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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01

consul generals speech as well as
Mayor Lapham's statement are
published elsewhere in this issue.)
Consul Holds open House
The consul general and Mrs. Ro-
berto Regala held open house to
the Filipino community earlier in
the afternoon, and entertained the
consular corps at cocktail party
later in the day.
The previous night, Consul Gen
eral Regala delivered the principal
address at the Filipino community
celebration at the Senator hotel in
Sacramento.
Ramos Speaks at Alvarado
The following morning, Judge Re-
gala motored to Alvarado where he
attended a big picnic given by the
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FiIipino Alumni
Chats With Vice
Consul DioniSio

Early last month a handful of
Filipino Washington alumni chatted
with Vice Consul J. c. Dionisio at
an informal luncheon at the Frye
Hotel. Also present as guest was
Harry Mitchell, chief of the foreign
trade department of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce.
The informal gathering gave
Dionisio opportunity to talk on how
he happened to get into the foreign
service of the Philippine Govern
ment. Questions were fired at the
vice consul and remarks followed
one after another in rapid success
sion.
Someone raised the point why
the Philippine Government does not
utilize the dormant talent of Fill
pinos in this country, instead of
making all the appointments from
the homeland.
Then another remarked: "Let us
not be surprised. Under the pres
emit system of government here
and in the Philippines, the SPoiLS
SYSTEM" and the "compadre
system" still hold true. When a
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01

1t will strengthen the task that lies
before us to- make all the peoples
of the countries who border the
great Pacific united in our deter
mination to live as free men and
to play our part in maintaining the
peace of this world.
AS Mayor of San Francisco, join
with my fellow citizens in congrat-
ulating the Republic of the Philip
pines on the progress 1t has made
in the past year. Let US continue to
strive together towards making this
world a better place to live in.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01
Mori Faces
Libel Suit

Prudencio P. Mort, former presi-
dent of the Cannery Workers and
Farm Laborers' Union, Local 7.
FTA-CIO, is defendant in a suit
filed with County Clerk Norman R.
Riddells office by Cornelio N
Briones and Felicisimo A. Gonzales,
former business agent and vice
president respectively of Local Z.
The plaintiffs charged defama-
ton of character in a 'maliciously
published" letter written by Mort
last April and are asking $4,000
damages against Mort.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01

The occasion was a t1llplnO COLL
munity program observing the first
anniversary of the Republic of the
Philippines. Also speaking at the
program was Mayor Roger D. Lap
ham of the city of San Francisco.
More ProgressiVeness
CAS- we honor the first anniYer-
sary of our nation" Consul Regala
said, sit is timely that we should
give meaning to this occasion by
dedicating our time and our efforts
to making ourselves and our coun-
try more enlightened and more pro-
gressive."
Avoid Partisanship
81 am sure you will agree with
me my fellow-countrymen, that our
new responsibilities as an independ-
ent nation require that we avoid
any demonstration of partisanship
or disunity, for only through COM
munity of efforts and as united
people can we better promote the
goodwill and respect which our
American friends now hold for US
and which we must at all costs
seek to maintain. want to tell you
my countrymen, that through the
inspiring leadership of President
Roxas, our people at home are do
ing everything in their power to re-
build, repair, restore and expand
their national productive capacities
to levels worthy of free and pro-
gressive nation"
Firm Determination
After describing the historic
event in Manila on July 4, 1916
when the star-spangled banner was
lowered to give place to the tri-
star flag of the Philippines to SYM
bolize the birth of the Republic of
the Philippines in the midst of a
ruined city, the consul continued:
CONTINUED on Page 81
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01
Six Added to
jackson S+reef
Committee

Six community leaders were
chosen as members of the execu-
tive committee of the Jackson
Street Community Council, a Red
Feather service, at a mail-ballot
election following a recent execu-
tive committee meeting.
Th new members, all of whom
are active in organizations which
are members of the Council are:
Mrs. Anita Bruce, Evergreen Tenn
pie No. 157, 1. B. P. o. E. OF W.;
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n v "
Just ten days ago had the pleas
ure of being in Manila and the
privilege of spending two night In
the home of President Roxas.
No one who has not visited
Manila since the war can realize
the damage that war brought to
that famous city, and / know oil
many other places in the Republic.
realize full well how hard a
task the government of the Repub-
lie of the Philippines has had, not
only in rebuilding in material
way. but in reestablishing the
economy of the nation.
But. in talking with your great
President and some of his helpers,
one is impressed with how serious
" they are going about their diff
cult lob. One feels they are deter
mined men striving for the best in
terest of the new nation.
The Americans and the Filipinos,
who fought side by side so valiant
" against overwhelming odds in
the opening months of the war; LAID
a foundation for an enduring friend
shin between our two countries.
We are happy in the part we
have played in helping to establish
. new democracy In the Far East
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01
PHILIPPINES BAR
EXPORTING OF GOLD
TEMPORARILY

