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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08

from July / to June 30. Con-
tracts cannot be let until the fis-
cal wear begins, and precious time
is lost while the contractors sub
init bids and contracts are award
ed. Then there's brief period
of good weather remaining. work
closes down in the winter ana
must be resumed and completed
in the spring before the end OF the
fiscal year.
Already, said the general, re-
cruiting for the National Guard
has kept pace with the ability
of the Army to arm the men. A
force of 1887 guardsmen is con-
templated for the state Of WASH
ington. a,...'-
The men of the units are in
fine shape, he declared, despite
the inevitable confusion OF early
organization. guns for the Ken
newick unit are on the way, and
uniforms will be on hand as
soon as, he returns to his head
quarters. d. -
"You hear people say" said
the general, al don't want my
boy to be. a soldier. But in an
other war, if.it comes, the civil
ians in the cities will be in great
er danger than the trained forces
in the feld.nS' az"
Before parade time, Captain Al
Barron of the Richland patrol
conducted Second division troops
through Richland and North Rich
land, under the. auspices Of the
Richland Chamber Of Commerce.
Major r. d. Mcdowell, COM
mandings the Second Division
troops, and his artillery and in
fantry commanders were lunch
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-04-08
NEW MEMBERS

M" M6V0061S0 - =
Introduced as new members of
the Kennewick chamber of COM
merce Thursday were Ralph
Schaeffer of Ralph's Radio Shop,
and Glen Teal Of the Twin City
Laundry. r.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
Child's Theatre
Selects Play

"The Emperor's New Clothes
has been selected for the initial
play for the Children's Theatre,
directed by Harold McCuen, of
Mansfield, and sponsored by the
Port Clinton Playmakers.
Fifteen members of the juvenile
cast were given roles last Satur-
day at the Erie Gardens Com
munity House, but additional mem
bers are needed as two perform
ances are planned with different
casts.
Harold McCuen, director of the
Children's Summer Theatre in
Mansfield, who is directing the
Playmakers Forthcoming produc-
ton, Kind Lady, will offer a six
weeks course in dramatics for
children, ages 6 to IL.
Registration, including appear
ance in the play, is $5.00.s Mrs.
Margaret Murphy and Mrs. M. j.
Edwards are working with Mr..
McCuen. Registration may be
made with them or at the Erie
Gardens Community House next
Saturday forenoon at 10.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29

of all types, enabling our forces to
keep in continual use those auto
matte weapons which would other
wise have been withdrawn. Fol-
lowing an American counter-attack,
Sergeant Shining and Corporal
Deppensmith on their own initia-
tive entered the area retaken, and
disarming enemy land mines, and
disposing of dud grenades. The
professional skill and devotion to
duty displayed by Corporal Dep
pensmith reflect great credit upon
himself and the military service of
the United States"
1t. Deppensmith, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd Deppensmith, Oak
Harbor, joined the Ohio National
Guard in 1889 to become a member
Of the 37th Division which went
overseas in 1912. He returned to
the States to attend Officers Can
didate School in 1914, and has re-
mained in the Army since that
time. He had another overseas
tour of duty in 1947, also in the
Pacific.
1t. and Mrs. Deppensmith and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
READERS VIEWS

