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Evening star., 1953-12-02
Foundry Players
To STAGE 'AmohI'

A boy who studied singing to
exercise his stomach muscles
after he had been afflicted by
polio will have the leading role in
the Foundry Players production
of the Christmas opera, "Amahl
and the Night Visitors"
Because of his diligent work,
Thomas Fisher, a 13-year-old
student at Takoma Park Junior
High, has no apparent disabili-
ties from the disease and has
gained great love of music.
The Gian-Carlo Menotti opera
will be presented December 8-12
at $3.50 pm. in the Dramatic Hall
Of the Foundry Methodist Church
at Sixteenth and P streets, NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Hollywood Diary:
So There's Feuding
On Crawford Set
By SheiIoh Grohom

Salami," to pay of the mortgage
for her 12-tenant apartment
house In New York.
Hollywood's most unusual
language class has Fredric
March. Mickey Rooney, Grace
Kelly and Bill Holden all learn
ing japanese. They'll have Is
days in Japan with Bridges at
Toko-ri."
(Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Poetry READING

Mrs. Francis Biddle will read
from works of Emily Dickinson
and other women poets on Mon
day, December IA, at $3.50 pm,
in the Coolidge Auditorium of the
Library of Congress.
The program is being present.
ed under the auspices of the
Gertrude Clarke Whittall Poetry
Fund.
Evening star., 1953-12-02
Miss Bennett Stors

NlISS DCI IT ICVI OTUIS
Constance Bennett will star in
Baltimore's Hilltop Theater's pro-
duction of "Skylark," which is
scheduled to open next Monday
night.
The theater is currently pre-
Senting THE Moon Is Blue"
Evening star., 1953-12-02
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Rosemary, ltNoW I Turns Out,
Looked Like Aunt Agnes
By Jay cormody

From the day small boy until this had not
though of Rosemary Theby.
Nevertheless small time when Rosemary Theby
represented glamorou emaehood We have idea
what this impression Moreover the
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20

Wilmington. They also shopped
around for awhile.
The November meeting of the
P. T. A. will be held on Friday
evening, Nov. 20, at 1880 p. m. All
parents are invited to attend.
Mrs. Sapp's room gave the pro-
gram for the Assembly on Wednes-
day morning. The children are to be
congratulated on the fine work they
did.
Our school was pleased to receive
the awards from the firemen. Mrs.
Sapp and Mrs Harrington each
received $4.00 for their room. as it
was a project Mrs. Warren's room,
Wayne Simpson, 9Th grade, received
first prize of $500; Sharon John
son, 5th grade, received second
prize of $500; and Patsy Hays, 9th
grade received third prize of $1.00.
In Mr. Brittinghams room, Janice
Sharp, 8th grade, received first prize
of $500; Sammy Johnson, Sth grade,
second prize of $500; and Martha
Watkins, third prize of $$1.00. Janice
Sharp now enters the Kent County
contest. We wish her luck.
The Christmas entertainment will
be presented on Tuesday, December
22nd.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20

The wardrobe was furnished by
Simplicity Pattern Company, and
most of the models were from the
Happy Homemakers Club of Mil
ford, although several people from
other clubs modelled costumes.
The models were: Mrs. Bernice
Mills, Jessie Huth, Mildred ROosa,
Mary Davis, Jane French, Frances
White, all from the Happy Home
makers. Marie Sterling, Oak Grove;
Cora Hilyard, KentOn; Irene Huf-
nal, Chestnut Grove; Ann Knots,
Leipslc. Two children, Linda
French and Tommy Davis, also
modelled with their mothers. Mrs.
Jonathan S. Willis, MillwoOd Club
was the commentator.
Other Home Demonstration Club
members who participated in the
program were: Mrs. Philip Jacobs,
Milford, who presided for the day;
Mrs. Jehu Camper, Harrington,
secretary of the Kent County Home
Demonstration Council; Mrs. Cliff
ford Clark, KentOn, accompanies
for the group singing; Mrs. J.
Heyman ROOsa, Milford, Health
Chairman; Mrs. William A. Tay-
lor, Harrington, Family Life Chair
man; Mrs. Arthur Short, Smyrna,
Report on Special Activities; Mrs
Clyde Campbell, Hartly, report OF
the National Home Demonstration
Council meeting; Mrs. Helen
Lynn, Milford, report of the AssO-
ciated Country Women of the
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20


