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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-30
ATLAS THEATRE
HAS ALL-NEGRO
|NEWSREEL NOW

The Atlas Theatre down on
Maynard and Jackson has made
arrangements to show the All Am
erican Negro News Reel as a
special added attraction to the
regular picture program every Sa-
turday and Sunday.
Booking have also been arranged
thru special connections in Harlem
for the showing several times
month feature pictures with all
Negro stars and actors and act
resses in the cast. The first of
these all colored feature pictures
On TO Glory" will be shown Sun
day only August 3rd.-Watch this
peaper for announcement of theatre
playdates
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PRINCE HALL MASONS
AND EASTERN STARS
HOLD COMMUNICATION

VANCOUVER, b. G. The
Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand
Lodge. F. & A. NJ. and Prince
Hall Grand Chapter, o. e. s., of
Washington and It's Jurisdiction
have just finished one of the
most successful and constructive
Grand Communication in their his
tory. This being their forty-fourth
annual communication for the Mas
ons and the thirty-fourth for the
Stars.
True Resolution Lodge No. 16
and Kuvanna Chapter No. 10 were
hosts and they left no stone un-
turned to make the meeting a
grand success.
From Sunday, July 18th at 1880
P. NJ, when the two bodies as
sembled to march into the hall
for their Annual Thanksgiving
Sermon, thereby creating much
excitement among the large num-
Der of Canadians who had gathered
ed to watch the awe inspiring
spectacle. until the closing hour,
July 10th, never has so much
peace and harmony reigned.
There were many gala affairs
planned and carried out for the
enjoyment of the delegates.
More than 200 were in attend
ance and they were from La
Grande and Portland in Oregon,
Yakima, Spokane, Seattle, Bremen
ton and Tacoma in Washington
and Victoria and Vancouver in
British Columbia.
Ernest ]. Brown of Spokane was
elected Most Worshipful Grand
Master for the sixth time. The
others elected were: John E.
Prim. Seattle. Right Worshipful
Deputy Grand Master; Robert d.
Bird. Portland, R. w. Grand
Treasurer; Fred u. Harris, Ia
coma, R. w. Grand Secretary; A.
e. Pendray Victoria, R.W. Grand S.
Warden; Joseph Station. Seattle,
r. w Grand Junior Warden; DR..
w. Vernon Scott, Spokane, R. w.
Grand Lecturer; Esmond D. Dahl
borg, Seattle, r. w Grand Trus-
tee.
Martha ]. Davis of Seattle was
reelected Grand Worthy Matron;
Arthur L. Hayes, Tacoma, G. w.
Patron; Atha Taylor, Tacoma, G..
Associate Matron; H. S. Payton,
Portland, G.. A. Patron; Isabella
Henry, Seattle. G. Treasurer; Eel
ma Derrick, Spokane, G. Secretary,
and Arlelia Austin, Seattle, G. Lee
turer.
The next Annual Communication
will be held in Spokane. Wash
ington the second Monday in July,
194S.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-30
NAACP OFFICIALS DISCLOSE RECEIPT
OF APPEAL FROM ANCIULLA INMATES
Flesh speci0I 10 Northwest Enterprise

same gun mans and the same
warden who did the killen they
all has the same Job. why give
him to much of a chance he have
kill eight all ready o, please Mr..
we need some one to look after
US; he knew we all are help
less and has all the chance he
want. please send us some one
down here to look after | am
SO newest please excuse this band
hand = writing from all Of the
boys (P.s.) will give this letter
to the NJ. A. A C. p. A think
you every SO much" ........ 49,.
Roy wilkins, NAACP assistant
secretary, Immediately notified
Georgia Governor M. f. Thompson
of receipt of the Struggled letter.
sating. I'VE are attaching copy
of letter received today from
the prison camp at Angiulia Seo-
rgia. setting forth the fear Of The
men over the attitude and actions
of Warden W. G. Worthy.
Continued to page A.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-30

