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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Large Attendance
at Annual Meeting

THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF
the Presbyterian Church held
tn, annual dessert luncheon yes.
terday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John Jarchow. The group
pledged $500 to the cancer
fund.
The birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Jessie Mackenzie was cele-
brated by the bringing in of a
large birthday cake and the
usual birthday song. Mrs. Rob-
ert Eastman gave some piano
selections, Mrs. David Rouleau
had a reading and Miss Ann
Schultz read a poem. There was
a large attendance. The next
meeting will be held Monday,
May %, with Mrs. Oscar Watz
at 2:30 o'clock.
DICK PURTON, who COM
pleted his years studies at Geor-
gia Military Academy on Satur-
Gay, is spending the week in
Chattanooga, Tenn, visiting his
roommate, Walter Lamb. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley
G.. Purton, South Wilson boule-
ward.
DR.. AND MRS. RUFU S
REITZEL, accompanied by Mrs.
Reitzels mother, Mrs. Mary
James, and their son Rufus,
have returned from Siler City,
N. c., where they were called by
the death of DR.. Reitzers mother,
Mrs. o. B. Reitzel, on April %.
EDWARD EDELSTEIN was
host at luncheon to Nadelle Le-
vine. Marilyn Damsky of New
York City and Leonard Becker
of Chicago, on Thursday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Edelstein, 233 Croc-
ker boulevard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01

RAYMOND EDELSTEIN, cox
swain, has been transferred from
Treasure Island, San Francisco,
Calf. to Seattle, Wash, where
he is awaiting assignment to a
ship. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Edelstein of 233
Croker boulevard.
PFC. DON PETTINGILL who
was reported missing in action
in Germany was recently lib
Grated from q prison camp. He
arrived in the States Saturday
and Is expected home the last
O. the week.
MRS. SIDNEY LaCROIX, 100
Market street, returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with her
son, John E. Little, petty officer
&c, USNAC, formerly of Mount
Clemens, who has been on leave
with his family at Charleston,
w. Va. He has now returned to
his base on the West Coast.
GEORGE c. STEEH, seaman
nc, USN, has left for the West
Coast to await further assign
ment, after spending a few days
in Mount Clemens with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Caram Steeh,
81 Lincoln avenue. He has just
m p eted his quartermaster
training at the U. S. Naval
Training Station at Gulfport,
Miss.
AVIATION CADET Douglas
Anthony Provost is stationed at
the San Antonio Aviation Cadet
Center, Tex, according to a pub
licity release received today.
He is receiving pre-flight train
ing to prepare him for aerial in
struction and duties as an air.
crew member in the AAF. His
course is q rigorous 10-week
program of instruction covering
physical, academic and military
training. He lists his home ad-
dress as 32O5 Sugarbush road. =
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01

A business meeting, at which
William Murphy, county agri.
cultural agent, will review his
work. will take place before
luncheon, with the Harrison
group, hostesses, serving dessert
and coffee at the potluck meal.
r. j. Baldwin, director of ex-
tension work at Michigan State
College will speak during the
afternoon, outlining the scope Of
his work in the state. Hugh
Neale, city attorney of Mount
Clemens, will be the other feat
ured speaker, and his subject is
"Our Permanent Peace"
All members and friends Of
the groups are invited to the
meeting, being planned by Mrs.
James c. jackson, county chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Roy Fur
stenau Of Richmond, vice-chair-
man; aand Mrs. Louis Stier Of
New Haven, secretary. Commun-
ity singing will be directed by
Mrs. Erwin Egle. Group mem
bers are asked to bring their
state programs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
X Mkh the Goors ,

