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CIeary Addresses Naciremas

led. "Democracy's Need he said
1--WE must have the basic spirit
and then live the American sys-
tenn day in and day out in our
political. economic. and social ac-
tivities. II we fail 10 make chang
es to meet the conditions tn at
arise from the philosophy Of
democratic living. our cause will
not stand. "
ClearY revealed that there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-25
Purged EmpIoye
To Speak At
MardeII Hotel

Carl Marzani one Of the iirSt
State Department employees 10
be fired under the new Federal
LOYALTY test IS scheduled &c
SPEAK al the Hotel Wardell-
Sheraton. WoodW ard and Kirby
al $3.50 . m Friday Oct 81
unde the auspices OF the CIVIL
Rights Congress Of Michigan.
Folmerly on the staff d the
Office OF Strategic Services Mar
Ianl was the produce ol the
Go United Electlcs iiln
"Deadhne for Acton The iiinl
was labeled communist Mar
Fam was fired in December l94o
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Vile s. G. 20 a lumber camp
near Monroe Ga. where he was
forced 20 work FOR James VIII
helm
Tho government asserts that
Dewitt was kidnapped at gun
point
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LEcsL NOTICE
LEWIS. RoWLETTE & BROWN
100 st. Antoine

=
1900 ST. Antoine
STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
No. 422.S74
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
BESSIE WILLIAMS. Plaintiff.
US. CHARLIE WILLIAMS. De-
PENDANT
AT a session Of said Court held
at the Court House in the City
Of Detroit on the 10th day of
October A ID. l947.
PRESENT Hon James f.
Chenot. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that it cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country
the said defendant now resides.
and his present whereabouts are
unknown. the last known place
of residence of said defendant
was 557 Theodore street in the
City of Detroit County OF
Wayne and State Of Michigan.
ON MOTION OF LEWIS.
ROWLETTE & BROWN. At
torneys for Bessie Williams
plaintiff herein
1T is HEREBY ORDERED
that the said defendant enter
his appearance in said cause on
or before three months from
said date of this order OF the
Bill OF Complaint may be taken
as confessed and that the said
order be published and copy
thereof served upon defendant
by registered mail as required BY
law
JAMES f. cHENOT.
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M BRANIGIN. Clerk.
BY ED NUROWER
Deputy Clerk.
10-25-ll 90
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OPA Agents Tell How
They Smashed Sugar Ring

CiliCA0O Two fNeg9 OPA
undo asents evealed be-
fo Fedcfs Judge Walter J
LaBu te last wccs how iheA
rae cce1ei b brcakinS INTO
tu NlGc counterfeit lgar
Coupe" ne arG securing CROUCH
trre H. blrc convictions
tor members * The coup
Convicted 10 l5 months IN
Federal peniteniiarY was James
Big Jir Winters. o. while
Robert Bailey. 90. who sd-
mitied aiding Winters in the
transactions and in driving
him 10 secret meetings. was
put under probation invesii-
CATION.
Tho 0PA agent Donald Pear
msu a. and James rarter both
e THO late was elected dele
GOO VOTE LEAD
De-rn th ac oaitinG tao
f Litf l' n q tIlAH tfiHet
bd ha tge Reuthei force.
had GOO vote lead on tho East
Side with only few more locals
t3I a. afr When be nes lcct-
Ell cgunal director az 'he 1886
don enton = was nv margin
~ only 7 Votes
M8lcy Sci 80 many terms AZ
pic dent 90 Bugg local 2l2
and was On the Organizing staff
iha, broaght Tho Ford empire
INTO tGr union Ito Was b.
charge ~ organization ~ mi.
monty gu-p. 81 Ford ana has
boon gwen 0ucl = the credit
~ Winninr support ~ the De
oi enlorei leade hip for tho
Jaw -Clte and TOT preventing
FACIAL clashes duIng the firs'
Ford trikc
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LEGAL NOTICE
Atty. Chester Smith
gil Graiiot

