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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
Halle 9. Brown
Opens For 24th
Yeur Of Activity

Halle Q. Brown Community
House has announced the opening
of the oath program year on Mon
day, September goth. Registration
is scheduled to begin on Wednes-
day, September oath through Fri
day, September 26th. Registra-
ton hours are from $3.50 p. m. to
$50 p, m. for juniors (ages up to
IA years) and from 7 to 8 p. m.
for all others. Program plans in
clude many new ideas along with
the old established program
groups and activities.
Toward highhghting the after
noon program, a special movie
program is being planned on Mon
day, September goth at 4 p. m.
All old members and prospective
members are invited to attend. To
launch the l952-53 program year.
the evening membership Is invit-
ed to attend a Cinema Swirl" in
the auditorium OF the agency on
Friday, Sept. 26th. During inter
mission movies taken during the
past year will be shown. OF
special interest to teen-agers viii
be the beautiful color film taken
during the June Prom.
The agency is cooperating with
the st. Paul curfew regulations
regarding minors. Closing hours
Of the house Monday through
Thursday will be $50 p. m. The
Friday night social recreation
(dances) is restricted to those
members 16 years and over.
Plans will be announced at a
later date for the Guys and
Dolls" Square Dance Group.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19

Postal Auxiliary Met: The Post
al Auxiliary TO the North Star
Branch met at the home of Mrs
Verne Flippen, 3943 Second Ave.
So. Tuesday, Sept 16. Mrs. Paul
Curry, the president, presided.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
ike" Makes Four Speeches
In State; Makes No
Mention Of Civil Rights
By Edward Blackwell
staff Writer

We travelled the Eisenhower special train Tuesday
from Mortified We heard Dwight d. Eisenhower COP pres
dental candidate make four speeches in Minnesota and fail
to mention civil rights in a single of his talks
James Hicks who is travelling with Eisenhower party
and staff reporter for the AoAmecan chain stated
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
Eisenhower VS.. Stevenson To
Be Debated At Sundays
Minneapolis NAACP Meet

The Minneapolis NAACP Sunday afternoon will hear a
discussion between advocates Steven
supporters at the regular branch meeting
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement House in Minneapolis
Kenneth Peterson, legislator and chairman of the Re-
publican State Central Committee and Tamage b Carey civic
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
Browne Funeral
Services To Be
Held Saturday


William F. Browne, 10, 796
st. Anthony Ave, died early Tues
day morning at Ancker hospital.
Mr.. Browne had lived in st.
Paul for 10 years and was a re-
tired waiter. He was a member Of
Carter Chapel Methodist church
and Perfect Ashlar Lodge No. 4,
F and AM.
Mr.. Browne is survived by three
brothers and four sisters; John F.
Browne, w. c. Browne, Charles
Browne, Mrs. Della Misbitt, Mrs.
Gertrude Jackson, Mrs. Clara
Mitchell and Miss Evelyn Browne
and several nieces and nephews.
Services for Mr.. Browne will be
held Saturday afternoon at 2 p.
m. at Brooks Funeral home. Rev.
James c. Dixon, pastor of st.
James AME church will officiate
and burial will be at Oakland
cemetery. Brooks funeral home
is in charge Of arrangements
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19

Camphor Church Choir and
MYF Fashion Review October I.
Keep Off Date. Piease.-advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-19
THAT CONSCIENCE

A mans first care should be to avoid
the reproaches of his own heart; his next,
to escape the censures of the World. If the
last interferes with the former, it ought
be entirely neglected; but otherwise there
cannot be greater satisfaction to an honest
mind, than to see those APPROPRIATIONS which
it gives itself, seconded by the applauses
of the public.-Addison.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
No 'WaI1n-up ! needed!

