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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
King Porte rs Band Leads Tribune End Annual Band Pol
BAND POLL BLANK

Write in of your favorite Cut out ballot Mail to
Dick Jennings, Band Poll Director, Detroit Tribune
Newspaper, 2l46 81. Antoine, Detroit l, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

Jocks, ! wan, Jack The BIB.
10 know nagcNoa cas-, your
vote yet2 Wei Il vog haven 8
then get with 81 WITH the sap
port Of yoa masic overs ara
Jazz fanatics WHO listen "a Noar
radios day and nlent knocking
yourselves out dieelnE s.l me
crazy tunes that are spun by
your fsvonte disc iockey we
could MAKE tbs rig tang
right along win tire Band Poll
So Get nenn9 yo- .avorlte
jock. and Jet h.m know YOU
think ris recorc spinning ses-
sion is tops. TIE way YOU can
do this Is 70 clip me blank oIt
Of the paper, marx sn y re-
hind your tayorite name Then
mail it 10 Robert Beatty, Deuo!t
Tribune
Here IS the taliy UP % nowt
Jack TIE Bellhos ......-.l35
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
3 Musicians
To Be Honored

NEW YORK The l94S Am
sterdsr News Welfare Fund
Music Festival will be held at
Lewlsohn Stadium, Aug. IL.
Neil Scott. New York pub
licist Of New York City an
nounced this week that three
outstanding persons would be
honored They are w c. Handy.
Irving Berlin and Bill "Bojan-
gles' Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

gaming d lot OF
popularity as a
record spinner
Is right on the
Benboy heels.
Before ! let you
in on the SnoW
just how thlnes
are shaping Lp
q N or g tn C.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

We want more personal news.
Will you cooperate? Send Us the
names OF your out-of-town guests
Christened. Drop a card 10 this
Let US know II your baby was
Newspaper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Van Douglas
Gains On
Jack The B. B.
BY ROBERT BEATTY

As the Disc Jockeys Poll goes
into the second week we lind
Jack the Bellboy still cat in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Disc Jockey Poll Grows
DISC JOCKEY BALLOT

Mark an (X) in the space opposite the name of
your favorite Disc Jockey. Clip this coupon and mail
in to Robert Beatty the Detroit TRIBUNE, 2146 St.
Antoine Detroit /, Michigan, o Disc Jockey Con-
test Editor.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Oil influence

A United Press story from
Saudi Arabia in late February
quoted officials of the Arab
American Oil Company, and said:
I'm return for Tbn Saud's con-
tinued friendship Aramco
has redoubled its lobbying efforts
in Washington 10 convince the
government that support of par
tition might force abandonment
of this project. potentially the
greatest American investment in
any foreign country"
Note these words: Potentially
the greatest American invest
ment in any foreign country"
Whose investment?
What people are to benefit
from such an investment?
Certainly not the great masses
of American people. nor the
Arab people who are held in
state of feudalism.
The beneficiaries of this in
vestment weren't to be the pio-
neers in Palestine who worked
and fought to save British and
American lives in Ell Alemein, in
North Africa, and in Italy.
The beneficiaries of the double
cross were to be-and still are
the leaders of the Arab league
and the officials and stockholders
of an oil monopoly.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
On paper

On May II, in a NATIONWIDE
broadcast, I called on our gov
eminent to recognize the new
Jewish state the moment the
British moved out on May Is.
That has been done. But the
British have moved out on paper
only, as the Arab Legion of
Transjordan and other armies
from outside Israel - armie
trained and led by British Off
GERS and equipped and financed
with American dollars, have
moved into Palestine.
In the Security Council, the
British and Chinese are opposing
effective United Nations action to
protect the new State of Israel
against invasion; and both of
these governments would be
bankrupt but for American dol
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
We have blood on our hands
in the invasion Of Israel

THERE is BLOC d on our
hands in the one place in
the Middle East where democ-
racy was poisoning into full
flower-blood on our hands in
the new State of Israel.
Because powerful men and
groups of men in America have
had oil on their minds-we have
blood on our hands.
The invasion of Israel was &C
cording TO plan. according 10 Brit
ish plan. TO plans of the Arab
potentates. and according TO the
very well-oiled plans of our own
State Department.
The blood-letting in Israel did
not have to happen.
AS far back as February 9th,
the United Nations legal experts
presented a memorandum to the
Palestine Commission m king
clear the responsibility of the
Security Council for implement
ing the decision on partition.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
By consent

