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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29

stationed at the Naval Air Station
In Honolulu, Hawaii He is the
son OF Mrs. Sauna Simon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hall and
son Robert were week end guests
a the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Harrison and family. Dearborn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold sherman
and son. Thomas Roy. and Mr. and
Mrs. Talbot c. Ward, Dearborn,
were Sunday dinner guests in
Windsor. Ont. at the home OF Miss
Cecil Ward and Miss Ella Ward
stanton Klink was week end
guest in Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bodell were
in Stony Greek Sunday evening to
the special Lenlen service at the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Leonard.
Whitaker, were FRIDAY evening
gusts at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Williams
Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Petri were
Sunday visitors in Mt. Clemens at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Bierl.
Mrs. Sauna Simon WAS a business
visitor in Belleyille Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hall and
son Robert were Saturday supper
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Harrison. Detroit.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmo Williams and
family were Thursday evening yisi-
tors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clare Williams, Belleville.
Mrs. Harry Driggett, Carlton,
was a Saturday visitor at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Peti
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. P. Minick and
family and Mrs. Elliot were Sunday
visitors in Sheridan, Mich, at the
home OF Mrs. Alice DeacOns, who
was celebrating her eighty-third
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Colts spent
Sunday At the home OF Mart Colts,
Whitaker.
MIR. and Mrs. William Nelson and
daughter Karon spent Sunday in
Fowlerville at the home OF Rev. and
Mrs. William Nelson and family.
The W. s. c. s. is planning an
Easter luncheon at the Willis
Church annex on April 10. at the
rgular meeting.
Mrs. Earl Wright and children
spent the week end at the home
OF Mrs. Grahl Raymond in Jackson.
The high school group OF the
Willis Sunday School plan TO have
a theater party Wednesday. This
is to be in place Of the regular
class party.
Karan Sue Nelson celebrated her
second birthday with a dinner Fri
day.
Joseph Akalis spent a few days
last week with his parents MIR. and
Mrs. william Akalis. Roseyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lemke enter
tanned her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Kenkell and daughter Betty
and son Pete. DiXboro. and Robert
Gariick. Oakville, at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lemke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright and !
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Flames DESTROY
Breeders, Chicks

Stony Creek, Mich.-A fire com
pletely destroyed a brooder house
and about 375 two-month old chicks
Thursday morning at the Edward
Wasem home at the corner. OF Judd
and Pitman Rds. The building.
which was originally double
garage. had been converted into a
chicken house and brooder house.
Half was used for storage and half
as a brooder house. II was of
frame construction. and heated
by fuel oil burner. Garden tools.
an electric brooder stove. and about
so chicken feeders were also de-
stroyed.
The loss on the building was
covered by insurance,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
Four H Clubs MAY
Take Part in Film
Writing Contest

Four-H Club leaders and mem.
bers in Washtenaw County have an
opportunity to gain nationwide rec.
ognition and receive valuable
awards by participating in the new
National All Motion Picture con-
test, Lyle A. Thorburn. County Ex-
tension agent. announced.
Any adult or junior local leader
actively engaged in leading a All
Club. and club members enrolled
this year are eligible to participate
in the contest.
The All leader who submits the
best story idea and the All boy and
girl chosen to play the leading
roles in the film will each receive
an all-expense trip to the 18th An
niyersary National All Club Con-
gress in Chicago. Nine runners-up
in each division leaders, boys and
girls will receive L. S. Savings
Bonds.
The winning story written by a
local club leader will he used in
The production OF the new All mo-
ton picture and his or her name
and address will appear in the
film The story may be based on
fact or fancy. or n combination OF
the two. and should not exceed 500
words No attention will be paid to
literary style or construction.
No experience is needed by eth.
or boys or girls who wish to try
for a leading role although some
amateur play. speaking or demon
stration practice may be helpful.
All entries must be postmarked
not laier than April IS. and should
he mailed to National An Club. SO
East Van Buren, Street, Chicago 5,
Illinois.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
FALSE-CARDs A GAMBLE