You can take Kraft's Parkay Margarine from
your refrigerator and while it's still ice cold, slice
it into neat pats. No crumbling!
Then spread it instantly +. smoothly and
deliciousy Itwonttea the freshest slice ofbread!
You can leave new Parkay standing ont at
room temperature on warm days. and it won't
goo down or separate!
New Parkay also creams fasterAnd better right
out of your refrigerator whsn you use it as a
favor shortening and melts quickly when
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Kidnop Victims Plead
Guilty on Morals Count

SPARTA, Tenn, Oct. IS (P).-
Ben Cookson of Norway. Me-, and
his travelling companion identified
as Mrs. George H. Segar of Ban
gor, Me-, are being held in White
County jail here after pleading
guilty to charges of illegal CO.
habitation.
The Office of White County Sher-
iff w. M. Hobbs said the pair was
unable to pay fines of $40 and
costs.
Mr.. Hobbs said the couple
claimed they have no money but
a. hoping friends in Maine will
send funds so they can be released
The hearing for the couple,
victoms of a kidnap gang which
terrorized three States and nabbed
a total of 20 victims in Tennessee,
Georgia and Florida, was held in
Magistrate Court here yesterday.
The couple. first identified as
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cookson, were
the first to escape the kidnapers
in their dash through middle
Tennessee. Mr.. Cookson told in
vestigators that they had been
living together in a one-room
apartment at Albany. KY.
Both are married, and Mrs.
Segar has two small children.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Boy, IS, Surrenders
As Police Press Hunt
For Kidnap-Bandits
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 25.-
A sobbing 15-year-old boy whose
criminal career began with a
Snatched purse, today was charged
with kidnapping 20 persons in three
States and was placed under $12,-
600 bond.
II didn't kidnap anybody, he
forced me-" Protested Virgil LIE
May at his arraignment on
charges Of taking part in the wild
highway abductions along Geor-
gia and middle Tennessee high
ways.
Two others charged with him
still are at large. The youth said
they split up at Atlanta, where
the trio forced their 20th victim
to drive them.
The fugitives are identified as
two Florida ex-convictS, James
Francis Hill. 20, of birmingham,
Mass, and Charles Edward Hop
kins, 19, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Since Wednesday. the three
have terrorized the highways Of
North Georgia and middle Ten
nessee, haphazardly kidnapping and
robbing their victims. They stole
four cars in the process.
Forced All the Way"
"I was forced all the way by
HILL" LIE May contended. The boy
has served time in the State re-
formatory for Snatching a purse
containing So or 81. "He said he
would kill me if I didn't do what
he told me to-"
LIE May related this story:
He first met Hill in Miami where
he was looking for work with three
other Nashville boys. who re-
ported to the FBI Thursday and
said they also had been forced to
accompany the bandit trio from
Florida North.
They are Roger L. Smith. II,
Lamont Vaden. 18. and William
R. Burrow, 16, who were not
charged.
when we met Hill, he said he
would pay our expenses on the trip
back north, and we agreed" lie
May said. when we arrived in
Jacksonville, Fla, Hill showed us
q clipping from newspaper about
a robbery in New England. He
said he had pulled that robbery
and was wild man when he had
a gun in his hand"
(Some Of the kidnap victims
said he described himself to them
as a "three-gun maniac.")
Gave Him Empty Gun.
"Hill first asked which Of US
had a prison record and when I
told him I did, he gave me an un-
loaded gun.
You keep that and. do what I
tell you to do" he quoted Hills
order. He described Hopkins as "a
partner with Hill, and the maniac
Child didn't seem afraid Hopkins
might turn him in"
The bandits pulled of their first
robbery at Valdosta, Ca, where
four tourists from Michigan and
Toronto Canada, were kidnapped,
robbed and abandoned on a lonely
road.
From Valdosta they moved into
middle Tennessee, eluding police in
the rugged Cumberland Mountains
Of the area. and picking up and
releasing is more victims.
It was the goth victim, Herschel
Evening star., 1952-10-26
Youth Fined S3o9 10 Teach
Him Lesson for Speeding
BY the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Eight-
|een-year- Charles j. Kavalesky,
described in court as zone of
these smart youngsters" was fined
($399.55 today for leading the po-
llice a 75-mile chase.
THAT ought to teach you some
sense" Magistrate Stanley Scheer
said as he imposed the penalty in
Baltimore's special court for
youthful traffic violators.
He also suspended the youths
driving license for 80 days.
Kavalesky. who lives in subur-
ban Catonsville on the west edge
of Baltimore. was charged with
exceeding 70, reckless driving,
running a red light. and turning
Ioff his lights to avoid arrest.
He also was ordered to pay a
$40 fine which had been sus-
lpended after he was convicted of
Ia previous speeding offense last
April.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
College Women Needed
In Officer Reserve Corps

