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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05
GAME WILL START
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
Coach Stones Team Has
Lost Only Conference
Game 1t Has Played
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

The New Hanover High School
Wildcats will clash with the Ra-
leigh Caps in their second confer
ence game of the season tonight
at 8 o'clock at American Legion
stadium, Coach Leon Brogden an
nounced yesterday evening.
Coach Lee Stones boys come to
Wilmington with record of one de-
feat in their lone start, losing to
Rocky Mount on Tuesday, 6 to 4.
The Locals appear set for their
first game under the lights since
they worked out Thursday night
at Legion stadium, looking very
good in their first try from the
arc angle.
Brogden's starting lineup will be
the same that finished the Wilson
game except for the pitchers. The
Cat mentor has not made up his
mind, yet, if he wants to start
big Herman Wick or Kenneth
Rogers on the mound. Wick got
off to an impressive start in the
Wilson game, in which he famed
eight men, allowing six hits.
Rogers is another Highlander,
who fires the ball down the lane
with plenty of arm back of 1t. II
one of these start the other is
slated to hold first base.
Going out for the first time
Thursday, W, A. Brown, the
speedy basketball player, showed
enough stuff to merit a regular
turn on the mound. Brown, the
lone left handed pitcher Of the
Cats, wiffed several Hanoverlan
batters, and also drove home
run over the right field fence at
18th and Ann field-a barrier which
only two other players have blast
ed one over this season.
The remainder of the lineup will
be Tinkey Rogers behind the
plate, Rogers or Wick on first,
Louis Collie at second, Teddy Fen
nell at third, and J. c. Price roam
ing the shortstop position.
Dunk Futrelle, 'Bubba' Sykes,
and Donald Edwards are set in
the outfield, while Harry Smith is
the No. l reserve.
The batting lineups for the con-
test, which is expected to draw
capacity crowd, are as follows:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05
SENATOR'S WIN

ORLANDO, Fla, April 4.-R-
In. Red Cross benefit game, the
Washington Senators defeated Or
lando of the Florida State league
today, 8 to B., in seven innings.
George Myatt. and Mickey Vernon
of the winners hit homeruns.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05
PRINCE REGENT FAvORTTE

LIVERPOOL, England, April g.
P)-Rain arrived with the late
crowd tonight but Prince Regent
an all-weather horse-remained
the outstanding choice to win the
103rd running of the Grand Ma
tional steeplechase tomorrow and
upset a jinx that has followed the
favorites since 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

Pythagoras, Greek philosopher
was one of the first to discover that
the head is the center of conscious
ness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

The Red Cross helped % vic
tins of disaster on an average of
every hour in the United States
in 1915.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

It is estimated that the total
U. S. demand for petroleum prod
ucts in 1865 will be 5,8OO,OOO bar
Tels daily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

In 1773, the Rev. DR.. Stephen
Hales, an Englisman, discovered
that the blood has pressure, and
was the first to measure it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

Radar is being used to chart NE
courses of hurricanes and storms,
providing time to wrn large areas
and save lives,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

X-Ran for Ramsey in 9Th.
Ohio -0 90 600 2 10 2
N. G. State -02 6 O03 o X-12
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05

Sonny Horne (above), who recently
interrupted Rocky Graziano's sensa-
tional kayo streak, goes into action
against punch-packing Coley WEIGH,
Portland, Me-, in a middleweight
ten-rounder at Manhattan's St. Mich
,las Arena tonight.
Speedy, dangerous Sonny, who halls
rom Long Island, has won 10 out of
l2 fights since his service discharge.
Last August Artie Levine mared
his record by a TKO. But Horne
later reversed the loss. Recently
he dropped verdict to Graziano.
In Coley WEIGH, the Long Islander
comes up against q seasoned per-
former, whose aggressive, steady
punching style and willingness to mix
it up at all times, have helped make
him favorite with the fancy.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow, on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMFD d4oO on your diaD at 10
pm.
And remember uzHn
men LOOK jGiieffeEEs7
sharp! FEEL stSSsts IISI
sharp! BE sharp! HH
Use Gillette Blue urM1
Blades with the EkJAst
sharpest edges II AhsI
ever honed! IAgHy
Copyright. 1915. by Gillette Safety Razor Company
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-05
Edward Sachs
Morning Watch
conversation Piece

DAYTGN S BEACH, Fla, April ALPHA nrediction
that @ would d dsSs3 p'5 the the baseball
Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Unless od Ine new
met with denial today from club officials Happens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
INKSTER
JOT TIN
BY norris ODOM