PVT. ERT (BUTCH)
CHRISTIAN has returned to
Camp After buey, Ind. after
spending 10 days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Christian, 20 Gallup avenue.
1T. (J.G.) MARTIN BOB
CEAN is at Pearl Harbor, rest
ing after II months of sea duty
aboard an LIST. In service year,
he saw action at Two Jima. His
wife, Elma, and daughters live
at 80 South Highland avenue.
CARL c. MUELLER AS
USNR stationed at the Univer-
sly of Michigan and CHARLES
O'GRADY NROTC stationed at
the University of Notre Dame
were the week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Grady, Riv-
erside drive.
CPL. JAMES A. BINDER,
formerly of Mount Clemens, is
now stationed at the public rela-
tons office in the Philippines,
writing Just such news releases
about servicemen as these. In
service for a year and a half, he
has been overseas for the past
six months. His wife is the for
mer Lois Ziel of Mount Glenn
ems,
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Betty Jane Mordan And Jack Hudson Rood To Be Married Fda
Piano Pupils
Give Recital

MRS. WALTER KRUSE pre-
sented several of her pupils in
pianoforte recital Monday eve
ming, lit North Gratiot avenue.
Those taking part were Rob-
ert Penzein, Mary Gay Gobble,
Joyce Engelbrecht, Walter En-
gelbrecht, Margaret Carter, John
Albee, Janice Siefert, Joy Mae
Dupont, June Bassett, Walter
Schultz, Willard Schultz and
David Evans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Meeting Cancelled

THE MEETING of the Mems
Brotherhood of Gilbert Mem
orial Baptist church which was
set for tonight has been cancel
led because of the death of Mrs.
Albert Valentine.
MRS. WALTER FRICK, OF
173 Smith street left Friday for
Camp Polk, La, to visit her
husband, Sgt. Frick. She expect
ed to be gone about two weeks.
LAWRENCE MARKS of Ken
drick avenue left today to spend
q week trout-fishing in the AL
gonna district in Canada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01

RUTH FURSTENAU Of Rich
mond, girls All champion Of
Macomb county in 1914, has won
new honors at Michigan State
College, it is announced today.
She is one of 35 freshman co-eds
chosen for Tower Guard, local
leadership honorary society," at
traditional May morning sing
ceremonies on the campus this
morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Achievement Day Plans
Complete for 7 thursday

PLANS are set for Thursday,
Achievement Day, for Macomb
County Home Economies Groups,
when exhibits Of work done by
the groups during the year will
be displayed at Harrison Town
ship hall.
Included will be examples Of
games materials, lamp shades,
modern mending, among other
types of work.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Births at st. JOseph's

MR.. AND MRS. H ARR Y
MASON, Roseville, a daughter,
Dianne Virginia, on April %.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS LE-
ROY, 149 Barbara street, a son,
April %.
MR.. AND MRS. GILBERT c.
SCHROEDER, East Detroit, a
son, Gilbert Charles, Jr., April
26.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN MA
LONE, Roseville, a son, John
Thomas, April 26.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Postponed

THE MEETING of Child Stu
dy Group One, which was set
for Wednesday, May has been
postponed to Wednesday. May
8, to.avoid conflict with the Ma
comb school operetta.
MRS. WALTER PETSCHKE
and Mrs. Floyd Duborg will pre-
sent the program at the Herman
Xix Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton meeting Wednesday eve
ming at the school at o'clock.
They will report on a recent
war conference they attended
THE ALEXANDER MACOMB
Chapter of the OAR will meet
for social afternoon tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. Harvey L.
Scott, at 2:30 o'clock. The assist
ing hostesses will be Mrs. Ray
Norman, Mrs. Lloyd Hirth and
Miss Pansy Bell.
MRS. HUGO WALTER, SR.,
and Miss Gertrude Walter have
issued invitations for tea Sat-
ur1ay afternoon, from 3 to 6
o'clock, at the Walter home,
223 South Gratiot avenue.
MRS. HOYT w. CAPPS and
children of Detroit were week.
end guests of Mrs. Caps moth
Ell, Mrs. Charles w. Ullrich, and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Heine, Market street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Nk Salute

