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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

Chesner and mother, Mrs Bertha
Hemming Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

Chesner. and mother, Mrs Bertha
Hemming Of Detroit
WALTER RODNEY. so. at 2
p. m. tomorrow in the J. Sutton
and Son Funeral Home. 4l47
Trumbull. Burial Roselswn Gem
etery. Mr.. Rodney died in Harper
Hospital yesterday after short
illness
A veteran Of World War I he
was prominent IN the Rankin
Chapter. DAV. and. for 10 years,
1,ed ~ 4237 Commonwealth. lie
y survived by ms wife, Pearl.
VINCENT kOBLINSKI. 40. Al
al5 a. m. tomorrow IN residence,
4iii s. Aubin, and al 10 m. in
ST. Johephats Church, Burial: Mt
Olivet
lie was an RKO Film Exchange
employe for IS years and was
vice president of the Mt Elliott
Social Club. Survivors Mother,
Anna, FIVE brothers, Joseph, Alex
ander, Anthony Edward and
Arthur. and TWO sisters, Rose and
Mrs. Ann Balawender
ROBERT ATKINSON - AZ !
y. m. tomorrow in the Hamilton
Funeral Home, CaSS and AleNan-
drinc. with the Rev DIS. {. a.
McPheeters and W. Glen Harris
officiating. Burial in Acacia Park
Cemetery. Mir Atkinson. who
came to Detroit 20 years ago, was
native Of Holly, Mich. For the
past lS years he was sales man
ager Of the Detroit division OF
Tlmken Roller Bearing Co Sur
viving are his widow, Mae II, and
three daughters Mrs Robert C..
Lorenzen of Detroit; Mrs. Theron
II. Haas Of Ann Arbor and Dor
othy LOIS. his mother. Mrs Kate
Cooper of Holly, and a brother,
Lawrence. Of Birmingham.
MRS. GRACE john son
FINN. az II a. m Thursday in
IN Gesu Church Mrs Finn, who
died Unexpectedly Monday, vas
tho daughter of the late John Nc
Grath Johnson. founder OF the
Penlnsular State Bank. She was
prominent in phllanthorplc work
and a member Of the executive
board of the Milk Fund ASsocia-
ton and past president Of the
Dominican Association for the
Sick Poor.
Survivors. husband. Russell G
Finn: daughter Mrs. Paul La
Claire of Detroit, and son, Ensign
Peter G. Finn, l. s Navy Air
Forces. The body is at the Kent
Funeral Home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
1T. ALFRED G. CHESNER, 36.
Of 1929 Rockland. at 2 30 d. m.

- 1tN-' 4NV-TNEUIIII Ut 'OV y Ut
tomorrow in S-,.yvy
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

Hamilton Fu-
n eral Parlor.
1t. CheSner.
a former en-
ploye Of Ford
Motor Co was
an officer in the
n aV for the
last two years.
He died Sun
day in his home
Ttp 4 short
s urv j.
vorS Wife Mrs.
I 60 a Harms
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

Outstate casualties released to-
day by the war department
number one wounded and four
missing.
No casualty list was received
from the navy department.
In all cases, next of kin have
been notified and have been kept
informed Of any change in status.
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARIA
MIRO. CARL r., PFC Son Of Mrs LylS
Nero. Morley
ARMY MISSING
PACIFIC AREA
ANDERSON JOHN C. isT LT-son ~
Mrs Gladys 8 Anderson. Saut STE. Marie.
AARIOTTi, BRUNO j. lsT LT.-son OF
Mrs. Anna NJ. hanotti IronVood
MOLHAR JULIUS. SIsCT Son OF MrI
Rose holnar. Kalamazoo.
.RLEKsTIN. THEODORE W, isT Lr-son
Of Peter Reskstin. AlpenA
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
CHAFE, ITCHING MINOR SKIN
TR0UBlES.RASHES, RELIEVED

Burn Of ohAfs irritations. sting of minor
AKIN troubles, simple rashes. baby diaper
rash are more tormenung As weather
gets warmer. Relieve with MeIsAnA,
soothing medicated powder. contains
ingredients specialists often use for these
miseries. Costs little. Get MeIsanA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
DETRoITER's DUE HOME

