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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Accessories
ToConnpIete
The Costume
By Eleni

Nothing points up a woman's
knowledge of what constitutes
being fashionable more than the
accessories she wears with her
various costumes.
Accessories are the most i'm
portant "extras" that can be
added to wardrobe.
Too many women feel that
just any type of handbag, shoes.
gloves or hat will serve to COM
plete their costume. They over
look the glaring fact that unless
these accessories are chosen to
harmonic and play up the other
elements composing costume,
they can quickly defeat the i'm
preston of fashionableness q
woman wishes to create.
There are numerous and fasci-
mating approaches to the subject
of accessories. Some women
consider them so Importantly
that they purposely keep their
clothing purchases. relatively
down in order to possess the
most wonderful looking access
series. Other women will buy
their accessories with an eye to
achieving striking effects with
them and playing down the color
and styling of their clothes in
order to get this result. They
are the ones who dare to buy
the new colors in shoes and
handbags; the new daring shapes
made up in exciting fabric tex
lures; the accessories that speak
we'll for the woman purchasing
them and for the fashion right
ness she wants to possess.
Handbags currently are UNDER
going reshaping process. The
elongated, Square-shaped hand
bag is a new favorite. Keeping
company with it is the fiat en-
velope type with attached ham
die. The tote" goes merrily
along being recreated for spring
and summer in colored feathers.
fabrics and sometimes even
taking a reduction in size for a
new handbag look.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Meeting Hears Panel Discuss Child in Trouble

Broken homes were cited as
the biggest contributing factor
to Juvenile delinquency yesterday
by three experts on children's
problems at a luncheon meeting
of the Civics and Education Sec
ton of the Twentieth Century
Club.
Taking part in a panel dis
cussion on the topic, The Child
in Trouble" were: Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle, chairman of the
Commissioners Youth Council:
Gerald NJ. Shea. District Public
Welfare director, and Paul r.
Cheney. executive secretary of
the Division of Family and Child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10

Welfare. United Community
Services.
Mr.. Cheney said the problem
of the orphan is no longer with
us and that today's problem is
the child from the broken home.
In the field of volunteer serv-
ices for children, he suggested
increased emphasis on providing
counseling service early for the
family of the child in trouble,
with emphasis on intensive re-
Mobilization of the family.
Mr.. Shea praised the Public
Welfare Departments Protective
Service as rendering the major
preventive attack on delinquency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10

and dependency in this commu-
nifty, despite a lack of additional
funds"
He pointed out that his organ
izations goal is to strengthen
family life.
1--WE try to rehabilitate the
child as best we can" he said.
"reorientate his thinking, atti-
tudes and redirect and refrain
him to become contributing
citizen to the community"
Mrs. Doyle. in blaming family
life for much of the problem of
juvenile delinquency, said a child
needs love and security more
than anything else, plus sense
of discipline of the whole family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Opti-Mrs. Dance

The Opti-Mrs. Club of Airing
ton will sponsor a Swing Into
Spring" dance for the benefit of
their boys work. program on
Friday evening In the Airport
Terrace Room.
Mrs. w. James Hunter and
Mrs. Walter B. Golden are CO.
chairmen of the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
French Poetry Topic

Nine. Jacques Florsheim will
be hostess to the Club Feminin
de Liaison Franco-Americane
this afternoon in her home at
1864 Tennyson street NV.
Co-hostesses for the event will
be Mrs. Franceska Lawson and
Mrs. William v. Pruett.
Nine. Florsheim will discuss
transitions in French poetry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Highlands Center
To Select Queen

The Womens Club of the
Washington Highlands Jewish
Center will hold Queen Esther
Ball. at $3.50 pm. Sunday at the
center, al Xenia street S.W.
Entertainment will include the
selection of a queen from those
attending.
Mrs. Leon Bortnicker and Mrs.
Sol Bogen are in charge of reser-
vationS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10
Sorority to Hold Banquet Friday

