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Evening star., 1955-02-13
Illusion by Conspiracy
That's the Jefferson City Of 'Peepers,
Where Life Is Calm and Reiuxed
BY Margaret McMonus

stage hands is telling him.
1t is Sis of a Sunday eve
ming, and almost time for the
dress rehearsal to begin. The
cast has been rehearsing since
IL o'clock the same morning.
but everyone seems calm and
relaxed.
Hal Keith, the producer
director. gathers the cast to-
gether for notes" This Is
when he tells each one what
he is doing wrong. and they all
line up in the school chairs in
Mrs. Gurney's English room
for the lecture.
1t goes pleasantly enough.
No one gets excited and the
peace of Jefferson City is un-
disturbed.
The women in the cast de-
part for the makeup room.
Mrs. Gurney and Nancy take
their turn in the makeup
chair, which looks like a den
lists chair. while Marie, Wes'
wife, does her own makeup at
the dressing table.
A very pretty blond girl,
Georgian johnson, originally
from Decorah, Iowa, she came
to New York by way of a mas
ter's degree in speech and
drama at Northwestern Uni
verSity, and summer stock In
Eaglesmere, Pa.
All Is Well
The call comes that dress re-
hearsal will start momentarily,
and the players do not scurry.
but walk leisurely, as small
town people do, to their places.
They run through a short
warm-up skit, which will be
done for the studio audience
before the 1880 air-time and
the voice of Mr.. Keith comes
from the control room.
"Okay, Wally, we've got that
all right. Well get started
now."
And Mr.. Peppers goes to his
desk and smiles that sweet.
bashful smile which has be-
come so well known far be-
yond the faded red brick con-
fines of Jefferson Junior High.
He appears not to notice a
small furry Of excitement a
few feet away from him.
Two intense gentlemen are
meeting q minor crisis.
They are trying to flnd out
how to spell the Allan. in Ed
gar Allan Poe," with an a? or
with an e?
Indeed, it would be less than
proper for Mrs. Gurney, Eng
lish teacher, to spell the poets
name incorrectly.
With an q.
Ah. All is well in Jefferson
City.
(Reieased by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1955-02-13
NEW YORK.

NEW Iol1EA.
Jefferson City lies on the
first floor of an old legitimate
theater on Sixth avenue. be-
tween Fifty-eighth and Fifty
ninth streets in New York City.
It is bounded on the north
by Central Park and on the
east by the st. Moritz Hotel.
Within the dim cavern OF
the theater, where all the red
plush seats have been torn out
on the first floor, Jefferson
City is all there.
There is Mr.. Peppers chem
istry classroom, the tiny Amer
ican flag sitting on the desk.
the mounted fish and pressed
butterflies framed on the wall.
To 60 to a dress rehearsal
Of the Sunday night NBC tele-
vision show, "Mr. Peppers, is
to wander comfortably through
scenes as familiar as ones
hometown, among people as
natural as ones neighbors.
The kleig lights are over
head. The television cameras
are omni-present. The voices
Of the producer director ema-
mates from the control room
and stage hands are in profu-
sion, but none Of this can
destroy the reality Of Jefferson
City.
Wally Cox is Mr.. Peppers
and Mr.. Peppers is Wally Cox.
The two are inseparable.
A short, slight, brown-haired
young man, in brown trousers,
o brown sports shirt and brown
shoes, he is, in person. the
pleasant, retiring hero OF his
television show.
Although Mr.. Cox was mar
ried this past summer to a
dancer, his television wife,
Nancy, played by Patricia Be-
mott, seems oblivious to this.
Sitting on an empty set.
while not rehearsing. reading a
book Of poetry. she is almost
as retiring as Wally Cox, which
is entirely becoming to Mrs.
Peppers.
