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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Kathleen Buchanan Maxwell
Plaintiff
vs. No. 97763
Ellen Robinson, ct al, Defendant
The defendants, Ellen Robinson,
Sarah Clark, Pearl Evans, Nina
Boxley, Mary Ethel Marion and
unknown owners of the following
lands in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas: Lots Eleven and Twelve III
& l2), Block Eleven Q1. Motley
Heights Addition to the City of
Little Rock, Arkansas are warned
to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff, Kathleen
Buchanan Maxwell
Dated: June 10, 1858
Jackie L. Shropshire & J. r.
Booker, Solicitors for Plaintiff
Harold Anderson
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. C.
6:26;7:3-l0-l7 At
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Newport
A. Smith

a. smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams
have as their guests their two
grandsons from Chicago The
State Home Foreign mission meet
ing was held at the Church of
God in Christ on Clay street. A
large number of delegates attend
ed the meeting Mr.. and Mrs
Harper of Batesville visited Mr.
and Mrs. Smiley Mrs. Delma
Sutton Hatchett is home on Rem
mel avenue Mrs Hoover Will
Hams left to begin school at Par
klns Monday Miss Corene
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-07-17

Borders became Mrs. Reynolds on
Saturday . We are all looking
forward to the State NAACP
meeting here on July 3lst
Mrs. G. D, Mays had a minor OPP
Grafton. She is home now and do
ing nicely =. Mrs. j. E. Tillman
Is here with her husband, Rev. J.
E. Tillman, who preached the in
stallation sermon of the Masons
at the St Paul AME church.
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it's mostly white light and oh very bright The chalkv
white do-dads weren't keen to recommend less
your skin tone runs in the nooodeep But why get
excited about chaky white when there's luscious coral and
rich turquoise just fashionable more stunning on
most OF u.s. Whatever shade pick pick big for the over
size numbers are 1T this year Earrings large
variety with the hoops and the drops leading the vanguard
But they all light in weight you needn't be dis
MAYED by all that ieWerY
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Mary 10 Revils, Plaintiff
VS. No. 97903
Kenneth E Revils, Defendant
The defendant, Kenneth f. Rev
is warned to appear in this roi,
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Mary 10 Revils.
Dated: July 9Th. 1858
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, d. c.
7l7-2d-31.2'7 At
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Dorie Smith, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97657
Jerry Smith, Defendant
The defendant, Jerry Smith, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff, Doris
Smith.
Dated: July 9th, 1858
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. G.
7:l7-24-3l;8;7 1t
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That CT each week
Send The PRESS 10
Needlecraft NewSe
by Nan~6axter
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indicative of Sprngme ueng hearts beautiful flowers
IN delicate butterfly spreading Its wings the sunlight
myriad of brilliant coors phenomenon of Natures fine work ha
fng butterfly has captured the imagination of poets painters
designers and decorators Crheters have captured the beauty the
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with mrcerzed crochet rainbow
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NEGOTIATION

Because of the ingenuity
Of an English calico printer.
today we are able to dupli-
cate, in crochet, the vivid
colors of a butterhy's wing.
Mercerization, a process
patented in 1850 by it's
originator, John Mercer,
among other things gives
cotton a greater affinity for
color. True, rich color and
a high degree Of luster is
characteristic of mereerized
cotton thread. Mercer dis
covered that when this fn-
ish was applied to cotton
prior to dyeing, it also in
creased the strength and
n
Evening star., 1953-05-22

Curran. DR.. Roy j. Deferrari,
Raymond A. DuFour, Vincent l..
Toomey, DR.. Aubrey Landry and
DR.. Leo Stock. of Washington;
william L. Calvin of Baltimore,
Thomas w. Pangborn of Hagers-
twn. Md: Clarence E. Martin of
Martinsburg, w. Va. and Lewis
L. Guarnieri of Warren Ohio.
All are members of the univer-
sity's Board of Trustees.
Message From Pope.
Pope Plus XII sent a condo
lence message to Archbishop
O'Boyle. which read:
"The holy father, informed of
the death of the rector of the
university. Bishop Mccormick.
conveys with assurance prayerful
remembrances Of the deceased
and personal condolences to
your excellency, the faculty and
students"
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Requiem Mass Held
For Catholic U. Head,
Bishop McCormic