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S (INS)-
The following Detroit servicemen
are scheduled 10 return 10 New
York from Europe aboard the
AthOS tomorrow.
sE Bill : Ptrtysuls, Sass DsnisL
Nsis0n c RgEer 2i9I HHlcorh
Pc Adopnus X Vineyard, sTo7 Rerkthire
T George A Hammond
ps' Steve Pyhich 1917 Mitchell
SE' Josspn a Ferro 2s57 Fslfyiev.
Pc Cesr''t a B'sd's jr., t25 Green
rfc Melvin w. shelton.
Marty ~ FsslIg
Pc Lsnfrsnco Msr0rs
PVT. Thurman & Z Quinn
pvt John z Moore
Py' Michse " SaIv
Pc BENJAMIN e Oakef.
Sgf Pau. Ssrs~ Jr
7 : O-vtL, ~ Shanaqus' Dsfoy
re AnFslo p. Gorne 1891 Bracs
Pc lanes McArthur 7so Piper
Pvt. walter J OstT7pth. l247 Seneca.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
lin Mrn1urtattt

FARLEY, RACHEL T. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of our beloved
mother and grandmother, RACHEL T.
today, November 15, 1913.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly re.
membered
Sweet, happy memories cling to youi
True hearts that loved you with deepest
Always ssms si love '0q 4Hh Il asash S2aY sqst the
FLAMMER, LORRAINE.
Dear Lorraine, this Is your BIRTHDAY. baby
dear, the day God gave me you,
But now you're my angel In Heaven above
80 all I can DO is send you my MoTaER. lSTfi
HANEN. NANCY FLoRINE. In fondest
fsE dssl ee sse'sa aan iasss5
ssc n's ssf aNb ASH
HEY, CHARLES. H. tribute Of love
husband, CHARLES H. HEY. who departed
this iife one year ago today, November
In the midst Of love am blue
With smile on my face ] have q heart
Thinking. dear husband, of you.
I stood beside your bed and watched
Your humble soul depart,
When saw you soul had left Inc
1t really broke my heart.
Flowers / carry to the grave
And say little prayer,
For know that you. would do the same
II I were lying there.
Sleep in peace, dear Charles,
we Sna'' mess GOWNS s9M wi WfrR, @0iafnh Ethel
JOHNSON, MARY ELIZABETH WHIT.
ING. loving tribute ~ memory Of ms
mother, Mrs, MARY ELIzABETH WHIT.
siIdden1y seven years ago TODAY, NNvepahe,
Is. 1885.
We shall meet beyond the river
HER pAu0HTER. NAOMI JOHNSON VII
LETcHER, EUGENE 2: N Icing mem
LIETcHER. who passed away November Is
How dear, how near, his memory;
/ To watch above his loved one
And guide me through the days.
And perfect. too, each thought Of him.
His own dear love is with me still.
70 bless the zfs His wiFh ! Fl DORA.
NORTON. ROBERT H. "A tribute 9
H. NORTON, who departed this life tw
EsrGs AZ todsS am NsEsnesf N s. ~ lg1s aSD
WARD NORTON.
dad, NOBLE N THOMAS, who enterel
| into eternal rest dye years ago today
November ID, 1910.
Gone, dear Dad, gone forever,
How We miss your smiling face.
But you left US to remember
None on earth can take your place.
A happy home We once enjoyed,
| How sweet the memory still;
| But death has left loneliness
The world can never NIL.
DAUGHTER, LUCILLE C. THOMAS.
THOMPSON. CLARENCE;. BYERS, ELLA
In sad and loving remembrance Of on
dear mother and brother, ELLA EYER
and CLARENCE THOMPSON. who depart
ed this life twelve years ago today, No
yember 10, 1888, and fourteen years age
November II, 1881. respectively.
No one knows our heartaches.
| ONLY those who see us weep;
We she'd our tears with aching hearts
While others are fast asIeer.
DEYOIXD DAUGHTER AND GLITTER
MRS. AAB&L NANoKEY, AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Britoin Betroys Pledges,
Zionist Leaders Declare

NEW YORK, Nov. Is tP.-Dr
Abba Hillel Silver and DR.. Stephen
S. Wise, joint chairmen of the
American Zionist Emergency Council,
said yesterday that the statement
of British Foreign Minister Ernest
Bevin regarding Palestine was "a
betrayal of pledges which have
characterized the policy of the Brit
ish labor government on the Pales-
tine issue since its assumption OF
Office"
In their statement, DR.. Silver and
DR.. Wise said President Truman, by
consenting to the British proposal
for a joint Anglo-American COM
mittee Of inquiry, had fallen into
carefully prepared trap" to en-
able Britain to delay action on the
Palestine problem.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Palestine Resolution
Approval by Senator's
Predicted by Taft
By the Associated Press.


