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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Wounded Veterans Appreciate
Hearst Newspapers Gift Fund

The men were very happy to have
the cash present. The additional
presents, including the spinet piano
and other musical instruments, will
be of enduring value and will bring
much happiness to the men here.
Thank you again for your in
terest and thoughtfulness.
Sincerely yours,
w. H. ALLEN,
Colonel, NC,
Commanding.
L. S. Naval Convalescent Hospital,
Santa Cruz, Calf, Dec. 2S, 1914.
EDITOR,
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER:
ON BEHALF of the patients and
" staff of this hospital, l wish to
extend our sincere thanks to the San
Francisco Examiner and it's readers
for their generosity in providing
funds to make real Christmas for
the overseas patients at this hospital.
We received the seven hundred
(7O0) gift packages containing S.
in each and fifteen (15) table model
radios. The gift packages were dis
tributed to overseas service per-
sonnel and very good use will be
made of the radios at this hospital
during the coming months.
Again extending our thanks to
you and your readers, l am,
Very truly yours,
E N nGDrISD
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
The American Red Cross
Office of Field Director

Office of Field Director
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf,
Jan. 2, 1945.
EDITOR,
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER:
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf.
ON BEHALF of the patients of
" this wonderful hospital, we
want to express our sincere appreci-
alton for the wonderful Christmas
gifts that came from people all over
the state for the soldiers here. | can
assure you that the gift in cash was
heartily appreciated by each man.
We wish that people on the outside
could have seen the surprise and JOY
when the men opened those folders
and found that nice crisp $5 bill. We
feel that this gift had double sig-
nificance because the men not only
appreciated the money, but they
appreciated the interest that people
have in them. This feeling that the
outside world has remembered does
great deal to strengthen morale of
men undergoing treatment.
We also wish to thank you and
the Examiner and the general public
for the beautiful piano and the long
list of musical instruments which
were requested and were received.
The piano is beauty and will give
enormous pleasure to many men for
many many months to come. The in
struments will be useful not only for
recreation, but in the music instruc-
ton program that is a part of the
army reeonditioning program.
You will receive an addition to
this letter, a letter from the COM
manding officer, but l do wish to
assure you of the gratitude of the
men and the appreciation of the Red
Cross staff here of the fine piece of
work the Examiner has done.
Sincerely yours,
(MRS.) MABELLE HARGROVE
Field Director.
L. S. Naval Hospital
Mare Island, Cal.
Dec. 30, 1914
EDITOR,
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER:
A S THE medical officer in COM
"A mand of this hospital l desire
to take this opportunity to thank you
and the San Francisco Examiner for
the presents given to each patient in
this hospital. All the patients deeply
appreciate the S. bills and as whole
they wish to thank your group of
papers.
Having seen these gifts given last
year and now again at this Christ
mas time l think am correct in tell
ing you that this type of present is
greatly appreciated, more so than
a conglomeration of various cheap
articles. If | am also correct in
stating that the money was donated
by the people through the efforts of
your papers, l must tell you that l
believe the people and the Examiner
employees would have enjoyed seeing
the fine Christmas spirit that pre-
vailed throughout this institution.
I am sorry that it was not pos
sible for you to accept my invitation
to visit us on the day the gifts were
distributed. / hope it will be con-
venient for you to visit this institu-
tion at some later date.
We have approximately 100 indi-
vidual presents remaining, some of
which will be given to patients that
happened to be away on leave at the
time of distribution. Those that are
finally remaining will be given out to
other deserving patients, placed in
the welfare fund or used for any
other purpose that you may direct.
Please inform me.
Again thanking you and with
best wishes for happy New Year,
| am
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Brain Game

soor, 10 FOR zach correct answer throafA
question siI. 40 zach for the remaining
t-o au.stions Any score ss or higher
10 excellent.
I'm the last war who was
army chief of staff?
2-The Chinese used this game
as early as TIA B. c. as a
method of training troops
for warfare. They called it
Choke Chu Hong Ki. Can
you (a) identify the game
and (b) give the number Of
pieces with which II Ia
played?
By what name is southern
Illinois known
Mrs. Parkington," the movie
in which Greer Carson Ia
starred, was taken from the
novel by Ia Louis Brom-
field, (b) Sinclair Lewis, (c)
A. j. Cronin.
5--True or false: An amulet Is
a piece of armor.
6-What decisive battle was
fought on the Plains OF
Abraham?
You know what an anagram
is, of course, but what is q
palindrome?
8-First successful self pro-
PEELED vehicle appeared In
1869, 1919 or 1876?
(Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