Back in March, the United Ma
tons delegate from Guatemala,
DIR. Jorge Garcia Granados,
speaking in New York, pointed
out that Arab bands We're being
permitted to enter Palestine on
condition that they delay the
opening of their attacks on the
Jews until May 15th-the date
when the British mandate was to
end. Granados said: This is in
vasion by consent-and the blame
for il falls on the shoulders of
the British"
A week later the New York
Times reported from London that
an agent of the Grand Mufti was
in the British capital to buy two
million dollars worth of arms.
All the while, British spokes-
men at the United Nations were
making pious statements that
they wanted to do nothing to OBJ
struct the United Nations deci-
sion; and Warren Austin, our
delegate, was reiterating the sin
certify of American intentions at
the very same time that the State
Department was preparing to
undermine the decision on parti-
and 42nd wards; Prog. Party 9Th
and 9th Congressional Districts;
Chicago Lawyers Guild; Jewish
Peoples Frate1nal Order; Uni
versity of Chicago; University of
Wisconsin; American Veterans
Committee; American Youth for
Democracy; Civil Rights Con-
gress; International work ers
Order.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05

ton.
This treacherous reversal could
have been predicted, if we had
read carefully the smaller news
items in February and March,
and if we had accepted the pre-
mise that not all actions taken in
our name abroad are taken in the
interests of peace and democ-
racy.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Thousands
protest
Mundt Bill
From page 81

fight for democratic rights, said
Robson. 81 wish he had DUPONT
and Forrestal tabled. That's the
real danger-the danger of fas-
cisrn."
what is fascism," queried
Ferguson, who, as a u. S. Sena-
tor, should know.
THE essence of fascism is ra-
cial superiority" said Robson.
Tn Germany il meant The de-
struction of six million Jews. In
America it is the denial of essen
tial dignity 10 the Negro people.
Secondly. it is the power and
wealth of the land in the hands
OF the few-the use of state
power to beat down any attempt
TO strive for democracy"
MANY other leading Ameri-
cans testified against the bill be-
fore the Committee. John Walsh,
former head of the Knights of
Columbus in, Wisconsin, angrily
roared his denumciation of the
bill, shouting: "This can outlaw
the religion I belong to-"
At one point in the hearings,
Ewart Gunner, young Negro sec
rotary treasurer of the United
Public Workers, demanded the
floor, then laslled out at Sen.
Wiley:
"Sen Wiley said the kilograms
Opposing the Mundt Bid were
red-inspired, but how could he
know? was in his office and
he told me they hadn't even been
opened. -.
"Just because you are Sen
ator, that doesn't give you the
right to keep people from being
heard. God didn't give you the
right to keep people from being
people"
4
WILLIAM z. Foster, national
chairman of the Communist
Party, who testified la the Fri
day hearings, stressed the fact
that Communist leadership has
no intention of registering its
membership under the Mundt
Bill.
Eff the Mundt Nixon bill were
TO pass" Foster said. the Com
munist Party would NOT periure
itself by admitting any resem-
hiance to this monstrous carica-
ture of its nature and purposes
drawn in this bill. 1t would not
dishonor the $4,000 members of
our Party who fought against
fascism in World War II by Civ
ing de fscto sanction to Killers
Big Lie."
Chicago delegates to the mass
march on Washington were GER
tain that the Mundt Bill could
be defeated if the momentum of
national protest continues mount
ing. They urged fellow Chicago
ans to keep up the barrage of
letters, kilograms, post cards, and
personal phone calls TO Illinois
Senators Scott w. Lucas CD and
c. Wayland Brooks (R), care of
the Senate Office Bldg, Wash
ington, d. c.
=
HEADED by Grant w. Cakes,
president, CLIO Farm Equipment
Union; John Bernard, legislative
director, District IL, CIO United
Electrical Workers; Seymour
Gale, chairman, Chicago Area
Council, American Veterans Com
mittee, and Dorothy Bushnell
Cole, 9th Congressional District
Prog. Party candidate for Con-
gress, the delegation included
representatives from the follow
ing organizations:
4
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Rails to picket
Truman trdin