Woman college graduates are
needed in the Women's Army
Corps section of the Officer Re-
serve Corps, Col. Marvin w.
Marsh, chief of the D. c. Military
District, announced yesterday.
Women may be commissioned
in grades through captain, he said,
and would be required to serve on
active duty on appointment. Re-
porting dates for active duty are
January 80, March q and May 8.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

Meyers, 20. Of White County who
was forced to drive the three to
Atlanta.
When the youth left the other
two in Atlanta last night, LIE May
said, Hill gave me SIS and told
me to keep my mouth shut"
The boy had about $55 on him
when he was picked up here early
today at the home of a friend,
who called police for him. He said
the rest was spent on train fare
and meals.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

s SE.-1111 Good Hope rd.; approx.
S25 SO. It. desirable ONCE space;
LGE. AuTo REPAIR SHOP with gas
pumps and nicely furn. 5-rm. bum
galow. CHAS. p DIEHL. WA. 404l
Zone C-1. 56.40 It. by 1855 fl;
$50 per mo. Zone C-1. $50 by
S5.57 IT.; $50 per mo. Call after
5 pm. Monday thru Friday. AI.OI.A
REALTY CO.. FA 230e. sat.-sun.'
2nd COMM, s adj. brick houses, be-
tween L and NJ, N. Capitol and LIST
sts, nv. Rare opportunity to buy
or lease - entirety. il. 3-S36o:
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OPEN l TIL Z
ST JAMES PARISH

De Luxe Brick Rambler
DON'T BUY TILL YOU SEE this love.
~. 3-bedrm. home. with lge. equipd
Kit. incl: Bendix; ONLY SI6.7S0,l,
Church. right on Broad ct. to West
st., left to Ellison, right to Patterson
left to our sign.
w. Frank Caney, Inc.
1880 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
IA. b-6161. IA. 7.4221.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
lBusiNEss pRoP.-RENr tceas., !

TOVOsbNBOO tNSb s-NbhNu NSOutsI
eS a3o So Fa T. eonsEss: sasEss d .nses SPACE sg yi
able for warehouse, light manufac:
turing or ofices. Inquire at 22 NJ
st. ne. or call ME. 0S0S. Mon. -
FOR RENT-Space for millinery in
high-class Connecticut ave. speciality
shop. Milliner with following. 1922
Connecticut ave. Ma. 2422.
sSss 18th 18th ST: MW:@z3 lovely lee.
real estate. state decorator. DECORATE 'Gr miiiiner, n oIs dry
goods. etc; immed. occup.; reas.
CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540O.
RENT. BLDG, 11x26, suit. for bus. /;
water; cleo; area ;,rd and K sts.
ROSSLYN.3.O00 So, IT. open space.
sfry sh' sa H. suitable Ni s.ns for D.it aD
ROTH. RE. 1880. Es
1911 WILSON BLVD. ArI.-Bxick. 8
lge. rms, dbl. gar, for ofiices, studio,
doctors or other business: plus ".
quarters; nr. Hecht's; avail immed
0y 0nly So S20o per mo. oW, 6174 or
1902 1st ST. N.W.-$1OO; 1st COM
end AND 3rd FLOORSvsuitable for
meeting rms, ofices. clubs. churches,
SnSnlrage nfl gs6T space, etc. 1902 14th st. NV.
z, 100 SO: Fl. open work space in End
a.. Of downtown bldg; well venti-
lated; freight elevator; suit. for Of
noes or printing work. Call Mr.. Nor
ris, WEAVER BROS. INC, DI. $500.
GUEST HOUSE, completely furnish ed,
with living quarters; rees. rent; In
Nj. sSsz S or H HD. sS1.''"n' s5S1. nome
APPROX. 5000 SO. FT., 18th bet.
y and M n.w.-One-story concrete
bldg:; End comm; suit. mfg, auto
repair. storage. ME. $500 or RE.
GAS STATION WITH APT. For
lease. in Silver Spring area; doing
good business. Call SH. 6OS9.
7O7 8th ST. N.W.-2nd n. or entire
bldg.; ideal location; can be used for
light mfg. ME. 1898 or UN. 334O.
SILVER SPRING AREA-6-rm. farm
house with over 1O0-ft. frontage on
y. 3. hwy; ample parking; suitable
antidues, farmers market, etc. Gail
NEAR MAINE AVE. AND M SITS. s.W,
LIST commercial, semidetached @
story brick consisting OF 6 rms.
ideal for ONCE and storage; will re.
model to suit tenant; reasonable
rent. RE. 2137, TR. 1865. g
Evening star., 1952-09-07
909 18th ST. NV.

