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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
DINNER MARKS
INDEPENDENCE
FOR INDIANS

Detroits Indian community,
along with many American
guests and friends, Sunday cele-
brated the 18th anniversary OF
midas declaration of independ-
ence with a dinner at the In
ternational Institute under the
auspices of All Indias Brother.
hood Association.
Speakers at the celebration
included Maganlal Hlrachand
Shah. member of the Bombay
legislature: Balwant S. Grewal,
Miss Marian Chose; DR.. Muir
M. Malik and Miss Zorina Soule.
Sher Quraishi was master OF
ceremonies.
THREE PORTRAITS
The Indian National National
Anthem, Bande Matram, was
sung by s. p. sui and Party,
with Akbar Khan at the har-
monium. Three portraits OF In
dian nationalist leader by U.
M. Shah, swere presented To the
brotherhood by the artists 5
brother, M II. Shah.
The celebration marks the
day in 1880 when the Indian
National Congress declared that
henceforth it considered linda TO
be a free and independent ma
ton. II marked the break with
all proposals for dominionA sta
tus. and signaled the beginning
of the virtually continual acute
struggle for independence led
by the Congress party.
STRESS BELIEF
Speakers at the dinner stress
ed their belief that India could
handle the problem Of the Mos
lem League, several making the
point that they are themselves
Moslems and supporters Of the
Congress party.
Among the non-Indians who
attended were John Carney OF
the Detroit Interracial Commit
tee and Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses
w. Boykin Of the Detroit Trib-
une.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

Added 20 the fanily's social
security. Mrs Yako told the
press, the award will make II
possible for her 70 get by and
keep her family together She
has two children. Steve Jr, 3
and Barbara. 10 months
EDUCATION ASSURED
The education Of the child
rem is assured as well because
OF the more than $500 which
has been raised bv the TRlB-
UNEs Yako Fund and turned
over TO Mrs. Yako.
Yako died on the fourth Of
July, 1916, when he attempted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
hate Workers to
Mss Pay Day
b Georgia

ATLANTA Many state en-
srvees WIN be without their
Syrbecks this Saturday as the
~ treasurer George b. Ha-
4hon refused TO issue checks
4 EMPLOYEES Of departments
kEe both governors have
kpohtcd officials.
Hamilton urged both claim
Iis 10 the governorship to go
4 he coutS to get a judicial
scaon il The matter.
RAw LAW
|,leanvhilc. the legislature dis
Irsrded lhc requests OF Acting
fyernor n F.. Thompson that
adjourn until the courts had
c!ded Who IS governor. and
.pierred To- follow the advice
Herman Talmadge. usurper
the State House. that ii work
a new white primary law.
h, Is estimated that almost
|DO state employees viii be af-
Eted by The refusal of the
k@uic % make out checks.
Iey are n the executive. high
b. pJh safety, revenue,
h. sr military departments.
kTE SET
lThe static courts have set Feb
: is the date for hearings
he controversy between Tai
base AMI Thompson.
|rhere widespread specula-
u 70 whether the u. s. Su-
ene Court viii take jurisdic-
y N ,hc case, if an appeal
made 10 it from the state
II, ii ,ionS
FUSED TO CONSIDER
allcd that the highest
~ reused 10 consider the
|sil0n # the validity of old
b. III radgc's nomination by
minority " the voters. on the
'punds hat II is hostile to a
r0vatlc system TO involve
\ ad ary in the politics OF
\ people"
fioaever this decision may
i Be- upheld IN the future. as
|pas made by 4 20 3 vote,
p TWO judges not voting.
r. could conccivably, swing
! next decision the other way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
FEPC Bill
Gets Run-Around

LANSING The Fan employ
ment practices bill initiated pri-
or to converting OF the Leglsla-
ture may 60 on the April ball
lot by default
Although Atty General Eu-
gene F. Black ruled that the
measure is properly before the
lawmakers. no move has been
made in either house to formal
~ introduce or act upon it, and
the half Of the time allowed
the legislature to approve or re-
Jet il, has elapsed without &C
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
LAY PLANS IN
l0USING CASE

