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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
Annual
Contest
EIks
0ratOrV
SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
3 P. M.
APRIL 81, 1916

WHAT: LBP o. E. of WIS Oratorical Contest
(Elks)
WHEN: Sunday Afternoon, April Fl, 1916
WHERE: Ebenezcr A. M. E. Church, 23rd Avenue
and East Olive Way, Seattle, Washington
WHO: Any regular student of any Seattle High
School. Must not be nineteen years
of age.
PRIZES: 1st Prize-Silver Loving Cup
End Prze-Plaque
3rd Prize-Medal
Winner of this contest eligible to compete
in Cd State Contest, 90 Regional Ion
test both with richer cash awards, and
90 National Contest with 81 900 schoi-
arship in any credited college IN the
United States the final prize
RULES: Deadline for Application of admission set
April A. 1916. I
Orations limited to ten (1O) minute: and
ing list:
1. The Constitution and Slavery
2 Harriet Beecher Stowe and the Con-
stitution 49,.
g. The Constitution and the Citizen
4. Frederick Douglas and the Constitu-
ton.
Abraham Lincoln and the Constitution
g. John Marshall and the Constitution
z. The Negro and the Constitution
g. George Washington and the Consul
tuition -, ~
g. Booker T. Washington and the Con-
stitution
Constitution in each case to mean me
Constitution of the United STATES "
America
To Secure ENTRY BLANKS AND FOR FULL AND
COMPLETE PARTICULARS Contaet
Miss Vertner of the Y. w. c. A. or Mr.
Copeland of the Y M. C. A.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
SHIRLEY NORRIS;
ALBERT NICHOLS
MARRIED SUNDAY

Miss Shirley Norris, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude d. Nor
ris 1881 2Sth Ave, was quietly
wed to Mr.. Albert C. Nichols, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nichols
Gil Goth Ave No., in services at
the Presbyterian church $3.50 Sun
day morning. April IA. The Rev.
Wesley Halves officiated.
Bridesmaid to the bride was
Miss Sarah Green and bestman
was Mr.. Harold Holifield. The
bride was given away by her
father. Following the wedding a
reception was held at the home
of the brides parents. The
couple will make their home at
1913 18th Ave.
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FULL GOSPEL LIGHT HOUSE
CHURCH
1923 21st Ave Seattle, % Wash.
Evangelist Bertha Mitchell,
v. D. M.
The Old Time Revival is contin-
uing with the Lord Blessing. and
with Elder c. D. Darden and F.
J. Johnson in charge, come and
hear these men of God. and the
songs of Zion as sung by our
Sister Darden, and Evangelist
LESSEE McLemore.
The Revival will last as long
as the Lord leads. Services every
night, but Saturday night.
A cordial welcome extended to
all
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He was named frankie Isaac
Robinson, but his nanny called
him Sugar Chile. A precocious
infant with a wide, friendly grin,
he hummed tunes six months
after he was born. Propped up
on piano bench at IL, Sugar
Chile banged out his first tune
Tuxedo Junction" with a boogie
beat Before he was 5 he made
his first professional stage APP
pearance with Louis Prima at the
Downtown Theater in Detroit, his
home town For this, he was
paid $40.
When Sugar Chile was 6. he
played three days with Lionel
Hampton at the Paradise theater
in Detroit For this: SIS. Shortly
after, in September 1916, he ap-
peared for a week with frankie
earle at the Michigan theater. AL
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Easter Sunday from p. N. to S
p. m. at the Savoy FALL room,
corner of 22nd and Madison. AID
mission 81 including tax.
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BIG EASTER MATINEE DANCE
MUSIC BY THE 1--WE BOMBERS
SAVOY BALL ROOM, 22ND AND MADISON

Hiehliohting the evening will
be an Easter parade which will
climax with prize to the best
dressed lady and best dressed
gent.
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HARLAN S. CALLAHAN
FILES FOR SHERIFF

