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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
GRANT A. M. E. CHURCH
1875 Vernon Street


''T'he Unexpectedness of Jesus"
was the theme last Sunday Of
tha sermon by Rev. Edwards,
pastor of the Church of God and
Saints of Christ, who was the
guest speaker, and musical se-
lections were rendered by men,
bers Of Rev. Edwardss choir,
with Miss Louise Blenders, soloist.
The anniversary program at $3.50
p m included musical selections
by the senior and junior choirs
and duet by Misses Shirley and
Aneta Wooten. Rev. Bullock
brought words of greeting.
Reports from the rally were
very encouraging. The second
quarterly meeting of the New
England branch of the Women's
Missionary Society Thursday
Oct. 81 was we'll attended, Mrs.
Lucy A. Brown is president. The
Gospelettes were presented in
a concert Friday night. Oct. 29,
for the benefit Of the fall rally.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

MISS JOSEPHINE COOKE,
8 Rockland Ave-, Roxbury, Aug.
4, Woodlawn Cemetery.
WALKER JEFFERSON, 1858
Columbus Ave, Aug, 5, Fairview
| Cemetery.
MRS. NANCY A. EASTER
LING, 1870 Fayerweather Street,
Cambridge, Aug. Z, Cambridge
Cemetery.
ALFRED W. DIGGS, $50 Co
lumbus Ave, Aug. II, Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
HERBERT G. NEWTON, sos
Beck St., N. Y, Aug. 6, Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
GEORGE E. GRooMEs. 80
Munroe st., Roxbury, Aug. II,
Fairview Cemetery.
NATHANIEL TERRY, 10 HON.
er ST., Brockton, Aug, %, Mt.
Hope Cemetery.
MISS NANCY L. BROWN, So
Prentiss ST., Cambridge, Aug. 20,
Rock Spring Cemetery.
OSCAR G. MILES, IS st. Ger
maine st., Aug. 81, Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
MRS. ELIZA A. TAYLOR, 1875
Highland ST., Roxbury, Sept. 8,
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. MARY T. BANKS, S25
325 Concord Ave-, Cambridge,
Sept. Z. Cambridge Cemetery.
ROBERT G. CARR, S6 High
St., Taunton, Sept. 8, Lewisviile,
Ga.
MISS ALMA L. BAYNE, IA
Glenburne ST., Roxbury, Sept.
g., Cambridge Cemetery.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, 1878
Warren st., Roxbury, Sept. 10,
Fairview Cemetery.
AUGUSTUS M. MILLER, SO
Harrishof ST., Roxbury, Sept. IL,
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
ERNEST A. L. JOHNSON, 80
Wellington St., Roxbury, Sept.
Is, Cambridge Cemetery.
CHESTER MCKNIGHT, IS
Notre Dame St., Roxbury, Sept.
Is, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
WILLIAM SMITH, 1910 Hill
side ST., Milton, Sept. 1S, Lynch
burg, Va.
NORMAN ]. RICHARDS, 14S
Townsend ST., Rox., Sept. 20,
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
Election Sermon Al
Community Church

what Are the Issues? - A
Clergyman Looks at Truman,
Dewey, and Wallace" will be the
sermon by Rev. william B. Spot
ford at the Community Church,
Sunday, Oct. 81, at 1880 AM,
Mr.. Spofford, noted Episcpalian
preacher, is the Editor of 1.-THE
Witness" an Episcopalian jour
nal, and Rector OF Christ Church,
Middletown, NJ. He is a forth
right and courageous preacher
Of the Gospel of Jesus applied
to the social and political insti-
tutions of our time.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
''YOur Brothers Voice"
Clifford /. Miller

peace with all nations or do we
delight to rattle our sabre? Is
our Government going to put
the American people or Big Busi-
ness first? Is a man Of more
value than money? Is segrega-
ton the enemy or friend of this
nation?
Is America to be controlled by
many or few2
Sometimes we feel all the
chances to do knightly things
have forever gone. All the FROM
tiers have by no means been
taken. To each of us comes, in
our privilege to vote, our chance
to brighten our sword to defend
Democracy on the one hand and
strike down its foes on the other.
However bad conditions are In
our nation we can always
feel our day of deliveranee may
come when we go to the polls.
This year of all years you may
go feeling you are a knight-er-
rant hearkening to the voice of
a large family for relief from in
fiationary prices, to the I'M
housed for low cost housing, to
the peacemaker to live without
fear of atomic and bacterial
warfare, to the prescribed the
opportunity to enjoy all the
blessings of this land.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
BEREA 7TH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
New Series Of Lectures