Pickets may greet the Presi-
Dental special when it arrives
in Chicago Friday, it was init
mated this week by A. J. Glover,
president of the Switchman's
union of North America. Glover
said rank-and-filers were devel-
oping this form of protest against
Humans seizure of the railroads
and consequent baking of wage
and hour Improvements demand
ed by the switchmen, the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen
& Enginemen, and the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers
lars.
Morally. the blood of every
Jewish soldier and settler who
tails is blood on our hands.
from a speech at
Seattle. May I'll
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05

JUDAH GoLDRING. fam ed
European cantor. will be soloist
in Queen Esther" in lis first
presentation in Chicago June g.
al Orchestra Hall. Eugene Malek
will conduct the classical cantata
which is being presented by the
Jewish Peoples Choral Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

DRUM POINT BEACH-Washington' lars
est beach DEVELOPMENT. No need to worry
about crowded and congested beaches and
ample room tor all. without crowding
Drum Point Beach has some Of the most
beautiful beaches ever developed; miles
Chesapeake. that even have shade trees
Georgeous forestry. too, plus fresh.
water lakes and many other features. toe
numerous to mention; superb location
easily accessible from any part Of Wash
ington: lots are generously proportioned
none less than 10000 SO. #: in area
first-hand DRUM POINT CORP, own.
ers, developers. WASHINGTON, D. C., Cal,
phone Prince frsderisk, los 20
WILLOWS BEACH COLONY offers sGund
ine summer and year, round homes built
here have established this devslopmeni ,t :.
T Ee a0G on Ba1 dssp
beach. dedicated. to. property owners Call
no: 1926 for lSldsr 9th lSt pIs, ,1 and
WEST BEACH on the bay; all year: 8
6edrms IL baths buit,i9 sarsse; sa hre
81 i. fus iY Rs.sS nsS, ssfs
F Fsssd C. DIX w a5e@ GsDsh sssdysids. Nd
Weif Fvfr oy Sts IT aos N from to O. own
the minute you see it,. charming new
log cabin In breath-t taking location: on
scenic Cedar Run, 80 miles from D. C.;
3 rms. and bath furn.: modern in every
respect; over an acre right on water
too many to mention in this add; price
To close AN estate. will sell lots. !,
2 and 3, in block %; size OF lots 5oxl o.
block 1osss size 5oxl5o IT,. facing e On 2
BEEF GREEN sH FokEsT, about blks from
Galesville; 81 miles from D. G. line; large
level lot, 10Ox150; good, rich soil: water.
electricity, telephone: close to bus; water,
front privil with use Of beautiful woodeo
several 3 to acre tracts with large water
front Also waterfront cottages for sale
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Jr., WA. 1919, Ewes;
WA. 4053. 5S! 5 BALTIC ave, Riverdale. MO.
NORTH BEACH-Furn. home. overiookins
bay near Eng nest corner on On. the vs BEACH
DRUM POINT BEACH has opened its
harDor section! Now sportsmen can nave
waterfront domestic. where plans for
ieaiity. where pleasure. craft can be
moored, almost at the front door step;
Solomons Island: Drum Point Beacn
you're right in the center OF inst about
within easy committing distance of Wash
none less than 10000 50. #. in area;
prices unusually low. from S495 Germs
nRuM eosf qe eohS S
.ert Realty Agency. go Southern Bldg,
RE. s43s; week ends. phone Prince Fred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARM. two acres and independ-
snce; $50 down, Sic mo: fronting on q
Beautifully wooded acres with big trees,
