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lis the son of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. George F. Yoran of Nor
folk, Va. Mrs. Yoran was in town
during the past week and was the
lhouseguest of Capt. and Mrs. r.
F. j: johnson, jr., Admiral Well
born's mother, Mrs. Charles Well
born, and his sister, Mrs. Dorothy
L. Howard of Pasadena, Calf, are
expected shortly. And Mr.. and
Mrs. Olin Wellborn III, with
their daughter Carolyn. and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyndol L. Young. all Of
Los Angeles, will also arrive in
time for the wedding. Mrs. Young
lis sister of Admiral Wellborn.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John Tay-
lor Selden are returning today
to Camp Lejeune, N. c., and Rear
Admiral r. o. Glover. U. S. NJ.
retired, to his home in Richmond,
Va. The Seldens and Admiral
Glover arrived in town on Friday
to attend the wedding, yesterday
of Mrs. Anna Kremer Post and
Mr.. Morgan Glover. While in
town they stayed at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Brig. Gen. Louis H. Renfrow
deputy director of selective serv-
ice. is at present on Guam and
expects to be there two weeks
more. Mrs. Renfrow did not ac-
company her husband, preferring
to remain near their son, Richard,
who is in his last year at Mary
land University.
Mrs. Renfrow recently returned
from Cape Girardeau, Mo-, where
she was the guest of their son and
daughter -in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Renfrow. She was the
former Nancy Jane Drissell of
Crystal City, Mo.
The reception and dance planned
in honor of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Eugene Foster for Friday has been
postponed until sometime in early
June.
Col. Vernon M. Bulge, new chief
OF finance estimates division, and
Mrs. Bulge, with their son Larry,
are staying at the Columbia
Heights Apartments. Arlington.
Col. Bulge is a recent graduate of
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Weddings in Offing
To Attract Visitors
New Officers at Army Finance Noted;
CoIenons Transferred to Princeton
By Evelyn M. Dent

Brig. Gen. Edwin L. Sibert, di-
rector of staff, Inter- american
Defense Board, and Mrs. Sibert
will be hosts at a reception and
garden party Tuesday. May 90,
at the headquarters of the board,
$500 Sixteenth street.
Meanwhile they are busy with
the preparations for their daugh-
ter Miss Laura c. Sibert's we'd
ding June 8 to Capt. Albert Cow
per Smith. jr., who at present is
in Panama on duty with the
armed forces.
MRS. Peter c. Haynes, wife Of
Col. Haynes. entertained yester-
day at q kitchen shower, and on
June z Mrs. William Ennis. wife
of Col. Ennis, will be hostess at
supper for the wedding party.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Smith are
coming from Fort Sheridan, ILL.,,
and will stay at Fort Myer where
they will be joined by their son,
and it is hoped his brother, Capt.
Robert Smith. who is at present
in Korea.
Capt. and Mrs. William c. ST.
bert. with William. jr., are ex-
pected from Fort Bragg. N. c.,
where Capt. Sibert is attached to
the 82d Airborne Division. Mrs.
Sibert will be matron of honor +or
her sister-in-law. Mr.. Sioert, jr.,
who is with the Bankers Trust
in New York, will be at home for
his sisters wedding.
Other out-of town visitors are
Miss Martha Chaplin of Crosse
Point. Mich, and Miss Martha
Moore Of Ardsley Park, N. Y, who
together with Miss Ada Lou
Haynes and Miss Kathleen Ennis,
will be in the wedding.
Another service set wedding
which will bring many out-of-
town guests is Miss Marilyn Well
born's marriage on June Is to
Midshipman George F. Yoran.
Miss Wellborn is the daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
Wellborn and Midshipman Yoran
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the Army Finance School. His
previous duty station was as staff
finance officer. Ryukynus COM
mand. Okinawa.
1t. Col. Richard Clynes is now
chief of travel and transportation
in the Office of the Chief of FL
nance. He was recently presented
the Bronze Star Medal for his
participation in the Korean area
from July. 1850. to April, 1851.
Col. and Mrs. Clynes have an
apartment at Belleview boulevard,
Alexandria. Their son Richard,
jr.. is at the University of Della
ware and their daughter. Mary,
attends Madison College, Harri-
sonburg. Va.
1t. Col. John r. Fox has arrived
in town and has taken an apart
ment at the Cambridge. His new
assignment is with the Office of
the Chief of Finance. Col. Fox
no doubt will be added to many
hostess list Of eligible bachelors.
Maj. Carl P. N. Jensen, recently
recalled to active duty, was for
merly tax attorney and instruc-
tor at Southeastern and American
Universities. He also has Joined
the Finance Office staff.
Maj. and Mrs. Jensen, with their
daughter Christina Eve, live at
1928 Lyons lane, Alexandria.
Capt. James w. Barnes has
arrived from Fort Mcpherson. Ga,
for duty with the Army finance
office. Before his recall he was
vice president of the National
Bank Of Commerce, Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. Barnes and their small son
Jimmy will remain at their home
in Jackson until Capt. Barnes
finds suitable accommodations.
Mrs. Guy c. Leavitt, wife of
1t. Comdr. Leavitt, who is at the
moment on duty in Mediterranean
waters aboard the U. S. s. Colum-
bia. has spent the winter with her
parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Frank H. Dean.
Mrs. Leavitt, together with their
children Guy. jr.. and Elaine will
move into her own home this week
at the Bradley Boulevard Apart
ments.
Mrs. Norman Sillin entertained
on Thursday from to 8 O'Clock
in her home. Among her guests
were Mrs. David M. Schlatter. wife
of Maj. Gen. Schlatter, both of
whom were very popular here
when the general was on duty in
the Washington area. and Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. John Sessums. all
of Wright Field, Ohio.
Miss Judy Sillin, their daughter
entertained her classmates al
Holton Arms on Friday afternoon
at the Army Navy Country Club
Mrs. w. A. johnson of Texas
City, Tex, will return to her home
at the end of the month after
visiting her son-in-law and daugh.
ter, Col. and Mrs. Frederick E
Calhoun.
Col. William F. Coleman, All
Force Personnel Planning Division
has received orders to report tt
Princeton University in June. Mrs
Coleman and their daughter, Miss
Nancy Coleman will accompan.
him. Their son, Mr.. Lamar Cole.
man. is a first-year man at VM1
Mrs. w. w. Damn. wife o1
Comdr. Damn, U. S. N, Is return.
ing home on Saturday from Lin
coin, Nebr.. where she has spent
several weeks at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w
Roach.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
NATIONAL GIRLS
BASEBALL
LEAGUE HAS
FIRST NEGRO