Der of American University for
the highest four-year scholar
ship average in her chapter.
Mrs. Otis Peterson, president
Of the chapter, will preside.
Mrs. UnSworth is handling
last minute reservations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-10

ACCESSORY handbags little clutch undergoing
left shell for you'll
black,
Glitter and mother peoh for otoed chn handle Bot
Elongated black hond Leather lining
the coo with gold handle Right telescope
style polished black Golf with medallion Coll ST. 35ooO Ext 1885, be-
and
in many col
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STORES FOR RENT

ROCKVILLE PIKE. short drive from
Bethesda--Will build for lease beau
tiful modern store Of $4,000 SO. It
OF floor space, up to 100000 So. IT,,
with plenty Of parking. Rear por-
ton OF building may be used for
light industrial purposes. This Is
one Of the best suburban retail and
downtown firm needing growing
room" Brokers invited. DERMOT
NEE. Elk. $4,000. 10
1920 CONN.-l7 It by 80 IT,, oppos.
Hahn's Shoes. Peck g. Peck, Jelleff'
Woolworths, drugstore. Best q Co
Avail. immed. r. DOWD. EN-. 2-73O0
1877 II ST. N.E.-Modern store: heat
and air conditioned. In one OF the
H st ne or call II. 6-9457. Id
NEW STORE, next to the Kensinston
Dept. Store; 24x6O; good for any
bus: spec. suit. for bakery and deli
catessen; Howard ave-. Kensington.
Md. Lockwood 5-1@34, LO. 5-0S66.
SILVER SPRING, a44 Sligo ave., a
b lck on Ga. ave. Modern drive-in
building. ;tOx50 it.. with 30x55 IT,
front. parking. Ideal for national dis
tributor. sales branch, wholesaler.
florist. !auto-glass. seat cover or any
ore with workshop and showroom
need. Inspection invited. JU. $4,000,
1903 9th ST. N.W.-Small store ir
busy neighborhood; reas. rent to re-
sponsible party. Call ME. S-540O.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE STORE at
1904 and 1906 Reservoir I'd. NV.
Formerly occupied as dress shop
for IS oye years. Apply to OWNER.
WANTED-Children's shop. florist,
additional stores to be built soon
in this established shopping center
on Arl. blvd, near Falls Church.
Va, now containing chain super
market. drug. hardware. theater
and many other successful mer-
chants. For details consult Mr..
Young or Mr. Jenkins. Leasing
Dept, SHANNON & LUCHS Co
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
S-@340. -1O
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-a office
suites; $50 so. It. each private
lavatory; heat light and janitor
service furnished; low rent to right
tenant Call OWNER. MA. S-2489.
AIR -COND. OFFICE In lawyers suite
Sheraton Bldg. S100. per mo. share
sec. ST. 3-0030.
1900 so. Fl. on one floor (addn'l.
SPACE If needed under 50 per SO.
TT; elev. bldg: imm. occupancy.
JOLLES e. SENNETT CO., DI. =
IoA4 Eyes PA 2-nR1A
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oFFIcEs 8 sTUDIos WANTED
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE ano desk space
I In Dupont Circle area. telephone
! answering. mail service and public
I stenographer available Call De.
3.StuU
MODERN, R-CONDlTlONED SUITE
Use OF telephone and conference
room; excellent surroundings; suit.
for mtgr. or trade assn. representa-
/ tive. Inspection by appt. RE. l-nt19.
18th AND X. I. AVE. NV. AREA
| Desk space, street floor, with park-
| ing and telephone answering; stor.
! agt space available. DU. i-43ot.
BARR BLDG, go nth ST. NV. mr..
! Conn. and Knew. mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best. Receptionist switchboard, mail
ana telephone answering service
available Call ST 33456.
DESK SPACE in downtown laywer's
Office; Telephone answering service
avail. DI. s-1S9g.
DESK IL DOWNTOWN OFFICE
Name on door. messases taken. for
warded Ma. S-3696.
DESk AND PHONE SERVICE avail.
able in modern ofdce bldg. near 4th
and Penn. ave. NV reasonable.
IDEAL WASH. HOS. OPP Mayfower
for representatives out OF town
firms, mooern facilities; complete
office services. EX. 3-293y.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

