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The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Lawrence Lewis Sued For Divorce By His Wife
|NAACPL Lawyers
Fight Segregation
In Pa. Schools.

NEW YORK-In a letter addressed
to the Superintendent Of the Harris
burg, Pa, School District, the NAACP
Legal Department charged discrimina-
ton in the assignment Of Negro and
white pupils in various elementary
schools II the ChiiyofHarrisburg. 1t
was alleged hat a Negro youth.
Byron Guam, seven years Of age, lived
within the prescribed area of jurisdic-
ton to attend the Boas School, a pre-.
domantly white school. He was denied
admission to the said school and sent
to a predominantly Negro school, in
which district he did not reside The
letter stated in part:
Needless to say, we feel from facts
that race is apparently playing a part
in the decision to deny Master Guam
the right to attend Boas School,"
Section l405 of the School Laws OF
Pennsylvania was referred to in the
letter, which laws state in part that:
1t shall unlawful for n school
director, superintendent, or teacher 70
make any distinction whatever on &C.
count Of Of by reason of the race or
color of AMY pupil"
The letter requested that the sup
e~rintendent's office Immediately take
the necessary steps to insure that
Master Guam will be admitted to
Boas School.
Attorney for the NAACP, includ.
ing Thsrgood Marshall, special coun-
eel, and Franklin H. Williams, assis-
tant special counsel, stated, in com.
menting upon this situation, that seq.
Setsation was being effectively &C.
complished in many Northern COM
munitics, particularly Southern Jersey,
where an exhaustive survey was CARR.
ed on by the NAACP, and in Central
Pennsylvania cities and towns. They
pointed to the situation obtaining in
Steelton, Pennsylvania, a neighborina
city Of Harrisburg, where segregation
in the elementary schools is almost
complete. They stated further that the
pattern Of substantially s-egragating
Negroes in the elementary schools Of
Harrisburg has been long establishedr
that children Of a few privileged Ne
gro families have been allowed to at
tend predominantly white schools bu.
that the masses of Negro children were
required to attend segregated Negro
schools supervised by helping teachers
instead Of principals. 1t was stated Of
further by NAACP attorneys that 10
Negro teacher in the school sysaem
OF Harrisburg was permitted to taech
or supervise any class in which white
pupils are enrolled and that no Negro
teacher has been promoted to a position
in the High School or has been en-.
gagged to teach in the High School.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Orienftation Program
At Technical High School

Miss Edna Cregorson has a big or.
ientation problem this year with the
freshmen in her Social Relations
classes at Technical High School.
The 45 students from one of her
classes come from many different
schools and communities. The boys
and girls come from Is different pub
lie schools, two country schools, one
student had a private teacher because
OF paralysis, one boy from out of state.
and students from three different par.
ochial schools.
Miss Cregorson say that the main
purpose Of Social Relations class is 10
make freshmen better acquainted with
themselves and help them adjust &c
their newly found problems at Tech.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Bdbtst COncldye
Donates $500
to the NAACP

NEW YORK - Attorney General
Tom Clark has been asked by the
NAACP to file briefs amicus curae in
the two restrictive cases which
will be heard before the United States
Supreme Court n November Of this
year. The first case is McChee vs..
Sipes, which is a writ of cert
iorari to the Supreme Court Of Michi-
gan, which will be heard before he
Supreme Court of Michigan, which
court upheld an injunction enforcing
an agreement among property owners
which reads: This property shall not
be used or occupied by any person ex-
cept those Of the Caucasian race.
The second case is Shelly v. Kraemer.
which is a writ of certiorari to the
Supreme Court Of Missouri to review
the affirmance Of a restrictive agree
ment which was interpreted by the
court as barring not only occupancy by
nonaCaucasians, but also ownership
Of the property by non Caucasians.
In a letter to the Attorney General,
Walter White, executive secretary Of
the NAACP, declared: The Depart
ment Of Justice owes-minorities a
deep responsibility to help the cour.
to understand the issues involved to
arrive at a decision which will not set
up in America legalized ghetto life
for Negroes, Jews and any other group
which may have the temporary disap-
proval of a dominant majority"
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Lutheran Hour
In It's Fifteenth
Season On the Air

