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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-31
YAKIMA, WASH.
BY MRS. A. L. PERRY
1914 SO. Sixth
Telephone 2-1547
CHURCH NEWS

Sunday. Dec. 81. the morning and
evening 50 vices were conducted by
Rev. r. z. Frierson. the pastor. The
attendance was fine. considering
the weather. The young peoples
program was a great success, which
was held at p m. There were re
freshments served in the basement
of the church. Mrs. Beatrice Davis
Is the president Of this group and
Mrs. Mamie Morrison Is the secre-
tary.
Fiday night. Dec. 10. the Home
Missionary Society was entertained
by Mrs. Lillian Ellison at her home
with a Christmas buffet supper
which everyone enjoyed very much.
The ladies' also wrapped gifts for
the "shut-ins." old-aged. sick, or an
accident of some kind. Each one
was remembered and they were all
made happy on Christmas Day.
The Mt. Hope Baptist Church was
glad and with many Christmas pro
grams and Christmas festivals. Rev.
A. B. Fuller. pastor, and Mrs. Trana
Anderson. president of the Home
Missionary Society. Mrs Hattie
Barnes is the church secretary.
Mrs Arthur Gregory is the sponsor
of the Baptist Training Union for
the young people.
Rev. James Young has just re-
tuned from Tennessee. where he
attended conference for the Holy
Church in Christ" He reported that
the meeting was wonderful and the
spiritual side had high mark too.
Rev. Young is the pastor of the
Church of God in Christ in the ten
hundred block on South Sixth st.
here.
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SOCIAL HIIIGHrs

The N. A. A. c. p youth group
played at the Y. w. C. A. this Fri
day and next Friday they will have
their Christmas party Charles Ad-
ans, president; Miss Rita Emmons.
secretary. and Mrs. Dolores Wat
son sponsor this group.
The Elite Hobby Club gave "A
Christmas party for all the children
in the community at the home Of
Mr.. and Ms. Nathan Evans They
made happiness and merry Christ
mas for all the childrtn.
The Y. M. c. A. sponsored a party
mas party too, for boys only.
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MASONIC LODGE

The installation of officers of
Guiding Star Lodge No. 6, F. & A.
M, was held Dec. 16, with Brother
Theo Spearman serving as Install
ing officer. Brother John A. Woods,
w. NJ; Brother Bruce Carter, S.
w; Bottle J. c. Morrison, ]. W.;
Brother John Howard, treasurer,
and Brother Ben Chandler, secre-
tary Naomi No. 5, Order of East
ern Star, held their installation in
connection with Guiding Star Lodge.
Officers: Rev. r. e. Frierson, pa
iron; Sister Della Woods. matron
Sister Ellen Carter, secretary; sis
ter NJ. Lane. assistant secretary,
and Sister Sadie Foster, treasurer.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-12-31


Knockout over frankie Angustain
Ocean Park Arena.
Angaustain, decked twice in the
first round from right-hands to the
jaw, never seemed able to shake
off the effects of the glows and
fell easy prey for a smashing right
to the body in the fourth heat,
after being set up for the finish by
two hard rights to the jaw.
Referee Charley Randolph saved
Angaustain from cracking his nog-
gin on the carpet in the opening
heat when he rushed in and caught
Frankie's head as he crashed deck
ward.
Savage weighed 1873 and a half.
Angaustain 1874.
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SOCIAL HIGHLIGHTs

