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Evening star., 1951-11-02

Tsqs5fsS' sTosy sals q yalgaOle Two
eoNTAfNfNeN n SIX iR Rooms Al4Nf5 AND
BATH: HOT-WATER HEAT; BUILT
IN ONE-CAR GARAGE; BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
513s FULTON STREET. NORTH
By, virtue Of a decree of the United
States District Court for the District
Of Columbia passed in Civil Action
No. 3543-5l, the undersigned trustee
Will sell at public auction. In front
r HE ths s1RsT gEfmisss bsy On T6TEPAY T6TRsRAY
A.D. 1851, AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and
premises situate in the District Of
Columbia and designated as and
being part of original. Lot 81 in
saua5Fs sn are s. Ing as per plat recorded led
1852. at folio 22a: said part Of
original Lot 81 being now known
for purposes of assessment ard
taxation as Lot s14 in SQUARE 1919.
Sold Ssub1ect to ratification by the
TERMS OF SALE: Sold subject to
prior building association first
deed Of trust for approximately
S5.34o.57 and q prior second deed
OF trust Ior APPROXIMATELY 81
1885. further particulars Of which
will be announced at time of sale.
The purchase price above said
trusts to be paid in cash. Trustee
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids deemed by him TO be in
sufficient A deposit of $500. 90
in cash or certified check. required
at time of sale. Conveyancing. re-
cording. revenue stamps etc. at
purchasers cost. Adjustments made
ss Of date OF settlement. Terms to
from date Of ratification Of sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after five days ADVERTISE
ment Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington.
D. c.
STANTON C. PEELE. Jr.
Hibbs Building, NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
"Mr. Imperium"
Finally Faces
Public Guze

"MR. 1MPERIUM." q Metro-Goldwyn.
Knopf, directed by Don Hartman screen
play by Hartman and Knopf, from Z
play by Knopf. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Thrifty, Value-wise Service Tire snapped up these
price-winnng Admiras the instant we laid eyes upon
them. Here's famous-make. bg-screen television :.
pegsed exactly at the small price you want to payl
There's no better name in TV than Admral there's
no better value anywhere than you'll find at Service
Tire right now. When you buy Admiral. you can
say goodbye to fuzzy. blotchy smeared pictures -.
and when you shop Service Tire, you can say good
bye to rush. crush and parking problems. For real
peasure-packed combination it's Admiral at Service
Tire now!
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Due to inclement weather. the above
sale has been POSTPONED until
THURSDAY THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. AID. 1851. at the
same time and same place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
Evening star., 1951-11-02

STANTON C. PFELE. Jr.
Hibbs Building, NV.
c.5.12,f9,26 Trustee.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
E. M. LOVES MT. VERNON
0PEN.AIR DRIVEN

JOHN DEREK in MASK OF THE
AVENGER." in Tech, ZOO. 1918;
ROY ROGERS in HEART OF THE
ROCKIES" at $50. Sun. Mon.
KING SOLOMON'S MINES" and
BOWERY BOYS in TRIPLE TROU-
BILE" Starts Tues, "BURLESQUE
ON THE SCREEN"
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1951-11-02
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

1tTmS. LaSn.
C. @ SLOAN & CO. INC, Aucts.
Established 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
COLORING LAMP SHADES.

From Mrs. J. S. c.. Alexandria,
I have two identical table lamps
which were given to me when I
married. These lamps are solid
color with matching shades and
they do not blend in with the
color scheme. Does any RICH read
er know a way the color can be
hanged?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
TheCFef
Suys

For that warm June evening
dinner party. lobster in aspic is
a happy choice. There is a place
in Damariscotta. Me-, that ships
Holsters to you direct by air ex-
press. right in the container in
which they are to be boiled, at a
very reasonable price. If you would
like to know the name of the
concern, drop me a line in care
of The Evening Star. inclosing
stamped, self-addressed post card
with your request.
Boil 8 medium Holsters in the
usual way, in sailed water, cool
them. and remove the meat care
fully from the shells. Keep the
tails whole.
Using the claw meat and other
trimmings. add to them "a cup of
minced celery for each cup of
lobster meat, seasoning with
lemon juice. salt and pepper, and
mixing to rather stiff consis-
tency with mayonna1Se. Let sea-
son in the icebox.
Cover the tails with aspic jelly
several times. SO that they are
enveloped thickly.
Drain all the liquid from the
prepared, chilled salad, and mix
in fresh stiff mayonnaise, with
some aspic jelly. Pour salad into
mold, and let set in icebox. Con-
geal aspic jelly on the bottom of
q platter and, when ready, I'M
mold the salad on it. Arrange
the jellied tails around it. Garnish
with mounds of freshly cooked and
chilled vegetables, dressed with
tart French dressing, wedges of
chilled tomato, fingers of chilled
cucumber and crisp baby lettuce
leaves.
You may buy ready-made aspic,
and make it according to direc-
lions on the box. or you can make
your own by adding gelatine to
strong chicken consomme or stock.
II you have some aspic left over,
chop 1t fine with heated knife,
and pile the glistening little cubes
in mounds about the base of the
salad. for added looks and flavor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL

APPLE SAUCE CAKE RECIPES.
From E. L. H., The Plains.)
Here are few apple sauce cake
recipes for Mrs. R. G. D., Arling-
ton. Hope she will find one she
likes.
Apple Sauce Cake De Luxe:
Blend u cup of shortening with
"a teaspoon salt, Y teaspoon Gin
namon, ! teaspoon cloves, tea
spoon nutmeg, l teaspoon allSpice
and 2 tablespoons cocoa. Add Ia
cups sugar gradually and cream
well, add one at a time eggs and
beat well. Mix / " teaspoons soda
with 2 cups all purpose flour,
sifted. Sift all together 8 times.
Take out 2 tablespoons and
sprinkle over fruit. Three-fourths
cup dates chopped, "a cup raisins
chopped and "a cup chopped nuts.
Add these to the cake batter al
ternately with Ia cups unsweet-
ened apple-sauce. Bake in a
creased pan. use a tube pan, at
$50. I frost mine with lemon
butter cream icing.
Apple Sauce Cake: Cream p cup
of butter, add l cup sugar, cup
apple-sauce. mixed with / tea
spoon soda. Add l teaspoon nut
meg, l teaspoon cloves, / teaspoon
cinnamon to 2 cups sifted flour.
Add " to above mixture, then add
" cup seeded raisins, sprinkle a
little flour over the raisins before
mixing into the batter. Bake in a
moderate oven.
Apple Sauce Cake: To 2 cups
sifted flour, add " teaspoon salt.
" teaspoon soda, y teaspoon
nutmeg, 2 teaspoons baking
powder. l teaspoon cinnamon, u
teaspoon allspice, and "a teaspoon
cloves. Sift again. Mix y cup fat
with l cup brown sugar and cream
well. Add l egg beaten and cup
thick apple sauce. Combine the
two mixtures, adding "a cup
chopped walnutS. Bake in a 375
oven in square layer pans, creased
and fill with lemon butter icing.
Apple Sauce Cake: Cream / cup
butter with 2 cups brown sugar.
add pound raisins sprinkled with
a little flour, l u teaspoons cloves.
! teaspoon cinnamon and u tea
spoon nutmeg. Mix carefully, dis
solve 2 teaspoons soda in a little
hot water, stir this into cups
apple sauce. Beat well and then
add 4 cups Sifted -four. Do not
make stiff. Bake in a large tube
pan in a $50 oven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25

Statistics are strange things.
They reveal SO much. Take the
recent figures that IS per cent
OF mems ties and IS per cent of
their sports shirts are bought
by women.
Whether or not we women are
responsible for some of the bad
taste seen In clothes worn by
many men we won't delve into
right now, but it is interesting
to note that there is a popular
demand for novelty fabrics to-
day in mems sports shirts and
ties.
Take the chambray shirt, for
example. Dads new golf shirt
is frequently made of the same
chambray mother has in a dress.
Or dads new tie can very easily
be made from the same en-
broidered cotton that forms
mothers summer suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25

We discovered this from Hope
Skillman, a fine American fab
ric designer, who has noted
that a great many of her fab
RIGS have been taken over by
the men. We presume that
turn about is fair play" since
women have taken to wearing
menSWear suitings. bankers
gray coloring. and many hand
kerchief plaid cottons for their
summer frocks.
Pictured: A necktie designed
by Croydon of Skillman "Tisket-
A-TaSket" pique. You can choose
from a fine bow tie selection in
addition to the four in hands in
these new washable and cool
cotton neckties. Call Sterling
5000. extension 395. for shop
ping information.
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FRUIT PIES:
AFRICAN VIOLETS?
MATTRESS2