Dear Editor:
The coming November elections
give promise of some closely con-
tested decisions. One of these
which should be of great interes'
to the people of Ottawa county
is the race for sheriff.
Gambling and prostitution
seem to have free reign. They
have flourished for SO long that
they have become accepted by
the community as necessary evil
Children in the school buses learn
about Rosy's almost as soon as
they learn to read and write. Is
this the kind of environment par
ents want their children to be
brought up in? / stood by while
a sixteen year old lad lost seven
teen dollars in a slot machine, and
saw another person lose sixty-tive
dollars on another game of chance.
Bury the cat-tails, clean up the
lakefront, make our town beauti-
full" when underneath lies vice and
corruption. How about cleaning
up our houses of i'll repute, then
clean up our lakefront.
While on Guam, | met a Mar
inc whose first question, after
learning that | was from Port
Clinton, was, ''Is that little white
house near the trestle still oper-
ating ?" This happened to me
again in Los Angeles, short
time later.
Go to any cab driver or service
station attendant in Port Clin-
ton, and ask him how many times
he has been asked "Say fella,
where's Rosy's place ?" If he can
remember, the number will astound
you.
For the past six months | have
been talking to people of various
walks of life and asking "Just
why do conditions such as these
exist?" The majority of answers
were, What can a person do
about it?' and "Too many repu-
table men of the community are
Here's what can be done-there
are two men running for sheriff
and so far | haven't heard any
opinion from either one, as to
what their plans are regarding
these issues. Before voting, we
should make these two men COM
nit themselves on these problems.
G.. J. Jadwisiak.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
Delegates Named
For Farmers Union

Delegates to attend the 18th
annual convention, Nov. 1O-11, in
Canton, were elected Thursday
at the meeting of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative
Union held in Danbury communi-
ty hall.
Named as delegates were Ed
win Bredehoft, Mrs. Edward Lud-
wig, William Fillinger, M. j. Barn
holt, Wilburt McRitchie, John
Hensler and Clarence Bloch. AL
ternates named were Mrs. Wilburt
McRitchie, Mrs. M. j. Barnholt,
Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft, Mrs. HON.
er Stewart and Lester Luchsinger.
A public card party will be held
Friday night, Nov. 5, in the COM,
munity hall, with Edwin Bredehoft
as chairman. Assisting will be
Mrs. Elmer Won Claim, Mrs. Will
liam Carstens, Mrs. Clarence
Bloch, Mrs. Otto Henderlich, Mrs.
John Ropers, Mrs. Edward Lud-
wig, and Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
Tardy Medal Given
Local Soldier

LACARNE - 1st 1t. Lloyd F.
Deppensmith, officer of Erie Ord
nance Depot, today was awarded
the Bronze Star Medal with V for
meritorious wartime service as an
enlisted man in the Pacific theater.
The presentation was made by
Col. j. E. McInerney, Commanding
Officer of Erie Ordnance Depot, at
the post, and in the presence of
a group of staff officers.
The medal for meritorious SER
vice at Bougainville, Solomon ISL
ands, during the period of March
II to April 3 Of 1914, when 1t.
Deppensmith, then a corporal, was
serving with the 37th Infantry Di-
vision.
The citation awarding the medal
reads: while exposed to enemy
sniper, mortar and machine gun
fire, the above named enlisted men
checked and repaired small arms
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
PEACE CHURCH
PLANS REPAIRS
Kreutzfeld Memorial Fund is
Started For Enlargement
Work At Local Church

Due to enlarged Sunday School
and organization enrolment IN
Peace Lutheran church, an eXpan-
sion program is now underway
which includes plans for an en-
larged Luther League hall and
basement in the next few years.
The drive was spearheaded by
the Ladies Aid and Missionary So
ciety, an ever-active organization
both in the local church and in the
Women's Missionary Federation
in which it is member.
The "Kreutzfeld Memorial
FUND.-, as it is known, was begun
in June, and was started with a
500 gift by the Society in MEM
ory OF Mrs. Detlef Kreutzfeld, one
of the then remaining five charter
members of Peace church. Since
then Mrs. Hans Bahnsen, Gypsum,
also a charter member, has passed
to her reward. ..
Since it's origin, the Fund has
received the following gifts: SO in
memory of Richard Dick" Davids
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett;
81 in memory of Sgt. Elmer N.
Smith by the Amiel Smith family,
and SIS in memory of Pfc. Paul
Matthiesen by Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Lowein, Sr., Bowling Green.
II is hoped that by continued
gifts and proceeds from organi-
rational endeavors, the Societies
goal may be reached in the not
too distant future. .
In 1945, Peace church undertook
complete redecorating program
in which the church auditorium
and sanctuary were beautified and
new vases, misal stand and cruel
fix were gifts from organizations.
A new Hammond organ was
purchased in 1916 to replace the
old pipe organ, this being the first
such instrument in a local church.
New chairs for the Parish Hall
were purchased two years ago
and new set of tables is to ar
rive shortly.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
Schools Closed
For Conference

