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The people's voice., 1947-07-18
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when Jimmie ByrneS was elected SEN
ator from a poll-tax state, South Caro-
line with 5000 votes in a population
of 1,S99,S04. l merely show where
they are now, and their numbers.
Some of these are backward countries.
Some are as intelligent as we are. One,
now allied with Russia and sternly
against the Truman Doctrine, CZecho-
slovakia, before Hitler's invasion was
the best administered, most prosper
our democracy in Europe. Its uni
versities equalled any, for 500 years.
Could Our Press Be DeceiVing Us?
The part of Germany occupied by
Russia cannot be listed either way.
In recent election held there the
Communist party ran third in numbers.
This may be sign that an election
held by Russian officers is not so un-
fair as our newspapers proclaim. By
whatever means the alignment has
come about, in two years the Truman
Doctrine has caused the following
countries and people to oppose it and
joint the Eastern Bloc. % Estonia,
population 1,134,00O; CD Latvia, 1885,
600; 90 Lithuania, 2,S7O,000; (4) Po-
land, 23,600,000; 60 Albania, 100000;
co Rumania, 15,6OO,OOO; CD Czecho-
slovakia, 14,500,000; (S) Yugoslavia,
16,200,000 90 Bulgaria, 6.500.000;
10) Hungary, 100000; CID Man
churia, North China Communists, esti-
mated 159,OOO,OO0; 12) the largest
political party in France, 100000; |
(13) the Communist party in Italy,
estimated 100000.
Roughly the effort to enforce it
with our men and money in the Orient
and Europe has caused 235 million
people to declare themselves sternly
against it. They were our friends.
This does not include $50 million peo-
pie in the Soviet Union. AS against
hese 235 million former friends that
he Truman Doctrine has set against
is, we have acquired by money, not
" democratic prestige, the dubious
of Turkey and Greece-one
With a population of 10 million; the
ther, Greece, the poverty stricken
alton of Europe, with million peo-
lie engaged in civil war among them
elves and border war with neighbors.
Have we gained Turkeys friendship
ermanently? Britain supported the
Iltanate from 1910 to 1914, in 1847
ought the Crimean War for Turkey
l 1856, the Turks killed 100000
ritish soldiers trying to open the
through Gallipoi. There
re as many Turks in the Soviet Un-
IN as in Turkey proper In event of
he War being encouraged by our Big
rasS and Munitioners, the Turks in
turkey would join the Turks in Rus
ia. The first casualties will be the
merican officers now going to train
urks, assassinated before breakfast
Y Turks.
ost Would Build Half Dozen MVAs
With Money To Spare
AS a cartoonist might draw it; the
'ruman Doctrine in two years has
cited one crippled, hungry, wild tur-
ey and a pot of boiling grease. The
ost is said to be (nobody knows)
5 billion dollars of American taxpay-
rs money. All seven of the valley
uthorities planned by Franklin D.
roosevelt were estimated to cost less
han billion dollars-the Missouri
alley Authority the biggest one, at
1a billion.
The arrogance that brought the
r,,r11o m nOotrino roootc como rahuffS
Te sought to interfere in a five-year
The people's voice., 1947-07-18

gence of our country is against the
Trumna Doctrine. Enlightened argu-
ments are converting the common
man. The first acclaim by the Brass
Hats, Press, Radio, owned by the Mu-
nitioners, is dying down.
Many voices are being raised again
for the United Nations.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

explored in Z session when oe-'
cupied an hour and 10 minutes.
1t followed also by a single
day a formal statement by ALL
President William ',fe'n 'alililg hl'll
Mr.. Truman The cabinet and ton4ftr7
to do cyerNihine IN ihrir power lo
halt aud reverse the rising ptie" trend
Tie President told ucwSinen 'ha'
the government WAS studyius possible
steps 10 reverse tn steady ptice Climb
but MAS uncertain What federal nc.
liun could hc taken II the initial moral
snasiun efforts prove unsuccessful
Anonp the approaches hriur cNant
med he said. Is relaxation OF the amt
trust laws 70 permit businesses =
agree 10 a mutual lowering ~ prices
without tear 81 prosecution, Amending
the filn price support programs ana
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
THE HARVEST WILL BE WHAT YOU MAKE 1T
l. m. oRNBURN. secretary-Treasurer

