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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
STABBER
KILLS TWO

A SatUnala OF Standings. two
Of them resulting IN deaths,
took place over the weekend.
The dead are Claude FRYER.
%. % S Solvav street and John
Reese, 35, Of 28l f. Vernon
Highway.
Killed In Argument
Fryer is reported 10 have
been Killed IN an argument at
q party late SATURDAY. night Al
5000 Yves Jefferson Police are
seeking Howard Tate 372 Hol-
ford River Rouge Who IS SAID
10 have escaped after stabhing
him with pocket knife in an
argument over money
Reese died after he wss stab
bed Saturday night bY man
known as Boise. witnesses
say az 966 Brewstel. in the
course Of an argument ever
RceSe's alleEedly taking ~
money from = table Police az
rested Jesse White. So 1863 P
Congress as = suspect in the
killing
Also Wounded
Wounded in alterations Nv
CT the weekend we're Dewey
Fancher, D. Of 6l7 Smith. who
acc1sed Clay Henry. 81. 34I
Leicester now held for inves-
tigatlon by police Owen Glib
son. Is. 1894 Russell stabbed
early SUNDAY morning during
an attack by three unknown
men. George Byron, 102 Mil
waukee. robbed and stabbed in
an alley early Saturday eve
ming.
Also James Smith, 2s. 70516
RoSelawn, taken TO Receiving
Hospital Saturday evening. ar
ter he was stabbed and robbed
by TWO men: and Roosevelt
jackson. 30, 29l Erskine. said
10 have been stabbed by his
wife, Jimmie, 80, after he beat
her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

State Board OF EmbalmerS ana
Funeral Directors orders against
them. The Friday hearing will
be on Diggs request for a
permanent INJUNCTION
The Diggs Funeral Church
continues in operation under
the temporary injunction.
Charge Solicitation
The charges against Diggs and
his son were brought by I h g
Wolverine Funeral Directors AS
ISOLATION, which alleged that they
engaged in unethical conduct.
Among the specific charges
made by the association were
that DigGs employs upwards of
100 agents with a weekly in
come exceeding $4,000 who
are steerers and solicitors. and
that they unlawfully solicit
business for the DigRs estab-
lishment.
In reply Diggs asserts that
he was not allowed 10 subpoena
fNtlIltHs,tN III illN NtlFll~'s oilN'
that the State Board OF EN-
balmers and Funeral Directors
opera ties unconstitutionally.
since il is made up OF persons
with direct interest IN the
funeral business, and because
us decisions are final. and with
out recourse TO any courts.
The revocation Of the licenses
Of the two Diggs was announced
To them in letters dated June 10,
and signed by Thelma Whitlock
secretary OF the state board.
Diggs senior was told that
his licenses were revoked be-
cause OF Misrepresentation and
fraud, misleading advertising,
using the name OF an unllcen--
sed person this SOM, sollclta-
ton OF business, employment OF
solicitors. aiding and abetting
Charles &. Diggs. Jr, an un.
licensed funeral director an d
embalmer, TO practice funeral
directing and embalming, per-
hitting unlicensed persons to
sign death certificates
Similar Charges
Similar Charges were listed
as cause OF the revocation OF
the apprentice licenses Of Digs
Junior.
The Wolverine association
charged that Digs agents cir
culated in every ncighborhood,
knew the state Of health Of
every person. urged them TO call
Diegs in time Of death, an d
even caused many to take bod
les away from the funeral di-
rectors they had called. so that
their funerals might be con-
Quoted by Digs.
Charged Extra
Il also charged that Disgs
agents told people that they
would get $3.50 funerals for Their
$3.50 certificates while actual
lv they were subsequently, CHAR
eed extra for the more eXpen-
sive funerals
Diggs denied these charges at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

time. Tho president VIII be IN
PRODUCED by Walter white. OK
ecutive secretary. Carol Brlce.
noted contralto. will lead the
audience. expected 10 number
more than 10000 in the sing
ing Of God Be With You Till
We Meet Again"
Other Speakers
Also on the speaking pro-
gram with Truman will be Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt and Oreeon'S
progressive Republican Senator
WAYNE Morse. The meeting will
be held at the Lincoln Memoir
ial
Several hundred prominent
Americans have accepted invi-
tations 20 sit on the platform
while the president speaks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