Fne campaign 20 outlaw re-
fctre covenants through an
peal q the US. Supreme
lurl was continued at the re-
Friday MONDAY luncheon
fttng OF the NAACP Legal
ores Committee presid G d
oy the Rev. Horace A.
Pc The meeting approved
Pns "a a public mass meeting
February is at the Second
lphst Church. and for ex-
fslve fund raising.
PIE enlarged committee, to
Pose meetings all interested
pens are invited, heard re-
rs nom the associations at
fneys Willis M. Graves and
Fncis Dent, that a final APP
would be made TO the
schigan Supreme Court. and
proceedings were now I'M
I way to get the u. S. SUI
Enc Court to hear the case.
ftlorneys Graves and Dent
tnl from the meeting to Wash
70 lay the ground work for
4 = ; Supreme Court hear
ne committee decided on an
Eoul campaign of money
ihs TO pay for the legal. and
pAcily costs of the campaign.
preliminary goal of $4,000
SGT and appeals were adj
seq to all churches. minis
1 organizations and business
professional people TO con
rbuia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

The new governor rs as 5skeu
what he thought abobut the pro-
posal TO put a Negro group INTO
the National Guard % Michigan.
lie replied
MUST FACE PROBLEM
The race problem ls some-
thing that Michigan must face
couraGeously and solve There
are 100000 colored persons NV
ing in Detroit and It's envWons,
and Michigan should do every
thing that the principles of q
democratic nation call for
This problem is related 10 an
.FEPC for Michigan and ] shall
have more to say about thus IN
my message Go the legislature.
SOMETHING TO SAY
y expect to have something
10 say about colorcd troops in
the National Guard and colored
members OF the state police. /
have talked with Commissioner
Leonard about H. II IS a deli
cate problem and i must be
faced sincerely
Interest in the problem OF Nc
gro membership IN the Nation
al Guard has been stimulated
BY the organization OF Cite
zens Committee which seeks
adequate representation and in
tegration OF Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

to rescue two Negro boys from
the Detroit River His sacrifice
inspired the Negro community
Of Detroit. led by TRIBUNE. 70
raise money for the education
VI his own two children.
RACIAL GOODWILL
Editorial comments bv De-
troit's dailics have been uni.
formly favorable stressing the
great contribution TO racial
goodwill that the raising Of the
Continued on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
BILBO DOING WELL"

NEW ORLEANS Senator
elect Theodore G.. (The Mani
Bilbo. took his cancerous mouth
and got up out Of bed this week,
in the first stages OF recupera-
ton from an operation az the
Touro InfirfnRry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

and Pete Edwards. sergeant-at-
arms.
The factional fight in the CLUB
dates back TO DiggS' proposal TO
change the name of the CLUB 10
some non-partisan title. ms
caused Craigen. who is a de-
putty commissioner OF inc oe
partment Of labor and industry.
and Polemarch Of the Detroit
chapter Of Kappa Alpha. Psi, to
secure an Injunction restraining
Continued on Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

Nena Lorenzo. who was born
in Lima. Ohio, moved to Cleve.
land with her family while still
a child. After the death of her
father, and subsequent remar-
riage of her mother, she was
forced to start earning her own
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
Arrest Wife in
Jordan Stabbiing

|p.sADENA. Calf. - Louis
3so popular band leader
u' s,e,cording artist, Is recov-
n ., slowlv from stab wounds
||n;es,ed on his arms. face and
y, IN a battle in the home
friends, ,,; -. ..,,o
O rnestine Jordan. on
|e ~ Of assault with a dead
a,ssnon The band leader is
~esrs old, while his spouse
S7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
WALTER WHITE SPEAKS AT
UAW.CIO EDUCATION MEET

The progressive forces in America have been pushed
last ditch fight against the rising tide Of reaction,
Walter White secretary Of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People told group Of labor
leaders attending the Third Annual International Educa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

tional Conference Of the JAW
Go, IN Cleveland, on January
"a
Speaking as the guest Of hon.
or at a luncheon meeting gwen
by William II Oliver CoDrec-
tor 81 the Fair Practices and
Anti Discrimination Department,
UAW-CIO White said that re-
action was consolidating 20 take
over politically and economical
~ while. unfortunatclv az the
same time the liberal forces
were dividing
COMMON CAUSE
These critical tunes he con-
tlnued required the coordina-
ton Of al progrcssives IN q COM
mon cause based upon the best
aspects Of our American liberal
tradition
The luncheon ~ White hon
on was held, Oliver said be-
cause of the effective support
the NAACP has given 70 the
aims and detectives OF orga-
nized labor and To- afford the
other rank and file delegates
TO the Educational Conferences
to become better acquainted
with the secretary Of the or
gan,zauon
SPEAKS WITH REUTER-
white WaS introduced by Gen
l. p. Weaver, Director ClO
Committee 60 Abolish Racial
Discrimination. Along with Wal
ter p. Reuther JAW President
he spoke at the Friday night
mass meeting of>the Conference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
ACME For Flowers
TIE; 10000
|ygs Wins Smashing Victory in
tolerated Democratic Club Vote

