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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-23
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Mcdonald, the late President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the
late Judge Julian Mack and Dor
othy Thompson.
AS you have previously served
on the Gottheil Medal Nominating
Committee, we are respectfully re-
questing you to assume this obi
CATION. AS the Trustees desire to
award the Medal for 1947 at the
earliest date, they would like to
receive from your paper the name
of the American whom you would
select as having done the most
for Jewry in the year 1947. The
Trustees would like to have sup
porting data which can take the
form of newspaper clippings-in
other words, they desire the reas-
ons for this nomination.
You may print anything you
wish in connection with the an
nouncement of the renewal of the
annual award of the Richard ]. H.
Gottheil Medal. Just as soon as
the Trustees have selected the
1947 awardee, a news release will
be sent directly and promptly to
your paper for your own Southern
USE
We shall greatly appreciate tie
resumption and continuance of the
fine cooperation We hId with you:
paper for many years previous to
the war. If you have any questions
in regard to this matter, do not
hesitate to write me at this office.
Sincerely,
L. D. DOVER.
General Secretary.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
Tag Editor Mail


July 20, l94S
Editor, Detroit Tribune
Dear Sir:
| was both shocked and anus
ed by the article appearing in
your issue of July 10, entitled
Voice In The South" by Robert
Durr. Shocked, because of its de-
liberate misrepresentation. II rep
resents the Arabs in the State Of
Israel as minority condemn
ed to extinction. The fact is
that the Arab population has
multiplied since the beginning of
the Jewish homeland in Palestine.
Not single Arab has been dis
placed, as the Jews have settled
IN swampS and deserts uninhabit-
ed by Arabs, and what is most
important, the Arab population of
Palestine is the most prosperous.
healthiest, and most educated of
all the Arabs in all the countries
Of the Near East.
was amused because the writ
er on Palestine Partitian, whose
words occupy most of Mr.. Durr's
article, is lady from India. If
any one should understand the
value of partition, il is Miss Eve
Edris of India India found par
titan to be the only worable So
luton to her problem. How can
Mr.. Durr be so blind to the trag-
ic Joker in his article namely.
that opposition to partition in
Palestine should come from the
representative of country which
went ahead with partition be-
cause despite all objections to it,
II has proved to be the most
workable plan for India. The
United Nations decided on parti-
tion for Palestine because il is the
most workable way for Palestine.
Sincerely yours,
Rabbi Leon Fran.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
Mrs. BeIf0rd 0kS
McDerm0tt For
Wayne Sheriff

Mrs. Josephine Belford, promi-
nent political leader, announced
this week that she is supporting
Tremon McDermott. Democratic
candidate for Sheriff of Wayne
County. She is working in his
headquarters in Parlor (A) at the
Barlum hotel.
McDermott told the Tribune
Monday that he pledge to give
equal representation TO all groups.
He plans to appoint a Negro 10
the front desk as an assistant
turnkey. on the road patrol and 10
create a woman's division on
which a Negro woman will serve
as co-director.
McDermott served 10 years in
the sheriff's office; years as
police commissioner of Highland
Park and years as chief clerk
to Circuit Court Commissioner
VIM Cody He has been an auto
dealer for the past Is years.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reese
and the James Floyds are en-
tertalnlng relatives from Louis
VILE, KY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kaufman, Miss Rosa Young. Mrs.
Ruth Lyons, who is a teacher
IN the Louisville Public School
System.
SUMNER FoRMALs
The Robert Cooks, the Raw
mond Stones were some of the
Northenders that attended the
summer formal at the Macca-
bees building last Saturday night.
Mildred Wideman. who is the
national president OF Junior
League, is our Goddard Nichbar.
TEEN-AGE FORECAST
/ forecast that five or ten
years from today:
Cd Lucy Woodruff will be an
other Hattie Carnagie.
(2) That Bernice Wilson will
step into Dorothy Maynor's S
shoes.
CD Jackie King will out-slug
Ted Williams.
(4) Barbara Welcome will out
glamour Lana Turner.
go Matte Blackburn will have
House OF Beauty.
(6) Betty Bennett will be
modelling sport attire for Nieman
and Marcus.
CD Gloria Underwood will be
doing Murals in all OF the bet
ter public buildings.
(6) Joyce Ann Dickson will
be concert pianist.
(9) Mary King will be a kin
dargarten expert
(l0) Little Shelia Donaldson
will be first among the ten best
dressed.
SMART OUTFIT
Geraldine Crew was smart in
deed Sunday all dressed in mid
mite blue satin and gray.
so SORRY
So sorry about the death of
Mrs Crumbley Of Goddard street
NEW CAR
The James Bennetts are sport
ing a brand new Chrysler mid
mite blue il has all the trim
mings. Veddy. veddy pretty.
Bye now. Thanks for reading.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
VISITORS GALORE

