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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-03-10

AADEN III L ELEM.
Friday was busy day since
general tests were given most of
the day but the regular devotion
al PA period was conducted by
Christine Turner, Juanita Kill
patrick, Charles Turner, and
Warnell Phillips of Mrs. John
sons sixth grade class. Alexander
Graham Bell was the person about
whom the program was arrang-
ed.
Friday afternoon members of
three Brownie Troops held Inves-
titure Ceremonies. Shirley Powell
and June Williams of Girl Scout
Troop 200 assisted; Brownie
Frederika Smith served as Mis-
tresS of Ceremonies. Miss Annie
Lee Mann, field director of this
area was guest.
Troop members and sponsors
are as follows: Troop 1856, Dolores
Williams, Katie Thomas, Alfredo
Adderly, Jacquelyn Andrews,
Bertha Alstin, Gloria jackson,
Helen Peterson, Annie Powe,
Elaine Smith, Frederika Smith,
Jackqueline Williams, Ruth
Saunders and Kay Bentley; Miss
Elry Taylor and Mrs. Nancy Col
Inns are sponsors. Troop 1913 =
Sylvia Jackson, Audrey Gilchrist.
Marie Pitts, Evelyn Murray, Mary
Gibson, Gloria Sharpe, Emma
White, Caroline McPhee, Virgin
la Symonette, Cherry Henderson,
Yvonne Coney, Ophelia Rudolph,
and Yvonne Johnson; Miss Rosa
Wilson and MRS. Willie Colson
are sponsors. Troop 332-Beverly
billiard, Gladys Fan, Mary Far
7rlngton, Elizabeth Graham, Jean
Harmon, Grenda Jackson, Deloris
'Joynes, Christine Marbley, Diana
Plckney, Creta Skies, Jenesta
'Stlrrup, Vera Thrower and Doro-
thy Wilson.
Ernest Forbes of Miss Rosa
Wilson'S room helped to enter
tain his class with a party on last
Friday afternoon. Ernest felt that
a party would help to forget the
tests so he offered to bring pea
nuts and some other food, Miss
Wilson brought cookies, and the
class contributed toward the
punch. 1t was definitely a re-
freshment party:
Rev. Sneed of st. Stephens
.AME church, Jacksonville, was
our guest for Monday morning
A spot poll of pupils
reactions brought out the fact
that they were all deeply impress
ed by the prayer that he offered.
The faculty would appreciate hav->
ing recording of it to play back
when the going seems particular
ly hard. We will look forward to
another visit from Rev. Sneed.
Play Night on the 5th attract
ed over SO members of the Dade
County Teachers Association.
Square Dancing was enjoyed but
some very tired muscles were
calling for rest Tuesday.
The Library PA period was
held on Tuesday this week. The
anniversary of the publication of
the EBAY Psalm Book" first book
printed in America at Cambridge,
Mass, in 1910, was celebrated
March 4. A short article on the
l06th anniversary of Florida's
statehood, March 3 was read by
the librarian.
Mrs. Rose Sable Anderson,
cafeteria director, returned to her
work on Monday after Having
been called to South Carolina.
Liberty City Elementary school
: PTA will hold its regular meet
ing on next Tuesday night, March
Is at 8o'clock. Business of i'm
portance. Come out and bring a
friend with you.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

A SUNDRESS can be as casual or as
n "dressed-up" as you want 1t to be.
IT'S your selection that will determine the
role you1l want 1t TO play In your wardrobe.
Many sun-dresses can be concocted from
separates such as q strapless camisole and
Evening star., 1951-06-03
For Your Place in the Sun
BY Elelli Sakes
Fashion Editor

skirt; others can double as dance dresses.
and still others. with the addition of a
little topping" are perfect for warm
weather town wear. Then, too. there's al
ways the very short-skirted outfit. for the
patio, tennis or just plain summing.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
Death of Thomas p. Lewis

