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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

The complete opera of Faust magnificently
recorded on 40 records, contained in two
albums. Performed by soloists, chorus and
orchestra of L'Opera, Paris-conducted by
Henri Busser A Victor masterpiece, $21.95
THE MUSIC Observation-Disclosures
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by himself, building a hutch.
feeding the rabbits, not giving
the boy a chance.
With nothing to contribute, the
boy soon lost interest in rabbits
and got into trouble again. look
ing for other forms of amuse-
ment. SO the father was enroll
ed in our parents school.
when we heard the story, we
explained to the father the neces-
sity of allowing the boy to feel
the project was his very own.
They tried aagin. This time with
chickens. The fathre supplied
the tools and the plans but the
boy built the chicken coop him
self and today he is a model
youngster. That boy needed an
interest. but he needed to build it
himself"
Jobs that keep fathers and
mothers away from home. and
plush wartime salaries heap Goals
upon the fires of juvenile delin-
quency. Jarrett pointed out.
To-day when Johnny comes
home from school he finds fifty
cents or a dollar on the kitchen
table and a note telling him to
buy his dinner at the corner
Cafeteria and go to the movies.
Johnny has money to spend.
Johnny Is on his own, looking
for amusement He gets into
trouble. Back in the depression
days when money was scarce,
Johnny's father and mother stay
ed home at night and played with
him. Juvenile delinquency was
low in those days"
Director Minkler has watched
the attitude of parents attending
the school change from hostility
to realization that education,
interest and good advice is help
ing both them and their children.
OF course ii is too soon to
judge the project fairly but there
seems to be no doubt that San
Francisco is on the right track.
Already more than twenty-four
communities in the United States
have written for information
about the school. Also it means
lot to know that j. Edgar
Hoover of the F. B. l. is watch
ing the experiment with keen in
terest.
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collaborated with the activities of
the white man. Now, when the
Negro for the first time is united
in a plan to build something for
his own racee the white people of
Spokane want to taken even that
from us, and adopt it for them
selves. Thank God the rest sof
the white people of the Pacific
Coast are broad-minded enough
to give the Negro a helping
hand"
Concerted action in the Seattle
end of the Coast-wide campaign
will get under way Monday when
crews of patriotic girl solicitors
begin canvass of the City. Every
contributor will be given an Of
fetal receipt for his contribution
and carbon copy of the receipt
will be returned to headquarters,
so the name of the contributor
can be published in the Northwest
Enterprise. Each contributor also
is presented with Negro War
Memorial Button, showing to the
world that he has done his part
in the building of this undying
shrine to the Negro veterans of
this and other wars.
Alonzo Victor Lewis, one of
Americas outstanding sculptors,
has been commissioned to design
and build the memorial, and
promises to turn out a monument
that will fittingly express the
deep appreciation of the Negro
race to it's thousands of valor-
Gus warriors, who are fighting
the battle for freedom today on
battlefields the world over.
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MEMORIAL
CONTINUED from Page y

Continued from Page y
westernmost states, Washington,
Oregon, Idaho and California. 1t
will be erected in the state that
contributes the most generously
to it, in proportion to that states
total Negro population.
Letters from Negroes in all
parts of the Pacific Northwest
continue to pour into Coast head
quarters of the Negro War Me-
mortal Committee at 662A Jack
son ST., Seattle, protesting against
the narrowminded attitude adopt
ed by the Spokane Charities Com
mission. This committee decided
that if Negroes were to solicit
for their monument among mem
bers of the racei n Spokane, the
monuent would have to be dedi-
Gated to 1.-The American Soldier"
and could not be built, by Ne
groes, to the Negro soldier alone.
Such a short-sighted policy is
not only a slap at a worthy cause
but is an insult to every member
of the Negro race" read one of
these letters, which expressed the
viewpoint of many. 1.-THE Negro
is not asking Spokane for any
thing more than the right to go
among the members of our own
race and interest them in a cause
that will benefit all Negroes. For
years we have contributed to and
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PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR DOUGLASS