near iast,growing town. store, school.
chickens, garden. vegetables, fruit, etc.
are ready to baild. You esn u use your our
and df1. oa {e e. b Bsy Or sso bS
mi. past Centreville. See our big sign on
right, Center Heights. 4-lane highway
. pm Til dark. Bring $40 deposit. Trail
Sfks S9s psfSsi z e M FARM es
s Coast aFs e coss TEs5 fsGG efS
71I,A woodward Bldg. WASHINGTON Met
OF oNE MILE over p line s mode two bks
home; chicken house, 10000 capacity;
barp r snd Other b9 m price s2s5oo
TH1s LITTLE FARM Of 81 acres acres, s-rm.
house in good condition: oil h.-w.h, small
barn and other bldgs. about so acres
pad: nj west Of s. Co. nf f0G Pleasant a
goes with farm; possession on settlement;
large term Of years. For information: call
once At ShantlIly for inSpestion; Cali
l.
SUNNYSIDE. VA.-Farmette: one of the
brightest little bungalows on No. l Hwy;
stone foundation: 4 rms. and bath; lge.
kit, hardwood dble. flooring; liv. rm.
12x16; lge. closets in bedrms. and hall;
water pumped from 2 wells: lovely lawn:
built by carpenter of SO yrs experience,
owner OF home: real bargain, $1,000.
CHESTER COGSWELL, OK. 1888. 10
81 ACRES FINE LAND, nice Groom
and bath, fully insulated house; good road
must sell this week. Apply GILL LEITE,
Chatham Service Center. Chatham Heights,
Fredericksburg, Va. 22'
IDEAL VIRGINIA HOME in perfect shape
with 81 acres, partly cleared. 40 min. from
Washington. on hard road convenient to
pike; 6-room house, large living room with
fireplace, electricity, bath, oil burner; at
tractive grounds with view; barn, garage.
outbuildirgs; immediate possession. Price,
$4,000. Shown by appointment. Phone
Aerndon 3s; BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
M e5Sfsa EaN c oGii r. MD-s acres.
S-rm. house, plumbing, cleo. 500 IT, 'front.'
age on, l6-n. I'd; fun bsmt,, .outbldgs,,
smoke house, 500 capacity hen house; n
mile from church, stores r.r. station;
abundant shade on, high hill: 90 miles
from D. C. Price reduced $1,000 for quick
sale. In1med. poss. $4,000. Call Charles
Jamison. Poolesville 2016. with SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY, Realtor, WI. 1920 -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND end TRUST LOANs-courteous
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP,
l427 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
p. C.; wk.'s. service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., g05 y; y. ave, NV. RE. 1872. az
FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate: low
9 e n,w. ma. Xxx MsALsHE NC lis Eye
Isl AND end MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
row T Nv ne kEA I4sh CO. Realtors 1881 G st.
No MONEY 1:ion 81 s SECOND 5Igsr.xs VI,
S %ot " Reasc 4M5k.r rates NATIONAL
As sns x ny rk s1s'fn' lo sSss
ss5!s5sHi ss!'!f sitsEf sS
CASH FOR end TRG GsH' NOTES whit. or
colored) -,Quick settlement. Prefer per-
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
ist AND sn a.fn TRsbbsr LOANS on real aSi e,.
ta ate. in D; c. Md and Va: Mr. DRAIsNER,
WILL BUY Ist OR end DEED of trust
notes, up to $4,000. ALEX s. CLARKE.
PRIVATE iNvEsToRs-would you o be
interested in small LIST deeds of trust on
good Va. real estate? There is one now
available. Owner is interested in borrow
ing only 1900; on an unusually good
property pro- and will give LIST deed Of trust
e U1Th paym Ack t s5o Per Please
Alex. S646
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
CH 1853. OK. 2191.
NOIIMTPX OI IIP ECTATEe

COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES
s-bedrm. bungalow, all on list f., all large;
pine-paneled Hv. nm, ceiling beams,
matched stone Heat-O-Lator fireplace,
bright white masonry and brick trim, 2-car
garage; $22 800. Only $1,000 cash. Open
evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1888 CONN. AvE.-Onices or studios, ap-
prox. 5000 SO. #. Available Immediately.
1910 .YE ST. N.w.-First floor front Of.
nee room. 30hxl3. heat. light, layatory:
81 90 month. THE WASHINGTON LOAN q
TRUST co rental dept. 900 st. NV.
ofFiCE SPACE AvAILABLE-single rms
or large suites for immediate occupancy;
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
eaton sss Nh ensa rental Raam
Atlantic Bldg, $50 F St NV
DESIRABLE SPACE FOR RENT near busy
l4th d Park I'd: suitable for most any
business Or profession. B. j. cRIvEIsLA
ATTRACTIVE s-RM. SUITE. facing Far
rasut square; rooms lend themselves to
fine appointment; near Army and Navy
Metropolitan Clubs, Mayf1ower and Stat
in HossIs, G ~ Ma Ao6 531s; :. 20 20
Desirable, large. light ofhces; reasonable;
C e9SS 1SssisSn bo S oI LOCATION;
one room. II by Is. $45 a month. in
Guiding heat. electricity and ianitor sery-
ice; For further information. call RE
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED once rooms.
available in large modern ONCE bldg, stu
ated near Municipal Center and Munich
pal Court. THOS J. FISHER CO., INC.
Realtors 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50,
! ROOM. srd FLOOR. 724 9th st, NV.
Room with use Of large reception room
and secretarial service. HENRY STEAR-
MAN. RE. 1045, Southern Bldg. RIM. Sol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
MOTORCYCLES.

2-1946 MATCHLESS; 500 Co.'S; in excel
lent cond.; these are exceptional buys;
srade and terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 2ol4 M St NV. RE. 5073 30
1914 INDIAN CHIEF; in good condition;
trade and terms. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES, 20I4 M st, NV, RE. 50T3. 20
1913 ARIEL Red Hunter; this is .fnly
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES SALES. aoi4 NJ
st; NV: RI. 5073. go
1916 HARLEY-DAVIDsON; IA" in; o.h ":
buddy seat, crash bars, and saddle bags
an exceptional machine: also other good
used Harleys; trade and terms. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLE SALES, 2O14 M ST. NV,
RE. 5073 30
TRIUMPH 1s47; 900 miles: new condi.
ton; buddy seat, saddle bag; $500. GE.
9240 or GE- 1860 lis
s s4kn cln w 80" SO excellent eond;
SALISBURY MOTOR SCOOTER. less than
yesr. old, with less than 1000 mi; perfect
condition; original owner: $3.50 Gil.
1868 after 6 pm 30
I9i7 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 81. o.hv., ex-
cellent condition: lots of extras; $3.50.
After pm. call Alex O446 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
RAllERs.

GLIDER. Trayelite, Goshen. three leading
names in trailers; full range of size and
s arr gsn@ easy terms. collie TRAILER
AT RiCaTERs. ens ns ski sdH~ reach..
. new high in the go tandem wheel Spar
Ten ten! Mansion hl that makes i ths choice Of
full IMAGINE the INABILITY Of our So su-
perior. q sleeper with shower and toilet
note to the designers of the 49, Vindaie
Direct factory distributors Of several other
isaans trailer coaches IN both masoni.s
Sores g " fias' fEfs ssLS e
cations. Wash. Baltic; blvd, Berwvn. Nd.
NEW LIBERTY TRAfIIRs with many out.
WhEpEN on sAE ssay
S-sTAR GENER aI M Beautiful General
trailer Is now on display for the 1st time
.nd unique aessn f ssss mads
awe bny.r nne' WAh es Tt RsI sA1E
S 5 s s:or:. sss' .ns , 5a ~ s sR 49,
HoRNER's TRAILER CENTER. 9Th and
iRa ss coRNER IL 1 g display at
70 RENT-House trailers. Iussags trail:
Is co.. S'i i've 't adsG wis. As sRs
WO. 3%3i --3l
USED TRAILER. GOOD condition. Phone
day, co. 697l; eyes, 1904 Lee hwy. Apt.
TWO-WHEELED, GIFT. TRAILER good
tires spare and tarpaulin. 619 South
23rd, Arlington. Va. IA. I625-W. 20
invites you to see 5 great names in trailer
makes. American Trailer Co, Inc. 4030
Wis. ave NV, WO. 1891. LARGEST stock
of trailer parts and accessories in the East
I94S American rs Tandem 81, oil so
194S Howard Mansion - $500 51S4 90
1913 Schult Luxury Liner 2,041 40
1g4S Travelo % Tandem ------ 3.475.46
1913 thinner 30-ft., 4-pass.- $3.50. 81
! 942 American l 1895 90
1912 National 1,795. 90
Wis. ave q W, WO. 323l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RENT