fifty years ago. Also included was
information about the history of
Home Demonstration Clubs in
Kent County, and exhibits of some
of the things which have been done.
This panel was arranged by a COM
mittee of club members: Mrs. John
S. FarTOw. Magnolia; Mrs. William
Sterling, Dover; and Mrs. Edward
Cooper, Camden. The members Of
the panel were: Mrs. Robert Mer
Ger, Milford, Moderator; Mrs. Jen-
ME Short, Milford; Mrs. Harry
Schneider, WOOdside; Mrs. Francis
Raughley, Dover; and Mrs. Fred
Fifer, Wyoming. Assisting with the
modelling for this were: Mrs. New
ell Boggs, Mrs. William Wilson,
and Mrs. George Wilson, all from
the Oak Grove Club.
The feature Of the afternoon
program was a fashion shOw-"Col-
lectOrs Items in Fall Fashions"
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
DOG GOES DOWN THE DRAIN

ROANOKE, Va.-(P)-Some 200
persons including a Boy Scout
troop were on hand when people
of the neighbOrhOOd finally rescued
"Puddles", a four-year-Old cocker
spaniel.
The small dog crawled into an
eight-inch underground drain pipe
and crawled some 225 feet before
he was dug out.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
DoUzlE TROUBLE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-(P)-"I
must be a soft touch for automo-
bile thieves" said Arthur Leiby
after his car was stolen while he
was in court telling how the same
car had been stolen and recovered
few days earlier.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
meeting.

World meeting.
Clubs served as committees for
Achievement Day, too. They were:
Hostess, Harrington Club; Exhib-
its, Chestnut Grove Club; Key
Board, Pennington Club; Decora-
tiOns, Canterbury Club; Guest Cor
sages, KentOn Club.
A hearty thanks to all of these
people; without them, this Achieve
ment Day program could not have
been a success.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20

program, a n d
one that requir-
ed the cOOpera-
tiOn of many
people to make
it the success
that it was.
The feature of
the morning pro-
gram was a pan
ell Through
the Years. 1t
dealt with the
history of EX-
tension w or k
from the first
farm demOnstra-
anAn
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
Kent Home Doings

The Kent County Home Demon
stratiOn Achievement Day, NOvem-
Der 18th, was a different type of
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-20
INsTALLMENT THEFT REPORTED

HANNIBAL, Mo. -(P)- With
luck, some thief may have a re-
built automobile at the expense Of
George Black.
Fellow keeps coming back and
taking another item of equipment
off Blacks car. So far he's. got
several hubcaps and a battery.
The time he took the battery he
left a dead battery in it's place.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
District 10 Try New
Attack on Star|inqs

The District soon will make
another attempt to rid at least
part of the city Of the startling
nuisance.
Beginning in late November or
early December, John w. Batson,
superintendent of trees and
parking for the District, will try
to chase the starlings out OF
trees on Pennsylvania avenue.
between Seventh and Fourteenth
streets NV, by using an ir-
ritant gas put up in bags.
A sample of the irritant was
tried out by William Xanten,
superintendent of sanitation, in
the yard of his home. He said
the results were excellent. Most
of the birds deserted his yard,
and was effective for about a
month-and-a-half, he said.
The District has purchased 500
bags of the chemical at a cost
Of 500 to make the experiment.
II successful, the project will be
extended.
The District has tried many
methods in efforts to rid the city
Of the nuisance, but without
much success. They have tried
noise makers, Roman candles
and various other methods, but
none has worked.
Evening star., 1953-10-18