NEW YORK = NAACP officials
In New York disclosed that terror
stricken Negroes In the Angiulla
Prison camp near Brunswick. Ca.
where eight of their number had
been blasted to death by the ward
en- and Negotiating guards last
week. had been successful in
smuggling desperate appeal for
help to the Associations repre-
sentatives. The letter. painfully
scrawled on sheets of crippled
paper. reached NAACP national
headquarters In New York this
week. The convict, whose identity
could not be disclosed. wrote.....
"Dear sir, just a few lines to
let you hear from US all. We all
are really In danger down here
and we need you all to help at
once please this warden is out
on Bender, and still has same
Job as q warden over US prisoners,
this Man he may kill all Of US
and his wife to. = Why he still
has pistol on him and uiveing
order to US, somethin may happen
on the Fl of July we do not
= knew for the warden he tell
US all, what will happen on =
Monday morning we Is not give
ing him no trouble but he Is
all the time naggin at us all
every morning he says something
to Us for what we do not knew.
He tell the short gun man If
we stoup down to fire the gun:
that is doing bad all ready. all the
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Seattle Socials

Mrs. Hazel Davis Eldridge and
son of Houston, Texas, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Allen
of this city since July 18th after
visiting in Denver and Salt Lake
City.
They plan to leave Seattle on
August 6 and remain in Berkeley,
Oakland, San Francisco and Los
Angeles the latter part of Aug
ust arriving in Houston by Sep
TENDER LIST.
Mrs. Eldridge is a teacher at
Jack Yates High School in Hou-
ston, Texas.
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A bathing beauty contest open
to all girls win be major feat
IRE of the Elks Club annual pic
mic. to be held August at Edge
water Park on Mercer Island.
The girl polling the highest
number of votes will receive a
combination radio-phonograph dom
ated by the lodge. The N. A. A. G.
P. is sponsoring the contest and
is In charge of arrangements.
Girls may enter the contest by
calling anyone of the following
members of the committee: Mrs.
Octavia Brown, chairman, EA-4361;
Mrs. Airline Yarbrough, PR-7050;
Mr.. Tollie Green. SE-7515. or Mr.,
John Copeland. CA-0649. Contest
ants may also be sponsored by
business firms. in which case the
sponsor should contact member
of the committee. Entries will be
accepted any time up to August
I. but contestants should enter
as soon as possible.
The list Of firms sponsoring
candidates to date include: The
Cleanup Shop. ZIG Fifth Ave. So,
Miller's Studio. 406 Main St. East
Madison Drug Co.. POSI- e. Madison
ST.. and Lou Kessler's Drug Store,
2311 e. Madison.
The bathing beauties will lead
the procession of cars leaving the
Elks Rest, 662z jackson St., at
$50 am. The contest will start
at one o'clock in the afternoon.
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The Friendship Club

The Friendship Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Lille Harrison
1862 Brodner Place for their month
ly meeting, with the president,
Mrs. Ida L. Howard presiding.
Devotion was led by the Chap
lain, Mrs. Johnson. All officers
responded with a vary good fin
aneial report. The date for the
Annual picnic is the 3rd Tuesday
in August A delicious menu was
served to the IA members present.
Mrs. Ida L. Howard. President.
Mrs. Martha A. Watson, Reporter.
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Tollie Green, chairman of the
Elks Annual Picnic, and his COM
mittee are leaving no stones UNI
turned to make this years picnic
the best in the history of Puget
Sound Lodge No. 100. A big pa
rade will form in front of the
Elks Rest at 6221k Jackson st.
at $50 am. on the morning of
the picnic and will move enmasse
to Edgewater Park. A unique fea-
ture of the picnic this year is the
special children ana young poo
Plies entertainment from IL am.
to pm. The activities will begin
with movie and then swing into
high gear with races, contests,
swimming and all sorts of novelty
activities. Yes, there are prizes
for both boys and girls. The East
M ison Y. m. C. A. will have
charge of the recreational pro-
gram. All boys and girls are in
vited. There will be free ice cream
for everyone.
The NAACP will have booth
on the grounds and is sponsoring
a bathing beauty contest. The Cr-
ban. League is also planning to
have a booth. A partial list OF
other organizations that are CO.
operating in helping to make the
picnic success includes the Chi
nese Baptist Church, the Japanese
Baptist Church, Yesler Terrace,
Educational Center and Jackson
Street Community Council and the
Civil Liberties League.
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BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST TO Be
HELD AT THE ELKS PICNIC AUGUST 8