CHICAGO - (ANP) - The
National Girls Baseball league,
this week, fielded its first Negro
player, Miss Betty Chapman,
newly signed outfielder. with the
Music Maids.
In her debut Wednesday night,
Miss Chapman drove in her
teams only runs with two singles
but the Music Maids lost 4 to 2
to the Bluebirds.
Miss Chapman is a junior at
the Illinois State Normal coll
lege. She is 20, weighs 205 lbs,
and stands S feet Z inches tall. A
resident of Glencoe, Ill, Betty is
at home either in the outfield or
behind the plate. She is long
ball hitter.
Owner of the club is M. F.
Darling. He said the signing of
Miss Chapman climaxes several
months of searching for talent
among colored girls.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
JUDGES TO PICK
GARDEN WINNERS

CHICAGO - (ANP) - Resi-
dents of IS city low-rent hous-
ing projects were busy sprucing
up their lawns and flower gar
dens for final inspection by
judges who will select the best
looking project. q
The winner will be announced
at the second annual Chicago
Housing authority Flower festi-
val, July 20, at Altgeld Gardens,
a project occupied by Negroes.
Mayor Martin H. Kennedy will
present the Babette Stiefel
award to the project which was
presented the best all-around ap-
pearance, and has done the best
job in developing a good COM
munity program during the year.
A feature of the occasion will
be a parade of 200 costumed
children. A country fair atmos-
phere will prevail with flowers,
handicrafts, and photographs
displayed in decorated booths.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
Poetic Thanks