Senator Taft, Republican, of Ohio
expressed confidence today that the
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee will approve a resolution favor
ing Jewish immigration to Palestine
Il think the whole question with
the committee is one of language
to bring it up to date" he said in
an interview.
BY that, Senator Taft went on
he meant that some members be-
lieye the resolution he and Senator
Wagner, Democrat, of New York, In
rroduced months ago ought to be
revised to take recognition of the
Anglo American pronouncement
earlier this week on the Palestine
issue.
The committee discussed the Wag.
ner-Taft resolution for 21s hours
yesterday and then referred 1t to a
subcommittee with instructions that
a report be made by next Monday
The subcommittee will undertake
the job of rewriting it to include
ClVAlSCo W 11CoAQCAt ~ Qlkldkl
acceptance of British proposal thai
an Anglo-American committee oi
inquiry be established to determine
the facts as to Palestine and make
recommendations.
The British suggestion was 9
counter -proposal-which in effect
rejected--a suggestion from Mr.
Truman on August 81 that permis.
sion be granted for 100000 European
Jews to 60 to Palestine.
The British proposal was de.
nounced by American Zionists, anC
Jews in Palestine staged a demon.
stration Of disapproyal.
AS originally introduced. the Wag.
ner-Taft resolution seeks to put
Congress on record as favoring use
by the United States of its goot
Offices ito the end that the doors Of
Palestine shall be opened for fret
entry of Jews into that country"
Evening star., 1945-11-15
BAcKAcHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidnevs

II bAckaehe and leg pains are making you
ing about them. Nature may be warning
you that your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of
taking excess acids and poisonous waste
out OF the blood. They help most people
eliminate about pints q day.
If the is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well. poisonous waste matter
stays In the blood. These poisons may start
nagging backaches, rheumatic pains, leg
pains. loss of pep and energy. getting up
nights, swelling. puffiness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. stimnlant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
happy relief and viii help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1945-11-15

The appeal was addressed princi-
pally to the youth Of Tel Aviv.
Meanwhile, Jewish workers in Tel
Aviv Harbor received curfew passes
allowing them to continue unloading
the British steamer City Of Agra,
which arrived with military stores
two days ago.
"a British Foreign ONCE
spokesman In London said Brit
ish Army clashes with demon
strating Jews in Tel Aviy were in
line with Foreign Secretary
Ernest Bevin's statement Tues
day that any attempt to sway the
Palestine issue by force would be
firmly resisted. The British
Army is preparing to continue
meeting any outbreaks with force,
he declared.)
Furniture was being burned in the
streets, the British declared.
Many shops also reopened in viola
ton OF the curfew, the announce
,ment said.
There were unconfirmed reports
circulating that a series of explosions
had been heard in Tel Aviv.
Unable to Disperse Crowd.
Today's reported fatality was said
to have taken place when police used
firearms against demonstrators in
the Haiti Kvah quarter, which is
near the railway line.
An Official British announcement
said 10 rounds were fired by British
troops in Tel Aviv last night. Ac-
cording to the statement, the troops
were ordered to fire when Palestine
police armed with batons failed to
break up a crowd in Colony Square
in series of six charges.
"Coincident with this incident, a
crowd of approximately 5000 was
cleared from the square by British
troops" the British military COM
munique said.
The communique also said British
troops were stoned heavily Tuesday
evening on Petah Tikva road. When
the crowd ignored warnings to dis
perse, four rounds were fired, the
official statement said.
The Red Devils" were called oui
last night after meeting, protest
ing the statement on Palestine which
British Foreign Secretary Ernest
Bevin made in the House of Com
mons Tuesday, exploded into wilc
disorder.
After the meeting a crowd OF
Jewish civilians estimated at be-
tween 400 and 500 by British Off.
GERS marched through the heart o1
the city and repulsed police efforts
to disperse them.
During the demonstration the
district commissioner Office was
set ablaze with torches, and the
central post Office and two Other
government buildings were attacked
Evening star., 1945-11-15

