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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23
MONEY FROM STATE

State subsidies derived from
House Bill 496, amounting to
$2O,353.30 were received by
County Auditor Frank McCurdy
this week, from the Auditor of
State. OF this, $l2,500 goes to
county road fund and $7,853.30 is
divided between the/ township
gas funds.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23
Dairy Products

Milk and its products ccrnptise
more than Is per cent of the foods
estimated to be consumed annually
by the average american.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23
Deaths in the County
MRS. LYDIA WELLER

Mrs. Lydia LoveleSS Weller,
aged 70, of Delaware, a native of
New Dover township, died at 7:30
p. m. Wednesday, in Jane Case
hospital, of a stroke. She was i'll
only a few days prior to her
death. She was born in March of
1877, the daughter of William and
Mary (Richey) Loveless, both de-
ceased and lived most of her life
in Delaware.
She was married to DR.. V. B.
Weller, now deceased and was a
member of the Methodist church
and Eastern Star.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Kolb, of Litchfield;
one son Victor Weller, of Col
umbus and three granddaughter.
One son, John; three brothers
and two sisters proceeded her in
death.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Robin
son and Brackney funeral home
at Delaware. Interment will be
made in Oakdale cemetery, in
charge of Robinson and Brackney.
WILBERT H. EVANS
Wilbert Henson Evans, aged 10,
native of Redwood, died at l:30
a. m, Tuesday, in the Florence
Rest Home at Columbus. Mr..
Evans, who made his residence at
Redwood, had been i'll four
months proceeding his death.
He was born Oct. 3, 1877, the
son of Issac and Mary Chapman
Evans, both of Union County. He
was a member of the Pilgrim
Holiness church at Redwood.
Surviving besides his wife are
the following children, Wilbert
Evans, jr., of Toledo; Dale Evans,
of Redwood; Laura Cook, of CO.
lumbus; Sylvia Beeney, of Rich
wood; Estella Hendrickson, of
Redwood; Virginia Snare, of Col
umbus; one brother, Wilfred
Evans, of Belleview and one Sis
ter, Elsie Warnstaff, of Magnetic
Springs.
Funeral services were held al
2 p. m. today, in the Marion
Winter Funeral home, conducted
by the Rev. Donham. Burial was
in the Claiborne cemetery in
charge of Marion Winter, funeral
director of Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23
{Ep'Ne~s 4: Courts
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Leonard and Louise Colebrook
to Walter and Grace Harry, 46.7C
acres in Liberty township, 81.
Elmer F. Stierhoff to Laura
Stierhoff, lot in Marysville, 81.
Edward c. and Ida A. Rade-
baugh to John D. and Georgia
Coleman, 1.89 acres in Paris
township, 81.
William F. Justice, by certifi-
cate of transfer, to Ada K. JUS
tice, 1884 acres in Jerome town
shin
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23
PROBATE COURT
Probate Appointment


Forest WORDS has been appoint,
ed administrator of the estate o1
Myrtle WORDS, late of York town.
ship, under bond of S2100. The
estate is valued at $4,000. William
J. Porter is attorney. Dean Elliott
Clarence Barddell and Charles
Headingtom are appraisers.
Lisensed To Wed
Paden E. Welsh, 20, farmer, OF
Redwood Rt. 2, son of w. L.
Welsh and Janis L. Patrick, 20
bookkeeper, of Redwood, daugh-
ter of F. A. Patrick. The Rev
De Loss Donhan was expected
to solemnize the marriage.
COMMON PLEASE COURT
Action for Divorce
Florence Evaline, a minor, by
her next friend, William F. Grau
man, has filed suit for divorce
from George w. Evaline or
grounds of gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty. They were
married Nov. 8, 1916 and have one
child, Linda Marie. Plaintiff ask!
custody and support of child anc
her attorney fees. Gwynn Sander:
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Divorce Granted
In the divorce action of Marie
Moore against William A. Moore,
the Court has granted the plain
tiff the divorce.
Court Terms Set
Terms for the l948 session Of
the Common Pleas Court oi
Union county have been set by
Common Pleas Judge Richard l.
Cameron. Terms will begin Jan
II, May 10 and Sept. Is, all at
$50 a. m.
Case Dismissed
The case of Alice Gertrude
Murray against Charles G. Muir,
ray has been dismissed without
record at the cost of the plaintiff
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23

