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burg, also of Post S33. was elect
ed to fill the Office Of junior
second lieutenant.
The members Of the guard
today will take part in dedica-
ton ceremony and parade at 2
pm. at Deale, Md, and at 8 pm.
they win participate in memorial
ceremonies at the Meridian Hill
Baptist Church. Kalorama ave-
nue. and Ontario road NV, with
Betha- -Welch Post.
Meetings this week:
Sunday-Gen. Vicente Lin
Post, 730 Eleventh street Sc.
Monday-Council of Admins
tration. District Building.
Tuesday-TNT Pup Tent
moo, $50 Eighth street S. E.;
Advance Post, Legion Home, Col
mar Manor, Md; Silver Spring
Memorial Post. 2425 Haden drive,
Silver Spring, Md.
WedneSday-H. L. Edmonds
Post. 1915 L street NV: u. s.
Naval Gun Factory Post, 73O
Eleventh street Sc.
Lafayette - Wednesday, Star
Point Society banquet, $3.50 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAkER 1947 Champ. sedan;
w6n terms Sr sS5 6T6gs 6ewn' ,SSI $50 ! per mo mo
NV. EN-. 3-0141. Open today:
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion green
6edT.;r 6edT;; "a 800 miles: SoyH oyerdriyse'
JE. 4-1217. 81
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Regal
salesman needing economical transp..
from both, front and rear; heater
ene one own oaner 70" ss5o s@seaEe sSG Rs5 sSea
lane, Aris or ia. 4-17s3: SsI
Cd; access; $500 miles; excel.
sTH1STpSaSo GEnS; res offer "a. o6-Sl53. 5 81, 81
Appealing and usefui Sscessofies Ssees sSs
sspotless gray f1n;; special At 81 .3a5,
ave. EN-. 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion cony.;
3 to choose from. all fully equip.
sRd Effd' s. se R5esd tSa Ss9 ssas %
ave-. EN-. 3-72S6.
STUDEBAKER '52 vs. 2-dr.; fully
equip; showroom condition; save
first years depreciation at S1,645.
MCNEIL lstudebakerI, 4034 wis.
ave, EN-. 3-72S6. r. ~
STUDEBAKER 80 Commander STAR
lite coupe; radio, heater. overdrive;
light biye-green finish, set of by
sun visor; low mileage, one-owner
LOGAN MOTOR CO. Soi7 VirSinia
ave. NV. ME. s-ss1s. open eve
ningS. gss,y .s qs2
sTUDEBAKER 1854 Cnampion star.
light coupe; ovedra heater. Zip coy.
eEsases ps to dsmSnstrats Whsl tis ecoos s ns
cnampion at your conv. JE. q
sTGDEBAKER 80 4-door de luxe
Champion; heater and oyetdriye; l
%A. STneE; 7-5s$s. ssseiien' condition $780,
beautiful skyline blue, equipped with
Tadio' neM s. aeste5 4sg and MaYFsdWEs 9ys5dEE 5e o
Ms MeTcary YSaI pealer GTas 18th ST. 4R
sI S;$S p. co; Co. &5-S$72 filg - 3:
sedan. sparkling black finish with
automatic transmission; immaculste
CAPITOL AC-OLDSMOBILE
CO., 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER. '49. Comdr.. maroon
4-dr. r. and h. a clean family car.
3O-day guar. S795.. 2-day Money
back Trial 4-month written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1l14 Vermont
ave. NV AID. 4-4300. Il
Low mileage; privately owned. Fine
cond $595 or best offer: Must be
sold this week. DI. 1874.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4-dr.: {:
T., h. and overdriye; very low mile
age; 81 1876. LEO R0CCA, INC,
Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer. 43O1
Conn. ave. NV, EN-. $4,000.
TAUNUS so 2-dr. sedan. Very eco
nomical, up to 35 miles per gallon.
The pride of German engineering;
this vehicle matches anything Its
size on the road today. S595. 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month WrltIen
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer; l1l4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO: y
WILLYS 1858 station wagon; owner,
guaranteed, 5000 actual miles, LOOKS
like a brand-new one; White-Wan
tires: overdrive y down. "A mos.
to pay. Guaranteed terms and TRACE;
S1,795. BEL AIR MOTORS, SI44
Piney Branch rd.. Silver sprins' Ma
JU. 7-6505. OF
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OES Activities
In LocuI Chapters