Marvellous indeed are the illus
trated lectures Sunday nights at
Berea by the pastor, Rev. T. L.
Davis.
You will be thrilled by the
wonderful subjects presented
from the Bible. And naturally so,
because in Christ are all the
treasures of knowledge and wis
dom. And since Gods Word is
truth, it is small wonder that the
subject for Sunday night, Oct.
81, 1.-THE Wonders Of the Goth
Century appears at this stage Of
the series. 1t gives q miniature
picture of the marvellous revel-
alton and biblical prophesieS.
If you would gain new heights
in admiration of the wonders
and beauty Of Gods Word, then
by all means attend these illus
trated sermons Sunday nights
at Berea.
Sabbath (Saturday) services:
Sabbath School, $50 m;
preaching services, II a m. The
vested choir under direction Of
Maurice Small, minister of mu-
sic, viii enhance the enjoyment
of both services with beautiful
renditionS of sacred classic, ia
miliar hymns and anthems that
transport one into the heavenly
realms of the blest.
Come with us and We will do
thee good"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
KEEP YOUR SWORD BRIGHT


The Knight-errant of the
Medieval Age was a colorful fig
ure in his missions OF chival-
rous adventure. He kept his
sword bright promoting under
standing and brotherhood. His
courage and devotion to high
ideals frightened a dark, dark
age. To every American voter
comes q chance to be a knight
Grant at a time when it seems
night. His vote is his sword in
this presidential election. The
don't.care voter, the corrupted
voter, will not play the role Of
knight-errant fighting to make
this world a bit more lvable.
Your Brothers Voice has no
ak to grind. He only knows
your day of march has come,
and hopes with your sword you'll
defend American ideals of Dem
ocracy and strike down all enc
mics of them. Our knighthood
could easily flower. Each man
has the responsibility of MAX
ing his own decision. Mistakes
will be made. But let them be
honest mistakes.
America is at the crossroads
and must make momentous de-
cisions. Do we want to live at
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
PLEASANT HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Hnmbolt Ape. At waum0eck 81


RumboIt Ave. ut Waumbeck St.
ReU. S. H. Bullock
Sunday morning over WORL,
$50 on your dial, the pastor will
speak on the theme ''The Prom
Uses of God" Miss Louise Mitch
ell will be guest soloist. Under
the direction Of Mr.. Hubbard the
junior choir will render special
music. When the play, King Of
Kings" is presented at the
Church Thursday night, Oct. %,
pictures of the Easter parade
will be shown also. DR.. Theodore
Lewis, the evangelist and gospel
singer, who will conduct the re-
vival meeting Nov. / through
Nov. 7, is one of the leading pas
tors of Philadelphia, with a
membership of over 5000 at
Faith Tabernacle Baptist church.
In addition to DR.. Lewis other
pastors of Greater Boston with
their congregations and choirs
are invited to share in these
meetings. This will mark the
annual revival at Pleasant Hill
Bapt. Church and is expected 70
be equally successful and blessed
as others have been. 1t will be
recalled that at the closing ses-
sion of last years revival more
than a thousand persons we're
present and several baptis1ns fol-
lowed.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

and free institutions = II we do
nothing TO oppose the propa-
ganda itself which finally brings
all OF these dire consequences to
pass.
We should say the same thing
about the presentation of MAC
beth" If it could be used to
arouse hatred of the Scotch and
as a political weapon for en-
trenching q subversive move
ment. The facts are, Of course,
that nothing of the sort has
ever been attempted in this
country, or is being attempted
today, where the Scotch are con-
eerned.
The American people, unac-
customed to the evil ways in
which subversive propaganda
can be used, even unaware some
times of its presence in the
things they see and read, must
be constantly alerted regarding
1t.
We must learn to reject every
suggestion, however subtly Of
fered, or in whatever form it
may appear, which invites us,
as Nazi-fascist propaganda does,
to be prejudiced against and hate
the people OF a race or religion
and to scorn or detest the people
Of a class. It may not always
be easy to overcome the influ-
ence Of subversive propaganda,
but it must be done for the
sake Of keeping America united,
strong, and free.
Whoever you are - whatever
you may be - in your church,
community, Office, factory, and
home = do your part to keep
America united = to keep Amer
lea free Of divisive prejudice. 1t
is your patriotic duty.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