With a statement Of thanks to
welfare leaders, community clubs,
service groups and church and
P. T. A. members who have CO.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17

Starting off with a KICKOFF
banquet for workers and friends
the 1916 membership campaign of
the N. A. A. C. p. made local
history with the interest shown
at this gathering at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church last Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Augusta Shannon,
general chairman of the drive had
splendid program to highlight
the evening. Former State Sena-
tor Mrs. Mary Farquharson and
now Northwestern secretary of the
Fellowship Reconciliation was the
feature speaker and she stressed
What Is the N. A. A. C. p and
emphasized the overall contribu-
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THE METROPOLITAN
INDEPENDENT CHURCH
o3rd and East SnrlIce

NoTu anu Cd5I OPIuC
J. Frederick Blythwood, Pastor
Res. 1918 Washington East 294o
Sunday School-9:45 a. m.
Morning Service-11:00 a. m.
Evening Service-S:00 p. m.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17

Full Gospel Mission
1714 Yesler Way
Rev. Edw. Dennison, Pastor
Service 7:45 We'd, Friday and
Sunday 3 p. M, 7:45 p. m.
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HENEHAN FILES
FOR REELECTION

BY STAFF REPORTER
Among well known names to be
found among those filing last
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17

Mt. Olive Baptist Church
1927 jackson ST.
Rev. Judson Swancey, Pastor
Services-Morning, HOO a. M;
evening, 1880. Prayer service
Wednesday evening 1880.
Re-. 2107 f. James St, Phone
East 7135.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
A. Nj. Il. ZION CHURCH

A. Nj. Il. ZION CHURCH
Rev. +. Lee Standifer, Pastor
9:45-Sunday School.
1O:50-Junior Church.
11:00-Sermon.
500 P.M.-Evengelistic sermon.
500 P. M.-Wednesday, prayer
meeting.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17

"PENTEcoSTAL"
The Full Gospel Hight House
Church
1913 21st Avenue. PR. 1886. Pas
tor, Evangelist Bertha Mitchell.
Sunday School-9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship-11 a. m.
Y.P.H.A.-6:30 p. m.
Mid-week:
Wednesday-Prayer and Bible
Study, 500 p. m.
Friday - Evangelistic Services,
500 p. m.
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Grace Presbyterian Church
End and East Cherry ST.
Rev. Wesley L. Halves, Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. M; II a. m, Morning worship:
6 p. m. Young People; 7:30 p. m.
Evening Worship.
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go TO CHURCH SUNDAY, RENEW YOUR FAITH IN GOD

First A. M. {. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
Rev. Edward D. chappelle, Pastor
Sunday School, GAS.
Preaching, l and 8, Christian
Endeavor, p. m. Midweek.
Mount Zion Baptist
1884 18th Avenue
Prospect 0444
Rev. Benjamin r. Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 1910. Youth
Group meeting p. m. Preaching
II and 8.
Full Gospel Pentecostal Temple
18th & E. Fir
Bishop E. 2. Morris, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship IL a. M, Bible Glass
p. m. Evening service s p. m.
Evangelistic services Tuesday 8
p. m.
Peoples institutional Baptist
Church
12o-21st Avenue
Rev. r. W. Peniek, Pastor
Church Phone, Prospect 4131
Sunday School $3.50 a. m. Morn
ing worship IL a. m. Evening
worship p. m.
Washington Street Methodist
1886 Washington ST.
Rev. Theodore Walters, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a. m. -.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m; Morn.
ing worship IL a. m; Methodist
Youth Fellowship. Wed. s p. m.
Church Of Christ
703 2tst Ave.
Services IL a. m. Sundays. Bro.
| r. CaSsluS. Minister, Z. L. MICH
olson. song leader. You are
welcome.
st. Phillips Mission
227 23rd Ave. NJ.
Vespers, 2 p. m.
Progressive Missionary Baptist
Church
Sunday School a. m; Morn
ing worship IL a. m; b. T. o. p.
M; Evening services p. m. Pray
er Meeting, We'd. p. M; Bible
class Thurs. p. m.-Rev. Geo.
Lyles, Pastor; Sister Rose Kelly,
Sec'y.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-31