Branch court, Silver Spring.
ager of the Veterans Admins
A graduate of Georgetown
University Law school, he first
joined the old Bureau of War
Risk Insurance here more than
33 years ago.
Since then, Mr.. Naumowicz
has served continuously with the
VA and the agencies from which
it grew.
In 1919, he was transferred to
work as an adjudicator and as
an authorization officer in Bos-
ton. He was promoted to chief
of the investigation section Of
the old Veterans Bureau area
Office there in 1923. A year later.
Mr.. Naumowicz was named CO.
ordinator in charge Of claims
and legal work for the New
England area.
From 1927 until 1884 he was
chief of the Claims Division OF
the Veterans Bureau regional
Office in Portland. Me. He was
then moved to the central Office
in Washington, where he worked
on the Board of Veterans APP
peals and on the Dependents
Pension Board,
He was appointed chief Of the
adjudication division Of the
Washington Regional Office
when it was formed in October,
1914, and held that position until
his appointment as manager.
Born September Is. 1895, in
Haverhill. Mass, Mr.. Naumowicz
enlisted in the Army in World
War I after his graduation from
Georgetown. He served as a
private in the artillery, and was
commissioned a second lieuten-
ant, in the reserves shortly after
the war.
He holds many commenda-
tions received from veterans or
ganizationS for his service to
veterans. He also has been &C
tive in the American Legion and
its fun organization, the 40 and 8
Society.
After his retirement, Mr..
Nautnowicz plans to enter the
Silver Spring law Offices of his
son, Chester F. Naumowicz, jr.
Evening star., 1953-10-18
DR.. EIson Faces Heavy
Schedule Of Addresses

The Rev. Edward L. r. Elson,
minister of National Presbyterian
Church, where President Eisen-
hover and Mrs. Eisenhower reg
ularly worship, has a heavy
speaking schedule coming up.
DR.. Elson will ask the blessing
at a dinner closing a two-day
seminar Of the Crusade for Free
dom at 7:3O pm. Wednesday
at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
On Saturday morning he will
speak at Founders Day exer-
cises at Maryville (Tenn.) Col
lege.
The following morning he will
speak at the 1853 Religious Fes-
tival at the Cotton Bowl Sta
dium, Dallas, Tex. On October
q. he will address the All-Uni-
versity Convocation of Southern
Methodist University at Dallas
Evening star., 1953-10-18

OF service to
veterans dat
ing back to
1919.
Mr.. Nauno-
wicz has been
employed with
the Washing
ton VA Office
since it was
formed i n
1914. He was
n a m e d a S
manager l n
F e b r u a r y,
1916. He lives
- oAEo n;nnrr
Evening star., 1953-10-18
Regional Manager
OF VA Here 10 Retire
After Long Career

Chester F. Naumowicz, man
ager Of the Veterans Admins
tration's regional Office here, will
retire October 81 after a career
Evening star., 1953-06-07

| 9th st. NV. close to downtown.
Now operating as rooming house
and apis. Potential of $1l, 500 yrIy.
income. Wonderfully located for
organization or embassy. Exclusive.
Ewes. and Sun, Shea Chasen. RA.
8.543S
Evening star., 1953-06-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

ARLINGT0N-S.4oO %. #. Of 1st-nr.
ideal for Wholesale frm: contractcr.
e6itx$$ esei $li25 ~ Per oftti.siA ALBERT H.
.ae % W., ays 1900 "a. itonsf IT, of
Immed. occupancy. Cali OIL. 2-66e6
bet: e:S: OF. Ss6S26 ewes. 10
8,0OO-so. 1T. bldg, 10
minutes from Bethssda. Silver
s5ns ab s.nH III WnsasSH SnSovi as: sSsS o ,:s ns
no pillars; tank and gas pump on
ground; plenty Of parking and extra
Eround for expansion. Rent reA-
AfT13SsiDRWTSo. iGns5lsi RWTo. SIso,n.- SSiISooS; 13-.to,v
6o6 66sk So eld nsSdn1 epDs01 op prgse 2S
ofnces. large display room. and stor::
age space. Owners will remodel
entire bldg. for once purposes for
. responsible tenant. Possession July
1st. Reason3ole rent. Consult NJ.
Resltors. s5tN 1905 H st. NV. EA.
BETFHHlESSDA-1.soo to 5000 "a. #. on
nrSt a.. frst commercial. suitable
for display and light manufacturing.
service businesses, etc. Ample park
SVbts $AAA OA4s S-O~OSs OsOV w sbV'
DOWNTOWN. opposite Hecht store.
Two very large rooms 3rd floor suit
able for light manufacturing, $50.
LHNcHRooM HN1Sool FOR RENT or lease.
with rooms above; on main street
in Fairfax, Va. Call Crescent 29s
FOR RENT. BASEMENT. beneath
mr.. Alexandria. Approx; 90 #. BY
60x1O. XII. s-1364 wkdays.: IA.
BLDG. - on-street
parking; on Annapolis rd,. intersec-
tion Landover rd.; heart Of shop
ping centers; nr. Cheverly theater.
AHRLINGT0N, vA.-In 1st commercial
section. 6 rms. and bath frame
house on corner lot. about IL. 900
so. It. Of land; finest place for end
hand car lot, parking lot or airy
kind OF business: 5000 per mo.
RETBLE Exclusive agent. ia.
s-462s. "A. 7-0616.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
STORES FOR RENT