PVT. KENNETH BOILING,
2H50 French road, who observed
his 23rd birthday anniversary
April "a. He has been overseas
since last November. somewhere
in Northern Italy.
JAMES NELLIS ODLE, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. Odle,
who will be two years old to-
morrow. There will be family
luncheon at noon.
ELAINE HARDER, whose
first birthday anniversary was
Monday. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Harder, 1856
Washington avenue, entertained
a group of SO relatives in her
honor Sunday evening at a buff
fet supper. The table was laid
with lace, and the centerpiece
was an ice-cream cake.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN Ell
LOTT of Center Line, whose
48th wedding anniversary was
Friday, April q. The celebra-
ton, a surprise family gather
ing took place Sunday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
Philip Denryter, Fairchild road.
A group of rs persons was pre-
sent.
MRS. HERMAN TIMPF of 26
Hubbard avenue, on her birth
day anniversary today.
DIR. WILLIAM J. KANE,
whose birthday anniversary will
be Wednesday, May 2.
1T. AND MRS. RALPH Char
beneau, As Lincoln avenue, who
announce the arrival of a son,
Travis Paul, born Sunday morn
ing at Mount Clemens General
Hospital. 1t. Charbeneau is
home on leave from his duties
in the Marine Corps until
Wednesday. when he will re-
turn to Philadelphia.
PVT. THERON POMEROY,
who marked his 18th birthday
anniversary Monday with the
Army Engineers in the Philip
pines. Mrs. Pomeroy and the
couples son, John Theron live
at 2966 Harper avenue. Pvt.
Pomeroy has been overseas II
months.
MRS. ARTHUR ROBERTS of
North Gratiot avenue, whose
birthday anniversary was Fri
day. A potluck luncheon at her
home was arranged by members
of the Civilian Defense Voluln-
teer office.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
BEAL of Seminole Hills, whose
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01

MEMBERS of the Center Line
Club at the USO building Thurs
day evening at o'clock. Mrs.
David D. Dunlop of the j. l..
Hudson Company, will speak on
flower arrangements. Thee USO
is near Van Dyke and the Ten
Mile road. For transportation
call Mrs. M. E. Watkins. 1882.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01

.. BETTY JANE MORDAN and
thsck Hudson Rood, whose en-
aagement was announced early
his year, have set Friday, May
& as the date for their wedding.
The ceremony will take place
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01
Group Discusses
Tariff Reductions

JAMES r. DOLL was host
last evening to the members of
the Twelve Club. Dinner was
served at Gordon's Grill with
discussion at the Doll home
later.
The subject was the bill which
has been introduced in Congress
authorizing the President to re-
duce tariffs through reciprocal
Trade Agreements after the
war.
Sabin Croker OF Gross
Pointe was in attendance. The
next meeting will take place
Monday, May %, with NJ. E.
Watkins as host. The subject
will be the Breton Woods Con-
ference.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-01

MRS. ARTHUR ROBERTS of
North Gratiot avenue, whose
birthday anniversary was Fri
day. A potluck luncheon at her
home was arranged by members
of the Civilian Defense Voluln-
teer office.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

