes. and Sun.
OR. 345S, with OTIS l.. Will
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CHURCHES FOR SALE.

SnVNSHES t0N S<6s.
CHURCH and parsonage. st; Paur
M. E.; valuable property; about al
acre. 47O0-04 18th st. NV; Ea
Il, GAUSS, 1904 Ga. ave. NV. GE
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NEW 2-FAMILY FLATS
apt. has separate front and rear
entrances, bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and
tiled bath. Individual gas a.-c. heat.
Tenants provide utils.. incl: heat.
Income, Sl2O per mo. Price, $12, 500
Hackman. with CONNER q RYoN,
INC, 927 18th st. NV. RE. 3216:
evAc TIE 2COQ or WI Ozd2 -CS
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eusINEss PROPERTY WANTED

WATCHMAKER Of long experience
desires to rent shop in good busi-
ness location; give particulars, IN.
cluding rent. Box S0-A. Star, 2S'
WANTED TO RENT-Furnisneo or
unfurnished guesthouse. containing
10 rms. or more; lease. Elk. SS67.
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9th AND r SITS. N.W.-Large and
small suites avail. excellent location.
near courts. Apply LEO NJ. BERN
NV ME 5400 80
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'DAYTONA BEACH = . u1IIV 1110V01
court with bungalow
sarasota-42-rm. hotel. 8 stories;
hollow tile, other properties; ACNE SS1
REALTY CO., UN. 3211, 32ll
Perry st., Mt. Rainier. Nd:
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OFFICES WANTED
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
DESK SPACE WANTED
STUDIOS FOR RENT

n VIRGINTA ONLY-For accountant
beginning practice: minimum space
su}6cieDt Taylor 7473
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"SPECIALIZING"
IN THE SALE OF
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Your Listing Earnestly Solicited.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
proker. Woodward Bldg, RE. 1166.
Evening star., 1949-12-15

support for a unity plan that
would leave local units intact.
Some expressed belief that past
efforts at Protestant union had
failed because too much autonomy
was left to individual denomina-
tionS.
Sponsored by Churches.
Forty-ive key figures from IA
denominations. as we'll as consul
tants from the major interchurch
councils, are taking part in the
conference, sponsored by seven de-
nominations.
The purpose is to draw up a
unity plan to submit to the various
denominations for ratification.
A tentative proposal, that would
not upset local church units, was
advanced last night by DR.. Charles
Clayton Morrison of Chicago,
editor of the christian Century"
He suggested that Protestant
churches join on national, regional
and diocesan levels, with local
churches remaining separate as
they now are.
The individual churches would
not need to merge, he said, even
if there are three or four on the
same corner"
Previously, DR.. Mark A. Daw-
ber. co-executive secretary of the
Home Missions Council, said such
"co-operative approach" was one
Of several plans the conference
would consider.
This approach, he said, is ITO
agree upon overall principles" but
because of legal entanglements of
church organization Ito leave the
denominations intact"
United Branches" Proposed.
Another proposal, he said, calls
for conversion of various denom-
nations into more branches" OF
a single, united church. The idea.
he said, is known as the federal
union" plan.
It drew the disapproval OF DR..
H. Paul Douglass of Montclair,
N. j., director of the Commission
on Cooperative Field Research OF
the Federal Council of Churches.
IT don't think that type of union
would have any chance to succeed
" =" he said.
Both DR.. Morrison and DR..
Joseph A. Vance minister emeritus
of the First Presbyterian Church
of Detroit said there is a weakness
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in any plan that leaves Zoo much
autonomy to separate denomina-
tions.
Bishop Ivan Lee Holt Of st.
Louis, chairman of the Council Of
Bishops of the Methodist Church,
said the Methodist Church fought
to lend all it's support to any
movement that leads to a larger
and stronger church in the world. +"
Seven Sponsors Listed.
The seven sponsoring churches
are:
Methodist Church, the Presby-
terian Church in the United States
(Northern), the Congregations.
Christian Churches, the Evangeli-
cal and Reformed Church, the
Disciples of Christ, the Moraviar
Church (Northern Province), anc
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ule African Methodist kplscopa.
Zion Church.
Seven other denominations
represented by observers, are:
The Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the Brethren, the Five
Years Meeting of Friends
(Quaker), the Augustana Luth-
eran, the Evangelical United
Brethren, Presbyterian Church in
the United States (Southern), and
and Churches of God Of North
America.
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Protestant Leaders
Favor Autonomy Of
Local Church Units
By the Assoeioted Press

GREENWICH, Conn. Dec. Is
A conference, aimed at drafting
a blueprint for a union of Ameri-
can Professionalism, today explored
this key question:
What effect would a consolida-
ton of Protestant denominations
have on the individual church
units?
Delegates and observers repre-
senting 100000 churchgoers
came to grips with the problem
yesterday as the three-day con-
clave opened on a note of mixed
opinion.
| Various church leaders voiced
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Price. first vice PRESIDENT; DR.. T.
B. McCord, second vice president;
Mrs. T. S. Heriot, jr., secretary;
Mrs. James Corbalis, jr., treasurer.
and Mrs. Walter Macomber, dele
gate trustee. .
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Mrs. Lucas to Head
Fairfax Cancer Unit

Mrs. j. S. Lucas has been elect
ed president of the Fairfax County
chapter Of the American Cancer
Society.
Other officers named were Keith
Evening star., 1949-12-15

Christmas ivy is supposed to
represent the mistress of the
house.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-14

7 spending the holidays at thei
Babb ranch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Siers and daughter, Carol Anne
met with an accident when theil
car collided with stalled car or
Hudson Bay divide during a blizz-
ard. None of the occupants were
hurt, but the Siers car was badly
damaged.
A group of 20 friends gathered
at the Hudson Bay Ranger sta
ton last Thursday evening to Gel
citrate the wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chadbourne,
st. Mary. Both bridge and pinochle
were enjoyed during the evening
after which buffet supper was
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Chad
bourne were presented with a gift
from the group. Prize winners in
the card games were Mrs. Riley
Robinson, Mrs. Fred Knowlton and
Con Staples.
While this column is being writ
ten, a herd of elk are crossing st.
Mary lake to the Flats for evening
grazing. 1926 animals have been
counted as they walk in single
file on the ice. It is estimated that
the parade is a mile long.
An East Side wind isn't news
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-14
By Ten GREGORY

/ but sometimes the results of it.
capers are interesting.
The colored lights of the tret
burned brightly on Christmas Eve
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgi
Elliott at Browning, while outside
the wind howled as it rushed mad.
ly down the street and around the
corners Of the house.
The Elliotts had often wished
for a growing evergreen tree in
their yard they might also
decorate with lights at Christmas.
The wind blew wildly all night
but early Christmas morning sub
sided somewhat and when the
Elliots looked out their window
they saw the one deciduous tree in
their yard heavily draped with
colorful ribbons and gay Christ
mas wrappings.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-01-14

The wind had done its part u
bringing a kind of beauty 10 d
least one yard in Browning a
! Christmas time.
Electrician IngaUald Anderson o.
st. Mary has Blue Monday. .....'
Andy did his washing
And hung it out to- dry
The wind swept down the canyon
and blew his pants sky high.
They floated DER the treetops
and they did travel fast
Now Andy asks the neighbors
did you see my pants go past
If you should travel eastward
To Shelby or Great Falls
Please look around when you're
in town
For Andys overalls.