suits6i. any" any busfne:..' 81: Ressonabis iSSasaGn:
Sc. % Ii. '7ai 7.ss4i. AZ once so6 sth
STORE, 64x1OO, in shopping center
IN. IN All; Ample free parking. Suit
ssS;a,'ii Albert EsE4'iz Il coAra ST asSs g.
LGE. STORE. good for any business;
next door to Safeway grocery; reas.
5ensts;.s rent; Phone IL; i-972s or IA.
ne. mr.. H Stood for any busi-
ness. ONCE or repair store; rea-
sonable rent; grocery flxtures for
ssaalle sale or rent; at 716 18th st. NE.
cIARENDoS:; Mai ESNlSsSS; VA. SHOPPING ARIA.
Modern aif-cond. store, 20 by 100,
next door to Va. Electric Power Co.
,1ti HI 7-4lSo 4hSo q ~ Ls 9-4SS7S ewes; -
S:7t Zoo 50; ,.it;. f; on first noor and
10th AND you STS. N.W.-Restau.
rant, carry-out shop. pawn shop,
HSksry; n1f osea s6eauty' barber shop. etc.
STORE TsSGi FSs RENT. near Tiyoll
nneatfF; nlW III S1SS 1s,a mo-; 1891 14th st.
K; reduced rent. ss6. SA. s-s74s. g.
ONLY ONE VACANCY in q we'll
established esta shopping center Of IS
2-64s6. RA. 3-8736. .
0O7 H ST. N.W.-Newly remodeled
lge. store. Ideal for any type bust
ness: Full bsmt. Reas. rent. JOS E.
BRUNO. INC. 9O3 H st. NV. ST.
0i7 new YORK AVE. Nw.-Larse
store with parking facilities in rear;
$l25 per mo. JOSEPH E. BRUNO.
INC. 9O3 H st. NV. ST. $500.
S.E.-small store. equipped for carry
lease out for summer months or or
IDEAL LocATioN, 'S; for % paWnbroke E er's
EXCHANGE, valet shop. laundry, shoe
:sss; nis: isSs i1stR!nS 1.1S5s S5z 4Rs959s
11O4 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 2bxlOO.
Terrazzo a., excel. whsle. once or
500 Se9"FGS% c@SNl o'%t RvEE,ts5s EN-; tss'1n ntowr
e 4SOp 2.s ctr t.SsSf s.Ss:toTn T.a bus; long ss:s
GEORGETOWN-On M st.: large
double store; 2 entrances, Q doors
above: 1st commL: $3.50 mo. 1920
Wisconsin; 9:30-4:S0, AID. 2-00s9.
BETHESDA. MD.-corner: 1928 wis.
show windows, terrazo floor, ap-
prox. 17x4S; 2 toilets: rear yard
driveway to street: tremendous
fr0wi.nE f,oN ing community; con mum exesilent loca-
side growing business or profes-
sional or DIR: g offlces; must see to
appreciate: 5000 mo. A.. j. MAS
GHAUE6R Owner, exclusive agent.
7os r ST. = N.w.-splendid store:
THOMAS P. BROWN, 615 4th St,
FOR RENT-Rockville pike store
with 17S-ft. land frontage excel
lent location. JU. s-1225. OIL.
100 i.t ST. N.w.-corner o store.
show window; approx. 17x44: floor
lights. completely decorated 1928
mo: To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
SILVER sPRING-Approx. IS by 90.
Piney Branch shopping center: ex-
.ts:, - oTHoMPsoN Hon e 4 sc GRAY. Jay u
for small business; rent. S135 per
mo. heat incl: RE: 7-llS1.
2-rm:, kit. and bath apt. AID.
2-25O7 or CO. 5-6027.
CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
NORTH CAPITOL AND SHERIDAN
ST. NW.-New modern vacant store
in new shopping center in large
growing community. Wonderful
opportunity for valet. barber shop.
Very reasonable rent. SIDNAY q.
MENSH q CO. MA. e-6440. -
ESTABLISHED JEWELRY STORE.
fixtures. cheap rent. 1888 9TH st..
NV.
ESTABLISHED CLOTHING and
pawnbrokerS' exchange, fixtures;
ready to do business Store rental
paid by apartments upstairs. S33 H
ct. ne.
LoR. STORE. 1890 9TH st. NV.
CALI, AID 2-S290
Evening star., 1953-06-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY

lO0-YEAR-OLD mountain home. On
10 acres Woodland and Handicapped
grounds; 40 miles from WaShinRton: !:
completely modernized; stone exte.
rior, tiled elec. kit, knotty-pine din,
nook. lge. paneled liv. rm. with
stone fireplace, 3 bedrms.. tiled
mod; bath, 30:.ft. screened porch
overlooking valley and mountain
ranges. basement with eiec. hot
water heater. workshop and bath;
completely furn., incl. tools, power
lawn mower, etc. Leaving area; con-
tact OWNER, NO. 7-OS34; or week
ENDS. Lovettsville, Va, 2311. Open
Sat. and Sun. 7S
BEST FOOD. well-prepared home
grown meats. eggs, vegetables; mod.
cool: clean: nr. mountains. MRS.
CLINT stdIN u BURNER. s29-F-l1. Wood
CABIN lsrse. frame,. on an ample
iot on the tip-top Of the Blue Ridge
% miles from D. c. and "a mile
from main paved road. Has wide
sweeping magniflcent. 30-mile views
out over the Shenandoah River and
valley. Price, S3. 300. BLY, RE-
Atty. Charles Town. w. Va.
FOR SAIL - Gentleman'S country
home; stone,. with slate roof: in
perfect condition; caretoker'G resi-
dence and box-stall barn; sweep
Ing view Of river and mountains;
% acres: % miles. from b. g.
=; P. BERLIN. Phone 422. Berry
Evening star., 1953-06-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, one block
past D. G. line at corner Of 4Sth
and Central ave. Approx. 5000 90.
II. on one floor with parking lot
IN rear approx. 60x1OO It. Concrete
o9as' IIo9as' h1 truck drive;in door. Oil hot
once and shop: comb. retail whole
sale. etc. Rent $3.50 per mo. Prompt
poSS; Consult Leasing Dept, SHAN
NON Il LUCHS CO.. Realtors. 1908
H st. NV. MA. S-2345. -
HEART OF BUSINESS SECTION
Suitable warehouse or similar use;
18th st. NV. III
141o r. L. AVE. N.w.-warehous.
month. co. 5-5424. -
MODERN, S.OOO-sq.-ft. bldg, 10 min.
utes from Bethesda. Silver Spring
or wheaton,. has auto heat, high
ceilings, windows on four sides; no
n,r. pliiars; tank and gas pump on
sround for Is5nins R.ns snd extr.
sOnable. Wo. 6-b6oS. ' -7
F0uR;ST0RY BLDG, 10000 "a. IT,:
doors G0x12); about 6O-ft. 'front.'
age on Wisconsin ave-; 3 openineR
soos1Sy t. osllfy; parking in rear. csIi 81.
$500 SO. FT.. less than 81 per IT:
wan Wis awe neat EM' ni?s ssssshht ssshht' mr. Sears
SPACE AVAILABLE. small or large
lotS; easy access: commercial or
n19se59ld M@ hold goods. Cali MA. 5000.
APF.' AP:' 1000 aSS6AN 50. FIT. str.et.,.v., ,n.,.
avail; for imm. occup. in conv. NV.
Esss: rent ABBY TpGse Leo q M. IN BERN: RsSs:
STEIN g. CO., 14i5 K st. NV. Me.
Mr.. sist AND II SITS. N.w,-,soo
50. #; 2-story brick bldg; 500 per
RSnth RR etSWY WOODWARD 4 NORRIS.
FENwiCK ST. NE.-4ox5o driv.-in
ny neaVy noor, high ceiling. heavy cur
NEAR 9th tn AND \; EyXRiTss' 7is' N.EEASSoSu"tt NE SS"t
%. space Ss for Z trucks; $i1o0 o0Gse: mo.
1900 if' 50. fT.G:NEevT SE: NE1TSS9; Tsr.bo,,. y,
oflces, 3 washrms. 3,0o0-ft. park.
e8ssAHf 1nS AHHEffsl!fnt "a. s.Sss4 .iS; location a
NEW ! Voo BEpG 6Go s g; 6o6 level driye-in:
Mr.. HECHT WAREHOUSES, N. Y. ava.
n;e.-About 5000 50. IT,: high cell;
1mes PMS s, On bal; park. outside. Z. N.
on o!NFoMM4f2wHi MAIN THoFouGHlF$a2RsEi-soo Wo Hl$2si
It., 1900 It. Parking. $500 mo
E: n. LIGHIBOWN. WA. 7-1325.
NEW BLDG, loc. New Jersey and
Eye st. Sc; 10000 Ga. feet. end
NEW BLDG. 2O.nOO SO, FIT with
ll.000 so. IT. parking area; admin
ing bldg nr. s. Capitol Bridge; 2nd
IL, 300 SO. FIT. loo King and Union
stS.' Alex. Va; Industrial; 4Oc It.
Sale Offers Considered
LII. 7-41bO or JU. 9-4S7b, Evea
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