Thomas Purnell Lewis, age Sc
years, of Smyrna, died at his late
residence on Frazier Street Friday,
Feb.16. He was the son of Caleb and
Mary Purnell Lewis. Funeral SER
vices were held on Monday, Feb.
19 at 2 pm. at FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. w. L. Beck
with in charge and interment was
in Glenwood Cemetery, Smyrna. He
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary
Latta Lewis, Smyrna, and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. G. L. Knots,
Sharon, Pa; Mrs. Harry M. Fisher,
Wilmington; Merritt w. Lewis,
Wilmington; 8 grandchildren, and
8 great grandchildren: He is also
survived by sisters: Mrs. James
Maclarey, VIII; Mrs. George Muir
ply, Chester, Pa; and Mrs. Ed
ward Latta, Townsend. Mr.. Lewis
retired from the grocery business
in Wilmington and moved to Smyr-
ma in 1910. He was member of
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
TALKS ON FIRE
INSPECTION
]. Harper Jones Addresses
Rotary Members on Fire
Prevention
1ST STATE INSPECTION

]. Harper Jones, fire chief, was
the guest speaker at the dinner
meeting of the Smyrna Rotary
Club last Thursday night. He ex-
planned the value of the recent fire
inspection in Smyrna by the Della
ware State Fire Prevention Asso-
citation. About thirty men were en-
gagged in this inspection, giving
over 200 hours of service. Schools,
business places, public meeting
places and industrial plants were
visited. Mr.. Jones said that elec-
trical wiring was the chief hazard
found. The survey was made to
safeguard human life as well as
property, and marks the first in
spection in this state by the asso-
citation, the speaker continued. Mr.
Jones thanked the Rotary Club
which initiated the inspection,
which was finally sponsored by the
Citizens Hose Company with as
sistance of Town Council and Boy
Scouts, and all others who assisted.
Chief Jones said that Acting May
or William Kruchen welcomed the
guests. James Everhart was chair
man of the program. Leroy T.
Piper presided and thanked the
speaker. DR.. John Shilling and DIR.
M. F. Boone were visitors from the
Dover Rotary Club. Glenn Mat
thews was the guest of William E.
Matthews, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
Paid Advertisement
Statement
To the Citizens of Smyrna:

To the Citizens of Smyrna:
On Monday, February 26, 1851 you the Citizens
and Taxpayers of the Town of Smyrna will exercise
your cherished right of voting by selecting one Mayor
and two councimen, whom you will want to run your
towns affairs and business for the next two years.
In making your selection won't you consider Coun-
Gilman William S. Kruchen now acting Mayor for the
office of Mayor, and the reelection OF Councilman James
E. Everhart as your choice for Councilman The 1850
Annual report and financial statement for the Town OF
Smyrna is record of of the accomplishments OF
these candidates during their past two years IN oce
These candidates offer you plain honest Town man.
agement and Government free from any type OF p0tl
cal machines or organizations Their past record indi
Gates that their cooperation with the Council has led
to the management of the towns affairs to a point
where it now is functioning smoothly and free from
domination pressure by any Individual OF parties.
The Financial Statement of the Town is better
now than any time in the Towns history. The in
saaton of the 1850 operating budget has brought the
year to a successful closing and speaks well for the
candidates and the handling of their administration.
The new budget for 1851 has been adopted by the
Council along with the program for the coming fiscal
year. This program must be carried out. Your
didates have proven their knowledge in handling the
Towns affairs and if you wish the town to continue to
make the strides that has made in the past two years
it is our hope that you will see fit to reelec that
this program may be successfully carried out
Your vote will determine whether you want the
present policy to be continued to fall back into the
operation of your town business through political
machine The choice is yours, THINK before you vote!
Respectfully yours
WILLIAM S. KRUCHEN
JAMES E. EVERHART
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22

Robert Reed, pianist, "rhe Scarf
Dance" by Chaminade. The Brass
Quartette, consisting of Phil Dem
ney, William Denney, Linden
Doughten, and Donald Kinsey, will
play the "Triumphal March" Bill
Marsh viii join the Brass Quartette
in playing the March of the Three
Kings" Following the March of
the Three Kings" an ensemble
group consisting of Richard Ennis,
Karl Francis, Charles Newnum,
William Denney, William Marsh,
Linden Doughten, and William
Doughten will play Sleigh Ride" "
This mixed ensemble will then join
Phil Denney in his solo, Swing
Low, Sweet Chariot" for the con-
clusion of the program. Among the
activities of some of our student
musicians is the Kent County Band,
which reorganized last Sunday,
Feb. 18, under the supervision of
music directors from Smyrna, Dow
er, Caesar Rodney, Harrington and
Milford. This band is expected to
be greater this year than ever be-
fore. Frank Siekmann has chosen
ten members from the Smyrna
band to participate in the County
Band. as follows: Phil Denney,
William Denney, William Dough-
ten, Richard Ennis and William
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Pounded by Robert ID. Hoffecker July 5.
1864. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert D. Hof-
fecker. Jr., from February 10. 1907 to
December "a. 1899.
Published Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times. Inc. 25 Commerce
Street. Smyrna. Del.
w. Lester Smith. Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
town it represents but for the outlying
district of which it is the center. en-
bracing the towns of Clayton, Kentoni
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Entered as End class matter March Is
1879 at the post office at Smyrna, Del, un-
der Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Subscription price. Sl.5o per year, strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22