MANILA, July 24-The Philip
pines Finance Department dis
closed today 1t had issued an order
temporarily barring export of gold
in any form. The order was issued
pending an investigation of sales
Of locally produced and imported
metal to China and other countries
at prices above the $35-an-ounce
United States ceiling.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01

which was crushed while helping
save the world for democracy"
Disproportionate Attention
Speaking before a Progressive
Citizens of America forum attended
mostly by University of California
students and professors, the noted
guerilla leader called attention to
what he considered disproportion-
ate attention paid in Washington to
the explosive situation in the Far
East generally and to Philippine af-
affairs in particular
Truman Doctrine
Asked to speak on the application
of the Truman Doctrine in the Phil
ippines, Confesor developed the
thesis that it would rebound to the
benefit of the United States If the
Philippine economic, political and
military position were strengthen
ed. because of the new Republics
Pacific basin.
2e6 Interest
The minority spokesman in the
Philippine Senate then cited the
nine billion dollars already expend-
ed by the United States for futile
European aid" which. he said, was
in bold contrast to the prevailing
American policy in the Philippines.
while the United States pours
literally billions of dollars into
European countries without expect
ing a cent in return, we are now
made to pay two per cent interest
on our budeetary Ioans," Confesor
declared.
U. S. Supremacy in Pacific
Confesor stressed the fact that
because of the westernized culture
of the Filipinos and the recent
agreements entered into between
the United States and the Philip
pines, the Island Republic today re-
mains as the logical base of Amer
lea for buttressing her supremacy
over the Pacific basin, and for pro
noting the adoption, acceptance
and ascendancy of her political and
economic ideologies in that area.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01

Center of official observance in
the area was San Francisco, where
Mayor Lapham and Consul General
Roberto Regala headlined the civic
program before an overflow crowd
at the YMCA auditorium. Text of
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REGALA Pleads FOR
MORE ENLIGHTENMENT
and PROGRESS|VENESS
Philippine Senotor Attacks
U. S. Policy Toward Balkan
Countries ond Philippines

BERKELEY, Calf July 1S-Senator Tomas Confesor
last night obquey hit the United States policy makers
throwing away billions of dollars Balkan countries
which causing the United States all kinds of trouble
while charging interest fiscal loans the PHILIPPINES
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01
Philippine Consul General
Stresses National Unity In
Son Francisco JuIY4 Speech

SAN FRANCISCO Calf, July Sin a speech here last
night Philippine Consul General Roberto Regala pleaded for
more enlightenment progessveness the part OF his
people, the need of unity to deserve the good
will and respect of our American friends.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01
Son Francisco Mayor
Extends Greetings On
Republic Anniversary
Statement BY Mayor Roger D. Lapham on the Occasion oil
the First Anniversary of the independence OF
The Republic of the Philippines

We in the United States happy that the Repuohc OF
be Phippnes sister nation Will celebrate Ie sC
on,,i,rsaru of its indenendence on July 4.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1947-08-01
Pacific Filipino Communities
Fete Republic Anniversary