Ottawa county school children
and those of other northwestern
Ohio schools, are enjoying va
cation this Friday, October 80
as faculty members attend the
Northwestern Ohio Teachers as
sociation conference being held in
Toledo this weekend.
All county football games will
be played this Thursday night,
with Genoa playing at Port Clin-
ton, Elmore travelling to Lakeside,
and Oak Harbor playing at Glib
sonburg in Sandusky Bay confer
ence games.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
County Winner
To Complete Tests

ATHENS, Ohio-Miss Adele A.
Kihlken, of Danbury township
high school, Lakeside, has been
named Ottawa county winner in
the Ohio History, Government and
Citizenship awards competition for
high school students, sponsored by
Ohio University.
With the other 81 Ohio county
winners, plus 10 representatives
at-large next highest in rank, Miss
Kihlken will take the final exam
ination on Ohio University cam
pus Friday, Oct. 20, and will be a
guest of the university this week
end. Cash awards go to the win
nerS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29

their two sons, two-year-old David
and 8-months-old Donald, reside at
Erie Ordnance Depot.
A recent routine review of rec
ords of Erie Ordnance Depot Of
fcers by WO E. A. Luce, assist
ant adjutant, disclosed the fact
that the orders for the award of
this medal to 1t. Deppensmith, is
sued in April of 1914, had never
been fulfilled. The oversight was
Immediately corrected.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
AT SAME BASE

Two local soldiers, Pvt. Eugene
H. Rose and Pvt. Joe Hohler, are
stationed at the same base in Tex
as. Their address is 3702 Train
ing Squadron, Flight 1861, Lack
land Air Force Base, San Antonio,
Texas. The youths recently en-
listed for service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
AT MASONIC MEET

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson,
Richard Cover and James Wilton
left Sunday to attend the Ohio
Royal Select Master Masonic Grand
Council meeting in Dayton. They
returned late Tuesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
Motorists Fined
In Justice Court

Two motorists were fined by
Justice E. J. Brough Friday, after
their arrests by law enforcement
officers.
Joseph Loisel, Jr., ,Sandusky,
was arrested by Highway Patrol
man Schwartz on charges of cross
ing yellow lines and passing on a
curve. He was fined $40 and costs.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick al
rested Miguel Luera, Gypsum, on
charges of having no operators Ii
cense. Luera was fined SIS and
costs.
Vote for the extra levy for
Portage Twp. School Garage. SILT
Elect Myron A. ROsentreter
Prosecuting Attorney 36-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29

Come in and buy your winter
needs st "RUSTY'S". New and
used clothing. Coats, snowsuits,
leggings, etc. 1408 E. Second st.
Phone 1862. 37-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29
AT SHOE SHOW

j. G. Kolesar of the Kolesar Shoe
store is attending the National
Shoe Dealers Association conven-
tion in Chicago this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29

Now is the time to lay-away giffs
for Christmas. Philips, Jewellers.
33-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29

Oil and Gas Space Heaters for
any room of the house. Habit
eel Co. Silt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-29