Marsh, participants of last year.
In addition, there are five new
members: Carlton Seward, Linden
Doughten, Johnny Doughten, Har-
ry Jarman and Charles Reynolds.
The first appearance of the Coun-
ty Band will be made at the Kent
County Teachers meeting, March
18th.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22

noon at 2 o'clock from Matthews
Funeral Home. Interment was in
Glenwood Cemetery with the Rev.
w. L. Beckwith officiating. He is
survived by a brother, Edward
Lovegrove; and a nephew, John E.
Lovegrove, both of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
PRICE CONTROL RECORDS

l. Wholesalers and Retailers must compile Price Rec
ords of all goods sold.
2. Records must be completed by March l, 1851.
g. All records will be kept in the place of business. No
records are to be sent to the OPS Office.
A. Business Operators should contact the OPS Office at
901 W. 9Th Street. Wilmington, Delaware for copy
of General Price Ceiling Regulation No. l and pre-
pare records as indicated under Section 16 Page
of the Regulation.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22

eral services were held at the Mat
thews Funeral Home Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was
at Odd Fellows Cemetery with the
Rev. w. L. Beckwith officiating.
He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
Death of George w. Lovegrove

George w. Lovegrove, age s8,
died Saturday, Feb. II. Mr.. Love-
grove was born, and raised in this
vicinity, and when a young man
left here to work on boats, becom-
ing a steamboat engineer, which
position he held for many years.
After retiring some years ago, Mr..
Lovegrove made his home near
Bayview Schoolhouse. Funeral SER
vices were held yesterday after
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22

Hickey, Smyrna, and the following
sisters: Mrs. L. B. Sammons,
Swarthmore, Pa; Mrs. R. c. Rolli-
son, and Mrs. B. C. Nethry, both
of Chester. Several nieces and
nephews also survive.
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
Death of John w. Jones

John w. Jones, age So, died Sat
urday, Feb. II, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. May Hickey, South
Street. Mr.. Jones was a retired
farmer. His wife, Mrs. Rebecca
Jones, died several years ago. Fun
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22
SMYRNA STUDENTS IN PLAY

Ensembles from Smyrna High to
Play at Wesley Junior College
Frank Siekmann, music director
of Smyrna High School, will pre-
sent several ensemble groups to
Wesley Junior College on Saturday
morning. Feb. "a, at 10 am. The
program will start with a solo by
Smyrna times., 1951-02-22

Asbury Methodist Church, smyr-
ma.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
Finest Rosslyn
Corner Location

Wilson blvd. and Fort Myer DR.. One.
story building 40xl45 with parking
facilities. Excellent for any type
rental and long lease to responsible
tenant. NJ. A. COHEN tThe Woolery),
1921 Fort Myer DIR. CH. 0346. Ewes,
RA. 5000. 20"
Office Shop Combination
With parking. central location. 6l0
to 522. Rhode Island ave. ne. Re-
modelling Just being completed. These
fine 1,000-sa.- 1T. 1st floors rent
with 3 parking spaces each. for
lights, Venetian blinds. etc. A real
bargain. | 3 and 5 year leases.
Open for inspection daily It'll 4 pm.
For information, call LO. 5-44SA.
STANDARD PROPERTIES. INC.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
CLEVELAND PARK

Just Oh Conn. ave.; row brick. 2 furn.
apts. and garage; rents for 1888 mo.
1st trust. S11, 900 at 4ss; price,
So. 600, includes furniture. Princi-
pals only. call Mr.. Benson. MA 1888.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