The first anniversary of Philippine independence last
Fourth of July ftngly celebrated by virtually all Fill
nino communities the Pacific coast.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1st COMMERCIAL, s2nd ST., near M; SILL
goo; row brick, s rms rms bath, :, cellar.
@ DsRry SsR i;?ssil sssa la'' cos sasi ia2H
offfoE 81 bnbogon. hE 1s Of the best downtown
prs HasY ssss soss to 1Ne
s3S EEanv vi5HSni iaIS asD sSs ThSErBa B sAlal
sES SlsA s4a s9s 0aiEr faEasz'is
sna ssi CoMaEakofAL. III EaseAfZ vicinity 1sth and and L
msns Srisk dwsins suitable aha fsr Ossa
sissoo. 70 M. naa Msnish, 0sf once of a' RosEsT
e: Sss'6 66aarESSi4E@s. asss ave. near ksa.
remodel; 2-story row brick: 8 lss. rms: rms:
sd es aT BOTH sssF
IT, rss sh zase. saiisasss iea ass
qq66SSRRh1yf q6SR1yf s5sAATY 5A GSb S9 o soRss0 s0G On Rdase
soes sSGus sona is On ID
n esyns Hsa 600
SSsf %.s sasr.y ssf Il S..hssd. a Ma M 4szs % se s
BLADENsBURG RD.-1st commercial; 2
tracts Of land in the most Desirable ne;
section: one OF APPROX. $4,000 90. II. and
wts spproa e. ST. f. sn d. over
stores, warehouse. etc. r. G.. DUNNE AT.
sosS $685. BALfo. sxsio sLvb.m1st connercisi. This
approx. $500 50. IT,. ip one Of the most
Priced to sell at once. r, g. DUNNE AT.
sssNsrfcGo1s sssNS SysSo MF Io $4,000
f., near union Station; lease or sale. now
Improved with hish-type liquor restaurant,
doing over 1000 gross weekly. GER
BICH, MI. 4047. 13'-
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER u, Je1,
LOIS For SALE (cont.J.

BUHDERs, ,ATTENTIoN-35 acres 10
Sems, satas 10 o. MINUTES aDts fE9m iassI ieE
co" SH. 1103 till 9.
ssrs iot; al h.Tdvooda smali stream: :
from Wsshinston; s1Soo' sS@aais' dh 5sss @1a MN
CHEVY CHASE vIEw-1deal for rambler;
iooxlS5: u " @ block from Conn: ave. close
PEKsY Rfzss Ysisfst FAY AZ ow s'si ss1i D 1
sprinsbrook Forest: where careful plan
fasting Values and fresdom from encrosShs assShe
home. home; sh miles niles from Woodmoor shopping
sTiSs from % ssSatsan s M.shinssaz P'aSss p1isss
roadways, with no assessment Of any kind,
or S6ss tnf s!sot sa on 81 If
NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-over Q &C acres.
Realtors. Z It; 4; s.. shs229ks as2s9. rERRISa 3 g.
ABOUT 20 NICE LOTS, near suitland and
Clinton. some with water and sewer; rea-
sonably priced. WEST REAL ESTATE III.
70e9: after 6 pm. HI. 4535 la
BUILDERS sIoII,1E g. oATTENTIoN-Row house lot
water.
For apartments, 101, 500 50. feet; ideal
for sos loans; 37th and Ely pl. se; con-
venient to shopping and transportation !;
sewer and water available: 40 cents per
Bradbury Village, restricted, detached
home IN coming section; few more choice
Apartment 1T sites fsa for colorea overlook.
ing new boulevard: GAINESVILLE st. Sc,
2S,600 SO. feet, and 31.250 on 18th st.; !;
sever se and water by property: 20 cents per
Evening star., 1947-09-12
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ABOUT 1oo ACRES on either side o. hwyi
near Goyt ordnance s1,ss, plant, M9nts ca
g A5SrS s;res n'E sn tSafss ?SSs ns
T. ACRES IN NEARBY yA-wooded land,
Priced $4,000 terms. Call Mr. LIVINGSTON.
Z, A: MeKEEVER CO., D1. 97o6; eyes.
70: S6.AeRE GRE BUILDING SITES, about MiS "
cleared at Clarksburg. Mont; Co, Md:
soil. high elevation. hard surfaced road:
OWNER, ST.. 55Ss. Note: on and after
aS s'h q e1s ss tracts; ssss E re
10 ACRES near Clinton, Md, suitable for
shSffR efSFTs IN Nc pis iafa l5aa Fl faln Pm
On Rt.. 224; indian Head rd.,, Md. Price,
sefss ssSs saS s0sa l B. %sash sS M
LANHAM, Ia IAN iMsD6B MD.--Beautitul wooded tracts.
pSESHtoPmENf b Il S5P ffssf %Pp n..r
ArRstSn se.s eosRy .asn 1 aSrss Ssvs Ws
opportunity to buy 6eautiful rolling land
in the path of future development. near
paved road and 1,647 it. on secondary
road. II, Is our desire to sell to. small
group who are seesing acreage s for small
acre is less than q small lot: 81 600 per
acre Exeusiyss EASTMAN & STEELE.
ACRE BUILDING SITBs-soms on con-
crete road. some on good .graveled streets:
some open. some wooded; restricted for
neighborhood protection while preserving
country fresdom PElced upwsrf from ron
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
5sl2 Closed SUNDAYS. - -
impossible except by the enhancement Of q
5-acre already established cemetery. Full
TON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, pL
Il ACRES, wooded: some good timber:
stream: 1888 #. on gravel road: miles
B. C.; good building sites: bargain, S1,750.
ssl HiaH RRAPLEXSi ESp cln5Gnh koIhiN IA ACRES. LIE.
hwy, near Centerville. Va: s42 #. 'front.'
age; price, $3.50 terms: N G. HINES &
seoEoRfpo%oS s9H Rn 1sSS svfs aiLE t. m114 S1se4 mile.
out D. G. line; acres. $4,000. Easy
terms. Spring water, branch fruit trees ss
after pm. 10.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
LOTS WANTEp
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,
STORES FOR RENT.