This week brought folks "a
yisitin'" from al lover. Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Stone were host
Ind hostess TO Mr.. Stones moth
cr Mrs. Essie Riley and grand
SON Mack Wilson, from Crosby,
Miss,
Mrs Ollie Ramise is entertain
inc Mrs. Albert Peek of Asbury
park N. J. With her are the
rutest little paper doll girls
Claudia Fay, Gloria Carolyn.
and Marcia Cecil. The children
make quite a picture playing
about on the Ramise lawn.
MI and Mrs. Nesbitt Patton
Uhe newly weds) welcomed a
visit from Mrs. Patton's Mr.. Ed
ward Drsrien of Philadelphia
Pa
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
Rival Groups
Back Truman

NEW YORK-(NNPA)- With
the establishment of the newly
or9anized National Citizens Com
mittee for the Reelection Of
President Truman. two rival
groups of colored Democrats are
out to raise Sl,000.000 each for
the Democratic candidate for
President.
The first. headed by Herbert
l.. Bruce. Harlem leader, opened
headquarters two weeks ago in
the Hotel Theresa.
The second has an office in
the suite in the Biltmore occu-
pied by the Democratic National
Committee and is directed by
Mrs Anna Arnold Hcdgeman.
former executive director OF the
National Council for a Perma-
nent Fair Employment Practices
Commission
Representative William l.
Dawson of Chicago is honorary
chairman of the latter group.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
Boy Scouts
Hold Court
Of Honor

Boy Scout Troop 5l8 held its
court OF honor Sunday. August
rs. 7 p. m. in the oMseley Com
munity Building. Joseph Ruth
kowski. neighborhood rommis-
sioner, presented rommittee and
scoutmaster certificates. Commit
teemen are James Abron, Cla-
renee Walker. Robert Galloway
and William Roland Sr., Rev.
John A. Woods and Robert F.
Tolson are the Scoutmaster and
assistant scoutmaster, respective
ly.
Tenderfoot scouts receiving
pins and certificates were NAL
colin Sharpe. James Walker, Will
bert Roland. Nelson Couch. Hur-
lie Rivers, Lorenzo Jones, Ulysses
Hollowell, Frederick Walker
James May. Wilbert Thomas. Le-
roy Jeffrey and Samuel Brown.
Second Glass Scouts were Ed
ward Sawyer Charlemagne Will
son, Isaac Lawler, Eddie Brown,
I. j. Gamlin Leverne Sawyer,
Emmitt Williams, James Mat
thews. Eddie Calvin, Doyle Wal
ker, Freddie Moses. Herman
Sears, Eldridge Moxley, WIlliam
Roland Jr. and Richard Abern.
Star Scouts receiving pins. cards.
and merit badges were Norris
Walker, George Tolson and Rob-
ert Casey
These boys also received merit
badges in first aid, home re-
pairs, public health. safety. fire
manship. wood turning, painting
and personal health
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT. AUG. IA. Ie4s