(Front Mrs. P. L. G., Bethesda
If it isn't too late to enter the
pie discussion, this is a useful tip
cleaned from your column many
years ago. I like juicy, fruit pies,
but I surely don't like having
them boil over In the oven either.
If you will break couple of
sticks of straight macaroni into
three inch pieces, approximately,
and place them in the Sits or
vents of the top crust. the excess
Juice will boil up into them, and
never out between the crusts or
down into the oven. That is my
insurance against leaking pies.
Not to revive the African Vio-
let discussion, but I have learned
something recently which I believe
may not be generally known. We
acquired a new kitten which had
a mania for rubbing against the
leaves of my plants. Many of them
were broken off and placed them
in water as a matter of course. To
my amazement, the ones broken
off short, at the base of the leaf
(no stem rooted much more
rapidly and formed healthier
plants than the ones which were
broken off with a length of stem.
/ wonder If everybody knew this
but me!
Has any one had experience in
having mattresses made over.
here? Mine is silk floss (kapok) !,
which needs new ticking, and of
course. new floss added. 1t has
always been SO comfortable, I hate
to discard it. but wonder if it can
be satisfactorily renovated, or if
the price will be prohibitive.. How
do the people who are using
foam rubber in mattresses like it?
How would it compare in price to
IA renovating job?
"THANK-YOU" NOTE.
From Mrs. D. w., Washington
] received your reply from my
request for poems which you pub
lished May 4, 1851. and / want to-
thank each and every one who
contributed towards furnishing
them for my benefit. cannot
express how grateful I am for
them: therefore. I shall always
keep them as one Of my treasured
possessions and will from time toI
time pass copies Of them to others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
Extra Tomatoes

If you have extra jars of home
canned tomatoes. you make them
into tomato juice by putting them
through sieve or food mill. Add
celery salt. Worcestershire sauce,
freshly ground pepper, a little
onion and lemon juice to the clear
Juice for good favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
MATCHING YARN;
MARMALADE?

(From Mrs. B. w., Washington.
K. L. D., Arlington. Why don't
you write to the manufacturer OF
the yarn you want and order it?
Last year I tried in vain to match
a certain knitting yarn. Fortu-
nately, I had saved one wrapper
with the name and number. so ]
wrote to the manufacturer and
inclosed a dollar, and three days
later I received my yarn.
Many thanks to the readers who
have answered my requests for
different recipes. 1t is nice to
know there are so many thought
full people.
Now for another request-Mrs
y. L. c., Cheverly. I missed your
recipe for orange marmalade
which I understand is wonderful.
Would 1t be too much trouble for
you 10 repeat 1t? Thanks lot.
\
WOOL FOR BRAIDED RUG?
From Mrs. J. J. G., Falls Church.
I want to make a braided rug
Can some one give me the name
and address of a wooden mill
where mill ends can be purchased?
Approximately how many pounds
of wool would it take to make a
rug 7x9 feet?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
Clearing House
PORK CAKE.

From Mrs. w. B. M. Kensington. J
The following recipe is for Mrs.
@. p. Arlington:
Pork Cake: pound raisins. l
pound chopped dates, / pound
/ pound chopped figs, 2
pounds brown sugar. 2 pounds
pork sausage meat. / teaspoon
allspice, ! teaspoon cloves, 2 tea
spoons soda. Z cups flour. 2 cups
boiling water. grated nutmeg or
! teaspoon cinnamon. Citron.
orange or other peels and nuts
may be added.
Allow pork sausage meat to
come to room temperature for
easiest mixing. Add brown sugar
then boiling water and soda al
ternately with flour and spices.
Lastly stir in fruit and nuts.
Bake in slow oven until tester
comes quite clean.
Recipe makes about 3 loaves
and quantity otherwise would de-
pend on size of tin. Loaf cakes
take about 2 hours to bake.
Our family has used this for
years as a fruit cake at Christ
mastime. A cake sent to a brother
in the South Pacific for Christ
mas 1912 reached him for the
following Christmas in excellent
condition. 1t was baked in a
coffee tin and scotch-taped
around the lid.
It keeps moist for a long time
without need for wrapping in
cloths soaked in fruit Juice or
wine. Just wrap in waxed paper
or foil and store in cool place.
AVOCADO;
ROAST BEEF.
(Front Mrs. A. D., Wdshington.)
At Christmas I received box
of fruit from California. An
avocado was among them. Shortly
after the new year I planted the
seed in soil. Although the seed
has split open, 1t is just now show
ing a sprout! I'm told to place
it las is" outside and let it con-
tinue to grow. May I suggest to
that Brother of Botany" from a
Sister of the Spade" that he bury
the pit beneath the soil. then just
have patience and await the out
come?
I place a piece of beef in a little
cold water and let it simmer
gently: adding water when needed.
Result: Very tender roast. I'd
welcome some other methods of
fixing a roast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25