MAKING a false-card in order
TO fool the defenders is consider
able Of a gamble. which some
times works and sometimes does
not. Whether it misleads them or
not depends usually on two fac
tors. One is the keenness Of your
adversaries. The other is the re-
mainder OF the information which
is in sight to the defense or to one
particular member of that pair.
In some situations. your false
card is so transparent that they
can't help reading it. In others it
Is almost sure to deceive them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29

dealer: South. East-West vul-
nerable)
South West North East
- Pass Pass Dbl
Did you ever see a funnier
opening bid than that? The only
excuse was that South. quite a
good but fancy player, had a part
ner who was playing bridge for
the very first time. and South
feared he might possibly have
game and get dropped shy Of it.
With the defense having no in
formation whatsoever about the
declarer's distribution in other
suits. or the dummy's either, and
neither partner knowing a thing
about his partners hand. West de-
cided 10 open his singleton club.
Noting In a fash that he had be-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
BOY SCOUT SWIM

Willis. Mich.-The Willis Boy
Scout troop went swimming in the
pool at Npsilanti High school
There we're .. boys present and
three adult leaders Harold Sher-
man. sCoutmaster, Rev, Percy
Tomas. committeeman; and Robert
Allen. Some OF the boys passed
swimming tests for advancement
in rank. Life saving techniquss
and swimming strokes were dem
onstrsted by the adult leaders.
The pool was shared with the
Whitaker troop
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29

East Lansing-AP-The Ameri-
can Country Life Association will
hold conference at Michigan
State College June lib. D. A.
Lindstrom. professor OF rural soci.
ology at the University o. Illinois,
has announced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
NelrS From Willis

Lemke. MIR. and Mrs, Clifford Hins.
man. Whitta er. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pernar and sou Thomas,
Milan; Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Schweigert Belleyille; Harry Ma.
leski. Miss Doris Eliza, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Maleski. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hansen. Mrs. Betty kluska.
Mrs. Joyce Carpenter. Miss Mar.
porte Lipcsman, and Mrs. Graham
Day, Willis.
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Farm Rur.au Me,tinu

Mr. and Mrs. David Cox enter
tanned the Farm Bureau at their
home last Tuesday evening. The
subject OF the evening was The
Cooperative way OF Doing Bust
ness. Clyde Breining led ME
discussion. There were about 90
persons present. After the meet.
ing there was light lunch served.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Sherman
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherman
and son Thomas Roy were in De-
troit Saturday evening
Mrs. Graham Day gave stork
shower for Mrs. Carl Hendricks
Saturday afternoon at Mrs. DAYS
home. There were about Is per
sons present.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Tarris Adrian,
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Ash. Brit.
ton were Sunday visitors AT the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Howard Gil.
man.
Drexel Simon. AOM , c, is now
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
Beauty Demonstration

Mrs. Edward Maleski gave n
beauty demonstration at the home
Of Mrs. Clarence Smith. Thursday
afternoon. Mar 81. Mrs. Smith
served lunch Of potato salad, bu..
tered rolls. cake tea and coffee,
10 her guests before the demonstra-
lion. Those present were Mrs.
Arthpr Sulleus. Belleville; Mrs.
Gordon Harrison, Dearborn; Mrs.
Lester Hall. Mrs. WILDER sherman.
Mrs Robert Redburn. Mrs. Ray
Trausch, Mrs. albert Colts, Mrs
Harold Sherl AN. Mrs. Marshall
Johnson. Mrs. Richard Foster Mrs.
Wesley Knaggs and Mrs. Joyce
Carpenter. all OF Willis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
STATION WPAG 1850 C.
Saturday Cont.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20

FRIDAY, MARCH 20 Saturday
400 Campus Ballroom t04o Community Calendar
500 News 1o:45 Waltz Time
sos Rainbow Trio 1900 Riddles Party
$50 Jack Smith Presents 1880 Verse with Music
Sis Mystery Melodies :45 Across the Foottahts
$50 Little Show
Salon Music 1900 MONDAY News
500 News Crawford
e:t5 Along The Sports 1920 Spike Jones His
sIdefnes City slekers
$50 Dixie Quiz 1913 Farm
SATURDAY, MARCH 80 1875 Man
100 News
200 News los Salon Music
1:oo sIeepyneao serenaoe 1910 Victorious Living
800 News 1918 Ray Bloch Presents
s;1e Wake Op and Live 1:25 Flashes From Life
s;29 Morning Novelties 100 Tin Pan Alley
$50 Musical ReVels Town
s;55 News las Front Page Drama
900 Music 200 News
$50 Popular Music 2o5 Melody on Parade
$40 News
s:4S Moments OF Melodies sos Jesse Crawford
1000 News 3:t5 Les
1o;o5 Invitation TO Glamour $50 Latin American music
1o;15 Realty Service Quiz $40 II Actually Happened
1880 Broadway Melodies g Trade Winds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
Youth Fellowship