yOg 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
I: w. 0ROOMS. 1889 EYE ST NV.
1892 LEE HIGHWAY.
and ;. successful advertisine mer-
chantA: limestone front. 2Ix62 With
basement: 21x21 immense show
window. 12-ft. ceiling, gas heat In
ducts. superb lehtinR.. rear. delivery
see 4622 Lee hwy. KEY in baby store
next door. Rent. S225. Suitable
for hardware, bakery, variety or
combination shoe repair and barber
shop. Pull commission to brokers.
70 aeceptable tenant. w. MONT
GOAfERY, A61a Lee hNy.. C6. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Mclean GARDENS AREA. 3-nat Diet.
newly dec throueh%oTt. % fine 's.' cond.'
$4O0 potential mo. income, $3S. $50.
NEW, 6-UNIT APT. BLDG.-Three
l-bedrm. 4pts.. three 2-bedrm. apis.
tenants pay utilities: Good sc.
The oAsIEs SeSSs co. Ii, ig'; s-esss sssurai or
BRICK III l-sGEtMIi sEMipEr.: s1osooa s1o.soo-Lesased d
d4ss. : u.s. al. q s9S 9So5a mo- STEELE: FE.
brick. for sale BY
ior Gardens. % Sc. VI LII: tt 1850 $50 after after
LARGE MoDHRN MXeabHISs' AUNT arr
Two 1-bedrm.. two 2-bedrm. Best
sc. rental area: Beautiful bldE., in
fop condition. saao Excellent investment.
S: s:E.-New S:family brk. semidet.: 1
$4,000. equity cash. Jo. s-Ssss,
3S17 I4th ST. N.w.-corner PARK
sGoa Ssth 6rcf home sasstanss oovsI1s SbedEm
OF upper 14th st. NV. business sec.
6n,n tiSn. s.a Real Ssd Investment; Price,
only SS6,950, with small down pay
ment. Call TU. 2l00: ewes. CO
1854. Mr.. Stern. AVON sHoCKEY.
13is. I41e. 14a1 srd ST. NV
bricks, l frame. rental. $112.5O per
mo. These houses are condemned
nays nave approved plans for remodeling
deal. HARRY LusTiNE, si1 18th
COR. GA. AVE. AND WEBSTER ST,
nn;.w.-3-family apt. Gear brick gar
NJ ssa a,s5s s'Gf' Gbw f''sS' Eowkass s?A 9A
8 UNITS. near 10th and columbia
I'd. NV. Income over Sc. 900 an
RssS ps1isa NSTHSR 2Rdfg sLsER tsmsi rowe; se;
APT. brick. Sc. suburb; 4 one -bedrm.
Investment; $4.icSs GUas Yearly g'tIra income; SG
sSS6i,9G. $SSl l9o3; 70, a. ss,sSTz76. Co.. -,
yeariy lease. $3.50; O:I's; yrs sls;0So' To- so'
Ss$SI Ss$S H ss; NJ! NV: 81: 4sa7.a ahNsl'A
Capital st: and 14th st. ne, Reas.
650l-AD. 6907.
Ola F N.E.-Mixed block income pro-
1877 ssf5'S GoR1Mb1 3D. ksRts NSWse59%q; ER
II rms. 4 baths, as 5 apts.; 500
600. Only $4,000 down, S100 per
mo. Open Sun. 3 to 8. -
61s TIMES ANNUAL RENTAL
Near 14th and Columbia Road. 2
story brick; 3 furnished apartments
Income $3.50 Q month. Call Mr.. Pos
ner WArfleld 1856.
MARSHAL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
GROCERY STORE AND 3 APIS.
Same owner 80 years. Yearly income
$3.50. Reasonable offer will be ac-
cepted. Mr.. Tanenbaum, ST. 3466.
evenings JU. S-4296,
TANEN REALTY CO
Evening star., 1952-09-07
INVEST. prop. SALE tcont.)
CUNT APT. HOUSE