Among them are Congressman
William Dawson and George H.
Bender. a. Philip Randolph.
Senator J. Howard McGrath. j.
J. Singh. William Green, Theo-
dore Poston. and many 9TH
crS.
Murray Speaks
The conference will hear
speeches by Phillip Murray, Go
president; Thurgood Marshall.
special counsel of the NAACP;
Gloster Current. director Of
branches. d. Louis +. Wright
chairman of the national board
OF directors: Congrcsswoman
Helen Gahagan Douglas; ~
Nomandi Aziwike. and ~
lconinusd on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

This is one OF the most i'm
portant milestoneS OF the De
troit branch's three wear fiRht
TO get a court ruling outlaw
ing covenants. Sipes VS. McGhce
has gone through all the stag
es Of court procedure starting
in Circuil Court in Wavn g
county. where the covenants
were declared enforceable by
the state
Legality Not Justice
On appeal, the covenants were
u . h e d by the Michigan SUI
preme Court which ruled thai
justice and legality were Z
always the same The associa-
ton hopes that the L S SUI
preme Court viii reverse both
lower courts
The cases were handled in
all stages by two Detroit at
iorneYs. Willis M. Graves and
Francis Dent. who have de-
voted almost full time. with
almost no compensation. Thur
good Marshall. special coun-
sci for the national office of
the NA.ACP is associated with
them in the Supreme Court
appeal
The appeal asserts that u Is
improper 20 permit the state to
enforce restrictive. covenants be-
cause the state itself is prohi-
biled from seereGating citizens
according 10 race. Il declared
that the private agreements VIZ
olate the constitutional rights
OF citizens. and are contrary 10
the public policy Of the United
States. as expressed in the Uni
ted Nations charter which IS
now part ~ the basic law Of
the land
MeGhee on Seebaldi
The case Of Sipcs vs. McGhee
involves Orsel McGhee. who
purchased a home on Seebaldt
avenue. and now occupies II.
and ncghborhood improve
mcnt association. II is one Of
IL eases taken bv the Detroit
association all OF which are now
in various STAGES Of court pro-
cedure under the guidance Of
attorneys Graves and Dent.
A plea for financial aid was
the comment Of the Detroit as,
ISOLATION when news Of the SUI
preme Courts agreement 10 take
the case was announced
Need Money
we have an excellent case.
and the first chance in our gem
Grafton 10 DESTROY the ring OF
iron that hens us into over
crowded and unsanitary chet-
toes" said the Rev. r l. Brad
by. Jr.. president Of the De
troit branch NAACP. Our at
torneys have worked for three
years with virtually no pay,
and have not even received all
their expenses. We will carry
the case 20 through. no matter
what happens. but we know
that the Detroit community is
too anxious 10 end restrictive
TO let them or us hold
the bag financially
Vow is the time TO be sure
10 renew your membership. and
10 make an additional contri-
button. 10 be applied 10 the re-
strlctive covenant fight" he adj
ded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
ARMY SUBPoENAS
WOODS WITNESSES

Witnesses are being brought
TO San Francisco from Japan.
the PHILIPPINES. and IL states IN
the union. for the retrial Of
Pvt Lemas Woods, starting o.
July 81.
Woods was sentenced 20 death
for the killing Of a buddy, but
was granted new trial by
President Truman. The witness
ses are under subpoena by the
Army. Defense counsel is Err
nest Goodman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
Top Court Takes
Covenant Case
Highest Tribunal To
Rule On McGhee Case

WASHINGTON D. C--Restrctive covenants will be
ruled by the United States Supreme Court it
nounced Monday, the highest tribunal of the land
cepted the of Spe Mche brought by the Detroit
branch NAACP to test the cOnstutonay of residential
segregation by private agreement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
Gro market.

gro market
lie concluded his address by
urging merchsndisers 10 seek help
in reaching the Negro market TO
advertise in Negro publications
TO pressure retail outlets to treat
Negro patrons with a courteous
demeanor. and to send exhibits to
Negro conventions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
PRAISE POLICE
FOR PROTECTION

Detroit police were praised for tacu and successful
handling explosive situation Friday in the lth (Dav-
son) precinct when crowd of 800 mostly women
demonstrated against the family of James Holmes as it
moved into 1898 Maine.
The moving was supervised by Senior Inspector Ezra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
NAACP Debates
Political Action