WASHINGTON - Marking the
50th anniversary of the death of
Frederick Douglass, a $1,00O,000
drive is being launched by the
Frederick Douglass Memorial and
Historical association on Febru-
airy IA to provide a continuing
fund for the maintenance of the
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lecture by a psychiatrist.
8.-The importance of job
for the child - explained by
placement worker of the U. S.
Employment Service.
Many times it's just ques-
ton of finding something that the
child likes" declared Jarrett.
whose interest in Strengthening
out broken homes stems from
his days as a police reporter on
the San Francisco Examiner.
Zone of our cases was that of
14-year-old girl upon a NOR
ais charge" he went on. Her
mother was frantic. She couldn't
keep the girl home. She rarely
knew where she was. We en-
rolled the mother in our school
and talked to both mother and
daughter. Finally, the mother
remembered the girl had liked to
sing but was discouraged when
she was told that her voice was
off-key.
1--WE suggested piano lessons
and the mother agreed to them.
The girl jumped at the opportu-
nifty and now she stays home
nights to practice and plays duets
with a friend. Today both moth
er and daughter are happy as
larks."
A good part of the credit for
making the school a success is
due to the way Jay Minkler has
thrown himself unselfishly into
the work, taking time after
classes to talk to many of the
parents and making them feel
that their troubles are important
to him and he will do everything
in his power to help solve them.
The favorite case of the school
is that of the boy who made q
rabid baseball fan of his father.
1.-The boy was only eleven but
he wouldn't stay in school," Mr..
Jarrett started, and stopped to
explain that under California law,
three time at playing hockey
classes a youngster as an habitual
truant and his parents are called
into juvenile court to answer for
him.
1--WE checked on the boy and
found he was playing hockey to
90 to baseball games" Jarrett
went on. $50 we suggested to
the father that he take the boy
to night ball games.
"At first the father, not being
interested In baseball, said it was
all nonsense but we finally got
hime to take the boy to a few
games. Today that father can
give you the names and batting
average of every player in the
Coast, the American and the Ma
tional Leagues. He and his son
rarely miss a night game and
the boy goes to school regularly"
Sometimes though, the parents
try too hard and the school has
to curb parental over-enthusiasm.
One case that Mr.. Jarrett remem-
bers is that of the father who
found his son taking an interest
in raising rabbits. The boy had
been in trouble and his father
was so glad to find him with an
interest that he annexed the hob
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AS early as mid-1941. ninety
four out of every hundred males
in Britain aged IA to Ga had
been modified in the Services or
industry. The remaining six pei
cent are almost entirely school
boys. students, war invalids, sick
and retired persons.
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Douglass memorial home here in
the nations capital, according to
an announcement made this week
by Mrs. Sallie w. Stewart, presi-
dent of the association.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcens.l


3 MOS, RENT In advance-Permanentl
located in 2. e: Need 2-3-bedroom house
sTR aPs 4" Executive SReSn with permanen,
preferably in Chevy Chase; Bethesda q
local references viii take a year or Longer
Ipsrantes on Iurnishinss Must b avail;
sfr aS2 sRD S s0f h69 Ss2 sraT Chevy
Imy doetoT w aT Resd ana fami "
fsgpy w Fiji Or ef esf9 i0'a' RES
vile. desire sublet sumnler or longer. fur
nient; p. c; Or suburbs; no children or
bbfsrRic4T G COVE Nm NJ p perm. employed
couple, with, high school student, desire
fsssESo% hSs1s "Pt'fDSH9 GRER in Ais
$500 MONTHLY for clean. modern, FUR
Two bedrooms and library viii sufnce
Family consists Of naval ofieer, wife; 3.
home s owner Si Of which be away and desires
sxeeptionai care care taken OF furnishings.
SH G1 MI ss@r doctors family needs IDS
fsrred, MRS. HERRiNGToN. 81, Sill,
N Nst fna He house sn IN n
or. suburbs for occupancy Oct. /. Call
! HoMGE-LovING WAVE officers. perma-
nently stationed in Washington, desire
small unfurnished house NV. Cali Wo
NV. unfinished apt. or house; Govern,
ment writer, wife, children, and 9
months; starting September; could com
hine with some caretaking: responsible;
l5'
2-BEDRooM APT. or house furnished
or unfurnished; 3 adults, Government
smploye. permanent in D. C. Adams 24SS.
NAVAL DOCTOR Just back from Pacific
urgently needs 3-bedroom unfurnished
house in Bethesda area for year or longer
children. Will lease. 81. $3.50.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER and wife,
with highest refs, require house, furn., .
bathrooms; vicin Chevy Chase Circle, Rent
not to exceed 5000 mo. Reply OR. 36l2.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOWER CONN. .AvE.--Modern bldg, lime
stone front. splendid investment, posses
sion OF lst-hoor store msv be had IN so
co d \, HILL III, co, INC no jackson pl,
ARLINGTON, VA.-stores and apis. above,
additional ground for more stores. in grow
= safe investment. ALBERT H COHEN
Realtor, CHI. 1861; ewes, CHI. 1000, Ext.
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING-A 2-story brick
50. It. with, hand opeTated freight slsva-
the Baltimore pike. Railway siding in
front Of building. Lot contains approxi-
sale; c ais MR, 1E1TzELL: 81, $isa; x,oo
egaRfFs NJ 0's coSNoR sl RE- a 4: NV
from theateT-3-story brick building;
buy at only S10.5oO Don't miss this
s s1sPes s phSni "a RG eaI4 en- EA
1850 Ifth ST. N.w.--Large store, 6 apart
$500 per year. no leases: store rent can
terms. Cali EDW l. sTRoHECKER,
1ol9 Y1r9nt sSs Ear Ne f5onts..
on Wilson blvd, suitable for or, any type husiSs
one of our largest apartment DEVELOPMENTS
i7sd, sThNSSoM 4 TUcHs CO. 1905 II
ss Il, DO TEERRMs@saorifce. To be vacated
Brick bldg; with store and apt. Busy sc.
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HOUSES wANrvp re suY.