A Conspiracy
She does say. In her extra
ordinarily beautiful voice, that
she is from Fort Worth, Tex.
and came to New York in l946
to 90 to the Academy Of Dra-
matte Arts. She says ever so
softly that she is married. in
private life, to Peter Swift. a
magazine writer.
But around her neck she is
wearing the silver locket which
MIR. Peppers gave her last
Christmas and on her third
finger, left hand. Is the wide
gold wedding band which Mr..
Peppers gave her at their we'd
ding, one Of the most famous
Of all television weddings.
jefferson City, you see, is a
mood and an illusion, and
there is a conspiracy to keep it
that way.
Coming onto the stage from
an upstairs dressing room is
Marion Lorne, beloved bum
bling, frantic. suffering Mrs.
Qurney. always on the edge Of
hysteria, at once very funny,
and very sad.
Leaning against the wall is
Mr.. Weskit. Tony Randall. q
jovial. black-haired, pale
faced young man. attentively
listening to . Joke one Of the
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Postponed
BY the Assoeioted Press

by me Assoeioteu pfess
NEW YORK.
Former President Harry 8.
Truman, explaining that he's
too busy right now on his
memoirs, has postponed his
appearance on Edward r.
Murrow's "Person-to-Person"
that had been tentatively
scheduled March 4. A visit with
Roy Rogers, "the King Of the
Cowboys" has been scheduled
instead.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
On the Air

about had it. 1t will be reck-
less indeed if you go around
making bets that this NBC-
TV Sunday night show will be
around next season The way
things have been going it
won't be missed too much,
either.
The programs downfall is
the result of several factors.
For one thing, the show, once
preferred on Sundays at 8,
isn't the showcase it used to
be for MICS top comics.
Only Dean Martin and Jerry
Lewis remain. Only they can
bring 1.-THE Comedy Hour" in
ahead of Ed Sullivan's Toast
of the Town" in the rating
battle, and they may do 1t
again tonight. But they pre-
fer not to wear out their
welcome or themselves by too
frequent appearances.
The other former Sunday
night headliners have found
asylum elsewhere. Eddie Can
tor and Abbott and Costello
have succumbed to the lure
of syndicated film series.
Jimmy Durante and Donald
O'Connor are still seen on the
network. but alternately in a
half hour Saturday night
time slot. Bob Hope. who has
turned up on Sunday as well
as Tuesday night this season,
has announced that he will
do no television next season
beyond a few guest appear
anceS.
A Voriety Show
1.-THE Comedy Hour" rolling
jerkily along without its comics,
has become a sort of variety
show. Last Sunday, for in
stance, it had some good musi-
cal nonsense by Spike Jones,
some shots Of a jai alai match
proving 1t among the more
difficult sports to follow with
a camera, some good singing
by Nat King" Cole. some
dances by Bobby Van. some
feeble comedy by Paul Gilbert.
Mr.. Van could use a choreogra-
piers help. Mr.. Gilbert needs
more seasoning in the minors
before being thrown into this
league.
While this has been going
on, Mr.. Sullivan's Toast Of
the Town" has been becoming
a truly polished variety show.
always with stellar names on
the marquee. You can't beat
the best variety show on the
networks with an inferior copy.
This is no news to NBC. Of
course. The network, which
turned production of 1.-THE
Comedy Hour" over to an ad-
vertising agency this season.
will retain control of the new
show to be seen on Sundays
at 8 next fall. It may be a
comedy show, with a star or
stars headlining, bdt it won't
be this Comedy Hour"
It probably won't be forsthe
same sponsor. either. Colgate
can see as well as anyone
what its major rival, Proctor
g. Gamble, has done by alter
nate sponsorship Of This Is
Your Life" and II Love Lucy"
which do not lose the rating
battle to their opposition. It
might decide to have a try at
spreading out the same way.