A solemn pontifical requiem
mass was offered this morning
for the Most Rev. Patrick J..
Mccormick, rector Of Catholic
University and auxiliary bishop
OF Washington. who died Mon
day at Providence Hospital.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of WASH
ington. was the celebrant and
the eulogy was delivered by the
Very Rev. Francis j. Connell.
c. SIS. R.. dean of the School
OF Sacred Theology at the uni
versity.
Pallbearers Listed.
Burial was in Mount olivet
Cemetery.
Among the active pallbearers
were the following members of
the university faculty: DR.. Bren-
dan F. Brown. DR.. c. j. Nuesse,
DR.. A. j, Scullen. DR.. George
Rock. DR.. Karl Herzfeld, DR..
Martin r. P. MCGUIRE, DR..
Thomas G. Foran and DR.. Ales-
sandro Crisafulli.
Among the honorary pail
bearers were Judge Edward NJ.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Justice
Continued From First Page.

and another during the duck
hunt-which he said led to the
dropping of charges against two
of his clients indicted by a run
away grand jury.
Another witness yesterday was
Representative Sutton. Demo-
crat, of Tennessee, whose faith
er-in-law, the late w. B. Mas
Sey. was one of the tax case
defendants represented by Mr..
Hooker.
Defends His Action.
Mr.. Sutton said Mr.. Massey
was indicted despite Govern
ment policy not to prosecute
tax charges against persons in
Ill health.
He said Mr.. Massey died of
cancer after he failed to per-
suade Justice officials to drop
the charges on health grounds.
Everything I did was open
and above board. I would do it
for any constituent" Mr.. Sut-
ton said.
Mr.. Sutton. who appeared at
his own request. labeled the in
dictment of his father law
politically inspired. Back of it.
he said. was j. Frank Hobbs,
who had been my political foe,
as we'll as a man I had a fight
with in the election booth in
my hometown CLawrenceburg,
TENN because he called me a
lying S. 0. B."
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Highways
Continued From First Page)

60 into the proposed new High
ways and Traffic Department.
Where the present vehicles and
traffic establishment is directly
under the Commissioners, it
would be in the third echelon of
the proposed administrative
setup.
Parking Board Proposed.
Members of parking agency
would be formed into a Park
ing Advisory Board, which would
report to the director of high
ways and traffic. The existing
Traffic Advisory Board would be
retained. but with the board re-
porting to the highway-traffic
director instead of the District
Commissioners.
Work of both boards would re-
main the same: One group of
citizen advisers to study the city's
on and off-street parking prob
lens, the other to concern itself
with traffic problems.
The member staff of the
existing parking agency would
be consolidated with a traffic
and traffic safety division. This
would rank on the same admin
.strative level as the old-line
street. bridge. electrical and tree
divisions, each now separate but
under the present highway di-
rector's Office.
New Repair Division.
Another division" would han
die the repair of mobile equip
ment, the function now served
by the Central Garage and Auto
Repair Shop.
In addition to these shifts, an
Office of business administration
would be established along with
an Office of planning design and
engineering. The former would
centralize all budget and supply
matters for the entire depart
ment. and the latter would plan
all technical matters relating to
the function of the department
Evening star., 1953-05-22
New Repair Division.
British Embassy Tea Sci
For Perfect Secretary

Miss jeanette Janvrin, Brit
aims perfect secretary" will be
honored with a tea at 4 o'clock
today by Lady Makins. wife of
the British Ambassador to the
United States.
Miss Janvrin arrived in WASH
ington yesterday on an l8-day
tour. She is the winner of a
contest sponsored by the London
Evening News and the United
States National Secretaries
Week Council. Her visit here
comedies with the celebration
Of National Secretaries Week.
Earlier today Miss Janvrin
Evening star., 1953-05-22
| Frances President
Hunting Once More
For New Premier
By the Asseeiqtsd Press