Mr.. i'd Mrs. Harry Ellison Sr
and MI and Mrs. Harry Ellison Jr.
were thr dinner guests of Mrs. John
Lane. Christmas Day at Toppenish.
Nov. Is, Sister Lula Mae Powell
went to Phoenix, Ariz., and spent
four days with Saints and friends.
and from there went to Memphis.
Tenn. She spent ten days and nights
and attend ed the National Holy
Confercation from there to Louisi-
ana to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Powell stayed a week and arr
rived back home Dec. d She re-
ported a very lovely trip.
Mrs. Lucille Parker visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Waggener Christ
mas Day from Spokane. The fam
lily was quite surprised to have Mrs.
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Allen OF
Seattle visited their mother, Mrs.
H. Allen, at Toppenish and Mrs. II.
Allen accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips Allen to Yakima to visit
Mrs. Gladys Aliens parents, Mr.
and Charles Waggeners- They were
all happy for the Christmas re-
unions. The Aliens all went home
Sunday, Dec. 49,
Mrs. Alberta Pendleton was the
guest of Mrs. David Bradford
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Christmas. She was from Seattle.
Messers. Charles Adams Percy
Hicks Jr. and Gaylan Bradford
went to Seattle for Christmas and
enjoyed a beautiful day.
Miss Bernice Pleasant became the
bride of Mr.. Alfred Powell Christ
mas at the Church of God in Christ
in Pasco, Wash Rev. w. j. Jones
read the wedding ceremony. This
wedding was a nice surprise to
both parents. The couple ar liv-
ing at the home of brides parents
at 1109 So. Naches.
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MASoNS AND EASTERN
STARS ELECT

Cassia Lodge No. 5, f. & A. M.
elected and installed officers for
1913 last Tuesday evening with Dis.
trict Deputy Arthur l.. Hayes, 80
presiding, and the following Off
GERS were elected and installed:
Arthur Ury, w. M; C. j. Driver
Sr., w; Sgt A. K. Lewis Sr. w;
James H. Lasley, secretary; L. G
Rodgers. treasurer, appointive;
Robert Powell, Sr. D.; w. e. Ma
jor, Jr D.; Rev r. A. Washington
chaplain; Brother Morris, ST. Stew;
Brother Cook, Jr. Stew; Jackson
King, tiler.
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OPEN HOUSE AT
INSTITUTIONAL

On January New Years Day.,
Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church, oath and East Fir, will hold
open house and fellowship service
for members and friends, from 10
o'clock in the morning to 4 o'clock
in the afternoon.
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Social Fellowship

Following the service, the ladies
of the Church Auxiliary will serve
refreshments. Friends who have
been asked to pour include: Mrs
H. v. Didrickson, Mrs. Lille Uyeda,
Mrs. Edith Steinmetz, Mrs. Ola
Browning, Mrs. Elbe Brown, Ms
c. Mccullough, Miss Ruth Marie
Brown, Mrs. Daisy Graves, Mrs
John Prim, Miss Violet Rudd, Mrs
Jessie Shields and Mrs. r. Brakes
Come when you can-leave when
you must. Bring your friends. Let
us spend a portion of New Years
Day in the House of the Lord.
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MRS. SIOTHA PERRY
DIES IN X. c., MO.

Mrs. Siotha Perry, New York City
died in Kansas City, Mo, December
while visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida
e. Stroud. Interment was Thurs
day, December IL.
Mrs. Perry was the sister of Mrs
Ora e. James, 2123 E. James st.
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THE THOUGHT FOR
THE NEW YEAR
Dear Readers:

