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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

hoo, about the governors The officials put the flags out in the streets and threw a lot of swell parties. What the average citizen though about the visitors was in dlcaied by the fact that in three days of their conference sessions here the governors were unable to fill the galleries oi the House oi Representative where they sat. II their show had been on Broadway |; would have closed the second day.
 Pnople Are Worried
 After talking to most oi the gov- eTnors myself. I'll take the ludg- ment of E. E. Carder on what the people are thinking and saying. at least in this part of the country. Carder is not governor. He is barber m the state capitol build nR He has been scraping poli- tica, whlskers there for the last ls years. barring couple spent Uith the Seabees m World War II.
 People are worried. 20 Cardcr told me Some about the way the Rus Sians are acting. Guess that's What has me worried most. SO I pump the customers about it. I think we've been more than fair Wlth those Russians. I'd say that everyone wants us 10 keep a strong army and navy this time. We don't want to run the risk of being A weak sister in the world"
 Harold Castor is an art teacher in Oklahoma City high schools. He said the kids are confused.
 They don't seem to have the faith ln future prosperity and suc- cess that ! had when I was their age. Castor meditated.
 Political Pot Boiling
 Fairly typical Of Oklahoma's ap- lroach to black market problems Oiher than iood-Was that of KiDgilsher County farmer. He was well dressed and prosperous. And he said he would prefer that his name not be used But this man shortly will need some mechanical equipment on his farm. He said he did not want to patronize black market but when the time comes to buy he will get what he needs regardless Of price and he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
Reporter Takes U. s. Pulse Beat; Discovers Nation Griping ApIenty

wmEHOR'S MOTH what arr AHenMma eMlnA1mg and salaing aA@mAe AEe they esaeeFaea aAaal 4esA1s aAgnaa. she OH.A- the mafnr eenwme hazeAall races. che Amsamw aAnsaawe. Rse&laena Ira. mMA ~ 0anweWSs Lyle C. Wilzoa. eAee2 ~ tAe rnlsna psrsS' Wash. nnwsen nmFeAn and ca @mlsaana- nmw wweaER en national eveaaS for a1R lAKl a year.. i< eas taAing Gne na1se af the naeisn. lle vent nEx4 Co OA1Ahnma City where the G@sWNmnsxs can1crence was held and wAeTe he uas ahle Co get a ea@8-sReaisn sf pahlic spinioa erasn Ghe CAtrf ExrCutiye~ ~ the &aMArA Today WtASna Gled hts @ENA aixpnarh Ia a SeFtes of Siv. nla 2nas Oklahsuaa wealthy bat UmAnnpv ahsut several thing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

needs to do is change the label and establish q new price ceiling which
 he can use until be feels like it ought Co 90 up again" An interested citizen looking aa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

column picture of % Gseventy sixD
 brands Of English peas its co. search reporters had found on the shelves of Oklahoma City stores. The purchases were made on one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

day--May a. The price spread
 was from 10 to 2i cents a can all No. 2 cans. Most of the con.
 tents could not be told apart when the cans were opened. A 100 per
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
cent price npreadl

cent price sprendl
 The differences in prices are ail legal under OP.A." The Times rec ported, ''snd. if they're not. all a canner. wholesaler or merchants
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

that picture over mg shoulder N54llR well spoke for the State ef oAlA- h0ma when he exclaimed:
 ~What the heil gees on win Wan9o fellows in WaAhlng1one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
OPA. Given Isswpy Rias