Pictures of the contestants will.
appear in the next edition of this
newspaper.
The John Copeland Y. M. c. A.
will furnish free movies. novelty
games for prizes. and other en-
tertainment at the picnic.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Kenneth Williams from
Los Angeles. Calf, a life long
friend of Mrs. Walton, was here
to be with Mrs. Walton at the
time of her death. Mrs. Kenneth
left for her home in Los Angeles
on July 25th.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

GEORGIA AVE. NV. mr.. Allison St
Vacant. first commercial. suitable for any
ton sodss Rse Consists of
bath Gs gas heat Immediass pp pesssssio1 2;
e c.. ~ i415 e@ st. NV NV Me- s4ee. wash
inston's Complete Real Estate Institution."
building on B. g. O. R. R; now renting
for 500 mo-; suitable for warehouse or
BRICK HOME, zoned commercial. adioin-
ing the Radio Building in Arlington, ar
lington's largest and newest once build
as dseens to T Wson 6 V.a Arnf onn
rooms and bath on first floor: two spacious
rooms and bath on second floor; full
basement with lavatory, recreation room ON
heat: will consider leasing; now vacant
price, $29,500. Call OWNER after pm
on Wis. AVE, in Bethesda Md, business
district; separate parcels ever Boot
f. s5on 1890 . eRAN Tin HEIAN' Rea! ss
3 families: 2 garages: oil heat; plans ap-
proved for store. bsmt. and 4 rooms above.
F FIR COMMERCIAL. No. Arlington-This
is desirable. property located on. Wash.
bly, d. near Clarendon and contains approx.
biv ;dVV It tt is improved with a iarse I'm
Q bath frame house. Also large. store
I'M with plateisasS vindow' new newell 81 burn.
garage; large bluestone parking area. This
property is suitable for tearoom. restau-
s ssnt aa ffs or Ead b. fhfR ow s
Fl f1R 81 COMMERCIAL. 1a7a-1ss4 C st. Sc.
Seven 2story frames; rooms each,
srSst = ~ g. e !: as 81 1s. RE':s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23