Miss Dorothy Jean Nelson was
a very lovely hostess Saturday
night at her nome on Spr.nchill
ST.. al her sixteenth birthday par.
~.
Out OF town guests At the
party were Misses ;loria and Ru-
by Romeo, Dorothy Brown and
Flora Mckinley.
Miss HilsOn received many
beautiful and lseful sifis. Dane
ing and other games were en-
joyed nv everyone.
The Inkster High School Speed
club presented their annual one
Act Play contest Friday. April
IL at Carver school The sponsor
was Mrs Sadie y. Felloston. the
three judges were Miss Frances
Miller. teacher n Lincoln
School; Evart W. Ards. super
intcadcnt End Harold Koch. di
rector OF music,
TIL FIRST prize went 10 the PLAY
entitled short Farm; second
prize, "Never Trust a Man and
third prize Lonely Lady"
Che best actresses were Alice
Binion. Mable Ovler Thelma Lam
kin. Masline Stewart. Betty Shan
non. I.oucecelia Eqhart ana the
best actors were Joe Defoe. Leroy
Show. Reynold Green and Albert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
b. CARRIE u. WIMPHRLN
~ JOHNS iME CHURCH

Tile sunday Schol cpeneo sun
day morning a. 9sI with the
superintendent in charge Nelcon
Patterson Was the tea1hcr
Rev X. Pryor b,ear his morn
ing service at ll;Oo am The mu
sic Was rendered by the senior
choir rae sermon wss very in
spir.ns
The Crusaders Tub met thurs
day an oc,ock pm AT the
home % Mrs Queeme spencer in
f.corse win the president in
charge Devotion Was l,6 by tnr
chaplain Mrs Ruth Walker Aft
81 HE reading Of tie minutes OF
the pleyious meeting the president
discussed plans 10 aid I'm building
ihe now auditorium ai ST Johns
AMI church Sha also thanked
the committee for their faithful
service and fcr the splendid re-
suits Of the luncheon whica was
given ~ tie Aom OF Ms Susie
Round;rce She urged the group
not 10 stop their worK lnrl TIE
goal wa. obtained
The prcsiteu, asked that cards
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
B, WIS. RONr NISE MARE

Palm SUNDAY Wa. Observed 81
Bethel ANE church a, tie morn
inc ,rtyics The church WI,
honuriqlly decorated with Palm
Res William F. Rice delivered
an inspiring sermon
The Missionary lnspirtlional
mcrime hold ~ Bethel last Thurs
day WIS wcll attended Rev YIN
F RICE preached sermonc'te
Mrs Ruby Rice gave a beautiful
review &c toe book "Clts, % ARR
ca
a DELICIOUS rcpa>t was served
The next meeting will be held
in Ray. city. Michison.
Passion week began here. with
the pastor and choir going to
Bridgeport Michigan to ,xchapge
pulpits win Inc pastor OF tha
Bridgeport Methodist church Mon
day night
The Usher Baard 80 . viii
present Tie silver Tone Singers.
OF Detroit April 20 AZ 73O pm
Everyone Is rnvitei to enjoy tnis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
ECORSE DOINGS

belt Rcddict AID President ri
ward Armcar promises .cors,
citi@ens plenty If bas,pall his
ear.
The SOCIAL Girls Club met M
The nom, = Miss Sarah johnson.
iNdS 18th street Thursday night
With the president. Mss Ernes-
tine McFadden. in charge.
Prayer was by the ch,plain
Miss Helen Dickersup the club
viii meet At ,ae home az Miss
Ernesiine McFa'lder tais Thurs
day nieht at 100 pm.
The clrD will also have "A Marty
AT the Community Center. satu :
Vancourt Detroit viii vice presi-
day night April 20.
The independent cub met a.
the home &c Adell Sanders $50
dent Eloisc MtCary. IN charle
The club will sponsor a banouet
on April - at the &, immunity
Center The naxt meeting will be
at the HON, " Miss Elois, Me
Cary. 1913 S. Bas,ett Mr.. King
is the host;
Miss Margaret Williams ss.t
18TH street was tue hostess lgst
Thursday evening 10 the weekly
meeting of tho Evening in Paris
Tub. Plans were finished for
their pre-Eastcr Social to D., Civ.
en- Friday evening April ~ al
the home of Mrs Eloise Fletcher
"l5e 5. Ethel The public is in.
vited The following members
were present. Mrs. Eoise Fletch.
err Mrs Ina Jackson. Mrs. row
send. Mrs. Delphine Smith. Mrs
Rosa Pashcll. Mrs. suta CASH,
and Mrs. Mary +. Nlunden The
next meeting will be AT tho HON,
OF Mrs Matte Townsend ASS
10th street.
The Home Department met 81,
the home OF Mrs. Sauie uolm,n
SS9l 18th street Thursday with
Bro. Harris in charge. Tie teach
or was Sister Holman and 70.
marks we're made by Brother
hing' The next meeting vii be
~ the home OF Sister Jackson
Mrs Annie Ruth Cnildress OF
1850 18th street was call,A l.st
Saturday 20 attend the funeral Of
her grandmother.
The First Baptist SUNDAY
school will sponsor program
Continued ON Page 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
A N N ARBOR
NJ WINIIREH tARTiR