PATRONAGE DIVIDENDS Pa atronogo dividends Of $25 1880, ,ooo woro returned by 4,olo CO., operative assoc fat ions to their patrons
 during 1856, tho only year for which com-' p1oto figures woro available at this timo. About 57% of all marketing and purchasing associations paid patronage dividends in
 that yocr. Throo of ovory four ossocio- tions purchasing petroleum products paid dividends averaging $4 ,747 per assoc iot ion
The Valley settler., 1946-10-31
OUR HEALTH
PROGRAM

Most Of us arc incl illod to tcieo good hcclt tn cs natter of fact. An old ruis1; ounce of provont ion uorth c pound of euro, in no field is moro cpp1icob1o than in borsono1 and publ ic health. Of 'lcto years, ,provon- ion, rather then euro, in rodicino, hos boon stro sscd. Sinco tho swing in this iroction, moro cgonc jos hcvo becorlo in .torostod in hocl th--r1ot only in individ- uc1, but al 50, community hoo1th. In Palmer, interest in the hoc1th anG>vsol- faro of individuals md tho community, is not confined to any ono agency. Tho following ell york togothor: I. The School
 Health Education is part of the curric- u1wn from the first grade up. Hygiene and physical education are part of the
 program; physical aminat ions are con-
 ducted regularly.
 II. Physician -
 The physician is vital part of any
 community health program. Palmer is
 fortunate to have two qual if jed doctors who are interested in the connmlnity's
 problems.
 III. Hospital
 Palmer citizens are more conscious of
 the necessity for hospital since the
 recent fro. They now know what it
 means to be without one. It is of
 course definite asset for community
 this size to maintain it s own hospital. ". Public Aoalth Service
 Federal; Torrtto rial; local,
 a. Nursing sorvico
 gonoralizod family program Cont. .n5x9
Evening star., 1946-08-02
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SUITE OF 4 OFFICES on ard 4 Of cen
fsflI fPls Tsaisl Go sdS AppIy Quaker Cry EiNo-
Isiis ioestsd dsvntssn y RaIfdlnn R Z 2. 8..ssn sen
~ fSsK F's ffs'1E soskna CITY 1lso
ph phone ssSa service; Conn. ave mailing address.
OFFICES. furnished or unfurnished; also
desk spaGs;t mail and telephone service
eESrfdse deW5f dF cn.hEsDos s3s rs e nv exec. com
sssfss sa Pssns nsd g. aln.,on sSt' 81 ssSs
organiza tIon or club, 21st and sts NV
cons 1 from ior oess anf ndS ses
cupies basement foor,. 1st floor contains
lge, reception hsll, lke. rms, with nre-
amount Of storage space: 3rd 4. contai ms
two @-bedrm furn:: apis. each with private
newly decorated and may be remodeled TO
5uit tenant. Call Mr.. BENNETT. Me
ENTIRE BUILDING FOR RENT. over 10
rooms, II baths, elevator; excellent con-
dition, very attractive BLDG; suitable for
nonproht organization OF Government; mr.
Dupont Circle, Appy l6"7 10th st. NV,
I;Gi ST. N.W,-Entre building vacant;
WIZ lease in the entirety to responsible
1000 SO; Fl. SUITE: lower, Conn, ave,
iPs ,PYs with service i, i /, RUST c., ' iool
BFETHEsDA, pc on Wisconsin Syllable
Rsal lGs aRy Rstass ssDe o. Of S6S 9ses A. " PlsAN1
PRIvATE oFFiCE in law suite. completely
Imrnished M 21o7 Pa. ave. NV" S45 mo
sht a'y fey.r ahasa uor It !snInx. hx vsss sssy
NV MeoinsERN OFFICE VIII VIII tiled .lav at
10th and Eye sts, NV, Suitable for lawyer,
HaSRY tfsshsYY Re Say1 0StaasF business Phone Mr.
5so4 GA. AvE.--A suite of rooms on
snd moor suitable for any kind of Offices.
fItI THREE e, Rooms, lavatory. north lissht.
freshly ssR decorated 5easonsb. rent
Goth ST, NEAR X N.w.-Two rooms and
storage space: approximately 500 So IT.
HACKMAN-coNNoR d RYoN, INC. RE,
poWNTowN: i ST, N,w;-Entir. noor, .
Lighting I III Rsasons6lsi RE, 35aa.
heart Of financial district, available to
Fesponssle s9nss p tsnaR. on long lesss WILLIAM
I1I5 9Th ST. NV, 5 large rooms SI00
month. See janitor on premises. RE,
oFFicE SPACE FOR RENT-2nd and :srd
{ xNp is p,T ROOM mG pau s1traetiv. upturnish.d
suite with lavatory. situated at Dupont
c1,ffissi a cqnn ave pg 554s
ply 1906 l4th st. NV" between 4 and q
Evening star., 1946-08-02
SUBURBAN sAte-uApy,Ahb