any. AnosIer Onltn
Gil Gratiot
STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery
JESSIE G.. CONLEY Plaintiff
US. AARON CONLEY, Defend
ant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. 422.374
AT a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City
of Detroit in Gaid County on the
23rd day of September AID,
l947
PRESENT: Hon Vincent M
Brennan. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned IN what State or County
the defendant now resides and
his present whereabouts are UNI
known that his last place OF res
idence was Melville. Florida
ON MOTION OF CHESTER
SMITH. Attorney for Plaintiff.
1T Isl ORDERED that the said
defendant Aaron Conley. enter
his appearance in said cause on
or before three months from the
GATE Of this Order OF the Bill of
Complaint may be taken as con-
feSsed and that the order be pub
lished and 4 copy thereof served
upon defendant, AKRON Conley
either personally or by registered
mail as required by law
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANIGAN,
Clerk
By A + NADER
Deputy 1923; ll-29
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REPORT SHOWS
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do not suffer loss by virtue Of hiring members OF
minority groups
A total of l42 cases have been concsted by the
board, and since they cover many large establish
ments, the settlements affect many persons
BEGINNING TO SEE THE LIGHT
One commissioner said. More aud more business
people beginning to they hire persons in mi
nory groups without disruption Of their business and
that many practical advantages are realized NV en-
poyers we'll
Commenting the report Oscar Cohen executive
director Of the Jewish Community Council and an &C.
tive leader Of the Michigan Count Tor Fair Employ
ment legislation declared
THE Massachusetts experien &c is just one more
evidence Of the workability Of FEPc legislation IL is
working we'll in New York and other states well,
and can certainly be made to work in Michigan.
There is no reason for delay in Michigan, and pas
sage Of an FEPC bill when the legislature meets in
January, is a inperative.need Of our state
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DODGFIOCAL-
Continued from PAGE !
cry spot in the deleaation.

