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Rally
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paign. Now we're doing it with
Jour man 5000 miles away" he
lsaid.
The midnight "Serenade toI
Eisenhower" was broadcast lo-l
cally by radio, went as far as
Chicago over television channels
land was short-waved to France,
where the general heads the North
Atlantic Nations Military Organ
ization.
| Aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran. al
co-sponsor of the rally with Tex
McCrary, is to fly to Paris later
today with movies of the affair,
the first of a series planned for
different parts of the country.
The next will be in Fort Worth,
Tex.
Gen. Eisenhower will see the
rally movies on Sunday, the audi
ence was told.
Sea of 'Tke" Pictures.
| Bedecked with flags and bunt-
ing, with a sea of "Ike" pictures,
Iplacards and buttons, Madison
Square Garden had only one in
dication that it was the scene
only moments earlier of q prize
hight.
The ring still stood in the center
of the arena. Across the ring
trooped stars of the entertain
ment world including Clark Gable
land Ethel Norman and speakers
like Homer Easterwood, president
Iof the Eisenhower Club of Taft,
Tex.
Across the prize fight ring. from
a tape recording of a speech he
made more than a year ago, came
Gen. Eisenhower'S words:
| stop struggling of politics as
only the politicians business: stop
banking on American luck to get
us good government and good
policy-some time it will run out"
Irving Berlin Sings.
Song Writer Irving Berlin stood
in the center of the ring to sing
ian Eisenhower campaign song.
In London, Stage Actress Mary
Martin sang I'm in Love With a
Wonderful Guy and it was short
waved to the Garden.
Louisiana added French touch.
La Louisiana Est Pour Eisen-
hover" one placard proclaimed.
DeniSon, Tex, where Gen.
Eisenhower was born, also was
represented.
The State Of Oklahoma was Civ
len musical salute with the title
! song of the show Of the same
name.
A colorful 40-piece string band,
attired in it's 1852 mummer's pa
rade regalia, came in from Phil
adelphia.
> All of the SO persons in the
:, New Hampshire contingent wore
' winter sports clothing and carried
: skis. Snowshoes and other such
s outdoor equipment.
j All except Miss Colleen Gallant
, OF Laconia, Miss New Hampshire
, OF 1851. in the Miss America
= Contest. She wore a bathing suit.
1t was announced that $25, 900
in campaign funds was collected
about $4,000 at the Garden and
l around $4,000 from 1000 phoned
S SlpledgeS.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

A fIippont bow. q pert
fobrie " "puII-thru" or an un-
usual scorf cut in q new
shape, can add so much to
you spring dress, suit or
coot.
Fashionable appearances
don't just happen. They ore
carefully planned down to
the smallest accent. And
there's no end to the woys
that q woman can change
her costumes with these &C.
cents-the foremost of the
group being scarves.
The current crop of
scorves and other neckweor
possesses bright, fresh coIors
and designs that ore q
change from previous dull
looking neckline odorners.
New scorves come in silk
Evening star., 1952-04-11
Mrs. BIinn New President
OF GeneuIoqicuI Society

&c. Tompkins, Nashville. Tenn,
and Mrs. Stanley H. Warner,
Woodbury., Conn.
In her annual report, Miss Mer-
rills reviewed the work Of the
society. recalling that q special
committee on historical education
was organized to stimulate regard
for names. history, character,
deeds and heroism of the coun-
try'S founders.
by giving due recognition to
the sacrifices and achievements
of generations now forgotten" p"
she said, "the present generation
will have courage to face pres
ent-day problems.
Miss MerrillS pointed out that
the society is committed to one
policy. genealogical interest.
One of its regular practices, she
said, is the publication of the
lineage of every member at con-
venient intervals. Volume 20,
which covers 500 lineages, is now
available, she said.
The retiring president said that
publication of the lineage VOL
umes should not be considered "a
mere manifestation of human
vanity" Pointing out that the
Bible and all classical literature
that deals with the "cradle races"
emphasize the tracing of lineage,
she declared: ANY effort that
will make a family feel that it
has part in our country's past
and will continue to participate
in it's future growth should be a
distinct contribution to national
lSOlidaritv"
Evening star., 1952-04-11