Hot fluffy rice or cooked egg
noodles make a fine accompani-
ment to kidney stew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
Old BOOKS

From Mrs. w. M. W., Arlington. J
Please give again. the remedy
for removing grease on wallpaper
behind couch. Caused by hair oil.
Several people have asked me for
this, and / can not find the clip
ping from your column.
B. H. H., Lexington Park. Con-
corning old books, Potomac Land
ings." by Paul Wilstach, new edi-
ton. $3.75, published in 1882 by
Bobbs- Merrill Co., 724 N. Meridian
street, Indianapolis, 7. Ind, or
same company at 468 18th avenue,
New York Is, N. Y. Rob of the
Bowl" by John Pendleton Ken
needy, rs cents. published in 1929
by Random House, Inc, 457 Madi-
son avenue, New York %, N. Y.
Could not find any reference to
'Entailed Hail." so it must have
been published earlier than 1929.
Any book store will order these
if they are still in print, or you
can write direct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
FASTEN TIE BACKS?

from NJ. E. s., WaShington.J
We enjoy your Readers Clear
ing House very much, and have
learned many useful hints from it..
Now we have a problem. We
have just moved in a new home
and would like to know if you
have any suggestions how to
fasten tie backs for the window
curtains. We have steel easement
windows, and the nails will not
hold in the plaster, they keep fall
ing out and cause ugly holes.
Also is there any way to fasten
tie backs for curtains on tile in
bathroom?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-25
SANDWICH SPREAD.

From L. c., Takoma Park
Grind through food chopper
dried, seedless raisins and English
walnutS. Store in jar in refrigera-
tor. When ready to use, warm
slightly a small amount with al
little cream and salad dressing or
lemon juice.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
BoATS

MOTOR. Hudson. 1885,, battery start
er. generator. good shape, actually
Bo2F sSaHins sAsSERs sSG cH kENfRD. belt vi
1856 a;S'. .cSRkEcT MH 9STS: CRAFT, as-ft. sedan
cruiser, sleeps 4; fully equipped;
$500 worth of extra equipment. Slip
E-23, MAYFLoWER MARv1NA, 1900
1MsoeFf. Mssoe avei OWNS WI cruiser: 1-2s,ft.
New Custom cruiser. See GULF
MARINE STATION at bridge, Deale.
RoWBoAT. plywood, l VI. old, s-ft..
rs lbs: $40. Call OW. 1894. la
a1o41 eSS5st. Ss5s ss5DsSR marine 5a1
TONS YACHT YARD on severn
River at Severna Park. Md. la.
VIZ HAVE l 1851 new 2S-ft. Steel
craft available for early delivery;
shSss ss Of and goSss Ssau ara iSs Sos ana Ta has
comfortable sleeping ,accommoda-
tions for 4 people. Galley and ma
rine toilet. win consider trade.
Price depends on power selected.
sTEEELcRAAFT Eel WAsHINGgTToNa ,fS' Co.
NEW 14-FT. Sport outboard runa-
bout: round bottom, cedar planked.
Oft. deck 62-in. beam. AL. 1879.
SPORT SHOP, Uncle Billy's Pier,
North Beach. Md-Bait and tackle,
is rental boats and motors by pres
ent leases; equipment; liberal lease.
Priced for quick sale. $4,000. North
FIRST s Sa.3bo BUYS 25-ft. Chris.
Craft cruiser: sleeps 4. galley, head.
marine motor; located at Otis Ma
rine Railway. Edgewater, Md. AL.
CRUisALoNG, Gift; sleeps Q; GAL
ley and head, automatic pump:
S1,700. Ia. 1919. c-l3
1Cnntiniled on Nexf PaRel
Evening star., 1951-05-12
DRUM POINT
BEACH
On the Chesapeake Bay
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
BEACH DEVELOPMENT