WASHINGTON, ID CA major speech by President
Harry Truman will climax the week-ong conference OF
the NAACP, June "a through % which will be attended
by nearly 1000 delegates.
Truman's speech will be broadcast Sunday June 20
over all four major networks $3.50 to p Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
LOCAL UvDERTAkERS
WAGE War ON DIGGS
Court Hears Plea
On Diggs License

The revocation of the licenses of Charles Dggs, Sr,
funeral director and embalmer and of Charles Dggs
Jr apprentice will be aired in the of Circuit
Judge Adolph Marschner Friday, June 81.
Meanwhile Judge Marschner has granted temper
airy Injunction the Digs to prevent execution Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
PUBLt6 LlBHAHY
! JUN 2 8 inA1
DETROIT

ARE YOU supporting your favorite musicians in the
BAND POLL? If not, then turn to the Theatrical
Page and the ballot that placed there for YOU
The Band Poll is in the middle Of the fourth ~ Elk
and the competition is getting keener!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

B ooKER T. WASHINGTON
HALF DOLLARS ON SALE At
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

FREE PARKING
Gotham Hotel and Ebony Dinins
Room
Southwest Cor. Brady q John X
Evening star., 1947-09-10
BIB THE EVENING STAR Washington D. G.
WEDNESDAY,
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont. /,

REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont.).
REFRIGERATIoN-We Specialize, on COM
and ssrVics al EepssTS
Ing and spoutins, Call Mr.. sHiPLEY,
RoofINs, Roc frSe CUTTERS AND srourING,
MGRRAY NJ RooNo e Co, pi, s. aTo4, ALEX.
ROOFING and general repairs; difficult
leaks our speciality; all work guaranteed
Call oCoNNoR BROS WA. GOAL or MI
aooFISG ROOT FH5 GUTTER SCOUTING painting; tH
al work guaranteed; free estimates. Cali
kooFiSG-Au r. aHsS types roofs repaired. new,
metal work. guttering and downspouts; no
sSr SSs, M s s No.
aaRs aRns sps pals asNag assenf poreRs sc asG s
frse estImstssI can JERRY: AT, 1855. ~ :,
THE n,EpiRIa REPAIkSs So work aai guaranteed. M j.
as 50 daily service. ROBERT coRBIN,
TYPEWRiTERs cleaned oiled and adjusted
IYREWRITER co. ,s1s 14th NV.
Tda sseaaS Of SAP fa5ca saPsss
GToN fSFei ISFYss UPHoLsTER1SG 1sR co 1905 St
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, csc up to
3 ft. wide and it. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machine %
ING co. 202l 18th st. NV, DU. $500
WASHING, MACHINE and refer. repair
service, al makes factory paTtS Nca 2o1das So
4O16 Ga. ave, GE. 46Ss, am. to 8 pm
ATTEN, HOME OWNERS-Let us do your
painting papering, carpentering and re-
pairs; also cabinets made to order UN
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NoW-Re-
pairs, cabinetwork, additions. Sligo 64SS,
RE h301. To-
Evening star., 1947-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sTYD.e ssncfsS. oosSa u.. nsS o ssa + double
so2sr sas GooGa Ea Ftchen .ab
$S. 2eis woOdisy Di. NV" Apt; -.
sqSaasr n11sss ssg sgsr VI asGE sfs model used GP'
ies % on sssSft able ioidins isss: 'SlS'i plus II
TTX;EDo AND VEST, long; trogssE waist,
AZ; cost SIS. sell for $40; Call rW; 0264.
TWIN BEDS SPRINGS mattresses Ta asa With t9
TYPEWRTTERs-A large selection of al
NAL. makes and models a95 fO5 ts ss iudsn sh gong
TYPEWsirER T9a5sHffs R Co, i4si East Capitol st aN
Il 99ss $40 sG incl
.s sssn s ssss ss fsl SRe g g. asP =
ard model. magic margin, retail for $3.50
ca. viii sell for s125 ea. FIR. 1904. after
TTYpPEswRIrERs, I ROYALS, latest models.
reasonably priced, Immediate delivery.
All makes of once machines bought; sold.
WRER TSRisa ana A6bNs 15RsSes MAcHfNE FHEA Co. $ es
TYPPEWRITE;iR. underwood; 14rinch car
9sHfS hNffSrsaEp iE5 eABiNRT 81 fT M fauof ' china
brie-a brac or records; rec glass ga h aoof T1,n mN
VACUUM CLEANER. Eureka. good condi-
tion t6g.; $50 DdsIRICT EkECIas5G MS 4sHs ca
VACUUM CLEANERS Special, Call, for
free demonstration; top trade-in allow
AVE- AVE- fsE sEwS wSfSG 0d aASR Sss4S9 6s
Conn. ave NV, EN-. 4556. --l2
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. model 54;s;
TaeM sFselsn o9nd5shE go aE E uprss and
Eureka hand Vacuum: viii sell 6oth, for
SENEfIaN Sfs GA 1stf 1BtfNDs washed. rspatntsd re-
is2ss sEfsD fes9fdfa eo 6N SHk 5s45 AVE- VENETIAN
s5S EasHEf s4S Eez ygts sood e34di'
ps4nEsr TEtassE HHHshs soss0 Co. eSPaai sai
WASHERS WASHERS ave apt hE Size " capacity salons
water, normal 4-pound wash; Moor s SPACE
Se SIZE edrgs svs sss sH sss6 E1es
va WAsHER. HER Kenmore. with auto; timer,
wringer: excellent condition 500. Gan
WAsHING MACHINE, Norge: in good con-
,Sa,N WASH t9T sae Sa sH 5000 cond Black
Under. Under '" GE. 4a96. ''N' ~
WASHING MACHINES, l Easy, Norses,
] Western house ice chest, small iceb.ox.
WAsHING St; MACHINE. portable. excel.
%as,SG SSas sG9 MacArSE uA SioC savage nearly new
SH. S1S4.
WASHING MACHINE. ABc wringer. with
pump: excel. cond.; largest capacity tuoi
$50 5725 9th st. NV. RIA. $3.50.
WASHING MACHINE, electric good cond.s
X25 Call WO 003l. III
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix de luxe; cost
when new. S25950: naval of1cer under
orders must leave 1t behind. Call HI. 6S63
for demonstration and to make offer. Ia
WASHING MACHINEs-We usually have
standard make wringer machines available;
also BendiX. Phone Mr.. Setzer at Ma
tional 1923. JORDAN PIANO CO., 1918
1th st NV. -lE
WATER HEATERS. 42-ga!, twin element.
nationally famous water heaters. 500 80;
also for immediate delivery, 80, 81 and SIS
gal. GE, Westinghouse and Hotpoint Tqtsr r
heaters: easy terms. ELECTRICAL CEN
TER, 5i4 10th St. MA. SS72.
WATER HEATERS, gas, electric, all sizes,
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
Expert installation. JOHN G. 1 WEBSTER 5Ssn
WHITE ASBESTOS for immediate applica-
ton; lowest price in town. Call RE. 1883
for free estimate. 10
ONE OyERSTUFFED liv. rn. couch. over q
TT, SIS: 3-piece din. rm. suite, no Chairs
$50 LU. 1929.
LEAVING TOWN, selling everything: linens,
dishes, bedding, sewing machine, portable
typewriter, radio, cleo appliances. RE.
rUf
Evening star., 1947-09-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc; Tree eStl-