Mrs. Charles P. Blinn, jr., Of
Ardmore, Pa, was elected presi-
dent Of the National Society,
Daughters of Founders and Pa
triotS of America, yesterday for 9
three-year term.
Mrs. Blinn, who succeeds Miss
Virginia Merrills of Belleville, ILL.,,
was installed at the close of the
Society's 54th General Court, held
in the Shoreham Hotel.
Other national officers elected
for the next three years were
Miss Laura Clark Cook, Hillsdale
Mich, vice president; Mrs. Arthur
Smith Isham, Burlington, VT.
chaplain; Mrs. Herbert Ralstor
Hill. indianapolis, Ind, recording
secretary; Mrs. Brant E. Roberts
Baltimore, Md, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Philip Wallace
Hiden, Newport News, Va, organ
izing secretary; Mrs. George H
BonSall. Quincy, Mass, registrar;
Mrs. Edward A. Mansfield, Sd
Cape Elizabeth, Me-, treasurer
Mrs. Charles Haskell Danforth
Stanford University, Calf, his
torian, and Mrs. Alexander Mer-
rill Balfe, Miami, Fla, color
bearer.
Two Washington women were
elected as councillors. They are
Mrs. Samuel B. Woodbridge
named for a three-year term, and
Mrs. James H. StanSfield of Alex
andria, who will complete the re-
manning two years of Mrs. Isham' S
term. Other councillors elected to
three-year terms are Mrs. Erwin
Evening star., 1952-04-11
Officers Named
Bv Town Club

Mrs. Arthur Clarendon Smith
jr., was elected president of the
Town Club this week.
Officers elected to serve with hel
are Mrs. Robert B. Curry, first vice
president; Mrs. Roy H. Yowell
second vice president; Mrs. Ralph
E. Smiley, third vice president;
Mrs. William Thomson, recording
secretary; Mrs. David r. Stauffer
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Adam Wenchell, treasurer: Mrs
H. Richard JosephSon, chaplain
Mrs. C. Emery Cooley. jr., parlia-
mentarian, and Mrs. D. Franklin
Lady, director to the District
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The new officers will be installed
next month at the clubs annual
meeting at the Washington Coli
and Country Club in Airing
ton, Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
Envoy to Speak at Luncheon

her two daughters, the Misses
Christine and Esme Munro; Sonora
de Castro, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Ell Salvador: Nine. Sas-
troamidjojo, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Indonesia; Sonora de la
Colina, wife of the Ambassador of
Mexico: Mrs. Darlington, wife of
the Ambassador of Burma; Mrs.
Corea, wife of the Ambassador of
Ceylon; Nine. Yang, wife of the
Ambassador of Korea: Nine. Tan,
wife of the Chinese Minister; Mrs.
Malik, wife of the Minister of
Lebanon, and Mrs. Gamboa, wife
of the Counselor of the Philip
pine Embassy, and her daughter,
Miss Pearl Gamboa.
Also attending will be Mrs.
Dean Acheson, wife of the Secre-
tary of State; Mrs. Nelson T.
Johnson. first vice president of
the YWCA, and Mrs. Angus Dun,
second vice president OF the as
Sociation.
A highlight of the meeting will
be presentation of the YWCA's
annual report by Miss Mabel r.
Cook, executive director.
Mrs. Waldron Faulkner, preSi-
dent of the YWCA, will preside.
Reservations for the luncheon
will close on Tuesday.
The YWCA's Young Married
Women's Club will hold it's
home talent" fashion show at
1918 pm. Wednesday at the
Fairfax Hotel. Members will
model fashions they have de-
signed themselves.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
Mrs.. Safer
Will Head


The 1852 fund raising campaign
of the Women's Division of the
United Jewish Appeal in the
Greater Washington area. has set
a goal of 100000, it was an
nounced today.
Mrs. Rebecca Safer has been
appointed overall chairman of the
division which. since 1916, has
raised total of $750,000.
Mrs. Safer has been active in
Jewish local and overseas organi-
Izational drives for 35 years. She
is a past president of Hadassah.
Mrs. Herbert Lehman is ma
tional honorary chairman of the
women's division campaign. and
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith is local
honorary chairman.
The special gifts luncheon will
be held April Is in the Hotel Stat
Ter with Secretary of Labor Maui
rice Tobin as guest speaker. Those
ATTENDING will be required to
Ipledge a $100 minimum donation.
Mrs. David Bazelon is the lunch
con chairman.
Others actively engaged in the
campaign include: Mrs. Edward
CafritZ, chairman of the CAM
|paign planning committee; Mrs.
Estelle Kaufman, chairman Of
the executive committee; Mrs.
Nelson B. Lechman, chairman of
the hostesses. and the following
vice chairmen: Mrs. Maurice Bisy-
ger, Mrs. Leopold Freudberg, Mrs.
Ralph Goldsmith. Mrs. Clarence
Grosner. Mrs. Alexander Hassan.
Mrs. Cecil Kaufman, Mrs. Ben
jamin OuriSman. Mrs. Raphael
Tourover, Mrs. Isadore Turnover
and Mrs. Joseph Wilmer.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