On Sunday. September %, Bringing
Christ to the Nations, the Lutheran
Hour, ~inaugrates its fifteenth season Of
proclaiming over the airwaves The
Savior's glorious Gospel Of salvation
by grace, alone through faith.
Through heavens rich grace a on
servation and fundamental church
body, has been privileged to maintain
and expand a radio ministry which has
aptly been called "a miracle Of mod
ern missionary history"
This same Sunday also marks the
return of DR.. Walter A. Maier, regu-
lar Lutheran Hour speaker to the air.
During his summer absence from the
air, the messages have been delivered
by a series Of summer guest speakers
Millions throughout this country and
ab6ad will warmly welcome Doctor
Maier's new fall series of Scripture
founded, Christ-exalting messages.
As Bringing Christ to the Nations
marches forward, in the Savior's name,
into its fifteenth year of service to
Christ and His Kingdom, it is heard
over larger system Of stations han
ever before-a staggering total Of 1000
outlets throughout the world. At its
recent Chicago convention, the Lu.h-
era nLaymen's League, sponsor of the
broadcast, passed a far-rcaching re-
solution providing that this fall the
broadcast should be heard over a thou
sand stations, provided, Of course, that
by Gods grace the necessary mean;
are available for this purpose. What
a mighty blessing Of our heavenly
Father to employ a thousand power
full witnesses to the Savior's grace over
tremendous areas of the earth's sur
faec!.
During the months of May, June
and July, Doctor travelled throughout
the American Zone of Occupation IL
Germany as a technical adviser 20
the United States Military Government
in the field of education and religious
affairs. The twelve weeks Of his sta
there took him to Berlin, Munich,
Frankfurt, Stuttgart, as well as many
other smaller communities in the
American Zone of Occupation.
One of Doctor Maier's duties in
Germany also consisted in the task
mandie Radio Luxembourg, Radio
Austria; and oyer five stations in
China: Shanghai, Running, Chung
king, Peiping and Canton. Additional
opportunities for the preaching Of the
Savior's Gospel will soon be available,
and these openings must be drafted
for the cause Of Christ,
In order to serve these distant ter
ritories more ex~peditiously, two new
Lutheran Hour branch offices have re-
Gently been opened: in London, under
the cooperation of the Rev. E. George
Pearce, and in Hankow, China, with
the cooperation Of the Rev. Paul Krsy-
ling.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
OPENING NIGHT OF "OUR LlNrr
SPONSORED BY N1Acp

New York-The first performance of
theodore Wards play, "Our LAM.
which is opening at the Royale
Iheater IN New York City on Sept.
ember 24th, wild be sponsored by
the National Association for the Ad
vancement Of Colored People. This
play, which was tried out at New
forks Henry Street Playhouse last
season, received high praise from
many critics. "Our LAM" is an ex-
ceilent dramatization of the fate of a
group of Negroes during the Recon
sfruction period.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

In more and more industries milk
Is being used to improve employees
health and colmteraet fatigue. Re-
auctions In accidents with an inn
provement in safety, less absentee
ism due to ILLNESS. increased produt
ton during hours of fatigue low
points, are reported where milk [
being served between meals or add
ed to diets.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Los ANGELES TO GET FIRST
POSTAL HELICOPTER

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The first
helicopter air mail will be inaugurated
October l, in Los Angeles, according
to an announcement by Postmaster
General Hannegen.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

Africa Is the land Of quarters. One
quarter Of its area Is forest and
husband, n quarter is grass land.
one quarter is desert and the re-
naming quarter is cultivated, World
Book encvclnnadia disclnsex
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

CARY, Ind.-Adding its strength to the many democrat
tic voices raised in denunciaiion of the parents of striking
school children in Gary, Indiana, the Gary Post Tribune
made its position clear in a recent editorial The newspaper
edplored the cause of the Gary strike,tthe presence of Negro
children in Emerson School, in spite Of the fact that many
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

dren back TO school and quit ascribing to the Negro qualities
and desires he does not have. Treat him like am American and
We feel sure he will reciprocate and act like one, ar like sae
even to the extent Of satisfying the wisheb ofhiscrihcs,"
This newspaper is setting an example which most Of the
nation should take note.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

cauldron of ill-wil which car, become a lasting poison If il
is not countered with a realization they have made a mistake.
For they are trying to turn backward the democratic process
in a age in which that procesa is being accelerated every
where Our advice to those Emerson district people who
want to advance the democratic procesa is to send their chill
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Ideal Hog Size

