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pie; department of rural church
work; the summer student pro-
gram, work among the silent peo-
pie; schools for preachers and dea-
cons; assistance to Negro Baptist
Convention; and student work
among the $4,000 Baptist students
in the colleges and universities,
etc.
With such an outreaching pro-
gram to execute, North Carolina
Baptists have set up for them
selves goal of $150,O0O in special
State Mission offerings in the
months of September and October
of this year, over and above the
anticipated regular offerings made
in the churches through the Coop
erative Program in the local
churches. The State Convention
hopes to receive about $150,000
from its share of Cooperative Pro-
gram offerings and another $780,
900 from the offerings promoted by
the organizations of the Woman's
Missionary Union in September;
and to climax the final goal or to-
tai of the 100000 needed for all
it's manifold work in the State, the
1900 Sunday schools are being
asked to give 100000 in a great
State Mission offering October %.
There is pressing need at pres
ent for about $4,000 to buy lots
where new churches ought to be
established, and another $4,000
above what is now being received
for State Missions to supplement
the salaries of pastors to work in
and develop these newer churches
in needy places until they become
self-supporting. This in most
cases happens in short while and
then as strong churches they them
selves begin to give to missions,
thereby helping still others to be-
come established.
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$4,000 Baptists in all it's counties.
Yet with some areas thin in
Baptist population, and others
heavily developed in spots, almost
unlimited evangelistic and mission
airy opportunities abound. North
Carolina has witnessed remark
able growth of Baptist forces in
recent years, until now one-half of
all the church members of every
denomination combined in all the
State are Baptists. The Baptist
State Convention, faced with such
unparalleled opportunities for
growth, spearheads its work of
expansion and development of new
churches through its far flung pro-
gram of State Missions.
This vast program embraces
eighteen activities, such as Sunday
school work; Training Union work;
summer assemblies; evangelism,
purchase of lots for new church.
es; aid to pastors in needy fields;
support of the Allied Church Lea
que; work among the Indian peo-
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sYice-president; Betsy Midget, Sec
lretary; Thelma Jean Williams,
INice- president. High School-Marie
Etheridge, Manteo, president; ELL
wood Pridgen, Mays Head, vice
president; Eleanor Douglas, Man
teo, secretary; Jackie Cox, Man
teo, program chairman.
The following schedule for All
Clubs is announced for October:
Manteo, Monday, October /, 9Th
and 9Th Jr., 9:30 am; 7th and 9Th,
1850 am; ST., $40 pm. Kitty
Hawk, Wednesday, October 8, Jr.,
$3.50 am. ST., 1890 am. Wanchese,
Monday, November 8, $3.50 am.
Manns Harbor, Tuesday, November
9 at 100 pm. Buxton, Wednesday,
October "a, Jr., $3.50 am; ST.,
1000 am. Hatteras, Thursday,
October Is at $50 am. Avon, Fri
day, October &c at $3.50 am.
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ing of "The Lost Colony" from
Roanoke Island or the allowing of
a second company presentation
would invoke upon the present
Board of Directors a greater re-
sponsibility than they should be ex-
pected to carry or which they now
seem willing to carry. In plain
language, if the second presenta-
ton were success then the criti-
cisms listed above might be so
thoroughly mitigated as to be for
gotten. But if by any chance the
second presentation should Drove a
failure and North Carolina should
suffer from the fears intimated
above, there would be no end to
the feeling appropriately placed
that the present Board of Direc-
tors was responsible for this diff
Guilty and the ultimate defeat of
the entire idea.
In light of these five things, tine
Committee does not feel thar the
proposition should be accepted.
There has been an extremely
wholesome reaction from people of
the entire State, and particularly
from Dare County, emphasizing 4
desire to guarantee for the Roa-
noke Island Historical Association
and "The Lost Colony" a new Wig
orous support that will perpetnate
its presentation in North Carolina,
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SWAN QUARTER NEWS

MT. ana MRS. II. a. Williams at
tended the meeting Of the Demo
cratic Women of the First Con-
gressional District held in Wash
ington, N. C. Wednesday.