"a soss sssss ssll nsssstiss fas sya's
s sa w4n H isNi III lee Reaitors
s sNy Ne e. ca sNS "a r GaSs -,
all-eash r price Free appraisal GYM IN
W. M IAN SELL Dg0 Y6G }R H Mo6sE its tpl
satI12 Ask for NJ grognins VIM
CASH ss R R 2hs for S d e . s ms property
81 fEALF 5 ass yPa Rhode ss
HUME HUME o Ok LARGE s 8uEpiSe LOT in Con-
gress Heights. 5000 :, to. $500 blk, on
SshSS nys n RSx 2i II X. s District
to $4,000 cash; no brokers Box 25-V.
WE ARE PREPARED TO EFFECT a quick
you want prompt action please cali i'm
Ne cxs SELF o RRT aousf and sPo set
APPRAISAL; plenty clients waiting foT saie &;
IA. 3ees.. J. B. TIFFEY q son. 31e
Kennedy st; nv. n,
hSsss tosay a Ell to sssh VI" ees sSy xs
ss at rs ssHh n
n M GOOD NV. LocATIoN-pstaehsd
modern Groom home up to $4,000, Car
do with / bath IL necessary Will pay al
cash. FRANK ]. VOLKMAN, EN-. 1919
i Nv WANT A HOME in Hebrew section
must be close to synagogue and also clost
TO shopping center and movie house: mus
be in NV. section, could be double house
pay from $4,000 TO $1,000; must 5.
y HcfSPP pub HY RsT Riih % RSsrdas
6-room hungalow :, or story -snd-a-half
W VA r. Def Hasn AMI. HONE H5 g% or bed
rooms; cash TO $4,000. Box 1924
CASH PURCHASERS for to 10 room
brick houses near Catholic churcnes anc
schools. e.; A. BARRY, NE. 20@5.
DIET. OR SEMI-DET., nice section, Dis
e e s o5 narSy a mS or h NV '9 sor cath
bath, attic, basement, oil hest pref, sooc
plumbing, $4,000 TO $4,000: plenty cash
CASH BUYER Immediateiy in need o.
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda
Silver Spring or Hyattsyille area. Prom
action. Call MR.. BLACKWOOD. UN. 1893
WILL BUY direct from home owner; pre-
fer modern 3-bedroom brick, near Wis
eonsin and Nebraska ayes. not owe
$4,000: substantial cash payment. RA
GEoRGETowN-wan for cash. small
brick house three bedrooms. basement ant
garden. VIII deal only with owner. Boz
B ataSai ssSR in or near suitland. Ma
Two or three bedrooms; reasonable. Tele.
phone Spruce 0s79-J.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGikiA.