The recent 4. + Of /. Union Label aud Industrial
Exhibition held in 81. Louis Missouri. was 4 Glorious
panorama OF all THINGS union It was q show window
fr unionlmade goods and 4 dress parade for tlioA
services. No event of its kind in the history Of the ~.
ganized labor movement has ever Iataneled TINS great
union show in spirit interest. glamour. and results. i
was a gala event.for union manufacturers, tar msislal
disers, national ana inirrnatlual A + Of !. unions II
disers, national and international * 7 u !. unions II
was attended by representatives, 81 millions ~ monltn
es OF unionmade quality goods
Let's start in nov "a demand TIL, I mon Label shop
Card. and Service Button IA order q make the next
union industries show tho successful event tlat al
union workers desire and thai the a + Of !. Union
Label and Industrial Exhibition mallaE'nieni DESERVES
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

able and said that American cannot
accept or become ~reconciled to such
drastic legislation. No nation under
the sun has proposed or considered
the adoption Of such legislation as
this since the close Of the war
Even rougher treatment was given
the COP proposal by ClO Pres. Philip
Murray. when he denounced the Re
publican bill as the first real step
toward the development of fascism in
the US"
After all this Rep. John Mccormack
%. Mass rose up on the house floor
to recall 'rumors about secret meet
ines with representatives Of the NAM
and Chamber of Commerce. with the
house labor committee, which he said.
il true are the most vicious kind of
demonstration Of corporate lobbying
III his years Of service.
Mccormack asked Rep. John Lesin-
ski %. Mich.). the minority spokes-
man on the labor committee if the
reports We're true. Lesinski replied
that the Democrats had no hand in
writing this bill. it was handed to
us. We had only one night to write
our minority report
Because the Democrats were not
present when the bill was drafted,
Lesinski said they had no knowledge
Continued On Page Four
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

What the American labor movement needs most is
an old fashioned revival of buying Union Label goods
and using Union Services. Lets get get more converts
to hit the Union Label sawdust trail.
We need more evangeists to spread he Union Label
gospel and as sales agents carry on a veritable crusade
to make all American consumers Union Iabelconscions,
Let's make it a Greco" to patronize only firms that dis
play the Union Label, shop Card, or Service Button.
To paraphrase a biblical quotation, what you now
SOW in union-earned money, you shall reap in more union
wages. The harvest will be what you make it. Follow
the golden rule of buying Union Label goods from others
as you would have them pay union wages unto you
Ii you lose your union pay because you and your women.
folks buy non-union goods from unfair merchants you
have yourself to blame.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Charter Party Held By
Restaurant Union
In Kalispcll

Hotel and Restaurant Employees I.o-
cal 603 of Kalispell observed the ninth
anniversary Of the union charter at
o public dancing. party at the labor
temple Friday, April II.
The large. crowd in attendance en-
loved carnival games as well as dane
ing. A number of merchandise prizes,
contributed by local business firms.
were given away during the evening
and floor show numbers were render
ed by Bobby Hill. well known rodeo
trick rope artist. and Robert Glen
denning. a member Of the Painters.
Proceeds of the affair go to the sick
fund of the union. which now has over
$50 members. The sick fund paid out
nearly $500 in benefits during the past
year.
The anniversary committee was
headed By Lillian Mcclellan. president
of the union.
The night before the party the union
nut on a fifteen-minute radio program
TO tell of the gains made since tht
charter was issued April 10, 1898
The president Of the union and Mr.. NJ
Johnson. president OF the Flatheat
Restaurant and Fountain Employers
association discussed the advantage!
OF bargainine. as part Of the program
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
BUTTE Retail CLERKS
TO SEND DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION.

