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sUsINlss PROPERTY FoR Rrhr

BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR RENT
1868 MACARTHUR KLvD, NV
suitable used car lot. etc. AG, 4soo,
FOR RENT. business preperty. i7ii
and INA Pa. ave, nv store LIST
floor sxss. with fliI basement fss
So and rear exit. Upper floors With
separate entrances from svenue; 30
rooms, 4 suites q roens each. lava
tories and toilets, suitable for efhfss,
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I3li q st. NV. Ma. $3.50. IS
F2s RENT. . iloer n. o.. oli,s. go r., -;
eonihinatien business and liyipl
suarters. Nov vacant. MAURICE
FITZGERALD. 1911 q o.. nv. Ma.
GEORGETOWN. wiscensin avs
store. ideal for. exslafiys shop; ssgo
CO. nc. Nj. sbTf. 80
NEAR Ifta AND EYE SIS. NV
About 3,40o 50. n. on heefs, lArst
show windows. llght egoi In sNmmst.
4 layatpries WALTER A. BROWN,
l104 vi, ave. MA. 1889, WI. sis4.
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-wsfehsus. 10.
Gated at i06 n. Lee 81, store 10
irenti 1900 %. q with mesxanine
making $500 additional Sc u.
built ) yeArs. Call MRS. WAfs'
nYaTTsvIILE. 1 WILLIE; q, .s2l Rhode Island
ave. ia.BO0 50. f., hrst hoer, aod
1000 60. ~. nsssan!ns si2ss
North 3S4a.
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Tyler Park-S2 GOO Down
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4FlZt1 4NL/DE
75 N. olebe Rd.. CHI. 5000: Eve
PA RO13 40
Williarnsburg Colonial

WILLIAMSBURG Colonial
Three large bedroom. 2h-bath brick:
slate roof. copper cutters and down.
spouts. copper plumbing through
out; large iivins room with fireplace.
large dining room with Colonial
enslr ei rail and linen closet. all slee.
fris orator, oE stove. dishwssher ane
garbase disposal, bedroom and bs IN
on .nrst moor: large porch ever at
taehed sarsse, Workshop; large rec
reation room with kem-Tiie foorins
fireplace and n bath. laundry room,
gsss iur1see. sss heat: Open daily
hwy 70 qiebe rd, right to ofd
Dominion dr.. left to Little Pals I'd ;,
right one block to 1880 34th ct,
LOUIS r. SIMPSON
CHI. 7777. $500 Wilson blvd, Az.
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CUSTOM-BUILT HOME

Located in excel section at enc Of
sr,ls stshsst ,sl,. sIs,at,gnss len r. Al sia,rn
sttr, bedrms sith lss, closets
~ baths; rear porch Oh Nv, rni :;
fun bSmt. with outside entt Wei
handicapped lot 6hxi 90 Priced at
,s,l,,,o,,sso ri, so Si,s s,,,,,, Az fnssnfsips
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coAI paossAlF sc>.s

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EXCELLENT LOCATION

Cape Coo. all modern T-room resi-.
denee between Lee blvd. and Colum-
his pike on Buchanan ST. iull bsmt
with knottg-pine recreation room
and "a bath. larse lot, partially
wooded very attractive. slb, 600. .
EASTMAN G SEAY
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA PROPERTY
ICE cRfAM TAEktxR ana senpIs,.
saqfpment fer lee eresgn busiaess
ineludins poftasis building, lbes ted
On main hwy" i1-se, Price : 90
Also home on came ptepsfts, 81 500
ron 81 ssIr 'aoss''ffxeaa 81 fxeaa AN6t- s,tr
Epanlsh-ispe hofas, ia Lakelsne, fls
Beautifully lanasespsd. several frgl;
swfrsoN, isss rsrn rd'. Las. .na
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA
Send for iiiustratst fielder on bssa.
tiful North East PARK q pAfk ef
brtnd.nts De llxt homes o. Peters.
burss fastsst .sfesins rssisentitl
seetten. spseiods choice hoSnssttss
now available. Lev prjeesi . ytars
CRISP AEALrY 90.
e4e Central ave. u. Pstsfsbars. Pa
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FATIS CHURCH
GARDEN CITY