Platinum Money
Platinum money was coined il
Russia in 1928.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

II come out this way. Well,
consulted Stutz Of the propa.
ganda Paul had been spread
ing around quote Stutz as
saying Il didn't give a damn
who won the Band Poll. be-
cause handle Todd Rhodes
and AL Martin. | viii say this.
I'm glad my bands won first
and second places IN the poll "
So here's little advice to
YOU Paul You should get 10
the bottom Of things before
YOU 90 around blowing YOU +
top. and pay less attcnt.sn
10 what other people tell YOU
Nuff said
The shapcly ToSca Dublin. OK
otto interpretive dancer fulfill
cd the spot that was left va
cant bv the Rimmer Sisters.
flashv dance team, when they
refused ia do the opening mum.
her on the Sta-Studded floor
show at the sophisticated Club
Three Skies The management
didn't say word. He lust paid
them of and cot another dan
Ger Tosca is really knocking
'cm dead with her exciting
dance routines Tho irreS-
iStible Ernesiine Governs. VINO
formerly held a slave az the
Fan Tan Soda Bar land Frank
Turner put down a little altar
action Monday ! wish tho both
Of YOU all the luck and hap
piness in the world They plan
Ia honeymoon in Texas
The easy on the eyes, Doris
Trouiman. who used 60 ring up
the gold at Sportrce' Music Bar,
IS now PLAYING the part Of a
little charming Juice server She
has been denoted Doctor
Stork paid a visit 90 MIR. and
Mrs. Tommle Hanklns and pre-
sented them with a little 6 IL
pound princess, who bears the
name Of Paula Jean A
run-totinc stud decided to use
Club FL Slno for = shooting
gallery last Saturday dim But
he was sorry he
even knew what a gun was, be
cause the manager gave HIM
4 very nice AZ body beating
Dug scribe from my man,
King. Clarence is one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

Of Ohio's top dance promoters.
He keeps the dance fans in
Youngstown always on the
watch as TO what MS next at
traction will be
EN- r f. r T AIN MEN T
CHATTER Illinois Jacquet
the youthful Dynamo OF The
Tenor Sax and his high lly-
ing sextctte viii invade Club
FL Sine for limited deal be-
ginning Aug. . The Basin
Street Boys of Il Sold Ny Heart
To A Junkman' fame are real
~ doing grand job Of en-
tcrtaInment at Club Three Six
cs Billy Eckstine. the
Bronze Balladier. will open at
Sportrce'S Music Bar Aug s
Floyd Candy" Johnson. OK
Andy Kirk sidoman keeps the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

ing The war tho contest w
dropped, but e Is To bc ~
Nlyed again this year, Wlth bg.
gor and bettc stakes.
Already several names have
been suggested by those lnlcr-
ested Namely Raymond fSpor
tree Jackson. popular owner ol
Sportree's Music Bal Grady
Jackson and Reuben Ray of thc
Paradise Bowl and Paradise VAL
leg Distributing Company, w.
T. Johnson and Leroy Young.
Of the COG Horseshoe Bar. al.
bert Czech" Pakman. bono
man. Sunnie" Wilson. ot the
Mark Twain and Forest Clue.
Andrew II. Jap Sneed. 81
Club G66, Lee Lucky 81 tho
Progr Bar. Fred Allen. SUI
preme Linen and Laundry Roy
Mapp. Of Mapps Bar and Grill.
Joe Coles. ~ the Mayor In
ieTacial Committee Dr. T. NJ.
Malone; William Coleman. 81
Colcman's Bar Mack IveY. CO.
- CuIl'C' Alihur FoPPa zee
Se,l.. D,'' D,I Jonn r. oui-
Ieio 1"i'iest 1onn wn,ie ~ W.
1.t,''', ,,,.i iiiolC'' ..,., reoore Su'n
y Yai 10, "i'i,Hfl Dili ti,aY'o p
any ! ans, baI ana ~ w. aild ol
eou. sc CheSler - nenhe, 'ne
h s,y VINO dulothaticaliy
VIII DC IN INC ace
me newly 'ie''eG m'Yo' "ill
pe llS loeipient oi many w
e aill SoclaI honoIS 20 re pe-
TtoH'u uPol, I'il 'N ctN 'l
,clalS, ana loaaihE businessmen
oI D'''olt;
ie "lil le'e'Ne p.,<Fs anI
glts 'Ioia Narloua ''olAlRI con'.
P"f,'cS 7,,0 rms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