The ueht-wiug slate headed
hv Local Psesiden Nuke NOV
Included SIX Ncgtoes as andr-
dates for delegate and alter nate
TIE lcfi-W.ng slate WA, llN
white and elected none " Is
candidates - tne delegate posts
WHITE SLATE
The leit.wiug slate See ieNt
n adjoining column was pointed
IN Whl'c pope and WAS refer cd
- In = teN' and bN IT, APP
One Of the eolored csndi-
dates on the right wing slate.
William baltimore. a member
Of the staff Of regional director
Norman Matthews. was born
and brought up in Hamtramck.
He learned 10 speak and un
dersfand Polish al an early
age. He reports tina; ne heard
Polish-speaking supporters OF
the left-wing refer TO the No
yak. Reuther slate as the black
slate while The left wing
slate was called the white
slate"
Part OF the ieN wnsS can-
pagn No, ak supporters epogt
Nss the cuculailon 81 pAoncA
ught-Wlng Slate which excluded
the Negto csndiiGtes THIS Nas
passed among race workers %
the plant particularly % ihe
foundry 20 poVe that color. ed
candidates were being double.
crossed bp The ghi Nuc
In reply ~ This phnnep atc
Nnyak issued leatlei eaali0-
Ing us ,uppnr' 'or The Negtl
candidates which was dsl ~
'pG throug hol' me local But
ctca before the Nuvsk lcaflet
was DIST buted the pNonev Slate
was disCredited when f0undrv
wo Kers discovered that, Tho
rame o., one colored worker
had been let on by mistaRe
The 'sct that the right Hrc
es tuallv otcd for the Ne1io
canc 3atos rs proved hv iref
election Ms2ev pointed ou
Another race batting effort
Of the DODGE lefi-wingers was
leaflet distributed among
white workers in The form OF
letter al the time most OF
the plant was shut down by
steel shortages.
DEVICE TO DIVIDE
This lcttr Calied tfcrroN ~
he fact fhat hc .oand ra.
workluc end asserted That nies
me iet' sing We.c supported
he found would take ove.
the local and Wtte curger,
would ne deprved 81 ihr ohs
The letter about The foundry
was signed by Walter Dudek
one OF the candidates on the
left winu slate.
HOPED FOR RIOT
Nafov charged fHrt t}o a.
wlnges hoped eCa
durn the e'ectma na la
they dcibe aieiv attempted q
create r.ot attn 0sDnere Whpr
Steve kW.atkna fltnG quad
ron chauman sent 'cleareins q
All members Of TIC sa0adFof
instructing them 90 core io III,
local headquaf because
riot was expected
He reported That Nmla tac
tics have been used by me loft
wing in ther locals in what hr
called Vicious and unpuncI
pied effort to swing the pfS
Reuthcr tide on the East Side
In Chevrolet Gear and Axe
local 235 the lef'-wIng also 81
iributed lilv-whiie slate h,
said Nevertheless James White
law ? colored worker on .th
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CONTINUED from Pae., /
ing for Annie Suber, breaking
first into a locked room next 10
Pryofs and then forcing his way
into Pryor's room Pryor struck
him over the head with the axe.
Annie Suber eorroborated
Pryor's statement that they had
been going together for four
months and that Shields had OBJ.
iscfed and warned Pryor that
he would do something drastic
unless they stopped seeing each
other.
Shields is the father Of child
bv Annie Suber.
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THREEFASS-
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lLontlnued nom Page
srd reyfa led Because tho ~
esti cations ast lncoMplcN I can
g.Ne N0l no further information
St tins tue as 80 the. pro
cues, hc added
Eaglt This year Coy Kun Sl-
lee nlcrse lha' Negroes AO4ld
Sc re,rAiteG ato the state oolCts
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Continued from Page ~
bordered by CherrYlawn. Chip
pewa. Wisconsin. and Norfolk
and is not as LARGE as the plot
owned by the city. The Court
ordered retrial with all the
facts presented 10 the jury.
or the original % plaintiffs on
ll seven remain. II was revealed
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was need for young invssiisa-
tors and urged Negro young
people 10 apply for the civil
service examinations which
qualify candidates for these
jobs.
He told Nscirema members thai
the state has made 240 million
dollars from liquor sales and tax
es since l043.
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chases OF homes had reached a
new high. realtors and brokers
declared that they had on hand
still more listings. Of homes for
sale in all sections OF the city
10 both els and civilians.
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Continued from Page II
paper Narticle in which police
Commissioner John Bsllcnger
declared that policemen must
have the right 10 shoot IN de-
Tense Of their lives, Swan de-
clared
To Press For Action
Its awfully hard 10 see how
those two big cops could possibly
have been in danger of being
killed by small boiy who was
running away from them We
believe that the killing was un-
justified, and will use every eff
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NEW
Continued from Page /.

old Naval ArmoIy.
1T has been called 10 our al
tention that there has been dis
examination in hiring worker
AZ the plant. Our Information IS
that only whites were being hired
and that Negro applications are
being accepted but they have
not been called.
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CHARGE
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arrested last week
Describing the Staying. Kimblc
told police that he had killed his
wife at their house, bound her
hands and legs with clo,hcs-hane
ers and stuffed her body into 4
trunk that the two had bought
earlier in the day Then, he took
the trunk to the home Of his sis.
Ter Minnie Bryant, at 1927 St.
Antoine. Later he returned and
buried the body where il was
found two weeks later.
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he and Brownie drove 10 In k
stcr
The man had been dead several
hours when his body was found
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water needed day and night. Ii
can handle any type OF laundry
equipment Without Tagging be-
hind.
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CLASSIFIED
For Sale