z. c. Halliburton looks like s Wall street banker and runs BallibilT- a0p's. a seyeB-stOFy, aiT-oOnGltloDed fDiaeciaify st0ge, gDefe pFlces anG quality are both tops. He and the Wabest farmers are about Oi the same mind,
 sOPA, lE not lsjS." Halliburton 4olG sDe. ~Tt bss dope some good alslDRs, bat 4 does paf dsag X1ih MaRes-snd there ge go. Our com pIslDt ls tbat OP.A slows Droolc- fiog, We cant DTOg,ae OuT GUS toner gitb what tllsg gaDt CT what tisey nhed. Tilsy d0 nOi Ob- beot bO prices Q, glallig good byi they gust gOglt Dily sb0gay siDt'
 6ueb lE ihe kjnd Oi talk y0u beag O8 the stfeets, 70 flDe EiOTes Of sD t8sf Beacon cIub OD the jidh Of the F1ft NsiloDal Bank build snR, Meantime tbs turnover 0l good and DlODey aDq the lflcfeahf eDf weaitlg ig fAt elgOilgb tO make Q atFaDReT dizzy Jlle ibruiDD 0j Oii BeIls pumping sounds OD iile state capl1gl iayN. Your cOF- fRsIs91loeDf haW q igDytl-g aBd hI)lfTed lgaeDgi08s) riding 4 bOTiT down the eldfgaik st tlle ngtJgf N Fourth GtFaft sBa Broadway. T'lDe bigHe pafsAd lie gsg nicely agnOng tile IseaeaaflaHs and Lo one lfeiBfg tg nllBao. lsilt htSsH OilIy real glfs fffenoeg betNeeD inls Dlg eitg % OkiaBlosBa aBd 2 Dlg City eihcEbeFe lD fgle Ml1dlf Wlssl age that this one l. younger, ClssDeg and c bet- ter ilft in which t0 get rich.
 TJge eoyfFBOfs 0f the gOyeFDOf6 aoDfeTeflee hage been ilefe ana R0ile Leaving 4 community disappointed iecasi6e President TfuDaD ald n1f cfsne, isilt the city aidB't glge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
ny LYLE q. WILSON

UklAEa0snA IatN. June - tNFR - Roiding money Is bniging the pants pockets of Oklahoma farmers and hnxneSS men but they do not like the "a yshlnpS are going here. in Washington or in the world.
 Nrskex. oPA. and black markets hEang a flush to the face in these parts and anvusshed profanity to taae fonrne. When the next war- tf any-harges into tfe conversation. aalk Sonehow swings to Russia and the Racffie. Europe Is a long way oH.
 Al os this weAlth. uncertainty of the future and vague fear that somehow there may be another var are spread pretty evenly over ssate every bii as pretty as its musi- cal comedy nalneSake. Your cor respondent erew up and vent to srhoOl hereabouts and has nOt been hack much so speak oi since l92O. OkiahoEna did not seem so much a1 the time.
 Gripe AsSua AsaoS
 Given another Week here be- rseve I'd bOin the Chamber of Coumerce and march in paraoeA.
 One os the principal gripeS here ks that nrw sutomobiies are hard so eea-ano then probably for a black nsEkei $500 bonus fl you do Net one That R1ll give you an idea nf hos money moves tn this state. AEoks people here think John l.. Lewis fs the villain os the auiO- mobile shortage
 But the state is blooming after a good rainy Spring. In the old Oklahoma territory western part of che state . bumper wheat crop H coming sB-accompsnied by flour mnd bread shortage which wigl have flse bousegives bowling in another naonfh. The big harvesting com bineS are moving into the central nara os the state nov. It is going @ be har dto explain to Okla hnmanS Nhy with all that wheat elsey can't get -four. They already gre pretty upse; about beef which seams the ranges in thousands but mrely appears at the butcher shop.
 a parf-tifne gardner with Line eRnfhs Og a suburban acre here has gnEs naaTkeied a prooessed straw berry crop for fifteen hundred dol- Bars. He got in addition a one para graph notice os hIs feat in the Daily OkIabosnaD.
 Caa sssl Anything
 Ice Bonds wife advertised for sale a bedroom suite iB the morn Ing last ThuTsdsy Lee yas rolled ssEt of bed st ' A. N. tO answer the first buyers inquiry. You can sell pretty near anything here. and if it is a house and lOi the chances gre you can seiI il for 100 Co I50 peFreDt og its actual value.
 And tlaa. is mostly what is wrong fn Okl0basns. and why the meT- chants. the farmers and the oil Rnen complain. They may not be agi 0Bt for repeal Of OPA. and praoe ceilings. but they ssy it has ampecec OT stopped production That. soO. Is gby they are so blt- aRy about strike The frOSting on sshe cake 0f tlBesE disoODieDt Is Ehai elhe aBti~adminisiFa;iOn political erstOrs call >regiineDtatlOD."
 Take the neg Government order @p wheat. The Government says ii as going to seize s IOt Q, wheat as at reacfes the elevators. Pay for fl 0f c0arse Roy Bender. secretsry Oi ssne Oklahoma cO-Operstive Grain Dealers Association. and A great mlany others here eEpect many isF- fners fo hold tbeiT grain iD make shift stOTaRe.
 sSTibey just don't like to be told egsat tbeT must do" Bender eE- pls1Dec.
 OP.A, Given BBwpV Ride
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
.,o AZ "QUIcKIES''
TUSKEGEE TIGERS MANGLE j. c. SMITH $50
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULING OF FISK OCTOBER 10.