You dlggcih my plea cop
Meth 10 Thee. | amt ready my
ilnc Nh Freddie TO nix out
for good and come in contact
with those know not of
know You've the Boss, oh Head
Knock bat swear | aln'trcadp
70. my ticker to stop.
Before l stashed my frame
between my lily whites the
other dim. / copied a stump
on The side of my softly and
started irigging my wig about
Ole Man Aose who is due 10
fall in port just any old time.
| don't know just when. and
pull my coat about closing my
ollmmers. not 10 snap the
peekers no more. When he
puts down such action as that
Jack you're dead!
You see Oh Holy One, I
ant quite ready to occupy a
deep Six as yet. Although |
know Nou have no particular
time as To honking Your konk
sbnut calling my number, but
| want 10 be sure of what
kind az action ! will latch on
10 whom | cross over TO the
Je$ev Side ! don't want to
meet ne Stud In The Bright
Red Suit cause he amt in my
class But If ! should meet
some of the People from Your
Righteous dormitory waiting TO
|lay twister on me for a fine
bad Upstairs. now that would
|bs iu'' frulttl with me But
vha, gasscs me is ! amt quite
fue which one II will be.
ANYWAY Ny Man. right now
] sm hNping a Hen that LAYS
a Goldcn Egg. And If You
should cali my number before
TINS deal materializes. You
would really drag me. Now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

DOM M ~ ~
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t,Io ~. "u' sNe ~ q
~ ~ ~, :" u''''s,, lNN ouS-
"Nsl .o' ~ S"ll u,e 70 90
a., : ''',i p ~ ''', e. g'us,
49,, 49, - ", N'' ''e'! 7.
y, '0.n "''g INA D,"'','1 " =, ~
~ ~" .g '4s'' ~ s'''''iE
w. ~ Ply ~ 'io".' ~
,' ~ ~ ''a''' p'tt a. $3.50 III,
80 NV = ~ ~ ~
',''N ., N.o Ns',' NV
I'"' - 80 oa ~ i'o'J O'iS
"o ~" ''P
NOW LET'S GET OK THIS
MELLOW CRUISE. AND DIG
THIS LATEST Str AIGHTEST,
AND MOST TERRIFIC NEWS
There. lot Of t,lk going
on down IN Pafadisc Vallev By
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
lew Contest TO Open For Mayor Of Paradise Valley
First Election To Be
Held In Seven Years

Nominations Being Accepted AT Tribune
Office For Candidates To Participate
Nominations in order for the election of Nav
of Paradise Valley For the first time in years the
people of Detroit going be given chance to nam
their fsvorte leader Of Deros little Harlem the cen
ter Of sepis activty--Paradise Valley
Present mayor of Paradise Valley is Chester Ron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
DIGGIN
The scene
BY Dick Jennings

Time permits me again to knock drop at the grind
Or and send your way my weekly scribe get out your
nick. and shovels aud dig this heavy spiel am going to
iay ON YOU so lightly I'm emitting this one: A CAT
KNEEI1NG IN PRAYER While knccling on these
deuce Of stifners spelling off this righteous live hope
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

Royal Blue Bar rcclng and
0cklng with his hot licks ON
the tenor Sex Candy's band Is
just Ike tic man in the cas-
kct dead N there En-
Lionel Hampton and Charlie
Barnett diWumer, George Jen.
kins. is eally klcking some
skins al lhe Old Time Cafe
Combined with his All-Stars
they arc solid tearing down
the house The Frolc Show
Bar IS Boosting live-star at
traction Featured artists arc
Babe Hines. Blues singer, and
Chic Chocs, CALYPSO Trio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

ii.. popular theatrical hookiuC
agent Ills right TO the title
W.l bc challenged hv number
U prominent local businessmen.
The Crst Mayor OF the Val
iey Wa, Roy Lightfooi. elected
I'm contest conducted by the
Detroit Tribune, under the
sponsorship Of Rollo s Vest.
who Ha then theatrical cdi-
tm Many remember HIM as the
genial owner Of the old B and
G. Ba located on tie Site Of
.the Club FL Sino. Roy became
IA power IN politics and was
.wclI omombcred for his gen
.cro1iv on Christmas WHOM he
Ibcarlcl The Paradise Valley bus-
.mc-sucns distribution Of bas
llct 90 the under privileged
Ligttfoot was eventually dc.
feaied for his mythical office
by Reuben pattcn. prominent
lautonobile dealer and salesman
Reubcn's cign ended whom
Chester l. Rcuiic tho present
Mayor. defeated him DUE
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos..