The Youth Fellowship class met
sunday at p. m. in the Willis
Church annex. Mrs. David Potter
was in charge. The class is study
ing Indians. She gave an interest
ing talk and Jimmy Potter display
ed some old Indian relics. After
the meeting games were played
and refreshments were served.
The group meets every Sunday and
all youn; people between the ages
Of II and 10 years are urged TO
attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
Wedding Shower

4 VIC ling shower for Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Lemke was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Colts Saturday evening with Mrs.
William Nelson and Mrs. Joseph
Akalis acting as hostesses. The
entertainment for the evening was
"cooty' with Edward Maleski. 10.
seph Akalis. Mrs. Chauncey Sch
weigert. Mrs. Betty Kluska and
Clifford Hinsman winning prizes. A
lunch was served. The house was
decorated with the spring theme.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubry Hayes. Hazel PARK; Mr.. and
Mrs. JacS Day. Ypsilanti; MIR and
Mrs. Edward Bevier, Miss Margaret
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
Tomorrow's Problem

dealer: West. North-South
vulnerableD
After the defenders take three
heart tricks and the diamond Q is
led. how should South play this
hand for 4-SpadeS. doubled by
East. il West had made the OPEN
ing bid!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29
Put Yourself
in this Picture

We have set for ourselves
task during 1946-thc
worth while business of max
ing a host of new friends.
This we are doing in many
ways. one way is TO try
harder than ever To get just
the right pose another Is
10 give you the most beauti-
full finished work that care
ful. unhurricd application
can produce.
\ third way land this also
is proving successfully is
OUR SPEC1AL-one Sxlo
hlaCk-and.white head and
shoulders only-for S1.95.
Won't you decide now 10
lot us make some NJ these
lovely portraits for you
not some indefinite time in
the future-but right now!
Hours: Mondays. Tuesdays
and Saturdays. . a. m. to
p. m; Wednesdays. Thurs.
days and Fridays. 2 4. m. 10
S p. m; Sundays by appoint.
ment only.
n. IL.
I~' s ! j D ! D 5
Phone 2S75
Is N. AdamaCorner Pearl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-29

Montreal is the largest inland
port in the world.
Evening star., 1946-03-17
wary margaret topping Wed Navy Topping
OF Peoria Illinois, engaged It. Ramsey

CHE looks like teen-ager with her hair around
= her shoulders-like sophisticated Vogue
model IN her evening up do" that so beauti-
tully accentuates the fine contour of her face and
clarity of her skin.
She's another engaged girl with sof-smooth
Pond's-cared-for complexion. !
Mary says, ''Pond's Cold Cream makes it so
easy to keep my skin in good condition - clean,
soft and smooth. just lom what it does for me-
This is the way SHE uses Pond's...
She mooths generous fngerfuls of the silky.soft
cream over tace and throat and pats to soften
and release dirt and makeup Tissues all off
She rlnses with more of her luscious feeling
Pond s-->!:Pplng her white-tipped fingers over
her face in quick little circles. Tissues again
Its Plus creaming that makes my face extra
clean and soft" she says
Copy Mary Topping's cream rinse way of using,
Ponds Cold Cream-eue,y morning, euery night!
Use Ponds for daytime clean-ups too! It's no
accident SO many more women use Ponds than
any other face cream at any price. Ask for big
Jar-so luxurious to dip into! Get one today.
Evening star., 1946-03-17
Her Ring