TUSKECEE TIGERS MANGLE j. c. SMITH $50
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULING OF FISK OCTOBER 1s.
CLEVELAND INDIANS ADMIT FANS FOR FREE
SEPTEMBER rs. BONUS TO FANS FOR SUPPORTING
SECOND DIVISION CLUB.
ASSUMPTION COLLEGE (cANADA) TO RECEIVE
BENEFITS FROM BOXING SHOW AT WINDSOR
ARENA THURSDAY NIGHT. BREWSTER BOXERS
HEADLINE SHOW.
HEAVEN FORBID DEPARTMENT, THIRD LOUIS
CONN BOUT PROPOSED. THIS ONE FOR CHARITY
SITE UNDEclDED-WHATS WRONG WITH JOHANN
ESBURC SOUTH AFRICAN
BUDDY YOUNG SCAMPERS as YARDS FOR FIRST
ILLINI TOUCHDOWN; GOES FIVE FOR HIS SECOND
!. PAUL PATTERSON RACES FORTY YARDS FOR
SCORE AND ILLINOIS TRAMPLES PITT 1877.
HAL NEwHoUsER BLANKS INDIANS. SCAT.
TIERS TWO SINGLES, WHITES NINE AS TIGERS BEAT
TRIBE SO PITCHERS BATTLE OF YEAR" ONE
SIDED. TELLER GETS ANOTHER CHANCE SUNDAY,
SEPT. 20 AT BRIGGS STADIUM.
LER'S STARS AT CLEVELAND'S MUNICIPAL STADI.
UNI TUESDAY MITE, OCTOBER l.
LYNNE FANS SEE U. OF D. DRUB WAYNE w. BIO
JOHNNY HAZELY AND BOB WILLIAMS LOOK PROM.
IsING FOR TARTARs. TITAN LINE SHINES.
DEER SEASON FOR ARcHERs OPENS OCTOBER
!. RUNS THROUGH NOVEMBER S.
LIONS LOSE SECOND EXHIBITION BY FIELD
GOAL EYE LEAGUE OPENER AT CHICAGO CARD.
INALs SEPTEMBER 30.
TIGERS SIGN STEVE oNEL FOR AT SEASON
CLINCH SECOND PLACE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
LOUIS SHARE OF FIGHT PURSE, $1O3,6ll. TAMI
GETS $3ss54 TO DRY HIS TEARS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