sood g. eeeo e. o. nesr5y sSsdsn MaryIs%S nS%' in IN
cation; &c: preferred: have sub.
Stantial cash. MRS COX. LU.
2-S1 30 or ST 8-7368
DO YOU HAVE A HOME TO sell9
quick sale Of your home. CART E NJ.
House HsoSNsEMAEi MxNTED 1HG Fok 81 c1sa eSf2 to seiI
on terms. We pay you cash and re-
sell ss on terms. Can US for . BID: re-
call at once. No charge Tor con-
sultation. On-the-spot action. Call
JOSEPH K1NsKY. OF. 4-6571. II
DETACHED 3-bedroom, dining room
living ROOM. kitchen: in good NV
neighborhood: private. EN-: 2-6767
Cash dst h9;ct CLIENTS SaS. for 2 or 9 hedrm.
ny:.J. LETfoN MARTIN. RE.
FROM oWNER~a-Story det
brick or rambler in nice cond., SEN
si6ly priced; will pay all cash. Boz
CALI fiI.'i uP sisEi BEFORE you sell. W. h.v.
clients with cash waiting for youI
sEALToR.i i uN. $500, w. WANSsSsl aas951
Cash OR Sd RMS. good n.w.-n.e
or Bethesda sec. Like 8. 8. Con-
AVA OFF OFFICER desires 4-bedroom
house nearby Maryland convenient
to, schools and bus. State lowest
price. Box 18Th, Star.
2 OR 5 BEDROOM, basement, fenced
yard Wash. area, no down pay
ment. sub. monthly pay. Boz 356-
PRIVATE PARTY wants brick S-bed-
room house NV; $4,000 cash above
single trust. Give full particulars
No aEents. Box 324.H. Star. .
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TMENT PROP. FOR sALEBUsINEss pRop-RENr Cont
z APIS. 7 BATHS

Z APIS, Z BATHS
semidetached. 1900 block Of 18th st.
Nicely furnished, completely redeco-
rated: Oil h.-w. heat. Easy to man
age. We really enjoy showing this
beautiful place. Asking $65 900.
Terms arranged.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-514O.
UPPER 14th ST. NV.
Well-built corner brick bldg, con-
tanning 4 apartments and store. Pres
ent annual rent. $500.
Mr.. Applewhite, RA. 6-s337.
AVON REALTY CO.
AID. 4-6S02
Evening star., 1953-06-07
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
SSGmmerSlai 90 and residential; Call
FISHER CO.. INC, DI. 1880.
HAVE CLIENT for good clean prop
erty commercial or apartment.
GEORGE 8. FREEDMAN. Broker,
CO $4,000 or RA. 3-4316.
PRIVATE BUYER wants 4 to & unit,
city or suburbs. Write particulars,
Box 339-H, Star. Sc
TRADE-Owner would like to swan
beautiful home in NV, 7-unit apt.
and corner lot In Sc. for IL or
more units with individual utils.
must be new and well located. Call
Mr.. Harris, ALDRE. INC. LU
4-O747: eyes,. LU. 1-7126.
SIX-UNIT APT. HOUSE. completely
furnished: no children accepted.
ia c st. ne. Ii. 6-1326. -l3
TENEMENT HOUSES
I have several clients with substantial
cash for this type property: any
section Of city; condition immaterial
E. W. THURM. Realtor, DI. 7-33O6.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