"SHE SHALL HAVE MUSIC"-Mary has been
majorlng in music at Connecticut College in New
London. During summer vacations she gives
time to teaching piano to youngsters in foster
home They couldn't have lessons any other
way, and they eat it up" she says. People who
play and sing are always needed. Can't you give
away some of your music talent as Mary does?
Evening star., 1946-09-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT tcen,. ,

modern adjoinina stores, so IT: wide, ap-
proximately .o #, de deep; parking space
one. store presently rented monthly to
4 ioc store organization. EUGENE
suTo us1Efs hEssik sssn saoF En- uSnsd Sns end com
7th st. NV. Mi 1856, .
tion. new theater coming, good Tor S 4 10.
ware, Etc above smsii trust or mAta use
md a 1877 or baanes Excellent snd spe
5-YEAR LEAsE-snd and 3rd hoors; ap-
eqo Ho iS t. % eoGser G9R 'Ts monhy ni
rental or will sell lease to responsible firm.
Suitable for ofiices associations, night club,
DOWNTOWN, 4.0o0 sa. IT. of very de-
sirable lst,fioor space with extensive show
windows Near New York ave and 9th st.
once or Store 'Ga spaee e'0f For further Has,r
details call Mr.. Eweli. LEO M. BURN
STEIN & Co, l4l5 st. NV. ME- 540o.
a2Os WIS. AVE brick bdgs. $50
Cali RUSSELL F. BARRETT, RE. 45s7.
1,aSi IdSte la, BASEMENT. private entrance; heat.
bnsnsss Ma Iaea sss 59r So print mt shHD o. ether small
Sc siRn. s15, 6 l. MURDocK' Kensinstoh, \ Md
Now READY, 1900 so. IT., corner, show
room. large display windows, ample once
space, 500 mo. RA. 1920.
2nd-FLOOR FRONT, across from Ambassa-
dor Theatre. 10 IT. wide by 30 #. deep,
suitable for ONCE or any small business
1aii goth ST. N.w.-street being wdened;
vacant brick: 3 stories; will remodel, or
lease as is with low rental if tenant
does own remodeling. FRANK M. DOYLE,
927 18th St NV. DI 1865.
919-9.l 1Ith N.W.-Idesl location; mod
ern BLDG. Will rent separately. Vacant
ME. 75lS-RA 11Ol 10.
..21 G ST. N.W.-Entire bldg of rms on
floors Running water on each floor
500. CO 1915 IA
Bill COLUMBIA PIKE. rooms. CONNER
cial, between Peoples Drug, theater and
shopping center; suitable barber or beauty
parlor, etc. Rent, $3.50. Long lease. RA
Evening star., 1946-09-08
STORES FOR RENT.