A correspondent writes that he
does not agree with this coll
umn's recent objection to a
British film version Of Dickens
"oliver Twist" which was re-
ferred to as "a vehicle Of blatant
anti-Semitism" because It de-
picts Fagin as a false caricature
of the Jew.
Our correspondent suggests
that if we are to reject "Onver
Twist" because the character of
Fagin puts a blight upon all
Jews" we may as well "rid our
selves of William Shakespeare
because mis- Macbeth makes a
villain of every Scot"
Apart from the fact that
Macbeth" exalts Scotch charac-
ter in the persons of Duncan
Banquo, and Macduff, there is
a very great difference between
Shakespeare's Macbeth" and
the portrayal OF Fagin in the
motion picture under discussion
And this must be taken into con-
sideration in the light of the cir
cumstances under which we live
today.
For, prejudice against The
Scotch is not being used as 9
political weapon for the estab.
lishment In power of an unAm.
erican, subversive movement
known as Nazi-fascism. But
prejudice against Jews is beinl
used for just such a purpose
And the method employed 70,
stirring up hatred against Jews
III order to prepare the ground.
work for the future success O
this subversive movement, Is tt
present the Jew as a reprehens.
ible and altogether undesirable
person-precisely as this motor
picture presents Fagin.
This is the method which Tit
Ter, GoebbelS, and Streicher EN-
ployed preparatory to the tri,
umph Of Nazism. BY holding W
the Jew to the German people
In exactly the same terms a,
this motion picture would holc
up the Jew. in the person Of
Fagin, to the American people
the Nazis were able to get thu
support they sought on the basi,
Of snti-SemitisIn.
Since we know that this kind
Of anti-Semitic propaganda Is
TIE prelude to the bitterest kind
Of hatred and the worst kind pi
ersecution of a people, we must
1ake every effort to prevent the
spread Of it in our country.
w cannot see what good II
does to talk about the evils Of
anti-Semitisn and to say over
and over again that it is a trick
used to divide and weaken Am
erica and 10 destroy our liberty
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. r. M. Owens, Pastor


In spite of the inclement
weather a large congregation at
tended the morning service and
heard the Pastor preach an in
teresting, practical and instruc-
tive sermon. The Young Peoples
Choir and the Junior Choir
furnished the music and per-
formed in their usual excellent
manner. Lewis T. Williams,
baritone, sang Behold the Mas
ter Passeth BY" in a most ac-
ceptable manner. Miss Romayne
Lynch, on behalf of the Olive
Club, Mrs. Gertrude Lynch, Pres
ident, presented the Church with
$75, in accordance with a Gus
tom of the Club.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
LNMEMORLM

In memory Of Thomas H. Har-
ris who entered into rest, Oct,
81, 1888.
I'm thinking Of you today,
Thinking of the past;
Picturing you in memory
just as I saw you last.
You left behind a broken heart
That loved you so sincere,
Who never did or never will
Forget you, Thomas dear"
Gone but not forgotten by
GERTRUDE HARRIS, wife.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
old Charles St.
Revival Meeting
Talented Evangelist = large

Talented Evangelist = large
Chorus
At the first A. M. E. Church
there is in progress an interesting
revival Of Religion. The Evanga-
list is Rev. William M. Dawkins,
pastor of Allen A.M,E. Church,
Jamaica, New York City. He is an
excellent preacher and superb
gospel singer. He will preach
and sing at all services Sunday,
October 81. Services start at 10:-
As AM. and 7:45 PM.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