your neckline. This scorf
may be tied six different
Woys. This pin stripe design
is washable and hand
screen printed. It's q pot
ented design by Vera.
Center: Simple and de-
signed to give q different
look to your fashions. Pull
the one end through the but
tonhoIe to form q pretty
bow. Designed by GIentex.
Right: Another Vera design
she coils q wing strip"
Made Of antique silk, hand
screen printed with vioIets,
it can be worn as q collar
and seorf in one.
Call Sterling 5000, exten-
sion 395, between 9 and
l:3O pm. Saturday for
shopping information.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

shontune, oreondy and other
sheer and dressmoker-type
fabrics. Neat prints, dots
and stripes achieve striking
results in the scorf lineup.
Scorfs are also the "woy
out" for many women who
do not like to wear prints.
BY employing q pretty scarf
at the neckIine or WoistIine
color comes through, but not
in such q large dose as it
would in q complete dress.
The principle being little
goes q long way"
Pictured are three charm
ing accents that are ovoil-
able locally. Lower left: A
wing tip" scorf in silk or
CANDY designed to make a
fluff of cool candy stripes at
Evening star., 1952-04-11

Mrs. Truman heads the guest
list for the YWCA'S annual meet
ing and luncheon which will be
held at 1890 pm. next Friday in
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Guest speaker will be Carlos p
Romulo, Ambassador of the Philip
pines, according to Mrs. Charles
F. Brannan, chairman of the An
nual Meeting Committee.
Other honor guests will include
Mrs. Romulo, Mrs. Munro, wife
of the New Zealand Minister, anC
Evening star., 1952-04-20
lcontinued. }

arm In aarRlE centrally Il located 1 modern nc nS
air-conditioned bldg; receptionist
secretarial services included. ST
x 81. NEAR sTATLER-one or 2
floors available in elevator building
Each containing 900 SO. IT.: all
conditioned. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G
SM1TaYo CO.. sl1 18th st. NV
SILVIA sPRNG-L,rs. once con,
elevator ofiice building. Suitable fol
age. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. sMITHY
Co, 81 18th st.. NV. ST. 5000
MD.-New ground floor
space; private entrance; 400 50. it.;
s4 suitable adn s.,or, for real estate, bSEkeEag'
land. II. q. sMfETrHY CO. sii M 18th
ITe4 18th 81: I NV, w. End A.: 2 lars,
once rms. with pvt. bath and kit.
i! husr1NE n!R'' ri! EfA5gx Sss5 co. Ar re-! 81
DESIRABLE OFFiCE in Anacostis
NANCE CORR; 2o14 Nichols ave
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Busines.
isfoSsS fssftNn vtnt.tIU1: I.Ess Sse emo so5lf
200: r ST. N.W.@2-rm. once o.
about $50 50. #. with ample storage
SPACE and pvt; bath. For details, cal
pR6FEssHfc%SaRu pWR66FkEH 4 RuEL4R IfF1cEPs. PE. osI
MAYORS Theater Ps; and Feoples es'fSen' 6fIS
Store, 2nd mr.; 2s4o Aisbams : ave
&c; VIM subdiyide: THOs. b
18th ST.. DOWNTOWN-Comm.; lge
Flexlum bl;; fluor. lights. tile fiOor;
UPPER GEoRGiiAS Suai; Ave. M; NV. Stso; n.,,
Piney Branch rd.-ReaI estate organ.
ization has once space available in
modern building for LAWYER &C.
countant, real estate broker or man
rrarkinE rE NO. available. For details. cal
vic. MAYFLowER HOTEL, At Conn
ave-, modern well furnished ONO,
TO share. pvt. bath; use Of phone
very reas. RE. $3.50, day or night
DUPONT CIRCLE. immediate oceu
NJ, NJ, Hqshesi a4r ESQ with II. G. sMiTHl
oEficE SPACE AVAILABLE imm.
6iately Roon l0ss soo connecticut avenu,
Metropolitan 2l61 or write lessee
MRS; J.: RuNYON. ito West 57tf
nnwNr6STS s5rssti NsT York City. 19.
decorated, 1st A. front. Suit. foj
professional man, real estate once
etc, Apply CUMBERLAND APPS,
19th h4th and Thomas Circle. Ask fol
SILVER SPRING. suite of ONCE,
and semiprivate washroom, opp
suburban Trust. 2nd floor; can Re,
5-yr: lease at SS5. RIPLEY 4
ROMER. Realtors. SH. 1888
1917 18TH ST. N.W.-Avail. immed
Large bsmt. ONCE; $50 per mo. Also
newly dee. ofices. ST. $500. ia
Now available.
Room 431. ski It.
Room 419. 12x1S It.
Room 332, 11xI7
All rooms to be redecorated to ten
ants requirements.
KAeS-BERGER, INC. EN-. 500
Evening star., 1952-04-20