Tom Sanderson Of New Holland
was a business visitor here Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Ernest Fisher of SHADES.
vile is spending some time with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Baum.
Mrs. Edna o. Cuthrell was a
visitor in Washington Tuesday.
Bob Burrus, Jr., of Arlington,
Va, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Bur-
rus.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Williams and
son, Tom, returned to their home
in Washington, D. c., Tuesday af-
ter spending a few days with the
o. l.. Williams. Mrs. Williams ac-
companied them home for short
stay.
Rouse Lupton visited in Wash
ington, N. c.. Tuesday.
Miss Aleph Cason and Miss
Helen Lavender were business
visitors in Engelhard wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Williams have
had as their summer guests their
children and grandchildren as fol-
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy WI
liams and children of Engelhard,
N. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Mcdonald
and son, Bobby, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Mincher and children of
Franklin, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Cahoon and children of Ports
mouth, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubugg
and children. Mary Hugh, Libby
Sue and Bobby of Roanoke Rapids,
Mrs. Ina Ellerton and daughter,
Margaret Ann, of Greenville, Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Mallard and chill
dren of Wilmington, N. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Jenkins of Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Branner and
children of Richmond, Va, Mr..
and Mrs. Llopd Williams of Green.
vile, N. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hold.
ges of California and. Capt. r. D.
Williams, Jr., of SCOTS Hill, Ill.
Clyde Potter of Belhaven was
a visitor here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Tunnel visi.
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lee Tunnel
in Weeksville last weekend.
Miss Helen Lavender of Lake
Landing was a business visitor
here Monday.
Thad Brown of Norfolk, va,
spent the weekend here with re.
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Cochran and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Worrell attend
ed the Carolina-State game at
Chapel Hill Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Boomer returned
home Saturday after spending a
week with Mrs. Marie Scott and
Mrs. Walt Holly in Riverdale, Nd.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Holly accom-
panied her home and returned to
Riverdale Sunday.
Miss Neva Harper of Fremont
and Roanoke Rapids and Miss Ma
rie Lewis of Fremont spent the
weekend with friends at the o.
Neal Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Darden of
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chairman.
Kitty Hawk Sr.-Narma Spruill,
president; Bryan Meekins, vice
president; Dawn Tillett, secretary;
Janelle Haywood Program chair
man.
Manns Harbof Rita Sutton,
president; Esther Daugherty, vice.
president; Marcelene Cahoon, sec
rotary; Hope Ambrose, program
chairman. #
Manteo 9Th and 9Th Mike Jones,
president; David Wescott, vice.
president; Janet WescottS score
tary; Becky Moulson, program
chairman. 7th and sth--J. D. Simp-
son, president; Arthur Johnson,
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Como spent Sunday with Mrs. w.
H. Langston. Mrs. Clyde Smith
who has been the house guest of
her sister. Mr.. Langston, returned
to Como with the Dardens Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grant and
Mrs. H. E. Griffin were shoppers
in Washington Saturday.
Miss Rosanna Barnes of Colds
boro is spending some time in
Swan Quarter working toward the
development of SOME phase of the
Presbyterian Church work.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Baum and
children, Walter and Nancy of
Lake Landing visited Mr.. and Mrs.
R. G. Baum Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Mann and
children of Burgaw and Engelharl
were visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jones of
Fairfield were business visitors in
Swan Quarter Friday.
Misses Pearl Sadler and Alma
Lee Cathey motored to Engelhard
Wednesday night.
Rev. E. B. Shuler who has been
holding a series of meetings at
the Providence Methodist church
in Swan Quarter, left for his home
in Williamson Saturday.
Mrs. Bina Roberts was a bust
ness visitor in Goldsboro Thurs
dap.
Mrs. E. E. Crabtree, Mrs. Clyde
Smith, Miss Aleph Cason and Mrs.
w. H. Langston were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. viii
liams Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Floyd Sawyer and Mrs. Ce-
ell Jones of Leechville were bust
ness visitors here Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Edmonds
and daughter have moved from
Fairfield to Swan Quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Blake and
children, Gus and Alethia, spent
the weekend with relatives in
Morehead.
