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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
! BOOKSHELF
-By CECH BOYkIN

Regional War ManpoN
rulss.on Graphic ineae-t e
gross discrimination 49,
McNicars Negroes jews 2s-
.nese ana Chinese are cte
Ire book deals wCs..N
pre- uc.ce as an emo,!Ona- '1'
e- than an economic prcfi
some authorizes would c e
with D.. Baroch in her srr,S
n the problem. saying iha; PR
jgcice has an economic
ground. Dr. Bsruch brinEs ,rs
out IN a way, but does -1t &C.
velop the point as much q sc
could
Keynote of Hope
Some Of the individuals eN-
.peuenceS enumerated b. a
book are so true. that ihcr e
a we'll known story to those =
Us who have faced them ICy
arc heart rending But ~
end the author sounds
note Of hope for the fui i
is her philosophy that pc0p.c
can DC changed in their ihirsrI
on races. She believes that lin,,
they should be allowed 90 -ci
these things of their chest Dho
they hate and what they ra'c
and Why they hate Then w'A
the proper psychological el-d-
ance. these prejudices can be
broken down.
Test
There is a interesting test N
the back Of the book that al
lows the reader 20 ties, himself
for preiudiced reactions One q
the interesting facts pointed out
IS that minority groups often
IN their resentment against o.
ing Disseminated against srs
won't 70 practice that same ai''
elimination against another MI
nority group.
In one instance. Dr. Bsrueh
slips though and uses the tern
Negroes - which has become Of
fensive 20 the modern Negro
An extensive piece OF research
work has been done in the writ
ing Of this book. which tells the
same story 90 those Of us who
are familiar with the cIrcun-
stances. Il could open the eyes
% some though who are Erippei
IN the throes % prejudice ard
don't realize It's dangers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
About The Common Man

trt zee, .-e e.srrcr i over ,s-t de-
-s tt-sc ne SERIOUS 1873 c9lt-
are s-rp 1 Il selve out don't
,c- -ef1-r We tr:er, e ire Rev lard.
ar - - FACT Before
~; scue tal.s s1oli- o.
ao5 grace on-y
Sc: re Zee. they c1- eer
.-e fe ,-e Der cra;s 70 iha
s--s z. people eNp.ess.-- as
-->. rs-;ses re: wre1 tre Gown
s. .ev 81 fo- c-e 81 tne c.-a
Ire poFiena vesY disturbing. TIE ,ecez;
break = ire -ctioa market vas PEohs5.y i-si Ire
beginning .: general decline in ire e-onc-ie
s.:ua;iez. We are faced ~iih the esr:s.a:Y TIA:
n re rex; Two years shall have aas:ass full.
Ae6sea asprssSor.
a1o 49, Tho Rep-c a.er
t- $50 possibility are lylrs fs ,a>e
4 ~. ssat re Rep-r s-sel
sc- ~ ,e ,e.-t.es TIT ;..at gty
T.e;s -2ac.t Dc anything a.
Nr ~. OK t.r,e syE-- .-t..,y
- ..-ces j .-e Ease -
We. = csA ia re HQoy
DENIS NO BETTER
81 -.se tie p-osptc; no 2 gnteg h ,ac ~
..sc., eappe1sta.ce :at ,re DIR 9c.ais re,a.n
S,p nationally o4..cE ire rex; s.y wears TIE
1ce- pas; agreed al eNcep; Is Co~uun.st
rr -.c- ee~s CT Ire ~ Sc ty.rg away.
80; prsa;t u n,-olec er.e-p IS Oes;
Aol, tre. r. ~ q ~ lnc-e is TO difference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09

Henry L Goodwin. Saline Nc.
Taylor
Sidney Altman, Lucille Spear.
man
Reynolds L oglesby. Hazel L.
Butler
William Mcmillan. Dolly Hurs,
jesse l. Page. Tneols Z. Alex
ander
Rogers Ford. Bertha Mccallers
Wentworth c. Hill. shirla c.
Taylor
Robert Z. Norman. Alice John
son
James Hazel, Minnie A. Kelly
Eugene L. Taylor. June Brsnhsn
Paul X Foster. Jr.. Bernyoo Z.
Thomas
wsverley Heath. Lucille Tucker
Eugene North. Rose GoRgins
Willard c. Seward. Carrie S.
Harrison
Reeder H Shepard. Kathryn VI.
Linear
Richard Smith. Elizabeth Car
ncr
Irving G. Douglas. Elnora Coop
er
Jack { King. Mary ri Tate
Liunert c. Glove. Ardella
Walton
John Young. Lena johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
cELrnRATr REVOLUTION