NATL ORGN. desires approx. 1000
So. IT. OF downtown office space.
ENGINEERTNG Tim FIRM me needs ds':i approx. pro
1000 SO. it. in Northwest Washing
ton. Ma. 40S4 or EN-. 637S.
APPROXIMATELY 400 SO. FT. OF
ONCE space needed in the vicinity
Of 1900 block Georgia ave. Call
RA. OlS9.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

PENNSYLVANIA AVE-. 213S1a NV.
nrst moor equipped for restaurant
closed; 3-rm: apt. on 2nd floor. Ke.
IN once WIN consider offers. Edwin
ave. RIM. III, RE: $40.
STORE AND APARTMENT. nearb!
10 RIM. BRICK HOME. commercia
zone. rm. in front to build seyera
S11res. & n;w;. D. c. GLLoN REALTY
SECOND COMMERCIAL. CO, / floor ston,
bay window front on New York ave
p;w: best at,.5 az 9th s. Will sell this week
ARLlNGTON-Cor; property consist
reaareS 1ean S nsS jFFEERsoN 5ss SRaGTS
SHs, sis.ooo 90 'cash0. CASH will
handle; t3) stores on main high
WAY; unusually 1inn hlsh s6 return plu' N
CO. 1904 Wilson blvd. ia. 5-654o
CONNECTICUT AVE. near Florida
ave.-Bay window brick house; Of
3 stories and finished basement
sSonttainins contain ing 9 rooms and j.. baths
for business and rented at s35i
iS1a K street ta NV. NA. SsNAN i1ss.
OXON HILL - 45O-ft. frontage
zonsd commercial; AZ acres. di.
Geyaopm.nt; ssstlE IN the path HI of tFemend0a' g.
price,. at less than Is cents pc,
AK, SOLO with JAMES CARROLL
81 II Nichols ave; Sc.
PENNA. i;Nn.1 AVE: Sc, near, Congres;
rms. and : baths on End and 3rd
mrs. Rear screened porches; auto
oil steam heat; lge. yard to alley
tor sale by owner. Phone 10. 5-Ie33
Downtown o! SGs' NV story brick
easy accessible rear alley. Very good
wholesale distributing business. Good
managing available. J. A. McKEEVER
co; INC; la32 E st. NV. ST. $500.
s0S,S 0asnt EYE YES ST. M:W-Ist COM, base
business; 1st and End A. now being
made into apis. Owner leaving D. c..
quick sale desired. STROUP, RA.
DRY CLEANING PLACE-Bldg., lot,
equipment. On main highway near
yrs. Successful bus. established. /.
Finest reputation for quality work,
$4,000: MISS KING, KE. 3.5l64.
RESTAURANT - 25 mi.
from. D. c. Apt. for owner. So. 600
worth equip. = acres: Long frontage
on main highway. S24,a50 A rare
opportunity. MISS KING. KE.
3-5I64.
1857 23RD ST. N.W.-2nd comm j;
behind Capital Cadillac Co.; 3-story
and bsmt., 8 rms. sale or lease.
s. j. BROWN, RE. 353l.
4O22 BLADENSBURG RD- Corner
bldg, lot 5Oxl35. rms. and bsmt. :;
any commercial use: sale or lease.
RlnIIIN
Evening star., 1952-04-20
DESK SPACE

