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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05

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gram is being started.
Here are the main questions
that must be answered before
full support is given to redevel-
opment:
l. In this period of acute hous-
ing shortage. where are the dis
placed persons to be relocated?
2. How can they be guaranteed
a chance TO return 10 the area, if
they so desire. when new dwell
ings are available?
3. What about middle income
families and home owners VINO
must be uprooted?
4. How can a duplicate Of New
York's "StuYvesant Town" be
prevented in Chicago?
S. How can big private inter-
ests be stopped from grabbing
the land of small home owners
at only a fraction of the market
value in a condemned area?
MRS. Irene Mccoy Gaines,
president of the Council of Negro
Organizations and vice president
Chicago chapter of the Congress
of American Women, has pointed
out that anti-Negro attitudes built
up by restrictive covenants make
it difficult to settled isplaced
persons in previously a1l-white
neighborhoods.
The question is not only
where are they going. but the
kind of housing they will get is
also important" she said. mot
only must they be relocated. but
we must insist that they be re-
housed under living conditions
equal TO their present stand
ards"
Cited was the situation created
by Illinois 20, the proposed 800
unit project at 9th and State
Street, which has caused bitter
opposition on the South Side.
Some 154 Negro families have
been forced out. But instead of
being adequately relocated, they
have had to shift for themselves,
many being forced to double up
with families and friends who
were already crowded, Mrs.
Gaines said. There should be
sufficient housing provided be-
fore families are moved, she
added.
THE prospect of relocation has
itself created sharp differences
of opinion. Some argue that if
Negroes are distributed through
out the city as the result of re-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
REMEMBER when Hearsfs Chicago Her

REMEMBER when Heorst's Chicago Her.
old American suddenly got SO interested in
the housing crisis? Well, as the soying goes.
the truth will out! The June 1o48 Cosmopoli-
tan Mogozine will CORY d story by }. P.
McEvoy Walter Howey, supervising editor
of the Herold-Americon We quote:
Last summer Hearst decided thot his
Chicago paper needed new shot Of the old
Howey Go out there and boost the circulo-
tion,' he sold. . One Of the major problems
in Chicago, as in every other large city. was
housing. A littIe girl wrote letter TO the
editor Of the HeroId-Amereon which sold in
effect. Peose help me find q home. have
never slept in bed Howeys critics claim
thot when she wrote the letter Howey was
beside her."
"In any case, Howey published the letter
and photo Of the iittIe girl looking wissfuIIy
into store window in which he had arranged
a furniture dispIoy thot featured ehiId's bed.
In no time he had cheagoons worried about
the little girl. And, Of course, they had TO
buy the Hearst pepper every doy to find out
how she wos getting along -"
GRANT w. oAkEs, president of the Clio
Farm Equipment Union and Progressive Porty
Washington lost week with Henry Wallace TO
testify against the Mundt Bill in the Senate
judiciary Committee hearings.
You con bring Henry Wallace TO your
meetings! Lou FREEDMEN, agent for Brondon
Films, N. T., has opened new offices under
the name Of Film Center, Inc., at the Carrek
Theater bldg, "a w. Randolph randolph
1889, to moke Woloce films ovuiIoble to
one and oil. The other night, Lou previewed
the Iotest Is nm WuIIoee sound film, Free
dom Reilly" in the little Theuter" in his home
at 1911 w. Lunt. Understand IFS pretty WON
derfvI.
THE Creoter West Side Veterans Council
has set up booth at St. Louis and Roosevelt.
Displaying ieep. TO roise funds for ieeps
for Hogonoh. Contributors of SIS or more
will have their names ploeed on on Honor
Roll at that corner
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
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Bv PETER WILLIAMS