4,8OO so, FIT. street level space, add
space in basement for storage, etc; va
ness section Of downtown Washington
For further details. apply leasing depart
ment, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415
K st. NV, ME. 54O0. Ia
DRUGSTORE LOCATION-Corner bids
now under construction; large 1st-f. store
with Offices above for doctors and den
lists; large ne; colored shopping eerter
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st. nw.,
34I9 M ST. N.W.-Yacant; approx. 20x5O;
$115 mo. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. Co, 14I5
NOW AvAfIABIEwFirst- floor store. in
very desirable downtown location; 1,2OO
s.; f., large show window; $3.50 pei. mo.
STORE ON GEORGIA AVE, mr.. Kennedy
ST., established as jeweler s yrs; connect
ing End door also available. GE. 2943
Evening star., 1947-09-12
STORES WANTED.

NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING DISTRICT;
minimum 20x40; responsible party will
ACCOUNTANT. with established practice.
preferably in % lawyers s. suite. % ea Phone Ds: *.
SMALL STORE in good shopping district,
for sift shop with couple rooms adjoining.
WAREHOUSE OR STORAGE SPACE for
beer and beverage cases: approx. 25x100,
reasonable rent. Call 9-6. MA.
SMALL STORE or studio space in suitable
location desired by dressmaker; reas. rent.
Box GID, Star 14s
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iNVEsr. PROP, FOR SALE (cont. }.