NEAR MINNESOTA AND pENNA; "a, aye; 8.
brick, 5 years old; tull base. PAS e.
sSo Fl gs down ssn
Mr; Mudd, C. D. MURPHY. AT. 1899
esto7 bTS bfss ase and
bath, oil heat. full basement; immaculate
condition: very reasonable terms. Call till
p SsStssSi s44 1oia T. ~a Il
sEssIoN@Ana costa I'd. s.e.-corner
S @ 2stgry rams esEe mes and
and shrubbery; lot 75xI10: Al condition,
Re.ssays Rsisa to sSn ss terms to GM Sa cALoMR1 t
PROPERTIES, 1919 nth st. NV. D1. 1855
ealow. inclosed and heated rear porch
So Storage @ SPACE ; I'm IN attic. M @ fali easement gas
recently redecorated; garage; larse, fenced
lot; near transp., stores and schools; pos
nsn Ssssoq on It 'fe%srf bbeHs IT, 'aG9 o. BY IL fD?S5
IMMEDIATE PROFESSIONALLY South
dssPes a2nf to .e tbs esynF s s4ct ssS
home; oi! heat; buift:in, garage. front and
Tesr IMxINg poTches G pST1issed tG sell Soe
eyes, and Suns, cali Mr.. Romsr. ,Wo.
SoUo FAihbAWN AVE, s,E.-SupStAntlally
built, modern 5-rm. row brick, wonder
fully convenient location Just of Penna.
ave; gas heat; prompt OCCUPANCY; on ex-
es5lenE eT z1o terms; ms, $3.50. ROBERT MAe.E
c. D. MURPHY has diversified listing
of all types of properties in the Southeast
and suburban Maryland areas, at reason
able prices and excellent terms. We feel
sure We can meet your requirements. Call
or visit our ofice, 1401 25th st. Sc. AT.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 4o1 oakwood ST.
centers. schools, buses. excel, neighbor-
hood S12.60O; cash, $4,000. SCOTT
SANDERS. 1919 S. Capitol st. TR. 1858.
HILLCREST-vacant. This is q 6-rm.
brick home Of exceptional quality. Fea-
yrs sqseS old ise iv nm With nyepl ree sniy rm
with second a. frepl. and high ceiling;
3 bedrns. with extra. closets space. oil
&C. heat. Price Is only S1e,q50. ADEL-
BERT VI. LEE. sail Pa. ave. sc. u.
1000, ga
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HOUSES sALE-sovthea,t. tcons. J