\ 4 4 X
Reprieve for 'Fother
1.-THE Comedy Hour" at
least, was given a sufficient
trial period by NBC and now
CBS-TV apparently is going
to do the same thing for Life
With Father" Instead of
dropping the show. which has
been sponsorless since January,
Evening star., 1955-02-13
On the Air
Comedy but No Comics
So NBC's Sunday -Nieht-ot-S Is Slated
For Some Revompine Next Season
By Harry Macarthur

it has taken- up the option for
13 more weekly films.
This matter Of giving a
show a fair trial is one Of in
creasing concern, especially in
telefilm circles. The plight of
the TV film-makers was high
lighted by the recent cancella-
ton of Father Knows Best"
Sunday night feature on
CBS-TV.
When this one winds up on
March 27, 1t will have run 26
weeks, or two-thirdS of a
season. How many chapters
the sponsor had seen when
the decision to cancel was
reached isn't known, but only
IL had been telecast. The
decision had to be made then,
though. because Screen Gems,
the producer, had to know
whether or not to go ahead
with the third set of 13 films.
When the decision was
made. it could have been in
fluenced by only three regular
monthly ratings, hardly enough
to tell whether or not a show
Is winning audience approval.
Father Knows Best" may yet
be saved by the network, If
the mail from viewers is any,
thing like that which won the
reprieve for Life With
Father" Or it may die, the
victim of the time-lag between
filming date and broadcast
date.
Programs and People
Larry Krebs, free-lance pho
tographer on special assign
ments, is the man responsible
for those films of the Golden
Gloves Tournament you've
seen on WMAL-TV. He's been
meeting a 95-minute schedule
between the time the film
leaves Turner's Arena and the
time it gets on the air. Fur
ther Golden Gloves highlights
are scheduled for Thursdays,
February II and "a and March
3, at l1:20 pm, Bill Malone
narrating. They will be re-
peated the following evening
on Jim Gibbons 8 pm.
WMAL-TV show. Art
Carney will be Wednesday
nights substitute for Arthur
Godfrey on his CHS telecast.
-. Godfrey's announcer, Tony
Marvin. incidentally. will be a
Washington visitor Friday
night. He's been selected by
the Louisiana State Society as
narrator for the eighth annual
Mardi Gras Ball. You may
not have to be a graduate of
THE Moon Is Blue" to get on
ABC-TV's Thursday night
show. Star Tonight" but it
seems to help. Jacqueline
Holt. Daryl Grimes and Ed
ward Andrews, selected to get
star billing on the first three
shows, have served the COM
edy. in one company or an
other. Marion Brando,
James Cagney and George S.
Kaufman may not be on ABC-
TV this week, but they'll be
watching. Cagney's sister
Jeanne will co-star with Rich
ard Denning on "TV Readers
Digest" tomorrow night. Mar
Ions sister Jocelyn has
the only feminine role in
"Freighter," to be seen Tues
day night on ~. S. Steel
Hour" Kaufman's wife Leueen
McGrath pronounced Nc
Graw) is Importantly cast in
"The Dover Road" Thursday
nights Pond Theater" play.
Three of Danny Thomas
make Room for Daddy" films
are being sent to England for
inspection by the British royal
family. The Queen has seen
him tuice at the Palladium.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

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STORES FOR RENT

COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER
ion; caII IN 500. '0i in @iB
QUEENS CHAPEL SHOPPING CEN.
TER, good loo, mr.. lge. apt. prof.
seest; Tor information. call uN. L.
STORE, reconditioned: nourescen,
lights large basement, Cali no. 2,
DUPONT cIRCLE-Attr., mod from.
douole show windows. block OF
Conn. ave. on busy street. Approx
$50 50: IT. wired for air-condition
commercial business or otices
Available Immediately. $3.50 mo
Downtown x ST. NV. LIST d. mr.