A benefit tea will be given by
the General Auxiliary Home
Board at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home, 5000 New Hamp-
shire avenue NE, on Saturday,
from 3 to z pm. The public is
invited. Proceeds to be used to
purchase linen for the Home.
Activities in chapters this week
include:
Ruth-Monday. past matrons
and patrons guests. Saturday.
bake sale, Sears and Roebuck,
Wisconsin avenue store. u
Congress Lodge - Monday,
fathers night. Thursday, Home
Board luncheon. 2 pm. Wash
ington Gas Light Co. Friday,
Ways and Means with Past Ma
tron Helen Hartley. S.
st. John's-Monday. line Of
ficers' night. Saturday, tea for
benefit of Home Infirmary at
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Treaty Oak-Monday, meeting.
Mizpah-Tuesday, 58th birth
day. Grand matron and grand
patron with 1858 matrons and
patrons as guests. Rummage
sale. 8 am. to 4 pm, 11O7 Fourth
street Sc. rs
Lebanon - Tuesday, Lebani
Club with Mrs. Myrtle Moffet at
Laurel. Nd. Thursday, Star Point
night.
COlumbia-Tuesday, imitation
and election of associate patron.
Acacia - Tuesday: initiation.
Friday, card club with Mrs.
Madeline Dean.
william F. Hunt-Tuesday,
Star Points, home of Mary
Crump. Thursday, honoring
past matrons and patrons.
Loyalty - Wednesday, birth
day anniversary. Grand matron
and grand patron, with 1858
matrons and patrons as guests.
Chevy Chase - Wednesday,
Officers Club. Saturday, 8 pm,
card party, Woodward &
Lothrop's Bethesda store.
Joppa Lodge - Wednesday,
June birthdays celebrated.
"wednesday. initiation.
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w Department
Plans Encampment;
Other Activities

The annual encampment of the
District Department, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, will be held
June %, "a and IS.
All posts are urged to send
their list of delegates and alter
mates to the department ad-
jutant. 1735 I street NV, as
soon as possible.
Equality Walter Reed Post
will be represented by Delegates
Victor H. Dodge, William L.
Smith, j. Robert Conroy, Dorsey
S. Newbrough. Carl c. Pribek,
Valentine T. Mayer and Hume
Wilson.
Delegates from United States
Government Printing Office
Post will be Francis Wood, Clair
Woods, Charles Woods, Robert
Harkins. Edward Langley, Rob-
ert Utz, Lee Brink, James Bierce
and Morris Goodsaid.
At the last meeting of Potomac
Post it accepted the resignation
OF Comdr. Robert s. Bonar, ir.,
and moved Senior Vice Comdr.
Morris Waxman to the office
of commander.
There are still a few private
rooms available at encampment
headquarters at the Burlington
Hotel for the two business ses-
Sions. Any post desiring to have
one of these rooms should con-
tact Encampment Chairman
Martin Bryant or Assistant Serv-
ice Officer Frank Heise at de-
partment headquarters.
Capt. David Wood presided
over the meeting of the VFW
National Honor Guard at 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE. on
Monday evening. Horace Carter
of Post 833 moved up to fill the
vacant Office of senior second
lieutenant, while Henry Klom-
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Legion Auxiliary
Convention Unit
Meeting Tomorrow

A meeting of the Department
Convention Committee Of the
American Legion Auxiliary will
be held tomorrow at the Ameri-
can Legion Club. 433 Third street
NV. Mrs. Mary Noonan is
general chairman Of the conven-
ton which will be held at the
Department of Commerce Audi
torium on August Z and 8.
:. Mrs. Noonan requests men,
bers Of this committee be pres
ent at B pm.
The Department Rehabilita-
ton Chairman, Mrs. Pearl Heag-
erty. announces the presentation
of appreciation certificates for
work done at Mount Alto Hos
pital will be made on Wednesday
at 7:30 pm, at the hospital.
Three members Of auxiliary,
Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. LaScola and
Mrs. DietSche, have served over
1000 hours, and certificates will
be presented for those who have
served 100. 200, 800, and 500
hours.
Community Service Chairman
OF Woodbridge Unit on May 10,
Mrs. Margaret Pryor, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elizabeth Mark
ward, the unit president, pre-
sented a check for $50 to the
Cured Cancer Club, to be used
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
NBELIEvABLE FORD unbelievablt