BY William Henry Huff
He thanks you for that fragrant
rose,
How sweet of you to bring it;
A thousand thanks to you he
owes
Your praise he'll ever sing it:
He thanks you for those words
of cheer,
How kind of you to speak
them;
Such helpful words he loves to
hear
Though never does he seek
them;
He thanks you for that smile you
brought,
You'd make a dungeon sunny
And take this as an after thought
You're sweeter for thou honey.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
TWO NEGROES
AMONG Is BOYS
WHO VISIT
WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON - (ANP) -
Two Negro boys were among the
group of Is youngsters who were
guests Of President Truman at
the White House, Thursday.
The group, consisting of IL
American boys and six Danish
lads, are attending a summer
camp on Danish-American
form in Springfield, Pa. The
youngsters came to Washington
this week for a two-day sight
seeing tour as guests of the DAN
ish Embassy.
Upon their arrival in Washing
ton, Wednesday, their first So
cial function was a picnic at
Rock Creek Park, to climax a
day of sight seeing.
Wednesday night they were
Continued on page nAne)
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
VETS OF 761st TO
MEET IN DETROIT

DETROIT - (ANP) - Mem
bers of the famous World War II
761st Tank Battalion will con-
verge upon the Motor City Aug.
"a for their third annual reunion
with two important items on
their agenda to supplement their
intentions of having a good time.
Building of a $35, memorial
for 761st tankers who died in
World War II is one item, and
the possible opening of the doors
Of the Association to permit mem
bership of all Negro combat vet
Grams is the other. At present only
tankers and former tankers are
members.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
CALYPSO TO
SWEEP u. s. LOUIS
JORDAN PREDICTS

NEW YORK, NY. - Calypso
music may soon sweep the United
States if the predictions of band
leader Louis Jordan prove cor
rect. Jordan, long an admirer of
West Indian folk music, suggest
ed this week that America is ripe
for a calypso vogue.
Calypso music is here to stay"
said Jordan. "I'm also convinced
that the few calypso hits that
have appeared in the past five
years have barely scratched the
surface. There's a wonderful flu
ture for this kind of music heKe."
AS proof of the ready response
in the U. S. to good calypso tunes,
Jordan pointed to his fast-selling
current recording of "You Will
Always Have A Friend" COM
posed by Trinidad-born Joe Will
loughby. Early reports from rec
ord dealers throughout the coun-
try indicate that this tune might
outsell the sensational "Run Joe,"
the second most successful of
Louis Jordan's calypso creations.
Over 100000 copies of run Joe"
have already been sold by Dec
ca Records.
Since his fabulous success with
Stone Cold Dead in the Mar
ket" in 1916, Jordan has been
experimenting with the calypso
form. Jordan's record of "Stone
Cold" made with singer Ella
Fitzgerald topped the million
mark in sales.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
N. Y. GRID GIANTS
TO PLAY IN
SOUTH

NEW YORK - (ANP) - For
the first time in their q years,
the New York Giants football
team will play exhibition games
in the south this year. Three
games are scheduled, one in Dali
las, one in Memphis and one in
Birmingham. This means that
defensive stars Emlen Tunnel,
rated one of the greatest backs
in the stop-em end of the game,
and Stonewall Jackson, a burly
fullback, will have a chance to
display their grid tactics too to
the delight of Negro football,
fans.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
LEE TO ENTER
u. OF OKLA.
MED. SCHOOL
BY Flossie Thompson

OKLAHOMA CITY - CAMP
The name of Daniel Webster Lee
Jr., appeared on the list of new
students of the medical school Of
the University of Oklahoma.
Lee a graduate of Langston
university, class of 1851, will be
the first Negro to enter the med-
ical school at the University Of
Oklahoma.
Lee is the son of Mrs. E. K.
Lee, head of commercial cookery
at Langston university.
Officials announced through
press reports and radio broad
casts that there will be no segre-
cation in the medical school.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
Hairston MoUes
Up To Chisox

CHICAGO - (ANP) - A
second Negro team mate has been
added to the speediest club in
baseball, the go, Go White SoX"
of Chicago. He is catcher Sam
Hairston, promoted from the
Sacramento Solons of the Class
AAA Pacific Coast league.
HairSton reported last Thurs
day to help the ailing Sox
catching corps. First and second
stringers Phil Mast and Gus Mia
hos were out because of injuries.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-07-28
BUDDY YOUNG
SIGNS WITH N. Y.