T1e S. s4s; No sc Pas
81. celebrate ire -eir anr vt-
ssry o re Russian Eevoiuuo1
with an open weetlng S--iaf
No~eune- 10 a. 8 pr in the-
tesco-s-ters a. 6105 LrNo o5
Sol DoLinEe- Flrt oear.1e
tog ire party. w.. &C I~c srcsk-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
R III L TIN

BY Ulysses w. Boykin

October p. sf;sr beng N
eral weeks HIS was $3.50 -
and active career 'o'i1l
PASSION PLAY
The original Blsck F
sion Play featuring -, 's'
world famous Cnrs, ".ar
er. VAL be presented s, &. r.y'
sonic Temple sud.t0rg- ID
ing Saturday. N5ve- 'a'.
run through Frds N..shd
3 The proceeds w
Lions Club Funs !, ne
bind and promote doris ne
"A worthy cause "9a'
HIGH TOR
nc Catholic Tneal-
ton scheduled IL
Art Institute ca
through stn. Il i
GUS play worth
ATTORNEY GENERAL -ov
CLARK pys.ses ttt
NAACP fos nll,.f -.s
On ire pat ~
iae organization
showing q. ~
q Uncle Toms Cat !.
toruey Generals c
e co~ferraA ~ ~
Dccemce- American
in which he saws
on the increase isrr
. growing nuube
are unwilling -
they dcn', Ike ,ae
-rt,-,ta~as .he,- .A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
DENIS NO BETTER
Negroes il saMness

negroes n BUSINESS
4ae Det Tome Is 81 r.
r.rg TIE ce.ec-stoa % -1
3: p e- q. Negroes .a
e-saess u 2 IL is a,a
- e pause 8. & tain ? gos
ecc-r; aaat res oeen a-
rp-.-Eec. Assets ana Liabilities
4t oe studied fs;1er ca.e.-.-
-sl - wr.c9 pom. TIC
e-co-ssgerc en- IN ard estae.
Gmeri y additions. CUISINES
~ one n " dc1y ,As. ~
ress does nor psy Tire ceYe 3.
rreri 81 ,rsii businesses le
- ire development y Large a7
s;rcng businesses Relating T.
IN teU - IRE tile o. ;5.s
urn -Le1or and lndustrl n
d-sr~, wN mean business a-4
employers ard employees mcsa
labor
Picture In 1910
The l s DepsrtEen. ~ Corr
nerce Bureau - the Census
listed s3j Service Establishments
% Negroes IN 1856 This c.1 not
by az means incl1ce I'll u.s,.
nesses There acre $50 sc,vc
proprietors % unircos po.ated
businesses These bussnesses
brought IN much econon. c re-
turns TO EMPLOYERS and q, nc
same time employed 40 per-.
sons.
What They Did
There we're 20 automobile
laundues and 80 automobile re.
pair shops Il certainly is logi-
cal that there is much need FOR
expansion IN this area since De
troit is the motor city Of the
world The public is interested
IN service II buys service Yet
it wants good services. Regard
less % the racial identity Of the
prOprietors Il their services are
first class they will sell There
we're $50 barber and beauty
shops They are still more to
Gay because the population has
increased and business people
are developing establishments in
new areas There we're lis es-
adjustments Of cleaning. dyeing.
pressing. alteration renovatine
hats and repair simply
not enough. Three employment
agencies were listed. Three fur
repair and storage shops. 80
laundries and hand leundries
were listed Mention Is made Of
the Supreme Linen Laundry
developed by Fred Allen. Il
alone has a pay roll composed
OF IS or more employees. Ne
groes could help develop these
lsundues BY giving them work.
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EEw pEpuTY RrcoRpER