UNBELIEVABLE FORD Unbelievable
so Fords-Custom "8"-l2 to
choose from; recent trade-inS.
TudorS and Fordors, fully equipped.
2-tone colors; have been driven from
SAVINGS; 10.O00-mile parts and
labor guarantee; priced from S1,695.
LOGAN (Ford) MOTOR CO., 5301
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-2617.
Open evenings. 81
TWENTY FORD AND CHEVROLET
sealed bid. cars may be inspected
between the hours Of 9 am. and
4 Pm, except Saturday and Sun
day. Cars located on parking lot,
rear OF bldg. AMERICAN MA
Asaph st., Alexandria. Va. Con-
tact director of supplies for bid
form. Bids close IL am, June B,
1853. No deposit required. 81
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Kenneth Nash Post
Elects New Officers

Kenneth Nash Post, District
Department, American Legion,
last week elected new officers.
They include:
Commander, Robert c. Hall:
f1rst vice commander, Richard
N. Harper; second vice COM
mander, John r. Lefoe; third
vice commander, Philip C. DOM
ras; adjutant, Charles H. Smith:
finance officer, William Lossman: /:
judge dvocate. Harry E. Bolton;
sergeant at arms, Miles r. Van
Sise; quartermaster. Clyde r.
Ragan.
Arrangements are being made
for a crab feast on June 26.
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American War Mothers

Allegiance Chapter. American
War Mothers. will meet Thurs
day evening, in room 416, Wash
ington Loan & Trust Building,
Ninth and F streets NV.
All members are urged to be
present as the articles in the
gift project will be distributed
at this time.
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55th Season Is Launched
Al Marshall Hall Park

Marshall Hall Amusement Park
opened yesterday for its 55th
season.
The park, in Maryland across
the Potomac River from Mount
Vernon, is owned by the Wilson
Line Co. The S. S. Mount Vernon
stops there on its regular cruises.
The park also can be reached by
highway.
L. c. Anderson, park superin-
tendent, said all rides and other
features have been rehabilitated.
The picnic grounds also are
ready.
Marshall Halls biggest event
Of the year is the annual joust-
ing tournament late in August.
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Spanish War Veterans
Meetings Scheduled

Meeting of the Auxiliary
Council of Administration,
United Spanish War Veterans.
will be held Wednesday at 8
pm. in the Northeast Masonic
Temple with the department.
president, Catherine Shughrue.
Plans will be made for
the national convention in Cleve-
land, Ohio, in August. .
President Willie Lynn will
preside over Col. John Jacob
Astor Auxiliary on Tuesday at
8 pm. in the Soldiers and Sail
ors, Temporary Home, 921 Penn
sylvania avenue, Sc.
Members Of Admiral George
Dewey Auxiliary will hold a ward
party at Mount Alto Hospital on
Thursday at p. m.
Ethel E. Finn has been ap-
pointed chief of staff by Depart
ment esident Catherine
Shughrue.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp
will meet tomorrow night in
Stanley Hall, United States Sol
diers' Home. Comdr. Paul Reider
will preside.
Mrs. Edna r. Summerfield has
been indorsed by the Depart
ment Auxiliary for national
president.
The grand convocation of the
District of Columbia Military
Order of the Lizards will convene
Saturday at 8 pm. in Pythian
Temple, with Lenora Rosetta,
grand gila monster, presiding.
Richard j. Harden Camp will
meet Thursday at 2 pm. in
Pythian Temple, with Comdr.
w. F. Griffith presiding.
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to purchase equipment needed
for loan to cancer patients.
On May 90 the members of
the unit, rendered a farewell
surprise party to Mrs. Joyce
Jenkins, who with her husband
and small son. is leaving to make
her home In California. Mrs.
jenkins was presented with a
travelling case.
The next meeting of the unit
will be held June 8, at 2031
Rhode Island avenue NE, at
8 pm.
A meeting of Vincent B. Co.'S
tello Unit will be held at the
Legion Clubhouse Tuesday at
$3.50 pm. Officers will be elected.
At its May meeting the unit
endorsed Mrs. Merle Cerulla for
department president.
Fort Dupont Unit will meet
Tuesday at z Fourth street NE.
Election of officers will be held.
The Juniors of this unit will
meet June 6 at the post club
house, z Fourth street NE, for
election of officers.
Mrs. Merle Cerulla has been
endorsed by Victory, Potomac
and Army and Air Force Units
for department president.
Bunker Hill Unit will hold an
evening Of games for the pa
tients at Mount Alto Hospital, on
Thursday at 1880 p. m.
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Esther Thursday, associate
night.
NaOmi-Friday. Bake sale,
Sears and Roebuck's Wisconsin
avenue store. Home board with
Margie Chapman.
Martha-Friday, meeting.
Federal Friday, rummage
sale, am. 1107 Fourth street
S.W. Contact Mrs. Barbara
Fur if you have rummage.
East Gate Friday, associate
night.
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Sulem Packing Center