II MILES froM University Of Md.-At-
tractive, lse; 6-rm. brick house: 1st a..
b1i-in sarase ful basem}. @ fe lse emo reerea era
tlOn 6Gnt rm'' laSndrg rm' ot W. heat
VA iSIa Ewes, O oL. s 2sas, Mrs With fes0fs. 8. B.
MoSfGSaEkY MNeoSi7iSsEK y CO.. IA miles D C. I'M lis.
branch: 5-room BUNGALOW: furnished " G,
aARYLASp As; HGSfol STORE "iS for sale. with living
accom- store store selling liquor, beer, ,sroeeries
oak sha Drss " Th prsRcE SaEs ss sns ss snd
Llmore Lnno axs gsoo Riverdale. Nd. Phone WA.
TEMPLE HILLs--Lsrge = story, 6 rooms
level ground with beautiful trees. garden
End sTn1, cbcEen b x house on ha,d read ; mi
from 2 aa or At ca aaa ar Tith g B.
j iii. MI Ne Rockville, n,e near Dicks store
subdiyision-New masonry bungalow, stuc-
co, 26x30', Furred walls, 4 rms, hdw
ts f,ov. bath 9Th Nth shower eee rstsr and
porsh, lot 5ox3oo'. $500. H, L. ENG
SIX NEW HoMEs-A group Of new brick
detached homes, in Takoma Park, with 6
lovely lge rms, and "a baths; homes to
inspected before they are finished Two
STONE. Reaitor, OR. 2o44' aO'p' fAolt 4 r
) ACRES, 7-room house, $500; Is acres
modern brick house, tenant house, and
barns. $4,000: 100 acres, modern home
good modern tenant house and barn $50, :
900 RUBY M. POLICY, RA. 1000, Q to
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB DISTRICT-Love-
ly, Williamsburg brick. practically new,
Win bedrm; and bath on Ist floor and =
hedrms. and bath, end floor. Wooded set
ting OF almost acres: very good value at
S21 600. Call Mrs Christman. ALLIED
REALTY CORP WI 6649; ewes, OIL
Williamsburg COLONIAL. 6 rooms
brick, screened porch. fireplace. living
room, dining room. fully equipped kitchen
l bedroom and bath LIST floor: . bedrooms
and bath, End floor: full basement, oil heat.
recreation room with bar: outside entrance:
price, Sl6.50a; substantial cash; posses
S1S TlSn at settlement. CLYDE R. ADAMS,
YOU CAN SEE 1e MILES across Washing
Lon from this beautiful 2-story brick 3
peorooms, tiled bath. oil a-c. heat, insu-
lated; grand basement $500 down: S17
mo including taxes and ms. at 4rt.
STANLEY MOREAU, 5423 Annapolis I'd
HY. 1910. Ewes, WA. $3.50 4
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD-5-room stone
bunsalow; oil INV h, completely furnished
only blocks to bus and shopping center
ment ADELBERT W. LEE, 3a1I Penna. rS
ave. Sc, Ii 1000 "A
Evening star., 1946-08-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