Delegates from the Butte Retail
Clerks union will be in attendance at
the 10Th convention in San Francisco
Of the Retail Clerks international as
sociation, AFL. local union officers III
Butte have announced.
The convention will open July II and
will run from day to day until all bust
ness Of the convention has been com
pleted. james A. Suffridge, interna-
tional secretary-treasurer. has inform.
ed the local.
Convention headquarters will be at
the Hotel Whitcomb, while business
sessions will be held at California
hall.
The official convention call has al
ready gone out to all affiliated local
unions. While it is too early to make
accurate estimates Of the number o
delegates, guests and friends wht
plan to attend. arrangements are being
made to accommodate mor than 1907
delegates. There are 1900 eligible
delegates. according to association
records.
Not since 1889 has the Intornationa
association held a full dress con
vention. Normally conventions ar
held ~quadrennially. but the association
deferred to patriotism and did not hot
any during World War II. This yea
is the first time since then that proT
er ARRANGEMENTS could be made t
hold one.
AFL. President William Green an
AFL Secretary George Meany nav
tentatively accepted invitations to &C
dress the convention.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Silver Bow Trades
And Labor
Council Notes

Meeting of. the Silver Bow Trades
and Labor Council was called to order
by Vice President Harry Oates.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved as read
Communication from st. Patrick
Parish asking the support Of the Silver
Bow Trades and Labor Council asking
support in the endeavor to raise funds
to build a new high school.
on motion the council endorsed the
action to raise the necessary funds.
Communications from Senator Ecton
i III answer to Il Letter asking him to
vote against cuts in labor administra-
ton funds bu, did not commit him.
self.
with the Employers Association on a
new contract that they had not made
any progress having had an offer tC
sign their old contract which the
Clerks union had refused and thai
negotiations were now stalemated and
have served strike notice to the Labor
department.
Miners union reported that they
were going to open negotiations the
first OF May also that they wanted al
unions to turn out for a parade on
June 18th.
Laundry workers reported that the,
had served notice on their employer!
that they would open their contract.
Bus Drivers. Clerks. Laundry Work
ers. Teachers. Miners, Plumbers ant
Engineers No. So unions have donated
to the Cancer Drive.
There being no further business
tho meeting adjourned,
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

Called IN after local police
failed ia crack the case. FBI
r.,,+.,or.rdtb. ando ~ N.rcb
began d seIie7 ~ iliti'l ''7''s -
the len'' q a''lF' s'flk'rS 'he
tianes q laHf "ei' eH''i'' '''N'eN
im ana faln Mltf"R' s'ii'h "''
'ii : fi-''t i'7''''
Asl ''7' ''ai''"''D
.,a +, l,ry s,e,ad statements
&. rpI 49,, eAa,sa 81
.,.. 81 n,e.r ,.pt.rs i. -, strik.
.a,s ,.,e Mia a,oupb Ia t4faSe
80 rpl .,s.p ,,e,d oitA ,is,
..t h sa,rrh ,sarrarfe DnfN
.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Butte Marine Gains
Promotion

Marine Barracks. Inyokern. Califor-
MIA. April l4.-Marine Private First
Glass Albert w. Fogarty. is. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fogarty, S1l North
Excelsior, Butte. Montana, was pro
NOTED recently to that rank. He is
serving as Il member of the Marine
guard detachment here.
Prior to enlisting in'the Marines in
September 1916. Private Fogarty at
tended Boys Central. Butte. where he
played basketball.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Building Trades
News of Great Falls

Minutes called to order AT 1:45 pm.
by President Davidson with all Off
GERS present.
Communications
Minutes Of the Cascade County
Trades a. Labor Assembly were read
and filed.
From the Laborers Local e13 advis-
ing that they have placed a bill of ex-
Dense OF $50 against Art Swanson fol
using non-union labor. in moving a
house from 9TH street and First avenue
north To 18th street and Ninth avenue
south, and ask our concurrence Motor
Continued on Page Four
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Reduce Prices Or Increase Wages: Truman
NECESSARY TO Save
SYSTEM OF PRIVATE
enterprise

Washington, D.. C.-Wage increases are fully justified unless
business takes prompt steps to reduce prices and to make n
free enterprise system work.
This was the firm declaration Of President Truman in discus
sing the general picture of soaring prices with Washington
newsmen, and came one day following a white house conference
With hi. cabinet and council Of economic advisers at which the
entire economic situation, with special emphasis on prices, was
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Is Accused OF Unlawful
Grilling In Geo. McNear
Murder Case