SALEM.-This capital city of
Oregon is the Pacific Northwest's
largest fruit and vegetable can
ming center with about 5 million
cases per year.
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Meetings this week.

Meetings this week:
neutrality-suspicious. Auxil-
iary, Northeast Masonic Temple.
TueSday-Treasury Auxiliary,
419 Seventh street NV.
Wednesday - McKimmie- Cat
terton, 1909 Rhode Island av-
enue NE; Naval Gun Auxiliary,
730 Eleventh street Sc; 1t. Col.
j. j. He'll Auxiliary, 2020 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
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II Feet of Snow

EUGENE.-Crater Lake Ma
tional Park in Oregon recorded
II feet of snowfall during the
winter of 1950-51.
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Those who have not made res
ervation for the dinner in honor
Of the retiring officers of the
department on June 20 call Mil
dred Rodden, TU. 1892.
The delegates from Treasury
Auxiliary are Ruth Martin and
Dorothy Silliman and alternates,
Gertrude Wilhelm and Josephine
Yanonsky.
All-American Auxiliary elected
as delegates to the encampment:
HAITI Bryan and Helen O'Brien;
alternates. Ruth Clark and Helen
Hughes.
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w Auxiliary
Seats New Officers

Bethea-Walch Unit, District
Department, Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary, installed as off,
GERS: President, Gertrude S.
Horne; senior vice president,
Grace w. Horton; Junior vice
president. Lillian Miller; sec
retary, Leora P. Duggans; treas
urer. Elizabeth A. Tyler; chap
lain, Ada Archer; conductress,
Hattie G. Fowler; guard, Lille p.
Aston; three-year trustee, Mahle
v. Scott; flag bearer, Erma Fra
zier; banner bearer, Elsie Fisher;
historian. Alpha Garland; mu-
sician. Grace w. Horton: patri-
otic instructor, Helen E. Hughes;
color bearers, Murice Jeffries,
Mary T. Anderson, Dorothy R.
Robinson and Annie Mae Cost
ner; assistant conductress, Mat
tie r. Beveney; assistant patri-
otto instructor, Ruth S. Robinson.
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Richard j. Harden Camp will
meet Thursday at 2 pm. in
Pythian Temple, with Comdr.
w. F. Griffith presiding.
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EMERSON g. oRME

INDOOR DISPLAY
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Mrs. Merle Cerulla has been
endorsed by Victory, Potomac
and Army and Air Force Units
for department president.
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PONTIAC 1851 Streamliner de luxe
sedan coupe; black; equip. with
Hydra: r. and h.; in like-new cond.
NeW-car guarantee at $1,595.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437 Irving st.
NV AID 4-S50O, Il
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MERCURY 81 club coupe: ! owner.
I5S5 s1e5S extra TaAckFR Ees Mo4oRs FsSG rsS

r. I, ave. ne; La. 6-653o;
cond.; new tires; Si,250. AID. 2-2l23
1853 4-door Monterey;
beautiful Glenwood gray finish; ra-
dio, heater. Mercornatic, stinted glass,
white-wall tires; cannot be told from
new: 1900 actual mileage, So. 695.
town Lincoln-Mercury Dealer. 1125
18th st. NV. Safe-Buy Cars, CO.
5-6363 til $50; CO 5-6372 It'll 8.
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MacPHERSON-MORRIS co.
LTORS-BUILDERS KE. S-65S3
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LOTS AND AcREAcEs FOR SALE