= olive Tror1t1- :. Lc-
advertising ran has been err
pointed cepu;r reccrcer n
Geeds = TIE DIST 6, - Cciuw-
b.s TIE ob pays over SS0oo
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
DEMOCRACY IN ACTION

Central High schools senior
class has decided not 70 nom.-
nate a girl for the National
Good Citizenship award. pre-
senied annually by the Dough
tiers q the American Revolu-
ii1n
The decision was prompted by
the OARS stand on racial issues.
i; was said The action vas tax
en- az a meeting Of the 27s class
members Paul Msnder. the
class treasure. reported
NEGRO LAW SCHOOL
The louisiana State Board 81
Education las, week attempted
o answer suits brough, oy Ne
groes seeking 10 entef Louisiana
State University IN a dsy-iong
session. the board voted 10 es-
isbiisa a Law school az South
ern university. near Baton
Rouge. where Negroes could
pursue careers al Law Two Ne
groes brought SUIT in recent
weeks aesins; Louisiana State
university conteRd ding they
were denied eSucatior solely be-
cause q. ;he.r race Ji7l-Crow is
extensive
JOBS IN LIBERIA
Applications are berg re-
ce,ve5 through TIE office % in
,erus- ,nal information ard ~ll-
.1-sl affairs - ;he ( : S:ste
1epa trers II washirEton for
re l 5 roraic MISSION 10
L,ceFs Ary5ae nho knows
soTetr.-E $685.; p,as:ic and
o-ics -ts@-g Eeolpgv fish pre-
se--E cs.c---c ard e ARISES
=
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-09
ALONG THE

GLASS HOUSE or PREJU-
DICE by Dorothy w. Barueh.
William Morrow and comPs.
ny. publishers. New York. EOS
PIP. $3.50.
Glass House az Prejga.ce *
az interesting book On prejudice
in ire United States. D.vced IT,
70 three parts the book gives
the effects, causes snd cures fo-
prejudice
Dr. Rsruch being q psycholo-
gisi celves into the psycholo-
g!csl aspects q hate and a.
tenpts to give The basic reasons
TO- people disseminating against
ether people The hook Is inter-
spersed with actual cases end
examples Though ficticious
names 10 demonstrate he per-
ticular point
West Coasts
Most ~ her examples take
place OF tire wes, Coast. where
the author served as special
consultant on the West Coast
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-05
MORE OIL IN MADISON.
ELK BASIN DEEP TEST

CASPERNow nearly 400 feet in the Madison lime the Sano
lind deep test in this prolific Teneep sand field has apparently
opened another oil
After topping the lime at 1880 this well drill stem test
445 recovered $50 feet of oil and oicut mud and drill
stem test 450536 hour recovered 80 feet of mud and
260 feet of gasy oil and ocu mud All of this has been prev
ously reported
Now drill testrom 4569461o open 1Ahours recovery
of 2400 feet of oil reported In subsequent drill stem tests below
this horizon mud only has been recovered Drilling continuing
with 4727 as the last reported depth
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-05
Explanation
Of Symbols

To save time, Numerous symbols are
Hsed In these Wyoming well reports.
Here's what they mean:
BOPD-barrels Of ell per day.
BOPH--barreIs of oil per boar.
BIS 4 W--basic sediment and water.
DIST. or DST--drtgI stem test
MIRT--moving In rotary tools.
MOCT--moving ON cable tools.
PB or P.Bs--pEamged back.
RURT-FigKfng mp rotary tools.
It'd. or TD--t0Emi depth.
WOC-waitlng on cenSnG.
WORT-waittng on rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-05