Dear Readers:
Happy New Year to You"
am hoping we shall start with
this New Year of 194s Alright 1t Is
tiny baby at the present. We
are asking your forgiveness for the
unkind deed we did this past year,
and in paraphrase of the state
ment that Jesus made when the
Jews hung Him on the cross. He
said, Father forgive them for they
know not what they do" We are
saying it If we have done any un-
kind deed. Dear people, forgive US
for we know not what we do. This
new year is like a new writing tab
let, all clean, perfect pages for US
to write upon; let us write the
things that will stand for truth,
love, charity, freedom of speech,
freedom to pusue happiness, free
dom from want and freedom of the
press. We beg for your cooperation
in making this place more pleasant
to live in; 1t depends on you, your
neighbor. your fellow man and all
the people of the community, of
this country of this state, of this
whole U. s. of America Those who
are searching for the happiness and
livelihood to promote a well bel
anced or well rounded out life in
1913 is the time. Yakima, Wash,
is the place and the people of Yak
ina the characters. The Almighty
draws the curtains of time. God
bless you. The play title DO Your
Best in 1913 and Trust in God and
He Does the Rest" Signed: A. L. p.
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Olympic Chapter No. 2, o. E. s.,
elected the following officers at
their meeting last week with G.
Worthy Patron presiding: Mrs.
Pearl Williams, w. M; Mrs. Ber-
tina Hughes, associate matron; Mrs
Lennie Hayes, treasurer; Ms. Alma
Jackson, secretary; Mrs. Myrtle
Try, conductress; Mrs. Ella Carter,
associate conductress, appointive;
Mrs. Nettie Ownes, Adah; Mrs
Virginia Driver, Ruth; Mrs. Matte
Robinson, Esther; Mrs. Mary Tay-
lor, Martha; Mrs. Elizabeth Wesley
Electa; Mrs Mary Pryor, warder;
Mrs, Atha Taylor, marshal; Mrs
Mary Moore, chaplain. Worthy pa
iron and associate patron to be
elected at January meeting.
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Mrs. Lulu jackson of Denver,
Colo, was in the city visiting with
her cousin, Mrs. e. C. Tumlin, after
an extended trip through Califor-
MIA with relatives and friends and
stopped in for few days in Ia
coma on her return trip.
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THE SICK LIST


Mrs. Mildred William was very
glad to be able to come home for
Christmas. She had been in the
hospital for about three months and
had undergone two operations. She
is doing fine Mt present.
Miss Alma Jackson is convalesc-
Ing nicely. She is doing SO well that
she comes home every Sunday
morning to spend the day with her
father, Rev jackson.
Mrs. Clara Brooks was supposed
to have come home about three
weeks ago from the hospital; in
stead, she went to another hospital.
and there she had an operation.
Gilbert Chandler has been i'll but
was well enough - go to school
last Thursday and Friday
Paul James has been Ill with a
severe cold, but he is well again.
Mrs. Katie Simon isn't too well,
but for her age she is doing as well
as one could expect.
Mrs. Melvin Smith of Spokane is
home again and doing fine after
the birth of a fine baby girl about
the first of this month. Mrs Hat
tie Barnes of Yakima. the sister of
Mrs Smith, kept the 14-month-old
son. Friday night. December 10,
Ms. Barnes went to Spokane to
take little Melvin home.
YAKIMA GEM LODGE NO. 35s
The Yakima Gem Lodge No. 353,
I. b. P. o. E. of W.. observed their
Memorial Services at Bethel A.
NJ E Church Sunday, Dec IA, with
Rev R E Frierson extending the
message to the huge audience
Exalted Ruler Benjamin Chan
dler presided over the program with
assistance from the newly appoint
ed District Deputy of Eastern
Washington and Montana, Frank
M. Mcintosh. The Valley of the
Sun Temple No. S52 also particle
pated in these services. Outstand-
ing numbers on the program includ-
ed the "Thanatopsis" recited by
Brother Charles d. Spearman and a
bass solo by Brother Benjamin
Sanders Sr.. accompanied by Broth
er Benjamin Sanders Jr. Everyone
thinks that the whole Memorial
Services were Wonderful"
The N. A. A. C. p held their cleo
ton of officers Thursday night, De-
cember 10, at the home of the presi-
dent Frank M. Mcintosh. The
same officers were reelected, and
there are some others to be ap-
pointed by the president. The mem
bers have a great program for the
new year and they also want new
members to help to foster 1t. Mrs
Katherine williams, secretary.
BARGE SCHOOL PIT. A.
The Barge School PIT. A. spon-
sored a carnival Fiday night, Dec
l.. at the school. There were mem
bers from the Youth N. A. A. c. P
o...oa -, 41,a ,roorara Miss
Anita James sang solo and Ray
naond Livingston and Jimmie Rob
inscn were also on that program
but he had to leave before his APP
pearance due to the fact he was
dated to be at the Capitol Theatre
for the Talent Discovery night
where he he was on the stage with
a beautiful number. The best num-
Der Vas Cracker Lee, who is called
the 'Boogie-Woogie King; he is
6-year-old. Mrs. Dolores Watson
was the mistress of ceremonies and
Mrs. Shirley Delahoussaye accom-
named the soloist. Miss James and
Livingston, Ms. Frank james Wis
itors
The Allen Day Nursery held It's
Christmas party Thursday night
Dec. IS. with Mrs. W. H. Perry en-
pertaining. The children sang
Christmas carols. Marie T. Cole
man and Martha Ann Haywood and
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ANGAUSTAIN STOPPED BY MILO
SAVAGE IN FOURTH ROUND