ARLINGTON OWNER SELLING one lot
soxlso Wilson byd a1d N Illinois ss
fwo '' Choice svSR'n sSs-AcRE LOTS, lust OF
sSdenns ce about pc miles s Silver eae sDFs
t terns. exclusive f with E. s. PR1cE & CO.
ME. $3.50, PL. 1881; ewes. and Sum, call
F hs rr''f Bk al efTSi FARM suedlvisen21
acre building sites in an established com,
munity which already has many beautiful
4ssd and and dna mes r nshs
Spring: over Se 100 o. lots sold in the past 'e
months; you may select cleared or
G Ssome with .' stream So as to blend in
harmony with the design of house you
plan; located on colesville I'd. at colesyille,
M sabos snG to PRICE,
Very reasonable terms; AGENTS on property
Sat co and M s9n as5d to 81 Pm sl syeI PRICE aGd
COUNTRY CLUB sECTioN. Arlington, Va.
Owner sacrificing. leaving town; beau;
roads, water and sewer: s3-ft. frontages,
l4O-2 40-ft: depth; priced exceptionally
SK 5sF this fine A sst0H RueS ssoe sest aSh
5syelopsTs. $500 Wilson blvd. CHI. III
33TTraktfffSos BUILDERS, VACANT ~ 1efs md
Rs!ea{ 1nq rfSldsPE5s P6 6sf 9TH sa
NV. MA. 051O. Ma. 1910. 20
SILVER sPRING-Nr Ocala and Franklin
ave. 5Ox15O for. $4,000.
Forest Glen. lots on Kimball, pl.. 50x
i l5G nd It. to- EACH Sd3i have sewer and water
PetworthWApt. site. $500 So. IT,. zoned
B-40: suitable for to units at 50 250;
Call Mr.. Hiner. RA. 1444, with REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC, Elk. 1922. 20
COLORED-COR. SUMNER and Wade, rps.
Sc. one block off Nichols ave: zoned for
fats; $3.50 down. MA. 1905 RIA. 1851.
CoLoRED-LoT 1OO'x2O0'. 1 block of
Piney Branch I'd. near Takoma Park High
be split into two 50x200 for S1,750 each:
easy. terms. ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740
until $50 "a
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CORNER 18th and Upshur SITS, NV: de-
fse 81 eXs 9 80 ds s de Gs IN oTse
~; lsIs before +; after 8. IA; !. o5ssSS; .,oo
$500 to q 300, s4os Ssth ave" Tower
A A1Gl e S oIo 5ox1oo #, Lyon Park.
owner: sERAFiN' IN els No. wayne St, APT.
o Sti 1f HILL VICINITY. 12ox175 IT. Tsa-
s9aaby priced Id,,vE EssYst 7$ paRk adj,
cornsr lots 56x1a7Hs t. each: an imp, N;
TesS zs, ,a an2 :. SssSn,fs} 6R SOS ,',n,
EaSdsa ot HE'eaTs s5en mic. Rssus1n
q tS'4 + H eGRs o 81 a asI or Alex 1917
Beverly dr.. ideal location TO build, your
s saeo ' 81 best @ as00 81
OWNER LEAVING FOR WEST COAST in /
exclusive U MSod I'm pes s ssss
2 81 Under 81 ld i Call MR. or MRS.
E ESe. rA + e. I'd q, and sts
c sSok EMi liFTT,oN. Adjacent to keet
N an unIsus setting; a range IF from T 1900
Mr.. Bresser, ME, 54OO until 5 pm; Sun
day and ewes. RA. 1854. LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. CO., lab K st. NV. ~
ADJOINING WASH. GOLF AND COUNTRY
CLUB-Large wooded homesites now avail.
s ass % vents Rsr s. Nj spsndnf MAJ
GRuDER, Resltor, Radio Bldg, Arlington.
X xT;i SMi 5SoG surLDERs-we have avail
able 3 choice lots in Bellevue Forest, all
.sSsfs negssYak I sSRg
BELLEVUE FoREsr-overlooking the
Washington Golf and Country Club. near
the extension of the George washington
Memorial Parkway, in nearby Arlington;
large homesites, from y. acre up, with
from soft frontage, wooded with towering
trees and dogwood. 450-ft. elevation: ex-
cellent recorded restrictions especially de-
sirable for the better-type ranch home or
rambling type of architecture: representa-
tive on property today. To reach: Out
Lee hwy to Cherrydale bellevue Forest
sign(, turn right on Military I'd: or cross
Chain Bridge, bear left on Glebe I'd. to
Military I'd and left on Military I'd. to our
feld ONCE, opposite the golf course.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO. Gu. 3S3s:
ewes. and Sun, CHI. 1895 or Gil. 22S4.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-owner wants to sell
single lot. 1o4-ft. frontage. 16s-ft, depth;
attTactively wooded; comparatively level,
with good slope for DRAINAGE Can WA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER =. Suitable
for pawnbrokers exchange or eating place;
a' 14th St. NV. DU. 1915 RIA: 1924,
71e FLA. AVE. N.w-win sell or lease
entire bldg; suitable for any business
Cali OWNER, DI. $685.. or eve, GE. 1884
MODERN AIR-CooLED BLDG, leased to
national organization at $1,000 annuaIIs'
price. sos 600. Call ALBERT S. KAMoHsSS
COMMERCIAL CORNER. excel. location
hotel ONCE bldg gas station; ap9ut , 1s0ne
s as E Essas to " su'a Hf HsRs
HEART OF BETHEsDA-cornsr lot located
Wis Ideal oHft cons fer any byd type
c.. 1888 Conn. ave, MI. 1911; ewes, RA.
Forest HOME on Route 24o. doing a good
sgE9oso Dr. E r. r REeea Nc or H Sz4o Sae q
frame. 15-ft. side, alley; lot rd BYE o
Be- sooRd Der e4s indiana ave. NV Ma $3.50.
sns CONN 81 fs. RssE sss H ssP
5sss Us sSSS EHS iEi: M nc SUI
AafLEaxaNDRIA -Eight-room
Corner brick with garssges a. very goe q
Offices. In the heart of AleYan ,e. only ,
blocks tr S9 R RUnegHANAA a 1s a'i coluRba
Dill Aflfngton. Va. CHI. 134l' OK. 259s
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY PROP sg.y for {. $ sale
"a n on IL ST.; 90 IT. on jackson: Con-
sists of Sd brick snd bath 1snt oil heat eat
sai5f, price $4,000 slsO rent s4P!o
aa..aaad BLOCK OF t4th ST. N.w.-1st COM
3,erciai building, with store on street level
and 1--WE apartme1it nd. above on tn An a.
s sroWins commercial area. MURRAY, CO.
RsAAriHaRR s91iA 5000 So #, commercial
o. IL blocks from Wis. ave. Make ofter.
s saT Pa "a AVE locat Ifs.
s s1ss 600. MUNsEY TRUST CO. W. Q.
sSss%aass;a M r. so NEAR SHOPPING eenter
pike se su ar hot i Shop ska WIZ
XIII hiiid to suit buyer. Call RA. 9s3s 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
AUCTION SALES.