cNE NV Nc ss-ssN-l0ow
Location
Contlmealsa-las Geeassesm NO. 8
NE NE EW 2o-&gNo 9W
spudded e-Is-se. top Dakota, $500; top
suntance, Ss70s Enabsr, 0s05; Tin set,
6sTe. Top Tensleep, 8ss8. DsT 6s706o4e,
Hp es III Il sp 200 re 10 + que o2 5SOG s
30 B0PH
Five Nile Structure
(Big Horn County
Carfer-Colsrame Nc.
c NV sW 201zeN-03W
Drilling, 1000.
Frunnie Field
Park ComneyD
ContineHsal-Gens No. q
NE SIX Sc 26-68N-o8w
COMPLETION. $50 BOPD. It'd, $3.50.
COntinensaa-Maw No. g
NY SW sw 25-6sNseW
stanollmd-lsx Roaemherg
c Sc NE NE 2eBsN9sW
G0rl0nd Field
lBig Horn County,
ohloCoIony Fss No.
Lot 67-S6Sz
Installing pump, 4163.
0hio-kinney-Coasta1 No. 18
NV Sc 30-68N-e7w
Drilling. 25Q5.
Gebo Dome
(H04 Springs Commtyl
Contsnental-Gebo Unit No. rs
SW NE SW 23-44N-85W
I'd. 1890; P.B., 1854. COMPLETION.
Est. 125 BOPD.
Continental-Gebo Unit No. 16
NE NV SW 24-44N-e5W
Spudded 9-16-46; drilling, $40.
Greybull Field
(BIg Horn Comfy
J. w. Osborn-Kremmsr No.
NV NV NV 20-B2N-a3w
I'd, 522S, zoo II. In Deadwood. Plugging
back o test Empar and Tensieep PB.,
3415. Resqueezed. 1852. PERI 330O-337s
Shot 225 ats, s240-S2s5. Cleaning.
NEW LOCATION:
Holt Moon
Park County,
Hussky-Morrison No.
NV SW SW 14-51N-102W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
Hamilton Dome
(Hot Springs County)
Argo-Placer No.
c NV SW 13-44N-9SW
Drilling, 2705.
Argo Republic No. 20
CSL NV NE 14-44N-0SW
Spudded 9-17.46s drilling, 220.
Empire state~connaghan No.
SW SW NE 13-44N-98W
Standing, 1890.
West stases-skeIton No. II
SW NV NV 13-4AN-98W
Location.
Horse Creek
Laramie County,
General Petroleum 32-sz.G
SW NE SW 32-17N-6sW
OTD, 1888. To run pipe and test Muddy,
topped 5173.
/ Horne Field
Carton County,
swarsone et al.H0rne No.
NV SW 22-2ZN-7SW
Standing. 4362.
Kirby Greek
lH0t Springs County,
Hagewsnan- Fisher No.
Ne NE NE 20-43N-o2W
woo. SS5.
LuburGe Field
lSublefte Comfy
Texaco-F. X. Unit No.
SW SIC NV 27-27N-11SW
I'd, 11eO. PBTD e12. COMPLETION
Bsiied 10 BoPD. Installing pump.
L0ke Greek Field
(Hos Springs County,
C0ntinsntaE-Govr No.
SW Be SW 27-43N-07W.
esr.s.r~sm4 7.@-AQ Ghnxzy mi a2eo-T7 TlxfTl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-05
Byron Field
(Big Horn County,

Ohi0-Abraham No. 3
Lot 47H-56-97
Drilling, 427s.
Ohio-Coxxens No. /
NE SiS Lot 46, Sec. 23-5t
I'd, 1908. Old we'll to b
to Peay sand. Drilling, 2.
Ohio-State No. 2
NE NV NE Lot 3s, $3.50
woo, 1S6.
Mule Creek.Anderson No.
SW SW Lot 47-56N-97W
Drilling, 1900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-05

Continental-Geb0 Unit No. rs
SW NE SW 23-44N-05W
I'd, 1890; P.B., 1854. con
Est. l25 BOPD.
Continental-Gebo Unit No. 10
NE NV SW 24-44N-95W
Spudded 0-16-46: drilling, $50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-05
Mush Creek Field

Mash Greek Synd.-Gov't No. 1
NE SW 1-43N-63W
I'd, 1910. Testing.
Mush Greek Gynd. Smith No. 1
NV NE I5-44N-tS.5hN
I'd, 1000. Testing.
Evening star., 1946-09-04
STORES FOR RENT.