~ small farm ia acres. az 4
room cottage. (D l2x70 chick
en- house. tll 1870 barn. IN
single car garage. Cd corn crib.
~ maple trees. 3 years old. ll0l
fruit trees same. some shrub
berries and flowers ~ mile from
town. 500 feet 10 lake. u mile
10 ST. Joseph River. Good Fish
ing. Price $4,000. $1,000 down.
S2S.o0 per month. Percy Peters.
Rte. 3 Box 2l2. Three Rivers.
Mich. Phone 730-FlS.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEER AND LIQUOR, on and off sale; very
good business; Also package liou "a stores ores
II vf Mssso q Mr bsie' M 4 81
GASOLINE stSH!t sTAT Hon home and garage for
G @l H. p PE2RcE' WA. 7ooe; eves, S WA 6sos
BY owNER-choice 1st-con.mercial lot in
hear. Of Clarendon. For particulars, can
Bu u INES AND PROPERTY for sale; in
come $3.50 a month; apt for owner; con-
Frs, es3z f Between and 81 m c for iqfor
ARLINGTON. yA;-Mors than l,I $4,000 o.. VS. IS:
son blvd, in Rossyn, and containing "a
room for expansion il desired: ideal loea-
ton for. brewery, bottling co, Laundry.
veterinarian Or mfg .u co n Freed for
JOHN e. WRIGHT. INC. CHI. ATT; eyes,
? ST, '9 west of Dupont circle-3-story
brick. now used for apartments. but ar
ranged for business with large show win
dow; 2 apartments It's, vacant to 2r suit buyer ges
ISFb d St nw eaI BIZ Ms ss6e '" iAoH@' sos
WISCONSIN AyE.~Commercia lot in
GEORGETOWN, 40, it. wide, with frontage on
duction in price for quick sale. ,cal Miss
foUIS = sH Si; i7is K St. NV
NEAR CORNER of Conn. and K st. nv
4-story and basement brick building with
elevator, 45-ft; frontage, 120-it, depth to
alley. LIST trust. 100000: Call Mr.: Hack
man, RE. 3216 or WI. 274s, CONNER d.
RYON, INC. -19
Il. ARLINGTON, Lee hwy, miles from
Washington lots Iooxl so and 50x159:
1893 or OK. 0s7S: evenings, GIL. 6593.
ii MILES FROM WASHINGTON - 5-rm.
2-story house; good condition; and lots
with approximately, 150-ft; frontage on z
highways: reasonably priced for quick
sale. METZLER's VA. OFFICE. GIL. 1888
or OK. os7st evenings, GL. 6oe3
$50; S1.T5 So It. METZLER's VA. OF
FICE, GL- 1888 or OK. os7s; evenings,
GIL. 1898.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. B.
4
OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNTl.