Mr.. 9Th AND l. N.W.--About l.sOO
50. IT,. End flr. :. gas heat. washroom:
ING commercial; 500 mo. A. M.
FkANCONIA. on Shirley hwy. and
r. g. P. r. r. Surplus ground at
U g Govt. warehouse project, or
T TTili Suild on long.term lease. A. NJ.
BETHESDA. MD.-Modern masonry
bldgy with oflces and toilet, gas
overhead heating unit, overhead
doors front and rear. plenty OF
parking area. Phone MR.. JONES,
OL. Z-62OO III
Evening star., 1953-06-07
GARDEN APTS.

We have newly avail. for sale what
apt. bldg. in this area. Only yrs.
old and situated in . top location.
1t contains over 40 Of the best ar
ranged and equip. apis. avail. any
where, has pvt. parking facilities.
children's playground, etc. It has
long-term financing at only ~ int.
and. will show Q net cash return Of
16%. on capital Invested. Call US
for full details. incl. the very reas.
price. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1890 K et. NV. Realtors EX. S-1S11
Evening star., 1953-06-07
WHEATON

Small commercial building 4OxkB-
Z4O7 and 2409 Price avenue. Re-
turns Of $500 per year. Price:
E. S. PRICE & co.
~ WHEATON,. MD;
Evening star., 1953-06-07
MODERN APT.
HOTJSE-NW

41OOOG-1NoV
This handsome outstanding bldg. :.
built just before the war. of the
finest Of materials and located in
best NV. area. 10 the very much
sought-after but seldom available
furnished low controlled rents
(Which should increase shortly ap-
Rrox; $4,000 yrly.. will show Q bet
r-than-aver. return on this SUBJ
stantial cash pymt. required and
PRICED low for top sale. Exclusive
with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
l420 K ct. NV. Realtors EX. 3-1811
Evening star., 1953-06-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
A. NJ ROTH. RE. 7-7330.
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RtNT
FIRsT-FL OFFICE SPACE Of 6.4oO
sLgsEST 4 sLgESsaT n. coAENs' e.. 'cSt: "a:
ATTRacr1yE rSGal1y s-RM. SUITE 7 sv.il.
immed; downtown; heht and airy:
2 3.,; sxpSsuresS; e@ sSs77oo 200 50. IT,; sl2o mo.
DGFoEF 81, SF' 9assrG ciscfE OFFICE BLDG. Ms
Ap. liao $500. 500 ave- om''' available
oTFicEs.Two on 2nd noor. all
utilities ,Hn n.fs furn; to- phys air cond;; PARK.
caii csff' sT' Zen: s-5sSoorl 5sssSor''s or tose.5'r'
DEsIRABLE OFFICE SPACE, for doe
REPRESENTATIVE; approximately 100
SO: IT,. next to p. c. Medical So
block from Conn, ave: viii rent as
whole or subdivide; available i'm
mediately. Please contact resident
manager. 1926 M st. NV. DI.
AIExssNpR1A. 1lsss, on Mt. vernon ave-
per mo: Also . double. KI. s-es52:
BEfHEs6A, iEfiii s6. e-=satj as4s Wis. .ye.-Thr..
laundry; corner rooms: free ,?0-eaR
parking lot n rear; Call Oh
IR-CONDITIONED OFF1CE-Vicin-
ity OF 18th and Vermont ave. NV.
One rm., approx 12xl5: SSh per mo.
Call BOSS & PHELPS, INC, MA.
OFFICE WOODBRIDGE. 222s Kear-
nv ST. ne.--Three rms. and lava.
tory; will renovate. Vacant. $50
mo. Call RE. 7-1ls1 to inspect.
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