PARIS, May 22.-A parade Of
French political leaders trooped
to the Elysee Palace today to
give President Vincent Auriol
their advice on candidates for
the thankless job Of Frances
Premier.
The parade began after the
French National Assembly top
pied Premier Rene Mayors 4
month-old cabinet yesterday over
domestic financial issues.
The palace talks were a we'll
practiced routine for Mr.. Auriol.
This is Frances 18th poSt-lib-
Grafton political crisis and the
14th that the President has had
to resolve in his five and a half
years of Office.
BY a 328-244 vote against the
Mayer government, the National
Assembly stripped France of a
government chief just as plans
were being made for him to join
the United States and Britain in
three-power talks.
Some political leaders feared
the current crisis might be of
fairly long duration since France
was without government for 16
days before Mr.. Mayer took over
January 8. 1t was generally ex-
pected, however, that a new gov
ernment would be in Office by
June II, when the French Pre-
mier is scheduled to meet Prime
Minister Churchill and Presi-
dent Eisenhower in Bermuda.
Andre LIE Troquer. vice presi-
dent of the National Assembly,
was the first to see Mr.. Auriol
this morning. After a 4O-minute
talk. he told reporters, "ThoSe re-
Sponsible for the crisis now must
make known their propositions.
I believe there is a profound di-
vision between the parties"
The issue that brought Mr..
Mayors downfall was a request
for powers to make governmental
economies by decree. Trouble had
been building up because ex-
Evening star., 1953-05-22
WoIverton Urges
Action on Transit
Setup in District
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page.)
problems to be made by a nine
member commission, has been
approved by a House District
subcommittee. 1t is awaiting
action by the full District group.
An important witness today
was to be Leo C. Pou for the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. This agency sent letters
to the House Commerce Commit
tee yesterday. proposing many
changes in the Hyde-Johnson
bill. The ICC is in a key position
during debate over regulation Of
transit firms here. since it al
ready has certain controls over
interstate transportation car
riers in this area.
Trade Board Opposed.
Outspoken objection to the
area transit bill was voiced yes
terday by representatives of the
Washington Board Of Trade, the
District Commissioners and
others.
William H. Press, executive
vice president of the trade body,
told the subcommittee his group
favors the Broyhill bill, and op-
posed the Hyde-Johnson meas
ure. The latter, he charged, is
premature, and fails properly
TO protect the public interest in
that it would increase the f1nan-
cial burden on the short-haul
passenger"
Provisions Hit as Vague.
Lloyd B. Harrison. special as
sistant corporation counsel.
voiced the objection of the Dis
trict Commissioners to the regu-
latory commission measure, "un-
less a complete survey of all
relevant facts demonstrates the
need for such an agency" He
charged 1t would be a fifth
transit regulatory body in this
area and a duplication of effort.
The bill, he insisted is full of
vague and unconstitutional pro-
visions"
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Pan American Fiestu Set

Colorful Latin American songs
and dances will be featured in
the 1858 Fiesta of the YMCA
Pan American Club at 3 pm.
Sunday in the YMCA, 1885 G
street NV. Proceeds from the
benefit will go to underprivileged
boys in the District area.
Evening star., 1953-05-22

penses have been running higher
than the budget estimates and
tax income had been running
lower.
Former Premiers Henri Queille
and Georges Bidault followed LIE
Troquer in to the Elysee today.
The rest of the day probably will
be taken up with similar talks.
No announcement of a new Pre-
mier- designate was expected to-
day.
Evening star., 1953-05-22

visited the House of Representa-
tives and the Senate as the
guest of Representative Morano,
Evening star., 1953-05-22

Republican. of Connecticut, and
Senators Bush and Purtell, Re-
publicanS, of Connecticut.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FARMS
RRANDYMINE. Me

BRANDYWINE. MD, 13 mi. to D. C.
81 acres. about half cleared, with
large 6-rn. house in good condi-
ton. Also arm. tenant house S.4,-
500, terms. PINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW, Jr.. Clinton. Md, Cypress
/ 900 ACRES. CENTERvLLE-Bor-
dered by Bull Run. Also 5-acre
tracts at CenterVille Reas. SARAH
SCOTT. 2057 Wilson blvd. IA. e
O06e, IA. s-3313. go
DAIRY FARM. approx. AL acres.
In Fairfax Co. Va, miles from
Fairfax Station, Va.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
sroREs FoR RENT tcan..l }
SILVER SPRING nn "a i,.,