CUNT APT. HOUSE
l bedrm.. hv. rm.., dinette, kit. and
bath; low rents: tenants pay elec.
and gas. $4,000 cash down pymt.
REQUIRED. VIII net 1870. plus amor
HUNT APT. HOUSE
All furnished apts.; located near
Logan Circle: Northwest section; in
with $4,000 cash down. viii net
over 309e on cash investment, plus
amortization.
NEW 12-UNIT APT. HOUSE
L and 2 bedrm. units; tenants pay all
utilities; fine location. close to every
thing; moderate rents; only 2
men months old: $37. 500 cash down.
tion after all payments are made.
13-UNIT APT. HOUSE
All efficiency apts., furnished; low
slightly over 7M times annual in
come. 100000 cash down required.
2O-UNIT APT. HOUSE
and 2 bedroom units; good North
west location; very low rents; on
busline. Income over S12,50O. Can be
bought with S35. 900 cash down pay
ment: This apt. will sell quickly.
l STORE AND 4 APTS,
THIS BARGAIN WON'T LAST LONG
only $4,000 cash down payment re-
oulred; will net 1879 on your In
vestment, plus amortization. Offered
at approx. 6 times the annual
income.
j. A. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
1872 K st. NV. ST. $500
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Attention builders, speculat-
ors and investors. $4,000
SO. IT. 1st. commercial, prom
inent corner facing large
Govt. bldgs. We have re-
Gently had this parcel
zoned 1st commercial. It is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 So. #. additional in
this parcel not commercial
This is a real location fol
immed. development. Act
today to secure this bar
gain. B. M. ODUM, EXCLU-
| SIVE AGENT, 931 H st. NV,
RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

LOT, 20Sx314 IT,. on Baltimore blvd.
Priced at zoe per 50. #. cHAs; p.
COMMERCIAL. Industrial ground
L1oFTBOWN WA. 1875.
5Ox200 FIT. 5-rm.. bath bungalow:
AL con-; on front Of. lot; rear 50x
100 It. can be zoned for workshop;
n Z. r T. 1IoHTsows. IVA; Ms: isgs! sas 800.
4-UNIT APT. excellent NV. Sec: 3
unfurn.. / newly decorated and
h.aa fh.ra .s GwRs5 5S6 SecuDsf sEssa 81 aor had s4
RockssvSifLLE-eo.as5 sq. IT. indus
trial ground. on grade; rear 200 #.
It. A. NJ. ROTH RE. 1880. 3
ALEXANDRIA-Fronting on. No.
truck route with railroad in rear:
1300x347 130x T.. indqst % %Er1unpdii I'd sssS SEA
Evening star., 1952-09-07

9 Connecticut Ave., near S st.
North Of tunnel ct car stop. 2-story,
#. wide. with service exit to rear
about 900 #. Of floor space on ST
noor, 3 rooms and bath on each OF
the two upper floors. full basement,
gas hot-water heat. offered to set
tle estate. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
l7l9 K st. NV, ma. 1166.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HOUSES WTp. 70 BUY tcent. !