HOMESITE. overlooking Rock Greek,
on La Velle dr., ."Parkview, Estates
Md, Established section of beauti-
tul ttuuIl, homes; lOS1ft. frontage. l-acIs
S:73S5s. MR. NIX. BE3ucHAMp. aue or e EN-
LOUDOUN co. - 425 acres west Of
Leesburg: frontage, main hwy: level.
rolling, wooded, springs, streams;
part, Blue Ridge Mt. S43 per acre.
rWo SSo ipl5Mi hDToISiNG sIhT wArER.FFolSr wArERmal
lots, at Lake Bancroft, Section /.
$500 down, $50 mo. each. Lot No.
IIq5' $1,000. 5000. No. 100. $4,000. Gail
BEAuTIFTI BEA1TiIf2' BRooKHAvEN. Mclean. Sa
sss perfect feet z FOR 70 +: Tsm6lers. SS5ss "1ssTi VIII
cHHRskEs0 09 YopERe SERef Real sif'iSsiys; Estst:
q Builder. KE. S-551S. q
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS atten-
tiGa P5sct from SwnfE ., Al No{sS STATE;
Rockyille-long frontage on Rte.
No. 240 approx. liz acres gentle
rolling land in grass and. sod. Ideal
for, subdivision. Operated as cattle
ssncsd sand hog pro1n1 farm Well .,Sa Tatered and
rambler residence Of two bedrooms.
guest house. tenant house and other
buildings Land under-priced et
$500 per acre (plus value. Of build
LLeS' Sou Help dppI aiSe tueml. 2eo
BY appointment RALPH TEUNIs.
FiRsT' 't1SSH COMMERCIAL, 5ox1e6. Rhode
Island ave. Brentwood. Md. OPP
portunity for those seeking good
location on a well-trayeled highway.
kfss kF$lT9 f9'P Cos NE. Rsr so7i YTsloh0 e q&
SILVER SPRING BUILDING sirE.
1907 So. IT, water and sewer con-
IT. past silver Spring, Nd; large
LAKE BARCRoFTEss0o below cost.
No. 429 tnr. Sleepy Hollow. This
large. unusually level lot. IS located
for immediate sale at 81, ,45o. with
mo, Can MR.. JOHNSON, IA, s.
$500. Ext. AL weekdays' 3 to 4;s0.
so month T. I. +. HALEY. qSR Broker.
FIVE ACRES-west of Laurel; 25e-
#. front on hard road; $3.50 per
efSy esffTsy easy IS. terms 1l4Sas WINSTON c.
TWO NICE LOTS - Takoma PARK.
So,250: Hollywood, 81 1876. BREHME
CO., JU. S-5S5e.
90 ACRES. high elevation. approx. II
miles from D. c.; 3,000-ft. road
frontage, springs and streams; SD
900. Terms. GAERTNER Q; ADAMS,
IA. 2-064O. -
FIVE LOTS in Hillmead. fashionable
Bradley blvd. section. All utilities.
Approx. so BY 100; So. goo BY
OWNER. Call OIL 2-9i14. .
ROCK CREEK HILLS acre cor
ner lot with tall trees and spring; .
beaut home setting; will consider
trade INEZ CUSHARD, EN-. 2-4232.
BUILDERS-Forced to
sacrifice unusually fine lot overlook.
ing beaut. Lake Bancroft. Wooded
hillside lot, 110-ft. front: all fscifi-
ties. lake privileges. Selling below
market at $4,000: $1,000 cash.
Write. N. c. ,WALPOLE. Clarksville.
Nd. for gppt. .
FAST RIVERDALE All ilnprove-
ments. Concrete street and curb.
-4U-ou-l20-tt. wide. $500 up. RA,
6-4343. .
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EUGENE B. GINGELL