100 BLK. PA. AVE. N.W.--Excel.. loca-
ton, good future, 2 stores, apis. and COM
mercial oesupansy; II interested in this
section, call OLIVER T. CARR, MA. 1865
1st-RATE COMMERCIAL property = Fine
extremely well financed. RIDGE REALTY
CO, 101S Vermont ave. NV, RE. 1873.
foGRFAMiLY ftSSf 4 nj aSsf FIAT 1sts and s2 1ney
Branch I'd. NV. Brick. well constructed,
oil heat. in this popular section: conven-
lent terms. Mr.. Prentice, Ma. $500: ewes
and Sun. NO. 0O64. BOSS g. PHELPS
INC, 1417 K st. NV. -13
Mr.. MASS. AVE. and 18th st. nw.-Lge
home, arranged into apts. income Of $3.50
per mo. over and above owners quarters;
property contains 13 rms, baths, oil
doors, modern kitchen. FURNISHINGS and
business incl: peri: cond. can Mr.. Mott,
with FRED A. SMITH, Realtor. 1113 18th
st. NV. RE. 6661 ewes, TIE. 9050. -12
MIR. SMALL INVESTOR-S50O cash buys
either Of the following investment proper
Near sth and NJ SITS. NV. 1st CONNER
monthly income. sfsa SO; price. s1o.5ooo.
Near Nsw ycrsey % ays and St MI
$Ii.GS9:. % Mr.. AIKEN. % RE. 1857; eyes.
SH O953. -l2
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER 9Th AND 4 SITS. N.E.--Attrac:
tive 3-story corner building contains
ssD stsTss sssry snd apts modem gs d oa o hesns s
or Iu sill, with r. s. BLACKSTONE.
Fffvsof FIVE gfFgAMEYs Essh rixrs RT IN one group
diyidHal gas heat; Ar rst-sass cond S26oGo
T9 G.s 2as oas.d hs sk: s119oo 1s Essern sssn Ha
Il flif SHhRAF sr W. r. 7ss sen.ast ds.
brick; tenants furnish their own heat,
x.sS esys sMtraa eo; ma 5sos ssss. S.
Il l.fAMIEY sHH FLAT, upper 1sth st. 1n:w1
annual al s5 Ss7oo nree ne se
81; q; si2l.; sTTSsS; J. J. FISHER + e. g. INC"
aoMH WrH III tss Mf si5ss FIX st.
.ss income: S. sseo pen sms mo pua Sssh .D e
priced S16.95o on terms INCLUDING furni-
* H. s5sS. sssS. 0sIaHT%Soop 0ssIaHT%Soop Realty s GO 3
bsns bsha n7'n fer ST. s.s c sE aa
31so. PENNY" APosToL1DEs REALTY
I UNIT APT. near 18th and Newton NV;
Utilities. ssl $4,000 down; 1'h RAFTELL REAL
CONGRESS- HTs.-5-uni.. det. brick at eh
sESoxs 3ss e. pzERsa isRis s''s Co. Isaf's
4ssUGsa1r APT. BLDG. with ss,sso income;
5ss Tlsa LIN hsa sso02 eo
~. s. YOUR M err
pedaf dssred sd qx kNoJsE ax osis q 1x
s-FAMILY APARTMENT, 5 years old. well
located in active rental area; each apart
asnstt kitchen and bath sxsels MI Sasss sonSi q
WEAyEs WI BROS SINc, Washington sids'
Sfw ri s2SHa esfhf fo ava 4SSw near Dupont
10000; large s-story Story and cellar. brick
and limestone bldg, excel. cond.; allowing
2E49 sEs4Ha4ec c6kE 5ssHs9 is7 SH 'KRv::'sR s.: sE
$4,000 TAKES THIS eo.unit apt. near
es1s esll liz. q o4ss Hsss ea s 1905 .lss VIC Mi4
3-APT., beautiful brick building, less than
each ca sfs apt o'a has BEDROOMS, living room,
dining room, kitchen and modern tiled
bath; reasonable down payment, monthly
Piygepta Ri p s0ysEees HE s5s, 81 fei KsT
BEACHES BEACH So9e 9TeeUkis1 aousE. IA rooms;
. corner. modern, splendid condition with
acres On Route 2a9 the sS neT s42 sh,sh
ssi6SGrs SS9 $1,000 s ssss Sssh REQUIRED JOHN A.
finished, beautiful brick. 3-unit apt. dwell
ing; two 5-rm. apis. and one Arm. apt.
each with tiled bath, refrigerator and stove,
beautiful fireplace and lge. attic. excel. and
COW. loc., bus and stores at door. Property
can go commercial; sale price. S2s.o50.
Estimated monthly income, $345. Ia
CONNECTICUT AvE.-5-story. elevator,
oil-heated ofice building; potential income
on long leases to prom. tenants; will
realize log net on return. Direct from
ROCK THko or "a G1SRxirAR % staSility s'1 IN this
imposins,. fully furnished 9-unit, 6-bath
semidetached corner apt, house with new
oil heating unit, only VI block from Pa.
s down psyment aC ot $1,000 @ T The future should
be very stable, however, even II things
dropped IN halt, you still make 12hE
Mr. Ian Lamb. couRTEsY REAL Estate CO.
I74o n. Il. AVE. N.W.-Vscant. Open 3-5
daily. Magnificent det. cor, in the heart
Of the city: unsurpassable for guest or
tourist home. plenty Of rms; and baths for
. lucrative income. See 1t today. Mr.
vallario on premises. URcIoLo REALTY.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
OFFICES FOR RENT (coNr. i

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-We plan to
remodel building located In NV. near ths
Capitol into 20 ofices. Prefer to lease to
one tenant. VIII alter plans to suit.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORPORATION,
931 H st. NV, MA. 3b70. IA
FURNISHED OFFICE in modern downtown
BLDG, 2 desks and conference table in
inner office, l desk in outer once. Ideal
for small association or for prof. man.
S125. Call EX. 0330. Ia
OFFICE, suitable for dentist, chiropodist
or similar profession. For appt. call Alex.
1881. -13
s24 18th ST. N.w.-Two desirable cfaces,
mon.hls A. sd9ass dTSpEsr PiSa asrsinsson Ho..D
Ma. S140. III
DOCTORS OFFICE, $50 50. it., available
in one Of the Metropolitan Areas largest
apt. house developments Will remodel
into reception room laboratory and pvt.
offices for suitable tenant. Occupancy
aboqt Nov; /; Mr.: Cassidy. ARLINGTON
VILLAGE APIS, CHI. 1900. is
SUITE OF ROOMS AND BATH, facing
Conn. ave. in improved bldg. Call Mrs.
Way, DE; 410l. FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. -l3
SHARE LARGE modern ONCE, ideal for
light. Nr. 18th and Col. I'd. DU. 1154.
SMALL ROOM on End floor facing street:
suitable for sales REPRESENTATIVE, once.
rsE1GEL, & RUBIN 525 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
| BUsiNEss PROP. FOR SALE (cont,) = ,