COLORED REAL ESTATE BROKER
wants desk space. Win pay $40
month. Ii. 4-7601.
DOWNTOWN mail address and tele-
BARR th SUiLDiNo, fGHs 80 80 iath M ssoTi 81. NV.
near Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive aesk space for those who
want. the best. ReceptioniSt. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1855
Evening star., 1952-04-20
OIMEY Md AREA

OLNEY, MD. AREA
New listing; excellent farm Of 237
acres with 4 bedrm. and bath house
large barn on good roads i'll tiue
neiyhborhQod. Call Mrs. Ross with
LYMAN c. DELE u CO., INC,
Gaithersburg 323-R or ST. $500.
REMINGTON. VA.-Large lot. Arm
BUNGALOW; water. liEhts: $4,000
6-rm.. GOA: improved rd.: $4,000
terms.
New bungalow. 4-rm,: cleo. well
stock farm mr.. Reminston. border.
ing river; 7-rm.. cleo: Sl9. 800
terms.
25O-a. stock and dairy farm, equipped
3O0-a. timberland; $4,000: terms
Stock farms, dairy farms aud timber.
land. 3. F. PERROW. Reminst0n
Va: Rem. II.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

0OSbNeSS FkVP. eOk ksNb
SMALL 2-sToRY SHOP on alley.
near Gs and Gs shsDhsiTdo EioT s. nIDnE Nib fS5
sara 14th ST. N.W.-second floor; 3
rooms; approx. 1000 SO; It. ofices;
showrooms; separate 14th st. en-
trance; W1 4 sl25 mo. ME. l13o; eyes,
SMALL COMMERCIAL BUILDING;
Good Goo 'aseo Hope rd very low rent 1e lease @
SHELTON. RealtoT. 10. $1,000.
LEASE OR sALE-1st comm. bldg.
downtown area; $500 50. IT,. one
story: lge. rear alley; good cond :.
or write Box 316-T. Star.
sTORE-Warehouse or for shop;
2sxs6, 14-ft. ceiling, no post q
partition; former n, sateway bldg; Wit I
$3.50. In Kensington area. TIA
Os62 or DU. 5637. Brokers pro.
tected. go
NEW BUILDING. second commercial
downtown. 1000 SO. IT,; suit. prina'
shop. machinery. etc. RA. 1920
1857 eard ST. NV. End comm, be.
s snd J. RSH5;; SRowN' Re. Res s5sf sfie or lease
4O2e BLADENSBURG RID. - Corner
bldg: lot. 50xl35; Z rms; and bsmt.
any. commercial use; sale or lease
end s c6SHEkciAL. 5MSMs al; 'sSa5 $500 So. IT..
good for machine shop, manufac;
st. ne. near N, Capitol. -22
EXCELLENT LOCATION: ideal fol
used-car business; o corner lot on Ga
fSs fSe rfns fas K ( st. a. nN MekEEVEE ~ ssoo CO.
FINE LGI. HoME at $50 Rockvill,
pike; beautiful grounds; ideal fol
tourist home. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
INC. Rockville 4315,
Ice. STORE. in business district o.
SeathersosTF oeat1en: so per oo mo sa sAMiyE hi Lee
sESEk REfIES srkTSGy FTS RSskyIllf fraasss. aaS
a So. It. e; On q firs est couNFY SPslGf invest. EST
MENT: INC. JU. s-51oo. Q to I
coin 0AEsi STORAGE pLANr-Rossylr
aIs1sgdns sGT5o dr., IT, maintain psd
@rits Nh BLOCK. suiss ufsesi si1, 0fiss kss,
Bldg, Washington, D. c. -2S
1000 so. TT. FLOOR SPACE. in :
cinder block and l frame building
with 75x3O-ft. ma chine shed ant
Arm. workman's house; will rem
an any Ss,aM q al; Fairfax County sroUn oo
1858 :as ist ST. s.E.-1-story bricI
bldg. $500 SO. IT.; gas heat: i'm
mediate occupancy. LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415 K st
NV, NE. 64n0.
4th AND L SITS. N.W.-Lot approx
5000. SO. it.. excellent for parkins
car storage, etc; immed. occupancy
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4 CO.
| 1415 K St. NV. ME. 5400.
2251 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. eco
50. it., concrete floor. fireproof bldg.
occup. LEO N: BERNSTEIN & CO
end SoMMERcfAiGs.r T. Bro mh hoas. saSs
Downtown location. Agreeable witt