Army Service Forces,
Ninth Service Command,
Letterman General Hospital,
San Francisco, Calf, Jan. 6, 1916.
EDITOR,
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER:
VOU may have heard that the re-
L cent holiday period was one of
the busiest in the long history of the
Letterman General Hospital. A rec
ord number of patients arrived from
overseas on Christmas Day and the
generous remembrance of the read
ers of the Hearst newspapers will be
a lasting memory to the beneficiaries
of their kindness. Every man in the
hospital on that day and every man
who left by hospital train for in
land hospitals on, Christmas Eve, as
well as the new arrivals, received one
of the Christmas packets donated
through the Hearst papers.
We had other Individual gift
packages for each of our patients,
but the crisp bank note and the
greeting which came with it had a
very definite appeal to our men. The
forethought of your organization
made it truly happy Christmas for
our returned veterans.
In the name Of the staff, and for
our patients, | wish to express our
deep appreciation for your contribu-
tion to real homecoming for the
young men from cover there"
With every good wish for the
coming year, l am,
Very sincerely yours,
c. G. HILLMAN,
Brigadier General, L. S. Army,
Commanding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

Tbs moEss ras sp fbs clock,
The clock 'frHet ons
hnd dowS bed race
Hs's frdirs ~ssts PAPER
Mort every tlsesi NJ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15


tions, and q for the last question. SO,
brilliant; ia, bright, A-s, average; o-s.
dull.
bethlehem is near: (a) Naza-
reth, (b) Jerusalem, (c)
Haifa.
"A polecat is another name
for a: (a) weasel, (b) leop-
ard, (c) skunk.
3-The highway between New
York and San Francisco is
called the: (a) Washington
highway. (b) Lincoln high
way. (c) jefferson highway.
4-Patella is another name for
your (a) shoulder blade, (b)
elbow, (c) knee cap.
5-The third gift Of the Wise
Men was: (a) silver. OBJ
myrrh, (c) incense
6-Match these columns cor
rectly; they mean the same:
fal per annum W. BY the hundred
fbl rer capita fwi ~ the day
tcI pr cent tEl annually
"a per diem ~ by itself
&C. per ~ tD individually
(Answers on Opposite Pagel
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

tions, and . for the last question. $40,
brilliant; ia, bright, A-s, average; o-S.
duII
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
F. E. PORTER =
Captain, (MC), USN (Ret),
Commanding.
L. S. Naval Hospital,
Treasure Island,
San Francisco, Calf, 80 Dec, 1914.