Last two days to see your
dishes as well as your laundry
done in glass on display at our
store. Hablitzel Co. Silt
Evening star., 1948-04-12

os aAt1 5 sos8 SsEs es Ess
x.hson zilhls r. No. D. ss4s & silver sDrins Nd San
,::.''ss sss'Es s.,I S~Hsa s WI as s;,$:: $
IL ACRES, mbdern bunsalow. 4ns view,
small family; barn and chicken houses:
mostly cleared level land, some woods.
shosn 8 esd e s.s ss n4y 4.a EgoESs goFss
SUNDAY, paSid Lsushlin, wi. 1890, or M Mr.
ePisS oPPokfuNITY M ron INVESTOR or build.
m.diss. devsiopm.nt. .dioining Norshwsss
poSu.r oess rnis and fna ssss 81 sy sss
Of ssyersl ...l, hundred acres yith proysn !.
an acre each: preliminary. subdiyiiion
plans sTendy b, p;
Commission :, approved toposr..phical lay
tunity. GEO. J. MOSS. R.sltor, shsPh.rd
: r. sEs sszss.4s sSr1 :5a f.H4., m Is
s3a.T'd ana gNaRs sgEaias'A Aasns asas '.u rosp'
S soo sefss s q Wooded and With i sa sii.s..r
Sofsr o1s trsSsa sSsa i .H nj. a sSssf an soas sni
5os.s' ossl.s !. P',E so. Z: dasi assoN ar eoss
Mandate, Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone y, !447; olossa SUNDAYS. .
very choice building acreage on desirable
Chain Bridge rd., at only $3.50 an sere.
Better act fast. HEANEY Il GO, ,2e63
ga ACRES, mr. Fairiawn Gardens: 200.ft.
lrontage On bard road; buslins nearby.
SiNECREsT 0sEcTroN-Thrss distinctive
hilltop homesites with view for. miles
around. .. perfec. setting for that lons-
dreamed-of rambler; convenient 70 4air-
Lynch Il SONS, Owners, mi. out
sSEDsas sfHnSssi p1 1arThNTfioNos cSssa ssrs. sun ri
utils with I0-rm. house: 215 Addison
rd: Sc; amons ,ns home: and xh,ss Ghd,a
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1903; svss.
Evening star., 1948-04-12
LOTS FOR SALE Cont. !.

dreamed Of buiidinE your home We have
sy. aay ss sssun sSa i a. sassS. fon M
H:v.l aos Houses ssa ss s.'o Or g sms An q
aSti ss a. sao72E 'HREIE'9'FssSs sos 2E sgR5
SALE sY owNER-1o wooded acres, close
deal "a or' aor new % %sasdisisioI @ vii sasTiss foi
= y zoe 20 an soss acre. Can ia. soso night
coRNEH, 18th 18th ST. NV, near Primrose
I'd. Also beautiful inside lot, so 70 100
T. H. saasko .1S ikc aeshsa Mf 1i Ia
sgMDE.ss; rs A.IEsr,os.le ,..g ,s.; ,s:;.,osiss siss
%sassP ares. cal.
hSiiDaks sSf siss l5ee II af
homeseekers want homes with acrease
ordinated to construction loans for re-
tlss dsyelopmsnts tspri5nsSroos Forest an, and
where is brick homes now are under con-
struction on plots averaging an acre each.
and where proven buyers aceeptance. plus
build inyestisate this oppostantty, qEo.
Moss sN Sss1tsr sbepnsrda assss ssoo rdn.Bs. ss
suburban home on . spacious lot, where
can bas ass. 81. II Il: Ssssass ''o HsP
!. I. Blk. LIVE west OF 18th. primros. I'd. NV.
FUN Tor your aGms
survey free to nrst buyer: Buy one Of
Sas8 SY shans eoTarR2 He ssSs e y ss v. 1s ss
rsia prlssa 9or Yiimmedists ssis FRED ).
GEORGE. Esaltor, 217a No. olebe rd''
e6 edI6RED,oeosNfR SaI, o6 ssf1 Mead and whiting
ham streets, in Deanwood, Water and sew
sidS s.s s s:sas: ssshs hs''fs
sth AND NEwcoMB SITS. s.E.-cerner.
Sss nssn 'f a.ad & ra apt. 'ts acres. 81 soo ss
AIT. Site. iss.sos 50. It.; less than s5e
+ ssh b. and nS Mellon sse .. sis us sssSo
ssSfr ~ = SANDERS, II: s5ss; sA; ewes. Vi.
yS5ssT 55ss So AYE Y, uoa.a a was:ss ssR s rd an s
1sc s'Ge 50. It Il. % OWNER. SasS pg. ISt 4ss7. ~
LANHAM PARK---Beautiful lots, 1ooxl50
train @ and bus connections. Builders at
tention invited. Directions: Bladensburg
ONCE on left side Of Defense hwy; once
opsn daily and SUNDAY 10 am. Until DARK. DARK.
oio7 ba7AoS Or Union 7s4a. Write Or phone
for beautiful free folder showing ad-
snsisssx Tsx6ssxSr & 1sHha% snDs ssrk Tors in lds.-
i. 900 sa. f.; may be sold tosether OF
tive. well established, exclusive neighoor-
eiee.. sewer and water already piped 70
,o. price x sen.' gsT So Mt f. cfIl upan M1
APT. STE FOR sAE-owner leaving
Thursday; will sell desirable NV, corner,
containing 1900 50. #. with plans for
$500. Il sold Monday, Tuesday or Wed
nesday. Call Mr.. Lynch. VICTOR WICK
ERsHAM, OR. 2100, 1928 41st. st. NV.
coLoRED-LEyEL LOT, es IT. on Nash
near ksniITOE1h pRa eys co Pscss sss 3
.Ss rSs 81 ss6EfseHED SssH5 iS1s ...
these ioss are 90 e 81 &; II width; i,i
exchange for improved properties. HER
MAN scHMIDT, woodward Bldg. MA.
OCkS
Evening star., 1948-04-12
sCeUebAk sAle-vlRGikIA.