$14,500
CharminR home on BEAUTIFULLY
Handicapped. level lot, In one OF Arl-
ington's most desirable sections liy.
ing room with fireplace, dininr
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
on 1st floor; lovely finished room
on and a. full basement with recTs-
alton room, oil heat and outside en-
MANNAs REALTY co.
2I1o Wilson blvd. OIL. or OK. 27s4
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGiklA
Arlington Realty Co.
VrTEP ANS
10 Fischer

$3.50 eash-3-Dedrm. brick home
Just | block od No. hwy, in POP
uiar IynnhsYen. owner will accept
Gi contract which We expect vii
be approximately Slo.750 only
5000 per month, Home contains
living nm dining rm, kitchen. !
bedrms. tile bath, fun dry bsssme nj
with sround isvel outside entrance
excellent transportation into Wash
ington, through Psntsgon, via A
B. & W. Exclusive with
Arlington Realty Co.
e204 wilson blvd. oW $500. OK
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So 900 BUYS

------'.ss ~ W.T., y.
Open Today, P. M. to Dark
5035 s.. 18th st.--Attractiye broom
brick Colonial. The rooms are all
large; kitchen fully equipped bath
TO- tile: full bsmt.. oil heat; lot hesu-
and terms are SO reasonable you viii
be smased. Directions: Ont Co
lumbia pike to Dinwiddie. left to D.
Columbus. risht to 18th and risht
to home.
F. e, MALCOLM
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Rial EsTArG wANTeo
IMMEDIATE Cash
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COZ q so:. sI. iSSa; -.
IkvIsTMEhr PROP. FOR sAll
Bf 0WNkK--xufo sIasS 1pe Auis top
shop. n. AMI about 10000 -. r.;
lo:sr. !ssss, $500? mil. Isns grlss
ALEXANDRIA. va. near Gee, wash.
irfton Nigh seheei i--fhla 9stsshsd
s-ismily nat shesins txeslisnt 70.
turn, Each apt consists 81 iivins
r9om. atnins room, svn perch,
isfs. jr'' With sEirzki. pi' 500
Eses,. 81, a664, ~-~ae
TAkOMA PARK. ND. --- s.anR rsa
brick apt. house. with esnsrs apt
ayslasisl Vii eensissf tr.es
ave Sligo 1900 II
HOME AND INCOME See sur list si
excellent \ TO 4 unit asts In 1sssma
rafk, several ehh k.fQ. pnits
ssssffserx ssiff.e rssh'. sh s-st sAyfnL N, 2 4. REAL
s-vAMlLY nLDG.. In AsAssstis
dinstts. ktt. ana bath ana ssfssnss
I%as ssrsA a,. iral,tIsn: ts,.. 4. &c., e:ii i'as' N
:s.:'i ssssSaS SaS.t tSsSsas tSSs J. M'.-Ml q .sis'
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NEW BRK. BUNGALOW

contalns Rt bterHs fsmily qin
nook. iFs briEht !iv ym, With ere.
place, stairway TO md 4 With Q
b.drma and bath .toashsd In rec
td%e si.5 stcuRt.4Ry f5.4R ssi,4l2g' cSS SSOh;sH ca
&lst ewes KE A.aNAs OK .Qk0
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GALES PLACE NE.
ONLY FIVE LEFT

ONLY FIVE LEFT
rwo-fsmny rats Bach art eth
ff' and ,iis9 ssth. fnsj,sss,) sss
com. com h;fsa ':".n.: me- 's;ssi:. srsst:. s
a.a. e.s Nj MIN sesoiiasssiR2 eoasiR2 fsBs. f';tl. me-.
aaf isth a. nv n, aalti. Il
s-tNTT BNicK. Nh. WARRINGTON
schools. stores and busses. Ms6setd
.:tM Mick xAsTansI
Amer Rsssilsns Ansnslss ~ith
WILLIAMS 'ikeiE REALTY co.
3eps wilson Hl.d, cH sieis
c0L6HlD--soW skien. si,n |.
complete apartments. .Tsesaty r.
ean1!sicneA. ifieeHse Sl4h meath
CAT NJ. Ptyns with BkfTEKLf. pf
3tpol eres ~ 1850. Ell. 81.
IkveSTMehT paop. wAkrtp
WANT DuffbtNE Syiis sines is5s
having Income from 10000 70 u g.
002 RsI If. EAs 9blo,----.--.......ss.-
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sUBuRBAk PROP. FOR RENT
LOVELY FARM ESTATE
Of go ssres on paysd rd., - mi
bssn,itpi,, h,em ii Q. .sa,assd Ssdims,, ss,hs BATHS
Owner going abroad. avail, June /
REAL EsTATk. pnons Vienna 90,
ewes, Vienna 1891. II
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r. L. RHINE REALTY CO.
eoI PSigsf 81, Aia n Sse'
e5 SLEEPY HOrIOW RD

