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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-09
Conference BuEEes

As II Is at every conference,
chief interest apparently Is where
the various ministers OF the con-
ference will be assigned this year.
Conjectures are ripe and. Of
course. Bishop Babcr il keeping
his own counsel. Chief interest
seems to surround the pastorate
Of st. James A.M.E. church in st.
Paul where Rev. B. N. Moore Is
rounding out his ninth year as
pastor Of the handsome new
church.
The announced intention last
year of Bishop Babcr to move all
pastors this year has the con-
ference humming.
In the case OF st. James church
in ST. Paul, the puzzle gets
tougher because Rev. Moore has
just finished the building. the
construction OF which. was spear
headed and directed by him.
Curbstone correctional poll
ucians are up a tree on this post.
Some are Of the opinion that pas
tor Moore will be allowed at least
another year to enjoy the pastor
ate of the brand new church
building. Others say the bishop
has precedent for changing pas
tors under similar circumstances.
Other churches where there Is
huge interest in pastor assign
mcnts are ST. Peter AME in Min
neRpolis where II. c. Boyd Is COM
plcting very successful five
years and in St Paul church at
Des Moines where the present
pastor is Rev. A. J. Irvine.
The local committee in charge
Of arrangements for the enter
tainmcnt OF the conference was
chairmaned by Lester f. Boyd
with Bertha L. King and NJ. r.
Burgess as co-vice-chairmen
Committees and members are:
HOUSING: J. f. johnson. chair
man; o. c. Hall secretary: Jewel
Livingston. Jean Waters, b. c.
Archer. Ermyle Boyd, Crystal
Burgess, Lillian f, Balenger, VIII
liam Roberts, Ernest Covington.
Airing Reese, Calvin Parker. J. Il
Lynn. Herman CsddeIL Charles
Williams, Elgte Clay and Pearl
Brooks.
FOOD: Eva Neal. chairman:
Matte A. King. Virginia Duke,
George Hall, Marjorie Ward. Ad-
die Jackson, Eva Henderson.
and Susan Christian
MUSIC: Cora Z. Moore. chair
man; Bertha l. King. Villa Mae
Barber, Gloria l. Williams, Lii
Ian Balenger.
RECoNDTTIoNING: Frank
Jackson, chairman; Lester +.
Boyd Herbert Foster. Clarence
Anderson. Clarence Duke, Robert |
1. Cox, Eva Neal and Mary Eng
land.
COURTESY; opheha Harmon.
Chairman; Ewen Galloway. Nancy !
Allen. Carrie Lindsay and Minnie
REFRESHMENTS: Lucy cAson.
Pearl Brooke Nancy |
Allen and Matte A. King.
SOUVENIR PROGRAM: Her
bert l. Foster. Jr- chairman: Les
ter T. Boyd. Irene BlAkey, Aldon-
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Mason City. Ia.
BY RUBY Y. MACER
900 South jackson 81.

Sunday School was well attend
ed at 81. Johns Baptist church.
Bupt. w. Il. Martin was In charge.
Al the II o'clock service Rev. f.
Gladstone Scott presented visit
ing minister, Rev. Granville VIII
Hams who brought the sermon.
Mrs. Williams and Ronald and
Granville JT. were Visitors for the
day. Rev. Williams chose for his
subject. Let Us" Vedda Jean
Ripper IL a new member Of the
church and a candidate for bap-
tiAm. Rev, Taylor and sons. Ed
ward. BAyard and Stevens. were
out-of-tOwn visitors at the morn
ing services.
Vernon Richard, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Turner
passed away at the Mercy Hos
pitAl Sunday at 8 a. m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Golden are the chlIds
grandparents. residing at 634 50.
Adams Ave.
Visitors at the home of Miss
Veda Jean Ripper Rre Marcia and
Barbara Cabeli and Betty and
Katy Carter Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Henry JOHNSON OF Man, Ia
returned Friday from Kansas
City. where she Vcntured on a
business trip.
The Soclalites sponsored a hay
ride from Mason City TO the Cecil
Douglas farm, three miles east OF
Manly, Ia. Monday evening.
Mrs. Lee Douglas Ia able 10 be
up and around again after q re-
lapse several weeks ago.
The Clouds Of Joy gave a fare
we'll party at the home Of the
Cabells, 80 So Jefferson, Satur-
day night.
The Chicken dinner sponsored
by the Women for the Women's
Day was an overwhelming sue
cess. An amount of more than SIS
was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Bradley Of
keOkuk In. were week end
guests at the home of Mrs. Brad
lcy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Is.
Smith, ~ Sixth st, 8. w.
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ST. PHILIPS LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Since the Word OF God teaches
that one Is saved by faith and
faith alone, what force does the
Old Testament Law have in the
lives OF Christians? This Is a
question which has agitated the
Church for many centuries. Some
parts of the Church teach that the
Law Is still binding and neces-
sAry to salvation. Others teach
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-09