Quite a lot Of speculation has
been caused by the announce
ment of Fred Riggs concert, in
Twelfth Baptist Church, the 4th
Of next month. Many persons
never knew he could sing; many
knew that he did sing at one
time, but thought he had hung
up his gloves. For several rea-
sons it will be good for you to go
in person to the concert and
judge for yourself. AS 1 am to
accompany him, / hate to say too
much about it; but I don't 60
out playing for performers who
are not worth hearing. SO, take
1t from me, you will enjoy the
program. Remember Gladys Full
Ter is tops caliber. and she is as
sisting Fred. 'Nuf sed.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
O'BanyOun's
Observations

Be sure and ger in on the Pres
ident's program, at the S. Col
eridge-Taylor Musical Associa-
ton, tomorrow, Sunday, Oct. 81.
The program looks like a star
concert with Lille Ballard, Sallie
Rhoden, Lycurgus Lockman and
John Powell, vocalists, and Luz
ellie Austin, reader. And we can
depend upon Elwyn Barrow for
something instructive and inter-
esting. Oct. 81, $50 p m, $50
Mass ave-, Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
Ike Gets $4,000 Bid

SEATTLE, Wash. (CNS) -
World lightweight Ike williams
has been offered $4,000 to de-
fend his. title here next Spring
against Harold Baby Face" ae-
cording to promoter Larry
Scheer.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

Your printer knows how to
give you proper display with
your ads. SO, also do the printers
OF newspapers. Don't worry
about the size and style of print
to use, or about how many
words to put on each line. Let
the printer do that. He knows
and he is paid for that. Just tell
me what you want advertised,
and how much you can spend for
it, and I will see you get the best
for your money. Printers ink al
ways pays.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

Herman CAN'T is sorry that
his name was inadvertently kept
on the ad for Mozart's Requiem
for two weeks after his engage
u1ent had been cancelled. He
never wilfully disappoints, and
does not blame the GUARD
Ian for keeping it in.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
Recent Deaths

CLIFFORD A. CAIRO, 81 Har-
ward St., Everett, Aug. 6, Wood
lawn Cemetery.
MRS. CHARLOTTE w. AL
LEN, 1870 Bower ST., Roxbury,
Aug. Z, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

Secretary of Agriculture CHARLES F. BRANNAN sees
plan for research survey of colored Land Grant colleges
to determine the extent to which their facilities may be
utilized under the Research and Marketing Act DR. JESSE
R. OTIS left supervisor of colored agricultural extension
work in Alabama, has been loaned the Department Of
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30
UsA ighti
NAACP
continued iron, Page "

CONTINUED from Page y
to bring in a slate of officers
for the year 1s49 and to hear
the report of the delegates from
the 1s48 EAACP Annual Confer
ence. The members and friends
are urged to attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-30

Better begin saving my pennies
for December /, and Ellabelle
Davis. Sometimes folks on the
door may not know that / repre-
sent the Press, and to make sure
I don't miss any of the numbers,
= want my pennies with me.
More about her later.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
FLORIDA PROPERTY,

You can make your retirement dreams
come true. Right now is the time to plan
for the future. cozy home, couple
flowers and vegetables all the wear. De
Soto Acres offers all this ModeStly priced
restricted subdivision adjoining city limits
800 TT. Prices begin at S7S5, small down
payment, easv terms, no city taxes, title
insured. Buy now and have several years
fer you when you retire. For descriptive
folder, contact A. T. Traylor. 3515 l4th
st. NV. phone North 1882, or VAN DAME
ESTATES. INC, Box 1914, Sarasota, Fla.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. ELL
REAL esTATf sALE OR ExcH.

REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
WILL TRADE mod s-bedrm., a;bsth brk,
excel location, Baltic, for 4-bedrm, home,
sil spr. or Hyattsville area. Write Boz
75-M, Star.
ATTRACTIVE. ALL MODERN 5-family apt.
bids, cons OF 5 rms. and bath to each
apt, Suburban Md. /. blk trans. This is
beautiful building in finest cond.. viii
trade for 3 or 4 bedrm home in Southern
Calf, vicinity of Pasadena pref. Q. l..
EVANS. Washington Grove. Nd. Phone
Gaithersburg 23S r,
II VERY LARGE ROOMS. 6 bedrooms, 4
baths, very old but strictly modern det.
stone stucco and frame home. VACANT.
trees, nice nj e neirh6orhood, Silver sprins.
Md, section. conv; to train and bus
modern plumbing and refrigeration. Moth
on the market at present that I have
with the dollar for. dollar value Of this
property. Priced at S32,500 AlthouSh
it possesses an abundance Of disnity.
charm and Individuality. realize there
are few families recurring so large .
place. Therefore; shall consider as pars
miles of D. c. OWNER. Sligo $3.50. p
Evening star., 1948-08-08
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