By owner 2-hedroom rambler Oh IA
acre, near Pals Church Llrst siN
rm din rm equipped slet kitchen
bath. bteesswAy sAfaze; tul' hsaiee
hymt - x4s u bath reushee in,
oil Re heat ssl 600 sos
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YEONAS REALTY co.

Investment Property
2-family apt. bldg. located on bus
iins near school .nd st1rs; sod income
sell I'd. In Alex: dble, gar, screened
porch for each OF the 5-rm, apt. ;
income. s22B mo- price. &lf.g50.
Gail Elizabeth W. Hosen. with
VIM p pARRAMORE
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DOctors and DeniiSts
ctsk SPACE pos slhr

tess conn Ava is aaos eAs.
ts3sahsns ssvviss ata9 sse seNs
seyfttAt;ai stFt4ef msht be Rfs.
sssse iasai ter wsEhlpsfeh teeFs-
ssHitNNs si sNtttas Ehehstisi tsA.
ssfI CAL E1 4seA
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VACANT BUNGALOW

In one Of the most convenient neigh
rim with frepl sen dir rm sausp
kii eedrms snf bath on lat
9 besut pine psntiso rm. on End
f,rrr. 1si' es1p ess1rptyRff4ll, sffll, i s;rs.t ;s nssi ~
cH s' 41si A. .Ses. ven. kE N5A, 5,sees. ID ox
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALt
'.:ss. :..: q ~: =. ...s :ss |.;s i;;';s.is "a;
CoLORED-NR. TIN 4 FLORIDA
Br. corner store and 3 spts.. ators
nov vacant easy down 9ssmen ana
mo. terma afransed ALLEN KAY,
ST O76S or SH, 1914
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24O0 BLK. PA. AVE. NV.
s,s,: ,s,,:, ana ..I, . ss s.sss.fx x A. istklkasssg
Ap 053i ewes, ~ eesd, -
ATTENTION, INVESTORS
saa and .elst,: . iandiefdg pfs,sf
With ne overhead tsespt sifss snS
water. nr Boilins fisi6
Dorothy X. Winston 3 Co.
1894 X o.. ne. sT. +iiI AZ pm
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s4ss PER ACRE

ss Ss.siifsT esw.1its u .sf, q
Nsa.ssg.Is ceastt J sits Ire
MyfpocK saAL hsTAts %,
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Mr.. Potomac Hunt Club
iss ssfss ~ sssAstfsI sss%te siss
si{ss sftsss ists thsh tste esf
sas.,s sss.ssi.s ssie a v4S.
vi s3An
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SUBURBAN sAlr-vtkSikiA

1 BEDROOMS-Sl3.s50!
{ Cuseisfssss. .es trs kFans nss
CAsss Cox We sz4iL FSA srAazss
Beesn - b&lA &a lsa z ess-
sEsA. ksth 81 sAa. es9sl oesx
ssSs rEs fal1s s<asReeS III
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ersaaass sgsE~s yskhkt+ tsa 10 be
ssst fa1sF ct he HArkst sA.sS<s
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BOSS & PHELPS. INC,

C0L0RfD--CHAaLEs COUNTY, MD,
Retire with home and ineems
Modern white bungalow, store with
hwy: close TO sood hshins: ss. o0o'
or will trade for home in ID c,
LEArH Il ASHLEY. INC, MA. 3oae.
ewes 81, 1897
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DOWNTOWN