Peoria, Il.-FP-FBI agents have illegally grillei militant
members Of the striking railroad brotherhoodS here in their
search for the shotgun slayer Of Pres. George J.. MeNrar OF the
strikebound Toledo Peoria & Western railroad.
At the same time, evidence available to this reporter lndl-
Gates they have failed adequately to pursue some challenging
facts and circumstantial evidence pointing to the possible lnlph-
cation Of underworld characters IN the unsolyed Shooting.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
INVESTIGATION Of SOURCE
OF ANZI<*:s::% !%..R0R BILL
IS DEmAN.~~

for a full-fledged investigation
into the actual source of the Hartley antilabor bill CHR 302O)
grew louder here April II after the house showed it through
final passage, 308-107.
First questions as to the legitimacy of the measure outlaw
ing the closed shop, banning industry wide bargaining and abol-
ishing the NLRB, came over radio station WINK during a de-
bate on labor legislation.
In that debate, Legislative Rep. Russell Nixon of the United
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

Electrical Radio q Machlne'
Workers (CIO) charged pub
licly that the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers, U. S.
Chamber OF Commerce, and paid lob
byists OF a%nti-union corporations
drafted the measure.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24
Mansfield Against Bill
D'Ewart For 1t

Montana's two representatives
split over this omnibus union-bust-
ina bill. Mansfield spoke, worked
and voted against it. D'Ewart. in
keeping with his previous anti-lab.
or record, voted for its passage.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

ut is the business of the
old party politician to get
campaign contributions from
the rich and votes from the
poor on the ground that he
will protect one from the
other. Ameriger.
Montana labor news., 1947-04-24

An economy that relies for
its stimulation on waste and
disaster is taking the road
TO oblivion as surely as the
dinosaurs, those creatures
that were all bulk and no
brains Stuart Chase.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

s0xeO DBLE. FRONT WINDOWS, 200 blk.
7th 81, Sc; opp. Eastern Mkt available
SEVERAL GOOD STORE LOCATIONS for
several parking lots. MA. 1899. 49,
ATTENTION, large chain store companies.
the he heart heart Of downtown Washington: Entire
tss Next moor to corher ana ps q ath q and s
Approx 5000 50. fs. with alley ip rear:
Ayailable for immed; posS Fer igFshsr further
s56a 18th ST. N.W.-can be seen 8 to s
noWaEow5 sVsday froT AREA near 10 retail shop
floor and basement space: "a it. wide, con-
tanning appropriately 400 50. #, on first
modern mod my bldg. Heat furnished: immediate
& g. eEIFFoRp BANGS IS 200 5Ryesimspt ME osso
WE HAVE SEVERAL STORES for, rent in
new shopping center in thickly popu-
eled highway For information. call GH.
LARGE CORNER STORE, suitable for any
rear: LOCATED on main street OF Rossiyn'
BABY sToRE-Excellent opportunity in IN
corner of Lee blvd: and Falls Church
Annandale rd, Fairfax County. Va. Con-
to commence soon; development
to contain nine stores tfive already leased
large super market; approx,
mately zoo houses now completed and
occupied and total expected to reach l'oon;
large apartment development planned i'm
mediately adjacent to contain possibly
over 5000 units. For plans and informa, @
ton. call Mr. Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHS
co, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345., -l6
PARK AND sHOP-Proposed Shopping
center of IL stores to be built on Michigan
ave. at the corner of Eastern ave. in the
District of Columbia, near HAYWOOD Gar,
dens, a large apartment development, and
many other apartments and houses. Con
struction to start in the near future; For
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO, exclusive agents,
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345. If
PARK AND SHOP-Proposed shopping cen
ter of six stores in Cherrydale., Va, facing
Lee hwy. Grocery store. and cleaning and
bakery, variety and children's store, etc.
For plans and information, call Mr.. Taylor,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 n st. Nv.
MA 234b -16
Evening star., 1947-03-15
AUCTION SALES.
FTTTITRE-

ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON, auctioneers
trustees sale OF valuable two-story
brick dwelling No. Is R. street NV, con-
tanning rooms and bath, hot water neat.
metal garage By virtue of deed OF trust
recorded in Liber 1854 folio 81, ct SEQ.
one OF the land records OF the DISTRICT OF
Columbia. and at the request Of the .y party
secured thereby. the undeTsisnsd @ trustees
will offer .or sale by public auction IN
Of March. 1877, at four o'clock Pm the
following described property in the DISTRICT
Of Columbia, to wit: Lot b6 in John w:
Gregg's subdivision Of the South 30 feet OIL
lot 2 IL, plock 10 in the subdivision OF GER
tain land known as "Bloomingdale as per
piat recorded in the Once of the, Surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in Liber .Coun-
ty IL at folio 49,, Terms: One-third cash;
balance IN monthly payments represented
81 so per 81 900 90. including interest at
five per cent per annum from date of set.
tlement Of sale, secured by hrst deed OF
trust upon property sold, or ali cash az
option of purchaser. deposit OF $500 90
required OF purchaser at sale. Examina-
tion of title, conveyancinF, recording. reye-
nue. stamps and notarial fees at cost Of
purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day Of sale, other-
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after I'VE days advertisement Of
such resale in some newsnaper publisTd In
feited, or without forfeitinE. deposit trus-
tees may avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights agsinst defaulting pur-
MuND M, EMMERICH. Trustees.
mh1z.l5,1e,21,24.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
INVEST. PROP FOR SALE Cont

MODERN 1-FAMTLY brick building; E st;
ne; each apt, consists of rms Kit, @ and
coNNER cen Mr SsisH5s. & RYoN. NC. fN; i' u Ele
s-UNIT MODERN APT. BLDG; excel. 18th
st. nv locaton; leSs than SloGSo csIh
1916. Open Q to 8. lie
ROOMING HOUSE, block from Dupont
Circle; 23-ft. row brick house completely
furnished. containing l5 rooms, baths;
immaculate RnGpsds prfte a5tention &c Phone Mr. white
head Ma ss3G1 9393i p sTes TN and snn.' MI 3oo9'
GOOD NE. LOCATIONS apts., includ-
ing efficiency apartments and one
bedroom apis. each WITH an eauip,ped XII Ritchen at
2-story brick garage on 25-ft. alley. Cali
saa M sRsetsSFd sn ssSs Boss s3qs sFss ea
l417 K ST. NV. IL
3 FURNISHED APIS, good NV. location
Ideal for home or investment; hot-wateI eI
property pr H' is financed So $500 cash will
buy. Can be seen by appointment only;
ehf1s nucM5 Ms do E5s 5e5 P 1ss g. ns ns SANs2s NA
shire ave. NV: 9) -Four family, apt. 43rd
aPa fs RTE sps ra svasS x 9avane oa beating
Five-family apt, nearly new: one two-bed-
room apt. available for purchaser; Takoma
rented to coiored; zoned second commercial
epsies spassa Mr. Nq %rleaaes ef with KEILEY 4
e6AokEBapT al ?ao aousE. SEES G apt ssss
mo, income, on T St: NV; brick houss'
perfect eond all fprn ME Sbsa Of seag
Evening star., 1947-03-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ls ACRES, 55o r Lee blvd Other l,a acre ere
IsvEsTMENT hsv sfiSi OPPORTUNITY or for spss-
hwy, 40 miles from Washington; side
frontage on large creek some of land
business sites ,,11 homesitss, cabin sites,
ssAS fs sntrs Tst cous 5hooe on fE Haners 9s Min 3D.
"a mile from Oakton-12 acres. Box 21-J,
HAVE You HAD ENOUGH Of crowded iiv-
can enjoy plenty of elbow room, peace
and privacy Buy. one Of the attractiye stl,a ,
MAsvs sHsfn sa&oNs aS%S '05 Co. Resors
ACRES in ,,.:; Fairfax Co.; n mi; -, west Of
near street, slanting down gradually. to the
rear thEeTgh nise gn% q tail pine
VEsNoN SrsfS n NJ a0G Lynch cf osoR SONS once G MI
out Columbia pike. Alex. 5000 (Closed
idaoaaEs i1s oAacaREs-s miles south of Alexandria.
ideally situated for subdivision purposes.
Y; WARD BOSWELL B, Rsaltor- 22c 81
cHorcE G mo Sh sa9 County sites
Everything you want-stream, woods, gar
een tn y to acres s0ea roads t.
/ ACRE. WooDED-Fairfax. 20 Minis. to
D. c., conyeniences available: reasonable
terms. OK. 1850; Sun. and ewes, TE
accCoKEEK. p. G. c.-5o acres and log
cabin. 20 min. from D. G. line; for quick
Excl with GEO S. KING CO.. est. 1898,
Real Estate and Insurance. 211o Nichols
ATIENTIoN. ATT ssi; on BUIIDER-7e acres. RIGGS
I'd, mile from beautiful Hillandale and
Eaeasvs Toas ssss WITH
lease clauses. Erwin REALTY CO., HY.
80 ACRES. wooded, nearby Va. accessible
Shirley hwy Also acre tracts. Reason-
fe5f foR LOIS eA iST'c 81 ACREAGE, in or near Ian
ham, Md, call THOMAS p. HALEY, Lam
READY Any ron HOME you've i:Tss dEssmsd &c of Of;
partly wooded Family orchard already
Started. Geod road; is eopv ~, to Sc seh9o nod
other acreage and lots avail: Fairfax
County. DAVIS. TIE. 1905, or TIE. 1902
Evening star., 1947-03-15