GOOD YARN out Of the University OF
Chicago On the very day that the Broyies
Commission illinois Little Dies committee")
beeon its matchmaking Investigation at the
U. of c.. students of the Human Development
dept. put on q skt in Ida Noyes Hail. Main
ployer in the skt-iust by coincidence, match!
was q student enocting the part OF Senator
CoyIes."
coyIes, a Southern Senutor, svbpoenoed
members Of the U. Of c. faculty TO come on
stoae, then qveried them about their political
leoninqs Prof. w. l. Warner, famed soeioIo-
q;st and ovshor Of the Yankee City Series,
outstanding sociological text was asked: Are
you the one that wrote that dummy Yankee
series?"
THE.U OF C'S compus newspaper. The
Maroon will soon become dolly, we IN
derstond. Poper's new editor is student Dave
Confer. Hear he's doing good Job!
TOO BAD about chicoeoon M a n d
Termon's entry in the Indianapolis 30o-mile
Speedway. Had to drop out offer 10 loPs
because Of motor trouble.
Progressives were sorry TO hear OF the
deuth Of Joe secul, 81, who edited the English
section Of the Lithuanian Dolly Wins" Joe,
who was an Abrohum Lincoln Brigade vet Of
the Spanish war. and who fought in World
Wor u, died Lost Thvrsdoy at Hines Hospital
of kidney oiIment. Long fighter in pro-
gressive circles. Joe wos buried on Memorial
Doy at the Lithuanian kotioroI Cemetery.
PROG. PARTY'S 44th Word Club is Toss
ing shindig this Saturday, June S, $50
p.m. at the Pine Grove pre-school, 2817 Pine
Grove. Comes. doneing. drinks, free food.
und-well. whot more con anyone osk??
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Is her face red?

At Semi High School. where
civics teacher. Miss Emile M.
Noack. has been made the vic
tim of a Herald-American
Red" smear. students are
learning what makes witch
hunt tick.
Said Joan Pink. of 46oa
Hazel. one of Miss Noack's
pupils: my name is Pink and
my hair is red! Oh. what they
can do to mel"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
FACTS ABOUT *
Britain's aid to. Arabs

THIS week the Services agency
of the British Government issued memorandum in
to inquiries. Following excerpts:
why is Britain sending Arab countries?
For Britain has had treaties with certain
of the Arab states under which Britain undertook to
supply them with equipment technical assistance.
object maintaining internal
security.
Some present serving with the
Transjordan Legion
he million pounds year Britain is
Legion? This is paid
pounds dollars. integral part OF the
Anglo Transjordan Treaty.
any supplies have been sent In the
past Arab is being investigated but ii is clear
any supplies it with the approval
of the U. S. Government"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
and newspapers. q

rights and newspapers"
Asked whether she would sue
the Herald-American, Emile
Noack replied:
II really don't know. I'm not
used to fighting. This incident
has me upset quite a bit. /
haven't much money either to
fight with. Well wait and see
-. Well wait and see. :"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05

iSilSd, tilS hol1tt
Clearance Com
mission faces in
creasing opposi-
ton from large
sections of the
South Side Ne
gro population,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Whot are the gimmicks in
housing 'redeveIopment?

development, it will wipe out the
ghetto and it's attendant evils of
segregation. If this happens, they
don't care if Negroes never re-
turn to that area.
Opposing are those who want
to safeguard Negro occupancy of
the South Side. The district is
close to the lake, the Loop and
their jobs. Being permanently
relocated elsewhere would de-
prive them of these advantages.
They want assurance that slum
clearance will not be merely NE
gro clearance" so that the district
can be made over into a residen-
tial area exclusively for white
downtown workers. They are
aware that for some years power
full forces have wanted to kick
Negroes out of the front Yard
of South Parkway and Michigan
boulevard and would use the re-
development program for this
purpose.
BUT even though the no-dis-
elimination rule was strictly en-
forced in renting the new dwell
ings, it might be possible to keep
Negroes out by charging ex-
tremely high rents. Only Is per
cent of the reclaimed land will
be set aside for low cost public
housing. That leaves IS per cent
which could be offered at luxury
rates.
Accordingly. middle income
families who can't qualify for
low-cost housing want assurance
that there will be units within
range Of their ability 10 pay.
They and the small home owners
who will be ousted from these
areas are in a similar predica-
naent.
Thus far, insurance companies,
ETC., have shown little interest in
financing housing projects in re-
development areas. This, it is
felt, is due to the avowed no-dis-
elimination policy. In New York,
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
was granted special concessions
before it constructed its 50,000,-
600 Stuywesant Town which spe-
officially bars Negro tenants.
THE question here is: may not
Officials in desperation make
similar concessions to get the CO.
operation of private interests?
How can the South Side be as
sured that it won't happen in
Chicago?
These are the main problems
that stymie wholehearted accept
ance by progressives of the rede-
velopment program. And yet, de-
lay means that the slums grow
worse and spread, for appallingly
large areas are actually unfit for
human habitation.
When there are satisfactory
answers to these questions by
officials opposition will fade.
Negro organizations and leaders
are continuing to press for So
luton.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Bv FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS

~ HICAGO'S overcrowded.
disease breeding slum
must 60, but until the frightening
spectre of discrimination is BAN
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-06-05
Facts behind
Sem smear
From page u

pened. Everyone has been so
kind-even the students who
are supposed to have signed
those affidavits. :"
Evening star., 1948-07-10
TARA

Close-in. exclusive section. lovely pre-
war brick Colonial home consisting Of lge.
living rm. with fireplace, family sized din
ing rm., kit. breakfast rm., on first floor.
aStsr tpsp Ssasm othe
good closet space. pull-down stairway to
attic for storage; Full basement with
Bendix washing machine, oil h.-w.h., de-
tached garage; lge. level wooded lot; fully
insulated; Venetian blinds throughout. To
661l: ewes. and Sun, OW. 6174 or TIE.
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LURIA BROS.
ondQ Wilson hlvd nW 2S0n
UNUSUAL BARGAIN

Small estate farm. near, Leesburg. Va,
This estate farm OF so acres Is income
producing. with large peach orchard; also
has good pasture land. completely fenced
and well-watered; spac1oIs ;1s house ,aSs, CON
proximately. 40 feet LONG by 2S feet wide.
with an extra-stze fireplace: large dining
room with vista window OF valley view
large, completely eaqipped kitchen; two
and extra large closets; living porch with
beautiful view Of mountains on first foor:
on second floor. which consists Of two
large bedrooms, bath and den. Guest
suite consists Of two bedrooms, sitting
room. bath and deck porch: this suite
automatic hot-water heater. two.csr at
tached garage, bank barn and other out.
itSelf to most graeaoIIs county, Iylng
and is, worth more than asking price
Owner leaving area; priced for quick sale
B. M. BRIDWELL
Colonial Estates, es1e Lee hwy, East
Falls Church. Va; once phone, FA. 1900.
poc
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Don't Miss ThiSt

This lovely home will be open Sat, Sun.
and Mon, 1-5. 2-story brick on lge. corner
lot at 1902 N. 18th st., Arlington g, era, :.
bookcases, bright din. rm. with bay win
dows, all-modern kit. conf. bedrms., 2h
baths sun deck, terrace. outdoor firepl;
rec rm. Home. equipped with .television
and Bendix washer. II you're interested
in real home. one to be. proud Of, don't
blvd to No. Glebe rd... turn right on
Glebe to No. 18th, turn right to our open
sign. TAIIMADGE WILCHER, 1888 Wilson
nI 5000 Il
Evening star., 1948-07-10

1915 18th ST. N.W.-3 connecting rooms,
suitable, for of1ices or small business;
18th st. NV, near N st.-corner store,
], 500 sq. it.; viii build to suit tenant.
Also. End floor available; excellent for
Near goth and M sts. w.-2nd com.
mercial: viii build to suit tenant; about
1900 So. It, one foor; $3.50 month
IT.; concrete noora Call Mr.. Hunter. MA.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1d1G z 10
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LANHAM PARK
= THOMAS F. HALEY

roker. Phone Hyattsville O107 or Union
349 Write or phone for beautiful free
,lder showing advantages OF Lanham
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LOTS FOR SALE.