Moderately fat hogs, weighing bs.
tween lso and 240 pounds alive. pno.
duce hams. shoulders and sides -
me most desirable size for curing
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

schoolboard?" asked the Post Tribune. 'S1hey have lost a
weeks schooling for their children. They have stirred up a
of the newspapers readers attempted to use pressure on its
policy by cancelling their subscriptions.
"What have the people Of Emerson district accomplish
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Chapter One Of 0maha's Most
Popular Romances, Marriages
Ends In Suit For Divorce

One of Omahas mostp popular and well known romances and marriages has
ended. The first steps have been taken in the filing of a divorce by Mrs. Law
renee P. Lewis, l45 North 2h ST, from her well known columnnt husband,
Lawrence p. Lewis
1t has been intmated from unconimed sources that this marriage of
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

The Amazon river Is sometimes
shown az the sweet sea"
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

about six years was brought about due
/ o interest in a third party. When reach.
ed by telephone Friday morning, Mrs
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

Agricultural seeds were FIRST sold
commercially in the United States
shout 1877
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Clover From Halx

Crimson clover was introduced
nto n United States from Italy IN
1918.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Notice To Second
Annual Beauty
Contest Entrants

Applications will close on
Monday, October 6. The Sec
ond Annual Beauty Contest
will be held at the beautiful
AMVETS Hall, 9th and
Miami sts-, Monday, October
20, at 800 p. m.
Get Out And Vote
100000 in Prizes. If you
wish to enter this contest, con-
tact Mr.. George III. McDavis at
The Omaha Guide, HA $500.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Get Out And Vote

Listen to "ALL STAR WESTERN THEArRE
STATION WOW, $50 r. NJ. EACH THURSDAY
"TUT, TUT, NOTHING BUT %BuTrER-Nur RREAn
Evening star., 1947-03-06

ters. Mr.. Stain, as chairman OF thu
council, holds the title Of prim.
minister and the highest post in th.
Soviet Union. The Councils vic.
chairmen are considered his depu.
ties.
tGen. Bulganin is the 18th vice
chairman Of the Council Of Min
listers. A dispatch from Moscow,
February Is. listed the following
/ as vice chairmen Of the council,
or deputy prime ministers:
Foreign Minister Molotov, L. p.
Beria, Andrei A. .Andreyev, A. I.
Mikoyan, Alexei Kosygin, Nikolai
A. Voznesensky, Marshal K. E.
Voroshilov, Georgi M. Malenkov,
L. M. Kaganovich and Maxim z.
Sahuroy. The council member
ship numbers more than TO-
In a terse broadcast, the Moscow
radio said Army Gen. Nikola
Alexandrovich Bulganin, minister o1
the armed forces of the U. S. S. r.
has been appointed vice chairman
OF the Council of Ministers by the
presidium Of the U. S. S. r. supreme
Soviet"
Was Deputy Once Before.
Gen. Bulganin once before had
the rank Of deputy prime minister
when he served as vice chairman of
the old Union Council Of Peoples
Commissars, the body that was sup
planted by the Council of Ministers.
He is regarded more as skilled
administrator and negotiator than
as an outstanding soldier.
He rose spectacularly during the
war. AS head of the Moscow City
Soviet, he specialized in civil affairs,
but he also was q member Of the
capitals military council when the
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Typographical Union
Protests Amendments

Columbia Typographical Union
No. 101 has sent an open letter te
Congress taking issue with the en-
ployer's section of the Printing In
dustry Of America Union on amend
ments to the Wagner Act recon-
mended by the employers group.
Jesse B. Manbeck, president of the
typographical union, said the recon-
mendations If put into effect, would
change working conditions drasti-
cally In printing plants which have
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Gen. BuIganin Named
Stain 5 11h Deputy
In Ministers Council
BY the A.seeioied Press