Thursday by Governor Alfred +.
DriscOll
Collier was sentenced 10 n1ne-
teen months on the chain gang
in South Carolina on charges OF
stealing clgaretts. candy and cash
amounting 20 about Sli.
Not since New Jersey refused
TO return Robert Elliott Burns, a
white fugitive. 20 a chain gang,
in December. 1882. has the State
OF New Jersey refused TO honor
extraditon proceedings OF an
other state
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14

visit from the Stork.
A young boy by the name Of
Willie higgins of 4637 f. Nevada
is looking for job
Willie is too young for a social
security card but he would like
10 work in a grocery store, a
shoe shine stand OF a gas sta
ton.
Pilgrim Baptist had their Sun
day School picnic last Saturday
and everyone had fun.
The Parish Hall Of the Holy
Ghost Catholic Church is COM
pleted and ready for grand op-
ening.
hear that the hall can be rem
ted for dances, parties. etc.
Jean Williams received let
ter from a CT whom she has new
er seen but met through mail
He sent his picture and WOW
What a handsome fellow
Hey. mailman. take a letter'l
That's all See YOU next week
Call me, won't YOU TW. 2-0496
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
Canal Zone Not
Mentioned In
Truman Order
TO EUROPE

WASHINGTON, d. c. (NNPAl
Thomas Richardson, chairman
OF the United Public Workers
OF America (CIO) Discrim-
ination Commission, declared
Tuesday tha; President Truman's
executive order promulgating
regulations for fair employment
practices III Federal agencies is
a step forward for democracy,
long overdue j"
He also said il is unfortunate
that Mr.. Truman did not see
fit TO specifically include the
Panama Canal Zone in the or
der since the infamous jim Crow
Silver-Gold system on the Pan
anna Canal Zone IS one OF the
ShdrpeSt examples OF discrimina
ton now IN operation We in
tend to urge amendment OF the
order 10 cover these deficiencies.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
CONANT GARDEN
BY DOROTHY BATTLE
VISITORS

Looks like most Detroiters are
out-of-town and out of towners
are all over Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman
Of California are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Williams of Ne
yada Avenue.
Mrs. Sally Mitchell Of Stockton
street was playing host TO two
sisters and sister-in-law The
houseguests are:
Dora Spells, (Mrs, Mitchells
sister, and Mary Monger from
Indianapolis and Luevinia How
ard Hosts other sister, from
Battle Creek. Mich.
Nancy Williams has returned
from short visit TO Cleveland.
Ohio.
Mildred Thomas few to South
Bend where she will stay until
the Spring.
Steve Fulton's sister, Ella Mae,
is visiting from St Louis.
MOVIES
Everyone is welcome TO attend
the movies which are being
shown at Vernon Chapel AME
/ Church this Thursday night at 8
D. m
f, Adults pay only 25 cents and
children Is cents.
Vernon Chapel's Sunday School
picnic will be Saturday. August
IA, at Belle Isle
JUST NEWS
Mrs Nellie King OF Stockton
street give birth TO a beautiful
! baby girl last week.
The baby's name is Maxine
Lorraine and the little darling
! weighed only 8 pounds. 7 ounces.
Mrs Bessie Williams is about to
be released from the hospital
The best dressed boy Of the
week is tyou guessed itD Gerald
Blakely OF Nevada street and the
best dressed girl is still Ella Mae
Mitchell of Stockton street.
Last week I mentioned that a
certain fellow with the initials OF
z. M was walking around alone
Now he has me wondering. The
certain fellow is Eupharidge. "Na-
ture Boy" Mobley and he is darn
near the handsomest boy around
these parts and he isn't walking
alone anymore.
| Is her name "Jeanie," Nature
Bov?
II is rumored that real gone
guy named BWnettc McKeevers
IS dating chick on the other side
Of town.
Too bad, girls. seems like we
never have the luck
| Oh. we'll
Did YOU ever see dream wal
kine2
Well did.
! He is none other than Andrew
| Klueh co-starring pitcher with
the Soiourner Kings
The confectionery of Rev. and
Mrs. James A. Aikens has finally
been given a name.
II is now the Snackette The
new building is on six mile road
and Mackav and they have ev.
! lerYthing YOU want in ice cream
pop sandwiches. etc.
They also have delicious lunch
eS 10 be taken out.
Summer School is almost out
and among the Pershing High
| School graduates will be:
"Jiegs" WipGens Geneva Jack
son, Roberta Mann. Milan Stew
ard and Mary Morris.
| Cpl Alphonso Oates is home
| from overseas after two wears. He
is looking better than ever and
| he's home for fortv days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van ol
! Nevada Street are expecting a
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-14
Escaped Prisoner
Georgia Chain"
Gang Denied An