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u. ''si u
. !ns'Ilea TWO yrs
zee ."o cA4.dI en-
,.'s s''l'''el one N4y
'ne army
60. ana mas oeen
" I'VE ~
~ Use Ce.onsihs 70
a...' 70. e-'.s oo-sht
''.'s ~ YES ~ ne seFV-
~ YEA 4- % 40 nlt
' --h- o''s -f'ns aoout y
'- t' eal ,.oFea oack
~ ".'-'"a NoW can
''l- aH7'her mouse
~ 49, 'ie "qlla ram
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
HEAVYWEIGHT TOURNEY SET
oContendersF
.JoeLouis' Crown

NEW YORK lamp As a
result Of his recent successful
defense Of the title, Heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis has finally
run out Of logical contenders
for the crown. and IL currently
looks as though he will have 70
shop around IN search OF a suit
able opponent, i was revealed
here recently
Louis retained the title after
sending Tam Mauriello 10 the
canvas in 2o9 Of the first round
a. Yankee stadium last Wednes-
day marking the 23rd success
ful defense Of the title.
Meanwhile Promoter Mike ia
co5s - rushing plans for a hea-
vyWeighi elimination tourna-
meni 20 determine his next op-
.poneni Outstanding among the
probable contestants are Elmer
Violent Ray and Jersey Joe
Wslcott psir Of hard-hitters
and Joe Baski joey Maxim, and
possibly Msuriello again. The
latter though deeis!vely put out
q; acton IN quick order in the
recent meeting. seems TO think
that another match would turn
ne tables on the champion.
Maur!ello bases this upon the
Sunday punch wh!ch he threw
az Joe, unsettlnE him a bit.
prior 70 the end OF i all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
MURRAY KAYOES
LEROY LAWSON

Lee G Murray, New York
heavy, dropped Leroy Lawson.
Ecorse, twice n the third round
before delivering a sun right 20
ne Jaw that finished the Eoorse
-aUeste-
Lawson spotted Murray twelve
sounds n we ght SIX inches in
ne GIT ard Eve wears n ex-
pe-ic1ce tts coordination was
-si top m-ca tor the local lad
1915 fans psd 1884, 50 70 see
ia ca-5 ,rat missed By plen-
IS beng IS good as ire last
u the SCI. w.na1p Jack Cox
TE05 T-rv Soaye N the ft,h
SHe WEI ura5.e 20 ans
IRE 1e1 a.'e- having been.
0o~5 t0- tVo G. sn;s O.. n.-e
e ire tclc;a -7un5 Tom Bris-
re was ;-e e.e &c II the three
t..'s pre7c5.-C tee main even;
0S t---ea II a creaitable per-
arce
c,.e- results Tom Klyrya
Rsleh Chspp.e junior
s ce:-o.t dropped Duke
N5e Toledo heavy twice in
.1rg a to-- FOUNDER Tom
< r-ey stcp2ed K.d Wyrsn and
r~y Rooms out-wresiied Bill
5-oHr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
K. c. MONARCHS WIN
OPENER IN SERIES

NEW YoRK-CNNPA N
Kansas City Monarchs IL
pions Of the Negro 49,
League, won the opsninr -
Of the 1916 Negro World ~
when they defeated ire y,v,l
Eagles Negro National L,,rl
rulers, 81, before 1912, ,,r1
the Polo Grounds las. Tya1
night. The series resu-s
Newark Tuesday night
Jim Hamilton Monarcs IA
stop from Oakland. Csl,'-l
suffered broken leg whe, \
Harvey ran into him q, ,sr1
20 break UP a double plsy. ~
ence Israel, Baltimore. Ma-ylrI
sustained dislocated kas, !
when he fell into the box y
chasing a foul fly.
Satchel Paige, hu-ling the /
four innings in relief Of IN
Smith, helped win RS own "a,
He beat out an intle!d hi, v.
70 second or a Wild ,hrov d
scored on Herb Souells sni
Paige famed eight and aloE
four singles one in each ran
Day and Lewis were the N
ark pitchers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
Sport Pourri.. >, :, ,....