EDITOR,
SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER
WE WISH to thank the readers Of
w the San Francisco Examiner,
Call Bulletin, and Post Inquirer
whose generous donations made the
fund for war wounded possible. The
many individual gifts helped restore
the meaning of Christmas, while the
Hammond organ and the electric
guitar helped spread the spirit of
Christmas throughout the wards.
The shuffleboard sets will help to
pass away the convalescent hours.
Without the kind and thoughtful
help Of your readers, Christmas
might have been just another day to
the patients in our hospital.
On behalf of the patients, | wish
to thank you for the real spirit of
giving which prompted your gener-
Gus gifts. The men knew you were
with them in spirit and comradeship.
Yours very truly,
b. p. DAVIS,
Captain (MC) USN.
Medical Officer in Command.
Evening star., 1945-03-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan, S100
TO $1,000 repayablle monthly, come to
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buy .second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
IL svEsrnENr saEss co fs
n n Y ,awrG.Gr aXs, nE a.Sa NatiSnal 5s33: ..,.
MOORE G. HILL Co. S04 18th ST. NV.
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courteous service. Consult US before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
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MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts: prompt
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SECOND TRUST. MONEY-win buy well.
secured notes at low rate Of discount D. NJ
EARLL 1410 II st. NV. INA. 776O) 49,
SALARIED LADIES-n you need money
see Mr.. Green (strictly confldentiaD
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1914 K st. NV
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto; furniture, signature; GEN
more ave, Hysttsville. Md Warfield 31Sl
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from D. c; line IN Mont. Co. Md. with
summer cottage of 3 rooms. garage. hen
house. tool shed A property With a mag
I,s Tosd: -: RIPLEY, sH. 1888 teVes.,
an ar ,. equal distance from washington and
Baltimore; here's this. beautiful 215-acre
farm. with IA acres of timber, 5 acres OF
select select apple trees SO acres in wheat, 100
meadows. l50-ton siio C2s fuID, 5OOebsr-
rel corncrib, excellent dairy, and hay
ant house and a, fine old Colonial house,
newly modernized and decorated This is
the farm you have been searching for.
hoeSOqE evenings, EN-. s,n sssa nNiiAhLL' d. 'loo'
i05 ACRES. with good 7-room house about
woodland. nice streams and good orchard:
the house has large bedrooms. hot-water
heat, baths, city electricity, phone. fire.
place servants quarters. meat house, barn
garage and beautiful shade and boxwoods;
gGSd ooG labor MI stay on farm price
Washington See MASON H1RsT' at the the
end of Columbia pike, .Annandale, Va.
0 20 sNsfqh IL SIaRB2 S sSTea fSnaaE %tS
Horse. Horse and COW barn, hog and chicken
g. " Allnutt' with WoRTHINGToN
ewes, 7-l0, Ashton 3194. "A farm for
every purpose"
NEAR FREDERICK, .MD.-114-acre farm
with excellent land and neyer-failing
pasture land; 10-room brick house with full
basement, furnace and bath. modern
kitchen, hardwood floors: new 24-cow
modern barn with new dairy equipment
and two new Marietta silos. 10x40 and 12x
40; good bank barn. chicken house adequate
fe hpI1 CO
for 1000 chicks and turkey house; small
orchard; this property is located Just 4
miles north of Frederick. Md, at Bethel,
Nd possession April lSt: price. 1000.
THOS. j. FISHER e. CO. INC. Realtors,
13S 10TH st. NV, DI $3.50
l39 ACRES, 6-room house, cleo. well of
water. 70 acres under cultivation and in
pasture. balance wood some timber, stream
through property, small barn. meat house.
chicken, house. tool shed: on good gravel
road, ] n miles from paved road, 30 miles
to d. c.; price, $3.50: terms.
80 acres, t-room house barn. other farm
road = miles from paved road: 30 miles
$4,000: terms BUELL. NJ. GARDNER
]. E. KELLY. Rockville. Mo: Phone $50
Evening star., 1945-03-14
EUGANIO NJ. FONBUENA, Attorney,
Earle Building.
Filed March 5, l945-Charles Stewart

IN THE DrsrR1cclTfr clfrk COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Cos
lnm6is@ re Application Of JOHN
hhRCHI5ALD CAMERON. a minor. by Violet
Of name:-Civil Action No 21943.-ORDER
OF LICAT1ON-CHANGE OF NAME
John Archibald Cameron. a minor, by
his mother and next friend, Violet Mary
Mckasy, having filed a complaint for q
judgment changing his name to John
the court for an order of publication Of
the notice required by law in such cases,
1915. Ordered that all persons concerned
snow cause, II any there be, on or be-
lore the 3lst day of March, 1945, why
be granted; provided that copy of this
order be. published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and the Washington Law
Reporter. 49, MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE,
J4s.lee. Jus ICE ,s, 9Sesl1 a., - a l. True Copy. Test:
c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk. mh7 14,21
Evening star., 1945-03-14