TRENTON. n. j CNNPA)--
John Collier, fugitive from
South Carolina chain gang. who
had been held in Essex County's
Newark Street Jail on extra
dition proceedings since May 9
1916, was ordered released last
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STORES FOR RENT.

ALEX. VA, New corner store: 4Ox54
Va 4ber .Se center 1 dusio1e he
As s. near SEA IN sSsS Or rs
sow f snp Dase sasS wn
s ssas AI 2sii Etc AVE- RA si:o Store
Psop Nay ppus sseT giant aem ssDs arss 'k
wear ladies' readyss e-wear. lV etc; ressons
M II gss co. Realtors E" 'f5
Beautiful modern front store
block with Woodward & Lothrop. Wool.
and for housewear business available 10
GtcHs e. Rsator as'0 f5o5 SAASs St: nv
HiAARDWRARE-vARIETY. sox7o; excellent
opportunity in new park and shop deyelop-
chain cleaner. U. s. Post once: over 1,00y
proect sa1tns soon s aso a
SHANNON & LUcHs. Exclusive Realtors,
sSf MASS s. Ave aT N ~ 2a4S comml ware.
house or business loo Has 5000 50. it.
with freight elevator. IN heart Of down
merchant, furniture storage. appliance
service store or super grocery market.
Parking facilities avail Owner will sub
divide. Rental $3.50 per mo. For further
inf. call RIDDEN & COIN, INC, l424 K
ST. g. n q ST n N% S!oo rms now sysil.
able: front or back: newly decorated.
WASHINGTON REALTY. 0E. $500,
50S 18th ST. NV, opposite Kann s-Mod-
ern store front, 2-story and bsmt bldg
size 20x40 TT; suitable jewelry. furrier,
ladies' wear, etc. See MI Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC. Wash. Bids. d. $500; eve.
CHI. 923S.
UPTOWN Mr.. sHoREHAM HOTEL. entire
End a., or will divide into shops at
S75 ca suitable for ofices or any high
class bus. or professions. WO. 1915.
DOWNTOWN CORNER, K ST., west of
Coan. ave.-Lse. display windows, suitable
for many business purposes. WO, 1916.
NICHOLS AVE. Sc, 2411-Laree store.
suitable for most any business: next to
new colored theater: heat furnished
WELDON CO., ME. BOIL. -25
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