hats OH 70 me CHAMP, zee LOUIS Fos Ihe NeAlE-
hgo lle more 1Aa az previous '4tho4uels s.f JOS \
gonnson, son zoe p1i tAs eIo"t ~ ms sHo1aeF ana
cared some marc! soA4 - Al.elA 4 ~. S ms : /" d
ann deure4.o' VITO aeSspee s C-.as se aAu ~ sioN
ne mean! business r. swung .seIa he TseEN Ilsh at,er
tl.s oPe,..ns gs' .at 20 e.s1 4a'i' = o" "a!
y P-s44'sI4S .O4S. A41S1 ~ I---'f' l-t SNo1> ~
lo1Ao ohs, .a-..so elie 70 ...e o-4-s.9. "a iv va
700 uRprn'ao's eaEeiesS' cone 70 'hnA q - SON.
u, T skin TT
IOO SAID ~
Leroy Dues called 70 say that W.. Robinson rot JIM
NcCrary is Miller His football coach That's rgh;. Le-
roy, and MarShal Niles not joan K9Nooro!gn i Joe
LOUIS manager bGt Ter AlctfaF3 e-tort>, Aet .oot
bal coaching staff ~eld 5e Aae Miers too,1a team
Sonlf,ecy ire most 1eXTefeEced ana 1hderman1eo ~
the Cry League
After tke Ho.man-W llisnr ssEcG.e Nell scrap las.
Tuesday 81 gh, local writers We're gathered in Der, Lamb
offices Al arena waiting Tor me y!-a statistics. Inc
boys who ~rteorpay seem - ihh mat @ Men j beng
brought along Nhiie tougher competition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
ROBINSON And SAMMY
GEE SCORE TWICE

Miller HIS revanO.a +,
scored the frs, ms. ~. lIcs|
City League season y =. ~
a heavily favored so,,, aaoHi
eleven $50. -uae'rs|
Floyd Marks, iorn.. u
chant Marine SEAMAN
cepted a Jungaleer ns,, N
own 2e-yard line and 80. y
yards 70 the Sc SIX. C.. 49, ~
for the talley. Robins. '''I
forty yards for the seco o,, y, n
Ter tally and took ca.
for the extra point. g,,.,s.
Troians q 1870 lead al 49,
Anothef Jungaleer ~, ",'sa|
eranged when Marks in,s..''l|
and returned 70 the 3s.v..s
Robinson ran the ;hir,v.s-.
third Trojan tally. ~
Gee and Robinson eol,..
ed for the fourth and firsl n
on a forward from Gee !.
binson. Gee then toos
eral from Robinson 10 seo.. n
play covered 50 yards
Miller meets River Rou, ).
day and will be the una. u
again. River Rouge open.s N
season with a 1870 W, y
Ecorse Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

Z l. CT am worried Have
almost worried myself 70 d N
Yes. am in love with a boy
but have TO let him 20 He is
IS and I'm II He makes me
mad when he brings other girls
around me He save I love YOU
and always saws he is going 10
whip me. Is that true love with
him or n0t9
Ans; No. Sis. II isn't. You don't
want any part Of swee.hearis
that rule with an iron hand.
Neither of you should be TAX
ing love as seriously as you
are. at your ages. Choose
your friends from among your
Sunday School classmates and
60 with boys who are more am
bilious 10 get ahead.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
dearest wish.

G 3 81 am very unhappy. /
have tried for years 20 get along
with my sister and for all my
trying she has made re very
unhappy Please tell me what
is the trouble and what 70 dor
Ans: When two strong person.
slities clash and both have diff.
fsrsnt viewpoints on every.
thing. separation IL the easiest
solution. You love your sister
and she loves you but you have
nothing in common except blood.
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder and heals family zeal.
ousieS believe me. II a change
can be arranged with no hard.
ships or bitterness resulting you
both would likely be better sat.
isfisd.
MRS. J NJ MY hussand
and ! are tired Of living here.
We want 70 leave and 80 Up
north Do you th.ns we wll
better our condiuor t q ing
So? Please reply as soon as
YOU can.
Ans; ! am firm believer In
making a change when you find
yourself in q rui. Of course. you
should make this change If you
are both unhappy and dissstis-
fled with your present LOT. You
can't lose much. and you have
much 10 gain. So. go north with
the determination 10 make GOOD
and be good and respected eih-
Gems. Good luck TO you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