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Claude
Buddy Young, explosive scat
back of the New York Yanks,
signed his contract last week to
play this year. This is the fifth
season for the former University
of Illinois star who has seen SER
vice under two top coaches as a
member of the YankS.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

$12.950. Immaculate. modern. 2
bedrm. bungalow; reception hall,
large liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
kit. bath; storage attic. Full bsmt.
Oil h,-w.h. Det. garage. Approx. IA
acres. Main hwy, 2 Minis. walk to
stores and B. 81 O.. commuter sta
tion. An excel. value. Substantial
cash necessary. EARL T. WRIGHT,
WI. 690O; ewes. LO. b-4055. II
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FROM PRIVATE OWNER - Nearby
Virginia. 3-bedrm. brick house. Cash
above trust. Write Box 375-S. Star.
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1St n; reasonable rental. RA. 1101,
TU 1910. a
CENTRAL SILVER SPRING - Two
rms, pvt. ofhce and lsyatory. s413
Ga: ave. 81. 1899. Il
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th ST. NV,
one door of Columbia rd.-Entire
End floor; 3 rooms and bath. TIE.
1857. II
DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire floor, suit
able for offlces: 2 lge.- rms l small
rrm.; pvt; bath. $1O0, utils. furn.
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ARLINGTON
REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
ARLINGTON
FAIRFAX COUNTY

AURORA HILLS, Southern Colonial
3 large bedrooms, pine-paneled space
for 2 more; den. recreation rn.,
several baths. tiled roof. very at
tractive grounds. S42,500.
HIGHLAND PARK. unusually large
brick Colonial at $25.750. On 125x
125 corner lot with recr. rm.. sun
porch. baths, many other Tea
MCLEAN AREA, brand-new masonry
and stucco rambler. with garage. on
u acre, excellent location with sub
urban atmosphere and all modern
services. $4,000, $4,000. down.
KEY BRIDGE AREA bedrooms,
living room, dining room, equipped
kitchen and breakfast nook: full
basement, all for $14,750. Excel
OFF i' LoRcoM LANE bedrms.. 2
baths, living room. dining room,
kitchen, full basement, hot-water
heat. S14,S00. Good terms.
EAST FALLS CHURCH---All-brick 2
bedrm. bungalow. full basement
attic storage. $4,000 cash required |.
Total only S13.950.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
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REAL
GEORGE

It really is just that! wonderful
neighborhood; beautiful back yard
with barbecue pit. garage and side
screened porch besides the following
features: liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
rm.. kit. equipped with stove, refgr..
Bendix and dishwasher. bedrm. or
and full bath on 2nd. Also full
heated bsmt. with asphalt tile floor
and acoustic tile ceiling. This is a
good buy. Substantial cash required.
Town g. Country Realty Co.
1928 Wilson Blvd.
OW 400 O till O OW Q40R
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STORES FOR RENT

1908 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W:-N.E.
1-story bldg, about 40x100, with
adj pvt. parking lot. OF approx.
100 10000 So Sc f.; drive,in in snd entrances
An outstanding location; possession
tenant. H. V.L Vc.L1FFoRp BANGS. 200
InysStment 3 B!dg;; NE YITy 024Q; .nS ~
stls and 5 g. .10c store items; also
stand for meats, produce or bakery.
Phone MARKET MANAGER. DI.
sToRE. next door Kopy Kat. suitable
any type business. I'll H st. re.
DOWNTOWN CORNER. 10th and
N. Y. ave. n.w,-Suitable for store;
ShoWrSGmM CsI MR. Ssa surLER aysiifs5s mE sg5 ApTi
NV. 1,400 So. It. on one Of Wash
1929 .; th i5th ST 81, N;WW;m16xs5. SW;In oss5 ss5'
ARLINGTON Nv. 4 1; Shopping
small service business, lodge, etc;
29x5o; fronting highway. WRENNN,
NV NV STORES available March Is.
suitable for florist, women's wear or
MfLToN i1Tey fE1j F. RuPPERT. TT f5ii c"s0t. K st.
NV, DI. 5015, EN-. 54O7. Il
14th ST. Mr.. PARK RD. N.W.-De-
sirable location for dress shop, mil
linery, florists. or any retail bust
HYATTSVILLE-Sto or ONCE. $40
mo-; includes heat. ERWIN REALTY
CO., HY. 1884. -2S
Sc CARROLL AVE, TAX. Park. Md
radio. Call DE. e464 or TU. 1890.
DOWNTOWN zeal 11th st. NV.
Air conditionsd; low rent. RA. 1101.
To. 1910. -
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VICTOR BUILDING