THos. j. OWEN & son, auctioneers. 435
Southern Bufiding-Trustees' sale of valu-
known as premises 525-525M, 537-527H
End ST. ne. Each property TO be sold
separately. BY virtue of two certain deeds
OF trust dated January 81, 1947, being
instruments Nos. 4277 and 1879, recorded
January 2S, 1947, among the land records
of the District Of Columbia, and AZ the
request of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction in front Of the premises, on Tues
day the twenty sixth day Of August AID.
194T, beginning at three o'clock pm..
the following described land premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia, and
o One aundred and five (io5j and ons
funded and Six 900 in Joseph M. Car
mody's subdivision of los in Square num-
bered Seven Hundred and Fifty-four t754},
as DER plat recorded in the. once Of tbs
Surveyor for the District Of Columbia ~
Tjber 81 at Folio 125. Terms: Sold
subiect to a prior deed Of trust on each
property for approximately 50, 1928, fur.
ther particulars of which will be announced
at time of sale; the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash A deposit
N SbOO 90 each required. Conveyancing.
Tecordine. etc at purchasers cost. Terms
tn be complied with within thirty days
ntheTrise deposit forfeited and the prop
srty may be advertised and resold at the
Wells, CARL D. COLEMAN, Trustees.
au15. u, II .23.2o
CONTINUED on Next Psse.)
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STORES FOR RENT.

LOCATIONS in important business centers,
suitable for many types OF business-Drug
stores, liquor stores. ladies' ready-to- wear;
PREPARING to build others For further in
STORE SPACE in shopping center under
construction IN Alexandria: Va. Available
FoRD. NC. 1888 H st. NV. re. 5s45.
9Th e AND F SITS: N;w.l,LaEee store, 2is.x
ca E sxee 7sss busy
store ANP $ ICONS AND BATH; e,l
G SoatS & aroE WI fvf ok ssas ' 81 Ss
shoppe0suit. Tor ofices, printing shop, etc
Low rent. oW 1897 or FA. 150S-W. -2S
3 STORES BEING ERECTED between 9Th
and 9TH on Pa. ave. se.-Two 1890 IT,,
monthly rental S225 each; one 2Ox6O IT.,
with rm. apt. above and gear garage,
$3.50 per mo-: comnleted by Dec. /. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO., eli Pa. ave; Sc.
AVAILABLE September /. hrst-hoor store.
in very desirable downtown location: 1000
THOMAS j, FISHER & CO. INC, Realtors,
ST. 81 l Pin 81 ST. NW-GNaesWSiy decorated:
parking available; good for any business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-23
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Ist, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
METRO REALTY CO, Elk. 549s.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick set
Element. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye
st. NV, DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
aGtlon reasonable rates nearby Maryland
CAN S CO. sd7 18TH Rfo IA. sosa ne "NANi
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates. terms or mo. payments. P. J.
LOANS, D. c., Md, Va. prop.
immed. service, low rates no appraisal
fee or excessive title charge, MAURICE
isl, end, sra TRdsr LOANS, nearby Md.
afI rs & f$i %s 's'' ''Ss:'s 4D1as
LOANS TO b. G., MD, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
NANCE CORP. sss Investment Bldg. bI.
Is H; AND End TRUST LoANs-premp.
.nS ssYEssSH; ss1 THS. SsfSrs ss5royns
sMiooNsEs1n on sEcccsNsp o rHysr-w. VII,
buy second;trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
%oRfaAes s4 9NsEsr 1asss cckp ISL
N Y ave NV National 1898
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c., Md. and Va. MR. DRAISNER,
1904 4ssIr L st. M, IA. 4157. ... ~
bearing nserest on p G.
DEBT ME- 800, LEO M. G sERNsTE En-
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