WANT TO BUILD?
Nearly = acres, beautiful acreage:
IL miles to D. c. line; fne COM
munity for the astonishing price of
$375 per acre; beautiful building
site with large trees.
H. B. MITCHELL
HerndOn, Va. Phone 1875
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

GARDEN-TYPE APT. in Arl.-S-unit
mod. brick bldg; mr.. school. stores
and transp.; priced above Z times
low rent gross; about $4,000 cash
down; will consider trade. INEz
SAW MILL, 52-in. Turner, operating
and $50 acres. mostly timber. good
springs, streams, nr. Quantico, Va.
$500 cash, take over payments. co.
OWNER LEAVING; must sell. Red. to
$34,500. 5-apt. brk. semidet.; / b.r.:
tenants pay utils.: on bus. 10. 3-68S9.
2.6 ACRES commercial land; already
zoned, in large subdivision, on reas.
terms; S57,5O0; which IS 50 cents
esf eSmess'' pcDiar Si s9S1sfS or E0Sk'il!s
Fl 1ti2i UNiTs. New NtOsf: slf.brick bldg, ex-
ceptional Sc. location. Outstanding
% OF sale price trust. $4,000 will
handle. Mr.. Harris, ALDRE. INC,
NEAR IA AkLiNGToN sSfSi ~ T. I5GS 5oe:sa at It
lot, with bldg. 40x60; zoned gen
fees. undertaken, nursery school,
lodge or other general business.
Excellent investment. Investigate
the .,l unusual -, oppo5tuntties pe5H Mite Of this M
1fFins ss. Call RESE RESf sgTATG sg SG2 sERvs sV e.
INC: oGu 1888 Lee hwy, OF Glebe.
ARE.-s-unit apt. building. ".
ed; IS 5 e0ny; %Ssg lOcatiOp. 81 SARAH scoTT'
614 v ST. N.E.-l3.500 50. IT,,
story; r.r;; siding: See your broker,
INVESTORS-Large. detached bldg.
14th and Columbia rd. NV: II
units. baths. 3 sleeping rms. Pres
ent rent $1,000 per mo: with addi-
tlonal rent from parking. Excel.
offer. URCioLo REALTY CO., ME-.
,s-l971; IA; 9.5150; 81
dustrial; 2-year lease, $4,000 yr.:
bldg. 1 year old. leased 5 yrs. at
$l65 mo-; S19.500. MR.. PUFFEN-
BERGER, LU. 4-7060.
CAPITOL HILL-17-rm. corner brick
bldg. for investment or residence
with large income: completely furn.
and equipped: all in peri. cond.;
full fin. bsmt; steam heat; fire
escapes: excel. loc. Priced for
in med. sale with excel. terms. E. C.
IILLEY & CO., DU. 1858, WA.
T-13S4 >
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FOR LEASE
Prime Retail Location
1900 So. Ft., 1st Floor
Reinforced

Concrete Construction
Located opposite Sears Wis
consin Ave-, presently occu-
pied by Giant Market. IT,
600 square feet on first floor,
6,300-sq.- 1T. basement and
$4,000 square feet of roof,
parking SIS cars. Rental far
below present reproduction
costs. A bargain at the
present market.
Phone Ii. 3-1675, Monday
through Fri, 9-5, Mrs. Head
Ewes. and Sunday, EN-. 2-8228
or See Your Broker
0--o2
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ARLINGTON-CLOSE IN
F1Rsr-FL. BATH AND BEDRMs.