he Diggs faction of the Michigan Federated Demo
Euc Clubs smashing victory Friday night when II
"oyear fight with the faction headed by Joseph Craig
and Harold Bledsoe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
Tragic Suicide Ends
Interracial Marriage
Bv CECIL BOYKIN

Ending her
through Wednesday with 32 calbre
his glmorous 27yesrod wife
Ne OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
SIGLER HINTS STATE MAY
HAVE NEGRO COPS, TROOPS

LANSING-A hint that Michigan may soon have
Negro member the state police and state militia was
dropped Gov Kim Sgler at press conference her on
Saturday at the Michigan Press Association convention
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
SPEAKS WITH REUTHER
YakO Family Gets $50 Monthly
Pension With Carnegie Medal

Steve Yakos family will get $50 month from the
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission result of the award
him for the Carnegie Medal for Heroism was learned
last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01

living at the age Of is.
There are, only q few means
Of livelihood open TO girls Of
(Censlnned on Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-01
ABORTION DESCRIBED AT
SPECTACULAR Tam TRIAL
SPECTATORS THRONG TANN'S
TRIAL ON ABORTION TRIAL

The sensational trial of Dr. Hensee +. Tam, we'll
known Detroit physician is in progress before Re
corders Judge O. z. Ide and jury nine women and
three men expected go to the jury before the week
end
Evening star., 1947-06-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, juSt outside of Alex
andria. Va; very good land on or Just of
railroad; land a little further from rail-
road at proportionately lower prices but
COMPARABLE property. LOUIS P, SHOE
MAKER. l719 K st. NV. MA. 1866.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, on railroad. about
a a3ooo sq. #. with frame s .l warehouse US
house: s57,5o0 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
111a K st, NV, Ma, l66.
NEAR SOUTH END of / 4th Street Bridse,
about 100000 square feet, as nearly per-
feet as could be found, public utilities at
the property. There's an income of $3.50
per month from the small brick building
SHOEMAKER. l7l9 K st. NV, MA. 1166.
$4,000 SO. FT. part or whole opp.
available: terms, Exch. for house or apts.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-4a.o0o Sc. IT..
whole or part; r.r,. siding. sewer and water
available: priced for immediate sale; full
commission to brokers. SH. 1895. -22
e5 ACRES. about l.0o0,ft., frontage on
8 & o. Ry.; corner property, level at depot;
Between WaShinsSonn and Baltimore Only
o3Sl r l. ave. ne. NO. 1908
Evening star., 1947-06-22

WE HAVE. 6 ACRES, already zoned, suit
able for lse. rec, area. adjacent major
it9as, lease 10 for long peTiod. W. $. HoGE, j.;
sEsf PeoG COM sl' a1s AVE- h~Y al,
with I7-ft., show window, available at
once. Excel. lease can be made at good
rental. Suitable tor offices; shop, or
studio. For appointment call Mr.. Lewis
with JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. 1889 Conn.
ave. NV. MI 43l1. -22
s4Sd t0F ST snGP nT or or SfUah sa mo-
.i3o PA. AVE. N.w@Excellent downtown
sTe Fsrsse serf in reap sP' lot vh s'qGy o dos
alley. Building vacant July L. win also
sell or exchange. MICHAEL WALSH &
SON. 1911 Eye st. NV. RE. s2s2; ewes,
STORE WITH ABOUT 300 so. FT. on / st
NV 1st commercial. Apply D. CONNOR
6 AND AND p isah SIS, sTs. N.w-up to 600 So. IT.
or other business: Box. loom. Star. "a
space; 2-story building. loading platform
and large parking area; available Sept. Est.
tribator. J. 4. WEINBERG CO, Realtors,
zosrb zosh & GESERAE III IA 6sHS
located l00x140-ft corner lot, on busy
block of S. 23rd ST. Arlington, vas near near
Route A. 6t2-f0om bungalow. WIN Iuil
tion for retail or professional use: will rent
or lease. PETER A. SPEEk, 567 S. 2srd
st. Arlington. Va.
60f n. Y. AVE. NV. Ind com. zone-At-
remodeled; central location for distributor.
large showroom Isl floor. Offices upstairs;
oil heat A. NJ. ROTH. Ma. 1886. -26
NEAR 10th AND + NV. in downtown
Washineton-l. 900 So. it. to 5000 So. ft.
ideal for manufacturing, jeweler. tailor or
furrier plant. Office machine shop, etc.
Csll Leasing Dept, LEO NJ. BERSTEIN d
CO. i4l5 K ST. NV ME. 54o0. -2
FIRST FLOOR of new warehouse near md
and L SITS. ne, containing $3.50 SO. ft,
available Immediately. Good lease TO re. re,
N. Y ave NV. RE. 5000. -23
FIRST C0MM'L-Basement. suitable for
repair, radio, upholstery shop, etc. Apply
1874 r st. NV.
MODERN STORE and office bids, vacant,
redecoratei: 90-ft. store depth; IL ofhces,
3 lavatories; automatic heat; completely
modern; downtown NV: subletting per
missible to responsible party; lease avail
able. Call HO. 1868, HEANEY Il co.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
STORES FOR RENT.