(Conttnued On Next Pe9sD
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

FROM PRIVATE OWNER - Nearby
Virginia. 3-bedrm. brick house. Cash
above trust. Write Box 375-S. Star.
MODERN clean 2 or 3-bedrm. nome
in convenient Sc. or nearby Mary
MRS. COX, vi. 8136 or Ii. $3.50.
HAVE DISCRIMINATING client for
large interesting old townhouse in
Kalorama or Dupont Circle area;
Client win consider ,aSt renting and
location and price. HU; 92s1. %
sunsalos, B. 9. or Md. large loi.
Will Vii PAY PAY ALI &c CASH for your home,
ssso Shts eTe eT e0ie5sa ov soss sss fsse Ex ssss
2-BEDRM. and 2-bath br. det. home.
in NV. AL cash. around S23 900.
Give full details. Box 24s-s. Star.
WE CAN SELL your house in any
@ 6ave o. bssn the city % ghte .nd or seSc
houses in the District Of Columbia
for many years, and we are prob
ably better qualified to handle your
property for you. II you wish quick
and satisfactory results. call A.. H.
F. 5AEkEH g. 4frrEx "a segs soss Ss "a As 2sss ken
I WILL PAY You CASH today for
your home. In any location. Imme-
diate action!. RE 2201. 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the SAFE
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
cali r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
S0S North Capitol. MA. $3.50 Free
appraisals Results since 1919
WOULD LIKE TO BUY from owner
small house, Montgomery Co. or
D. c.. cash above trust. STROUP,
GE Abs.
WE HAVE CASH customer for 3 or
4 bedroom brick home within 5
blocks Of 5th and Sheridan SITS. NV.
KIRKs REALTY CO.. HO. .677s;
ewes RA S3S6 p
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ssan cooled g. Das az anSes swM'dsEn ss sase AIT
$500 VI. net. We also offer on
Eye st. near 18th NV, larger mod
ern air-cooled elev. bldg. with tirst-
class leases crossing over $4,000
per W. To inspect. call DRURY
MI, 1000; ewes. EN-. 1886, Wo.
2 APT BLDGs.-5 and 8 units. re-
good income; price. $4,000 for
both; terms may be arranged. NO.
67S2 i,Sr Tu. 11so; nsS sundaysi aayyd,t,on. low
NEW STORE, 25x96. ten-year lease
to responsible tenant at $4,000 yr.
Tenant pays all expenses. Low
price for this hard to find type @ Of
TASEH 1nysftReRi REALTY 81. grneaRaam s4ss. WIN
family brick duplex. Full bsmt.; oil
price. $21. 800. ENTERPRISE REAL
TY CO., EX. 34OO; eyes,. GE. 5711.
rHREE-FAMILY, Takoma Park. This
is real bargain; det, brick. lust lust
down. DO RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
SH. 1103 till 8.
Takoma Park. A
most attrac. det. brick prop. con-
with sep. thermostats; over $4,000
annual income. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, SH 1103 till 9.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS DUPLEX
Semidet. brick; 4 units; can be pur-
chased with $500 cash; asking
price, S22, 500; will show approx.
15ec return on investment. BER-
ENTER & CO.. Realtors. ia. 1880
It'll p m -2S
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. Cont J
ARLINGTON
FALLS CHURCH
RAMRT ,ERS

(a) $17.4OO; 8 .bedrms.. 3rd bedrm.
paneled, tiled bath, charming, spa
cious liv. rm. with floor to ceiling
flrepl., modern dining area. dream
kit. with all the latest eauipment.
az sboSe except 4 Anoss IS white feen1iss bree
acre lot and rear porch partly in
(c) $20,e5o, The 3 bedrms,. are
larger in this and there is bsmt.
with utils. and "a bath.
(d2 , $s2.95o; Outside side .,,c compiesely nnasMa
separate din. rm., all modern equip.
ment in kit; full bsmt. with n
bath; Lear att. gar; lot over Ha-
(e5 S23.5oo A little past Falls
Church on ia acres and de luxe
house with wishing well in front
. yard breezeEay and att; att. gar gar .,,dG In
bath on 1st fir., there is q. full
bsmt. with bath and partitioned
for recr. rm. with extra firepl.
G S24.950. Super de. luxe, 3 bed
rms. and tiled baths. step down
liy; rm;. approx: & e #. long, stone stone
in Stone hover, box, separate gin;
space; full bsmt. planned for recr.
rm., firepl. and glass brick bar.
(g) $40. 800. Carriage trade ram,
bier with 8 bedrms. and Q tiled
baths. huge beautiful liy: rm; with
beautiful work-saving kit. giant-size
porch with a view of the river; l.
car att. gar; lge. bsmt.
Some Of these ramblers are being
lived in by the owners. Others are
in various stages Of construction.
Please make appt. to inspect these
Evening star., 1951-02-28