OUTSTANDING DOWNTOWN CORNER,
containing approx. 10000 50. IT.: will sub
divide; located 18th and Eye SITS. NV. in
the heart Of financial district; owner will
n lozs lss;s ziss
lumbia rd.. at. Fairland. Md; approx.
1880 50. IT, Law, storage room. heat.
vhGns vRRY 4snsSa hAaaE Store and apartments
any business; Immediate occupancy; rent
AsPy sPs IN II g. to
DRESSES, millinery, alterations, etc. Un-
usual opportunity for enterprising person
TO open Business with opportunity to 1--we
and bath 0 suite with direct street entrsnce
at sidewalk level insnew apt. bldg. Elec-
trical advertising sign permissible. Ad-
joins park and shopping center, on main
thoroughfare, with . trading area of at
least 10000 people. Reasonable rent.
SHTHHsba MAyERdy TAkXos me- ;taI. re- 1$ss
VI Wisconsin ;Haa ave; Heat and lisht turnishsd:
SHOE REPa2SMEN. PS2SS NJ rAfIoR. iaT two location,
available, Dupont Circle, 18th and Column
FL Iies sd 18th RR 81. rste Nww remodel .6tir. s
500. IA. 35is or IA. s5ss. -5
11th and N. Y. ave-: End floor, 1000 So.
ing power machinery. can be purchased;
reasonable rent to reliable party. Phone
So sis-s$s 10 1ith e hspss. N.WN.w modern build
ing. good for any type business. NE. 751s.
RA 1101, g.
Evening star., 1946-09-04
SUBURBAN sALe-vIR6INIA.