FAST TURN.OvEK business locations,
heavy trafic. 3.3T3 up to $4,000 50. It..
FINE BtsfSEss SIN s. qPRS6PERT1Tl 'oi On North
business section and Wilson blvd and
Glebe I'd. intersection-SO-ft. frontage,
zoned c-1; improved Ry 6-room stucco
ject to lease Of $13750 month. expiring in
10 months. Income can be increased, or
house used for many types Of business, or
~ for QUICK e sals tssSsS Taos Ssse G. MsaR1pER e.
2051 Wilson blvd, CHI. 3131, or GIL. 3434;
eyes,, CHI. 57S7. Ia
3rd AND KENNEDY ST. NV. AREA
1st commercial corner, brick, ideal loca..
tion for any type business plus apis. II
desired; priced right; reasonable terms.
J. H. Nicholson or A. MELVILLE COX,
GE 1898, ME 1900
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oUT-oF-roWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE's YOUR VACATION or year,round
home h E, and snug fishermans haven IN 93ns
sommanities, r Over 4o6 sold. to 't, acre acre
homesites. fronting or near, salt water.
cleo. rifles guarantesd. Lots as low as
$500, $45 down. SIS mo. For beautiful
illustrated. free booklet write or phone
if45. " J. WESLEY BUJcHANxN. RFeaittor
NEAR BURLINGTON. W. Va, 165-acre
Stream, good fshins, view Of mountains
good S-room dwslling, barns, outbuild-
lngs, cabins 120 miles D. g. RoMYE
Ridge rd., ia. 24S4. Oh. 3711. liz
Evening star., 1947-09-12
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Nothing
H4RsY ia EYE coHEs sso kE 471 "n osss
WANTED TO BUY, q 4-family apt; must
have 2 bedrooms in one Of the apartments;
WILL BUY APT, lo to 80 units. Give full
information in reply. Box 36-D, Star. 12'
$4,000 CASH to invest in good income
and ask for MRS. PENNY. -14
Evening star., 1947-09-12
FARMS WANTED.

large or small cash or terms. List your
farm or country property with an orgsni-
zation specializing on this type Of properly,
Call Mr. Berkey. with JAMES L. DIXON
CO., 1880 Conn. ave, MI. 4311. or OIL.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
IN SILVER sPRING-Priced to sell. Nice
commercial lot, 51x110. has q good 6-rm;
house with bath, modern; can be converted
into store on lst floor and would leave
nice apt on End floor; located in shopping
center block; stores built right up against
place you've wanted. Call Mr.. Godfrey,
81. 5400; eyes. and Sun, sH. 659S. STAN
LEY PEARSON, Realtor, 1896 Ca. ave.
CORNER COMM, 16,147 So. IT,, on cross
roads Of 2 main hwys in choice Mont. Co,
lmpprovsd VIII l9,aE,Gm frame 5s1 aouse; S1b-
BRADLEY CO., eyes,, AID. 1882. Ia
FL ACRES, I,2O0-FT. frontage No. high
way, .3Ka miles south Of Alexandria; valu-
& able timber % and resale Of land already sub
sonably priced for quick sale. JAMES 4.
MAHoNEY, woodward Bldg, RE. 2411.
Evening star., 1947-09-12
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

2 FINE APT. HOUSE SITES, upper Conn
ave.-Each corner with 1O0-ft. front
age on Conn. ave. To inspect. call WC
1900 till 8 pm, EDW. H. JONES & co
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

REPRESENT OUTSIDE-Conven mailing
address; phone. secretarial, stenographic
services. ME. 754S. I'll Woodward Bldg.
PARTY WITH ESTABLISHED real estate
and insurance business, has air conditioned
desk space, in newly decorated once in
one OF very best locations In the city, for
one or two persons: will answer phone and
receive callers Box SOD, Star l4~