NEAR ARLINGTON HALL, recently re.
decorated. in beautiful setting with larF,
sf ssts' pike ks ssa a.S I'd 0is cSDn
for sale 1t has Iareer rooms, ali on oni
rs pr ies Gfdnsps tSand cali h mHsN
REALTY CO., 2s1S Wilson blvd. GL. OF
HRfsToRfG FAIRFAX. vA.-stately Co.
lonial home In setting Of magnificent
trees, situated on 2 acres within thu
ssSSSss ar. s.ssu IF the .n sss
turing formal soxEoGd ssFSsn and Iovei,
sG ns room nn WITH sb as ss nHa Srars
e cham iRki Kitchen with electric stove
eespscy y and dfsn Tha a n or
good-size bedrooms with plenty Of stor-
ase space and linen closets, baths, stair
water coal heat, iaundry room with shower
and fruit. cellar. Two-car garage. vege-
sss sa sTsoT Sed, fruit sssss
sl eas For sss to sss
Ma ES'e co A Af1sRSpia 1886 ENzoR
brick-clapboard home on lovely lot 60x150
yss EGGm po wh ag ssa Snnf
closet space and tiled bath on End floor
heat. Attached saTase.s Price. sII ,95Q.
EENzoR Realty GO. Abingdon Va: -. :,
3h a: each, one cleared and one wooded
with large trees; on main highway, 8 mi.
from wash; beautiful estate sites or can
Be subdiyided Not far from transp;,
tracts close In. Phone GE. 1887.
ONLY $500. including furniture-This
semidetached brick home with lovely liv-
able rms. In perfect cond.; conveniently To-
Gated: full basement, oil heat. Quick pos
session. For more information, call AR
LISNsSToN REALTY CO., OIL. 1900 and OK
io-nAYs' PossRssroN-This 3-bedroom,
prewar-built Colonial brick with side porch.
full, dry basement and recreation room, on
large. elevated. corner lot, offers nice living
for those OF moderate means who want
privacy and seclusion; priced at Se,g50,
I interested cali WEAvER Realty CO..
VfRdiNaix HOMES AND FARMs-wnsn
yeY Esrt 70 seIl srr} Ply real estate. r cfEll
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SEVERAL GOOD LOCATIONS for LADIES'
wear business: $3.50 uMfEA 1880, IA
BUILDING. new I3-stoE<fsrk and Shot
Center, 53rd and z. Capitol SITS. high.
for liquor store. shoemaker, barber shop
radio, hardware and other stores Pos
session in fan See Mr.. Ewell, LEO M
BERNSTEIN d. CO.. 1415 st. NV.
1907 M ,sT. NV. tGeorgetown). 1st.
floor store, approx. 900 SO, IT,, busy sec
ton; ideal for shoemaker, bakery, cloth
resident manager. Call rent dept, Lee
NJ, BERNSTEIN & CO, ME. $500
BIG FOOD STORE will be ready for open
ing BY first of year or sooner in new shop
ping center, Arlington, Va. Call CHI. 551t
for details
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH,. On Chesapeaks Say
Summer homes and building sites Wrtte
CHESAPEAKE BEAcH-Kozy Kornsr cot
tase,. 18th and MARYLAND ave-; rooms.
sleeping, board or housekeeping; day. week,
park: temperate, conservative, rehned per-
sons: reservations. Phone North Beach 50.
BUY FOR Cash or lease, August 5-ls.
hayfront cottage or lot. Masons or Owens
Beach preferred. WIRTH, ME. $500, OF
CAPE ANNE, directly east Of city. about IS
miles from Treasury. Modernistie cottage
in the woods and near the harbor;. easy
walk Of Chesapeake Bay upon which ths
subdivision fronts: restricted residential;
p rrSe $3.50. LoouIs 2 SHOEMAKER,
AXE, = 81 MI in Va. the cstskiils Of Va Va;
boating, swimming, fishing we have sew
eral real log furnished cottages for sale;
none for rent. Price, $4,000 to $500:
terms. A few more left. See them while
s sssS was AS 7e. Gene out or call Manas-
STORY AND a HALF bungalow. Electric
kitchen, large bath, dining room, bedroom,
studio living room with stone fireplace,
French windows, Venetian blinds, nnezsa-
nine OF living room with sleeping hunks;
S.s in 1esssg b q
line. $3.50. viii sell eomnieteiy ''i fur iS
nished II desired. viii accept 1st trust.
$4,000; balance cash. Call 81. 1884 after
pm. or all day Sunday. Possession
CoLoRED-FoR RENT, by season or all
year. furn. or unfurn.,. s-rm. house with
2 acres, on Chesapeake Bay. IS miles
D. c.. near Shady Side; choice location,
good house. electricity. Box 153-v. Star.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