sEE sEH EGgE KRSE r5l FsssR s
~: sHe'fSs NsyaL liIViss isssssEARcH LA1sMs.ym. row
transp. ran Priee. s1i ,o6o. &pELBEgSf W,
LEE. 3sl1 Pa; ave, sc; Ii. 1000; ga i,
homes Just ! blk. Oh renna ave Sc;
sSkfESSi s6kfEHSis sR EX4Rs SSpS Ssao,s u,;6ssas
s.e.-cozy,, s-rm. brick bungalow;, bed
rms. gil h;.w.h;, 2-car gar, full bsmt;;
ssFy ssd AZ today 'se'S' g.
Fl, Fl, DAVIS M s;E-s rms; ssmidet. nif brisk; =
Snddws Fenced ot Stoves refsns
low price and terms; 7, Ta,oGs p ,I,y BUgGEssss ss
Ssa1 oNzY Psnns o 6oWs s m and 2s9S sso m
Clean, 5-rm single house in Congress
Heights; new TefgT, stove, Teesn.ly deeo; sss
Essss S,;; ESP5p "a,
SGs oe4s meps enesn Sshs mSd Sn st.
I' Issi i ,esIl 4 SyoNSSEE SE Il i. MARTIN. Tin BrsksT'
RfLLcaEssFWs Rg 1seEs P Saoh have several beautifay
designed and constructed homes in this
exclusive section. Phone US your needs.
your problem is ours. ROBERT MAGEE' so!
F6 F6RT T71G 1avIs Ha' sEc$foswe s;$E offer lovely
homes in this desirable section; both are
3-bedrm. homes T.a.-c. heat. slate roofs;
se fW anicey RH coMMoNWsAITa sS aSss Fl P REAirY
fGkN2sHEp f1 HM IoGSi aoSfAstrsctive. * mod row
BRICK eSo e5cei Sc iocation sacrifice st
TABLES,. nc. RE. 5000. "a - -
just, of Of Pa. ave. q, Groom and bath
brick, hot-water heat, Lear garage; pos
500. JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS, o3314
coNGREiss HEIGHTS. 1es Forester St
price greatly reduced, 81 900 cash, balance
monthly Inspection Sunday. 2 to 8. See
n Mr Martin ~ on premises S. or or phone IL 20ssl;
ENGEisM MsMcqAss BAsEMESTsT4IE M EisfS s'f HoME q
stoves eSms and fn rsfsfs Ra.n sR close $1,000
$3.50 $685. osANNoN o2s n PsS Rfnin RRarY W Co. s Or
MODERN BRICK HONE, Of 8 rms. tile
rear porches. on E. Capitol st; $4,000
$3.50 SSSp sy9 oaASSoR RfS @0pt R1FR F. e. 30
'LYNDALE"-Just listed, a most attrac-
tive, and extremely well-built 6-family
brick .ng agt ABOUT yrs Scp Gd sS near be MINI linn
chased at an attractive price; owner wants
immed. sale; tenants pay for utilities. Call
ME. l43 until pm, j. WESLEY BU-
eof6kED9si,5 c5nSkEi NsalsS6 800 DowN-1eth and Pa.
ave. s,e.-6 large rms: and bath; 2-story,
brick: h-wh.. coal; full basement, large
PRICED to ser with s0 terms can vii III
cAEoM1RIs PRRopERTiiiEzs.i 1912 lit" !" st. St.
Col coIoREp R iooo' @ FURNISHED HOME; $3.50
down; near 10th and Pa. ave. Sc. See
today with TABLER, INC, RE 5000. -23
Evening star., 1947-02-22
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

CHEVERLY-Almost new detached brick;
6 ige rms, fireplace, full basement. a.-c.
oil heat; near school, store and bus; sub
stantial cash; S14,5o0. By OWNER. WA.
S-YR.-oL BUNGALOW g bedrms.. tile
BATH; only S10,950; .liv. rrn., din. ,rm, Ice.
kit; compl. fenced lot; a.-c. auto. heat; nj,
and shopping center, McDEvrTT, Resltor.
SH. $3.50. RA.. 4422 -25
ATTENTION GrS-For sale, two 6-rm.
houses under construction In silver Spring.
modern in every respect; priced far below
The present market value. at s16,6oo and
u sppfox. ca days. Cali RA. s1i6. -2S
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