IN NEARBY Wa or 4 bedrm,. /
master with pvt bath: full bsnlt !;
garage; lge,. level lot; good location.
a. s44S Sash sfter 4 3 BFissd e right. Call VA
COUPLE desires small, clean home;
ne. or Nd. State min. down and
mo. payments. Box 430-K. Star.
ATTENTION OWNERS can get
your You 'Re Rome s eesh es N Mr. .srR RffAtr fff tsr
DE. 0002.
I WILL PAY you Cash TODAY for
your home Any location. any condi-
ton RE. 2201. 81. 7747
CRAVE a home, or CRAVING a good
price pr pa,, for yours? Call FRANK
CRAvER' GE. 4635 or GE. 1886,
COLoRED FAMILY wants to buy ol
or 1-room house, ne, or Sc. section.
5000 down. RE. O579. 19'
If PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ssl r. 4. AuMPHRfEss Il Thsf s0u Resitof. esflGf.
appraisais. Results since 1919.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Free ap-
praisals. Houses wanted Immediately
IN NV. or ne. Have clients waiting
Su,eS g. o1' mo nor c,sas Ell cash t,o or on
JONG. AID. 1850. Ext. 2O5.
WANTED IN W. FALLS CHURCH
area. rambler on large. sunny. level
sGs iS5; : 9sl.fl efdr9s;; sis, baths din. 5m.
ATTENTioN. % ne. and Sc owners
We specialize in these two sections,
with - yrs Of experience. List your
nome with us for sale or rent to get
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY,
$50 H st ne. FIR. 1900.
CASH FOR YOUR HOME. in nearby
IN; M4arylsnnd; MILLER, WA. 0060
for attractive. iarse house ~ in Peie
ham Manor Westchester County.
New York;, worth $4,000, for
4-bedroom home northwest Wash
ington. Chevy Chase, Bethesda. J. r.
Ma56r. ssh1; l$@4 4 Y Manor Circle Pelham
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
f; FARRELL CO. Realtors. tEstab.
1915). 721 10th st. NV. MA. 0765.
WANTED TO BUY IN ARL. or near
by, 5-6-rm. home in nice location;
Ssaa Slt, pay ayts1 sasR 3 Tor equity Call CHI.
CASH FOR b.s RMs.-Like Col.
type of rambler bungalow: Bethes. :.
Shepherd PIX, Silver Spring; con-
slider farm. GE. 1l71.
can sell your house fast, furnished
HAVING TROUBLE SELLING? Want
more than your house Is worth?
Junior executive with good perm.
income would like to buy house,
preferably in Bethesda area; 3 or 4
bedrms.; land contract basis; no
down payment; will pay up to $150
monthly payments. Phone OIL. 1866
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE If priced
right. NATHAN SILVER. 1911 @ st.
NV, ME. 2151, WI. 1884.
SMALL, 2-bedroom and garden, in
GEORGETOWN or similar good location.
Box 104-M, Star.
NEED a 3-bedrm rambler-type or
one-floor home; equity in present
home to be used as cash payment.
CASH FOR 2 OR BEDRM. brick
home; nr. Conn. ave. in D. c. Price
around $4,000. 10. 3-6ss9.
SELLING TO COLORED: My plan
nets you highest cash price. Cali
JOE -TANENBAUM. ST. 1896.
DIRECT FROM OWNER to 2 rm.
house in D. c.. Md, or Va. Can pay
all cash. Box 23-L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY

CHOICE ESTATES in
Loudoun and Fairfax Counties: in
the hunt country or closer to
Wash. If you prefer. FREDERICK
L.: PATERSON, 1912 Eye st. NV.
ST. 4422
Evening star., 1951-08-19

10 MILES FROM WASH.
This lovely frame has center hall
entrance, liv. rm. with fireplace.
paneled den. din. rm, equipped kit.
and full bsmt.; 2nd floor, 3 bed
rms, bath. storage attic. Large
front porch. gear garage. OIL n
VIII. Beaut. handicapped 1-acre lot
with large shade trees, small stream.
Newly dec. In best res. sec. Price,
S25. 900. conven.. terms.
A. w. GREENE, Realty
333 N. Washington st. FA. 3465
Evening star., 1951-08-19
PROPERTY FOR sALE