NE. CORNER 18th AND WEBSTER SITS,
your posswss home See See Harry AIRY ROD s SIT
SILVER SPRING. lge. lots near Argyle
Country Club. $3.50 each; cor lot, $3.50;
terms. MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
s644 Colesyille I'd: SH.. 800.
fully located; large. wooded, corner lot
wooded lot of Piney Branch rd, and Dale
dr.. well located. Si,150. WORRYING
TON REALTY; exclusive AGENT. S427 Ga.
FEW EXCELLENT HOME SITES in NV,
also some choice ground for builders.
JAMES C. Upton, Ma. 0131-oR. 1907.
LARGE, WOODED LOTS, close-in Nd
Attractive home sites, 5000 to 10000 So.
IT.: electricity, sewer, water and surfaced
street already in; only $50 cash down and
$40 monthly. Priced from $500 UP, Per-
mission to build Immediately. J. VICTOR
pICKEY, 1908 Cheyerly ave, cheverly,
CHERRYDALE. VA - Arlington; large,
beautifully wooded lot, Lee Heights; 80 IT.;
exclusive neighbcrhood. Direct from owner.
$1,000.
large building lots Mclean, Va; SO
best-located lots. TT. Lincoln Cemetery.
bordering location new road, front gate.
Reasonable. 81. 1907
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and
mans haven, ideal climate, on Florida
gulf coast; fertile domestic, to acres.
fronting or near salt water with con-
electricity. no heating problem; titles guar
monthly, taxes ineludsd." Imfnsdiste pos
WESLEY rs suc hfassRSGF R. sisas'da
DARiEN' conn. Committing New Yorkl
beautiful Tokeneke Park (restrIctedJ;
spacious rms. downstairs: End floor, 8
2 baths, store rm: Insulation, storm via.
dows plenty of Gil. gear garage isun.
dry, l acre of ground, many trees, shrubs:
Cal MAJOR WHITMAN, Owner, OR. GAIA.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.


room with fireplace, large dining room;
Insulated: fenced yard: very convenient
location; substantial cash required. WA.
BRiCK HOME, 3 mos old 8 rms, 2N
baths, recreation rm., built-in garage,
oo aaG sa
out, corner lot, storm windows; across
street from school $4,000. HI. 17e7-J
ern .6-rm. BUNGALOW: ,good. condition, i'm
mediate possession; priced for a quick sale
SsH Mrs. gregory with ,,G o a. ZANI-
kENsINGToN, Md. ss,s5o-Bungalow
large living room, fireplace. dining room,
bedroom and den up, full basement; oil
heat, extra large lot, unusual landscaping,
uRpoc tfss s sEDO s7s ssr'
low. living room, fireplace Kitchen. two
ss E Nv IA; % 'iS e..
with fruit and shade trees paved street,
dnns rc .a Sns sSo Etoss
library, bedroom and bath down: full base
$4,000. terms. MURDOCH, sH. S794.
WILLIAMS REAL EsrATE-Newly deco
rated 5.rm' bungalow. IN colmar Manor,
Others in Mt Rainier: Md. Mr.. MANARD,
UN ASs6; eyes; WA. Sse4; -
d o md oas Ss snG
l9t ssegt 3Sxl5G &, $500; WA; sssss a.
north Of Silver Spring; a GOOD buy in
fronting hishwas; large chicken house;
:and sssasn 'Rf a5ea ST.
a-BEpRooM BRICK semibunsalow. spot
bedrooms. living room. tiled shower bath
and lovely kitchen on, ! st floor; 2 bedrooms
on end; sir-cond. coal, oak noers, dry base
70 D. G.; restricted village. west OF Hystts-
vile. Nd: owner has to sell soon. Here is
ysn Har Ho oo FsF H htRses g e' LAM NJ
bRIoK s S5 cal sss.': bedrooms livin,
e,ehsa End ssss tq .s sEs
knobs. Hysttsvilie. Md. $500 cash and
s "a Goo over su payments Of approximately
WILLIAMS 81 REa AZ EsrArE-r4ve-rm. bun.
Ealow, Cottage City. Nd; priced for quick
a ss SsHs .Sn.s q ss S ta1 &
mediate possession. Union 1889 or after
WILLIAMS Z I'LL Ms ' REAL ESTATE Beautiful iG
large living room, fireplace, dining room,
modern kitchen, bedrooms, ga baths,
lovely recreation room and maids room
trio oil burner, large lot; very exception-
a. su ssss aovs p1ymssnt Ssn union
right In this newly redeeorated, asbestos
shingled home, new lighting fxtures and
nss ss range E e phV f sses Bay s
81 900 DowS. Ssisnes 50 50 p sA- month SS1S,
a'S sns s.s.sos hsr. new mod
auto. gas sir-conditiOned heat; stairway to
f Scored attic With space for ssditio9sl
5000 Baltimore ave, Hyatts., Md. VA.
MT. RAINIER-Detached house. in excel
10 rms, baths: Kitchens; hot-gster
BUM saIsss CO. 'F sss 0 Rhode Fi IS:
land land ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd. Hyattsvills
Is-RooM HOUSE, about acre of ground,
Gregory. 8. B. zHNTz1SoER. Jr" ' UN,
pEcAr sSshi1 aEiG hi GIN possess
oil a;e., large lot 5o.xisC; full basement
Ssn s. sss sGS mug aY ZIP Il GG9 fsTn sna
Co, inc. uN. 404o. Open evenings.
MOVE IN-This 4-room and bath brick
BUNGALOW, UNFINISHED attic, about acre
Spring. near Coiesville pike. Price, So
$50; 81 500 cash.
Roger Heights-6-room and bath, as
bestos. frame bungalow; oak hoorS. full
basement. hot-water heat; close to every
thing; S6,750, terms.
serwyn-5-room and bath, 2-story. as
basement, h.-w.h. Price, $3.50; 81 800
cash. ALVIN EPLNG, 5s0S Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville, Md. WA. 1854, day
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OFFICES WANTED.