BETHESDA-space available. 1900 So. #.
for modern drugstore; complete soda
for ay nse IN one aha Of he faaa mo
modern conditioned buildings in
Bethesda. consisting of stores. Offices and
Consider oms straisht to or r percentage lease. PAT
TRoIANo. Realtor. 1927 14th st. NV, Ma
UPTOWN GEORGIA AVE. NV. stores
available for any type business; reason
saasti fsa axoNA S REY NJ sRreS aokp Re- 5os s2s 5b
ARRLIIsGToN a fs5 FOREST shopping center;
ab S bs ereead T6ree IS s
ditions to this we'll established park-and-
shop group, Present stores are occupied
hardware store. beauty shop, etc Appli
oAs fa9Rs FISHER De5es do NEE sssn APRy
CONN. AVE. between R and sts.,. 24ft
sran ons ease ont5 avS M to
co, d. 1883, 10 Jackson pl. NV, La
PARK PhRK AND SiSsiop ssiHop DEVELOPMENT contain
Ager rd., Prince Georges County, Maryland,
adjacent Green Meadows: super market.
rented; re opening for beauty parior, bakery,
ton. Construction to commence soon. For
gaasNoN gaas eae Egcas coMsAN NJ " 15S5
so7 y. Y. AVE; NiW.and comm comm zone, st,st A.
" remodeled Central location for dis
uuopstairs. uoSs Oil heat. A. M ROTH. as ma
STORES TO LEASE In Groveton. va. 3
miles south of Alex, Va 5 to be built;
9 leased Good for drug store or variety
SMALL STORE ADJOINING main entrance
large modern ofhce building. 9Th and D st.
4: wEINBERaS5 CO. Realtors, 1907 \ g. st.
G GRouNn R Sn Poor FLOOR STORE. vacant. ready
for occupancy Good for any. type Of busi-
ness Excellent downtown lot alton. RA.
11O1. or DI. OILS. -24
K st. NV; near 14th St.
Floor of 7-story. office bldg. approx. 900
So IT. of desirable space suitable for re-
tail or street floor Office use; available
July l. Call Leasing Dept, LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400
TWO STORES. Benning I'd. near 18th and
H st. n.e.-Approx.. 1900 SO. #, parking
and rear entr. for loading and unloading
Ideal business location. Two doors from
lease. Cali r. j. HoRNER REALTY CO.
1401 Monroe st. NV, MI. S94S; eyes
DEsIRABLE BUILDING downtown-sni.-
able for store or ofices: long lease: rea-
sonable rent. Available in . few days. w.
r. MARSHALL, Real Estate Broker, s29
Evening star., 1947-06-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE
ZONED FOR BUSINESS; 81 acres