LONDON, Mar. 6.-Gen. Nikolai
A. Bulganin. newly appointed sue
cessor to Prime Minister Stain as
Soviet minister of armed forces
has been named one OF the Soviet
Unions deputy prime ministers, the
Moscow radio announced last night
Gen. Bulganin was given Mr.,
Stalin's portfolio as minister of the
Russian armed forces last Monday
because, 1T was announced. Of the
pressure Of the prime ministers
main work"
Vice Chairman Of Council.
The title Of his new post is vice
chairman of the Council of Minis
Evening star., 1947-03-06
u. f. Butcher Named
lReudiustment Officer

John F. Butcher, of 509 B street
NE, q former lieutenant COM
mander. was appointed district civil
readjustment ofncer of the Potomac
River Naval Command and the Sew
ern River Naval Command, it was
announced today.
MI. Butcher, who graduated from
Davis and Elkins College, in Elkins.
". va. Is native Of Beverly, w.
Va. He took postgraduate courses
az the Universities Of Michigan and
West Virginia.
Mr.. Butcher particinated b, the In.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

Germans were halted almost at the
city's gates.
| The radio also announced that
Marshal Alexander M. Vassilevsky,
chief Of staff Of the Soviet armed
forces. had been named first deputy
Ito Gen. Bulganin as minister Of the
ARMED forces.
Evening star., 1947-03-06
Amateur Night Slated

The Walsh Club win sponsor IN
amateur night. contest at its head
quarters In the rear Of 1928 Twenty.
second street NV. at $50 pm. Sat-
|urday.
Evening star., 1947-03-06

EUerthins for your table. The new and create,
Larinsrs Ueicomss you to a store that 10 second
to for the finest in Meats VeaetabIe. Pa.trie.
Specialties and Delicious Wines. -
Evening star., 1947-10-25
OFFICES FOR RENT ,coNr.,,

spass Il Excellent, hsee p9e
sSsSse 7sss s5'' :. ;;'
7io "isHai IatS 81. st. N.w.-Eley.tor ONCE bldg,
very desirable room, $45; available now.
N AIExANDRIA, at Mt. Vernon blvd
Unusual End ioor ofces Just completed;
approximately 2.5O0 It.. available for one
tenant bright hish ceilings nd sxss toilet
ished: ample parking. eating and SHOPPING
taci'ities Phone TIE 1886 or write 20.
fs.soo B1 50 So. Fl FL ON floors, with elevator.
ury.. Commerce, Post once and Justice
Dents Room arrangement flexible. To
aD9saEs4 nDSssssat ssl ro nF coNS. Sss? AvEoees IN
handsomely reconverted town house. ideal
small arm; reasonably priced. Phone MA.
1883 eosN etssf AvR ad 9M ssaS ssssoaTSwe pl.n-
rooms, and bath. embracing approximately
100 g. fl iroa well lighted and ventilated
ing, and .panelled walls, with built lin
premises Sat. and Sun or call MI 431I.
RLINGTON-Physcian with extra ofaces
for dentist. pediatrician. optician or cardi-
ol1gisti ol,s 6Aha Sall ow. 1896. If no ansxer,
81 oFtfeEs 81: oSRe fen REs1-1n new va air.
conditioned bldg. suitable for doctors OF
dentist's., Opposite site of new, hospital
fseT ct EST %s
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 100 block
''nt5l 1900 Asii block st.
14th and N. Y. ave.
Gafs Ea ~ 6ujdns Hd,n lioe Dlssf 18th St
1854, with ALLAN L. KAY, Broker
Evening star., 1947-10-25
AuToMo1IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