coiesVilie rd.&s4zs5' aa Ga Win SHis 0IaUW psTt
basement; Just redecorated; excel
lent for appliances, draperies or
restaurant. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
sMITHY sM S,o6o Co, s11 18th st. NV.
18th AND you N.w.-aox1as. With
mezzanine, 20x60; loading doors in
rear; rent only $325 mo. Call Mr..
Holland. H. G: SMITHY CO.. 81l
i3th st NV. ST. $4,000. --21
NEW STORE AND LOT 33x150. good
GEORGETOWN = Store with rear
parking excel. for decor. display
rrm; or distributor. 3O6S M st. NV
NO. 6-u91S.
18th AND AM. + sIs. = Loft; 1000 SO
IT.: md fl. space with lge. show
Snd eevaaor a5 seTTies sDDed al cSR gsi
$50 50. Fl. SPACE, suitable for
workshop or storage: pvt. entr.. in
shopping center; mr.. Silver Spring
GELS iith ST. N.W.MBusy block:
suitable cleaning business: barber
shop, beauty .parlor or other line;
rent reduced from Sl25 to $50 mo.
pixie HOUSING CO., ia. 9-l10?.
A5LdEXANDRIA. 5d. VA.-Modern store
;Soatar Tox54 with full bsmt:; adj. to Va;
& STEVENSON fNc,, Ma. s-sssas.
DOWNTOWN. aos N. Y. ave. NV:
new front: ideal for printers shop
90 o. gree store. DI: 7-3047.
workshop or storage; pvt. entr., in
Snopping center; nr. Silver Spring
2?ND AND l. SIS. N.W.-Store. plus
> rms, good for any type business.
S75 mo. RE. 7-07S1 or IL. 1868
611 F ST. N.W.-Good size store.
Idea for anv type business. INQUIRE
at GIFT SHOP, or call RE. T-5.24,
~ FA f-31nO. -o1
rna =, M
Evening star., 1953-09-20
DESK SPACE

CHEMICAL PATENT ATTORNEY
wishes to rent desk space, prefer
ably from firm that can provide
overflow search or soliciting work.
Box 439-T. Star. 2l"
ATTRACTIVE DESK SPACE, and tele-
phone secretarial service, at 18th
and H st. NV. call Elk. 3-b050.
--21
OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenosrapher available. Call DE.
2-S000.
DOWNTOWN mail addres sand tele-
phone answering service: $3.50
S-3963
SEMI I-PVT.-653 Wash. Bids. Car
peted suite. Secy., phone. air cond.
EX. 3-S500: Sun, IA. $4,000.
DESK SPACE in real estate ONCE in
wen-managed elevator bldg. nr. 18th
and G NV. Box 3SS-R, Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD, clean. . or 3 bedrm. home in
good D. {. or nearby Md loc; Sc
pref. Have slhSt. cash. MRS. COX,
LU. 2-S13S or ST. 3-736S.
CARPENTER wants old house or
building 20 repair or move for a
home EN-. 2-0Sa0. 20'
ELDERLY COUPLE will pay cash for
3-bedroom bungalow, walking dis
tance stores. $4,000 or less. Pre-
fer Bethesda, Box 4s1-R. Star. "O'
EMPL. COUPLE wants 3 or 4 bedrm.
house in good NV. area s.. 500
down. No agents please. Box ASST
Star. 20
URGENTLY NEEDED by family of
five. 8 or bdrm. home in D. C.
or Nd. Can pay all cash If neces-
sary. Possession within 60 days.
Reply Box 31ST. Star.
ARLINGTON or Falls Church, frame
or brick, must have 3 bedrms..
cellar. have immediate buyer for
same. e. CROSS. IA. 2-701s or
Ii 0-10Oo.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CULPEPER, VA. 3SO-aere stock
farm. about $50 in grass and hays
substantial old-fashioned house with
bath, elec, fireplacesi $4,000.
only $4,000 cash needed. Owner
retiring. WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Culpeper Va oOe
Evening star., 1953-09-20
STORES FOR RENT