ASHTON HEIGHTS-3-bedroom bunealow
on very large attractive lot; $14. 900.
MANNAS REALTY CO., 2l16 Wilson blvd,
GL. or OK. 21S4. Ia
MODIFIED kAMBLER-This custom-built
brick home with Vermont slate is . rarity
on today's market; very desirable floor
plan comprising living room, 14x24 with
fireplace. dining room, equipped kitchen,
hall to connecting bedroom and full bath
on the LIST noor: hreezeway to sarase; on
the End moor, 2 spacious bedrooms. each
With double closets and another bath;
fun light basement, automatic heat, cop
Per plumbing; outside entrance, etc; lot
location. MANNAs REALTY CO., 2116
Wilson blvd, GL, 27s4. OK. 27s4. --1S
Evening star., 1948-04-12
STORES FOR RENT.

stcsy. a::.st a,uTs -sist 1890. 10000 50.
81 S, 'pts; ss;s ss Conn be ~. S:o7sibs b sgp :ggps
,,,s. s.os. n; issss ~, R IL .ssDSs. s.s fss
osssE!RsTfE!n. ss!' SAuFsa Iss .tt ioo rAks
xsiis.n "a .;.,s5si
repair shop, shoe repair shop candy
j. 4. y. MMLEk DEySEioPaENr 60;
ssso sss Mas sMs Store or or 4ess e. spa .pse.
remodeled; located. in heart Of medical
DISTRICT, 2lst> and N sts. NV. Gall
SSEEw SSEEw MODERN STORES in business CEN
,,aI ter In heart Of hessviy Popllstsd nv
shoe repair d.gfs.0rs tro1.p
rsstsurant. rr, eat' ete.: Kent cisaner,. cleaner Homes
Bakery are some Of the important mer-
IL this location, LOUIS BuRMAN, RE.
ssiE2fsHaEspA-sevsral stores and workshops
ss9se sh!:s s 'sRs .T' ss.4s: a.
isss Ms; K KEsNapY Asal ST. ,xw-rorm.fIy Els res
s9I ash st. store Nth tn lgs. ssoT hoy,
< 4: HUMPHRfBs. h.sltor, NH. $3.50,
sos sos Il ii sf.D DisIi NE.Npouble store, about 30.
snd;aT: spt; Brown REALTY CORP,
Sss1sSTs " ssSsN scsoSssNrR, so, 9 st. NV.
spppruximately sixss: Available July /
faRTT sa coSAfe4euT 1te4 avE 81 81 aoer 'front.'
able for dress shop eoTs.tisEs, ehiTopoaist,
and elevator service furnished. Apply
within, from 9 g 3 Pm; w., Ia IL.
ior s.n r.tsi AsP :tor. eont.nins approx '0e i4S9
e.: Ss:oT. TH9asf ss is,S st. rnsHIE ISM b. s9s $3.50 me-
for many business purposes. MA. 1l0l.
T,s T. M sIasiH. lelsGS isss s..
sa to or alley S.'Gnd sd se pkns Tss
ssn:s' I.ni .stssl; CO.. S. Ssi 81 NJ
IH ns,S lNAb NA s1s sipo ST. Nw-R..dy 10 o.s .ssr.
Ing. 4SxS0. can give long term lease q
M son,s.s on sns ynT
auired., This location. In the heart Of th.
Medical Center, is one Of the most active
j. J, 4 sne wIIks1ka Co. Realtors. fsS4 1
y. y tsr:s sAAw?s@fd..l location low renal
d5hMAR 65i1Mi e Dsf%isosss DMaNiossuis.s. zeal e.sss.
radio and elec., barber or watch maker;