1854 X ST. NV, entire building vacant;
will lease in the entirety TO responsible
party. Offices available for doctors or
any type of business ONCE. Call EN-
1880 CONN, AvE.-Entire floor. suitable
for professional ONCE or studio Key al
Ackerman's, ATTORNEY PAREGOL., Ma,
"5Ii0 MACARTHUR BLvD."-owner will
lease this vacant well-built large house,
zored for commercial use TO a desirabIs
tenant for a business and home Pieass
check location before calling HARRY I
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1865 .
200 BLK. ST, 22X10. Box 432-X. Star
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION-Possession IN
80 days; especially suitable fer school,
fraternity Of doctors. also for Govt. bureau;
4-story and English basement limestons
front; bldg. conts. approx. $500 50. IT
For further information call Mr.. Kamons,
OIL. 1862 with LEGUM L. GERBER
REALTY CO. AD 1900. 5
APPROX. 5000 so. FT ground floor space,
modern brick BLDG, End commercial, u
block of New York ave. ne; ONCE quarters
exits, side alley; suitable for light
manufacturing. machine shop, laundry,
storage, etc. possession 3 to months
FRANK J. voLKMAN, EN- 4a4a, eve.
$500 SO. FIT. OFFICE SPACE, on one
floor, heart of financial district, available
10 responsible tenant on long lease. WILL
LIAM L., BUSH. Real Estate, MA. $500
Evening star., 1946-08-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18TH AND SITS. NE.-Two stories and
sSe tor anS pa sDa'e in spS5S suit
into lovely store: This choice property is
sTIN cor reff ia15 5fs s.. nT aEo Mr B5ES 54S
arTESaoS GGESHf Rsh Estsf Ssl.et t.
NV: : rooms. fuii basement, semen OIL oil heat; eat:
si Msass ss sso pSse .;.s ss5d sad
sun, DI. o7o5. BOSS PHELPS 14I7
6oWiNhf,oewN 5 bisi OFFICE su1Lp1NG-4-story
brick BLDG. located at 1902 L st. NV:
H's Can oWNER 0GsR sR Fl ii osy: sTs mai III
BOOMING HOUSE INVESTMENT. near
Conn, ave; better than, $500 gross per
msnh oil 6es ssrsa sah: soo spssS sosn
will buy II; possession with settlement, Cali
81 oa; as'ss Boss a. 'f2a pH.Lss fSs' liF iPa g.
tPpER CONN. AVE, N.w.-outst.ndins
assssy sse Sas "a or ssssS. saes and and
parel shop, Eift store or any type Of better
s:;;s'; i2';i si5S
SfAR EiSis DSFoNT NsnTsttHssn corner
rooming house; early possession: $4,000
WA. 500, Win
ssASE ss1, SoSNid4ia5T NR1hK5pT yt Ri i.n III
vert st.-First commercial. l2.405 So TT.
t.story limestons bldg;, s,story brick bids.
EXCLUSIVE sSsl agents. 1925 Eye st. NV. MA.
LARGE. SPACIOUS STORE for sale: with
apt sa, above; 18th st us sGsneg leeation; sS-
EXCLUSIVE agents, 1854 Girsrd ST. NV,
HEIRS SAY sELL-4-story corner brick,
has delicatessen store doing over ST,O00
a month, has rms and bath above store
cAvALIERE. GE: -s1se or RIA, 1922. 5
18th AND X SITS. NW.--lst commercial
3-story row brick with store and apis
above. to be delivered vacant, Valuable
house. Suitable for any type Of business
Located in the heart Of medical. center.
BERNSTEIN a. CO, 1415 x St NV Me
5400. A Complete Real Estate Institu-
iath NEAR PARK RD.--Fin. store with