CIV Notwithstanding any bust
ness or ofhees: tmmed. poss.; reas
Isi7o Nj. PHEASANT ST. NV
lease TO responsible tenant; immed
loss. Wo. 6-3Si6.
blvd Store. 1915. in NV well- @stsSn
lished shopping center. 3 blocks
from court. house; plenty of park
c ipS s0P Svf foF AZ Any s GSEvTkr mr.
shoreham. Sheraton Hotels-Park.
M reaS.; vacant. WO. 6-3Slt,
DOWNTOWN. 18th and K SITS. NV
Store. good size, heat, hot-water,
space car. Reas. rent. RE,
RfNTr On b BUY if;7g ssS Penn. ave-. -. Sc.
; 4 ss5iiss, of s5fS Ea' %? sps9 Is,
TWo FROM FROM; STORE ROOMS and .
rear rooms, alley entrance, top OF
Wheaton triangle. Ready Sept. i.
u TLM sIaseoi sT ewes, ~ d; ss i1do
Capitol - I4xs5, terTazzo fioor,
front and rear entrance.
Mr.. 18th and n. Y. AVE, NV
TON F. RUpPERT, 81. 7-5eib.
ROCKVILLE. MD.-store for rent.
S 9S3o; p llShts ,i nnd heat furnished;
sHOREHAM HOTEL VIC. 5000 cath
st. n.w;.Store with . bay windows;
mod. bids. suit. many types OF
businesses or ofc. Reas. RA. 6-005l.
DOWNTOWN, 723 18th st. NV
Excel location. approx. 1925 50. ",
S Tlth sto Aa apfs L Fes Tsn MI N
a CO. CO. 5.3533.
3105 M ST; N.W.--lst-noor store,
approx. 6S8 SO. IT.; reas. rent. See
G GSr' s. at $tiS M ST. NV or call
VIENNA--New stores in this thriving
town. Tell US what you want. Mac
CLURE REALTY. DU. 5-s550.
Ord AND H SITS. NV
Small store or ONCE. Very low
WALTER A. BROWN
lois Vermont Ave. NV. MA. 6-1652
CORNER STORE, 2-BEDRM. APT.
$685. Eads st. n.e.-Vacant: re-
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-s3oo
- NV CORNER STORE
1880 9th st.-All utilities included:
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S30O
24I2h Sth ST. N.W.-shop or
ONCE; heat furnished: S75.
7ol KENYON ST. NV. at Ga. ave.
ri IV 4th ST. N.w.-shop or lawyers
office. mr. courts $50.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1929 10th 81. NV. Ma. s-O5s7
CORNER Sth AND EYE Sc.
400 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
422 M ST. Sc, STORE AND APT.
sHIPLEY TERRACE CENTER
B07 18th ST. S.W.
Ex' s.b b o. S'"' SURE RA sns s-sS4rsd
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Washington, d. C.
SUNDAY, AUGUST IL, 1855
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
OFFICE SPACE
AIR-CONDITIONED
One block west Conn. ave. south Of
Dupont Circle. 5000 to 10000
square feet Of air-conditioned once
space. Immediate occupancy. All on
One door. Owner viii subdivide, For
price and other details call Mr.,
Ransom with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $1,000 Ewes. EN-. 2-S922
PARKING INCLUDED
In rent Of 2 rms. and reception I'm.
suite on End 4, elev. ONCE bldg,
all services furnished, SI25 per
Ho;. parking furnished in garage
blk. with in and out service. MT,
Breneman. DI. 1874.
BAsMIKO REALTY CO.
1135 VERMONT AVE. NV.
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m NEW AIR-CoND. BLDG, near
Conn. and NAVAL. Sept. l;
sound-proof executive ONCE, plus
End once. 1le and reception rm.;
moderate rental, ST 5-217l. Mon
SPACE FOR ANOTHER DESK, tele-
phone and gentleman, In air-con-
peted ONCE. at best downtown ad-
sarily someone whose business viii
complement public relation activi-
Ties; snare rent and secretary; ap-
proximately $3.50 per month; ref
ground to BOX 1871 s, Star. IA
SPACE NOW AVAILABLE I'D to
st. OPP. Maydower Hotel. ideal for
trade association or public rela-
lions mss efnces. Call MR.. MILLER. ME.