Drum Point Beach opens Its 1851
prices prevail on CHOICE cottage
veritable garden spot Of the Bay
area, located on -Chesapeake's most
beautiful shore, where the Bay meets
the picturesque Patuxent. You have
access to 6 different bodies Of water
for fishing. swimming and sporting.
The lovely Chesapeake, mecca for
sportsmen; the Patuxent River, fish,
ermen's >. paradise. and 4 lovely
fresh-water lakes. Drum Point
Beach has the widest, cleanest white
sand beeches on the Bay; glorious
hardwood forestry cradle the on
the-bay breeZes. Drum Point Beach
Is an all-ready land Of amazing ma
tura1 beauty. There's q natural
harbor section for yachtsmen; en-
gtneered and graded roads; there's
electricity and telephone lines in q
fine community of cottages and lot
owners. This week end you can buy
Q beautiful cottage site. amid all
this. for as little as $495. with as
little as $50 down, s10 monthly.
Tons: Throush Upper Marlboro s to
416 through Prince FREDERICK for
POINT COOPERATION CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. 220 Southern
BLDG, RE. S43S.
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STORES FOR RENT tcons. >

$s5. INCL. REAR PARKING LOT, Q
17x30; mahogany walls, tiled floor,
acoustic ceiling, fuorescent fixtures.
33 H st. NV. Elk. 340s. Ju. 7-6164.
STORE AND APT.-store 2oxs0 IT.
in a nice neirhborhood opposite
large food market: apt. above store
has rms. For further information
call AL BAKER at AL. 6644 or TIE.
75o' COLUMBIA RID. N: w.. With
Large window display; suitable, for
7sI4 GEoRGix AVE. N. w.-store
for rent, 25x60 IT.; GE. 1888.
DESIRABLE STORE or s-story Bldg.
on Main ST., Annapolis. Md; Soft.
Noi tEon'i o73i' sHcei f0F ise' business; ,s sall
Ideal retail business location. Store
20x50, large show window. heat
iurnisned. Suitable for, cancellation
THoMAgs SaSeS, Agsomens 2 EisHap Hapappsrel gifts net ETC
rs 5$s r5tS St. NV, d 81. $3.50. ' Nh .Niil
--2-story modern bldg. 27;x97. pt.
basement; good condition.; excellent
ior most any business: immed. poss.,
EoS EsosPnsof EudHs Efats Co. cResHs aestorss ssS 1875
Il ST.. h.w. Ma. S345' ia 60
COLONIAL VILLAGE SHOP. CTR,
1711 Wilson blvd.-store 30x70'
IN this very successful and active
Shopping center adj. to Colonial
Village apis. and opposite Wilson
Theater: Excellent for variety and
3 and 10: women's. mems or chill
dren's wearing, apparel; radio. tele-
Immed. -poss. Reasonable rent. Con-
suit Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO. Realtors. 1905 H st.
NV: MA. 2345. -13
~ n ST. N.E.-Large store and
CO. lois 10th st. NV. RE. 1854
Evening star., 1951-05-12
STORES FOR RENT
KENT VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTEI

KENT VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER.
naming in this close-in. large. rap
idly growing area; ideal for beauty
shop. lsaies' dresses novelty, etc
e4al GA. GAo0i AVE, between Super APP
and bank; 1895; very populated
location. JACK coOPERsMITH RE
Hi CONN. AVE. NV. Cat R st.>-
easement; heat furn; equipped with
i'm immed. ned poss. Consult SHANNON d
LUcHs CO; Realtors 1905 H st.
s5 5'T GLEBE hAi Ti10j Rp. tArl, va.>-Near Lee
blvd. in established park and shop
basement. Densely populated area
Large, desirable space. suitable for for
rental, poss. about SO days. Con
suit SHANNON g. LUCHS CO. Real
tors, 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345s
sss 18th ST. N.E.-Appr. 3o'xs5'
terrazzo floor: suitable comb. retail;
wholesale, mfrs. outlet. shade and
awning business. etc. Rent: 1925
mo; , p2ss within 30 days' days pssiisls Consuit
yEPFRRsoN yEPPf s N APIS. APT ssHoP. CENTER
Lee blvd. and Graham rd. (Arl)--
surrounded by large number OF apis.
and houses; owners building new
paTk,and-sdhop deyeloPmsnt; super sSOn
cleaner. barber shop already leased;
children's shop and shoe repair shop
urgently needed. Consult SHANNON
& LUCHs GO. Realtors, 1905 + ST.
NAYLoR Y r. 'sHoPPrNG CENTER, s023
Naylor rd. Sc, opposite Naylor Gar
densNstore 9'x70. with 2nd-f. rear
9'x35' also finished for selling pur-
IN shopping center of 10 stores in
drugstore, 5 6S 10, restaurant etc
Poss at once. Consult Mr.: Taylor
sHdA4NNNoN d4 & LucHs CO., Realtors;
Macomb ST.. next to Mclean Gar.
dens-Ope Of, the most successful
neighborhood. business areas. Newly
maker. gifts and book store, ladies
and children's speciality shop. I'm.
med; Poss. Consult Mr. Taylor
WATT BLDG. cor. i4tR and, i
SITS. NV, in new 13-story ofice bldg
now being completed. An Offices
leased and AL. al gro groundof store OF e.
famous N. Y. restaurant will occup!
large space on 1st and End ,fs, ans
basement on cor. 14th and N. 7
ave. store available. z2'x75, will
basement suitable for selling .pur
poses; heat and air cond, furn
C1nsylt NJ NJ Rssl99rs Fssll99G; sHAN5N9S sS5 q i
oxoN HILL. MD. $3.50 LivinestoI
Id story store without basement
37'x60'; asphalt tile flooring fuol
poss. % Consult Mr.. jenkins. SHAN
NON a. LUCHS CO.. Realtors. 150
1oo7 7th sT. N.W.@1sx55, with lg,
storage basement, now vacant; $14
io17 P i 7th ST. St. / wv, ST. s4s4. ia
Evening star., 1951-05-12
WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ave. n.w.-Availanle immediately:
ds;lsa1 desirable le. rooms vS sS qsst yoE1 re-
aIESASbR1st SEX S1S hE a4ib lb% M, Vernon Az.
-2d-fioor ONCE rooms, in suite OF ol
lot Suitable for business or pro.
LARGE CORNER ROOM. conv. 70
transp. Cor. Ga. ave. & Emerson
st. Ample parking. GE. 6900,
1918 GEORGIA AVE. NV, offices
and living quarters, newly decorat-
ed; near District line. GE. 1883.
THOMAS CIRCLE NV, modern ele-
Ys'0F IT, VIZ VIZ elSs a1de ApDrGx p Suit 4qeo teOass
Southern Blds., Nh. s313. is
9th AND F SITS. NV. near Cour;
bldgs;; newly redecorated room
20x20; air-conditioning unit; heat
snd and M slec, furn;; II,Ia immediate poss; .,;.
sHANNoN Rse pS 4 L6cHs CO.. p Realtors
IDEAL FOR DCoTOR or dentist; !
rooms and bath. 1902 Porter; st
at Conn. ave-; available Immediately
THOS. j. FISHER & CO, INC, 73s
BEAUTIFUL OFFICE, 1ix20. with
large reception room in dignified
suite. woodward BLDG: prefer law
yer with own secretary. Apply Boz
CENTRALLY Ely LOCATED on H st. n ne
-Attrac. 3-rm. suite, suitable den
tist, lawyer. or beauty shop. Ii
SILVER SILVER sPRING-1deal location %.
posite Post once; lge. front Office
or desk space; telephone and sec.
retarial service: avail. irnmed. S421
Ga. ave: 81. 1900. -l3
downtown Conn. ave. for dentist
chiropodist or other professions,
man; furnished If desired; will re-
model to suit; $50 per mo. HO
A YER; VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOM
adjoining my real estate office. 1915
Eye st. NV. .2nd floor; suitable fol
manufacturers representative. Of
broker of any type; incoming phonl
service included. Can be seen a
any time; rent $40. VIM. T. BAL
LARD, 1919 Eye st. NV. liz
AIR CONDITIONED. Century Build
ing, 412 5th st. NV, opposit
Municipal Court; ofices available Ii
single units or q suite Of 8 rooms
parking space available. THOMAl
J; FIsHTR q CO., INc- 73s 15tl
55O5 GA. AVE. NV. tabove Kenned
! st.)-Only gas per mo. incl. utili
ties. Good "-king. RA. 22"o.