ATTENTION. DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
We can make available in 60 days doc
tors and dentists Office suite and tive l.
in one of Washington's finest apartments
BUILDINGS located in an exclusive North
west section Entire building aS Is s o a9s
Of the few newer buildings Of D. C. Par
titions have not been installed. SO rooms
can be arranged to suit individual practiee
p prsa As bathi Cal j. 4. NMckEETER Co.
DEsiiRABIE snd-noor- front suite, 2 rms;
500; downtown office bldg: vicinity 18th
and L SITS. nv; immed. occupancy. Ga1
D TsRs Hans OFFICE STAGE st. TIA at Wis:
constn ave, n,w.-2nd and 3rd floors OF re-
odsed sgdns 0spg RoS sS2 e.
tian blinds: heat included: desire to rent
as entirety, attractive lease. to responsible
saos n cay sf ffFsS c. Ms si FIST 18th s.
I;,i &C. [S ROOM air Soqsitiq soe
e epl Once .o see n manaEer sT FsShz
CQURIs; 1923 Conn, ave, NV. 81
ventilated room on hrst floor; size 21x42:
newly ", redeeoFsted private layatory; ideal
ssya'iIfSs sRsss + THIS asssEp SEepfSSt
OFFICE SPACE, in Silver Spring shopping
center. GRAHAMHALLs Realtors, WI.
COMMoDIoUs oUARTERS-s large rms.
with fireplaceS, reception rm.; diStin-
guished address; End A.. II Dupont Circle;
suitable trade associations, lawyers and
engineers Offices. Call co. 1904. go
OFFICE SUITE. furnished or unfurnished.
End floor, front and rear; 18th and L SITS.
NV: Call ME. 2e14 for appointment. 81
NEAR 22ud AND NJ SITS. N.W.---Newly re-
modelled End floor space: especially suitable
for builder or factory representative. Call
Harvey L. Jones, SANDOZ, INC, DU. 1884.
end FLOOR. 500 so. FIT. 1144 10th st.
NV; End commercial RE. O355. -21
FURNISHED and unfurnished Offices in
Guiding phone answering services, also desk
space, phone and mail service on Connectt-
cut ave, self-service elevator, beginning
April /: Apply 1920 Conn. ave. 4th floor.
as for MR.. GOODMAN. -21
YOUR OFFICE BY PROXY-Telephone
mail, address service. EN-. 1112. -25
2-RM. OFFICE, 1926 You st NV, for rent;
suitable lawyer, real estate. etc Call CT
phone AID. S497. I'll
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VFfI$ES FSN NkNl.
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-Excellent
sSs nr 2w at nd Sfn s. fnf xs Afi
rm. with pvt shower nm. l-2h rm. office
s spas,,o pvt e.. Pa VI FeT information
s-kooM SUITE, excellent downtown To-
OFFICE FOR RENT, 612-A 9Th st. N NV
oofFICEIsuitable for dentist; good ne.
ss s9E R Rts sTn h Pt d paans
i 1871 SEE EY T. 81 gGl0 N ~ office
suite available fer .nmsdtats r., occupancy;
B Bias IA W se5 SAVAGE sla Union - Ifp''
II ,eommereisl zonnss;;, ideal for architect or
a agT1TTaEsNsTIoS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE
1884 r. I. ave. NV; lge. or small once,
a. n r os. ISea dsE E ans TsknE
distance from downtown; reas: rental;
discuss your requirements with M: Leath.
Elk. 1927. REALTY ASSOCIATES. NC
FuSRs;NIsHED OFFICES, desk space, ,tele-
phone ansyerlnng I Ssry zee r experienced 90
HYxTTsvILLENLaree corner room: newly
81 ws.5ssssn
Hospital and Medical centerSs stories and
bsmt., in list commercial zone, with bust;
ness window on front; ideal for dental
service or supply business, etc.
VIII lease entire bldg. or by the floor Can
rent dept. LEO N. gERNsTE1N d Co.
3 ROOMS and bath. on Bird floor, in sunny
house; LIST commercial; for rent from mid
die Of April: suitable for two lawyers; heat.
light and hot water included in rent 1920
Jefferson pl. or call A. K. Bojsen, sANDoZ,
B iHsll w, iios 18th st. n.w.-Axsilsbl.
hpTaiIo IL; s aons psI no pon,. JOIN
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

as ACRES FOR SUBDIVISION, 8 miles
from D. c. line, in Forestville, Md. New
protected highway will pass property and
bring within ~. miles OF p. c.; A nner
piece of ground for subdivision impossiols
to find Priced right to settle estate. Mr..
English, Ma 1857. EXclu., JOHN H. MIL
LER, Jr., q BRO. Realtors, 1872 K st. W.
$50 PER ACRE - 700 acres in Fairfax
County. This beautiful wooded tract Is
within miles of an arterlal highway ana
lies on both sides Of State-malntalned
road i also fronts on a large gSox cree *
appointment BY MASON HIRsT, AMMAN
dale, Va, at the. end OF Columbia pike.
Phone Alex 1912 Closed SUNDAYS.
As ACRES, Forestville, Md.-only miles
from D, C. line. Excellent tract for IN.
vestment or perfect for subdivision. Priced
low to settle estate. Call Mr.. English.
Ma. 1851: daily 9 to 5; EXCLUSIVE, JOHN
H. MILLER, Jr., & BRO, 1S12 4 ST. NV.
BURNING TREE RD., in the Bradley Hills
grove area-27 acres of excellent landr
especially suited for the development OF
a number of estates. Sewer already In;
properties around Washington and must
plats available to brokers, builders, ets.
Priced to sell. See your broker or DERMOr
NEE, EN- $685. or Elk. 1900. -25
80 ACRES ON MAIN HIGHWAY, 10 miles
from Washington-24-hr. bus service;
high, rolling, wooded land: stream; per-
feet for home subdivisions, with CONNER
cial frontage: priced for immediate sale;
easily financed. Phone THOMAS 81 CO..
Vienna 1875: ewes, Vienna ILL. 20
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STORES FOR RENT.