II he Navy during the war.
Although he was not wounded
he had long and commendable
service record. Since he IS in
te-se.v proud o. the branch OF
re service in which he served
BE will be fighting % uphold
Eayv prestige n the bout with
Rcsssno
N.k Londes Olympia match
rake yesterday returned 10
De:-oi after a visit 10 New
N--k 70 take in the Joe LOUIS
Ts-i Maugiello Heavyweight
Championship fight While in
Ire big city he conducted ne
rora:iors FOR future attractions
&. ire Olympia. which. he said.
is about TO have rs most sue
cesstul boxing season
Ore bout for which he op-
ened negotiations is & battle be-
tween Ancora and Bob Mont
E0!IefN. ne expects 10 stage
that On October II. A test for
Arc0na
Big Chance
y gave Jimmy Edgar Bill
EDDY jimmy Adam Eek ard a
host ~ others chance 81 make
good said Londes. So l don't
see why l shouldn't 90 the same
for Ancona, an Army veteran
who served his country SO well
And since he is of italian des-
cent. / don't see any better day
70 give him his big chance than
Columbus Day ! hope he makes
the grade
REGISTER To VOTE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
Wildlife Assn.
Meets October z

The wldlife Field and Stream
Association. affiliated with the
Michigan United Conservation
Club, meets az the Columbian
School West Warren and Nc
Kinley avenues. Monday. Octo-
Der : al $50 pm.
P II Hy Dahlaka head az
the MUCC Will be the p.lnci-
pie speaker Motion pictures
from the State Department or
Conservation on fire prevention,
fishing hunting. and safety Of
fire arms VIII be shown
There is no adm SION charge
FOR the evenings program and
Thomas Barker. president OF
the host club invites the pub
lie 10 attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

q e ton 10
show that that
rugged cam
palgn was more
rugged for him
than for some
q the others
who engaged in
it, He was
wounded
Bell serve q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

Footballs famous numerals by three Los Angeles
baeked Kenny
UcLA great AAmeriean and pro" fame; "old &c."
by Tom Harmon Mehsan collegiate scoring record hold
and broadesstsr of Here Harmon"
radio program; Number the
last year when its former UcLA Waterfall
football" tANPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
O'NEIL BELL
TO FIGHT AT
OLYMPIA

Ex.GIs who served in the Ar
MS and those who served in
the Navy will find themselves
on opposite side when ONeil
Be. and Winnie Rossano OF
Brooklyn meet In q l0-round
boz; az the Olympia September
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
AIS WIN PARLAY
OF THE WEEK

Newhouser over Fellef SIS
day. September 1s.
O'Neal Bell 10 Ko VIM
Rossano Friday al Olympia
Tony Yale 70 retain MIDI
weight Crown by DECISIONS
Rocky GrsEianna al Ysnkn
Stadium Friday night.
Illinois over Metre Dana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

srSv q
. u
o.
q
StHnped tts savs seaasstA WY
aedrs Nhda
Drubhrs
AB5E WALLACE SERVICE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

Another ArmY.NavY Scrap
hose Who served IN the Ar
wv no doubt VIII be roofing
hard f0r Rossano 10 win because
he an eX-Army man. Winnie
served IN the Italian Campaign
ard possesses the Purple Heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

ASS East Jsasr.on Highland Park and Royal OAK
Evening star., 1946-07-20
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcon,, ,