HAM1LToN AsdT RS 'eSaS4 coNTRHcFiNG aUSE So RE
ADDITIONS, concrete cement work, foot
ings, driveways, porches,, basement floors
steps, repaintlng walls; old and new TorA' Ta
G, GALEA; At; 2s6a Or FR 53l3 oe,d 1lo ard
ALTERATIONS; ADDITIONS: snts Tesidi dora5e1 anq a
windows. recrea. rms, and porcneS u; 1.;cl'
AsPHALP DRIvEwAYs and paving; quail
ity work at reasonable prices. FAIRFAX AZ.
asPHAif DRIVEWAYS and paving; egsI,
DRIVES CO. FA. i4s4. Elmwood 6!i.
RPENTRY-Porches inclosed. remodel
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caAERRpEN;rER taER HSs; CONTRACTION Porches,
rm, Nuwood and celot-x or or knotty-pinpe 4p
planking; financing arranged. Ewes rH'
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terraces, walks, chimneys, freplaceS, &C. &C.
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MARcUCCIO Rte. a, HornerS lane Rock- 1S
FENCES, all types; wood, picket, wire
chain link. Immediate erection Carpenz pen
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FLOOR sERViCE-Nothing but the best
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THE ZIRKLE CO.. RE. 1885 l24o 20th
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; eX-
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ENGINEERING CO., 1921 Ga. ave. GE
aYATTsVILLE AIYs,i f!s1 I' CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
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ali work guaranteed: no down payment;
low monthly terms. For free estimate
call WA, S4s6, days or evenings.
KITCHENS MODERNIZED, floor to ceiling
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks
Worn linoleum sink tops permanently re,
placed general improvements. MODERN
HOME CO., MA. $40. ~,
PAINTING AND PAPERING, floor sanding
water -proofing, roof rep: white mechs .;
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STONE AND BRICK BUILDERs-cemenItt
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HOME-HEATING EXPERTS-Warm air
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Additions. remodellng painting AN home
improvements. Free estimates. IeImS f
Evening star., 1947-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit: largest selectlon OF can can
sure meters. fash guns, carrying cases,
range finders, films, color films, photo
papers. chemicals, photo books and l'6o9 s,
sps we buy ana sas sriae Pa ave
ACCoRDioNs, cIarinets, aa, saXophones' me
trumpets, cornets drum sets ,nes eusaIst st Se Na
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aatCncoRRbioN, atn 81 bo new, white. soprani Sep
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accoRDioNs, 4c best in quality at the 50y, ~
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sterilizes M and flters. for medium, sized
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Westinghouse. Cheap for quick sale. can
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aik al. 99GosNaDrr1oNERs-carrier 9GsNaD demonstra-
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hermeteally sealed yitn " new n normai eus
pense. Call WILLIAMS at D1. o7s7 for I'M
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NEEDS IsEnish5ng Can lsdretaIS At 594 desk $40
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8 8ABY 81 nS; CARRIAGE, whitney, stesS,e- 9
ssh1 aaS s0et tcasss%E5ASSs fhsyen eolapsip1s;
FessSHa BABY CARRIAGE folding. mattress: slight
ly used; SIS. Call after 3 pm.' Decatur
BABY CARRIAGE. Headstrom, brand,new
condition. Phone ia 5000. 10
BABY CRIB, maple, practically new. Gail
sSRBER EAR CHAIR, green Kochs, brown up-
4s1s,et 4SGo' cATHEDRAL AZ BARBER SHOP. or OR
1Ql 1BQAlTrHrUBs, 5-tt., built-in, new and used ;,d
basins, toilets, showers, stalls pipe
BLOCKS. 395s M .nn st. NV; MI fts s1a tan and
Bottom. n, s SIS. 81. 6425. Cali between {
fII BED, simmons double; steel, walnut I'm
ish. Jenny Lind style; box SPRINGS. W.
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BED, folding drop sides: can be used as
day couch; reduced price. Cali Do- "a "a n
BEDROOM, living room. ,chifferobe. rugs
Hollywood beds, vanity, kitchen 6apineI
sofa bed. chairs. dressers EDELMaN'
ssRooM ss9S oeSafisu sufTE fHfE complete nah double
bed, new Beautyrest matt, glass tops OF
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-piece, blond mahoe.
any; daveno. bed, Sloane cub chair. conee
table, end tables. Sway floor lamp; owner
leaving town Shepherd 6297. IL
BEDROOM SUITE, double bed, chest
dresser, night table. chair. coil springs
and inner spring mattress; good condition
BICYCLE, girls rs in. in good condition
reasonable Ii ao5a 10
BICYCLE, mans, with basket: excel cond
made by Shelby Cycle Co.; S2b. Can En-
9013. Ia
Evening star., 1947-09-10
RIDGE REALTY OFFERS