THREE LARGE OFFICES in new building,
sss bSns eIese a a. 5tR sna IS
Hstss ne eFfs eSsi
Prom. apt, Vic. Of wis snG and al Mass. a!ss
g te sHt tepnn II os s5 ss
5s9s PEI fnd 'fs ai 5ud aouSs
9th and H SITS. NV, avail; to responsible
room ax5h HARRIET HoLTHER, Agent,
E HHGH GRADE SUITE. ? large rooms; ard
floor; small building; elevator. X St near
p DOC: ks SSoosS;iPiRoF1r ORG, large
Mass: ave. NV, NO. BIAS after $40; all
s $780, Sci Lee aWY-suttss!e for doctor Or s
s s54l 81 sP'fs 5SS So III LYON NC Estl,
divided into pvt oses reception m,
lights asphalt tile floors. elevator and
Carlton Hotels; immed. poss. Call . Ma
sToRAGE or light manufacturing space,
IS ,s5 ss t. s sa "a Re- EF5gf
BEST 6Esk 'is sr 2 en- for those who wan, the
tive ofhces, on the ground floor Of the Barr
Bldg, $40 18th st. NV; receptionist and
switchboard service; . pleasing; comfort orr
ST, NEAR 18TH N.W.-Desirable once
rooms sho
s. Month rs sis'a ABBY 'P Fho sR6f D&Vis
SUITE, 3 attractive rooms in large build
ing, close to court. suitable for attorneys,
Insurance or other ofhce: reasonable RE.
FOR LEAsEmn2.7oo SO, #, entire End md
sponsible tenant ADLA1 MANN. Real
Estate, 1o17 woodward Blds' ME. 1901.
pocToR's OFFICE, near new George aYe
Washington Hospital; RMS o about out S 6eT
f fe e. tn m mHssEe aP RE- 0 $780, O0 mo
Hbfafs il r. ST. t sw '' d.
%EAE dGyptsyp a. 10th o 4
5Yi1ne5 aNp Apply s Rss Nv w. st. nm rms pvt
sad t,ocT' ssVatsgTa SEds: zvsils6is j in
msdiately. Ma. sess; : ..,.r show a..
information. call Elk. 2615. "a
ITO I4th ST. N.W.-Entire floor now avail
in this well-located office bldg. APPROX
5000 So IT.; to responsible party. Co
APPROXIMATELY 1000 square feet Of
useable space on second floor OF l722 Il st
NV; $500 per month. TYLER & RUTH
ERFoRD, INC, 1928 st. NV. RE 524o.
X ST. NV. Tin Medical center)-ofiees
s ea s'S %nd5% 9sces phons we
TO sUBLET-2 floors. 1920 M st. NV;
suitable for ofices. other businesses
r rn2mR FL. yFLs AVE. BETWEEN 7th
AMP sth SIS 20 Ice. a sssst. sp ans
ms. brokers, etc. Call OWNER, eyes,
AVAILABLE IMMED-suite Of 3 rms, on
busy Columbia pike, y, blk; from Glebe
I'd. May be rented as Individual omces
If desired Cali OK. 1882 for appt; to
VERY DESIRABLE downtown ONCE space.
centrally located: reasonable rent, cool:
3 units on 1 floor. 5 units on another n
viii be vacant Sept. !. See this excep-
tional space Immediately. Call Elk. o3l3.