l4th AND r SITS. NV. AREA-Ex-
cellent f1reproof building of 3 floors,
containing 1000 so. IT.: automobile
elevator, oil heat; offices: hiGh-
ceiling front. Ideal Ideal for auto storsse nns
See your broker or DERMOT NEE.
EX. 3-a60O 10
CENTRAL NV. location with office
space, ..pprox. 5000 So IT.. with
tnclosed parking area: End CONNER
BRENTWOOD-l0.S00 50. it., i story
brick. drive in. heated; Aft. ceiling
height. on 2.220 so. it,; GENERAL
CONN ground. $1"5,00O. A. NJ.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

I HAVE MANY CLIENTS who will buy
for cash or terms For quick action
call MR.. SOTIROS at DI. 7-l655
evenings, IA. a-5ai0. l2
SOUND INVESTMENT PROPERTY
WANTED-HouseS or Apts. MR.
NEWKIRK. NO. 7-4317. l3'
PRIVATE PARTY can invest up tc
$4,000 cash. What have you? Boz
Want TO BUY 4-family fa, COM
mercial or other rental property
Csll RA. 6-333n after pm. OF
write c. f. COBERTH. 5Sl" 18th
ST NV. D. C Ill
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location. Tel. NE. S-s73I.
IDEAL Wash. hdurs.. opp. Mayflower.
for representatives out Of town
firms, Modern facilities. Complete
1925 CONN. AVE.-Sinsle rm.. air
cond.. in accountants suite. fur
nished or unfurnished. RE. 1864
CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT ST. NV.
ONCE BLDG. unfurnished suite;
parking available; vacant; reason
able. EN- 3-S5I1.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

ARE YOU LOOKING for a parking
lot? Near Goth and NJ sts. NV?
Phone Mrs. Carter. EN-. 2-541S. L:
T. GRAVATTE, Realtor. 1918 K
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V c..

Means VERY GOOD in our bookl A
de luxe rambler. at q down-to- earth
price. Living dining area approx.
kit. 10x19 With Thermador oven, 3
beautiful bedrms. (11x12, 13x10 and
16x1D. 2 tiled baths; bsmt. is large
with club room and powder rm. All
this for only $24,750 and in N. Arl.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
REALTORS IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-01-10

OFFICES. recently occupied by we'll
known Bethesda physician: 3 rms.
and bath OIL; 2-1150. 10.
HALL. rm.. bath. switch
board serv.: rent. $50 per no.:
Conn. ave, mr.. Zoo. AID. 4-41"9.
FINANCIAL DISTRICT Suites, to
I rooms Moderate rental: elevator
sT sq'ld,as s.soss !'s' Vermont ave Call
EVANS rUILDING, 1920 New YORK
ave n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
TIES; sic Evans slds:. ME-. s:iios
large rooms; Can be rented as suite
and reasonable rental. includes all
utils. and tanitor service INQUIRE
at l524la K st, NV. or call MR.
ROZANSKY at Elk 3-S5R7
3-RM. SUITE-Sublet. partially furn. :;
14th and N. Y. ave, NV: immed
MEDICAL BLDG. 1924
n; Highland ST.. Clarendon. Va
Three: I'M. suite now available for
immediate occupancy; suitable for
dr., DDS or ofice; free parking.
elevator. aforementioned. Call JA.
OFFICE sPACE-New bldg.: lge. or
small; small: will finish to suit tenants;
location. WA. 1881. 10
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WILL LEASE OR PURCHASE small
warehouse or large store. Minimum
1000 So #. Any section Wash. State
full particulars in first letter. Write
Box BE. Star. Ill
5,000 TO 5000 SQUARE TT. ground
floor. NV or close in ne. for lease
to weil-rated tenant.
Call J. H Knox
THOS J. FISHER d. CO. INC.
;3S 18th ST. NV. DI. 1880
10
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HOUSES WANTED TO guy