downtown. fireproof.. strictly modern; these
fans m m mosrn @ earsnt sa
900 year: can be bought for S150.000
fa TO %h en- shNSoN HsfFS S9hsn cHs SE oss e.
! q 595 o. II II S It NV; Ma 2345,
nst proft approximately f s sis. 500 snnusily; sH
TAkoIMA PARK. esi M6.WYearly S1 aiig Income income
$3.50; IA rooms completely furnished. 3
nnished baths, / roughed in; 400-ft. 'front.'
age age on paved street: ground appraised at
SO, 900; total price, including beautiful
erty IS Gold m1e cs L. nTSp
D; II. JOHNSON CO, Ma s296; ewes, WA.
I2th ST. NE. Brookland. 1st commercial;
rms. bath. oil heat, full basement; can
Fbe converted into apts and store. Direct
iFSa T%o 9wFsl syFsMrLY 2p r2ATs 2fs Downing p me-
ss9ut ss6oo price sI5Se
co: 1lO4 Vermont ave. NV, Ma 7I57.,
1l-1Ik X ST. N.E.-Corner apt, IS units;
nice inc INCOME; B. l., Sa5.0oo; priced to sell;
SMMEp S12 2;nH9 ra cash; ha. balance monthly; act
EXcTIEENT fNHhi N INVESTMENT, Vermont ave.
Brick 20 st. rms bas o heat ssn 81
converted into ONCE bldg, hotel, rooming
house, school, club: reasonably priced with
terms: will also consider leasing to re-
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. ME. 5400.
CLOSE to downtown Washinston-Modern
organization at $4,000 year bldg 50xl2O
tt, fireoroof construction, large adjoining
parking area. An ideal investment with
splendid postwar possibilities. Price and
terms on application with Mr. Wolbers,
Ia. 1856. SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1908
H st. II W, MA 23f5
COLORED - First commercial property.
near corner of 7th and M sts NV; ideal
spot for beauty salon. etc: price. $3.50:
very good terms For information call
MILTON ISEN, DI. S6O7 or MA. 1896. S01
Woodward Bldg
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VIM. J. BULOW. Jr,, Attorney,
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER A s

ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, auctioneers.
furniture. new cribs mat
tresses and play pens. two Mezzotints,
imported perfume. three dental chairs,
drills and equipment. personal effects, etc,
ether sources. by auction at Weschler's,
a m. complete groups for bedrooms din
ing and dinettes, spring constructed living
room groups and odd chairs, chests Of
drawers. dressers. tables. chairs, lamps,
mirrors, personal effects etc. mh14,l5.
ADAM A. WESHCLER 4 son, auctioneers
Trustees sale of two two-story brick
dwellings known as premises Nos. 314 ana
3l6 Eye street, Southeast BY virtue Of
decree passed in Civil Action 25039
pending in the District Court, D, C. will
sell at auction. on the permises, on Mon
day, March 26, 1875. at O'Clock pm.
the property assessed. for the purpose of
taxation. as Lot s04, Square 197. more
particularly described in the complaint
hled therein and improved by the above
numbSed houses. Terms OF Sale: Sale is
500 cash deposit required OF. purchaser
at time Of sale. Balance OF purchase
money to be paid within thirty days from
date OF ratification Of sale. else deposit
shall stand forfeited by purchaser as
tauidated damages. Cost of examination
OF title, conveyancing. revenue stamps,
recording and notary fees TO be paid by
purchaser. c. CLINTON JAMES. Trustee.
washington Loan g. Trust Bldg, Wash
lngto D. c. mh5.7 7.9.l2.14,I6,I9.21' %
Evening star., 1945-03-14
Natures Children
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
RdlSd.