rooms and = bath, plus two S.room and
bath apartments, garage: terrific future
good returns. SAM RosEY. AID. :700.
Evening star., 1946-08-02
LOTS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION, BUILDERS! 800 5lds lots,
SEs oy.9 may eesn nggsssssy
bradbury. 6nabMefi Nd. sP. osa0S'o BENNETT s'
BUILDERS AND INVESTORS, attention.
level land. ready % to build; a block from
s. s ~ sss G'S per So. TN t. SCOTT ssAASpoEERs..
EXCLGsivE RESIDENTIAL section, Amer
lean University Psrk-Large corner lot.
1900 block OF Western ave at Fessenden st,
s 0faHa aase '0t cY ff2 RESLFY fs
cHoIcE HALF-ACRE LOTS, IS miles D. c,
ns M1t, oniX Si25 zach; 5rontins paved resf
siIyER !; sPsfSs1s sssa5itsl building ie..
sss5o. E. L. TAduE' sH. 4sss "' afitasar fiaa
18th ST. NV. 5000 block adjoining
"a; 4as3 ewes; Or, sss4: =, -
SssK REALTY s, fS, S2s GR 4Iis IS .AD.
S,pEs II TssFsy
2o0-aere, DEVELOPMENT. where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure in
perfect settins af for iTST your
shopping center IN silver spring area, 70
from 81 $50 for i or NOR. acres. av.rss.
Ing less than 4 cents per square foot, in
clude fne paved roadways, with no assess
ments Of any kind: cash or terms; lttera-
MOSS, ReaItor, sH, $500 "
IN LOVELY BELLEVUE FOREST, Airing
ton: over $4,000 50, IT; sewer and water;
$4,000, OWNER, OK. 376l -
best section of besutiful Woodmoor, most
popular planned community in the Silver
Spring area. where goo individually de-
signed homes were built and sold promptly
prior to Pear, Pearl Har1bor 70 to ls5 # front.
Colesville rd.,. as low as Sl450; only a few
eft; plat and literature on request. Phone
for sppt. to inspect GEORGE J. MOSS,
ss'NS 81 TwESTy TsS9 Or sITEs ssS sut.o.
81 houses, all improvements. good street.
$3.50 each GUNN Il MILLER 800 l1th
10 looxsoo * IN ii G1ao cH' CHI. VIEW. sewer and
SSater in ,. Call OWNER, aft. pm.
sE suTTEufL, WOODED corner lot in tn.
exclusive Jefferson Park section of Alex
andris, ] block from bus, convenient to
ssp .iTssld sIss %TJft55AMs n
Gro. II. WILLIAMS co.-Beverly Hills.
lood featsss 9ass y Owens sesy sSso 6sa6e
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-lo4-tt, frontage:
neighborhood 4, perfect setting for your
ofP aGPe 18Th oS sr Il NEwamseau.lful aooI sh.ph.ra
PARK e biks north Kalmia ,rd Lee lots.
So IT. frontase, any desired depths.
PRICES from So, $50 un. SHAPIRO, fNc..
tcontinued on Next Psss.l
Evening star., 1946-08-02
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE-Oownto lst commercial
LOCATION, approx. 1900 So. IT. to so II
3 baths, 3 kits, ami: can obtain pos
session OF warehouse or possible income OF
S32h per month, no expense Call Mr.
TIA 1892.
Evening star., 1946-08-02
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WANTED TO RENT bids approx, 90 BY
~ II. barn, warehouse garage or what
have you, 800 IT, from the nearest bldg
for or 3 nths, In nearly Nd or Va;
water supply and sanitation facilities nee
essary. Call HO. 0333, %
Evening star., 1946-08-02
OFFICES WANTED.