BUY OR RENT SOON-Five or 8 rm.
tomac River area; others considered
Around $4,000. not redec. OIL.
ALI CASH for houses in D. c. or
Hfs+a' 81 y"4s17 or 'i IL a. a-916s. 3 ' u, -is i
PRivATE PARTY desires to purchase
older home Chevy Chase Bethesda
area: condition not important; Box
wANTEIDM;8-bedrm., .-bath ram
$4,000, substantial cash available
no agents. JU. S-3233 after 8 pm.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR D. c.
SIt,sn ST sIose-1D p' MD; 4S1 gF9perty' any con-
ALL CASH for ST 5000 houses or Will
bid, MILKEY REALTY. ia. s-s645,
FROM 10 -ESSS Eo%SSSEk-a-s;r brick. brick 5 est. s
600: have $4,000 cash. CIR. 3-7957.
i-BEDRM. DET. BRICK. NV. Ca
Alaska aves. area. abt. 81 5000. De-
taus. P. o. Box o417. Wash. l3, DC.
WE HAVE BUYER for homes-white
or ,colored in D. c. any section.
day, Reeommendations without OBJ
MARSHALL 'J' J. wAPLE CO. Real
tor. 1924 14th ST.. AID. 4-2005,
URGENTLY NEEDED. modern 5 or
6-rm; house: desirable location D. e
or Md. Will pay all cash. No
agents. Box 122-A, Star.
WE HAVE BUYERS for homes in
nearby Maryland. Cali HE. 4-6400.
PECK CO.. 1850 New Hampshire
CLEAN or 4-bedrm. home In D. C.
or nearby Nd: cash client; voIGT
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BALTIMORE AVE. Hyattsville, Md
mod. comml. bids, $500 50. IT., as
! or stores; reas. Parking avail.
sToRE-4oss Wis. ave-: newly dec.
space sp o9tcsroHnd ur srSsE 1SS1 SSm GaaRps aTkps
1SOs 18th ST. NV. HT' rTr.'j-a-story
garage with ,elev. 24x3S on lst fir..
2fx2o on I'd; excel. for storage or
y1EkIShop. y2HIa Apply LEO, M: BERN
1000 SO. FIT. OF and-FL. SPACE,
entrance on Wilson blvd. across
from Parkingtou. Arl.. Va. CAR MR..
STONEBURNER, ia. 4-l25O. 10
l,3li SO. Fl. of corner 1st-fi. s7ace.
s!a1 esrGss nR from srPNhspEs PPSNrklnE,on, M Arl Va
CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION tpo- II
tomac pkwy. areaj--2-story bldg.
containing approx. 5000 50. It.
with loading dock. gas hot water
heat. ample toilet facilities and pri-
some rooms with air eond cor suit. suit
able for wholesale distributors,
Warehousing. architects and engi-
neers. ONCE use. etc. Reas. rent.
1mmed. poss. Consult Mr.. jenkins,
Leasing Dept. SHANNON & LUCHS
49,, hShAtoAS. 1ooo n 81. NV PA.
LGE. :osToRY BRK. BLDG. at End
and N NV. Also / on Fairmont mr..
l4th NV. Both suit. for shop or
storage. TU. 2-:ss7. TO-. 6-S
NHaR EAR Is. AND o n% N.w.-lst-comml.
brick bldg, 30X;i5. on wide allies :;
S4J mo A. M ROTH. RE. 7-7;;30
UPPER WISCONSIN AVE. - 3-story
brick bldg; adequate parking; reas
rent. WO. 6-34"l.
SMALL BLDG. res. and buss.. D. c.
central; long lease to right party
OWENS REALTY. NE. s-U4S6 ---l6
Ga FLA. AVE. N.W.~-Excel. central
loc. for real estate, law office, etc. ::
9-rm. brick to be completely redec-
Grated Apply THOS. D. WALSH,
INC. SIC llth st. NV. DI; ?-155i
l?:.O G ST. N.W.-:nd and 3rd floors
avail soon. CARL G. ROSINSKI
ORG ATIONS-Attractive 4-story
mod bldg. 35 rms, lge. usable bsrnt
N HEART OF BETHEsDA. for immeo.
occunancy. . new, modern comml.
conditioned office aud display
space. together with 1.40o sa. f..
heated storage space. served by pvt
truck entr: ideal for distrihutor
mfgs, representative. etc. Call OIL.
n-}s5n.
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OPEN 1-6
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
6212 N. 22nd ST.