BUILDERS AND LANDOWNERS-A spe-
cialized service is rendered to builders and
landowners through our engineerins dept.
by locating acreage and lots. If you are
interested in buying or selling unimproved
ground for immediate or future Develop
ment, we can serve you. As mort gage
bankers, we contact prospective developers
and sellers of land, then assist in the
proposed resubdivision and designs for the
neiehborhood FREDERICK w. BERENS
INC. 1928 K st, NV. Phone Mr. Rich
BUILDERS AND DEvELOPERS-59 acres,
Kensington Heights, Md; sewer and water.
Call OWNER. evenings after 6; all day
Sat. and Sun. Ia 5627 "a
ATTENTION, BUILDERS. developers-3s
acres gently rolling land mr. Mclean, Va. :
fronting on Old Dominion dr.. beautiful
tract for ramblers. Dial operator and ask
for Elmwood 322 or 325 mo TOLL VIM
4: LhCGHLIN. Resltor. Mclean. Va: ga
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-Approx. 20 acres
near Colesville I'd. S. T. HICKMAN. own
err 20 Box BAL. Silver Spring, Md. ga
lO1 ACRES. fronting on the Little River
turnpike (the highway between Fairfax
and Alexandria,, within "a mile of the
corporate limits Of Fairfax Courthouse;
mostly legel and clear; water and sewer
nearby; on excellent transportation: rea-
sonable terms; excellent for subdivision
$3.50 per acre. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO., exclusive agents, CHI 1898; ewes. and
Sun, CHI. 1000, Branch 6ss. -23
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Co., II miles from Warrenton; borders for
l mile on Rappahannock River. For
further details write Box $40, War
JUNE 1sth POSSESS; by owner. leaving
state: 10 rooms, 9 baths, IN. attic. coal
stoker: Ea-acre corner lot, in town, hour
from .. e aoSSan use as apis. Call Pur-
SMALL ESTATE, e1a acres. 5-rm,. and bath
Cape Cod bung., gar. on macadam road.
cali CHARLES W. PETERS. IA. 0123.
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STORES FOR RENT (cens.)

NEAR 18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Size app 15x75 IT.; lease to August l,
s .ssa rent c. S2 H. D Youn monsa
LucHs. CO. Realtors. 1905 H st. NJ"
80 s5o7 SooD HOPE RID. s.E.-New store.
15xi15 IT,; next to 5 and loo store; rent,
Ell ' NJ ~, n YouPs sls sHAsso s IyssiSss
e. Ger f aaYHs ST. los SENsx modern
to- date stores. will be completed in about
30 days. A number Of new apis. and
aaSe Sssh Tor
pail shop; deiicatessen, barber shop, beauty
s ca Mr. or Hit eEaS Con-
TEACHING Co, els New York ave. NV
ss.da st /, nsis Fbs # 90
with on nSgs thar som sos ss. people sS
ready to wear and yard goods: stores
aSas a Wh
front. superb lightinG. automatic gas heat.
rear delivery ENTRANCE front and and rear en.
mems nsrfns Wear . taior. tu1rier statesmen and
P Pslhs. esm,mlssls sas 70 5TofsSs WARTISSk
MONTGOMERY. 4617 Lee hwy. SH 5o $3.50
TAKoMA PARK, MD.,-corner Piney
Branch I'd and Flower ave- new afss
Giant super market and large chain drug
besa asd s sad b ssEsTs
sS H..i5i. 4i fsSs s i! hs igsas
second floors. approx 400 50. f.. hea!
furnished. $3.50 mo. or will rent s,,i flrst
81 sspaF. sse Ok k 5ass q VI ss4s
1888 CONN. AvE.-1a by so plus 10000
Circle s SldE seo6 6Uc1Rco' NC 1916 cSpn
NEW SHOP. 9I5 18th St, 1850 So. #
SEse' III. R;S::ss s:
so On es0 f'e ST. T.' N.w-1deal corner for
bldg. to be, built soon within l block Of
~ CO, eo4 F st. NV. -2s
4304 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-16x4o IT,:
Stores store pei KAY ~ REaITY co RAJ eSS
TOWN OF FAIRFAX. vA.-suitable most
any business. For information, call Glebe
No. ARLINGTON, 4o1a Lee hwy.-suit-
able for variety, food, small dept. store;
o sns ten sseF SEP df 1854 gx s
ESTABLISHED SHOPPING CENTER has
leasing, for ba kerry. ladies' and children S
apparel shop, launderette, etc; in neigh
borhood Of private homes, apis. and Govt.
sef and fnn s0s Store
ready operating, cleaner. shoe repair and
barber shsp II Of op MR
seo7 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.w.-Approx.
15x35. in busy shopping section. Reason
sf9s co. ss Ms Nj f &: a hso n NJ 5 5sS
1887 GEORGIA AVE. NV. corner store),
approx. 20x5O, suitable for linoleum or
.5hS Ie ca M busy xs Hs.tIn Eco
sERSsTEiN & c., i4l5 K st. NV, ME
s6o9 X ST. N:w.-store with basement
low rental Of si5o per mo: Sun. eall
W c2 g 1stb St on nH Mt S5 sEAIrY INC
brick house, commercial. suitable for doc
fSr aT cs q Ok 0ea osS7 shop or light bust
center Of Arlington in fast-movins shop
iumbia pike and new Woodward & Lo-
throp store. R. w. MULLEN Bill Co.
SEVERAL Al LOCATIONS for chain
stores for reliable tenants; Wis. ave, l4th
ave, etc. Call Fischer, with DREYFUSS
BROS, MA. O5s2; ewes, WO. 3190. -25
BENNING RID. AND CENTRAL AVE. ne
Mod. stores, 18x71, nearing completion;
attractive leases to right tenants
glass front bldg: rms. and bath any
type Of business or once. NEWSOM,
ITO H st. ne. II. 201O:
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OFFICES WANTED.