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.
COTTAGES; Edeewater. Md.-An modern
convens.. electric range and refrigerator.
s sRGnf r BE aaaa mp.-sm.n e mas
accommodate A.; available Aug. 29-Sspt.
10. Call after 9 pm, CHI. 1880. --l9
turn. cottage. on BAY; ami. gas range.
Frigidaire. screened porches; sleeps 8. WI
BETHANY BEACH. DEI.-An new. beau
tifully furn. apis: on the boardwalk:
sleeps 8. Special rates for Labor Day week.
Call RIA. e4S6 after 8 Pm. lie
sleeps 10: excellent condition; bath:
refrigerator. gas stove: Aug. 21-sept, II.
Call after pm, AK. 1880. 80
tage. near water; sleeps Q; electricity, city
water; $40 week. After 8 pm, NO. 1874
NORTH BEACH-Cettage, I'VE rooms
screened porches, gas. Frisidaire; a block
from bay; nicely furnished. GE. S73l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
LOTS FOR SALE.icanf.l
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

DSAA<A<AS4eA|g "a - = Al4N - 4N4Ns
! :, BLOCK sa,s east IS. Of Conn ave, at Fessenden
Over 100 Beautifully wooded lots in the
finest section Of the city. Representative
IN erG NE is ary "a t. ISL Dm SHAPIRO
OFF CONN. AVE.-BARGAIN
sts wms s; wooded lots so 50 ft so
100 it. frontage, any desired depth. Rep
sssspsasye 1 on srSHnds daily to pm
BARNABY WOODS
Gh S.s wooded lot so-t t5ontsF. BY
!Ssy q as ssiso sag F sa1Ss
BUILDERS AND sPECULATORs : Con
gress. Hghts.-Make offer on these five
Green st. Sc, lots 80. 80. 81, SO; 50
1854; so by approximately 100 IT: con.
tanning 1892 so. feet; zoned 40-B: 6Ofs
coyerage. apis. or row houses; sewer ane
built-up neighborhood.
Corner lot. "a; So; 1926; cor. 9Th and
seaep aSs s ans so So
neig hborhcod.
Corner 5th and Newcomb SITS Sc; LOT
apt; 6;612 SO. fl Sewer and water; two
sidewalks, curbs and cutters in and paic
hood
Lots 30, 33, "a. 35, So 61e3. on Allan.
tic street Sc; zoi ed apt; 100 by no
has 11,000 SO. feet sewer and water IL
| and paid for; built-up neighborhood
mac adam street.
Just of 4th and Atlantic sts Sc; 10
IA, so. 1885, Brandywine St Sc; 2,75(
So. it.; Zoned duplex: sewer and water
pavement, curb in and paid for; built-uI
neighborhood: macadam street. Take.
on all above properties paid. OWNER
phone ia. 957ls 9-12 noon, 7-lO p m. i!
COLORED-LOTS FOR SALE in all sec
tons of city: reasonable CLARENCE
BERRY. DU. 1858. TR. 2311.- I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

WHAT ABOUT RETIREMENT? Are you
one of the many who picture q comfort
able home in a mild climate, q couple OF
acres of good land with room for a gar
den, a small orange grove and other trop-
ical fruits? If so, De Soto Acres, 10 min
utes from downtown Sarasota. yet outside
Prices begin at S7S5. You can make a
start with 10fe down payment and pay
the balance at S15 per month The smart
thing. is to buy now while prices are low
and have the kind of place you have
hoped for when YOU retire: Many far
seeing people in and around the District,
after seeing for themselves the 2-acre, re-
stricted homesites in De Soto Acres, have
purchased and are busy with plans to lick
the high cost of living and get a lot OF
Acres is a 1,200-acre portion Of the Van
Dame estate. For descriptive folder con .
tact our Washington representative. Mr..
A. 7, Traylor. 3515 18th st. NV. Phone
North 1882. Or write direct to DE SOTO
ACRES, P. O. Box 1914 Sarasota Florida