Sunrise Easf"r service will he
rendered al Coo am. hy the
League "hoir. They VIII also ron-
der the 1880 service. Airs VII
liam Pri@stly IS the director
The Senior choir viii render
the 40 nm. service Ms. race
Blake director
The sunday school caster pro-
cram will ofriciate at $3.50 pm.
The JUROR Church md sunday
School will render the prcgram.
Mrs. Grace l'age. chairman and
Mrs. Grace Blake, director ii mu.
sic
The sncvar given Rev \. T..
Evans by the Nurses Guild at 'he
parsonage was lovely affair
those prcseu enjoyed lovely
evening Eey Edscl smith "
windsor Unta.io VIII oflic;atc Al
he Easter morning service for
the Junior church Alril o. All
young people sse invited to at
tend this sermon which viii be
OF interest 10 an
Mr. and Mos. william ZeLbs
celebrated their f5tr Wedding
Anniversary Monday. April /.
Mrs Ncllie Monanus gave 2
surprise birthday paity AZ tho
Dunbar Center Ariil ..
Chapter No -. OES gave n
silver tea at The Dunbar Center
April ~ Mrs Fannie Lilk. was
the chairman.
a Pc Mothers Day Banquet
will be giycn Ivy the baisy hahn
Tempt Nurses unit oI2 ana the
Benevolent Committee OF the Soc
I ord baptist church, Thursday.
Nav : at 500 Pm Price ner
plnre sl75.
Mrs. Vida Wilson fashion de-
signer aud alterationalist has op-
cned M her sewing business in
her home at ISL Beakcr street
Ann Arbor Thoss wishing any
sucl work cpll 2-4O54
Mrs f j. Lewis lcft for Ell
zaheih city, y c. 1h, re she WIS
called 10 the bed side ~ her
sistrr-in-laW Miss L. A. Lewis.
who is seriously IN
Mrs c W Carpentar severely
cut her hand and was Treated at
the hospital.
Charles Boland passed away
Sunday night in his home and
was buried "Wednesday afternoon
at the Second Baptist church.
Miss Beatrice Poll and Miss
Bernice Crone OF Flint. Michigan
were the guests OF the prominent
Mrs Lula Gates.
Miss Lillian Watts has been
confined to het home with a frac-
tured rib
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20

Mckay These persons Nill receive
a pin as regard for tho fine
work they lid
The cub presented Miss Fellos.
ton with = beautiful box 81 cand;
MIR. and Mrs John Martin "
Alfred street were host and host
es for the Palm sunday rea at
their lovely home program was
presented. The tabl. was decorat-
ed With write tablc cloth sill
YER cnllcs. and flowers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
=, mo tt>r0N