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or old home
Pay cash: will repair. Z. CROSS
AT. 1903. 904 F st. NE.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL Cash
HOMES1MD., VA, D. C.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S. 13'
Evening star., 1952-09-07
FARMS

NEW FREE sTRoUT CATALoG JUST
QUIT 81 States. STROUT REALTY,
lila Wooodgard Bldg. Washing
one ONE Of Of NORTHERN yrRa1NIA's
the Ssst II @oaTn oe S1ok aove ws
land. near quiet, peaceful village,
80 miles from Washington. in heart
Of the fox-hunting country; mag
nificent old lockwood garden. barn.
fenced pasture for horses 1r cattle
ters; immediate possession, excel:
osWRNERn. tsR nH5potav uppenville fHSp'0''' ioo. %'n
$1,000. II sold Immediately win
SffeifiSs Siiie Sd fSF soas' 81 4So' Call rool''-
%a4y. 1GFEs County, Ii nssh'niisV!s ss s a.
barn. 32x60; small barn: good
Writ. StTfs 10 Ys TowaRb sRf Drc!9H1E cHEpSSHR SSsSs
xe' RoH GErrYssIsTRa.M e YYsIsSTt Ms IA adjoiu- s
acres: saE :'lns 1Ss Ss seres hsTe r0ea each with
EEstheT ,ooo GEORGE j. RIoRDAN.
EN-. 1879 -
OLD STONE HOUSE. built in 18th
century; this house has bedrms.,
bath and many flreplaces: located
in good section Of Loudoun County
with excellent view Of the noun:
tains: fine harm: 125 acres. Call
Mr.. Whaley at Hamilton. Va, 273I
or our Virginia once, XII. s-5O52.
MARsTELLER- -McCA BE. y
PRACTICAL 219-ACkE FARM, only
miles from Orange over hard
road: 200 acres open. good quality
land. large stream: seven room
frame home with bath: general pur-
pose barn; other outbuildings; bar.
gain at -S12.000 for prompt sale.
JOS. NJ. SAMUELS & SONS. Orange.
Va, phone 1891.
old South
ern MARYLAND Civil War period
home; solid brick. English board,
center-hall. 3 story and basement
dwelljng;. IL spacious high ceiling
Vs ICONS n.ts 5eDsess norebss bbsndse%st isi
slstph0nsi sent Ssi ssEs Hsnu sroos oo.r mssr tTeea
spring. stream: 500 It. frontage on
ats Ss acres; s56.o6o ei additionsl H m % acre:
age available: shown BY appoint.
ment, LEONARD sNIDER. La Plata.
aSs SsFz,eRfs zeREs. 100 acre. clear. good
stock farm. s-room house, water and
bath; fair barn. this p . good
@ stock farm. priced to sell e. $So; COG;
seiect SSS from from, 'csi csil y A. ' r. wMKfNS
NoSesyilie. va. i7N21.
CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1952-09-07
DESK SPACE

YOUNG ATTORNEY, mfgr. or ins.
agent in lawyers ofice nr. Treasury.
BARR BUILDING. 91O 18th ct. NV,
near Gonn dss and K New thd1 r
want the best receptionist. SWITCH
board. mail and. telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