BRAND7NEW MoToRs ipssaailsd naans s$sa SHs
SaSlsd. S.Sis ''h1z1E rEE1sAEks r s aARAGE' 4ss
II5ubkiGAHTffoSs siss iEsesuIrMESr. lusriess,ss s,ss
us RHns
G0R ArastoR raf %.yatp ya GU xDe 4eo9 You wait
10 minutes. in auto laundry, using con-
pEETE AUTO Landry. $50 Ca. ave.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
service; electric-treated sections II your your
tire Is sS See yPls tires e. 0eHs
Largest L Pontie Dealer i4s7 irving s..
TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted:
ssp ss sqassf RsD fRd 8 oS
1SS FSSrlA a54 atsh oWNERs, ii ArTENfIoS Fl hs
carry large stock Of good-aualMity M seat seat
fit other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation i desired.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st.
a1To M LUGGAGE TRAnERs-1mmsdiats
delivery; new shipment just arrived; tbs
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable ior
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
1887 Irving st. NV, AD $500, Washing.
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
ODD SIZE TIRE SPECIALISTS-None too
diffcult: give US the size, we do the rest
mail orders taken. Several sizes In current
stock. CITY TIRE Co. l4th ana s's'
Afro! aiTi; Df PARIS RS TABLES, bins, propeller
shaft and molding racks tables nave rlsers
or display shelves and baskets. AL IN gooo
manaeeq, nDnaas,1n aan MANDsIL SfSsc cHEyRoLET CO.
1884 Good Hope rd. Sc. At. 4400: ~
Evening star., 1947-10-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND End TRUST LOANS on real estate
In D. C., Md and Va. Mr.. DRAIsNER
Z. 1ao4 An st. .ns NV; 1kt1sr NA; 41Io
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. S11
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST We will
buy second-tr notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. z. ave. NV. National $3.50.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention.
fees; low rates SECURITY FINANCE
CORP, S38 Investment Bldg. DI. s672.
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV, MA.
MONEY on frst and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND,
Virginia or p G: property THE AMERI-
snd Trust OF $1,000 for sale; make
offer; need cash; s45 mo. at per cent.
ist. end AND 3rd TRUST LoANs-Cash
in "a hours. Also financial aid to build
ers. METRO REALTY CO. Elk; 549s.
TRUSTS, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, nearby Md. !,
Va: and D. G.: mo pmts. lowered. ADAMS
] REALTY Z !; CO., 9o5 N. z. ave. n.w.' RE.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

CALVERT BEACH on the chesapeakeI;
Beautiful, extra-larEe waterfront Lot, Gl5 nd
beach; special low price. 1915; only g one
like this, worth twice, See MIR; CAETON
e. GasTt 1IsnS Hsash rd Pee.
erick n1i.' turn left. CaA Du. 5a%4
ssek0s "a ACRES, only s5,s5o-Beautiful, high
BOATING. ati =" wide sand beach; Profitable SUB:
1ss Ss'Sa sna sss' See MR f' q fs@p
vert Beach Pavilion Sunday. Take Solo
mons Island rd. through Prince Frederick
z mi, turn left. Call DU. 2l24 week5ays'
G., sussIoN MANOR; r. yA;-S,sm; fully ny fusp; ,,7.
moderate price. MA. 2o14; ewes, Ho
new new SUBDIVISION at Shady Side, Nd,
#, road immediate delivery Of deed; near
sas and Wste sna sapp ft0Iss W
ANDREWS; Shady Side, Md, Tel West
BAY BAY RIDGE, near Annapolis - An all
year-round home. directly on water front;
room. kitchen, . bedrooms and bath, and
rooms room d's and bath Dor' on End d. floor; detached
sssss :ns$S1 e; g.
20. cSSIllaeS. V1 OcOf --O
RAMBLING, vacant. 1O-rm. and b. home
with psacious porches: running water in
B. rms; is ideal for a large family, large
club or high-class inn; hne kit and din
ing facilities; newly renovated inside and
out; located As miles in Md, and 'front.'
ing on sheltered tributary Of the Po-
tomac River: abundant sea food and game.
Its fertile 81 acres raises top grade
tobacco, vegetables, fruit. flowers, shrubs
and massive shade trees. Other features
include workshop suitable for remodeling
into bunbalow and other outbldgs. Elec,
several artesian wells, lilly ponds. Reason
ably priced. To see any time, call JOS. A.
HERBERT & SONS. Realtors. 515 E. Cap
itol st. Ii. 0129 or WO. $500 ewes.
8 ROOMS AND BATH. newly decorated. :
block frorc water Call FA 1Shs-J.
INVESTMENT OPPOR., 51a acres on bay
shore, 5-rm. cottage, ami, Gear garage.
power. running water: excel. loc. to construct
10 or more cottages. INQUIRE at CITIZENS
BANK OF RIvERDALE. UN. I'LL. .-27
only $4,000, "a cash. balance $50 month;
100x100 wooded lot; lights, water and some
furnishings. If you want this one don't
wait, drive 8 miles south of Prince Frede-
rick on Solomons Island rd., turn left to
Long Lprv Be- Beach bay bsy at st. Leonard. NJ NJ. E.
WOODLAND BEACH-Year-'round home
consisting of 3 bedrms, liy. rm., din rm
and kit, ] u baths, partly furn.; building
garage; all in excel. cond,: corner lot look
Sunday Cali DI. 32IS, ask for MR.
NICHOLAS or NO 4134 -25
Evening star., 1947-10-25
STORES FOR RENT.