NExR0 DUPONT ClRcLE-Air.tcaon-
ditioned ONCE: 2 large rooms. pri-
vate :aVatory; owner occupied:
j ss1 rem ior right tenant. Call MA.
WILL SHARE distinctiye,y appointed
suite, With or without services: best
I loestlon; attractive terms. Box
$3.50 Si i4t S't ST. N.w-Mezzan meo a.
900 mo; Excellent location. .THos.
RI WALSH Ash, INC. sl5 18th st. NV"
GOVERNMENT LAWYERS, ONCE in
nationally known building with tele-
phone service and facilities of once
available at $40 per month. DI.
ME1 1icst OFFICES. air-cond.. mod.
S s5io a. 1sth ST. NV Ho. 2-5a5s'
sNcoNNEcTED, 16x24, 15x1S. sxs.
lavatory and toilet. rent SlIO.
1920 H st. NV; also l d. 1903
225 5st st Go nv; seS SlERB1cH. EN-. 2
OFFICES in the heart of Bethesda.
available Immediately. Cali Oh. 4.
1850 for further information and
SUITE tHsFS' coSsIsr1NG OF 3 Offices and
large storage closet available about
get. ! IN modern atr-conditioned
5ldg; Rent, $40 mo; Phone Elk.
ALEXANDRIA, N. Washington St.
RRGcsors-dbe dns newly decorated
reception hall. din. room, large
kitchen. bedrooms. bath and ga
XII. 9-6699. TIE. 6-3i93.
1919 II ST. N.W.-Unusual oppor-
tunity TO rent 1000 SO. IT. Of prime
downtown space. for much, much
less than the going rate. WALKER
& DUNLOP. 1900 18th st. NV.
D IHi STPa CIRCLE BLDG. 1916 Conn
ave-. 2. 8. 4 room suites; avail
able Sept. l or later. All daylight
ofices with private toilets. Excel
lent parking. free porter service;
Sdeeorst lns;v BSaget rentals, Inspect
AIR-coNDfTi1oNEp'0 'i io- IN n once
Total. approx. 52,s7o So TIT IT,; scar SS
parking lot. Very reas. rent. Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN e. CO., 1000
lilo r 81. N.w.-pouble suite of
$50 50. #. at $40. Also single once
Of 25S SO. It. at S37. Excellent
beauty. shop. manufacturing repre-
sentative, or display rooms, Call
M. Phillips. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO.. 724 14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
NEAR CONN. AND X, 1745 X st..
n.w.-Single suite at $50; avail.
immed.: also double suite ct Sl15:
all services including elevator. Mr..
Phillips. SHANNON q. LuCHs, TIA
lin AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Entire floor. Of approximately 1850
So. IT: and large rooms $3.50:
suitable for manufacturing repre-
IA 18th st. NV. Ma. 1886.
DOWNTOWN, ENTIRE ID FLOOR
All utilities included Only Sl5O
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALT

ELDERLY CLIENT. unable to attend
stores Zone a large chain) and s
apis. downtown: low rentals. old
s-esa7. EN-. 5-o9ss. D0N" Ia "a
|2 STORES. 9 APIS, 5000 year:
snail expenses. good sound invest.
Ss:s S0G eS S9sH k siSiSPS s eo s "
1O-UNIr APT. Sill. spe. - Clean.
NO Nod w excel o les Sgb stTv e ed
INDussTRfAL GRSuNps. 24i4d 20.
deal, located 5l03 creston st., Cd
GENERAL HEATING ENGINEER.
Msndtteh or Mr.. Yineling; Ia
'EIERA sf: aptsi bed.m.. Nv
downpayt. OWNER. RA. 5000.