e. lSessss sssS.fs s 55s It.: Of Ss5S
tans about $4,000 So feet, clear space.
no columns. areproof, ! story. ceilins
grease. trap, sprinkler system, unit rss
blow type heaters on ceiling. IA by, IA
entrance overhead door. can Accommodate
about. Sept. 10; second commercial zone.
For further details and rental, address
owner, and builder, Box 61-S. Star. IS
LGE. WAREHOUSE SPACE, approx. 10000
ratlroad siding with loading platform on
H3s!e TILE %ARsEE RaEs hSy co ApR{ ss
jefferson Davis hwy, Arl, Va, phone JA-
1900, Peter s. Arban. Ill
WAREHOUSE WANTED-Approx. 1000
rental for tire storage. Cali Mr. JONES.
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION serSie.
town shipping, via truck or rail, is ths
natl; distrib. METROPOLITAN WARE
BRICK BUILDING, End commercial, close
downtown; s. Capitol and E SITS; st floor,
l.lo0 square feet; End floor 5000 sausrs
zoned industrial and is suitable for storage,
light manufacturing or ofice; Priced al
BACAs. Realtor, 1877 Columbia I'd. NV.
GGE. STORAGE RIM. !n apt house bsmt;;
easy access. MAURICE KOHNER, DI.
2l4S or EN- 3032.
$400 PER MONTH
5000 So it. with 1s it. ceiling height.
Brand new one-story warehouse. Heavy
concrete floor; steel roof; large drive-in
doors: very convenient Sc. location.
Also 10000 so. #. available at $3.50
per month.
j. A. WEINBERG CO., INC.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors, MA $500 IL
Evening star., 1948-08-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PLANT SPACE-New bldg,
desiracle for warehouse or shop use;
10000 50. #. and up to 1000 SO: #.
one floor; railroad siding. truck platform.
2s0-lb floor lead; parking area; close
to downtown Washington: For particulars.
phone Mr. Green or MI. Talley, II. L.
RUST co. MA $500. .
MODERN BRICK OFFICE BLDG, 40x30,
and warehouse for storage bldg. 75x45
with 12-ft. ceiling: on / u acres; long street
frontage; electric display signs on both
bldgs.; 2 gasoline pumps and tanks. Phone
WI $500 or WI. 1868. 5
Evening star., 1948-08-08
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, Va lots, 9th ST. North;
Joins Pollard Gardens, l block OF Wilson
$3.50. CHI. 3sa7. 5
OFF GEORGIA AVE. at D. C.-Md. line
$4,000 50. it,. including a 20-rm. det,
stone home: ideal location. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1lo3.
IS ACRES, adjoining large apt. project !:
all utilities. paved streets in front OF
property: land is level, contour maps with
a complete survey available; can be di-
vided into small tracts; price, 15c per
square foot. Detailed information, call
CH 1644
Evening star., 1948-08-08
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