zONED FOR BUSINESS; 21 acres. No. /
hwy. 1.2oo-ft; frontage. aiz mi. south Of
HONEY. Woodward Bldg. RE. 241I. -224
l6 ACRES, 1900 it. on Lee blvd, 500 #
deep; house and farm bldg; good location
formation for ea II HEhENE 10 . WEBTER vi ISL R
OK. 2646i ewes, CHI, SIR. Brokers in
SECURITY FOR ToMoRRow-15 acres
nr. Lanham; paved road, city water ap-
WALcRoFT & PARKS, UN. N 34oo 400 or or Ho o
BY OWNER-70 acres, 2 miles from Fair
fax, Va: considerable timber and nice
building sites. Price. $4,000. Call Fairfax
ID ACRES, ideally located for subdivision
an can be zoned commercial. SCOTT, rd
from fTontaEe ssonx on Nc or 1eesOqEs pike bks
q oTons cali FIRE. PREEMAN 0s sHERBnRN haFiseT
vIfnqa We H.vr Xa yIsnna Tsngrs s66 e. or 60
acres each. of highly productive land, and
each Is well located; 3 of them are on an
arterial hwy. with transportation available
Pgiced to sell E. S, PRICE & co. NE.
1850, PL. 1921 or call Mr.. Price, 81, 34sg.
a5-ACRE BEAUTY SPOT surrounding the
middle Patuxent. River, 90 mi to b. c;
BoYgM; g ,gg HY; 546o. ,,,
y GOOD tmbef rong seeten pF0Peg pW
branch park; adjacent to Quaint Acre;
and and other 9TH Tu6d11Eyinsions 500 per acre
BUILDERs AND sPIEcuLAroRs, attention.
Desirable tract of land in Silver Spring
SH. 4977, BROWN REALTY CORP, DU.
q ACRES. fronting on county road. : mi.
pc; wooded; good home sites; So, 500.
ARE1NcTos hEhX RHSRSFy eoGSTY 3As Gntoa as acres
high. beautiful land with hard roads, many
ns trees Public Msg gtiIfes ayaae,
5a1a Z & s. nv. lNA, 11ee.
Soad; Se "a good neighborhood: near Colesville;
!. LETToN MARTIN, Earle Bldg, RE
S5.AcRE BEAUTY SPOT, on the middle
OWNER WILL sAcRIffeE afiei z to . first Rseoi pur-
chaser spprox 80 acres Of ground in fast
SpAknY sen IA 1k1a EYES z en- 4s T.
htgh, Beautifully wooded land md on 4-iane ne
highway. 80 minutes from downtown; a
perfect site for fine, home in a we'll
Planned aa sem s9gmmnnity Very reasonable
sistance in building and financing. out
Lee. blvd. tRoute 50l to Fairfax Circle
ahwg Roue appqox @es nn
crystsl SPRINGS. sign On left r. W. W.
MULLEN, 3111 Columbia pike, OK. 1882
3.3IS ACRES, SPRINGBROOK, Montgom-
cry Co, Md-High elevation, with trees,
) mi. from Silver Spring light on CoIesyille
I'd. Mr.. Robinson. SH. 6o75. with VIM.
r. THOROWGOOD, DE. 03I7.
= ACRES, - miles from D. c., near Wal
dorf, Md. Beautifully wooded. $1,000.
Can Monday, WI $500.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION - 30 acres Of
level land. facing. on Marlboro pike and
Silver Hill Td.. about . miles from Dis
trict line. $4,000 per acre. WEST REAL
ESTATE. sP. 0999: after 6, Nj. Wood.
LU. 9257 81
2e ACRES. near beautiful Congressional
Country Club. Call r. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, Realtor. RE. 11s1 or DE. 524o. -22
Evening star., 1947-06-22
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WELL-BUILT APT. HOUSE, approximately
$4,000 So. #. floor space, zoned 2nd COM
I'd. NV, suitable for laundry. dry cleaning
light mfg. Can be bought at one,haM az, plo- Pc
dqstiGR d1N 4o6gaG SSH s5E eoRp DafSan NA 55S
LOT ON 9th ST. NV, near ST., 1858
IT. front by 994 #. deep; must be sold TO
close an estate; assessed for S1S'71o; an
offer Of considerably IsSs t5an r a5sesSeS
st. NV. Di, s8sS. -23
KENsINGTON-56,0 900 So. #. on new
parkway; u block of Conn. ave; at 62c
50, IT.. any business H F. BlESER' ,S SH'
about G tt 10000 } sq. l., #. with Vs. frontage.
good Investment and real opp9E1gnity s25EN
&1EfsHs K Psia OK Rrifss $685. sIaoO' 81 7115 AE
COLLEGE PARK. near Univ, of Md: 100
it. frontage. by 300 TT. depth; ideal loca-
tion for gas station, or small shopping
sd6nns sen6fn for Sale AiG BuRca Fa5fs RGTY S
1856. ~
FOR sALE-First commercial rear; 2121
building and lot oil heat: $500. Call
RE 49, 6gSsEkkt BASRETm Ar fEame house S5
saeHSD saSf6o venitY Of BaIi Park Par M rear paved
alley $4,000. MA. $685. ewes" IA. Jt. iSo5'
e024 p ST. N.W.-commercial prop, first
II, Snd DST1t., vacant dpdi LHlcitNS VII
2nd A., one apt. on 3rd f excel bus. 2
Arthur. with j. DALLAS GRADY & SON,
DI $3.50; ewes. FIR. 0991
End COMMERCIAL, SD sW-Brick,
semidet, o rooms, bath. h.-w h. and >
story brick garage. Possession for garage.
OWNER. RA. 1888.
COMMERCIAL BRICK HOUSE adjoining
adjacent to Courthouse Square, Colonial
Village and Wilson blvd; 4 rms. and bath
on 1st floor. rms. and bath on md moor:
] lge. rm. and lavatory in bsmt.; ample
parking space: oil heat: now vacant; I'M,
mediate possession; S29,500. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO, excl. agent, 2S40
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, CH. 1888;
ewes and Sun. GIL. 1888.
Ist CoMMERCIAI-6,5oo So: #. on one
play room, office, storeroom, shop, loading
platform: excel midtown corner location.
Mr.. MALCOLM, Ma. 1868, OR. 6916. FIR.
IL IN ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA, in first
commercial section on important blvd,
1S,0O0-sq.-ft. commercial lot, good for any
kind of business. RE1BLE, Agent, OK.
End End coMMERcTAL-Lot 2ox1oO. 21Oo
block 9th st. NV. Call MI. 6lSS weekdays.
BASILE REALTY CO. u
ARLINGTON, 2nd mmercial-Triangula
lot 14.400 50. ft.l fronting on main thor
oughfare and . side streets. most de-
sirable site and priced reasonably. NAL
COLIN, MA. 1868 OR. 6916, FR 26l9.
COLORED TWO as STORY BRICKS,
first commercial: deep lots; 11O7-l 109
N St NV. Price, $4,000 each. Submit
offer MA 33S3 ~
Evening star., 1947-06-22
PROPERTY WANTED.