G> Price ssa 900. 3 story ana full
basement, brick Garage Rear
and side alleys. Exeellsnt for print.
er plumber or Electrician. $4,000
down. easy terms.
and full Basement. brick oss hot.
water heat. Excsiisnt retail loeA.
ton. h block of Connecticut ave
Nj. Hunter. MA. s8o0i sveninss,
OIL. 5asb.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Import Bans Squirting
South African Buying.
Rx the Associated Press

bI ms AsSoSioiSo f'SsS
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
March 5.-Frantic buyers stripped
shops bare of luxuries today after
publication of a list OF imports
banned to save sterling and dollars
for the unions quaking economic
setup.
Commercial men in Johannes
burg said the government. with one
pen stroke, has created the biggest
black market Africa ever has
known.
Whiskey of any kind was unob-
tainable and storekeepers said I'M
ported cosmetics would not last a
month at the present rate OF buy
ing.
One woman paid a city druggist
1900 (about $806) for his entire
stock of her favorite brand OF cos
meticS.
The government has announced
stern measures against black mar
keteers, but traders, experienced
with Intellectual wartime measures,
are skeptical.
Politicians are debating the pos
sible effect of the drastic import
bans on provincial elections next
Wednesday. Which Premier Malan
has declared will be a test OF the
popularity of the nationalist policy
Evening star., 1949-03-06

last DAYS of Jesus in II tableaus,
and finally the window OF Il am
the Resurrection and the Life, .
scenes from the Resurrection.
Behind the pulpit in the chancel
is a window blazoning the "Ascen-
sion of Christ" Filling the central
portion of the window is a heroic
picture of Jesus going from earth
to heaven.
Last Window in Tower.
Opposite, in the tower, is the
last window, The Christian Serv-
ice Window" 1t suggests, accord
ing to Dr.. Bird, the thought that
when the Worshiper knows what
Christ has done for him, he can
do some things for Him.
These are the scenes that SYM
bolize the history of the church
throughout the ages. Underneath,
in modest lettering. are the names
of people to whom each window
is dedicated and those who have
given the window. Here, IN the
lives lived by both the remembered
and the givers are the. contribu-
tions to the local church.
/ Tributes are paid to individuals
who have served the church. They
are offered by parents to beloved
ones who are gone, by others to q
! few who are still living but whose
services bear recording for the
future, by the Session OF the
church or by the congregation al
grateful tribute for work done
by those honored.
The $4,000 project was com
pleted last month with the install
Ilation of the two windows in tn
Evening star., 1949-03-06
|ta|y's Plans 10 Enter
Pact Meet Opposition
Nv the Assoeioted Press

ROME. March 5.-1taly's plans
to enter the proposed North At
lantic defense pact have bumped
headlong into opposition from the
politically potent Socialist Labor
Party (PSLD, threatening to pp-
woke a new cabinet crisis.
Premier Alcide de GasperIs CO.
alition government, which en-
braces the moderate PSL1. already
has pledged support to the pro-
posed alliance.
The party's directors voted yes
terday to oppose Italy's entrance
into any treaty which might
sooner or later include the as
sumption of military pledges.
The vote was 8 to 7. splitting the
party's directorate and weakening
the leadership of Vice Premier
Giuseppe Saragat, who heads the
PSLI.
The directors accepted mo-
ton proposed by left wing part!
director, Ugo Guido Mondol1o
contending that membership IN al
alliance such as the North At
lantic agreement would "damas'
the interests of not only Italy
but Europe as WE'LL
The motion said "a state o
GnternaD disorder" might re-
suit from adherence to such
pact. A party spokesman said th'
resolution was aimed at the pres
ent form of the proposed alli
ance.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

north and south sides OF the
tower. The first window was In
stalled on Good Friday. 1948.
Speaker at the dedlcatory ex-
ercises today will be the Rev. DR..
C. Darby Fulton, moderator OF
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church in the U. S. DR.,
Fulton, who is also executive sec
retary of the denominations Tor
eign missions board with head
quarters at Nashville, Tenn. Will
dedicate the windows.
The invocation will be pro-
nounced by the Rev. James S.
Albertson. pastor of the Bethesda
Presbyterian Church. and the
benediction given by the Rev,
Howard c. Cobb, pastor OF the
Rockville Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Cliff R. johnson, pas
tor of Westminster Presbyterian
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tral Presbyterian Church, the
prayer.
Founded in 1903.
The Church of the Pilgrims
was started in 1903 in the home
of DR.. Samuel S. Laws, 1913 @
street NV. 1t was organized
year later and, with the Rev. Dr..
Harry w. Pratt as its first pastor,
met in house at 2147 P street
INV. A small building on the
present site served as the flrst
home of the congregation.
Under DR.. Bird plans for the
present building got under way
soon after World War I. the
edifice now completed by the
dedication of the windows was
erected in 1929 and dedicated IN
1880. Benjamin CORTLAND Flour
ney of Washington was the archl-
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Eqq, Milk Rution to End
Temporarily in Britain
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 5.-Eggs and
milk will be ration free during
the flush production period this
spring for the first time since
1941, Food Minister John Strachey
said today.
He added, however, Il am not
claiming that this is more than
temporary
Present egg and milk rations
seek to guarantee every infant one
egg and a pint of milk a day, and
every adult about one egg and
two and q half pints OF milk a
week.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
P;|orin1s Church Windows Will Be Dedicated Ioddy
By Cospor Nonnes