HOUSE. Mt. Pleasant
built semidetSched brick. Ii " sleep
ing rooms. Priced reasonably at
$4,000, Also one in same area
At S1s,5oo. MRS. BARTON, sH.
FOR 5Ss0' SALE BY owNER-14o.f ls #.
10000 So. #; 9.OOO-ft. CONNER
eial width store. 10000 It. with p
bedrm. brick house. Open 1-6 Sun
11l34 Ga. ave, Wheaton. Md.
GEORGETOWN, 1875 Wis. ave-
Modern store and . apts. Posses
sion. Call Mr.. Watts with DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000; eyes,,
sifI M IiGh i4th ST. N.w.-sale or lease.
location for colored bar and grill
Priced right. Good terms. TANEN
REALTY CO. ST. 3466.
BRICK STORE, vacant. Cor. alley.
near Soldiers Home and new Vet
erans' Hosp; aptS. above, rented
for S190 mo. Sound investment. Big
returns; S21 800. Easy terms. Call
FA. 36S3 today. LEATH g. ASHLEY.
INC. Ma. 6464
VIRGINIA--ANNAND the
next commercial property east of the
new Safeway. Buy now before the
sewer is in, because i win be twice
as much then; $4,000 So, it.. 45c a
MULLEN. OW. 1882.
ARLINGTON, on Columbia pike near
Glebe road; 10000 50. IT. with
7-rm. mult-purpose bldg, good for
doctors home and office. Price only
S23b00 r w MULLEN OW 1852
Evening star., 1951-08-19
lNyEsTMENT PROP. WANTED


type; address agent for small in
80 TO 40-UNIT APARTMENT; either
conventional or FHA financing;
colored or white; principals only
BETHEsDA Or P1KE-want wid.
commercial lot. preferably on Wis.
ave. and with large house set back
well from street or unimproved, not
inside triangle. Mr.. Swanson, OIL.
1917; ewes. BILLINGSLEY e. KOR-
ZENDORFER till g.
SMALL 6-rm. brick, Sc; also 8 acres,
S,e.;. exchange for large house or
small apt. Monday, KAPNECK,
MA. 4173
LARGE NV. apt bldg. will pay cash
above mtge. Box 105-M. Star.
AUNT BRICK APT. BLDG, not con-
yerted, that $500 cash can handle.
WO. 0567.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
RAMBLER LIST!

RAMBLER LIST!
cam think Of viii be made available
for your inspection by calling the
A.l SEMIRAMBLER! Consisting OF
,es1 Ssdrms ss,B BATH attsfe ,o1 ay SIah IN aa
$500 down; can be bought COM
tse sis'ffE HALF lS'pi ACRE CIV Given with with this
nice 2-bedrm; rambler at the low
tep gree caLIiFoRNfA a i15 iaSHi RAMBLER. All
white and pretty as picture:. .
twin-size bedrms., bath, attrac. nv.
rm.. separate din. rn. and equip.
Kit; nice N. Arl. location; all for
tD.h COOL AND COMFORTABLE. 2
sSaded lot. s9o6' so6 #. n deep; ~O"hHs @enuine
tiled bath, separate liy: rm.; dream
(E,5 coLoRFUL RAMBLER. That is
owner: 3 bedrms.. tiled bath. very
attrac liv. .rm. with firepl., mod
& eip 81 E RaMBGERsh sRa GffEasg kil Sriek Se3'O Out
standing N. Arl. location; 3 bedrms;.
din. rm. and equip. kit: S14'950,
VIZ LtkhRAk1LAAN( oONShLO".
addition to 8 lovely lge. WE'LL
arranged rms. on the 1st A.. plus
tiled bath, rear porch, there is a full
bsmt. with outside entrance and
huge expansion attic; excel. brick
constructions; only S15,950.
(H) REMODELED RAMBLER! The
owner of this house is builder and
he has done an outstanding Job: 3
bedrms. and 2 tiled baths. liv. rm.,
family-sized din. rm., lge. equip.
q real buy at $4,000.
Cd Just one attrac. 3-bedrm. ram
bier, with. q full bsmt.; lee attrac.
lily. rm. with firepl.. dream kit, mod.
din. rm.; beautiful shaded lot; S17,-
Gl Near wash. blvd: most attrac,
this extremely desirable N. Arl To-
cation; 3 twin-sized bedrms.. tiled
bath. family-sized liv. rm. with
frepl.. din. Il" and equip. kit;
We have many other ramblers up to
$2S,500. II it's rambler you're
interested in, call for appt.
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