too large or too small. Cali HARRY CO.
HEN, RE. 4771, GE. 02S6. -27
AM INTERESTED in buying homes or
MISS NEWARK, sH. 4977.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Improved level,
very, nicely located Price reduced for
WE HAVE An our OF TOWN BUYER With
100000 cold cash who desires large
tract suitable for community shopping
tell you yes or no, whether he will take
your property VICTOR WICKERSHAM S
ABC REALTY g. DEVELOPMENT CO..
1926 41st ST. NV, OR 21OO -23
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
ppOVFpS pITIT nFRS INVESTORS-1st ST

BROkERS, bUILDkhS, lNNES IOhS-ISl 81
commercial for any type development, To-
Gated between the two m ain thorouehfales es
near-in Alexandria, Va, having over 500
It, frontage on both Mt. Vernon and Com
monweaIth sves. Priced right for quick
sales as a whole. by owner, 81 so per So
foot net Far less tran improvement loan
valuation. Box 1I5-Ls Star,
COMMERCIAL GROUND. located on Ala
bama ave, contains over an acre and mas
coming for commercial and apt. houses
PAUL P. STONE, OR. 2244. -23
WISCONSIN AVE. LOT, 55-ft. front be-
tween Ellicott and FesSenden sts.; most
reasonably priced in this rapidly apprec-
iatlng area; additional ground available in
rear: several possibilities for good invest
ment return For additional information
please cali INEz CusHARD, OR. 1872
si0-512.5as REMEDY ST. NV. zoned
lst commercial-50xl4 and 25Xl42. with
paved alley in rear This weli-located
property lends itself for building OF stores
or for the owners business use. merits tn-
vestieation and priced to sell Please call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1856.
End COMM'L--4O,00O So. ft. adjacent to
new So Cap. Street Bridge ideal location
for service industries or auto sales and
service: situated between new Suitland
hwy and So Cap. A real buy at 81 SO per
SO. It. MAX MILLER, 500 llth st, Sc
FIR 200 -93
ALEXANDRIA-on Mt. Vernon ave-. suit
able for garages. gas stations. driven
laundries etc. Will lease. A. M ROTH,