Direct from Builder
FIRST TIME OFFERED-1 blk. from
Washington blvd, close to school
transp.; In .Westover shoppini
sentsE: Csnter.nsl plan: PAS % iarEe r.
with eating space, Pormica tor
counter, Caloric range and Admiral
refgr. with freezing compartment: :
lge. bedrms. and ceramic tile bath.
plastered walls. oil painted: full, dry
bsmt. with outside entr.; steel-bean
construction. Excellent terms. Many
BUILDER, OV. 3-0319
Directions: Out Wash. blvd. to Pow
hatan st.. right on Powhatan l Iona
Dix, left on 22nd. near corner on
--1O
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CULPEPER. VA.

Just of Route 15-Stock farm, 15S
acres: productive. nicely watered:
Groom DWELLING. feedcr barn. gram
arv. 81 600. WAUGH REAL
ESTATE AGENCY. Culpcper, Va.
Continued on Next Pagel
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FOR SALE OR LEASE
WAREHOUSE

Well-built masonry, $500 So. It.
warehouse, containing 40'x1OV un-
obstructed work area with l5-foot
ceiling clearance; steel ioists. heavy
electrical wiring. overhead doors
large enough for trailer trucks,
heavy floor loading. and no ccl-
umns; wing containing | $50 SO. #.
paint shop. mems isvatory and
locker room. large tool crib or
stock room and paneled Offices with
lavatory; lot contains ;,S,0OO SO #.
with 321-ft railroad frontage and
329-ft frontage on blacktop st. in
e~reilent ,o"a''tn
B. FRANKLIN KAHN
7EA,, ESTATE INVESTMENTS
AIS Woodward Bldg. :. RE. 1-i4Il
Sunday and EVENING". JU. S-S666
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
ROCKVILLE PIKE. with or without
B. g. o. r. r. sidings: All city
utilities. VIII build and lease II
preferred. From 10000 So, IT. up
TO 20 acres: Very reasonable. Can
DERMoT NEE. Elk. $4,000, 14'
sEVERAL u RI " PARCELS OF GROUND
10000 It.. and up. for lease in this
centrally located area. Can improys
for responsible tenant GALLIHER
& HUGUELY. INC. sherman ave
and W st NV. NO 7-2600
BLADENSBURG-Over $4,000 So. It;
fenced yard. heavy industrial with
ofhce and shop BLDG; wash rooms;
vdss, Sl53 Nc. An n ROTH: Re- RE 7-TSS1 saSq
suit; for lab. light assembly llGo etc t,s
A. N. ROTH; RE. 1880.
NEAR End AND X NE; End comm.
2 adj. brick bldgs.; one Of l.6l4 So
It.. l-story, fireproof with LES So
#. of yard; other is $500 SO: r.:
and $500 50. It. Of yard with eas
rent separately. A. NJ. ROTH. RE
SILVER sP.. 900 selim I'd. Shop
floor 6nx40: I'd fir. ofices; ali OF
BETHEsDA-Close in. . stories. A
BIDS: BIDS Spi parkins i $500 500 per SSrHIl yr' caIl
WETzELL REAL ESTATE. HU.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LOCATION WANTED - known
restaurant flrm looking for Al loca-
tion; must be centrally located with
parking nearby. will take long
lease. Reply in detail. Box COB,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
31-ACRE ESTATE
Take the Country