ZONED End COMMERCIAL
21st and NJ SITS. n.w.-3-story bsmt.
brick. rented as apt, adaptable for
almost any business. Only $1,000
cash required. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
CORNER LOCATION in excel. ne.
neighborhood, consisting of brand
new store and lge. residence with
for combination busines and resi-
dence or investment. Store now
occupied by successful business. Due
to i'll health in family, owner in
terested in selling to reliable party.
Call Mr.. Kiely. GL. S012 or
j, CAFRITZ
L404 K NV. DI. q0S0
Evening star., 1951-08-19
sUslNEss PRoPERrY FoR RFNI

RENT OR sALE-New bldg. on
suitable gas station, business or
home: IN Va. q miles from D. c.
CONN. pm AsyyiES,, syiS .nti5s =, ire bldsi 8 eysn;.
81. sfoS se5s. 5.0g nEzISoIrE SSSi ~ = CO. c3@42g MSi
,3io NEW aAMfSaIRE AVE, Ia.
koma PIX, Md.-Established for den-
tist over 3 years, 2 complete dental
ofdces and home: residence includes
bsdrms s T anS aSd Das His o1 on and oSr Sor tu
basement, driveway, gas heat; will
Lease price. S175 mo. Call Ii.
NEAR EARN MEDICAL CENTER. s24 18th
de- decorated Spacs 1Su Sess g. and nd attes nf
furn.; suitable for retail or profess
rent. Cali Mr.. schrider, WooD.
WARD WARD & NORRIS Realtors. od2S
naitimoTs 6ivd nS NEAR iHas aos sSSpp., siSsn on
Zoned INDUSTRIAL; approx. $500 50.
concrete floors; loading dock and
WareRousins. % sS distributors. aSs s ete. f9& For
details. consult SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV.
FSk 81; TSasi RfSr. l.rs. hail. newly Sls dec
room dancing in heart Of Fails fails
sM4Efh SMhS[fh BLDG ys a lo4 sore ss7s or ofess as
3 floors, 1885; Display windows.
esfh es oWhEk eSsh a 1a2e MI 4pss + g. a. MI ri 1914
35O5 l4th ST. N.W.-store and iivs
qtrs.; approx. 700 So, IT. on flrst
mr.: 8 rms. and 2 baths on second
and third frs. Immed. occup. To
inspect. call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO. Realtors. l416 X st. n.w.I
L S 81. NV NV. near 1sth-a lse. rms.
plate-glass display window; approx
800 50. #; in whole or in part,
Les NJ BSRNSsrE1N eSaSS eas co cso. R.ator. ARSl
1909 I ST. N.W.-Blds. consisting Of
approx. 3,400 So. IT.; ,lge. plate-slAss.
display window; in whole or in part.
Inp RneI SssNrFTN SsSII Esas; re- Eent ..ta1 Agply
7Is iIth Sir. NV. End and srd frs.
Excellent location for retail business.
ONCE, etc. Approx. 1;400 sy. it., In
whole or in part; Immed. ,occup.
ssas ssnne rent Eo n Mo BRRNsfEs iRsSNssi fs co
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV, ME. b402;
GEoRGETo%N STUDIO. 2nd a., pvt.
entr.; l,200 50. H., lge. display VIM
dows; suit. interior decorator. dress
shop, etc. RA. 3220.
SODA FOUNT.. RESTAURANT and
bakery. fully equipped, located at
1923 Bladensburg rd.; long lease.
Call Z. w. THURM. DI. 1905.
VACANT-REDECORATED
I'll Sth st. NV. 1st comm; entire
1st mr., full bsmt.. parking in rear;
all utils., shop or business once:
long lease; rent reduced. Keys, 707
Sth ST. RIA. 1912, MA. 0223. 20
e27 Goth ST. NV. AT K. ST.
story bldg. ground moor suitable for
store or display room; upper foorS
for Offices; near Medical Center.
GUARANTY REALTY. INC.
1923 10th st. NV. Ma. 05S7.
STORES. OFFICES. WAREHOUSES
WE OFFER NOW
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGS. WITH PARKING FACILI-
TIES IN BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS.
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1863