bdtSu.
During World War I, the I'M
portance of balsa wood for life
preservers, life-rafts and mine
floats was amply demonstrated.
Manufacturers were quick to realize
the value of this wood for CONNER
Icial purposes, using great quantities
of it. 1t is excellent for insulating
purposes, toys, models and sound
proof equipment.
This global war now uses nearly
all balsa wood, with but a small
amount for essential manufacture
for home use. Today this wood
must be used by the Navy for all
buoyant apparatus. The Army needs
| it for airplane construction, packing
sensitive instruments, radios, break
able articles. soundproof construc-
ton, auto-truck bodies, holds of
ships and in refrigerators.
Ecuador has 95 per cent Of the
world supply. There are still virgin
forests in these trees, and there is a
law that provides for the planting
of two Sapling balsas for every tree
cut for commercial purposes.
Ba1Sa trees. with the exception Of
Win Pdydyd, d. I1iC 1dStCSl-SIOWlilS
trees in the worldly Within one
year, young tree will be IL feet
high and 2.5 inches in diameter.
Maturity is reached in eight years,
but the wood is ready for the market
in a shorter time.
This wood is lighter than cork
and second in strength to spruce.
1t is odorleSs and offers resistance
to the absorption of moisture. 1t
/ is cut but few weeks before it is
needed and is easy to ship. Because
the wood deteriorates quickly when
the bark is removed, most of it is
now kiln-dried.
Labor is the only problem, as
other valuable crops must be har-
vested at the same time of the year
when balSa trees must be cut, loaded
and milled.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

1910 model Fleetwood 7-pas-
merly owned and used locally. condition
l2ss ssnd st, NV. aA. $500 -A w.
equipped with a very nice meilow-toned
radio. also heater; it has unusually good
white-waI tires and is IN very. good con-
Sl.6a7; we viii sell this car for several
hundred dollars under that price, If it's
q Cadillac you want don't miss this one.
home Of Trew value cars" l4th and Pa. Pa
cnEv. couPE. 1855 good si eondition: dfsai 5
very good tires radio. LII. 1857 after. 2
CHEVROLET 1s41 special de luxe e-door
SEDAN: sed H. heater and radio, not above aver
trade and finance if Necessary. ME- 92S1
GaEyRoLET g ;sss IT ia4a Al 2,door sedan. Repab-
CHRYsLER '3s imperial business coupe
otor nado aad rneF ns
eeIiing private party. tyns Ap. e se5a eeSn 0ei0~
sssh After 0m seesH sos l4'h faa 81 Il $50
FORD 1898 standard coach; radio - and
heater; also .5S' coupe with radio. Low
ceiling. WESFMoRELAND AUTOS, Ia
FORD 1891 model A Tudor sedan. Call
AT $3.50 between 10 am. and 2:3o am
nice tires and @ 0sa1t dss faah
NV: Don't phone. please
HUDSON Hs 194L convertible club coupe
300 wis. ave Wo. 9s47. '''
LA SALE 1910 4-door touring sedan.
model 52; radio and heater terms and
trade. CAPITOL CADILLAC Co, 1222
22nd st. NV. Ma 1900.
LA SALE 1898 sedan; radio and heater,
excellent mechanical condition and appear
ance. trade and terms. CAPITOL CADIL,-
LAC co. 1929 22nd st. NV Ma $500
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 4-door sedan;
radio, heater, oyerdriyf; private owner
DU. 1880, Ext. l26, 2tto S pm.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1910 4-door sedan;
dark green finish, has heater interior and
CAPITQL CADILLAC CO., 1922 22nd St
|, 81 Y s,e,1iS ,M1A 32Qo !. ) 81 3 ~ -.
perfect condition: can be seen Oh parkint
tot on Park I'd. o6 14th q. NV. any eve
Evening star., 1945-03-14
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.
'om M. H, Cleveland:

From M. H., Cleveland:
Though poets write Of ''soughinE Winds"
We do not seem to know
The right pronunciation; please.
Should We rhyme ''sough' with though ?
On second thought perhaps we should
Be far. far better of
By following analogy,
And rhyme the word with cough"
Yet still another choice appears.
What can poor gal do
But tear her henna- -rinS-ed hair
And rhyme 1t, sir, with "through"7
Answer:
Analogy's nckle lass:
She's fair but false, and howl
Forswear her wiles, and rhyme the word
With either tough" or 'bough.
From E. J. L., Woodbury.: Give a
dig or two at the mongrel word
''realtor." It's poor coinage. Wouldn't
it be lovely if some woman enter
ing the real estate business should
call herself "realtress"?
Answer-The title realtor was
coined (and copyrighted, I believe)
by the National Association of Real
Estate Boards as a name by which
to designate its members. Appar-
emily it was coined from realty plus
Evening star., 1945-03-14