kOIS POk SAkss
YOUNG HOMEsEEKERS-Own will sch
beautiful bldg. site (72x325) for very small
down payment balance monthly. oN.
BEAUTfFUL Ior. 5ox1oo, facing 18Th st..
between Primrose and Myrtle sts.--Eess.
By owner. Cali Du. 3366 or sH. 6556.
IF YOU WANT to tuck your home into
the side Of q hill, high, with pretty views,
and estate 8 miles from Washington
in one Of nearby Virginia's nicer develop
nents-we have . lot. Priced lower than
adjoining property. Phoen GE. 7o37: IL
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, situated 100 IT.
from Conn. ave. in exclusive setting, on
west Everett st.-Frontage 100 IT,, size
12,421 50. It. The price Of this lot cor
responds to the assessed valuation and Is
bargain at S2,450. o. L. MURDOCH
EEwisp2LE, e I5o2 MD. Gus. over District line,
Beautiful level lot, 60xl2o. paved
fer. 81 900 cash REQUIRED. By owner
VI. 2e17, Friday after 9. al day SATURDAY
cRksTWoSD. snd STRa only 10 min. from down
town-A lge. 70-ft. lot on Upshur st at
a very reasonable price. MI. George sfter
I pm No so 52se. PAUL P. STONE. IF iiai-
ai1as;wTAioks&A IA; Ri asl lovely lot With 7o-fs
frontage on 31st st. Beautifully WOODED.
In this dne NV. Washington section. Cn1y Cn11y
S2.4o0. Mr.. George after PM ~.
72ss. PAUL P. sToNE' Realtor' Ma
1879. III
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL Plant SPACE, new build
ing, also desirable for warehouse or shop,
use 10000 50. It.. and up to 1000 %. It.
Of modern air-conditioned of1ees, ~ on
2SO-lb. door load. heavy duty electric
service. parking area: close to downtown
Washington; heat supplied By owner; plant
has excellent daylight, built-in vault in
ofdces. For further particulars, call Mr..
Green or Mr.. Talley. Il. L. RUST CO..
MA. 800. -1O
Evening star., 1948-07-10

$15,75O: Arlington; lge. liv. rm., fireplace,
din. rm., beautifully equipped kit.,. 2 lge.
to foored attic, ample space for 2. lse.
rms. and bath; full bsmt., auto. heat,
yard entrance; lovely yard; avail.
L. MCGEE KING
Evening star., 1948-07-10
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RETHEsDA-Lot, lOO-ft front by 272 IT,
deep, blk. OF Wisconsin ave-. 8 bldgs.,
fenced In; S47O mo. income; price. $4,000.
GRUBB-WnLIAMs, 81. 4554.
FRACTION OF ACRE Or larser. industrial
Industrial area: direct from owner; Soc
per SO. IT.. PEBBLES cHEMIcAL CO..
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1903 18TH ST. NV large rms. 1st
fleor aee for ONCE Shop etc. with paIkins;
Also once rms. CH. 4242. Ii
2ND AND 3RD FLoORS-For ONCE or
business. S15 Eye st. NV: 8 walking
blks to 9th and sts.; newly condi-
toned; fiuorescent lights, Venetian blinds,
oil heat: HoWENSTE1N REALTY CORP,
WANTED TO RENT 5000 to 1000 So. #.
of open floor space for private organiza-
tion. Must be centrally located. State
WE WILL BUILD a large store. corner
18th and Newton SITS. me-; this Is large
residential SECTION. excellent for chain
% s0I6 M sT. N.W.-3 rms, hall and bath
On 2nd A.: large rms, hall on 1st A.;
E% ego os0s s0f oi1ce VI DuS'ne Ia
On CAPIrOL HnL-store for shoe re-
pair: no nearby competition. A rare op-
portunity for someone with necessary cap
ital; Immediate occupancy. AT. 1856.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
YEONAS REALTY
BUNGALOW

In immaculate condition, located on love-
ly Handicapped corner lot; with garden
fruit trees and vineyard; lge; liy. m mrm
lge. din. rm,, all elec. kit, 2 twin sized
bedrms. and tn plus den or study on 1st
fir: stairway to foored attic fo5 stor-
trance, oil &C. heat, det. gar: l blk
to transp.; conv. to schools and shopping
3 min. to Pentagon; priced at S14750;
substantial cash required; shown by appt
Exclusively through
N. G.. GROVES
"Broker of better homes" OW. 5299
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA.
CONVENIENT PENTAGON

CONVENIENT PENTAGON
1914 Edgewood st. n, Arlington, Va.
Open Sunday noon till pm. Brick con-
struction; 1st floor contains living room
t23x13) with fireplace, lge. screened porch,
dining room with north and west exposure,
large kit. with breakfast nook, Magic
Chef range, refrigerator,. lovely cabinets
and broom closet, tiled Va bath and pow
der rm., large coat closet; 2nd floor con-
tains 3 bedrms., all having exposures,
large tiled bath with shower and lovely
deck porch; 3rd Il. finished attic; full
basement. recr. rm. with asphalt tiled
f., bar and wood-burning fireplace; laun.;
dry rm. with tiled f., lge. workrm. and
storage rm., built-in garage, oil h.-w.h.;
screens for all windows and
doors. also complete storm windows and
doors: hardwood floors throughout. cop.
5000 So. #. Very beautifully handicapped,
also outside barbecue fireplace. Priced at
SCI 800. Considerable cash required. Sub
stantial saving for cash payment above
st trust OWNER, GL 1884
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LANGLEY VIRGINIA