Mrs. John Lupton, Mrs. z. v.
Hayes, Mrs. Sam Boomer and
Misses Ella and Grace Berry at
tended the Bake Sale" at Engel-
hard Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Clifton and daughter,
Ann, of Washington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Jarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Boomer and
children of Arlington. Va, were !
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nit Cahoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hodges, Mr..
and Mrs. Bryce Creole and Mrs. !
John Jarvis attended the dog races
at Moyock Saturday night.
Mrs. w. H. Boomer who has
been visiting in Richmond return
ed home Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Linwood Brinson accompanied her
home for a short stay. |
Mrs. B. w. Williams, Mrs. E. E.
and Mrs. W. H. Langs-
ton were shoppers in Washington
Mrs. Una Jones of Washington
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Tunnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balance and |
daughter, Barbara, of Norfolk, Va,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and !
Mrs. Harvey Caravan.
Mrs. Harry Davis of Elizabeth
City was a visitor here Monday. |!
Mrs. Alton Sawyer is spending
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greed to contact local business
firms in efforts to raise the neces-
sary budget.
During the meeting a resume of
Chamber of Commerce activities
since May 8, was given by A. H.
Ward and Aycock Brown, mana
ger of the organization. Archie
Burrus gave a concise report of
the financial condition of the or
ganization during the period.
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some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood Sawyer in Smithtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Spencer, Miss
Mildred Spencer, Mrs. Ruby Wat
son, and Miss Lola watson were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Creole in sladesville sun
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Armstrong
Of Manteo spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Matus Armstrong.
The ladies Of the Community
surprised Mrs. G. H. Caravan Last
Saturday when they presented her
"a canned goods shower honoring
her birthday.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

NICELY FURNISHED private Of
RECEPTION ROOMS Ss TTehIsasiUn TeIephonsn apsRer sRaT
Ing Ing service. $40 per mo. Telephon,
FSSE ~ Sd5E ''Se ROOMS: @ lavstory, on M tirs
PSarmaeeeey PGSI eey epes5isrt next do91 96, HamitoI
other profession; sS5 mo. mo ISS.Gr For moG; q
information call MI. 6I36. 10
l1Oi VERMONT AVE.-Second floor
will remodel and air-cool for office,
10 suit responsible tenant. ST. 1920
BOND BLDG, s.w. corner 14th st
vacancies now available in thi: E
SEen-located bldg. Single rms. al
30 and S65; dble. rms. at S105
sM snq q Sd25. ~ KAss-BERGER. INC,
AIExaN6klA.. lie asHSi 2416 Mt Vernon .v.
single; modern building; parkine
iot. Suitable for business or pro.
esf eR11ArEs "a si5s ofFiCEss TE sSa al
nished: r-conditioned buildings;
DENTIST OFFICE, 1673 PARK I'd
Can H. 9 SMITHY CO, ST. 1900
S05l GEORGIA AVE- rms. also
9Vttor 9Vt BATH at a.,e; excellent for colored
GE9KSIA I6SIAa AyE: and Kennedy st. NV,
AIR CONDITIONED c Century faGy' Build.
ing. 4l2 9TH st NV. opposite Mu-
nlclpal Court; Offices available in
S4s to $3.50. Parking Space SPACE avail S
able. THos. J. FISHER & CO, INC.
IDEAL LOCATION for doctor, dentist
lst commercially; in excellent NV.
,SSs sessi99; 9sth H9T sx 4os,D. :,d star. star. 10.
conn. AND S N.W.-oface SPACE:
800 So. #. asphalt tile floor. Tese-
phone and secretarial service avail
a6iei a66oi Good parking facilities. DE
DENTIST OFFICE in large apt. bldg. :;
SoRETsk9R Pea f ks9R0%n Y s6Esa bE apt }Hc E1S HAIRY
rWonnKHM. II nH 6fr1SEo SAi Sfo6; verv ntc.,v t,,rn
vic. 9th and New York; k rent. ius3j So
rent desk at SEQ mo. BOX 7l-E,
CLUB ROOMS. office space: low rent:
: St oright 3 rooms. End floor. 1896 n
) Ice. RMS. Sc, near Library of
Congress-Fine for lawyers and in
surance office or photographer's
quarters. Call GE. 6776 or AT.