RIDGE REALTY OFFERS-
Grocery, doing 81. 1.6OOS1,700 per wk; !;
mixed trade: good location; only $4,000
lock. stock and barrel.
Grocery, doing to S700-SS0Q per Wk.'
very fine equipment; mostly white trade;
living quarters; good lease and priced most
attractively
tirst-rate restaurant man; superb location;
will require responsible purchaser.
Grocery, doing $1,10Q per VIZ; mixed
fxtures; self-service and priced right
RIDGE REALTY CO.. 101S Vermont ave
NV, RE. 1873 after 6. AID. 339S. -l2
COLORED LUNCHROOM; good income;
close to main traffic center, NV; nicely
equipped store; has apt; lease; rent $50
a mo. You simply cannot get better
place for $1,000. PAUL j. MILLER, DU
O4oo fill n m
Evening star., 1947-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULIDOZERS, heavy and medium size,
for rent with operator: also bulldoEsr with
pan for sale MR.. CUSTCK, SH. S442. IL
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 st, NV. National
4094
Evening star., 1947-09-10
RIIeINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

TAURANT-INN-Ideal NV. location;
has dining ms seating 2oo 5ood 1deda 1aase tet
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G2 G1fr sqS sHoP 2th n st Arnston 4te Tor sale by
cxRAN1NG eTRsl, G. AND ND TAILORING business.
d6ns for abont s4So
sH sPt sss Fl5R 'qaais RrHITz cok o
EooMlSG IS5s MIN; House ApTs., 18th St, near
Park rd n.w.-14 rooms, baths oil heat;
$95, rent; 3-year Lease; easy to n manage; InIn
yerm Vei1ou ont ave. ave-. RIM. S17. RE. $40. ii
Want TO ENTER BUsINEss?-Excep-
tional opportunity. Business. started this
pal,sion possibilities excellent; now part
nership, but will be Incorporated. Person
We are looking for must be honest lnteil-
gent, able to make investment in company
and assume responsibility of one of part
ners who is returning to former business;
some knowledge Of offset printing, duplicat-
seriously interested and have financial
backing, please do not apply. Box 5b-D'
GEN. MDsE. STORE, doing $4,000 yr.;
property consists of 25 acres land, store,
warehouse, living quarters q rooms kitch.
fn Sa osr Ssef La Plata sia B1o5ePs
BEAUTY BEAUTY SHOP. Wisconsin ave. shopping
center, ample parking, o LhOdcii4A1
equipped and doing an excellent business;
operators will remain; owner leaving
'R sH 9Gihsnd sas 11h zffl ?ss
JEwELRY STORE, excellent NV: sec
tion-Owner retiring after Y years IN
same location; price only $4,000 tor ev-
eryth;ng, with stock guarantee Of Si0:-
900. r. NJ. DE sHAzo, 922 14th, MA.
GRoCERY-MEAT MARKET-Modern mar
! - nH n
fst Wtn st and xtures aone Worh the
price; only $11. 900, plus stock. DE sHAzo
REsSEGGER ~ ,E a2g 18th MA Naat.5sOt 55sOt v,t,
overhead; if you need something, good at
Ky priss sss see 1atb this Ns sl559o s59o R. M
GROCERY sToRE-Beer,, etc; plenty Of
business; low expenses: healthy country IT..
9aarFers greed to ae buy
Sa RST Ne Ealsp Jq Ras a1 Estafe S9aS with o.
D. phcn G, near Blue Ridge MIS-: doing $1,000
wkly. business, with good chance OF dou.
bling it; building and business worth about
500: S5 900 down will handle; bldg. is 3;s-
it. front and SO it. Deep. also large park
ng lGt snd 3Tm at 90a ineuTsd Wson GE bJd
RSoMING CofSGGi HoUsE, l4oo Harvard St. NV.
rms Baths I and bab o
/
h-wh h. A. R. SEEYLE, 1400 L st. NV, DI.
! 1925.
| shopping center catering to heavily popu-
lated colored trade; it is urgent that the the
sale reasonable offers will be seriously con-
sidred: Your inspection invited and offer
solicited: unlimited possibilities, for the
| right party For further details, please
cali HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE.
| 11R6 -12
RHtoSo9MNG HOUSE. 18th st. near st. nv
ia rooms ga baths. oil heat; unusually
nice furniture; rent. $3.50 mo-; income
about $3.50 no. plus nice living quarters; er =
| 50 500 down. EDWIN l.. ELLIS, 1910
Vermont ave, RIM. 217. RE. 5140.
GRocERY NE MElnc0me sdn euoted lease GGo ine
cluding 3-rm. and bath apt: oil h.-w. h.:
nicely equipped busy locati2n; price So
500. terms. A. R. SEEYLE, 1400 L st.
DRY DRY; -CLEAHiNG store and plant; well
equipped; established; doing, subs bstantial
business; $4,000 cash required. MA. $50.