VETERAN DENTIST desires to rent dental
Office in NV; consider buying est. practice
or .associating. Box 2T4-X, Star q
NONPROFIT RESEARCH organization
snaee ippITHaeis IN bnidns o eou 81 IT. 81 once
Call HO 1895
VET LOOKING FOR DOWNTOWN ONCE
in ONCE bldg. Can use 2 or 5 rms; excel
lent references. win sign lease. Box
1878, Star. =
ssrn,a WILL smAKa asm n, OtfiSE and stsnosraphie
reasonable rent, Box 431-X. Star. ,
Evening star., 1946-08-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE for clients with sub
stantlsl cash. or rm. house in Falls
Church, or nearby section. Call c, r,
MORAN. Falls Church Sl2-J-2, or DI
Evening star., 1946-08-02

IDEAL SPOT for many businesses, includ-
ing brewery bottling laundry. dry clean
ing, wsrehousins, STORAGE. manufacturing
and vetlnarian. An once building 'front.'
an all purpose brick building All situated
on lot containing $4,000 SO. fl and To-
Gated in the heart OF industrial RosSlyn.
Va. Lot contains ample provision for ex-
pansion of present facilities If desired. For
further information call Mr. Brsgs with
JOHN c. WRIGHT, INC, CHI. Al; ewes.
OK. 1883 -
$4,000 SQUARE FIT. of
industrial ground; can be purchased as
whole or in lots of various sizes, excellent
location within District with r. r. siding in
rear. Gail D1 s724. N. BAsILIKo REAL
TY CO -3
100000 SO. FIT. of industrial land on the
B. & Q. R.R.: SOC so. # c. II. PEARCE,
6so9 Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Nd. Phone
WA 7nna or tS3nS q
Evening star., 1946-08-02
STopEs Eop DENT

5ti0 MACARTHUR BLyD.-Large vacant
house, zoned for commercial use and
suitable for a business and your home
owner will lease to a desirable tenant
Kindly check the location before calling
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 86
WEST SIDE OF 18th ST, near Rhode
lease basis. To inspect call JUSTINE 4
BEREMTFR, E6n l1:a Vermont ave. NV.
900 BLOCK ST. 2ex7o. Box ASK,
5-YEAR LEASE FOR SALE-lst-ioor To-
cation: central downtown NV. location;
now vacant: immediate possession can be
arranged. Cali DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
Evening star., 1946-08-02

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE"-May
assist YOU in securing q purchaser?
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. / &C.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY, from owner
white or colored houses in any condition
Will pay all cash. Box 62-X, Star
Evening star., 1946-08-02
STORES WANTED.

STORES WANTED.
rs YOUR STORE FOR SALE" May
assist you in securing purchaser?
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. ! 66
WILL PAY UP TO 81 900 month rent for
lge. store located downtown shopping
Replies TO this ad are confidential Box
! l03-X, Star. Ii
Evening star., 1946-08-02

STORES FOR SALE.
rs YOUR STORE FOR SALE" May
assist you in securing q purchasers
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 1885
Evening star., 1946-08-02
STUDIOS WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

DESIRES STUDIO. with or With.
'ut piano: NV. Washington, Georsetown
,r Arlington. Box 333-v, Star 4"
Evening star., 1946-08-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE"-May
assist you in securing a purchasert
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1853.
Evening star., 1946-08-02

500 BLOCK 1st ST. NV, mr. ST. and nr
shopping: ~3story and basement bldg. ex-
cellent spot for business such as tailor
beauty shop real estate ONCE, contractor,
ofnce on OF & tr9ckins CO: etc. Price only
Evening star., 1946-08-02

co. Dominion Hills
ms. tiled bath. refgr.
leat, full basement.