lilo Savage hard hitting Seattle blasted fourth round
frankie Angusan scheduled Oround
Evening star., 1947-07-03
STORES FOR RENT.

F ST. NEAR 10th 6x70, unusually splen.
tenant' sa s1pNEy S. BRowS. NA. 574o
sI3 18th ST. N.w.-Brand-new, down.
1oor and $500 in basement; and com.
windows, ideal for wholesale, retail Of
service business: For fuEther, dstalls Ial
STEIN & Co., 14l5 K st. NV. ME. $500
DOWNTOWN. K st. NV. near. 14th St
900 sI0i sa. IT. " of desirable space suitable fol
retail or street floor ONCE use available
July /. Call leasing dept. LEO N; BERN IN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54OO
DRUG STORE LoCATIoN-Brand nd new
bldg, now being constructed. to contain
dg store on s oeaop with 1T
in Capital View: only. shopping center in
this high-elass eolored Tesidentisl section
esjl NJ. Ewer; LEO 3, M BE BERNSTEIN CO.
R. i. AVE, Mr.. D. &. IINEMNew BLDG; ST
FERRY BOSWELL. INC. Realtors, 1904
DoWNToWNMAbout 1000 IT. bsmt., Office
spd ser ee 5eryes snor
4. AIabama. cor. 11th and SITS. NV. Phone
Isl 18th AND H SITS; NE.-1mmediate oeeu-
prox. LOO So: #. each; parking space II
HoRNER REALTY CO. 1401 Monroe st
AND H! sts sgsF SIS ase NV evfs next % to
ter-Large beautiful store. perfect down
town location; suitable for, any type O
business; formerly occupied by Peoples IIe
lion. call EX 1906 =6
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER son, aQctioneers
Administrator sale of Chevrolet sedan
automobile No. 5715171, not in sood con-
polan p14a storaee to- ee0 Warehouse No 80 Florida
ave. ne. Tuesday, July s. 1947, at 10
o'clock am, BY order T ishi. Ps,sr AmIseEfy sskey
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctionsers
United States Marshars sale q stock
By virtue Of special VII 81 dn eri II faeias ahs
Municipal @ Court Of the United States for
the District Of COLUMBIA, and to IN me di, Il,
Tba he y s s 81 b Rdsm Rsc a sueseR Wssoh a nd
Son. Second Floor. No. 905-909 st. NV.
on Friday. the 11th day Of July. 1s45. at At
shares 9ssff and csntestt cs5fss No oP sG SHARES
travis Liquors, inc. District Of Columbia
Corporation, levied upon as the property
Satisfy sa ists iudgment at law No 424-ss5 and
ffayss ila1eTs iPs 49, District & f. eqiam. dyan-
erty Of the defendant Andrew Travis; and
sold to satisfy judgmenI at lay NO Al :,
~ faySr & sRucs tpssF'tss MH1aRs Eanks'
United I'M ted State States Marshal in and for the DIS
trict Of Columbia. le27 ty3.l 10
TH0s. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers. 435
Southern bldg..-Trustees' sale ol saluao.s s
ss Premises No. 40 Myrtle St, ne; BY
virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded in Lber No. Sl7s, folio - ct SEQ
Of the land records Of the DISTRICT OF Co
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front Of
the premises. on Tuesday the 18th day Of
July, AID, 1947, at O'Clock pm. the
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the, District of Columbis; and des-
ignated as being Lot 20s II B. F. Gilbert,
recorded in the Once of the Surveyor for
the District OF Columbia in Llber G; H.
at folio 3l9. Terms: Sold subject to
Tor approximately $4,000, further particu.
lars Of which will be announced at time
Of sale: the purchase price above said trus'
to be paid in cash A deposit Of $500 re.
auired Conveyancing. recording, etc.. a.
purchasers cost. Terms to be complieS
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be ad,
vertised and resod at the discretion d
the trustees. HENRY STEARMAN. VIC D
ZEvE. Trustees. 5y3,T,S,l2.lf.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