state of Minnesota. county Of
Hennepin. District Court, Fourth
Judicial District.
Patricia Rae oliver. by her
Guardian Ad Litem Della He'll.
Plaintiff
William oliver, Defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA To
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFES
DAST.
You are hereby summoned and
required To answer the complaint
In IN" action above entitled, which
complaint has been filed in the Of
flee Of the clerk Of said court, and
To file your answer to said com
plant In said office OF said court
within thirty t30D days after the
service OF this summons upon you.
exclusive OF the day OF such serv-
Ice, and that II YOU fail tO answer
said complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff above named
viii apply To the court for the re-
lief demanded In sBid complaint
Theodore = bloom
Attorney for Plaintiff
1897 SiColIet Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dated September 7. 1919
spokesman Sept y. i6 & "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-09
General Mills Had
Second Best Year
In Firm History

General Mills (makers Of Wheaties, Gold Medal Flour,
Bsquck Softak Betty Croker Cake Mixes ct all in its 2st
annual report stockholders and employees recently reported
the second best earnings year company history and
high in payments TO employees Total sales 564
compared with &5S7376 during the preceding year Earn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-09

inKs were S1I 1854 ,038 compared
with Sl3,O6s, O67. and wages and
salaries Including retirement
benefits) were I43,722, 495. an In
crease Of S1,656,sO6 over the pre-
ceding year.
Earnings and Dividends
The earnings averaged 2.S cents
on each dollar Of sales compared
with 20 cents the year previous.
Earnings per share Of common
stock amounted TO S5.1i Rs against
the previous years earnings Of
1888.
Dividends 10 the approximately
1900 stockholders were paid on
all classes Of stocks at the same
amounts per share as q year ago.
Total dividend payments were So
D34 1901. Earnings reinveated In
the business were Sb,720,0l7.
RclnVestmsnt Of Earnings
Harry 4. Bulls, board chairman
and LeRllo N. Perrin. company
president, In u signed Introductory
letter 10 tho annual report en-
phAHiEed the earnings Of t5,720,-
OFT that were rcinvested In tho
business.
These TeinveHted earnings
were used primarily for financing
Of expenditures for plant and
equipment, which amounted TO S.
S33,2Si," the officers pointed out.
Believing that our business
should strive constantly TO produce
goods In greater variety and guam
uty and at lower costs 10 the
public, General Mills has spent
S26.b million during the past three
fiscal years for expansion and Inn
provement OF facilities,
Substantial rclnVeatment OF
earnings has permitted this pro-
gram 20 be accomplished with q
net reduction Of working capital
during the same period Of but S4.4
million"
Wages and Salaries
The number Of employees re-
manned stable at approximately
$4,000. Wages and salaries includ-
ing retirement system benefits
were the highest In company his
tory. Enrolment In the General
Mills Health Association, which
pays medical and disability bene-
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Chemical cotton pulp 10 the pur~
est form % eeIlulose available 70
the ehSAhIcal industry, II is the
basic raw material for hlgh.tenaeI.
v automobile tire cord and also
for speciality fabrica
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salad Appeal

A few dark green leaves of spin
ach or dandclion green's included
n = tossed salad add TO the color
and appetite appeal 81 the salad.
Evening star., 1949-01-11

ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON. auc-
tioneers.-Trustees' sale of machin-
cry, equipment, etc. OF Nu-Zest
Pure Juice Co., Inc, at No. 1926
Half st. Sc BY virtue Of two
chattel deeds of trust recorded
among the records of the Recorder
OF Deeds Of the District OF Column
bia, October 6. 194S. as instrument
Nos. 39737 and 3913s, and at the
request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell by
public auction as an entirety within
the above premises on FRIDAY, thss
14th day Of January, 1949. at IL
O'Clock am, the machinery ana
equipment, contained therein. In
cluding in part: 7i2-h.p. Frick re.
frlgerating machine. creamery pack:
age soaker type bottle washer and
bottle filler, No. 5 A Tuttle system
fruit crusher, large size Josiah An.
stice potato peeler, 5O-gal. and 200
gal. stainless steel mixing and cool.
ing tanks, cooling coil for refrigerat-
ing cold room, half inch water
pump. half inch sanitary pump.
steam jug sterilizer, floor trucks.
mixing vat, Permutit water purifier;
ONCE desks and chairs, paper and
glass bottles, jugs, cans. wire bottle
crates, ice cream shipping Jackets,
fruit concentrate, etc. Terms: Cash.
HARRY s. KLAVAN, RICHARD B.
TALLEY, Trustees. HARRY w.
GOLDBERG. Attorney for Trustees
Investment Bldg Jah,S.1 l,l3
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcont.)