NEW 14~nSIT APT, 3 with 2 bed.
rms: prominent corner, excellent
construction: rent over $14.50O;
priced 70 sell on today'S markst
son. Realtor, ma. s-Seso. ei4
SIX-UNIT Def. BRICK. close-in
n. H. ave. section. Md; gross rent,
$500 per year. exceptionally nice
building. slmost new; excellent
rental area; z very good inyest-
rs nsnt ssh IT, ST. a.SS s.iE-rhre..7r:i.aald
utilities: Income. $4,000. owner
selling direct; s22.f5o. To: q
T I APARTMENT BUILDINGS -
(Colored), fully rented; tenants pay
al utilities: attractive price and
s ea Ros gssSE G REHLqY co
goo Conn. ave. NV. - Be. a-7iso..
MT. PLEAsANT-5-units, turn.: 6
garages; 1914 inc: cd. investment.
Si2, 500, terms. CO: 5-5S74.
alleys: az 3-truck masonry sarage,
L.. dis e.. Il sinEis metal ., sara ,sss
FOR BETTER SALES VALUE. call
tenants in 8, G. ReSs. fee forr
results without property MANAGE
r Tfnt , SSIiEass9n; Ar t 3s
some very desirable business prop
eEty, apis, and commercial ground.
Minimum cash required, $40, 900
70 $500, 900. B. C. LINTHIcUM,
conn. AVE. - 5.unit apt: turn.:
s ssy 5oo VACANT g too $4,000 S ysaT inc'
over, $1,000 net income yearly, in
good NV. location: will trade or sell
MICHAEL WALSH Il SONS. 1911
Eye St; nv. OIL. 5-7256. RE. 1889
1913 WYLiE CT. Bet. 18th anc
l4th. rear OF H SITS. ne. Arm. row
SAG, $1,000. OIL. $3.50. RE.
BARGAIN. Net return approx. 30rs
for cash investment Of $4,000
2-yr.-old apt. Is units. Individual
heat: expense less than S1,SOo
Gross rents, $1,000. Call EBER-
10 TURN AIR CoND. eniciences
BiCH. EN-. 2-027S. NO. 1885.
Mr.. DUPONT PLAZA. 3-family bldg
About Is yrs. old. off-street parking
Ideal for home and income, Open
SILVER i9dhE s Standardization e: slnEs1 . new
i S2Hi i EsTAF RE''G su naAss 5a 70
Sc, FAMILY. a-story brk.. semi
Diet, facing Govt. park; / bedrm.
each: fun osmt, gas heat; Sl5.500.
terms yacant). 10. 3-8ssa.
prick apt. bldg; present income,
$3.50 mo; lovely location. GRAHAM
& CO. JU. $3.50. 0 til 0. Id
MOTEL-A beautiful motel. located
or boardwalk at Ocean City. Nd.
Yon will like the 81 units. swim
ming pool. snack bar and the $751;
600 net income in the 5-mo. sea
son. 100000 cash down. Call
MR.. BAINUM at JU. $1,000.
2515 WooDLEY RID, N.W.-corner
brick. 10 rms. made into 3 apis.
pvt bath. pullman kit. furn. or
unfurn. Priced low to settle estate.
Exclusive.
REACH q PURCELL Elk, a-241c
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

AUTO REPAIR SHOP for rent on
Phone so. 5-7775 or IA. 6-13s2.
r.ioo OR 1900 so. FIT, ali or
9TH st. n.W0. End floor. ofices
and floor space for wholesaler,
iobber printer. union: freight elev.
a eiaSed RENAL 4at Lbus RI! ssrc co az IL
CONN. AyE.-1deai car wash iocs-
ton; $500 50. IT.; 3 entrances;
S MS s to5ped i no reas. offer refused.
BUIIDiNG, $500 square feet. will
rent part or all; Good business 10:
s sste iu RSfhSs ca M p 5ss ss4 aRS
DOWNTOWN between r and G.