3-STORY ROW BRICK, fully occupied at
approved rentals of $4,000 per year; eX-
be fetal only 4 enpnt p9 4en
mss ineiaded in n sale lie priee OF Of 10000:
SEsk REAR eyss SAvf 60 as2 ES 3GsP Brick apt
building with income over. $500 per
year, Expenses 81 900 yearly; Excellent
condition. Sl4 900 above first trust will
BRO 1872 K st. NV. MA. 1867. Ewes
call Nj. Mangels. LU. sl11. 4
s-UNII APT. $4,000. Located in beau. beau.
ahiGSfd si.USiT APT. TH HOUSE. HOUSE time. rental,
downtown area. Low rents and upkeep.
aePse EsiuR 4s BROWN KSSS EAITY
INHviEssToRs-Modern, detached; 4-tamily
excellent reurn: priced below today,'s
market. For details. call Mr.. Clarke. ST..
isa. iF.MHIY TtR GEITEELl TEaTsM1 new group of is
years old priced at S20,95o, with $4,000
first trust at 4ia1; each apartment rented
return a perfect opportunity, for home
and investment: well located in most con-
venient section of Alexandra, with trans
611. with BEITzELL. DI. 31O0.
GOOD RETURN. SAFE - one-Story det;
brick property on large lot. finely. located
and unoer long-term responsible lease at
S3, 800 yr.; owners only expense is tax
and ms: price S3s, 800 Ks KELLEY ssse d. a.
EXcEI. Sc. LocATIoN-a-unit det brk; ;
ia times annual rent; newly redscorated
GEoRGEToWN = Modern :-story brick
bldg; store on lst f. Office on End; S3,30O
yearly income; good leases, taxes only ex-
LEONARD REALTY co. MI. 6522. IS
5-UNIT APT. BUILDING-Beautiful cor
ner. det, ultramodern; income. S3,12O;
finest section of Wash; direct from owner,
save commission. Call Mr.. AMENDE, Ii.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-12-unit. brick g.
month-o apt. house. in one Of the areas
nual rental Also !, semidet.. 3-unit apt,
bldgs., almost complete, If you are looking
for apt snSaTr snS an inGone RpaHY yhs G is
11Oa Eye st. NV, Elk. 3210;
MASS. AVE.-Converted semidet brick, 81
story dwelling, showing over S4oo per
mo. return: well financed and can be
in beautiful condition Office open ewes,
SENATE REALTY CO, 1l09 Eye st. NV,
3O-UNIT APT. conveniently located, near
upper 14th st. NV; in excellent rental
year, shows excellent return on Investment:
principals only SIMON q FRANK CO,
l4ls H st. N.Y., D1. 675s; after g. Mr..
hdass HSdands sP4u5 Tous parPsn{ NJ @
DAY, TIE. 0414. .
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LOTS FOR SALE tcont.)