LGE; ;lE; STORE in commercial area.
Gently occupied as laundry and dry
cleaning outlet; 1O3 NJ st. Sc. THOs
P. BROWN, 615 4th st. S.w.. Ma.
93i TENTH ST. N.w.-smali To store.
lge, show WINDOW; parking space in
NEAR fsaF CaTnoiic rfHf Gh IA TAryFRstTY SRtt4T sa
MonrSe SnG7r9ee s.; pbo,,n n,eGo99 ir1 5 for 3ny
I.50O SO. FIT. IN ROCKVILLE, Md
Heat furnished; can rent part or all;
S1 good location for any business. Gall
II.9 CONN AVE.-I1xsG. opposite
Hahn's Shoe. Peck & Peck. Jelleffs
Avail, Oct. lst. r. OOWD. EN-
90 FLORIDA AVE. NV; with heat
show window; central location: very
sIss 1sss0faH.e NJ. PLEAS, mr.. Park I'd
Crosstown bus, 2 show windows;
ANSaPto,IITgm SssaPt IITmsd SSh poSs EN- EN- 2:s617.s
70 modern front. t1S InuTiTs Mfs' Il siVhsf West
st., MR. LIsS. Annapolis 2431 or
ala M ST. N.w.-1st-floor store
approx. 24x70, with 2 addnl. floors
ABOVE, completely decorated through
out. fiuor. lights, asphalt tile floors:
imm. occup.: reas. rent. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. -1415 K St
NV. ME. S-5400.
6. STORE SHOPPING CENTER in
West HyattSville has openings for
beauty shop. variety store or radio
contains ] 900 so. IT, Call Mr. Hol-
land, H. G. SMITHY CO. S1l 18th
=. NV. ST. 3-33nn --o1
MINI. AVE. AND BENNING RID. NE.
- Store 40xl00, with loading dock
private parking for 10 cars; adj. to
new chain. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
SM1THY co. sl1 18th st. NV,
18th AND COLUMBIA N.w.-Corner
store with $500 so. #. and full
bsmt Also smaller adjoining store
16x70. Both available for general
retail use. Cali Mr.. Holland. H. G.
SMITHY co, sl1 18th st. NV.
18th AND H SITS. NV. - English
basement ir-conditioned store avail.
Immediately; contains ZOO 50. it..
suitable for most any type retail
business. Call Mr.. Holland, H. G..
sM1THY CO.. S11 18th St NV.
ST. $4,000. al
Evening star., 1953-09-20
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
BRAND-NEW
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE SPACE - One floor
aDrt,3,orl appEGx; 10000 So IT, ige bays nc
weeks. located ne. section, above
mtg:. convenient to public transp.:
1HRSr reas: rental TTaRrHSTIss RoT 2l-T: star -21
10000 sa. it.. NV. Sec. on main
street, parking in rear. OIL. 2-0S15
HEART OF BUSINESS sECTioN.
suitable warehouse or similar use:
froT and rear entrance. Rear ~
5000 So. II, FTT zOned industrial; Of.
q MSLssH 4 T. SONS iii iii Eve St, nv
THREE WAREHOUSES;. approx. $500
so. IT; in each. zoned IL, truck
docked, electric overhead doors.
ofices. railroad siding possible
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 7-4343.
1900 800 SO. FT.. street level
space avail. for. imm. occup. in
co Gonv ~ NV Va! location; I'M, in whele or
NV nENNit MF. EiN Ns-S4oSSo o. 1910 St
5 900 SO. FT.-Two floors, large
elevator, parking lot adjoining. 2009
ssh Fl g sFAcA isi AD ivAsEntil. vA2ssa G
sso second dG;o Ar; Of sl7 F St, nv; Ap-
light goods, such as clothing. See
MIR; BROTT. 917 F st. NV. RE.
$500 So. Fl. AVAIL. Oct. 1st; ap-
prox; 81 per It.. THOMPSON 4
GRAY. JU. $1,000, weekdays. till 6.
WAREHOUSES;. 1000 to
20;900 #. E. N. LIGHTBoWN, WA.
REAR siOs H ST. N.w.-e-story brick
bldg, 1,SO0 SO. IT., plus bsmt.. 500
per mo. WOODWARD d NORRIS,
~ :0th st. NV. RE. 1856.
900 500 SO. FT.: t-!evel
space avail. for imm. occup. in
conv. NV. location; in whole or in
part; reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st.
NV. NE. S-540n.
DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS $
ranging in size from 1900 50. #.
to $4,000 SO. It. Suitable for gen.
eral storage purposes or automobile
storage and repair, Call Mr. Hol-
land H. G. SMTTHY CO, SIl 18th
81. NV. ST. 3-3300. -21
OPPOSITE PENTAGON
NeE lev .. building: la,5oo square sg IT feet:
span, TT. siding, truck-heisht load
Ing large ofi.Strest parking area.
18th and K sts. NV. DL 7-e0e0.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
ULTRA-MODERN