Police were stoned In stiff fighting
ar0sin6 Colony Square Ia the main
business district.
The ssRed Devils" wearing camou.
fiage suits and armed with tommy
guns and rifles hoisted banners
which said, in Hebrew. Arabic and
English, 'Disperse or We ire
BY II pm. the rioters had been
dispersed. Other civilians had yir-
tually disappeared from the streets
In compliance with the curfew.
Military and police casualties-from
8 to 10 Of each--were evacuated.
A12-hour strike protesting British
proposals for settlement of the
Palestine problem preceded the out
break.
Twelve persons were injured
when youths stoned buses and taxis
in a smaller scale outbreak in Jeru-
salem yesterday after mass protest
meeting against the British pro-
|posals drew an audience OF thou-
sands.
Reuters quoted an oficial police
bulletin which announced that one
Arab and one Palestinian constable
were injured in fighting between
young Jews and Arab shepherds
near Haifa, where another meeting
was held.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
comdr. O'cuIIuhun
Named Amvet Chaplain

Comdr. Joseph T. O'Callahan,
one Of the heroes of the carrier
Franklin, has accepted the post OF
national chaplain of American Vet
erans of World War II, Jack W.
Hardy, national commander OF
Amvets, announced last night.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Open Discussions Slotted

The Archaeological Society of
Washington will hold an open dis
cussion Of alternative plans for
achieving professional aims in an
thropology at its meeting at the
National Museum, Tenth and Con-
stitution avenue NV, Tuesday at
8 pm.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Palestine
Continued From First Page.)

arms, bombs, grenades or other war
like stores is punishable with death. {"
An appeal for discipline and OBJ
servance of curfew orders by DR..
Israel Rockach. Mayor of Tel Aviv,
was read during the same broadcast.
Evening star., 1945-11-15

KIDWELL. JAMES L. The family of
acknowledges the thoughtful expressions of
sympathy and beautiful norsl tributes ex-
tended by relatives and friends In Its
bereavement
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Inurtltttn

HoRoWITZ, JENNIE. dwelling at Tiff
eseth Israel Congregation Cemetery Sun
day, November Is, 1915. ut 1l.30 an
Evening star., 1945-11-15

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1945-11-15

GALLAGHER, THOMAS J. Members of
IN Spalding Council, No. AIT,
-NlAM~ knights of Columbus, are here
AkdfA by notified of the death OF
SAVF Brother THOMAS j. GALA
X@AUZ CHER and will meet at the
%GN% home of his daughter, Lillian
TT Bowles, 940S Wire ave-, Silver
Spring, Md, on Thursday, November 15.
l945, at $40 pm, for recitation OF
prayers for the repose of his soul.
ROBERT F. BRADY, Grand Knight.
J. F. MARSDEN, Financial Secretary.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESHCLFR T. SON