EXPORTER, refined clientele. desires un.
furn. ONCE space in suite Of established
sons and desk space in reception rm
vicinity Statler.- TR. 6559. go
STUDIO, MUSIC. wanted, furnished o.
unfinished; vicinity Conn. ave. and s
Box 463-A. Star. ~
PRIVATE OFFICE, furnished, with tele.
phone and reception service. wanted By
industrial consultant; vicinity La Fayettf
Square preferred; refs. exchanged. Boz
&C Star
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

OFFICE SPACE in good location of NE.
5sssfs e Ell
sGf1 e Sk aees
space Saee 1es dea Il
On prems ess0n See MR. Koch Room A ff
Ao aR''f RE Sas so s, nS BLDG. 1925
story ss eiev MD BIDS est Suites os IN b C.
OFF bnDs nor
Center-3 rms. available for lawyers or
other professional men. THOs. J. FISHER
s, CO Ssad NC Realtors 7as 18th st Riw''
linston. Va. NE. 1915, ask MISS KICKS.
SILVER sRR1Neopoes0s q dentist s, large large
shopping CENTER ayalabls 1uns l. S!o9
ESTATE CO. 1884 colesviiie I'd. sH 800.
FURNISHED OFFICE srAcE-Nev. mod.
want the best: receptionist, mail and
and telsph9ns sscrstaral service Available
s IL e.. Gona .g M x; 81 20, -
SaT14S osea1 GS..5IIs a. S2
on srst dooP ot db,e eDs Ceiling heisbt isst on
u iess s ssrv assn''v vcf fsE 5s
FOR FL r REs W rooms. End floor. Al 3th
st M across the st. from eourthousesi;
TAKoMx PARK, Flower ave.s4-rm suite,
suitable fSy Tbay s1'e
f fnys y SRKEIas 81 AVE- 1Rig Il front,
sataS %iLn aHysE q b real ssa estate ONCE fa
2nd floor, vacant, suitable for real estate.
IN MAR e. shea sk Sl sls Florida ave
100 ST. IT, So! 50 - per I'm month; Includes ali
qilses sly H. ~ sHli 18th st ST ssGS
fS 9r bsst and SsS M 9rysss
Mr. jenkins fia sHANNoN I1eHs CO.
Realtors; 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345: 20
Arlington, Va@seautiful modern frst.
floor ONCE containing approx. 1000 SO: it.,
especially suitable for insurance office,
furnished; attractive rental, lease: posses
~ ~ SEX saAssoS IysHs
DESIRABLE furnished private once. with
sired; near l4th and G NV. RE. 2o0e.
soRRoETgs5r1 s,s, aso;6ns
oPEN YoHs s owS f sGsiN 81 III have
2-rm. office for rent. LIST f., 1l12 18th
Once. gift es Shop oet Or other Similar bus
reas. rent, long lease If desired GE.
1917 EYE ST. N.w.-1st-n. suite Of ?
c ;5syiEsf sFfs Do IN ssss In
IL IT BY "a rs e sso p ss
FL. sIss ana s.nItor ssr s For ' furshsI
soS p fa kf s a. N.w-onc.s. ss5 Der
! %G ESKD X aoRaAs NM ST. as sis
IiARaE, tHLIf EQUIPPED OFFICE, it
and NJ .g na1.; avail; for for imm ed ocsu-
s T TosB 5,Es DAVIS CO: l5:s *
iSl5 I 81: s.T@onss od 10 by Il i. isy ";
v no w cali as 1859 fs5s r00ues soo
MODERN OFFICE BLDG, 1877 De Sales
ST. near Msyoysr HossImWs hayf few
mediately: reasonable rates. For addi-