trha fh ACRIs. Redland s,.t rd three 6,ssrs
po G dssvhs Ma fhon: ashton rs
QUAINT ACRES. on colesvilie rd.. just {
We are now taking advance orders before
our official opening for wooded homesites
containing to acres II this beautfa
springbrook and Burnt Mills Hills. priced
from $3.50 per acre up. DREISEN FREED
Yssta md ss9 ssss se5.. o.
yelopment purposes. Most Of this land
here ase is ~a oas ssoo f. 'es Of mont
be improved by the county in the near
ana colesviiie This property a 'AA has ex-
cslient speculative value at the price at
development 's IS Advisable ' this pf land m could
presumably be rented to nearby farmers
Tor grazing or crop purposes; shown by
BROS. INC. wsshineton S M iss9eS Bids pI Mhas 900.
OYER Ia; HoMEsITE in Pinecrsst.. a
5 fpuntaSs ss sts from ps P
ssss sao excellent EEsoN ssss a1GY4k EYkca aee
sHN ssxanaris sS 5SoSu gut csds5 coIspsa PIKE phone
BEAUTiFuL WooDED HoMEsfTE, oSMSnSnTE 1box
$50. $50. WITH moderate restrictions. on all
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON, mi. out CO.
erum5la pike, phone AL. 5906. Closed
POPLAR HEIGHTs-While they last, choice
acreage tracts at S175 per acre, fronting
paved highway in choice section Howard
county. 2s miles D. C. line: beautiful roll
ing lang. nigh elevation, wooded or cleared:
near churches, schools: ideal building site
on tracts that will give you Independence
Liberal terms. o. L. MURDOCH. SH. 1924.
ACRES, $50 each; fronts j so It. on
n1ggnWay, ngIpy ls miles D. C. line; wooded.
200 ACkEs OF level land, cleared with the
exception Of II acres of woodland; Q
streams; within Is miles of downtown
washington, on bus transportation to the
CITY; frontage on Chain Bridge I'd. (State
Iouye ~ and on county rd.: now one
OF Virelnia'S outstanding dairy farms: suit
aple Tor subdivision Of from i to acre
lraGLs, S375 per acre. GEORGE MASON
SREEN co, exclusive AGENTS 2S4o Wilson
oiyo;, GT ,oann oAafnington' Va CH. 1885, Evenings
Z. ACRES in Fairfax County. Q miles from
District: good, high land, nicely Wooded.
ana grand for exclusive acre-estate deyeI.
99pp1men1; 9.p1I1. Eurther particulars from ROB
Falis Fall GbuIcbo = rhboMPSEN' sleS 800 e. Broad ST..
IDEAL u Tor homeseekers desiring acreage
n h. nearby Maryland, u to 10 acres, beau
snu! Wooos, springs. streams, long vistas.
approaehed BY the new superparkway to
baltimore; $500 up. WO. 1865.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
STORES FOR RENT.