ARLINGTON FoREsT-s rms. excellent
school and stores, large living rm. and
bath, ample closets. full bsm't, oil &C.
heat; insulation. storm windows and doors,
ysnsssa seas oWsRh o fah s shSvn
sELLiNG' TELL US. Deal with confidence
with an active organization that r1, can and
%shM S4shsoN ESsps a OK ntRC
session; 2-story semidet, all-brick home
ton. Close to the District line, House con
equipped KY: downstairs; z bedrmsi and
nlaa mens with s' aree aa ianndfs ues a III Rass
heat. Nice fenced-in lot near schools,
sas nSRRnf esss saa SPE s5s sss
LAST CHANCE for you to purchase one of
houses in. Columbia Forest. Arl.. Va, only
2 left. immediate occupancy All con-
easS 5ses aasNc9 sss eSuleS
200, 200 aftes nos7 pm. phone Roberts Falls
sTNGALoW. near vienna. on busline02-
Hesrm and bath Il ssssstos .sea sinsls bansa
eases ese snd runs @ @ oo uS sSictsns p9esa
e se tnS anEs fG1Ssnieh1E aaafss coR
Or. 44e4. Ewes" tel. oL. 400, Ext. 8.
ALIxASSDsIAs Sysn. Inrrs eriSk 1nI l blk
Gle Bath and sheus4 S With
sssSs s1s ;R' !kza1 z; isas:.'ss{;s iss S:s
pSIssaIiNc1TiIyiE AND sr4eelous s-rm. white
u bath on 1st noor; Ia baths on End:
large bsdrooms. valk.in closets. oil h.-%
$s3.9 900: ggcKLEsY q BUCKLEY. 4sl7
6wNkR 6ss NhkHg' LEAvfAas fav CITY. will give Inn
house In west Rossmont. full basement,
eo.. 10 si.nsp sha Sh ehsn @ .ssls: ss5es
snf Jackson 0Ys isS sssts2p rns Gs
ssLlNaFos tGR RsfFs sd sAvhsTSENry Avfh!aTfsHn y. rms,
@ @sssa 'Ss heat ssrsse. Mr. assn.ra' Ak. ss
ARLINGTON INVESTMENT CO rm.
and bath. lovely row brick. oil s-c heat.
Io min. D. c. by bus. Mr.. Maynard. AK
ARLINGToN INVESTMENT co.-ssoo
down this home win probably go oI for
S'S,s;r STIss; az :x .sss ISL. iai basement ~
Of commercial ground. Has a s-story. as
bsstos-shinK!e house: located At 263o
railroad, tracks. with future siding. Has
setaehed garage in good condition., Price.
Builder; 1928 Wilson blvd. AriinGton.
CAN WE HELP You, 2-story brick and
easement: conveniently located substan-
tial, cash: TAIMA0E wrICHER, Reaitcr-
Builder. 173s Wilson blvda Arlington. GIL.
Evening star., 1946-09-04
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist combination
once. large reception room and 3 other
corner suite With direct
shspDins, ssnssl 'lihi iIla%snatsd .sars aeesors
tiyely new sectien q ooo io.ooo peepfe M femp Rss
sona6le rent. WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC,
Wis. XvE.-Desirable ot,ee., suitable most
any profession, such as doctor, dentist,
a A.. D: VIZ wGaSTMS40dH. 5ssl RealsoT' 1905 wis.
DoWaNTowN9 OFFICE BUILDING, excellent
location for accountant, real estate broker,
manuiacturer representative, etc. 1 room,
TIRE LARGE ROOMS for rent. Apply
40 9Th st. NV. Ask for MRS. MARTIN
DIGNIFIED. attractive otnces, with un-
psss ss59ss ssnsns and ssn sts
ioSS BEock Of 81 sqsspiendid o sia opporo
s%pity to rent this entire .. portion Of
1ttr.ctive lease. FRANK 8. PHiLLiPs,
9th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-end-noor spac.
Of rms. and iayatory, suitable Tor dental
la5oratory 1n1a or similar trade. Call Me.
Ills 9Th ST. N.w.-5 rooms on frst floor
Of Of aparsment eHdn building; rent 500 month.
ffMM22DGIxTE ocCUrANcY-rront ONCE,
300 50. IT.; clean. well lishted, central
location. Call DI. 1910 between 10 I'M.
FRONT OFFICE. ground floor. furn. or un-
furn.; desk space, mail and tel. service.
i.t.d aARSE auns32 R2Sns sS9nDssssy Isssy reasso
bosCToR's offfcE.o available sh sIn. IN sucSins-
ham Community. . development Of over
or gynecologist. Call MR. HISLE CH.
5000, Apply 313 N. Glebe rd.. Airing
Conner s-RooM SUITE of omces. near
Capitol and Library. of Congress. avail
able soon; splendid location Tor lawyers,
doctors or organizations needing ofnces
near Capitol. KELLEY & BRANNER, DI.
774O. %
BETHEsDA-on1ces suitable for any type
Of business; 4; V; PIsANI, Of. 1900. 10
2411 WILSON BLVD. Large 1st-foor
500 single q $3.50 double; immediate
919-921 I1th ST. N.W-onces available
for immediate occupancy. FroRt ONCE ex-
ffss IA is. os.
with physician. Medical section. Reply
Box 139-D, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-04
SUBURBAN sAIE-vIRcINIA.