BLDG. SITES on and near Carrou ave.
ing and splendid location. adjacent to
good homes bus at at property; IT ola 1mprovs-
4asey Ca NJ with cRANs
HELAN. Realtors. 81. 1000. ewes till Q. -7
I9 CHOICE LOTS right Of Russell rd in
* hs GsSt saefSoS e o.
HnARs2 HSnnA 2m fAsPRS TfRRs 7aeo2 after and acre
Honse o4 rd:; Asrlingt9n; OK o197 i,s - =.
ave. Sc: restricted; $1,000. HI. 15ll-J
g s5tef fBfAGG4TiruL G4i LOTS in Ga!thsr50drs,
ments HARLOW. ONCE :.22 E. Mont
gomery ave, Rockville. Phi. Rockville 1850.
A LGE.. LOVELY SITE for beautiful
home in one 4of the incest sections Of
Wash, Hillcrest: For details, call ACE
REALTY SERVICE 12l4 Papna. ave. Sc
Boi BSILDERs-5a,oo LLDDEEGRs 900 So. it. fronting on .
streets in seod ne section; fne location m
eellent IeitDlf financing. SIs Cal Gail TABLER, NC,
IA f.AcRE STg gBUILDING SITES in the seauti-
ful Paint Branch Farm development; high
ly restricted. This, is an established COM ON
MONIES and satisfied owners. The contour
| OF The land is such that the, purchaser
may select a cleared or wooded site, level
Of house yoa plan; 4 di riding b horse ,dsI viii
touch most people desire. Located on
colesvile rd.. at Co!esville, Mo, about q
miles fom SILVER splns seboos
stores. Price. 81 800 per acre site, terms.
Agent on property Sat. and Sun, to. s,
sves s. nKcE aaa 5aa co ea Me- Me- Rfiee SSe g. g.
LANHAM PARK-Just east of Lanham,
one of the fastest growing communities in
Prince Georges County, where you can
still get nearly 13-aere ground for $50 .I,1
pelling reasons Large wooded lots, pure
water from D c., phone service, fast bus
Roads a1e sreads close Ma to
centers, schools and churches. Low coun-
ty taxes. Lovely lots. 1ooxI7o. $3.50: Con
or or oy appointment. THOMAS, F. HAL
| LEY, Princess Garden rd., Lanham, Md,
mia rd.-The last lot left in this beautiful
Unrestricted neighborhood at 45 cents pc per
s9!lese with Hf'ffE HENkx syes aaa aP
bfs1kicT his f. aH rs o7c2 homesites
with all improvements. including city water
and sewer. Prices begin at S1,15O. Call
M; M,tL Link; HI; Joos @97s-J. c. D. MURPHY a
SOUTH ARLINGTON, e5x16s: gas and
water. utility shed on property; good gar
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. Lee hwy.
at Glebe rd.. OK. 25S5. GIL. 0561.
CoLoRED-oN EASTERN ave-Improye-
Kenilworth area. near streetcars; several
lots, each 5Ox1O0. at fair price. BEALL
| TURNER & CO., 1105 Vermont ave.
RA. OSS5. MA 613l.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEAR 10TH AND NV. in downtown
Washington-1. 900 So it. to 5000 50. IT..
ideal for manufacturing, jeweler. tailor OF
furrier plant. office, machine shop. etc
call Leasing Dept, LEO n. BERNSTEIN s
n" NEW JERSEY AVE. N;W-lst, com
mercial, approx. 800 so: it.: ideal CEN
trail location: large glassed front shoWrm, ),
alley in rear: suitable FOR store display rm
or warehouse combination or prlntlnf
pant. Call OWNER, WO. 31O9. -6
NOW VACAST-2nd commercial. z rooms
near 10Th and l. NV, , blocks from Doc
tors Hospital; suitable doctors. associa
tions. architects. etc. Call MR.. KAPILOFF'
M End COMMERCIAL. 1909 srd st. ne
Will erect building 20xS0 for suitable
tenant L. v THACKER. Ho. 1887. -
25,OOO SQUARE FEET in a 7-story ane
basement fireproof building opposite thu
Statler Hotel, for lease; will remodel tt
suit tenant and give 10-year lease a.
a fair rent to responsible tenant; vacant
August ], 1941. BEALL TURNER g. CO.
l1O5 Vermont ave. RA. OSS5. Ma. ,6131. =
X ST. NV, near goth st.-1st-hoor store
S235
18th st. NV, near R st.-1st floor: 40.
IT, front with display window.
Eve ST. NV, near 10th st.-1st floor
$3.50.
Conn ave and Columbia rd. n.w.-Non.
profit organization only; approximately
1000 SO. #: adequate parking space
BOSS g. PHELPS, l417 K st. NV. MA