RESEARCH ORGANIZATION tnon- profit>
wants to rent fiye or six room once, or
LOO square feet or more. Elk. s205.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS with desk space for
two persons, preferably furnished; secre-
downtown location: for editorial repre-
sentative national magazines. Box 243-
A Star LIS
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5s03 63rd PL.. East Pines-4-room bun
gslow bath. elee.o gas; high elevation.
Gallatin ST.. Hyattsviiie-5 rooms. bath,
h.-w.h.. cleo, basement, large hoored attic,
deep lot; possession: S7700, terms Err
Vim REALTY CO., HyattsVille 0S34i ewes,
WA 1891
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WANTED TO RUY SMALL FARM in Nd.
on elevation: interested Immediately.
AID. 0s43.
wkly.: can also use services of exper.
manager. Write D. A. COOK. 14S3
Chsnnins st. ne, Washington Is, .. G.
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LOTS WANTED,

10000 TO 10000 50, FIT. imprcved
DEALING with owners. BOX 152.v, star.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

APARTMENT HOUSE wanted; S or 10
units. I have client waiting Phone or see
GUY RICHARDSON, Real Estate ano
Business Broker Peoples Life Insurance
Bldg.. 18th and II stS. NV. Elk 0R20.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

APPR0x. Al ACRES, Just below Alex.
close 10 Route No. /. Sewer line shrougn
property. Plans prepared and approyea t fs
INN. building. In area OF extensive pest
war development Oct details. HAHHIHG-
TON MANAGEMENT CO., no l4sh o.; NV
Elk h029.
EXCEPTIONAL ACREAGE, exceptional bt-
cause 1t is small tract of 80 acres;
wooded, with large trees and Offering
pretty domestic on a hill. in virginia; =
miles from WASHINGTON; mtghty hsro 20
inston; price, $3.50. Phone GE, 1887.
ACREAGE on paved hishwag With river
wooded and cleared building sites; destr-
able restricted section Georgia avenue a.
tended. Only S125 per acre; terms. NUE.
| DOCK, SH. s704, TO-
| o ACRES on Lee hwy, near Falls Church.
/ Price. $4,000. Phone Falls Church 1875.
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STORES WANTED.
ikVEsTMekT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SMALL SHOP, September occupancy; for
better millinery. For immediate answer,
write Box 252-A, Star. I9S
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES For RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT-sTANLEY
ADAMS, 1921 New York ave. NV. IA