an ATTh!AAcTIvE lIt,is s;roon brick bun;
s9alss 1885, Iss sss7s s price
%sath ns ins,Osn' P5insDs interest," taxes
5Ss, EgsToS ~ sS5t Sssa 10Th I'd. north. e~ '
IMMEDIATELY AvAILABLE-s-room barn
used for residence; electricity, water.
sewerage; convenient; at Alcova Heights;
bus, stores. schools, churches nearby; S
minutes drive from Memorial Bridge:
priced for quick sale: owner leaving city
Phone oxford 0006 JANE B. BYARS,
Or write Box /, Ariington, Va. g.
$l1 200 - HILLSIDE setting Of acres,
with an attractive 2-bedroom house with
bath, electricity, furnace, range. retriger-
ator, large fireplace: 12 miles from Wash
ington. in Fairfax County; $4,000 down.
MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va, at the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 6sl2.
10 ACRES with substantial brick house.
combining suburban convenience and coun-
try freedom. This property will appeal to
the lover OF the good earth who stin must
consider committing time to the once.
The house has living room with fireplace,
dining room. kitchen. entrance hall and
bedroom on the first floor and bedrooms
and baths on the End. There is large
Th. Basement Nth ns oil heating plant
ssoSs pIe. sas sssoo mss Tan
down payment. required See MASON
HIRsT,, Annandale, Va, at the end Of
Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1946-09-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1909 LOCATION, main shopping section:
STORE and space above; could divide store
Shants Sns and and investors. Act quickly. Box
DoWNTeoWTN own COMMERCIAL SITE. iaos-
rear; 6,1S4 50. ft., unimproved. now re-
ssiSsERT sias Il. W; assa SAVAGE s1s Union Trust
Ma MASS. AYE. between Scott Circle and Du-
brcE dWens n rSoms SSsory fnd ssbs sa;s H
heat: suitable for embassy use. educational
prced WsAvrs sRo INC 81 se6
yi yyiAcANT-1s. "A IT: commercial duplex. u rms.
Sears RoebaeE stoTe Ths FL Wis pfopers;
IA has bee been reduced in price; Owner wants
'i EsE IPspss'SR BRv b Co. RssS
I IsS.7 coNNEeriGGf' caoNsNSsi SaSf' AVE, list CONNER.
M saft tronsss msstene bIdns Hva5s. $500 50
s}a.,G sS}nsnsy Oct. MoNTAasUEE' coRP es- es-
41a-414 E. CAPITOL sr.-2 bldss
tor business and / dwelling; reasonable
uPSsn paie sah g pSsR
6KoiSSF 81 81 4$s GRos4Snst:sT fsS i: sT SA as2s
of xsS Sntgsrfs soG consists sa s .asss asS9
mercial. located on 18th St.; preliminary mary
slsns ssoTs. call rdq for t 79unis apt house
shsrr ME- 54oo untiI 9afesii5S pm: 'aEs SUNDAY Mr
STEIN W.s = CO. i4I5 Z ST. NV. ME. 800.
tution tMatisnhs'on Complete Real Estate 1nsti-
HEART OF CLARENDON. vA-1st COM
Wsy frsme Souss On On so hsh
IIEsa6M IsSa & dERsER REALTY lzS'Vcc; CO, if! Ap.
STORE on FIRST floor with = rooms ana
epm soEs 5ohn s1y sGyder vacant Ss
mediately, available: hall and ? rooms on
sosf Rpbh BGasiossss RaLfy f fues5. so
fzRvfEW fzfa = A1s W. Na7fsooo r. 1899 So r., sna
dtssy n the rear 2, the coS.n
oMnsrs ovtrsss. have s reaues.sd US to obtain an
Ground Lease on . long term Of Years. at
ssSsl ssSsias%:as s]:: NO SfSzR fsys ssos. me-
.5ays FIRST e SGoMMEkSIxl on ssna St; NV.
iaui5f psuRy RsaEr RsEis coRs ys y
8 81 Nv RE. 1133; ewes, Mr.. Watts,
1S 1loits sSi sSsh ST. N,w.-1st comm. s-stor, @s
J eng = paSemenS prick bldg. vacant. QRURY
sta 81: eyes: II; ases,7 asaeaS7 K st. NV. sE'
1000 M ST. N.W.-2-story brick bldg;
End floor rented for $3.50 mo-: ist foor.
,owe ,tSre o,s basement sem 1 snd gsrage ayailsbs
iaSa iasa X ST. NV. RE. 1913; eyes, EN-.
VACANT STORE. apartment, in dssirsb,.
,n 1ew o Sol1red ne; e. neighborhood, 5 yrs. old.
5aOWN ss.S REALTY CORP. DU. s558. --5
BUSINESS ,usn, sx..ag doing 100000 yearly; upper
soses; bldg. in very good condition: price
sS9. 600, subject to offer, which includes
oIdga business, stock and equipment
eREp ees4 4. SMITH. Rsaltor. Ills 17yh.
IONED and CoML., near 9th and d sv.
J, room brick. 25-foot frontage to 30-foot
lliey; house In good condition; good lo-
.ation for home or business; price, Sl1,75O.
81 sREp 9aa; 4; SMITH Realtor. 111s 18th sts
CLOVER PARK AREA - Ideal location.
ioctors dentists or professional ofhcess
ge. 11-rm. det. home. vacant and re-
iscoratsd; For information please can
[NEz CuSHARD. Dr. ss43, EN-. SITS.