NEARBY VA. - Builders, attention. Lee
highway-12 lots. zoned sptS. or homes;
sewer, water. CHI 5S16
BUILDERS or individuals, ] 9th st. and
Locust I'd NV. Il block north of kalmia
rd. 200 beautiful soft. lots, several
corners; prices. 5000 and up. The
house you build here will be worth sew
eral thousand dollars more SHAPIRO,
INC, Owners. l106 Vi. ave. Me. 1f17.
Ist COMMERCIAL, WIS. AVE, building
site The owner has authorized us to
offer this. valuable, close in. business prop
erty, building site consisting of > lots,
one o3xl2o ft with trontaee on Wis. ave.
OF % IT, containing G,S15 sq. #. and rear
lot. triangular shape, l50xl 6Ox59 #, con-
tanning 1886 So. #, or total of 1924 so.
IT., ideally situated as building site for
store or other business establishment, rear
lot adjacent suitable for auto parking
seldom are you offered an opportunity to
purchase thus valuable site at the ridicu-
lously low price of S22,5o0 or average of
81 Al per so. It. for both lots. Building
construction will soon start; why not buy
on the rising market? For inspection call
EN-, 1229U daily until 8 p m. F. A. TWEED
CO, 1904 Conn. ave Exclusive agent
Evening star., 1945-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
T. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.

=; STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
:, States for the District Of .columbia:
Holding a. Probate Court Estate OF
Margaret E, Manning, Deceased. - No.
q ~. Administration Docket I37.-Ap-
plication having been made herein for
proSate Of the last will and Testament and
codicll of said deceased by Nellie T. Hagan
and American Security a. Trust Company,
lt Is ordered this 9TH day Of March AID.
l945, that Almyra v. Manning. Elmer G.
Manning. also known as E.. Gates Man
ming. Thomas Bruce Manning, John j.
Manning, also known as Jack Manning.
known next t-of kin of Margaret E Manning.
deceased. and all others concerned appear
in said Court on Monday. the 18th day of
April, AID. 1945, at 1000 O'Clock AM. to
show cause why such application should
not be sranted, Let notice hereof be
puolished IN the washington Law Re
each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the frst
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness, the
Justice Of said Court, this ,5th day of
VICTOR 81 hERscH, Rssistsr of wis vii.
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk ~ the
Probate Court. mh7.14,21.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

STORE AND ROOMS AND BATH-Brick,
wide alley, located on Pa. ave, near 2Ist.
Price, $3.50. Call Mr.. Tammaro. ia.
1916. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1906 H
st. NV, Ma. 2345.
SITE FOR BUSINESS, 22nd st. near N NV.
alley. with old tenements rented al $40.
Offer wanted. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l119 K ST. NV. MA. 1866.
NEAR I4th and Park rd. nw-lst COM
mercial, suitable for shoe repair, tailor
shop, gift shop, etc; contains store and
ofhces above; garage; excellent opportunity;
off busy upper 14th St: suitable terms can
be arranged. Phone weekdays, DI. S725,
2 to $50 pm.
INVESTMENT oPPoRTUNITY-Down
corner. stores, 80 apts.; assessed. Sl65,-
594 rent $265SQ; price to close estate,
81 10000. Can place 100000 at 41aee
r. S, DONALDSON, POI Woodward Bldg.
49,
COMMERCIAL BARGAIN--vacant and ex-
cavated lot: 81 2'x335. fronting on two
streets in shopping center, 400 Annapo-
lis rd. defense highway. Ideal for stores
and warehouses or as is for country mar
ket. Make us an offer. H. NJ. HUNTER,
WA 5S4S l6s
STORE and 3-rm, kit, bath apt. above
h.-w.h.: located in Petworth Possession
II desired. S13,750. Call Mr.. Tammaro.
IA. 1915. SHANNON, & LUCHS CO, 1906
st NV, MA o345