RESTAURANT FOR RENT
new. fully equipped and
long frontage on highways 90 Ia
and gil: several acres Of parking
area; opposite Fairfax High School
and one Of the best business To-
cations near washington; long
Term lease. For inspection. phone
OWNER. Upperville 100. -
Evening star., 1952-09-07
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE space
wanted c,.tss n.p,DS spProx :ss 1000 sg f.. with
for reliable firm. Call CO. 400 bet.
am. and 5 pm. weekdays. -
WE HAVE CLIENTS
50. IT. to $4,000 50. It. II you have
such space available or becoming
available in next 80 days, call Mr..
WEINBERG & BUSH
1707 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
10
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OFFICE SPACE
WORKSHOP SPACE

SCHOOL SPACE
Downtown. 9th and F sts. NV. In
newly remodeled bldg. Reasonable
rental. Elk. 74g6. IS
1900 BLK. OF JEFFERSON PL. NV.
Three-story bldg, over 1000 50. IT,,
facturer's representative, etc: occup.
app. 80 days. To inspect, call LEO
M. BERNSTEIN G CO., 1416 K st..
NV. ME. $500.
Mr.: Sd AND PENNA. AVE; Sc;
COR, 1st FIR, 3-RM. SUITE
address for assoc. desiring
hdqtrs.. nr. Capitol and thriving
business section. Reasonable rent.
STUDIO 3-rm. suite; heat and water
incl. at. SS5. Also kit. and bath for
conv. of tenants: On Mt. Pleasant
car and 18th st. busline.
Nr. CAPITOL rm.: $40; janitor
c. b. KELLEY. KE. s-ee44. Eves..
OR. 1886.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
DOCTORS, ATTENTION

A beautiful suite, consisting of 4 rms.
reception rm., consultation rm.. AZ.
am. rm. and office. Separ entr. and
exits. Located In Price Bldg, next
to Peoples Drug Store. This ONCE Is
available because present tenant il
called into service. Price. reasonable.
ground FIR. or End. E. s. PRICE q
CO. 1901 Georgia ave-. 10. 5-1231.
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Evening star., 1952-09-07
RAMBLER DE LUKE
FEATURING
TT ,nRTDA LIVING ROOM

Yes, the most fascinating home any.
where. The 20x30 hv. rm. has
Thermopane windows with pull
drapes, tropical flowers nesting In
q stone flower garden. The 13x1S
kit, is breath taking to every home
seeker. Three tWln-sized bedrmS
with 2 full baths, SEPARATE din. rm:
exquisite patio overlooking valley. A
real custom-built home being sacri-
need for immediate sale and posses.
sion. This is really YOUR dream
home. Shown by appt. only. cal
8 till 8.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.

WALnEh % DUNLOP, 1NC.
CLARENDON.
1908 N. Fillmore at Wilson blvd,
Lee. corner once with lee, Window
commanding all approaches. $50,
DUPONT CIRCLE.
2002 p st. n.w.-Lge. reception rm.
and ONCE on end hoor. switchboard
service. $S5.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. o222. %
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
Excel. for doctor, dentist, etc.; suits
consisting Of 1000 50. IT,; 4 lee.
rms. and reception rm.; immed. oc-
cup. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN a
CO, l416 * St. NV. ME. 6400.
$500 Blk. Conn. Ave. NV.
Ideal for doctor. dentist. etc. 3
rooms, large hall and bath. I'm.
mediate occupancy. Call ]. H. Knox,
ThOS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50. "a
CONN. AVE. and K ST. NV.
Several offlces now available in small
ONCE building Just of Conn. ave.
Reasonable rentals and month-to.
RfDDELI RIDE Lire realty CO., p1. 1000
Evening star., 1952-09-07
THE HANES CO
9O4O Wilson Blvd, Ow. 2O61 :
RRTCK COLONIAL

In convenient Waverly Hills on beau
tifully Handicapped shaded lot, Large
living room with fireplace. adjoin-
Ing side screened living porch, family
size dining room, equipped kitchen.
5 bedrooms, tiled bath, full base
ment, built-in garage, pull-down
stairway to huge storage attic.
Reasonably priced for Immediate
CT HANOWELL co.
IA. 1900. FA. 6777. PA. 7193.