VIC. 18th AND PA. AVE. N.W:.Lesse to
responsible party a for oapp aappproS' Slogoo psr
BtsY sfs z TRANSFER II polNT-pesirable first
ear eornar i;h and GfsK auney s
'enture In ie excel cond Should 60 QUICK
MoobspG VI afPSSS REHLrY fa2 Co. Ss'vs sei Eastern tern
FoR sysE sprinGd Nd sM s44a 1s
house oonssns snH Of 81 1sTsn Snts in desrab
sss'0a ri If@ ne sfG5oSi This should
RAYMoND Fp5S BATES Atlantic 3s9s. is.
CONNECTICUT AVE, below Dupont Cir,
mr.. Mayfower-5-story. mod. eouip., slsv
600. 3 and 10 yr. leases; annual oper. exp
approx $4,000; owner guar l0fe net re-
Of oft the n medical district blds h1 in exc cond
shows nice 5essEn priesd 5ight ste5leS $
GPREs GP sGs soIIb sGnn 1NvEsTMENT nys e. near 18TH
and Meridian SITS. n.w.-Det; frame 4-fam-
separate gas and elec. meters; low rental OF
$50 mo; $4,000 lst trust, priced at
S17., 500 for quick fair sale to both buyer
COIN, NC. Ex. 57o5; after pm,
eoSS bet Dupont cirs,s s,a and MAJ
over $4,000 annually. will show 10,,o net
on investment; fully leased, For details
1Ra asse ee and sandsy sa m Fl s T
HENRY. E; TRIP, Broker. 1911 L st.
nv, IA; e.n5 ,u us
iee. apt. development; excellent equipment
AND AND lons nnsufs lease s'0fh aEN e se oL CHI
- AEJ5ssSiisHEp APIS, on corner .,I Iot; t. !
S10d returns ~ seS on az KRVeSssmsn sss Is EfhN
HxcEILENT EXCEL NE. L6cATioN-s rooms.
% kitchens, 2 glass ENCLOSED porches, ga
WAITER yTai; iSs'l A. BROWN, i415 Eye s St, NV
- fo S;si % sss g. If sfs
fEo KoLg; NC; GSanF,TIHIf TE = choice
elevator; new furnace recent yrs; extra
lot; gross over $40 900; good terms; well
worth serious consideration. ROY LAW
renee, Broker, Ma, a155; ewes, Ii. 2o4o,
STORE ANp APIS; ,FS.g good Sd1 nv y sea sesti0n
REALTY CO. 1918 18th st. NV, Ma,
DETACHED BRICK apartment. ne, about
3 yrs old, apts of rms, kit, and bath;
rented to good colored tenants at, S5,2oS
Ace 'i At Hs'et less than IN times Yearly rent iss
trust, S2%,50o; this building cannot be
built under present conditions Tor S4otoou:
an excellent investment for the conserva-
tive huver Call Edward SchweitZer with
HENRY SALUS. tEst. 1920, go New
York ave. NV, Ma. 1852, ewes. Wo. 65s4.
OWNER MUST SELL modern Aunt brick
apt. BLDG in Suitland Manor: Z times
annual rental. WA. 919s, ewes. WA. Z 40.
I-UNIT FRAME APT. in 1st-clsss condi..
tion: 3 aots. furnished, in ne. restricted
location, on lot 50x200; monthly rent,
$50 per unit; [ apt. vacant with title.
Phone FIR 3466. Us
CORNER HOUSE, newly converted, 4
apts.. 9 baths; excellent investment Can
DE s172. To-