j = =. ,ry Justice II our 10
E,oaris' 4 lev highs . Iao ', :,
Il. white. 81 camrOr'l -
81 ronse VS. arrested ahd
H. with being intoN'cs'ep
4 ,,.ord,rly 81, waT taken
u.e h,adquartet H5oked
. released on q sloo.eo e'Sh
1 shortly after tais incid'ns
ponr,dn If lita,born town
n arrested for reckless
Tho arrcsting officer
n a package containing eirh-
4 ouarts Of alleged out-state
Tho lIqaor We understand
4 haipe delivered To- three o.
,cc,l cii'zcns Mr.. Boursa"
released without posting a
On ,ril dan Mrs, White
4 ,ound guilty aid fined $40.
Roursar was found guilty Of
Hes driyius aad mdered to
afteen dollars fine.
kicb case was the greatest
IT, 10 soc'c,y9 Fellows like
Boursar are the cause lots
Isople being in the condition
brfortuirte Mrs. White was
he day NJ her arreSt. The citi-
on the Wcst-side are of the
hon that there was p good
Of prejudice ami mpartialitv
nv the court ri the two
\ Mrs. White Is n cclored
Ian and Nr. Boursar Il OF
white race.
l. Wtst-side citizens are also
hed over the one man vice
b.up squad operating In the
hborhood Tho chief OF police
|ld nut a colored officer IN
clothes on that detail.
|ery blind pix and gambling
Ie operator policy writer OF
up man is known to the
prs IN charge At City Han
inf5rmer Who carries all the
-maiion &c them is also
IN What IL gcinL To happen
he nformero Your guess is
-ocd as mine. Tho we.it-side
ms are wondering Just what
councilmea that are ALWAYS
& the COLI fed police and what
think about the Boursar
RTS
? Fcorse Cards will open
1886 Baseball season sun
AriiI u wiz wyandc,te's
a, the 10th street playing
The regular league season
, May s. The MANAGER VIII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20
RIVER ROUGE NEWS

and trui' pt sent 10 thos. who
Mere shut ~ After the close OF
Inc meeting lovely repast was
served ny The hostess Mrs Spen.
Ger WHO WAS assisted by lisses
luek Hester Mrs Berths Rogers.
Mrs. Gussie Sanders and Mrs.
Boundtree. Tho neat meeting will
be- az tie home u Mis- Ruth
Malker q 81 Frahier street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-20

luncheon meeting cf the Civic
brotherhood Association was
held. last TueSda! noon al the
Inc, Thurman B'arcb iNCA
with William '. Banks presl.
dent 81 the recently formed
group ~ principal speaker.
Iianl> speaking from IN. sub
lect "0ur Nethoc of Raising
the cultural and economic Le.
vel of suppressed Mihorlties."
said: I'VE propose "a accom-.
pli>h these ends through the
promotion ~ series al educa-
'iopal io-hms ~ NHri0aS com
mnnilies II l. the tBA'> run.
Nitiion hat the time j. rapidly
approaching when ability will
hr the yardSiick 10y which
nlan or W0mAn's u>efulnc>, 10
>rcict, i neh>prcd ana not
race ar color. II i, with this in
mind that the Civic brotherhood
As 1ciatI1n j. punching lts
programs 10 educate the bands
minds 81 the Detroit Negro
headquarters for m, CBt are
located II los Graiiot s,enuet
telephone CHtrry ltt9e22.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02

They continued TO each other secretly were polite
and impersonal when they met at gatherings Sometimes
they drove together TO obscure point coast
They stretched out in the they in the ocean,
They spoke Of the things left behind in the city
The Enrght House opened in June Of 1929 II rented
promptly. Some critics called II phony. But comms-
Sions came to Roark-a skyscraper and hotel.
Ellsworth Toohey read about Roark He thought
of wealthy Hopton Stoddard who wanted to build temple
religion He went to him. urged that Roar get the
mission and free hand. Stoddard would travel abroad
while the temple being built Toohey said. Above all.
don't let Roark know that recommended him :"
Continued tOmOrrOw)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02

ELLSWORTH TOOHEY was a humanitarian. He
T. preached selfsacrifce, colectivsm and slavery; he
preached that exists to others he upheld med
ocry and devoted himself to the destruction of all talent
and independence in He hated Roark for his ind-
vdualism and his greatness When he learned that Domn
que was dverng commissions from Roar he went to her.
"Our motives might be quite opposite" he said. "But
Roark is our common enemy hurt him better than
you can Shall be ales" Dominique looked at him. her
face empty "We're allies"
She continued to thwart Roark at every opportunity.
And she continued visit him. Once she said, "Roark
everything I've all my life is because it's the kind of
a world that made you work in a quarry"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02

Roger Enright brought Dominique to the jungle Of naked
steel and planks that TO be the Enright House She
looked the sky held in frame of steel Good morning.
said low hard voice Roark stood before them. Enright
spoke the ntroductions. Dominique said We've met-n
remembers" Roark said "Of course Miss Fran
con-" He showed her through the building she were
stranger.
few days later they looked at her column 81 wish that
bomb would blast the Enright House out Of existence
she had written "It would be worthy ending So much
better than to see it growing old, degraded -"
Roark smiled "You have Roger completely bewildered
But stop handing all that exravagan praise Someone
else might understand it."
Evening star., 1946-11-30
LOTS FOR SALE.
NJ WILL BUY 8 1s-acre