FOR SALE BY oWNER-English bsmt.
house, downtown; arranged in apts.;
upstairs, 5 rms, and bath, ,furn. and
rented; good rental owner will give i'm
with pvt. bath; oil h.-w.h.; centrally To-
Gated; home priced right to responsible
buyer; no agents. Telephone ME. 2435
for appointment. -23
SPECIAL s.W. BARGAIN-A real nice
comfortable home, 6 rooms and bath, Just
around the corner from wholesale row. with
ENSTEIN REALTY CORP, 141s st. NV.
District 1877. -23
and 227 G st. s.w.; rs and II G st. s.w.;
115 G st. s.w.; 339 K st. s.w. Desirable as
homes or as investment. JOHN D. FITz-
GERALD National $3.50. -23
rester st. s.w-Semidetached brick, bed
rooms, gas air conditioned; completely
papered, painted, in and out; floors
Evening star., 1947-02-22
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Will EXCHANGE brick mats for bldg. lots
in colored area, old frame houses, or viii
eccept, 2nd trust as down 2aymsnst. ME,
and basement we'll
built brick building containing $500 net
50. It. per floor with unusually high cell.
irigs 2nd and 3rd frs. clear Of structural
partitioning, and separte gear brick park
ing garage; located ne. adjacent to 3. &
o. r. r. on 1st com. corner lot with paved
streets; especially suitable for wholesale
beverage, grocery. hardware. electric, ETC.,
business and manufacturing; may be pur-
chased for one half reproduction cost tnat
has been planned and approved; this Is AZ,
excellent buy: possession with title: VII
factory bldg. Of s 70 10 Thousand 50. IT.;
CLEAR LOTS. acreage, 70 Fsrsssss, 4'vI'
farm. 43 mi, out. z. elsc.;. 1892,
Co. GE. 6146. 36l7 14th.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sisAslsRlgs Msnos snnual Esnts aCE price siS
5oo 1000 scH Ga 9WNEE IF NPW44So ~ 4!4S 5-s.ory apt
fa1ns:es slans se 9nss insome ss ssnuay =.
Price; $e5; 900 ea:; submit offer. y Mr..
sEasP1Hi sEAk pgFoNf II 4ss..ss. .s
Sss 5S sy.. sod San ea MI Nj s9yS so F4
saE5RS s5o BIk! Ss Sr WI f. NV II ss 'front.'
HRoA HsRt; E5szf 1884 1HS sS%@'is's ST. ~.
SEaR Re- s4ea; shokGra NJ 402a And KANsAs-Btr d.t.
now noVse ovsf esftss $500 'G mo from End and srd
farst aoGr foor could also be rented Tor approx.
500 mo. Also Gear gar with rm eyer.
peE % ke bseE nd 0PS Frg Zeal 0e
nifty for high return on moderate invest
5Sak n rfiFs %hR X ,f f'sS sso ss5y R..srs t
p1sss as at. at ssssS issS
FFWN4oeFxMEY FN4eFFxxM III aoFfA oFfAfsl6 fss. BA s442 81
tsRs1tS tems @ tsfR s5''ff Hs h.e.
4tamiy Fats la NV CA, apd Ms Sc Hsef ssff
man man wish CORNER \ RyaN NC. sS57
18th s nG nlGHERfa RI 32a5. WI 1oo 74s Sos ena
St. Sno se.D4-room frame. masonry house on
GtARAtTy ct + tE9ns 5fni ING 1928
FiT FIRST &c ACoSaasahERcIAL VALUABLE prop
erty On busy fect,ont faeins = sa6 sys ss
eUrner wi With IDEAL location
suitable for any kind Of buSiness g.. hossssi. ossi.
aapStAMfY apt ihsstsF uSIf sIf P0E yesss esI Old sk
building, close to shopping center schools
and transit lines: 1--we in ons:s ssith INCOME
Rii?;s | sSSvf 'is f5His EH5RsssFHs a7fs0 s3 s3
lfl5 III HKHwhy n nhy adonine NE S4oo Colonial vs,.
s.. Sc 900 So It. at 7sc per 50 It., zoned .e,,
commercial and APARTMENT use; s,,v. iSs' iS'
ad0ost arHntase and na nsy oSdns
@FaVER Bso tsesHs ne Fs Wash mr. sds
ofE ofY9: Lincoln fSsso n pk.@ofour apis. 2 rms.
each, fully furn.; income; $l7S mo. 40 Ad'
EAST sAlsToYA falls sash cHURcH@1oo-tt. Re frontage
on Fairfax dr., "a blk ;;.tg from Lee o1. NV; oao
sa II. ground; extraordinary opportunity;
pTet on eomplet9n Tarfs5 G9 Or esi1e' sefe
ssiSmpaa ssSo Month Month s'is''R SWISS REALTY CO.
John WeismueIler, 2423 18th st 5nzw'
on ONE OF THE MAIN business streets
OF Alexandria-2-st story brick. bldg, leased
at $4,000 yearly rental; shows around
price. H. G. sMITHY CO. MA. 1903. --23
NV. BRICK. income S123 no r,nSsvspA lss COM;
$3.50 cash, bal. sgI so mo ~ Mr. EosE559SN'
FIVE APT. HOUSE sITEs, NV, and ne.
MURRAY co. Ma. 1866. 20
CONN, AVE, below Dupont Circle-b-s story
ONCE building with store; modern equipped;
gross income approx. S25, 900 annually; ap;;
prox. annual expenses, 5000; owner VIII
vited OR 650s. morning or evening. -23
SIITLAND MANOR brick apt.
house at less than times annual rental;
CADYARK REALTY. WA el96; ewes.
via Ti40 -23
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BETHESDA, 1st comm.-We have several
excellent locations. Call EARL T. WRIGHT,
Realtor, WI. 5000. -22
ground on the corner Of Central ave. and
New Roadway. lust past District line:
graded to street level: suitable for gas sta
CHAEL WALSH g. SON. 1911 Eye st. NV,
RE. s2s2: ewes, co. $3.50. -23
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PROPERTY WANTED.
COMMERCIAL GROUND.