business or ofices. Vacant. ia
EXCELLENT location. vic. of Conn
ave. and NJ ST.: once and plant
5000 50. it.; concrete bldg. roll-il
street loading; excel. for printing o
manufac. Completely wired; rea,
Apply all week. Box 306-R. Star.
USED CAR LOCATION
Site available to good operator o.
H. L. HORTON. ME. 1880
Evening star., 1952-04-20
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OrFtS6S q SlOO1OS fVk KEN
SPACE FOR RENT-11th and Penn..
4aSS aSf; nX BEock Gen Wisc6ssiHNs MA SssHs AVE- 7VaEl-
Suitable for doctor. dentist, etc:
44;room suite. pvt. iavatory. Phone
CLOSE TO UNION STATION ON and
Join 3s nP" DoN5H6E. ssln5 5fm0ss!sd ss p.nn. Gsl
svs:.ss:e.; ave: Sc; ewes, OR. $3.50; ONCE, Ii.
18th. NEAR PA. AVE. s.E.-Lars. sT
ONCE. suitable for professional man
or any type business; reas.; can
EANasi sf NaiVistd sGfLDSa, IN st4$ t4so New s2 FORK
Desirable rooms to meet '1is: your re:
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
Suite GIG; Evans Bldg, ME. l1O7
DUPONT ayPi,SnT. CIRCLE 1ns E,ta!.i BLDG; ofaces
tional. embassies and trade organ
liza ation. AID. 5000. 1346 Conn. ave.
THREE-ROOM SUITE Of over 500
50. #. Reasonably priced at $50 per
mo: KASS-BERGER. INC, EN-. S1OO.
SILVER SPRING-Modern elevator
tion 6ids' dsSiraole professional 0ea
soe Sffefae MoRrdoMEkY RsaSse1s sa
MENT q INSURANCE CO. -21
once and apt. See ss4 Kennedy Kennedy St. i.
ny; Key N,o at sSsss: Cali OWNER; re:
FOR RENTLLsrse. well-situated law
ONCE; 10th St, near Treasury. with
law library facilities. Very reason
able rental. Possession Immediately.
Call RE. s046, between 10 and 3.
Iaoe n CT Nw ord a EoGo
1ice, newly reconditioned, suitable
for insurance, real estate, account
ing or similar operation. Rental,
$325 per mo-. on long-term lease.
To inspect call Mr.. Transue. Mon
day: Or; 1000. LDGuM q GERBER
Or : coon RMS. in law ofnces,
912 Dupont circle Bldg. rent reas.,
secretarial service. If desired. .AD.
5000 CONN. AVE. Nw.-ExceI. for
dr.. dentist, etc; suite constg. Of
lmed h9oe So ocfo , aDn1 ss TI; fSo rsfeP RrFa
sIEiE s.W'. M&. E 600. S0ii Realtors 1910 X st.
18th AND N. Y. AVE. N.w.-Eey. OF
bldg. 3 to rm. suite. completely
decorated. in whole or in part; i'm
med; occup-; reas: a rent; elsc; eve;
rent. Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN &
CO. Realtors. 1415 X st. NV. Me
Do1WTNTowN-Pvt. ONCE and r.cep
rm., elev, once bldg. newly dec
sTasiS sHsNsrN !Rmsd s co 9eeqp Kp:.tor!Eo LEO ,4t n
|rkERSIshED s ii RiH; ofrISE' 81 Gu room. n...
Statler. available Immediately. Cal
Kx. $3.50 mornings. IA
Evening star., 1952-04-20

vi Uulu>UOUT StOTe III silver SDTlnR
Reasonable rent. GOLDSTEN BROS.
RE. 1883. 30
900 PEOPLE with money to spend
want to trade with you. We have
the store space: you have the buSi-
ness and these $500 persons in
Northeast Washington are beggine
you to serve their many needs
drugs. groceries. delicateSsen, beauty
-parlor, distributor.
Furthermore: A dood-gate Of auto
trafiic will be opened about the time
these buildings are complete, The
new Kansas ave. underpaSs viii
bring traffic to your door on North
Still available are these four stores
One 80x73'. full basement. five large
display windows; another, 2Ox73'
full basement, big display window
and two stores, I5x50, each with
modern display window set to face
approaching traffic. Gas heat, hot.
water heaters, lavatories with sky.
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