WISCONSIN AVE, opposite Sears Roebuck
location; parking included. New building.
47x123, one or more floors, or will
divide; long lease from reputably estab-
lished businesses will be considered. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1868.
STORES FOR RENT in big shopping CEN
ters In Arlington: spring occupancy. Cal
M. T. BROYHILL CO., INC, CH. $500
for information.
1900 BLK. x sTREET.-over 5000 So
IT. available on LIST floor, basement ano
mezzanine; term lease. JEROME S
MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV. RE. 246o
NEAR 18th AND r. I. AVE. N.w.-store
and garage. over 1000 50. #, large base
ment; suitable for radio, electrical, auto
supply, etc. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, Real
tor, 1927 Eye st. NV, Suite 200. Ex 70Ss
OWNER MAY CONSIDER LEASING a me-
dunn size store in very busy location
to a reliable tenant for 5 years. Only
certain type businesses will be considered
Call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE
1856
STORES, RETAIL or display purposes, in
End commercial area ne; from 1000 to
10000 50. 4: on one floor. LOUIS BUR-
SPLENDID LOCATION for ladies' dress
shop in fine shopping center in Arlington;
will be available March 1st. Call CHI.
$500 for information.
STORE. suitable for jeweler- matchmaker
l706 G st. NV, near State Department
Evening star., 1945-10-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS SITE. 1855 22nd st. nv
WINS hSp'e eoRtosas 'G HILL co ss.F fac fsy
SMALL OFFICE BUILDING. located on
buiiding having Is modern ofiees. This
shouid be seen to be appreciated: Priced
Z EaiEpMAN Ss s1Th Breeer e apgi gE fiss ' :.
NDusTRoGn v.h,, Ne igVss niignEayt tro at
deRnsoan asRTaeSn s sWa5sinston. % Containing sSSoo
So. It., .2ss-ft. frontage. railroad tseilities;
fri Iw1ss hSne On ME snsn ssSs St
s RoBEsT fs0SG MosaAN e wy oo raToao re- osss hs
zoe, 900 SO. FT., all or part, on grade with
frontase; front eentraiiy iecatsd for CON COMMERCIAL
zS sSMB q &EssEsss si;s sz
RURAL GROCERY STORE and farm. juno
Van va 's oWner seiiins because of ii health:
has has IL rooms. 2 baths. hot-wster heat; Il
water: tenant house: so-aers farm; owner
@ Ble. 'esg tsrn ana st store
purchaser; transportation can be provided
to Inspect n cs 1 HseT sssa s Lsss Nh & a2es 90
MIsc6NsiNi sats s I'll hx AVE; LOCATION, in the 1900
sHdn Business sTess S ssd ss sh. ms
TRIHBaas EPSsSESfsss iss h4oksP RoF liz fss fsl aRRy
and Library; semidetachsd brick. rooms
nsS rented oshy t9r ess e hsnS:d
with substantial cash payment, terms on
hsa9se Hh oi cf PA NJ pPo.s5 sT6NR 2R Rsse ss ewes
s25, oo0@wisconsin ave. Just ABOVE M
Imposing 5-story corner brick. now vacant.
suitable suit any pssns sns veos oss ssns pss
ns sb snIss LES f Ss sHsns'' c5 9iS
KERY = ss sUBsTaNif4GLY T IA ff4GL BUILT nreproof
Sc Of Of oor soass IN eens2a
over eS SO 6oS per W year. ensfd aENkY Il ROBE
uoNs ipSa AVE- vfsHnt sSs nE pi is 1do
Location for Soncern that requires ese eSS
sted: i Is now used IS an once bids:
HARRY F'fa fzas tss
soasER sSSEsi e eoMsEiRcrAL, ,lsfiAL on LIE. highway
With ! Io.ieos sIlsywsg: idsaily located II
distinct value as an available corner com
Igs, %snt; Can sl5J ROBERT E. TaoMPsEN Fails
CORNER 4-sToRY BUILDING. located in
that busy section OF Wisconsin. ave. and
M ST.. this building can be used for most
any type OF business recurring hoor space.
offered now for immediate sale at very
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1855.
FIREPROOF BUILDING, 10000 SQUARE
feet floor space, conveniently located; suit
garage. driye-in entrances: possession 'n
figure. H CLIFFORD BANGS. 200 Invest
ment Bldg. 18th and < sts. n.w' Metro
STORE WITH APARTMENT. now vacant.
nice little brick building. in Southeast sec
ton: ideal for small business With home
buy this and be INDEPENDENT. act now.
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE, 1166:
STORE AND SIX APIS, near 14th and
r. /. ave- NV: splendid opportunity for
auto accessory or radio and Appliances;
store now vacant: gross income on AL
approx $1,000 per annum. WIlLlAM1
sCHWARTz. Realtor, 1927 Eye st. NV
coMMERS1AL CUM E2S sITE YSsi On o. g. No. Two
acres, zoned commercial, opposite Hybla
No. /. with depth of 472 it,; this lot also
has. frontage on another hard-surfaced
road. $4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., Exclusive Agent. 2S40 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va. CHI. 3S36; evenings, GIL.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
PROPERTY FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSES four-unit apt
houses; owner quotes $7,140 yearly In
come; come PRICE sss Is eoS $4,000 There is lst St
s15 s13,5oe snsP% Fer information phene guy
ave, ma; s541 or cH. 1850.
MONTH"; ma rental ss sgt: pTae ns stGEf 81 heat
NOBLE hia soAz "a BE Resitor. 724o Wis ave- Be-
18th AND P SIS. N.W.-owner must sacri-
1ce this brick row house: 8 rooms to rent
and small apartment you occupy: walking
TINS unusual
ALMOST a.a4 s.nsS. Roan. aPt located
aaiSsd Cal Nj. Johnson. atas MekEsVER Eve r. 4
WHITEFORp; pI 250s.
NEAR Sr;at :. CAPITOL prd BunDiNG-This roy "
sis5oo. 0 4. IVES TWERp CO. ss ssp4 Conn sai
aPiRTENT sys EM lTsG HosE 9ntsl p% Do1ares units,
plus janitor's quarters; owner quotes
S3,67S yearly income; price is S22 900;
Is and is nbooe &
RICHARDSON, Exclusive Broker, 916 N. Y.
ARLINGTON HOME, remodeled as . apart,
leased by Government to give owner clear
S4oo, which is good guaranteed return
on investment, with much better return
lssis Slows b ssanSssd .po c
TWO-STORY CORNER BUILDING. near
1th and C s.w; contains about 5000 50.
IT.; new heating system: possession Dec.
l st. Price, S31.500. Can Mr.. wolberg.
"A; : st 17ss; sHANMoE y. Ss2s & LucHs co. 1908
PA. AVE. Sc, between 9th and 7th sts.-
2 brick homes Q frame houses, double ga
rage; property faces streets: excellent
commercial location for practically any
type Of business. REALTY SERVICE CO.,
500 $40 FLOCK 7th ST. NE apartments;
and pantry; second hoor consists of 4
automatic hot-water heater. Priced right,
With vii an an en income of $40 per month
offered at 6A times rent for immediate
sale: about $4,000 cash REQUIRED. Call
HARRY I: FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1866.
COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL property,
Mt. Pleasant ST., excellent condition; mo.
income. $500; $4,000 1st tr.; sac. 800:
WE HAVE several well-located downtown
locations suitable for ofaces and business.
Ma: 1855 or MA. 7772.
n.uNIT APT: I'm, SHINGLES, rental $40
son aDt i block to stseetcar and egsnsss
HANHNAuER. IL AHaAnuER. 1896 Ga. ave. ST. 4739.
60 @eoLoRRED-r ST. AT 14.h-s-.tory and
tenants furnish hsst: eGms ois s1sboo s1s 30 20
JOHN- Quinn CO.. INC, DI SAB
Evening star., 1945-10-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
PRIVATE OFFICE, furn.; also desk space
for phone and mail service. L. ]. COWIE,
500 Eye st. NV, MA. 5487.