A{IIENTI9N, DocToRs, DENTIsTs.5
boyss ed bos Snsh
Now Occupied as 8 apts.; contains iohs
rms, baths; excellent 1st commercial
nseH asa6ss'oxR WITH hsEpsa cs
LocHs CO. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2s45.
Hope I'd. in expanding business section
RiSe. ssESain co f9 nerea;s Neba,,v in value GEO
lIshed isfx ~ sa5 II 26oI. Closed SATURDAY
i@.s =. 'Fn TINES Assufs RENr-Near ca,ver, S4 St
Bridge, completely furn., 2 apts plus s. 5
hw; h.s.;, gross income close to $1,000 per VI;
s5sa'sl Sssa a. Ss Ssh HMEs REALTY CO, re re
CAPITOL HILL-7-unit building Of 3
fsa aah per f'sn yn r1'f S hest
hot water; price s$s; 500, close to i. Cap
tGl to St within waking distanee of Capt.
ssAS%5Aff4HE, " f4H 1ssdf sssifor Ts%es ass
coNGRREsNsA IS HEIGHTs. near Boiling Field
Modern 4-unit duplex apt, brick. S2,738
neqme Gs mr Low kIn expenses HI Pries es s9l goo
PkfE re HonsE e Il sfrE ns alq" ocation
s.rra e1rner Idaho and &c Cathedral ayes., opposite
lumbia 1920 from 9 to 1890 am. and
aPARTMESr ai & House eslsis's SITE. blks south
foGaFAMrf7 e GHaiss f7 saP Az petworth cerner o
sns n kitchen T9 saM RosEY sRts ADJ ao6
NEAR CAPITOL adjoining brick houses
Gently been eonserted TT into ntsh attractive tave
apartments each with modern kitchen and
bath and 2 rooms; oil heat; completely
Price, s4a,75o. Cali Mr. Addison. Ma
BOSS & PHELPS exclusive 14iS Z St
COLUMBIA RID, between 18th and 14th
sstsL,5-story row brick converted into a
Proed at Sif psp Down month
II. Best. wi. 1890. ~''''' @2l
6-RM; BRICK, excel 1st commercial ioca-
pon ,,on' lever WISCONSIN ave; poss. with title.
INVESTORS INvEsTMENT-5-unit brick
apt. house; all apis. completely furn.;
Priced right for quick sale. For informa-
ton, call Mr.. Sheirburn, with the d. H.
JOHNSON psalsS go CO. MA. ssae; ewes. and Syn
SAFE INvEsTMENT-one-s story brick and
concrete garage bldg; leased to national
shows an aD6rox 5000 ns r.ufn
GDDEEroN Mi one RE- s'oqsG ISL 81 @ l3
APT. HOUSE, Lansdon Park n.s-Three-
condition; offering ST SIS per month in
come. Terms. For information. call Mr,
Powers, with the D. H. JOHNSON CO,
NA; s29e; ewes. and Sun. WI. 1885.
IobERs HNsISsiss 'sfaai sFMiDErAcHEp BRICK and
concrete apartment building in convenient
NV. location. near 10th and Park rd.: :
annual rental, $40, Can be purchased
oG29o, with SHANNON 4 LUCHs Co
eua eeu,S. S.LEsMEN sg ,ro sas reached he
Iseas service REALTS Assoc1ATEs,
FOURTEEN APTs;-colored tenants lot
50xl30; near 18th and Col. rd annual
income, approximately :s6,40o: lot 50xl 80;
On OF com and
Go5don sa PIN Woodlsy saIfcA 1912 Nj T sRAvATTE
4-FAMILY APT; BLDG, in ne: only 3
yrs. old: rent, S2,e32 yr.; excellent invest
ment; only $4,000. SHAPIRO, INC. i lO6
coLoREb 60 eEs NV W. GhaGE. M q MODERN nreproot
apt; mostly ] rm,, kit, and bath: best
location: convert to hotel. About $4,000
cash to handle. Fine Investment. WO.