ADAM A. WEsHCLER & son, auctioneers s
,-1rustees' sale Of two two-story brick
a sawellings known as premises Nos. 314 and
a. decree PASSED in Civil Action 25O59
da 4 Msreh 81 on s45 sbe aeee on nGn
the property assessed. for the purpose OF
taxation, as Lot s04, Square 197. more
spasr,icnlarly pslI ., described in the complaint
numbered houses Terms Of Sale: Sale is
subject s 5e to Tstcaton BY the court
at time of sale. Balance Of purchas Sc
money to be paid within thirty days from
date of ratification of sale, else deposit
liauldaied damages. Cost Of 'a0nini e1amination m
of title, conveyancins revenue Stamps.
'na GNN eGnEY fees AE g Paa by
.ns ION. B e mh5.a sia,i4 ui 1s.qs21,ss Sqs Mss"
THOS. }. OWEN 4 son. auctioneers, 435
southern Building Trustees sale OF yalu-
square feet located on the west side OF
El1ty-siXth Street between Eads and Foote
streets Northeast; BY virtue of a certain
1868, Folio 53 ct seq, of the land records
paoIt oa tne Dfstriet ~ re OF Colum6is and at the
H he pae s. HEREBY the
AUCTION, within the office of Thos., J. Owen
Son Son Room re S35 Southern Building. Fiji
the ?2nd day Of March. AID. is45. at two two
O'Clock PM, the, following described land
ana premises, situate in the District of
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and being
Lots 81 and 3S in Block IL for the pur-
pose OF taxation described as Block 5225)
in Samuel x Geosse and others subdy
recorded in the office of the Surveyor of
the District of Columbia in Liber County
y, follo lOl. TERMS OF SALE.-All cash
deposit of S20O0 will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyancing, recording,
revenue stamps. etc, at cost of purchaser
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after Ave days advertiseme Mt
of such resale in some newspaper pub
llShed in WASHINGTON, D. c. BURRELL T
BROWN, Jr., WILLIAM WATSON, Trustees
mhl0 13.l6.I9.ol
Evening star., 1945-03-16
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Write
for cataloeue. Box Il. MAYO. A. A. Co. Md
ST HELENA ISLAND, convenient to Wash
iinston. Baltimore and ANNAPOLIS: contain
ing - acres. handsomely improved; g
for descriptive information and photos
CHARLES F LEE. Annapolis Md
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire 3 or
a. bedroom ed house or summer cottaee near
,ent; 9 furnish refs, sligo 021I. 16'
WANTEi by Govt. official and family for
sumner rental furn. 3 or 4 bedroom house.
cottage. am l.; near swimming, boating
LAKE JACKsoN-A 1e-mile lake. 81 mi.
D. c. in Va; choice log. cottages. mi,
cleo. water: boating. swimming. fishing:
prices from $500 up. terms Come out
or call Manassas 79-F-4
ARUNDEL ON BAY, price, $3.50 fur
and bath lst, floor, bedrms. 2nd floor.
screened front. side and back porches. ,
car garage and shower with :, rms above
substantial cash. For appointment cali
EHRHARDT, Glebe 1855.
WAITED Sassap by responsible family 5 or 8
nlSned' on or near beach. for July and
August; prefer within committing distance
washington. Write complete particulars
to SCHARtF 4l2l Jenifer st. NV. or
WANT TO Buy lot or farm facing Chesa-
peaht BaE. vicinity kcnWood Beach Box
SELBY -oN-THE-BAY - For sale. summer
coitase mi. d. c. MA. 49:::i; evenings.
WITHIN so mi. of D. C: cottages. acre
trade: now have adult couple. wish to rent
:, yrs; within 20 mi of Cedar Point project
N E -RYON Co. GE. 6l46
Evening star., 1945-03-16

NEARBY Va. - Builders, attention. Lee
nlghway-l2 nagv lots; zoned apis. or homes;
BUILDERS or individuals, 10th st. and
rd.l.-2oo beautiful soft. lots. several
house, you build here will be worth sew
erai thousand dollars more" SHAPIRO
dSSo tSS fToK 3Tnets' f.S u aye ME 17i1
and close to Kenwood. II lots, better than
quarter quarter acre @ each. Price, $3.50 per lot;
list COMMERCIAL, WIS. AVE. building
oer this e has mas AZ us to
one 55xl25 #. with frontage on Wis ave
oi % r.. containing 6.ST5 50. #. and rear
lot. triangular shape, 15Oxl60x59 IT, con-
#. ideally situated as building site for
store or other business establishment, rear
I lot d,a adjacent. suitable, for auto parking
purchase this. valuable site at the ridicu-
lously low price of S22 800 or average of
sdni 81 4 Pc per So f. for both lots; Building
on on the rising market? For inspection call
En- EN- l2ao daily until pm, F: A. TWEED
L6T FOR SALE By OWNER ss,"flsf Fsiis ssenr csnrcb
Va-Beautiful building lot, s3-ft front
shade and fruit trees; near schools. movies,
1aS buses r and shopping district. Reasonable
BUILDERS OR INDIVIDUALS - subdlvi-
sion ION oil nl3i Brsdmoor situated IN Bethesda
past Wilson lane to sign on right-hand and
side of boulevard City water, sewer and
paved paaes streets already in. Agent on
LANGLEY. VA.-Corner lot. approximately
J acre, level near bus. Call Gil. 1437
atTeT ali catST 9 Pm .pr and Sundays Uno. ,,,.
Southern ave, excellent grade. facing
beautiful grounds OF the Harrison Estate
ADELBERT Idns w LEE, 32lI Pa, ave, Sc.
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Natures Children
GiUinU q small c
Wood Terrapin
(Chelopus insculptus).
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.