PRIVATE OFFICE, furn.; also desk space
for sno phone and mail seryies L. J. coWiE'
OFFICES AVAILABLE for occupancy July.
1916; 10000 SO. IT. per floor; will divide
into 5.000-sQ. 1t. units: floor plans and
perspective now ready for your immediate
consideration: this building lighted on al
sides, with parking facilities. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1868.
SIS; utilities included; ayailabls 18th. Ap-
OFFICE FOR RENT. "a block west Conn.
ave. on r st.>-3 large rooms. bath and
laboratory; End foor; physician only; i'm
mediate possession. Call AID. 4776..
OFFICES AND STUDIOS available immedi-
ately, 1706 q st. NV, near State Dept.
See agent on premises.
S07-8 18th ST. NV, between II and Eye
sts.-Owner will erect Immediately g.
story building for the exclusive use of one
tenant, lopg-term lease at reasonable rate.
excellent location for medical profession:
ground area Of 6.lO0 SO: 1t: TO a wide alley.
Parsons, WEAVER BROS. INC. washing
new NJ ps5k c65kNMER III faHHN fBaUHiHLDING. comprising IA
goo 50. IT. floor space. good parking; 3
whole or divide. This is one OF the most
ideal locations west of Conn. ave. in the
ssss s bd srsa Ih uSnas aysss R p i1ss ~
SUITE In large downtown apt; bldg, suit
OFFICES AND STUDIOS available by
Nov. 1st, l706 G st. NV, near State De-
partment. See agent on premises
Evening star., 1945-10-12
STORES FOR SALE.

SMALL STORE, DOWNTOWN - Present
tenant will sell his 5-yr, lease with some
fixtures; ideal for matchmaker or small
business. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN.
1900 BLOCK GOOD HOPE RD. Sc. ad-
joining corner drugstore, leased TO national
chain, suitable for supermarket, ladies'
wear, children's wear or other lines. Will
build to suit tenants. Call Mr.. Hansen
Ma. 1881, GODDEN g. SMALL. 304
Woodward Bldg
iewelry store - Due TO ILL.,
ness owner will sacrifice established going
profitable business; 9-year lease; cheap
rent; fully equipped. Will only consider
experienced party able to make a cash deal
immediately. Unusual opportunity. Call
HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1866.
LIQUOR STORE BUSINESS-Please do not
entertain this proposition unless you are
able to consider a high-class deal requiring
about $4,000 and you do appreciate a
htgh-class 1907 store; shown by appoint
ment only; no triflers. please HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN Broker RE 11RR