$50 DOWN WILL BUY q 1a-acre lot, on
Colesyille rd.; near Silver Sprns, No No Euii
price, e,des $1,000. KAY REALLY eo.' 30
HiLiLcREsr, Fort Davis Park se-we
have few choice lots left I, cash or Terms r,,h
division. Hillcrest Heights, Md. A. "A.
CARozzA co, 1927 Penna. ave. Sc.
APpsAIiNG M sPRINGBRooK--Never be-
fore could your desire for real country
home be SO completely satisfied as IN
Springbrook, with every iaciilsy INC lor Mspv- orv-
land countryside: q real rural estate, yet
only half-hour drive from downtown
washington: just seven building sites lett,
averaging about acres each, and priced
from S4.750: some wooded: brochure and
plat OF, request For appointment to in
spect. phone GEO. J. MOSS, Realtor. sH
BEAUTIFUL wooDMooR-The perfect
location for your future home 1mlted
number of excellent building sites Still
wnsrs syasoe oven n aS soo indfyidnay aessne
homes reflect the high character of devel-
opment: "a to I25 foot frontage inciudlng
400: some sites up to 1 acre or more; all
utilities: Woodmoor shopping center is bus
terminal: plat on request Phone for ap-
pointment to inspect. GEO, j. MOSS
POTOMAC Poa'sGsi C. AVE. and Manning pl NV.
---Large corner, highly restricted; gno6, no ,,
5 Etrfftff HipoEp sfp oSaer ssae z Or sef@s ias
WoonED LOT. over !. acre. Kensington;
transp., shopping center and schoois
nearby: all utilities; TENS desired
Cal AD, 1919 Or Ph. ols9. sox,o-,s. "a u,
ali improv in; nr. Apex Thealegr r and shop
S1aE ssassI snfEnING MnSRN W siTRs in nearby
Springbrook Forest. beautiful, rustic.
a00-acre development where careful pia;n.
creasing high values and freedom from
encroachment A perfect setting for your
futire home, eia miles from WoodmooI
Shopping center in Silver Spring area: 2i
minutes drive from downtown; prices from
less than cents per SQUARE foot; includes
fine paved roadways. with no assessments
OF any kind: cash or terms. Literature
and plat on request GEORGE ]. MOSS,
Hills Of Sligo Park, Flower ave. section,
PERRY PfTsR ! ! lIs Hay. ia. 4Sas. Df. si41 II
IgIs ACRES. subdivided ige. lets. good
views. in Va 20 miles from p, - & ,;,,;ts On
Schools. churches, markets. transp. Build
GEORGE ehgi W. SUMMERS. sos 18th st,
NV Me. a446. CH. 0ssb. -
ssautifuI shepherd PARK: LARGE lots; 50 Y to
$4,000 up. SHAPIRO, INC. lI06 Yer
mont ave NV. NE. l7l1 80
s Y. .s tSst snd sutsns s yous
RALPH w. MULLEN. OK. 1882 so
6UILDfNG LOTS. Nebraska ave-, at Conn.
--t307 1T. frontage. with over ~ 900 50.
It zcned for group Or community houses
M M a'iIaDIls;A iEDMARp cAIpwEiI oR. 44
81
Evening star., 1946-11-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