DRESSES, millinery, alterations, etc. Un-
usual opportunity for enterprising person
10 open business with opportunity to live
at place OF business. Three room, kitchen
and bath suite with direct street entrance
at sidewalk level in new apt. bldg. EIec-
lloins a park and shopping center, on main
tnoroughfsre, with trading area of at
WAvERLY ,TAYLoR' INC. re. leH5e 1858. rent
STORE. suitable for Offices, ground floor.
&c OWE, 500 Eye St III
Fslage 5000 mo: RRgFX Realty cokP'' sFo
IN NJ ST. sHoPPiNG CENTER of George.
town, 1899 M ST. nw.-Approx. 30'x45',
with double show windows; available at
once; once % Slvo z per mo; lease If desired. Write
COLLEGE PARK. Mp.-New shopping
center; two stores left; drug store equipped,
other vacant for electrical, variety. etc.
COOP BUSINESS LOCATION desired by
financially responsible party to move liquor
store for immediate or future occupancy;
viii buy lease If necessary. Box 322-E.
aW sT0sas 's5: ss's::: s'sssl 'iR hH
2iI5-a41e NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-suitable
for drugs. gifts, food. appliances, ETC.; next
proposed eolored theater. J. c. WELDON
SRxR S2s Nhi 10Th aRi AND H SITS. NE.-Iarge
store; automatic heat: lavatories. CAN
STORE in new parking and shopping CEN
ter located at 3504 Columbia pike. Arling-
ton, Va. VIII give long term lease to re-
sponsible tenant. CHAS. L. NORRIS. Real
tor. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 21l2.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
STORES WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a small store
suitable for dry cleaning establishment
in nice neighborhood. Long lease. Ii.
RADIO REPAIR and appliance store will
purchase stock on hand; prefer white
neighborhood Box 6S-E, Star. So
SMALL STORE or portion of store, suit
able for lingerie shop; prefer living quar-
ters; reasonable rent; write particulars.
Box 23S-E, Star. Sc
ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION with excel.
credit and character reference would like
10 lease store for ONCE use in downtown,
Dupont Circle or Conn. ave. section
Box l0S-D, Star. 3
SUITABLE LOCATION for hardware store
GSJa
Evening star., 1946-09-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-We offer some
erty, facing railroad and street. close IL:
RsArTY EsssIass' Coz rfse sc sz sfss Of sso
ABOUT $4,000 SO. FIT. industrial sround,
in D c., on B. g. o. Railroad, under So
per f.; A. M. ROTH. woodward Bldg
about %; 900 square feet s Of prasticsiily
level land, with frame warehouse 60x200
feet, lumber shed about $50 feet long,
s9 4FHGm Ti buy tas LoUis Hefa SHOE
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV, MA. 1856.
ALEXANDRIA SECTION, on railroad, with
public utilities available. power, sewer and
in immediate prospect is at high tension;
one of the finest pieces of this railroad
frontage is available at so cents per square
road areas can be had as low as 25 cents
per square foot IN sizes to suit. LOUIS P.
Ia s 9S sA sround asS
in vicinity of Catholic University. consists
of $4,000 50. #. of which b;4OO 50; IT: is
esH'f ss M ana s6sy !.05S G5 iu un Rf!feqaTs
NV, NV N ME- . 600 w Washinston's 9 complete N Il;
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 12.o0O-17. 900 50.
IT, B q g. tss siding in possible n2esd fr1ntng fG sn
by owner. Box 229-D, Star. s
JUST OVER BRIDGE IN VA. facing No. /
highway, 10000 So. it.. industrial land, rail-
road siding, to 7 min. run to downtown
Washington. Dominant loc. for large en-
terprise. Suitable light manufacturing,
bottling works, laundry, bakery, distribu-
tor, etc. Priced right. See Mr.. Norris
with WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash. Bldg.
DI $500: ewes, CHI. 923S. S
ZoNED INDUSTRIAL, $4,000 #. central;
and and fsRsg Trsses for 5 baiidnss "fif 81 con-
sidered. What are your requirements?
HENDERSON CO., RE. $3.50, am; RA.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 4th and Rhode
Island ave n.e-Buy for your own bus-
ness. Save A long haul $4,000 so. #.
$50 It. on TT. Price, 81 So fl. This is
real bargain for the close town indus
trial property. Act today. Attention
SILVER SPRING, MD.--2S0o0 50. #. of
land zoned Industrial; located at end of
Bonifant St, back, of Silver Spring Sub
urban Bank bound on north by Green st:
must be sold; price, s. per 50. 1T. Ex-
elusive listing with E. S. PRICE & CO,
NE. $3.50. or call Mr.. Ingram, Pleasant
WAREHOUSE for sale. Rhode Island ave,
Brentwood, Md, 6Ox200 #, 1-story brick
warehouse with gas blower heat with
s0x200 parking lot on Rhode Island ave-;
will consider leasing. JEROME MURRAY,
1871 q PF 0460
Evening star., 1946-09-08
WATER FRONT PROPERTY tcont.I