$50 mo. viii give lease. GE; 1891. Il
store. with modern front; approx. 400
sq. Il. BASILIKo INvEsTMENT CORP.
VACANT 1st-conn. property for lease q
Se1 4th st; nv; entire building and rear
for .pavnbroker,. furniture repair, or any
sdTippEN . tcoHN' NC. TX. S7o5, stii
So4 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Ideal for col.
ored barber shop, beauty parlor or "a.
do store. rent reasonable. Phone sT
NEW MODERN STORES, Hyattsviile-Ad-
joining theater. Heart Of business: sec.
tire. stores vii start in go days. caaIl
n At ESN0 -l1
Evening star., 1948-04-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ENTIRE BLDG. approx. 6,400 50. It., In
excellent location in Sc section; reasonable
STEIN d CO, 141b K st. NV. ME. $500.
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. distributor. See METROPOLITAN
WAREHOUSE CO.. so Fla. ave. ne. Ho.
4 900 50. FEET. warehouse or asr, space,
incl. mod. facil, with railroad sidina and
loading platform, for immed. OCCUPANCY.
LINCOLN CO. 1913 n st. nv. DI. s6ss.
Evening star., 1948-04-12
sUslNtss PROPERTY ron MLE.

BUStNkSS PkOPSkVY FOW 4A68.
FILLING STATION and. lo-cer EsIage
Win modern EQUIP and sar..e stock n,oS scoiis e.
eiSdss g. m -rm. house with bsmt.; furn::
heat; priced to sell by owner. Call Sat.
and Sun, GL. 1899: after weekdays.
Mr.. UNION STATION, 1st comI; 2-story-
and bsmt brick bldg, 60x100 to soft.
alley; S washrooms; End floor leased; will
give possession OF 1st floor and bsnt. VIII
finance A. NJ ROTH, RE 1880. Ia
End COMM. SPACE, approx. 1900 "a. f.
doth st. near F., ideal showroom or work
shop space; building equipped with pas
senger and freight elevators: loading ia
cilities from alley. Leasing dept. LEO d.
BERNSTEIN a. CO., 1415 K st. NV. NE.
ENTIRE BLDG, APPROX. 5,4oo 50. #. 9th
st. sw.n suitable for showroom and stor-
age; excellent freisht facilities: Reasonable
rent. Call Mr. Kiely, LEO N. BERNSTEIN
g. CO., l4l5 K st. NV. ME. 5400. --12
STORE and two upper floors near Tth and
Indiana ave. NV; approx. $500 SO. IT,;
oil heat; freight elevator: entrance on
sta; reas. rent. Leasing dept, LEO II
BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415 K st. NV. NE
1900 -16
DOWNTOWN, TIL 9Th st. NV, near c.
4-story building and bsmt. for ofiices or
light nanufacturing. Will divide or rent
as entirety. Phone ME. 1888: res, WA.
CoLORED-sroRE, APT. above s5os Ga.
ave. NV; price, $1g,750; terms. rosses-
sion may be had Of store, WO. 7125. --l2
Evening star., 1948-04-12
LOTS FOR SALE.