20 ACREs HIGH LAND, a-room; 2,oath
semlbnngalow: 900 II. of Wash. BALTIC.
blvd. midway of Mo. and s Farms in.
Branch and proposed county park; land
Is rolling and beautifully wooded; lear
garage. chicken house 4Sx24 feet; price,
n n sErpENsPINNRR. an IspisseR Reaitor Real sea Bato.
blvd. Riverdale. Md. WA. lolo' Wa
NEARBY yIRGINIA-Buy an acre or 50
to e acre a9sfS and up 70 RALpH
acres. This tract fronts
viers Min rd; lies beautifully ] ior pn,lar nS,
site some clear s1ms no9aea eESTY sEnsl
Kensington. Essr is, Md. sH. s7s4. PL. o6ss. so
80 ACRES-S125 each: 19se down, balance
on your own terms; within q miles p c.
lies beautifully on level wooded tract, nr.
lovely estate. MURDOCH & ASSOCIATES,
Kensington. Md. SH. S7a4 PL: O6S2. 30
OVER 2 ACRES, SI,100; wooded. stream,
5 miles D. G., Prince Geo. Co; easy terms,
ANY PART OF 1874 LOTS in Kensington.
Md, for single houses; sewer; wat water.
subdivision has been approved
and ready for recording; streets have been
~ sd 3hese o ots to- reiable buiders
reserving construction and permanent n
nancing and sales of improvements when
sRapsRdck sqnafssd priSsa @ sERENs 81 s esa SALES @
ExCEhLEST Esas & Il; n'V VALGE-s miles from Key
17-acre tract. partially
wooded, on Timnit Run imDr9yfd, ysd,ns BY
rms: this property ad1oins a recorded
subdivision Of Old D9miniohh drive a1f be-
and Country Club; reasonably priced with
conv. terms Cali WILLIAM H. LAUGH
LIN, Realtor, Mclean, Va. Elmwood s3,23.
IL
LEEsBURG Tract containing ap-
prox. 4 acres; over 3G0-ft. road frontage,
within 4 miles of Falls Church; terms,
Gail WILLIAM H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor'
Mclean, Va. Elnwood 322 IL
36 PICTURESQUE ACRES in path of pro-
posed park on both sides q r.aoS Powder MI NH
e-bath residence and arm. tenant house,
barn and chicken houses The tar setting stdh
lass roadside tearoom or nursery school,
Can be sold in part Near U. s Naval Srma
farm, Beltsville Price. S55,o00; = cash.
A. II. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor, 6o3T Bal
timore blvd Riverdale. Md, WA. loio,
4fSttS ---'g
Evening star., 1946-11-30

HOME AND INCOME, near I4th and Har-a
ward sts; row brick. containing seps-
tioa asss sesn bx ca %
5. j. cRIVELIA. NC. s4fs 14th Ia st. INV NV.
Open weekdays till pm.
story fireproof modern apartment, crossing
about S50.0ee. Good condition, low rents
fSeeptopsy t. as mtS TnSre
Broker MA. 1885, eyes, Ii. {
Ist COMMERCIAL. Blsdensburg rd.-cor-
ner S-room and bath house; on lot look
263: ideal site for, any commercial use. {
rfs ysss sT SnS Cos 81 fss Psr So Fl hso
NE. 54no Washington's Complete Real
Estate !nStitution -
Semidetached. / 5 rooms on first noors;s
rooms in bsmt.; oil heat; large building
on . spacious lot. alley in rear; excellent
ably priced, well financed, generous first
trust LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. I4i5
< s. NV ME; 54oo: Washinston's Cons
5NvEsTMENT-Georg building with
$500 per year income; can increase rem.
sa a to apBfo9 pBeeo 500 psr yesT
Phitel, fa. It ss75' PAUL P. sstToNEM' = Real. al
s4okE. SIC RE- APT. Pr 2 SMALL HousEs-A stor. .
with S1o0 per month rent: Groom apt,
with $50 per month rent. and small
aoYses With ss4 per month rent: total Of
Mr. Burr. MI 607S for information
PAUL E STONE; Reaitor, OR. 2244: ii
on P ST.. near North Capitol St; present
income Sl,00s per year; tenants furnish
own heat and utilities; income could be
IN SssSs scs s9 $50 s year suek i
Arledge. KELLEY & BRANNER, DI. T74o:
FEMME fTsSshss AVE. I assg near 7th st. nw-on main
street OF Washington is this large building
store on sf I1 of p oor aSoye no
ss Leo M BERSRN suass a
complete Ress, Estate Institution. "a s
4-story modern and compact once buiidirE.
near medical center; ideal for private orr
ganization professional use, Offices. etc.
sERNsfEfN asSa STEIN 4 co d iGis sse St Eo M
54Ge Wsshingtons Complete Real Eststs
hPTs., isiih-Furn., oil h.-wh.. inc, s4..
go gr $4,000 down; immed poss.
VACANT, ,s.s s NV. NM complete ants. jass
ra4rciai Bss owner, At s 45sa nss ci Gym -
AN EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT. with
showing Sf.572 gross rental with net ap--
prox. S3.50o year; financed at 4Iag
Which zoned for Su eomSietey
each apartment. This properly ia has asoi posi-
investor For iniormstion dieSs and md sppoins. M
ment call Mr.. Wilson with ROBERT {.
ly.ss McKEENvEE Nn sl CO. Realtors & shorsham ha
sias- S@stlonal @ 4toV' ewes. FRANKLIN osseos
Cor. Cor ias.ansIr APIS, only a few Minis, BY I
sas & Navy a snd aPe9sason pras sdss
including furnishings; large level corner
lot. frame structure. KELLEY BRAEN.s
J NEE, d. 740' eyenins. Mr sn'itn. - 4 A. ~
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