GENEROUS PORTIONS OF SPACE
IN GROUNDS AND HOME. White
masonry split-level rambler with
4 BEDROOMS, den, 31-FT. LIv-
ING ROOM. large separate din
nm. and BATHS. In addition
age for 2 cars. AN ACRE in a
beautiful wooded section. Quick
easy access to- downtown. Priced
ut S24.950 to allow for some re-
pairs. Shown by appt.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OPEN DAILY, o A.M.-9 PM.
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-01-10

BUSINESS AND COMMIT LOTS
ARLINGTON
Heart Of shopping center, Columbia
pike; lot G5x225. CO.
Glebe rd.-Corner lot. 17S-ft. front;
4 lots, c..
14.455-ft. commit. consisting Of six
20-ft. lots.
Warehouse mad. Falls Church. owner
will build to suit.
Near Arlington Hospital. colored.
zoned for 4 flats; . lots.
HUNT apt. Ideally financed for good
return,
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WILL TRADE
Authentic

From slate roof to finished base
4 ment. this white brick home ia
lovely. Bedrm. and full bath on
1st floor. . huge bedrms. and an
other bath upstairs. Entrance hall,
exquisite living rm. with fireplace
screened side porch. gracious dining
rm., beautiful kitchen with ouilt-in
breakfast banquette. Rec. rm. In
full basement. Covered patio in
r back Clean. beautifully kept. Near
country club. Owner leaving city;
will consider offer
!, MannaS Realty Co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. IA. e-27s3
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OFFICES o STUDIOS FOR RENT
WYATT BLDG.

Top floor New York ave.
now ready for custom parti-
tioning and decorating to ap-
proved tenants requirements.
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1901 CONN. AVE.

New space Immediately
available on 2-year suitcase
to approved tenant. CONSULT
MR.. SCOTT.
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NONE LEFT

NONE LEFT
BUT we have land to construct one
more 3-family and one more 4-fam
lily home and income properties
We will commence construction oi
these beautiful bldgs. within a
month. In the meantime we can
show you the other completed 3. 4
g and unit bldgs. in our now oc.
cupied subdivision.
The properties adjoin and overlook
a beautiful county park and con-
sist OF three 2-bedrm. apts.,, boast
ing .0-ft. liv. rm.. separate din.
rms, 7xl5 kits. with full-size equip
ment and built-in pantry. lst fioor
has real jalousie door to rear stoop.
All have built-in TV anternas. AIR
CONDITIONING wiring and private
As little as $1,000 for the 3-un:,
and $4,000 for the Aunt VIII
handle.
Others have chosen these safe. oe
luxe, worry-free properties for thei.
homes-HOW ABOUT YOU? RALPE
J. DUFFIE, Realtor Builder. Ju. -
l1oJ
Evening star., 1954-01-10

3-UNIT BUILDING
Rental income. S2,43O year: $1,000
investment. l4T return pgs,s,1 plus amor :.
CO.. 1913 Eye st. NV. Ma. s-6440.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

NEW BUILDINGS, Just completed,
located In prime warehouse section
at s. Capitol, NJ SITS. area.
10000 SO. IT., 10 900 yds. adjoining
5000 so. it., 1000 yds. adjoining
1,sn0 So. II.
Brokers' coon. invited. OWNER.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
OPEN / TIL DARK

lovely dead -end street: lge. liy. rm.
:h s nnCE Fsp l. H RiFsh.S l. 5Sitin i b.mt ersek ek
cellent financing: walk to school
and bus. DIRECTIONS: Out Lee
hwy. right on N. Lexington st. to
Little Falls rd., left to John Mar
shall; right to Williamsburg blvd.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