A OR g FAMILY FLAT, direct from
owner. interested in good returns. Boz
64-M, Star. IL
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$3.50: So 900 cash required. AL BAKER
Il SON, Realtors, 116 8. st. Asaph st.'
Alex 6644: open Sunday. -23
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

HOOSES rSN SNLE-NortheoSt.
WoQDRIDGE;-, -,Bedrm. and bath lSt FIR.
IN this att: 4-bedrm.. 2-bath. dett, home.
full basement with outlets; oil h.-w.h,, 2
stores. Z buy at 81 $50: Cali ST. 5000:
NEARLY NEW. row brick, 5 rooms; ms; Bed: bed
rooms, bath. oil heat, front porch, nice
yard: owner Is leaving; bus at door. Price
agent, sTRouP. -RA. 500. "a
1877 MONROE ST.. N.E.-corner. det., s
rms: tIs;. baths; tbs. 2,caT EaT, en-;
ssr Soreness e soSo 1s eanq Tus 4
cent; possession. OWNER or your agt
TosssspHssssIslIAs5ooG Es sHss lIA GOO down. near Sears
story brick; basement. oil heat, built in
propeTty Tili sell today, csI "A : pm
s5ShESr soPhErIEs asH 1915 3i7tS St oAoM,f5S
MIST nss sE SOLD bedrooms, ami. h.
yh y.e,n nsF ov. Ss % o5 5G9 fg g9Fs hOHss gsS
So Mr., MAYNoR for syy sssyy at soo2 Rhssde
15srs 1p5ETrascHsMh5 nf No Rons assS S loo in mos,
attr and desirable community in ne
rm din. rm,, kit, dinette and bedrm
Be- SSedrms: ms and nd bath h upstairs; oil hsS.h;s det
lot with I matured fruit trees in a
s6E sz6y 0EshsEd EAy o ceced lois is 9Ps % aSs
ssKEESffWoS6 sE fJS 5S HfshkassfEs s h sat-
cut Colonial brick home of nice rooms,
conditioned heat; owner. occupied, prompt
81. 1881. until pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-22

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
DETACHED 2-FAMTLY BRICK DUPLEX In
not over $4,000; $4,000 down
Box 42o-L. Star. Is.
Evening star., 1947-02-22

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW rooms; 2
lbedrms., automatic heat, oak floors, lovely
basement. lge. wooded lot. garage; refined
neighborhood. Only SO, 500.
Woodridge-;Loyely 6-rn1., brick; auto
% rened heat TaE I'll tie ba,
Island ave-; ST 900 down payment, balance
like rent. Call us for appointment, H. c.
ne NO 433S 30
Evening star., 1947-02-22

value vail .Ae Our % Opinion entails no 10 oh oSliga. 1ait
gation. VIM H SAUNDERS Co. INC.
Realtors (est 1880. 1919 K st. NV, DI.
lob
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc. white or colored. Maryland or Vir-
gtnia: cox & CO. DI.. 1854. RE 1898.
Evening star., 1947-02-22

4b-ACRE PLACE with modern hve-room
DWELLING on highway. 50 miles from
Washington, D. c.; good limestone land;
Modern tourist home, on highway, so
miles from Washington; - rooms and 21s
THE MOORE INSURANCE d REALTY
CO., Box 10, Charles Town. w. Va,
Phones: ONCE. 2S3; residence, 127. 20
Evening star., 1947-02-22

turs ad satufdsy's Star. WoRTHINdfoN
REALTY, exclusive agent. s427 Ga. ave-,
Sun; II no snswsr. cali sH. 1913. is