170O BLOCK COLUMBIA RD. - Second
zoo zoo to 900 So: IT,: I.sht; airy and modern.
81 rftiS NEssors DH TE xh aeSh living quarters 2s.
SSS sfSKSEEi rK asii,n ,.s;
shop rt o. ass ,saelrs ~.
sss mosfs sfsti09 e.H J9 %sE rfat ST.
WISssslHrNsIeEs I;!ssl nsy g doxptoxnl Estsb:
opportunity Of selecting from a few st stores. '
your your nsish5eT; g ARE BIZ shsin store fsstors
Auto. 4. : and many others. hers ":fSsas TSese
ton i making historsl Lo6is itfRi BURMAN,
81 ssEENa3ilNSGs. a3lSs. RD. AND 44th ST, Me- new
stores to be built: extremely large new col
ored neiRhborhood; excellent for restau-
5sn pqor stDse variety sST
! ! EUSHs s9 e. asSi s1sIusi7e '' Realtors. 1905
DRUGsToRE. 25xso. in proposed new park
hardware. delicatessen and restauran
asy shsn sve nsV oaaS s% %& En- S1be M5 T.1 hSP
tors. 1906 Il s St. NV. Nj Ma. esas.'' ss4S. fea'
AVAILABLE DEC. 1-l719 Corwin DIR. n. w.
Large store rn1.. Just on Georgia ave.
park in busy community; $125 per mo.
FLOYD DAVIS & Co, 1929 K st. NV,
sth AND EYE SITS. NV. s15 Eye st. NV
s;sii |si; as'" H5~GasH1s w & gfia '1R2'!F
Mn NfNiE = sToREks, TosREks suitabl. for every yGS msr-
Section Iss'f IoSs sSgYis5a
NEW lSs' COR. STORE, es-ft. front on Ken
ilworth ave.-.vacant. available to resp.
REALTY CO, Or 1857. oI. 1875. 9as
LARGE STORE, 25x75'. two show win
sSs &c 1868 ~i 1s snS Hs NJ 1885,
14th ST. NV, near You st.-Larse store
excel. location for many types OF retail
businesses Available At once on long
2nd CoMM.-New BLDG. 25. st. ne,
IT,: rental 1928 mo. MICHAEL WALSH &
soN, s4sI 4211 Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50; eyes,
sS4 + 81. N.w.-store or ONCE space avail
7th and sts. NV. HENRY J. ROBE, Inc.
12as SO viERSH snSSk '!s sh g 81 Ds VA
at once; large store 60xs5, suitable for
TholeSsle noS ~ or -ie retail business asx, LEWIS
sSSsf ,S SoSS ss + sasEs
modern bldg. in one Of Washington's f,nest
Ma, S797; eyes. Or. 2735, CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY CO., Realtors, 926 New York
Evening star., 1947-10-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

SELLING? We need properties Of ali
types. homes, small and large investment
commercial ground and buildings. Many
clients waiting and 1ur sales force is
s;ysr ss;quipped to handle any deal we can de-
the financing. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 K st. NV. Ma. 9141.
houses or acreage: free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS, 1919 So. Cap. st. TR. 1868.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings for sale or lease. A. M. ROTH,
Woodward Bldg, MA. 1886.
houses, homes, business and investment
properties, lots and acreage Of all types
needed Immediately for waiting clients;
and profitable sale of your property. All
transactions cash. JESS FISHER & CO,
INC" Realtors l4So st. NV. RE. $3.50.
OR 8 RIM. BRICK HOUSE; early pos
session; will pay UP to $500 cash. Sligo