All. h0VSeS bSN S%k6s
ATTRACTIVE ALL MODERN 5-family apt
bldg, consisting of rms and bath to
each apt, suburban Md, ! blk from
transp and in finest cond.; owner moving
TO West Coast. must be sold: brokers "
vited. o. L. EVANS, Washington Gr.S'
Nd Phone Gaithersburg 23S-R.
TWO-UNIT. S-yr -old brick apt. bldg; In
fne location; each unit consists OF spacious
liv. rm. bedroom. kitchen. dinette and
bath; owner furnishes heat only; l apt;
now vacant being held for purchaser Il
desired. Ewes. and Sundays call CO.
s573. Exclusively with METzLER. Real
tor. I106 Vermont; DI 5000 :, .or,-
plets apts with Kit and bsih; shn exssllssn5 s6
YEARLY income; oil heat: sacrifice, about
times rental. METZLER, Realtor. ilO6
Vt. ave. NV. DI. $500; ewes. and sun-,
sMluNIT II Gf1r Def. BRICK. built 1874; rental.
MAURICE KoHNER., 1924 Vermont ave.
Dl;; Dl;;pstiaaTSyNT siaaT n IT BLDG, 80 rooms. 8 baths;
Vicinity i4th and Park Road; good condi-
ton. OR. 1874. Reasonable down payment.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEAR LARGE SHOPPING CENTER-Heavy
traff1c corner with $4,000 So. IT. of ground
on grade and vacant house adaptable to
f,1s business tSSo use' $500 mo. A. M. ROTH,
EGE. SUITE OR RMS, suitable for n1 studio
or Offices; JOHN G. WEBSTER & SONS,
1NG zoNEp Sc CoMMERGixx + hx Ex sSnroK as15
in the immed. vic. of apt. development
containing $500 units which are greatly
IN need of large shopping center Property
faces on Columbia pike and 2 side streets
in Arlington County, Va, ready for i'm
mea. development. For further informa-
tion cali MISS SHEAFFER, GIL. $3.50, 9
to daily .
GRIN. HOUSE, tile bath. garage, suitable
for real estate. beauty parlor, bakery or
other business; clean inside. rough outside:
will remodel, S125 per, mo- corner of VII
son blvd. and N. Lincoln ST., Arlington. Va
OWNER, CHI. 1853 IA
1913 18th ST. Nw.-comm. bldg. for
rent on monthly basis for approx mo :
house with space for 4 cars; will rent to-
gether or separately. Call BROWN REAL
TY CORP: Realtors. DU. s55s.
SECOND CoMMERCIAL-G St mr.. South
Capitol s.w.: = adj. 2-story bricks. suitable
Tor Tor business n1n and etfiees; will rent one or
MA. 1857 Sun, RA. 5445.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CORNER nth AND N SITS. N.W.-clean-
ing and pressing shop. equipped with press press
sno for rasks sssr aan aTaisbe at
rent. rent. s75' IS" SAM san RosEY. AD. a7oo. TO
WORK SHOP. street floor, suitable, for
printing. embossins or otner type type snop; ,H;
FiREPRoOF MACHINE SHOP or ware
house, about 35x37 feet; elevation % #;
utilities including 3-phase electric cur
rent; located near south end Of l4th St:
Bridge, in virginia. Also 2-story- part OF
be had separately or together Reasonable
rent: LouIs p SHOEMAKER. 1719 X
WISCONSIN WI sSS AVE. Bethesda-commercial
10. GiRARD ST. NV. LIST f.. lse.
rms and private bath: very desirable To-
e puNNE fS5 sh ao PH5ineSs $500 reasonable rent
1904 goth ST. N.W.-Modern. small ONCE
bldg. 3 f1s.; suitable for architect. en-
once; show window ist l.; fbpsssnSa'Ge BUS stop on
fastest improving street in city; specia.
inducemsnt men & to gight tenant long lease or
FOR RENTNBuiifdins, suitable for '' once
lesstsd $4s4 NJ wash blvd'. d@'hs near eis1 clsT-
1878 Iith ST. NW.@3-story and bsmt.
6Ttss. brick i1ig BLDG with, with side service lot to
,
wholesale or retail showrm. and ofnces,
national factory branch or other high
q a., # in service lot; long lease or sale
ei5-94' 9th ST. NW.-First commercial.
dstorS rst oo2 Sudds consisting Of store
II1otg ppper floors. Rent; $3.50 month LIN
k1NS CO. 1878 N st. NV, DI. S6SS
SUNDAYS; .Mr: Romer, Wo. 1892
sohrAsLE SaII AH tor professional or business
3 Rooms AND PVT BATH, kit; facilities
STEIN Realty eoRpss.' DI, n's ss77i AowsN- we
consisting Of 4 rms: reas. rent; jmmedl-
.sShs steIy available. ,al bic JOHN F; ,DoNoHoE &
COMMERCIAL SITE, incl. 7-rm. bunga
next to Penn Daw f1rehouse; excel. corner;
have have permit for gas station; will con-
estate office. etc. viii give long lease to
reliable party. BOB HOLLANDER, owner,
LOT, good used-car sales location; Central
ave and Benning I'd. ne. Inquire at 4501
Benning rQ ne, FIR ora q