This handsomely sculptured Ter
Irapin roams the woods of Eastern
North America. 1t is edible and, at
one time, almost became extinct be-
cause Of intensive hunters. New
York saved it by passing a law pro-
hibiting its capture for the market.
These terrapins are about 8 inches
long. The upper shell has a ground
color Of brown, which is decorated
with yellow and black spots. The
lower shell Is clear yellow, with
black in the center of each plate
The f1eshy parts, with the exception
of the crown of the head and limbs,
are bright brick red.
Though this terrapin loves to am
BILE about in the damp spots of his
woodlands, he is aquatic only when
he wishes to swim. In the spring
he is always found about streams
and may be in the water.
His favorite food is tender vege-
tation, insects and juicy berries.
Pets may be fed lettuce, berries.
chopped fish and larvae of BEETLES.
These tidbits will be taken from
your fingers. the eager bright eyes
gazing the while into yours.
If placed near a lily pond or
stream in your own garden, these
wood terrapins will forage for them
Evening star., 1945-03-16
'-1S THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE (ce.t. J

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcent. /.
EXCELLENT INvEsTMENT-Vermo ave,
near * St. substantial 1st commercial
can,is orrEk, ~ rooms, I baths. oil heat; can be
sSomyerted Sonse ssdn into office BLDG hotel rooming
with terms. Will consider leasing to re-
BERNSTEIN l. co. ME-. b400. your
Nsighbor Bought From u.s.
I0t FIERCE COURT, near / st and L sts
n.W-Brick; twelve 3-room apts.; no mod
efn improvements: rent ceilings, S12I per
mo- mo-. owner pays for removal of trash,
oarsain Ga i'm a, $500. URcIoLA REALTY
TAKoMA PARK-5-unit brick apt. build
ing in Takoma Park best rental section
prewar materials; low operating cost; price,
" 300 ST.. 1860; ewes, SH 0922.
CLOSE TO downtown Observation-Disclosures
brick store. leased TO 194S to large chain
organization at $4,000 year: bldg. 50xl2O
IT.. hreproof construction, large adjoining
splendid postwar possibilities; price and
Terms on application With Mr., Wolberg,
Ia. 1856. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1908
H ST. NV. Ma. 2345.
NV. SECTION Il rooms, 5 garages
Central High School; leased for $3.50 per
month for about 8 months; price, $50. 900,
Tor everything; $4,000 1st trust; safe
and conservative investment.
apis, > stores and l house, all told
3 buildings; prewar rentals; total rents
close 10 900 year; price. $4,000;
ne: section; safe and conservative invest
auired. KoGOD. AND BooKOFF, Ma
1889 or GE. g263
Evening star., 1945-03-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR 14th and Park I'd. nw-1st COM
mercial suitable for shoe repair, tailor
shop gift shop. etc; contains store and
Offices above: garage: excellent opportunity;
off busy upper 18th st: uitable terms can
be arranged Phone weekdays, DI. Si23,
Q 10 $40 pm
INVESTMENT oPPoRTUNITY-Dow
corner. stores, :5j apis: assessed. SIG5.-
594: rent, S?6.5S0; price to close estate.
81 $4,000. Can place 100000 at 4iq'o.
r. S. DONALDSON, 20l Woodward Bldg.
IL.
COMMERCIAL BARGAIN-vacant and ex-
cavated lot. S2'X335 fronting on two
streets in shopping center, 400 Annapo-
lis I'd. defense highway. Ideal for stores
and warehouses or as is for country mar
ket. Make us an offer. H. NJ. HUNTER,
WA. 5S4S. l6s
MODERN STORE. large apt above, sue
cesSful clothing business included, or suit
able for any retail trade wonderful oppor-
tunty in partially colored neighborhood.
Owner retiring, very 10y cash required!
HARRINGTON MGT. CO., 40 14th st.
INDUSTRIAL and commercial locations at
key points in Arlington. viii sell or leaSe
W S. HOGE, Jr., 3sl5 Lee highway. CHI.
$500
STORE AND ROOMS AND BATH-Brick
wide alley. located on Pa. ave. near p st:
price, Sl5,150. Call Mr.. Tammaro. ia
1915. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1905 H
st n W MA o345