1917 18th N.W.-ofices in newly
improved bldg, SIS month up. Also
SPACE FOR RENT lee.
mo. n Apply TiiE Al ARDEN CO, CO &s9 sss Sfh Sfh
LAW lIN OFFICE. choice loc.. 72e jack
use Use RECEIPT. rm.; rvt. phone. Ma.
IR. WASH. CATH, s711 Macomb mbl st
n-w.-Ent. 2nd f.. pvt. bath. fine
estrtcted loc. for dentist for pcdiat-
rist. beauty, or health salon, ladies
SD speciality shop etc. Price, $50, peri
call NEWsoM. lilo H st. ne. Ii.
III osHi sth ST. N.w.-shop or oil ONCE
space; entire 1St fl. with full bsmt
Parking place in rear; all util. Long
lease reduced to $50 mo See any
Time; cas MR.. DAVID, RA. G912, Ma.
WEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-ofiee suite
on 3rd A.; $50 So it, with 2 rooms.
ant Cali Ma. s4sS. " -' '
SHARE beautiful corner office con-
sisting of rms, street floor; lge
window: furn. or unfurn See MR.
GREENBAUM. 1914 K st. NV.
SMALL OFFICE in heart Of Silver
Spring: private parking facilities. |
S35 mo. Call SH. 349O.
1923 18th ST. N.W.-2nd H.. . lge |
rms. and bath; plate glass display
window; immed. occup.; S1O0 mo.
Apply LEO. M. BERNSTEIN 4 CO, |
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 54OO. |
bath; excellent for comb. studio and
liv:. qtrs.; office and living qtrs., etc.
Can ME. b400. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
q CO.. Realtors. 'i415 K st. NV.
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EARNS

NEAR MARYLAND UNIV.-Beautiful
farm, 6 acres. 9 rooms. modern CON
BRILEY REALTY Co. uN. rTs9 i174
I21 ACRES, good Groom house, ex-
nee9eE eslIens barn ca and pSpa eSssyildings near
a6-ACRE RETIREMENT EETiRiRSIs r. FARM RMio g..
room house. farm bldgs.. electricity:
mi from Georgetown yacht basin.
Kent Co.. Md. Call Ashton 2179.
FARM WANTED. with or without fS
buildings, within 90 miles of b. c.
FA. $3.50 or 81. 1897. ia
500 DOWN, $40 MO. buys for ST, 900
Al acres young pine timber; spring.
creek: power line; within $50 yds. Of
hhar9 hG r1ad ga and bus. II mi. south of
500 Down, $40 MO. buys for sI,33eo
6S acres woodland; fronts ON Q State
roads; power line; near church ano
S SsSrei spring. Louisa County. Va.
OLD STONE colaane,a, Mae
lines. .36'' walls. high ceilings. orig @
inal floors; situated on high knoll.
mountatn ni view in all directions;
Shenandoah River; good basement ut
sas sSss' 'Soo, Soo tn 6HHoMAs MAS AND CO. Pair
RURAL RETREAT@Few miles from
Colonial Beach; SO acres, good s.
rm. house; stream: So, ,750. reas
terms JAMES E. MAHONEY. HU.
as ACRES. 7-room house, bath tho and
eiee.; needs some yepair: plenty OF
ontbuildings in good repair. SIO.5OO.
FRED B. Cr1SHMAN. $40 Frederick
I,.s%,G ave., Gsithersburg. Phone 300.
WHITE OR COLORED-Near Lynch
nrrg, va. 6-room house; open fire-
plum pilunTbins: =. electricity and phone;
acres land. Box 4I5-p % Star 10.|
100 acres; orchards
streams, rich fertile soil and wooded
areas; adjoining Fork Union Mill
tary Academy property; 10-rm.