SPACE AVAILABLE at 1901 Wheeler I'd
Sc. for beauty shop: nee. plumbing already
in for four wet booths; available for i'm
med. occupancy: very reas rental IN
auire VIC. D. ZEVE, Sol Southern Bldg.
Beatty pARLoR-Excellent downtown
air conditioned, huorescent lighting, as
phalt tile flooring, soundproof ceiling;
plumbing and electrical work roughed in
for II boths; available May l. ]. A.
WEINBERG CO., INC, 1907 H st. NV.
1902 L ST. N.w.-around #. store. suit
able for delicatessen or sandwich shop.
Call Rent. Dept, LEO M; BERNSTEIN &
9PTEN aE + 81 large nG ~ CHAIN s1S0. STORE
Comparative have space for a large re-
ington Entire first floor and bsmt Of 10
story office BLDG; next to corner Of 14th
and G. sts. NV: APPROX. 5000 So #. with
alley in rear. available for immed; poss
For further details, call Mr., Ewel, LEO
N; BERNSTEIN 81 CO.. 14l5 K st, NV
E * 2i2g downtown location. heart
Of financial district, $3.50 50. IT, ground
floor; reasonable rent. j. A.. WEINBERG
II05-1I07 18th ST NV large. beauti-
full display floors. 1880 So. #, good for
wholesale or retail use; reasonable rental
MR.. LISS, ME. 5348. rs
CONN. AVE.--Lge. store remodeled, suit
able for any type. OF business. Call WAL
TER OGUS, ofice.s RE. 24S4; -21
In neE Wsen blvd IN
CLARENDON isiuavH j MA MAYNARD MI MAGRUDER,
Realtor. 1928 Wilson blvd, GIL. 1928, OK.
o1D1 --Dl
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2IOI X 81. NV, corner of 21st and K
s-Approximately 1000, So. it.; owner
will rent 2 floors and basement, or 1st
floor and basement, will negotiate long
term lease Brokers invited. For add
tiona inf95mstiSni please call NJ. Doe.
EXCELLENT downtown- location. heart Of +
floor; reasonable rent. J. A: WEINBERG
CO., INC. 1907 H st. NV, MA. $500. 10
NEAR 2Gth AND EYE SITS. N.W.-1st
comm. area, near Medical Center; LOCO
So. it. above 1st floor; new construcLion
available May 18th. CHAS. L. NORRIS,
Realtor. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE: 2lI2.
ner Of ms NJ st.4smaii, thoroughly modern Of
fee building Of three stories and basement;
hot air conditioned heat, oil burner; excel
lent location for Offices or most any type
of first commercial business; bus stop In
v iti - DouGLAs E. BULLoCH & CO.,
RE. 3o37. 1922 18th st. NV. 22',
1917 l4th ST. NV; ,vaesnt-Modern g.
about 5000 So f. Of floor space; f1eifht
15-ft. rear alley. This property is we'll
equipped for. organization desiring hne dis;
play room. large ONCE space and general
facilities for handling merchandise: Your
close inspection is invited DOUGLAS E.
BULLOCK & CO., RE. 3o37, 1922 18th ST.
HAT CHECK and cigar concession for rent.
Sa51 III s:9s BUILDING, in Silver
Spring: 2,175 So. it. on ground floor, with
Offices on End floor; immediate occu-
pancy, with good lease. If you desire a
location in this fast-growing area, call
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SUBURBAN sALE-WRGINIA.

sIs,s5O-i-BEDROOM BRICK, near clar-
endon: living rm. with firepl;, dining nm.
4 good sized bedrms.. 2ha baths; basement
win asphalt tile 005 81 heat saT This is
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Large inclosed front porch, living room
with fireplace equipped k Itch od Iss
floor: another bedroom upstairs: full base
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highway, miles from downtown Washing.
ton; small cottage on rear OF lot Of almost NOS
rooms and bath each now rented unfur-
nished, in addition to owners hst-h noe
room and bath in basement, and 2-car ga
rage; beautifully HANDICAPPED GROUNDS;
lovely home and excellent income for one
lucky buyer; owner anxious to sell; SUP,
stantial cash REQUIRED. To inspect, eau
ARLINGTON REALTY. 22o4 Wilson blyd-'
GIL. 1900. OK. 4123. -l9