MODERN clean 2 or 3-bedrm. nome
in convenient Sc. or nearby Mary
land location. Have substantial cash.
MRS. cox, vi. S136 or Ii. $3.50.
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COLORADO BLDG,

District National Bldg.
1406 G st n.w.-Redecorated suite
Of 900 50. it., available Immediately:
monthly. Apply to superintendent,
or call
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY CO.
AID $500 -2S
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT


Mr.. I4th AND IRVING SITS. NV
1st commercial. 1st floor, ideal for
electrical shop. office use, plus liv-
ing quarters; SIS mo. RE. 07Sl. TR.
1882 N. Y. AyE.-2O, 900 so. it., first
commercial; freight and passenger
elevators. rear loading dock; in the
heart of the business district. Avail
100 SO. Fl. OFFICE SPACE. plus 500
So. #. dry fluorescent lighted bsmt.,
with outside entrance, parking for
20 cars; 3-phase 1o0-amp. elec.
service; End commercial; on arterial
ST.; corner, suitable for distributor
or related business. S125 per mo.
AP 0464, or your own realtor. -2S
LARGE USED CAR LOT, Allison st.
and Arkansas ave; available at
once. Apply r. S. NASH, HO. 06S2.
so Florida avenue ne. %
Evening star., 1951-02-28
ALEXANDRIA
ROSEMONT AREA
FOUR BEDROOMS
2S-FT. LIV. RIM. WITH FIREPL.

ONLY S16.95U
An older house. Substantial mason
ry in construction is offered in this
excellent residential area within
center with playground. and other
conveniences The first floor has
the large living room. dining room,
a spacious well-arranged sunshiny
kitchen, TWO bedrooms, bath and
porch. There are two large bed
rooms on second floor. Full base
ment with oil hot water heat, good
level yard; garage; liberal financ-
ing Please call Mrs. Cushard. OR.
4232 or WI. 1857. 3
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INVEST. pRoP.-sALE Cont,

N.w.-MoDERN 13-UNIT BLDG.
bldg. AL apis. are large and well
planned, consisting of 2 bedrms.
each; prewar frozen rentals; prop
erty in excel. cond.; priced far be-
low reproduction costs. BERENTER
Evening star., 1951-02-28

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
LOT DOWNTOWN-Fringe area. suit
able for parking about so cars, not
too far from office; or store suitable
for office. containing approx. $50
So. it.; responsible company will
consider long-term lease. MIR.
SWITKES. Ii. 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
NEIGHBORHOOD
pTTTIIRECnIIE HOMES

FICI IUfSEO<ZUE I1OMEIO
Cape Cod home with modern
touch"; center entrance, 33-ft. liv
rm. dining room combination, set
of by extra lge. picture window
or bedrm. and la bath; ''home
and garden" kitchen with built-in
cabinets. lots of counter area and
dining space; upstairs are 2. twin
bedrms; many extra lge.. closets,
full tile bath; bsmt. is we'll lighted
rm. and outside entrance; we'll
manicured, level lot; $4,000. In.
Productions to this property by
appt only. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1853 Lee Hwy. off Glebe Rd. oW.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1855, WA. 1857
Open 8 I'LL 8
BRICK HOME

Lovely 31a-bedrm. lone; 2 bedrms.,
uv. rm., din. rm., bath on 1st A.;
lovely lot with dble. gar; very good
condition. For quick sale. $4,000.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Two-bedrm bungalow; liv. rm., di-
nette, tile bath, oil heat, full! bsmt.
with finished recr. rm. 11,500.
UN. 1888; eyes,. Greenbelt S442.
FINCHAM g. CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1951-02-28
GI-$25O DOWN

GI-$250 DOWN
3cvely 2-bedrm. bungalow with lge.
fayments less than $50 mo, TN.
1888; ewes, Greenbelt S442.
FINCHAM & CO., Realtors