DOCTORS. ATTENTION! once witt
Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase. Md
Bus at door, WI 2571. IL
28O5 18th ST. NV large, con.
oss!ns ote ressonsbs es9s isass asDs for S dost0
* st. NV. ME. $500. III
OFFICE IN LAWYERS SUITE. Wood.
ward, Building, avail. to administrs-
tive lawyer: incl. sec. and tele. serv
ATTRAdT1yE' f1lI RI yIs7 Small, nvt ONCE; Il5 t,5n
e.rrss o. Snlurn;; ssesptisnIst: sslsphsn; aS
1900 BLK. CONN. AVE; 2nd fioor,
ideal for studio. j. GINBERG, RE.
4as9; n9G,Gy eyes; s " RA. a.ss5. IL
rent all or part: located in Hyatts-
vile business district. UN 2O63.
9 ROOMS, corner bldg. all services
furnished, ample parking space, $50
NTH; BROWN REALTY CORP, DU.
cKSUND y. FL FLOOR, consisting sas of 5
janitor service furn. VI: Gail si NA ss9i' sno
Law OFFICE, desirable room In dig
nified suite, use of reception room,
library libra and conference room. Suite
g ST. nv DI. 5osn. ~
SPG.-Pvt. once or desk
space. Phone and seer. service.
Opp Opp: P. Q. Cali WoRTH1NGToN,
DoWNTOWN-ofhce or desk space;
ice if desired; reasonable. MA. 1927.
1903 X ST. N.W-Available immedi-
ately, 2-rm. suite. may consider fur
n!Shins. switchboard service avail
Office aRFf Fhi sPAcE n4sG FOR RENT in @at South
zs6 xsSt M Market; x reasonabls mai e. rsataI.
TWO LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS, 9th
and q stS. NV, completely reno
lin. with WEAVER BROS, INC,
GGashihgfon Gn' 44sss Blds.' d. $500: eye eyes
consisting of 8 rms and bath, in
splendid condition. on Georgia ave,
near Suburban Bank, for rent at
ss sfas. ,le price cali Ca IS 81 Lv 500; eyes,
Realtor. s6d1s Z Georeia ara' ave- rANN14N' Ni4
DOCTORS OR DEN
TISTS!-of1ce available, desirable
location on main thoroughfare in
business section. Call MR.. ALLEN,
BUILDING, corner sth and
G Sts. w.-Large, o-window office
availatle: reasonable rent. full serv-
ice. CAFR1TZ. 1404 K St NV,
DI 9OSO ii
1881 X ST. NV, corner of Goth and
K sts.-2 large rms, second floor
heat; light tanitor service. BRODIE
& COLBERT, INC. Realtors. Ma.
1873 -11
SMALL OFFICE. furnished in good
location: $50. 1912 Eye st. NV.
ST. TO35. IA
ONCE, lawyers once. real estate,
dentist, and other profession: in
ouire at CO. SO37 or MA. 1lSO.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
MONTGOMERY CO.
STORES FOR RENT