One Of the landmarks of Langley for
as 'the big house This spacious home
offers an. opportunity for gracious living.
Beautifully located in approximately the
center OF 4 acres 1t overlooks the country
side in all directions; LIST floor has CEN
ter hall. living room with fireplace. din
ing room with fireplace and picture win
dow. Library with fireplace, den, kitchen.
bedroom with fireplace, pvt. bath and
pvt sun porch: .2nd hoor has s bed
rooms, 2 baths; oil h.-w.h., separate serv-
ants house Of 5 rooms, large barn,
garage, 2M miles from Chain Bridge.
Price, $4,000. MccAY g. MccAY, Real
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ALEXANDRIA

constructed a few years before the war.
Most attractive with living rm. with cozy
tirepL, nice dining rm. and kit. on the
sIeaming tile bath with tub and shower;
iul basement with o.a.-c., summer-and-
winter hookup; other excellent, features,
copper plumbing, slate roof, hardwood ns.
snd delightful side porch off the living
I'm. Price, S17.50O. Terms. Other at
Haven, Braddock and other excellent
Northern Va. locations; priced from $13,-
$50 to $4,000. For. full information ard
appt. to inspect, call Alex. 1155. EBNER
2O9 Rupley Bldg, S15 King ST., Alexan-
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ALEXANDRIA

Jefferson Manor, Va; open Sun. ! to
pm. High AZ loan; 200 #. elevation,
excel. view; all brick, 2 bedrooms, .semidet.
beauty; living rm., dining rm.. beautiful
kit: full bsmt.. steel beam, const. gas
ter and schools; $3.50 cash down, low
monthly payments. To reach. south on No.
l hwy. from Alexandria, approx. l " mi,
then right on Fairhaven ave. approx. 3
blks. to Kings hwy, then left on Kings
hwy. to No. 4. Tel. Sun. l to only,
Alex. 1896
RAUGUST & BEUCHERT
12s So. Royal st. Everything in real
estate 24-hr. service. OV. 598S. III
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RANCH RAMBLER

6 rooms, 23-ft. living room. corner lot,
size 70x118 IT. Price, $500. open Sun
day, l pm to- 6 pm. House all on one
tile bath; full mirror over fireplace; pos
session July 15. Any. lady will appreciate
the spacious. modern kitchen, wall finished
in tile Directions to reach: Cross Key
Bridge, out Lee hwy to North Nottingham
St.. turn right to 2413 and our open sign.
Exclusive with TALMADGE WILCHER.
1898 Wilson blvd, Arl, Va. Gil. S0l7,
Evening star., 1948-07-10