The concept that a church is
mot so much building as
belief" will reach climax at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church OF the Pll-
grims when Is stained glass win
dows are dedicated at $3.50 pm.
today.
Dedication OF the windows
brings to completion the edlt1ce
envisioned in 1919 by the Rev. DR..
Andrew r. Bird, pastor OF Pilgrims
Church since 1911, and others.
In the symbolism told by the
pictures of the 16 windows. and in
the lives behind the names on the
windows lie two streams OF church
history. One is of the church
universal, the other of the local
church and the contributions its
members made to the larger
sphere.
In the sparkling tints OF the
windows made by the Henry Lee
Willet Studios of Philadelphia IS
told the story of the church. The
is windows and their stories were
MANNED before the first window
was begun in January, 1948, Or.
Bird explained. AS a result, the
windows, in proper sequence, tell
a unified and progressive story OF
the world, Christ and Christianity.
Windows Are Described.
The first four windows form
the basis for the other IL pic
lures. The first, with two angels
in attitudes of prayer and praise,
tells the worshipper Enter into
His house with Thanksgiving and
into His courts with praise A
music window of instruments ana
figures singing and playing the
psalms and hymns and spiritual
songs" leads up to the tower WIN
doWS.
In the north tower window the
story of the creation, the fall OF
man and the need for and promise
of a savior is told. In the south
tower window the great figures OF
the Old Testament who believed
in God are shown.
There are 10 windows, flve on
either side of the sanctuary. Start
ing at the right of the pulpit on
the south side and going to the
rear, then going from the rear to
the front on the north side, the
windows tell the life OF Christ
from His nativity to His resurrec-
ton. Each full window has y
sections, each section on some oc-
casions telling complete story
in itself and on other occasions
combining with other sections to
tell the tale.
II am come in My Fathers
name" tells of the nativity and
childhood of Christ. In one sec
ton of this window is seen the
face of Ellen Fries Bird. a grand
child of DR.. and Mrs. Bird. She
died when she was 4 years old.
South Side Windows.
Then follow the south side win
dows dealing with Il am the way,
showing those who followed
Christ: "I am the light of the
world" depicting the Savior in His
preaching ministry; Il am He OF
whom Moses and the Prophets die
write" dealing with Christ in his
personal interviews, and Il am
the Son of God developing in the
IL sections the theme OF recognl-
ton by both friends and enemie!
of Christ's divinity.
The north side windows star
with the relationship Of Christ
and His Disciples, coming down
to the present, Il am. the vine
Ye are the branches Then comes
the parable window, Il am the
door" with its symbolic stories
of the Prodigal Son, the shepherd
collecting the sheep and othel
incidents; the window showing
Christ healing the sick, the blind
the lame, II am the bread OF life
the Passion window, Il am tn
good shepherd" portraying tn
Evening star., 1949-03-06
Power BIuckout Cancels
New York Matinee
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 5.-The mat
inee performance of "Anne of the
Thousand Days" at the Shubert
Theater was cancelled today after
a short circuit in a power line
BACKED out the theater and caused
Evening star., 1949-03-06

a small fire in the basement.
The short circuit occurred f1vs
minutes before curtain time. This
performance first was delayed and
then cancelled. Rex Harrison II
starred in the play.
Most women divorces IN Brit
ain remarry, but few men do. re-
cent reports indicate.
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Church, Alexandria, Va, will read
the Scripture lesson and the Rev
Graham G. Lacy, pastor OF Cen
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