tional information. please call M. Doe
9e7 G ST. N.w.-Several rooms now
Syaa9ls 1TSNt 81 1asS newly
PRIVATE OFFICE with secretarial service;
EdmoIds Bldg. 917 18th st. NV. Call ma.
500 block OF F ST. NV of1sces first
door; 500 per mo. on lease. JAMES L.
DIXON 4 CO.. ST. 1900.
next to elevator. Call Elk s595. $50
: LARGE OFFICES. modern building. eie-
vator month to month lease; $50 each;
also one smaller ONCE, S25. AMvETS
Room 4os. 724 9th st. NV, MA. 0655.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
Of pkg, mdse incl local del. and out Of
town shipping, via truck or rail. is the
modern method for BROKER; factory rep Or
natl. distrib METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO., so Fla ave. ne. no. O6S2.
NEW 1-sTORY BRICK WAREHOUSE. size
sO'xlOO', Aft. ceiling height. wide load
ing doors: zoned industrial; available June
Is on long lease, attractive rental. See
MI. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash
ington Bldg. ID $500: ewes. CHI. 923S.
Mr.. Goth AND X SITS. N.W.-About 10x26,
high ceiling RE 1912. 20
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS, mail anc
24-hour telephone secretarial service
stenographer available. 40 Bond Bldg
18th and N. Y. ave. Call D1. 1901. II
OFFICE SPACE, good location. 1896 Il
st. ne Phone TR $3.50 Sunday IA
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LOTS WANTED

WANTED, IN SILVER SPRING or Hyatts-
vile area-Commercial lot. rs to 100 IT.
aTou fnI oe It, oeep sox
Star.
EXCHANGE baby grand piano for beach
lot, television set. boat or what have you?
Alex 1853
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

NV, in the heart of downtown Washing
ton. A number Of single. Offices or COM
plete suites, suitable for doctors. dentists,
opticians, ETC.: new, reduced rentals See
MR. KOCH, agent on premises.
X ST. NEAR MEDICAL CENTER, 1st a., at
tractive bldg, for doctors. dentists. clinic,
med supplies, etc. RIA. 1920. "a
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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us fol-
quick action: many of our clients, includ-
ing out-of-town chain store companies,
are looking for store locations Call Mr.
Kelly, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. 1415
K st. NV. ME. 5400. rs.
YES, WE DO SPECIALIZE" in the sale
and leasing OF commercial real estate
Listings solicited HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
Broker. woodward Bldg. RE 1885.
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STORES FOR SALE.

CORNER STORE, in Hyattsville, Nd
Excellent opportunity; beer on and OF
sale; soda fountain, candy. cigars, maya.
zines and miscel $4,000 or $4,000
cash and terms. 5100 r. I. ave. Cal
WA 1887 "a