BlRGAN-s76 down. bal. SO per mo.
!soIy. oa coissvills pike; Sesutiful shsde
ssng s unsa MAKfis KEfis "a 'yf sof4 ss.. es.:
r. bSxssel;,.,. "a; a. Mo- s...
Il Il ssss. Sis;t Fzs FzAsfD sisr g. e. xsss
ss.e st.: K. d block & q, p. AZ. -. .s.sIa, M
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PfRs PTRsIssis & IJf t1S S}e. vi nGrss sss S.:1i.ur
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Sy. 5SslsE sisssdisg. sIvd.' al atiii.; $3.50.
Beautiful lot. near playground. Catholic
and py5lis pg5 schools, transportation; $4,000.
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foe' Eass' m GOOD RESIDENTIAL section. in
NV wash or Chevy Chase, Md.-Almost
any size desired; priced at 9 price you
svail. ava PAUL ?. sToSE i xDWARp q
CALDWELL, developers. Ma. 1879. liz
LOT 51x1s7' on Piney Branch I'd. Must
be sold Good location. $3.50. Can
Mr.. Bramham. DI. 4704. with Bk1TznL.
d. 3100. Ia
NEARLY ACRES on . beautiful knoll.
just north Of Annsndale on the Fails
Church rd, A lovely spot to build that
good buy. CECIL B. LuPTON. Realtor,
Ow. 1888, OK. oSbe. Ewes. CH. 2557.
ARLINGT0N-Tmproyed lot, s0x125. ] blk.
from schools, bus and store. $1,000 or
best ofier. Phone OK. 238e. -13
FOUR ADJOINING LOTS, z5xeo each Y
block Oh 49th st. ne. RA. s0s4. eve; S-s.
ss,aA FOE QUICK sALE-Hish. dry. cool
bunsalow site. on street o. detsenee
Suithnd I'd. Sc. Exclustye GEO; .
KING CO., st. lse5, Resi- Estate an6 n
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Evening star., 1948-04-12
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE PRoPERTY-one 2-story
and one 4-story manufacturing building,
situated on $4,000 square feet Of corner
property, on prominent thoroughfare. In
Southwest washinston; will sell CT lease
In part or as an entirety; zoned 2nd COM
mereial. Phone Mr. Peck, GE. 1855. with
SHANNON q LucHs CO., 1908 H st. NV,
Ma. 234b. liz
hoor, with railroad siding, truck entrances.
etc. Zoned industrial. Perfect factory
lceationsi Call HARRY COHEN, RE. 47s5l.
Evening star., 1948-04-12

NEXT 70 NEW DUPONT THEATER-In
12-stcry Once BLDG; size 10 By go. 10000
supt. on premises, 1346 Conn. ave, AD
COR. 14th AND T SITS. N.w.-pesigned
many other uses; total 81 900 90. IT. noor
space; fireproof const.. wide spans between
100 on ground noor. Large front elev. to
3 main FRS. passenger elev. TO 4th a. used
as light, quiet ONCE Entire bldg. served
lot directly in rear. r. 9. NASH, so
Fla ave ne. HO. 06s2. -15
USED CAR PARKING and repair lot
Eastern ave GE 1884.