M Apply CAMERA zN4 ", SHOP: 90 20
1885, mo- as's & 81 Il. Fl sof II Co. o r.
ALE$ANDRlA: huge modern store
room. 5000 So. #. flrst floor: very
large bSmt.: located In commit.
k sTea s-s ssas; Al kx.s SMITH a betty
80 c--0uO.: ENcs-, H. O-sSoO6.
freproof bldg. Heat included. 707
Edgewood st, ne. THOS. D. WALSH
INC. S15 llth s., NV. DI. 1851.
MD. - 1-acre bldg,
for once GRAND shop: acre land,
SCOTT. corner front; used car lot,
many uses. trucking center, etc.
Sc. a-sToRY coz. BLDG, 15x4s;
f fire elec sn and toilet; s42 per
10th sT.-1sx24; u
block from post once; suitable for
27s CARROLL ST. NV, 900 50.
IT,. 1 moor; air cond.: decorate to
suit; customers parking; ideal for
school. upholsterer, shade and
awning shop. beauty parlor. an
tiques, or ONCE. RA. $1,000.
PLANS are being made to remodel
valuable business location at 100
3 s., NV: First floor, Should be
floor desirable for professional
JOSEPH NJ, SILvERMAN. Ma. g.
ENTiRE End FLOOR. LIST CONNER
cial, 9TH and Kennedy ST. NV
Corner bldg, 10 street windows.
pEeaasonsnis rent. B. B. ALLISON
sTTooR.- U At 1905 N. Y. ave - NV;
$4,000 month Suitable for any
business. Mr.. DAVID. phone, Elk.
1-O-O1. To-
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1921 18th ST. NV.
4 story elevator building. Near Wall
Employees s0u1 Insurance aHG VcS ompany.
2Ix00-ft. on each floor. Access TO
rear alley. Desirable as ofaces.
showroom. restaurant with private
dining room. or other retail use
Convenient terms can be arranged.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-. $500. Sat, Sun. call 10.
5-367S,
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HOUSES 70 BUILD
HOUSE no BUILD???
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS, for
houses In the D. c. area. No
charge for our appraisal. SIS years
service. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
0352: Ewes. JU. 9-2559.
HIGHEST CASH OFFER on proper
ties In "a hours. Mr. DELE. 10
2-16S3 or ST 3-3520,
DIRECT from owner. LARGE or
small house in any condition. near
George Washington University.
sPoT CASH foR HOMES with small
equity, Hyattsville area. JOHN H.
JOHNSON. WA. 7-505O. lis
IF YOU CRAVE q nice home or
CRAVING q good price for yours
Call RIA. S-4635. FRANK CFaAVER.
REAL ESTATE. -15
NEED HOUSES in good NV, subur-
ban or farms within radius Is mi,
2 acres or larger, RA. 3-1122.
! HAVE A DOCTOR WHO WOULD
like to buy a 3 or 4 bedrm. home
in Shepherd Park. Call RA. 3-27S0.
VA. SELLERS-Spot cash for homes.
more on terms. End trust hypothe-
Gated. Mr.. WHITE. IA. 1888.
COUPLE WISHES TO BUY reas.
home from owners close to u. Of
Nd AP. 7-2543.
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PARKLANDS SHOPPING
Cor. Ala. Ave. and Stanton I'd. Sc.
Excellent location for kiddie shop,
laundfomat, etc.
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
UPPER NV. LOCATION
Store, 1ox33. In modern apt. bldg.
500 mo-. immediate occupancy.
JolleS & Sennett Co.
Realtors d. 7-4244
1922 Conn. Ave. NV.
Excellent for beauty parlor. etc.
Approx. 1,050 50. IT,; reasonable
rent. Sunday, RA. 3-06l9: week
days. DI. 1924.
CORNER $500 o ST. NV.
Ii. 4-203S. Ewes, EN-. 2-S919