422 CONDON TER. Sc.
(Near 4th and Atlanticl
Here's deal with little upkeep or
expenses involved. Tenants pay all
utilities. You receive $50 per mo.
Open to reasonable offer. Mr.. Cross.
LII. 4-7644.
MARSHALL J. .wAPLE co.
1924 14th St. Realtor. AID. 4-200t
Evening star., 1954-01-10

WE HAVE SEVERAL EXCELLENT
brick properties nr. the new Flower
Shopping Center; 3. 4, > and q
units. These properties are showing
a very good return on the invest
ment and are in Al shane, BROWN
AGENCY, JU. 9-3444, JU. 4-2497.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

SILVER SPRING. 800 50. IT,. fre-
9U 9rP0f Ss7a ssGs IT. h5oHt st1i4 f1d rear ? enf5'
3.OO0-FT. flreproof truck loading
dock, railroad siding; right location
for truck terminal, | block of new
KenilWorth hypass. AP. 7-1313. 12'
2? VI ST. N.E.-Modern brick build
ing. with sir-cond ofices: approx
$500 so. #. adjacent lot 20x120
II : rees SIT 3-45fi0
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new listings in the Sandy Spring
area starting at $4,000 and rang
Inv from l to 5 acres. See us also
TO- farms and acreage. Open all day
SANDY STRING REALTY CO.
Dial 0-Fulton S-242l 10
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BOND BLDG.. 14th and n. Y. ave
n.w.-SeV. desirable and 2-rm
ot1ce suites from $50. One desir
able area Of 500 50. IT. now ready
for immeo occupancy. Mr.. Al K
ward. SHANNON (. LUCHS CO.
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WAREHOUSE
Rear 1918 ". Capitol st. NV: little
over 1000 So IT,, all-purpose
pletelv remodeled throughout. For
further information. call MA. s.
2076, MR.. KEPPEL. Licensed Real
Estate Broker. Ill
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SECURITIES BLDG

| Three or five room suite in prestige
| bearing bldg. heart financial dist;
/ will decorate and air condition: very
n W. ard e. front DI G-I610 Ia
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HILL BLDG.
Nth AND EVE SITS NV.

I tS3y I7th ST. N.W.I
Available for immediate occupancy.
! Large room containing 750 50. ~.
! Of open space which can be subdi-
! yided into 3 or 4 individual rooms.
/ For inspection see Mr.. Holder on
! premises or call Mr.. Transue EN-.
2.?000; LEGUM & GERBER REAL.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-04
Demos Change Bylaws

The Kodiak isla7d Demo- cratic Club held their regular
 nontnly meeting on Tue day. November 30th. at the lnion Hall, Secretary George Sonntag assuming the chairmanship due to the absence of Presi- dent Bud Metzgar.
 Tie bylaws of the organiza- sion were discussed as the first order of bu iness and it was the concensus of opinion that the present bylaws were in- adequate for the club dre to the enlarged membership. A Committee was appointed by the President protem to draw up a new set of by laws. This committee consisted of Anna May Vokacek, Jane Ferrel and Russell Wright.
 A nominating committee was also appointed to nominate club officers for the year 1855. On this committee are Cathe- rine Wright, chairman, Molly Picket and Lee Cadell.
 A special meeting has been called for January 3rd, 1855 at which time the new slate of officers will be presented to the club and the bylaws com mittee will submit their re- vised set of bylaws.
 The past Territorial election results were most gratifying as was brought out in dis cussion by Anna May Vokacek
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-04
Students Give Dance

The Senior Class of Kodiak High School are sponoring a dance at the Elks Club on Thursday December 9th. which is open to the pubic.
 The theme adopted by the Class is Winter Wonderland
 Winter Wonderland" will be full of surprises, the nature of which are a total surprise. Dancing will befrom s to 12::30 with the special feature due to pop at Ii o'clock.
 The attire for the dance is semi. formal. The price of ad- mission is $l.0O. Tickets may be obtained from the students or purchased at the door.