BAY RIDGE, Md house lot. No. 81,
section g. Soft. frontage on Lake ave.
near Sands ave, overlooks Annapolis. for
vile. siHs y Nd owner H. T. CONVERSE Belts
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic. Nd.
Furnished cottages for rent by week to
syssr professional grn osn grsdnates sandy bay
day nights only. 10
AN IDEALLY LOCATED FARM OF so acres
River. tive miles above soiomons Island:
bath which has been restored: original
portion wen over 100 years old; completely
pne orsf s sna Ssy. Snns
mattresses. Venetian blinds; three Are
places, two downstairs and one in bed
room two screened po1Shss one facing
porches, nice old trees. outside fireplace,
private private pier ps and few fruit trees; good
ofaS6ins hshns and Sostins risht II front
farm and house is the main home Reason
for sellins-owners both employed in
co. Prince Frederick, Md. Tel 11a-J.
LAST CHANCE lots at Holiday Beach,
located between Chesapeake Beach and
Breezy Point; $3.50 each. HY. O417.
WANTED--small farm or acreage. on
. ssls tos sash, Box s74.E, A?. Star. ts:n s:
Rver 1i With a rnsqsn aSnns raas on the Hss Ms
bath. ! bedrooms, nice sleeping porch,
front and rear porches. all modern con
property is only So miles. from Washington
and amid highly desirable surroundings
good harbor for boats and the West
bins bathing, boating and sailing Schools.
churches, shopping and transportation
within ] mile. This property can be in
CURING at Brashear's store in West Shady
Side. For further particulars, WILLIAM
M THOMAS, Realtor, 1903 Rhode Island
ave. NV, DI. 1903. Ewes, Overlook O447.
VIRGINIA WOODLAND-Generous build
ing ste, many large trees gently sloping
to widened Oceoauan Run; excel; bass fish-
faced road from Manassas: $500 up; IDEAL
Tor summer or perm home; electricity
syailsbls; la Apply on property or write
s GYoSen sfAcHnot Manas's for Sale 75xi4s
4ss, rG Or Boz lVs Iss Mclean. n ne Va. AnNs00 ms
ON CRAB CREEK of the South River; 95
acres 40 clear dTslnss
price, $4,000. ' 'N''
One Of the finest brick houses on the
bay and Whit whitehall River: 2s acres; perfect
PhaENBx; Phons sSs4 2l6 Main st. Annapolis Nd.
to Beach Club, directly on the beach. This
is an excellent opportunity to own home
site directly on Chesapeake Bay and IS
miles from Washington; priced to sell at
Waterfront lot at Lock Haven. directly
on South River. Every lot on ths water water
ornr ns must fsss At 81 ss5e JOSEPH
hhtAzENBYs, 215 Main St. Annapolis. Md.
Evening star., 1946-09-08


TODAYs BEST BUYS-A very fine s-unit
spsrtment q bldg. In Westover Hills-1110
sr prie. st. s4g 4sasson' soS Va
Ripe fol, ,developmentNRialto Theater
W So to IT, 9f on 9Th ss
project, syndicate buyers note; we have
op IN. tenant r 2s 6owng alleys
Two outstanding nreproof bldss.-Th.se
properties are leased to major corps. and
w spendd spq little leSmss oes RLseed bsh1 prop
eTty is located in very good block on Eye
oors leased st oas 1r win apa ID aad se. rd
vacant with title; reasonably priced
or For dan!n.nm the Larger = in.yestors-Ws have to
grropertieIs; also 60 hotel and large once BLDG
asulsass NJ S2sssi s IS sdasssin .PS
OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT properties,
in the heart of Washinston's busiest down
town areas. priced far below the present
h1th and U sts son nwFrss
3-story corner brick containing 32 rooms
baths, Vacant Can be converted into
So connecticut ave. n.w.0First Fir commercial
3rd and 4th floor apis; ideal location Tor
high type Of ladies' apparel shop. Ex-
18th and k SITS. n.w.-3-story row brick;
property. to be delivered vacant, ideal 10,
cation for professional use, ofices. etc
9th and Eye sts. nw.-First commercial.
3-story brick store and apts, no lease,
on heavily travelled thoroughfare with con-
stant business activity. Excellent in
Bladensburg I'd, Colmar Manor-De-
tached frame. ram rooms. bath; on first-com-
unusually low on t4days market Ideal
row, brick. Vacant: In the heart of the
medical center Suitable for conversion
choice location, priced reasonably low for
your inspection.
H st. NV, between 18th and 10Th SITS
This large 5-story brick building will make
an ideal location for business or profes-
sional men. organization or private club
Close to all Y. s.. Government agencies
0ns Of the nest efsrings NJ to be placed on
BERNSTEIN & CO. 14Ib K st. NV, ME
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