INV. heater. slate roof. driveway
to Route 10: $4,000 terms. II
required. Phone TO. 6655. ii
DAMASCUS FARM of about so acres
being sold to close an estate; up-to-
date Groom home with bath and
INV. heat: large bank barn. all
other necessary bldgS. in top condi-
ton; can be, purchased as a going
lar sarm my Nth all sauigmseInt and stock
21S4. with RIPLEY & RoMER.
LOUDOUN coUNTY-stock farm. 27oI
acres; goo acres clear; water in all |
stoes barn; sss 900. terms. PETERS
KGALIYd Eaad F9oaM aMacLean' "a. Phone Elm-'
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Mr.. 18th & CONN. AVE
DESK SPACE

DESK 5Saz d,e SPACE f FOR RENT-Barr
and K. New. modem, attractive W
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionist switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
available Call ST. 1856
DESK SPACE with telephone service.
service available. DE. 5000. 70
DESK AVAILABLE in nice private
office. centrally located. $50 per
month. 217 Bond Bldg. -l5
PRIVATE OFFICE desk space; special
lied service for out-of- town con-
germs germs maj M address, phone, secre-
BUREAU. I'll Woodward Bldg.
FREE DESK SPACE in exchange for
limited, amount of receptionist duties.
central downtown location. EX
1161 or 81. 1888 after z.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
WE HAVE

Really unusual: six Of these q
300. They have everything includ-
ing, Bendix in kitchen.
9 bedrms. and same equipment. Sl5.-
Mighty cute and close in: 2 bed
rms. and paneled den: SIT 400.
Better see this new 2-bedrm.. all
STisk S1s ak6 II most conV' neisnoorhood'
Look ai'St' at this value; 3 bedrms. and
,bsmt.; s Of these. for ,S1S.750; .
E-nyied by your friends. you'lle be
w II you buy Il this so3 33-bedrm. one; on "a
Ready for decorating; this new 3
Arlington; only S20.950.
Sleepy Hollow section; a perfect
dream plaSe neb Ssdrns; Ssmt' Ss wte
barbecue; SS4.350.
WE ALSO HAVE
Can buy, this This 4-bsdEm.. ssei; all:bTiSs6 ! 6S6
cash. Price. S14.75o.
All shiny new. ready to move into;
$4,000; 2 bedrms. down and ex-
pandable attic,
Pgt On bs your hs and eSns S1 out T
Eat oil the floor: this one is SO
one UP. partly finished; S16.950.
Complete with rec. rm. in bsmt.: in
conv. neighborhood; bus fare zone
Older but substantial; bedrm. and
den down, and 3 lge. and 2 small
ones up; close to parochial schools;
So2950
Double size rms. with bedrm; and
conV.. osnH 1S"P to Pentason for s54.esG u.o
Surely easy TO assume q S15. .7o0.
4eo loan on this S25. 500 home: bed
rm. and n bath down. 2 bedrms.
and bath up.
NELLIE LYN
HOLLEY THOMPSON
KE. 3-5554-56: Sat, FA. s14s; Sun
dav NH 200f Ext 392 10
Evening star., 1951-06-10

By OwNER-Three-un apt. Ia
koma Park; close to bus and shop:
ping; priced at 7h times annual
rent; tenants pay light and gas.
W, Tesi BLDG, Two ra 5-room
ton; 1st time by owner. Call AL.
SMALL INVESTMENT ~ Two-family
apartment for white; rented, S75
ca; utils. incl; price $13,T50. So
7550 cash. balance one trust; I1G shows v
asS ToS, Ffssln; ssAhroR. loI Re- l1s1; MDeIa eEss
s.E.LSe% e SSSf' 5-family brk. semidet.: /
bedrm., indy. heat; $4,000; $15,-
600 cash; 20. 3,6ss9; ,,,, Ilg
nss IN good ne b.sR and enaofs Se r
hlse RRekSAN-scagucH. NAN safTaez ENC NC. Real
tors, 1890 3 St. NV. ST. 644s;
NEW fSsS'; ;s-FAMiLY' 1' APT. BLDG.-Ten,
snt' pay ~ A1r uss sbtr tn'Gms SaSoo
please PIE cali Mr.. Arthur. with j. Dali
LAS GRADY 4 SON. DI. $3.50;
1fso fses'' MAkYIAND LH; HSHsi AVE. N.E.-cor-
ner drugstore business and bldg.
oN 5S5 sale nf 1sveStPe9!; RR 9sa4 Can n
1-bedrm. apts.;
l to 2 bedrms.; furniture included;
splendid income; 6ne location, near
bus and stores. Box 4, Arlington.