SIS, $50
rm. with firepi., family size din. rm.. ultra
modern kt:: full bsmsd MT gsS gsfoas as hses; "a
EM 2345: ewes, CH. 7456. Open Sunday
i to dark. Directions: out Lee hwy. to
Lexington, left On Lexington to 23rd ,no
open" sign. III
Evening star., 1948-07-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PkOfEktr fOk SALE.
Eh1Ss Bs. $500 lnsSns sssS szM EGsar r%f
RSPPfs., furn., rent approved s4ol ;4s no: (:
ahng ss6as ssag pSDs5s Srds terms s. rms Msw
ooas oa'n deal fas for nsS Cub oors gae @
rms rented for s5G99 aoa lsase ba5
dies. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. Realtors,
eoRNhs K i STORE BUILDING by owner: No.
1000 Lee hwy. GIL. 1854 or Elk. 1894.
sag4 .gr. qssa sss sesE Hs
3! ;s?Es R'ss "
18th ST. Sc, OH lincoln Park, apts.
=, S,S5 %S IsIa:S{$,. "a SSSS Ii
~ eontaining Is s.bedrm. units hiseRf u Which M Il
s5s Sg1ts1 rst tfast Re: 4$$s
IDEAL INyEsTMENr,, :, A a. block from We! vel
complete with stoves snd electric 5etr can
NA so4o: ewes. wi: 5S21; 10
S:s{s$! H. &c., sa
s6 ARg nsgn. only aa s?1gSS sieo
stsS;, , sAi rsai iinSess5%sent; e.. MiTcgiE5TSI !
sso1e s n ST; N:sW:s-commercial N.Y. propss55ty.
lh2E SslUNfT Ek sk1es Ssos APT, in excel cioss,n
on today's market. For additional informa-
ton ana app. to Inspect. call MAuEISSaE EaSa
r His To4 SDfh Have Sehary 81 900 Cash and will
sumo $4,000 first trustI,Ihree.aps: b-iek ZIG;
private Kitchen and bath; possession Of one
apt. containing living room, dining room,
drm:. kit, and bath, available in p days; s;
city; oPA-approved monthly rental. s235.
t., t.; sS2i Saf RETURN, plus amortization on
bids.;' S;G Takoma PARK OWNER, Sligo e5o7
fRKcR fRz isnsi nss4i1.ooo-1NcoME ss,ssa-Thls is
RTsk sp. about yrs "a Popular aRlN AZ
NER. ia1sfs III pi. 774o;% % eves.. wi. 6s44. @i6
NEW 3-UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG.-S345
monthly. income; good location and ex-
eeent for eXnss pan g DFifsa s1Sa s29
PeG ssso geary
group OF 30 brick garages, Ideally located
In NV. Washington: owner retiring and
must sell. Call Sligo 95s3. for particulars.
NEW 2-FAMILY APT.-Annual income
ST $50; tenant pays for all utilities: taxes
only expense: located in finest colored
frag, nfeign1o5snood; 1of detans call IN: E1s fq1'
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-New 3-unit brick
apt: S345 mo. rental; good location; & ex-
cellent for owner occupancy; S27,S00
P. D. FORD Citizens Bank. Takoma
Park, Md. 81. 1850; Sat. and Sun. SH
NEAR NEAR 14th AND KENYON SITS. n.w.-semi-
detached, converted into units; annual
rent. S3,041; Sale price. S17,e5Qs; TO TO
tRe'sj WITH WM. Sa M. "! THRocKMoRToM. f Reaisor,
14-UNfT APT. Can be handled for about
$4,000; unusual return on Investment.
Call Mr. Bedell, with E r. BOYNTON CO,
1926 Wis. ave. NV, OR. OS0O; eyes,, GO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WAIVED.

WILL LEASE on BUY as soon as possible,
iaree vacant bldg or connecting bldgs..
snitanIe GO-7o rnl. boarding hotel or room
ing house: NV. section. BOZ 3SS-J, Star.
RRoxER HAS CLIENT for End CONNER:
ciai h1,iiding or ground, 60x100. VIII
Charge 6E commission. BROKER, Boz
397-K Star. III
Evening star., 1948-07-10
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGlNlA.
ONE, ACRE

Is the setting for this English home de-
signed from House and Garden" prize.
winner. 3 bedrms.. 1k baths, breakfast
rm.; oil heat, built-in gar. Unusually
cheerful and spacious liv. rm. Call till
THE BRANT co.
1884 Wilson blvd. GIL. 4216. OK. 0520
Ill
SURE AS YOU WE'RE BORN
This is the buy of Lyon Parkl Some
brick home like new. Bedrm. and "a bath
down, 2 bedrms. and tiled bath up. Oil
h.-w.h., gar, recre. rm. Very close to shops
and bus; s min. to Pentagon. Call till
THE BRANT co.
90? Wilson blvd. Gil. 1915. OK. 0520
Evening star., 1948-07-10
Onen Sunday l to Dark

open Su1luay 20 OdIk
Tor the lst time; in perfect condition
and priced for quick sale with as low as
ST, 300 cash down ful,sized, d,,,I, rooms S'ns
front porch; immediate occupancy; don't
overlook this opportunity. To reach: Oyer
l4th St. Hishwsy Bridge continue snnavsn on No.
rtsht to I41 and our open sign. MT.
Fiotron on premises: EVENINGS and Sunday;
call TIE. 1924. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
H0 PIE 1890
Evening star., 1948-07-10
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

i2ss NET RETURN, plus amortization on
san. 600 cash Investment: new 22-unit apt.
Sidg', Takoma Pk. OWNER, Sligo 9607
a. n. 7. AVE. N.w.--6 apts.,. 2 rms,
casn down payment. $4,000. D. CONNoR
a SON, RE. 2426. -AA