OWNER must sell 4-BED-
ROOM. 2-BATH BRICK home
in excel. cond., compl. with
Aluminium Comb. Storm Win
dows; SPACIOUS LIV. RM.
with fireplace and picture win.
dows; SCREENED PORCH Win
awnings; WALK-IN CLOSETS
plus ample storage: FULL
BSMT. with Kentile floor and
outside entrance; LEVEL LOT
witt beautiful shrubbegy and
Anchor. fence. PRICED. sur
prisingly low FOR QUlCk
SALE with excellent terms.
OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY, .
SUNDAY. 10 am. I'll dark;
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy. 8
Of a mile from Rosslyn Circle
to North Troy. turn right and
continue to 2133 North Troy
ST.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ESTABLISHED FIRM wants approx.
1000 So. IT,, second commercial or
first commercial, for service type
business; show window space help
full: NV. section reasonable rent
for lease. Box 394-M, Star. .
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FURN. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL. in
s1Gyn,S. nstty;,S otlee s inrsssy IN de|ntown section
'oOaia room ayaiia5ie; in suite; Very se Gess.
1929 Vermont ave. NV. Suite
HiY2Sp4iTsvILLE Arts - Air-cond. of ofices
avail. in mod. once bldg; reas.
prsr. T1ns; AR!plya s!T' ya-sas41 RAYMOND r. S RgP-
AIR-CoND. oFFiCE in lawyers suite
use Of library. recep. and conf. rms
SHERATON BLDG, III l4th st.
nv: NE. S-653s,. -5
COW. NE. SECTIoN-Ideal for den
PsaH2 P9NoHSe sTs ss sE4I a. eSgg4 Es54rE. sf fa'
ample free parking: on busline. in
g. 4. ALBERT il. COHEN co,
$500 40 s. 50. POI Fl. 1st-noor space; ample
close-in shopping center; well suited
for insurance co. or other lge: Or.
ganization; $1.25 So; f.; ALBERT
EVANS BUILDING 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
aqirements. Apply PEN PROPER
1917 18th ST. N.W.-First floor; 5
adj. rooms. approx. 1850 so., IT..
newly renovated, air-cond. IL desired.
VIII rent individually. reas. ST
SILVER silver SPRING - s-rm. suite on
Georgia ave; exceptionally good loc.
FRANK L. HEWITT CO., S4S7 Fem
ton st. JU. $4,000. al
ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR, 3 rms, baths,
kitchenette; air-conditioned: newly
renovated; $3.50, per mo. 1888 Conn.
Idsal for ~ dentist; Cal! LII Il; IS 1855;
st. n.e.-5 rms. and lavatory; will
renovate: vacant; SOS per mo. Call
RE. 7-11S1 to inspect.
2nd FLOOR, will rent in whole or
part. nr. D. c.. court bldg. suit. for
ONCE or studio use. CaH Elk
vA.-Room or suite
available IN frst-clsss Office bldg;
with elevator service. GRAHAM
& OGDEN. INC. S03 King ST. Kl.
q a-13G9 svs TEi + W.. e-lS9g. Iss1 owu HOSPITAL
Once Of 2 rooms, kitchen and
sHasE fHSt trf!iiSscs nf4kSc ofFrcE 2Saa near Conn
and NJ NV, 400 SO. #. or part,
ground floor. recently modernized.
Phone ST. 3-44I1 or OIL. 25S65.
1TTRAC. NEWLY REDEC. OFFICE.
to sublet at 18th and G sts. NV;
307 SO. IT,. furn. or unfurn. WO.
FINANCIAL DIsTRICT-sUTTEs
TO 2 rms. Moderate rental Elevator
Evening star., 1953-07-31
ARLINGTON
DESIGNED
ARLINGTON
OPEN, 7 TO 9 PM.

By builder: authentic New England
Cape Cod in antique brick. Close
bedrm. and tile bath down: z bed
rms. and tile bath up; full bSmt.;
de luxe features include mahog.
paneling. uuartered oak floors,
birch cabinets, dual oven, Magic
Chef ranEe, 11Ia-cu. #. Philco
refer. Easy terms to responsible
buyer. Don't fail to inspect. For
further information. at JE. 3-S11S.
To reach: Out Lee hwy. to N. Illi-
nois St. left l blk. and right, to
open sign. Il
Evening star., 1953-07-31
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
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s14,25O-3-bedrm. attractive Cap,
81 l6.950-3-bedrm Colonial. newlJ
dec; frepl.; fenced yd. Vacant.
$17.950--Tree-shaded yd.: 3-bedrm
Colonial. firepl., breakfast area.
S1S,400-Contemporary rambler on 8
M-acre lot in excel. area.
$21 ,500-Lge. 3-bedrm. 2-bath ram.
bier, full bsnlt., screened porch.
METZLER-Va. Office
3S11 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-7575
Open 8 A.M.-9 PM.