Is the best way to describe these
beautiful new exceptionally we'll
constructed buildings, containing 10
apts., plus janitor's quarters. Lo-
section. it overiooks a Government
parkway and is convenient to a
major shopping center, school, bus.
etc. All apts. have 2-bedrmS. and
contain the best obtainable equip.
with many features not found in
600 yrly. TENANTS PAY FOR OWN
HEAT AND ALL UTILITIES, own
er's expense very low. Well financed
and will show a splendid return on
about S37 800 cash required above
one long-term trust, You will en-
Joy seeing this property. Exclusive
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 3-1SlI
Evening star., 1953-09-20
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
CONTINUED.

EXCEL. OFFICE SPACE avail. at very
low rental in the Victor Bldg; :;
csiI d,I99 ST So; a. +; or portion thereof.
iuan siT-c1nd PIasa pped nTnspsvsly masie ra
espt; sg t. rm; all qtils;; 500. BoWERs
SILVER SPRING-ofhce or desk
rIpS ipSce AS6 H5' cSIMSfi cSSt 0sf; ny ~ s7Stl
ss'fGal IS oW as a $50 ana onPS 3 14Sm foT 1utss Soo
lighting. viii decorate or furnish to
suit tenant, To inspect, call CO.
-5-1130. week days.
LARGE BALL ROOM for rent for
6AxIsoN DANCE School. 1873
III III Si i4th f." ST. N.w.-pesirable air.
cond. l or Groom suites, private
open Pc ssnday sI,ats tSr sGo inspection, ! te
RADIO BuILDING-Near the court
house. Arlington's finest air-con-
ditioned bldg; Single once and
three-room suites avail. for immed
s TgcAs CO, CO AItS5f0i ISo5 ii SH1NE0N st. n.W.
FURN. PvT. OFFICE in air-cond.
suite: receptionist service and light
Stenographic assistance; ONCE bldg.
IN vic. Statler Hotel. Telephone Ma.
s-5455 weekdays. 80
1886 18th ST. N.W.-Just remod-
eeled Ist f.; 3 rms, washrm. park
ing. Rent reas. OIL. 4-T4l4. go
DENTAL OFFICE-On cor. of 9th
and Maryland ave. ne. Avail. Oct.
|. Active dental practice for rum
ber. of wears: rms. all electrical
and plumbing installed SIo5 mo
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO. Gi5
Penna. ave. sc. Ii. 1-lOSS; ewes
and Suns. LU. 1-261S. -33
800? r. l. AVE- lge. rms. md e.;
parking facilities. UN. 4-4433. -"5
PIVATE OFFICE and share reception
rm. in excellent Office bldg. at 18th
and x sts. Call ewes. or Sun, JU.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT approx. 800
So IT. of Office space: centrally
located as possible. Call RE. 1-33@22
n1
DENTIST wishes to lease desirable
Must nave public transp. Give all
details and rent desired in first
letter. Box 3I5-G. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

2 CATALOGS
So. n. j.: other for Fla. farms. homes.
motels, stores etc. Write few words
about what you want, where. AMER.
REALTY. % Z. 18th ST.. y. q.
CONTINUED oH Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1953-09-20

OUR OFFICE invites your S.O. list
ings. In the past 2 years we have
had q tremendous turnover in this
section. Highest cash prices paid
accepted. Call Mr.. Cross, LU.
4-7644 or Mr.. Crawford, Cypress
7-S95S. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE
CO, Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
WAREHoUsEs-RFNr Cont }
CHnICE SpACES

ID 5000 50. ft.--Brand-new, one
story fireproof warehouse; r.r.
siding, 'oading dock, gas heat,
toilets; close-in Alexandria; i'm
mediate possession.
(2) G,400 81. ft.-One story, high
ceiling. drive-in: excellent George
town location.
(3) $4,000 so. ft.-New. two-level
warehouse; one floor, drive-in
and one floor, loading platform;
(4) 10000 So. ft.-On two floors;
r.r. siding. heavy-duty elevator
ample ground for trucking; ex-
ceilent ne. location; reasonable.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. S-55O0
Evening star., 1953-09-20
CHURCHES FOR SALE

NICHOLS AVE. LOCATION New
building, 500 seats, fully air condi-
toned; Apply S. S. BROWN. RE
1-S626. -oI