1 sti ST. NV. nr. Columbia I'd
LIST comm. row brick, 10 rms, 2
baths, oil h.-w.h. viii submit any
s-sTORY OFFICE BLDG. heart Of
pToH Ss exceI S.riSs nansins shOs: ASK
Ing approx; times gross; ewes: call
FRANZ Franz s. ifhflffs sHiIIfss. piT Hi411. $50 $50
SPECIAL BARGAIN. downtown: brick;
? 9,t largs e6mma4si:, rms sOGs r cGnd; sS,i h-wh
BARGAIN&HRomee Re' or in
vestment; near Catholic Univ: A.
apt. bldg; auto. heat. bsmt., porches:
good terms: RE. 5216. liz
comm, ideal business loo: building
returns '1 on total sii Price 'S~ Of sse.Soo. SO
JAMES G. TTPToN, Wo. 3911; ewes,
) IN eUNrT BRICK DET. APT. HOUSE,
fine NV. location, corner; practically
new; sound investment; flreproofl
sss sissj ooC WIN wos dqSP!s Slss brick I safise
STORE AND 2 APIS. Income 1894
yr: Price. $4,000. LOUIS RUDDEN.
EX, 5707: ewes. GE. 30S7.
i-UNIT APT. 1882 Ingleside ter
race NV. convert row; . baths;
S14 500, low down pymt. GIL. 2649.
RELIABLE BUILDER has a few lots
in Silver Spring, zoned for apis;
VIII build 6-unit apt. bldg. for you
to show 10% on your investment
after paying taxes, ms, water and
completed bldg; needs S24, 900 in
cash RIPLEY 81 ROMER. Realtors,
81. gill.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
INVESTORS BTILETTN

"a UNITS
Located Just over the District line
in Chevy Chase. Md.-10-yr.-old
gardenotype apt. BLDG: annual inc.
S1S,14O; each apt: has /. bedrm:,
iiv; rm; -dinnette. kit. and bath; all
0eaqt ss 95ST; 1SIrsps16aTWooD snd sfTpS lDEsst'
Low income $4,000 year. Par
tally $4,000 in cash and bal
ance In ] trust. Will show excel
supreme location. With great po-
tentiality for increased income.
II UNITS
Garden-type property located in ex-
ceptionall good Sc. area. Approx
mately $4,000 yr. income. with
excellent financing makes this q
very good investment on today's
16 UNITS-N.W.
nual income $40. 500. Priced under
z, times annual income with as
little as $4,000 down and bal.
financed over 1875 net return on
Investment
8 UNITs-BUILT 1850
Self.contained gas and heat in each
INIT: approximately $1,000 cash
REQUIRED; annual income approx.
CALL OUR OFFICE DAILY FROM
9 am. to 8 pm. REGARDING any Of
the above or ask US about many
Of our other fine investment prop
erty listings.
BERENTER g. CO., TIA. 1880
OFFICE OPEN STTNnAv II tn pM
Evening star., 1951-06-10
ENCHANTING

New home. pine paneled, oak beams,
built-in furniture. base board, oil
heat. indirect lighting, 2-car garage,
unlimited gravity water, 5 large
bedrooms. 8 baths, 90 acres. woods
proof
A. NJ. HICKMAN
WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
WAREHOUSES WANTED

5000 TO 5000 FEET for second :
commercial use Rent or buy, Call
Mr.. Gay, VI. 1869, night or Sun
day, or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1855.
WANTED WAREHOUSES in
oustrial firm wants 10. Is or 10000
square feet warehouse space. NOT
necessary be fireproof, can use space
outside: Washington, Virginia or
Maryland. 10 or IL miles; rent
must, be reasonable: want soon as
possible. Box 452-D, Star. III