OFF UPPER I4th ST, nr. Col. I'd
8 rms. semibsmt., oil heat; suit. any
light bus; Sl25 mo-. long lease;
owner leaving. RA. 1921. sH. $40.
SEVERAL wELL-LoCATED stores.
your business. Ma. 1888. IL
a STORES--New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended, in a proven shopping center;
, suitable for hdwe childEsns chi ap wear wear,
Rsnr.1srn 59s Tvs, eomBlstsd sSs Z, HE HERMAN A
4729, 81. 6O25 IL
CORNER I1th AND X SITS. NV
Approx. LOO 50. TT, 2, rest rooms,
TR ThhpIR heT REREfY EaaPFs Co. q 0Ph los 'sse IS
pRTGsToRE i Z; II, G9D DLocArIoN-Ready so
days, Silver Hill and Marlboro I'd
Large housing DEVELOPMENTS in area.
5HGk jazz coopEfa%1rH as5 asesf t. s 15sh Gtf19{
BRsND!NEw 4 :S' RH: ssiE SHOPPING CENTER in
Silver Spring, Nd, has two stores
available, suitable for ) and 10c
store and bakery; Ihickly popu-
lated area; Call Mr.. kiely. LEO N
CORNER STORE or ofice; 18th and
Eye St NV; 1900 SO. it. includes
two rooms and balcony: reasonable
rent; Apply AsToR HOTEL, ST.
BRASp-NEw Hs,S COR. STORE, sele
full basement (owner will divide)
suitable f9r drugstore. appliances, &c,
med; poss., full lensth x,siI wind9Ts; vs.
r. sfod BERNs4E1N PaISRsE ca NC kf5s ssatlo4s EE
1873 saa' 81 sr. NV NV MApDfeH' Ma or"o' eox5o
tcan be enlargedl, excellent loca-
florist or gift sop in thickly pop,u-
LEO N. NJ BERNsTEiN & CO" Real
tors, l415 K st. NV. ME. 54o0.
wESTMONT SHOPPING CENTER. the
ropolitan Area: all parking in front
of stores; located AT Columbia pike
and Glepe. rd. .Arliniton, Va. Store
I,5x6I With half basement, sntr sultsDis mabs
wear. shoe store, florist. jewelry.
mill ends, optician or manv other
types of retail business. This is an
opportunity of lifetime. Must be
seen Sc ~ 10 sa be appreciated. Phone 9S gym
BEAuTiFuL STORE on Wis. ave. in
the heart of Bethesda; large show
window; reasonable rent: immediate
posse SSion Call WI. 1888. ID
STORE. 2Ox6O, new shopping center
in Falls Church: Va. $50 per mo.
1513. or FA. 661l. Ill
UPPER 18th ST, 3463 14th st. NV.
Ideal location dress, hat shop or
other business Display window.
Opp Cavalier Hotel. RA. 2036. -17
STORE. 1sx4O for rent in new COM
mercial center, restaurant. and bar
ber shop, now doing business fast
growing community. Lanham, Md.
Call WA QRSQ Ia
Evening star., 1949-01-11
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA CON-

SO it., End coml zone near End and
L sts. ne; $50 per mo. HERMAN
Sk SeHMI3T' Gn2T' IA IA. s2S7; s25 M-2,d ro3 com,
$50 SO. it., End floor, heat and
water furn., Sl35 mo-; will rent
part. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. III
H ST. NE, near 3rd-2-story brick
BLDG, 20x1O, heat furn., $3.50 mo.
A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880, Ill
Mr.. 9Th AND e. CAPITOL-Brick ga
rage, 5Ox22, IL 1T. cell. gas heat,
plumbing. on 3O-ft.- alley. $s5 mo.
A. NJ ROTH, RE. 1880. Ill
BRENTWOOD-1st fl. 3Ox6O, open
space, 14-ft. cell. for light mfg.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
AUCTION SALES

:. a. SLOAN . CO., INC, auction
eers. Large sale; Lauter baby grand
piano, bedroom. dining room and
living room furniture Of every de-
scription; china, glassware. bric-a-
brac, silverware, 2s7 domestic rugs.
pictures, lamps, mirrors, draperies,
trunks. metal earden turniturs' &c:
18th st. wednesday January, 18th
At 10 Am. From estates, storage
concerns and private owners: Now
on view. Terms cash: c. 6; SLOAN
4 CO., NC, auctioneers. Estaolished
1891. Ill
Evening star., 1949-01-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MORTGAGE LOANS. 4ec-4laee So
loan: no charge for appraisais.
MOORE 4 HILL CO. sO4 II st. NV.
TRUSTS, 1st. . nd and :srd: Nd. Va
and D. c.: wk's service. ADAMS
REALTY CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV.
CASH ss iGF FOR End TRUST. NOTES
mSn tesphone peslfF esS PS5iGn5 FuIToN sas aoR
DON, i427 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
Brokers. attention
1st AND end TRUST LOANS on real
DRAIsNER. 14O4 L st. NV. MA. 4I57.
MONEY ON SECOND rRUsT-We
will buy second-trust notes. D c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CoRP:, 1872 N. Y ave. NV.
We HAVE CLIENTS TO BUY deferred
purchase money. 2nd trusts. MITCH
ELL QUICK, 81. 71131, RA. 341S.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors,
133l G st. M nv NE; S4S5
roVins cali coLoNiAL 1NvEsTMENT
FmsreTRTsT sh 1. LoANs IS on M real ioe Estate;
low rates; 3 or year terms and
monthly payments p J. WALSHE,
LOANS on REAL ESTATE. 1st and
ice. HENRY SALUs. estab. 1924,
MA, 1862, llO4 Vermont ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-01-11
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
a { the Procurement Section Of the
National Bureau Of Standsrds un,
til . pm, January IA. 194a. and
then publicly opened for furnish
for the alteration to Building No:
90 at the National Bureau, OF
Standards as described in the plans
and specifications. copies Of which
may be obtained at the Procure.
ment Section. National Bureau OF
SMHanhaislus MaHhinstnn &c e" III
Evening star., 1949-01-11
SALES (cont.)

THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON, auctioneers,
4:}5 Southern Bldg.-Trustees sale
OF valuable two-story brick dwelling
being known as premises No. 143
5th St. Sc. By virtue of a certain
deed of trust duly recored, in Liber
No. S0S1, Folio 51l ct seq. of the
land records OF the District of Co.
lumbia, and at the request of the
party. securde thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell, at public
auction in front of the premises. on
Tuesday, the 18th day of January
AID. 1919, at > o'clock pm. the
following g-described land and prem
ises; situate in the District Of Co.
lumbia, and designated as and being
Lot "a in Wolf ct al, subdivision of
part of Square S23 as per plat re-
corded in the Office of the Surveyor
for the District of Columbia in Liber
81 at folio 1919. Terms. Sold sub
ject to. prior building association
deed of trust for Sl.12494. further
particulars of which will be an
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price, above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $4,000
required. Conveyancing, recording.
revenue stamps, etc, at purchasers
cost. Terms 10 be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
cretion of the trustees. O. D.
kERLEY, E M. FENNER, Trustees.
ja6.S.1 .l4.11.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WE HAVE MANY CLIENTS, including
out-of-town organizations. looking
for warehouse space. List your
Cali Mr. Kelly. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
d. CO. Realtor, l4l5 K st. NV,
ME- 54O0. III
RANGING IN SIZE from 1000 to
5000 50. #. in D. C. for immediate
occupancy. Prefer truck loading
facilities with heat. lights and water.
Consult Mr.. jenkins. with SHANNON
g. LUcHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
MA 3345 -lo
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE wanted.
suitable for storing furniture for
Milton H RoSsler Furniture Co.
2543 l4th st. NV. Call MR.
BRODEP II
Evening star., 1949-01-11

5-PAss. CADILLAC SEDAN, 1st-
class cond.; Wv tires, r, h.;
will exchange for clear lot or equity
in small house Call OWNER, ewes,
Wo. 0s20 or weekdays, MA. O717.
BEAUTIFUL BRADLEY HILLS Grove
and Congressional Forest Estate
able type in the heart of the Coun-
try Club section. Prices start at
1ss f. BarEs IS wARsEa sisf n G9fE oliver af5s
HnLs-over so desir-
center and . blocks from schools,
reasonable price to builder. r: B.
BTIhSRks MAHREN' faKE PIKE SoTicE, St5a IL a. bl
Of land in City of Alexandria; over
10000 SO. #, zoned for row houses;
priced to sell R. L. KANE. 1O5 s.
WASHINGTON St.. Alexandria. Alex.
o. @OIS; Open m till sd, 9 pm. If no
adjoining lots: (c1 Z adjoining lots.
Woodside Park. single lot. all resi-
dental single family: we'll located.
To inspect call Mr. White, with VIM.
N. THRoCKMoRToN, Realtor, DI.
LANHAM PARK-Beautiful lots. T.
F. HALEY, UN. 7649 or HY. O1O7.
LOT, 1OO-ft, frontage, on Colesville
rG,, 1876 #. deep water level lot at
Burnt Mills. high-type sec; So, 400;
also . lots. Col. Beach, Va. 81.
2S CHOICE wooded lots IN
Aurora Hills, Oakcrest, Arlington
Ridge rd. and Alexandria, Va. priced
from $1,000; size from 5Ox14O to
1OOx446 IT. j. LEE PRICE. 23O3
So. Arlington Ridge rd, Arlinston,
Va OF. 1904. OK. 1900. Ill
3 LOTS lots, 50xlO0. l corner lot,
60xl0O. Bradbury Hts, of Alabama
ave. Sc; reasonable. FIR. pa"
FOR SILVER SPRING. low
priced lots in groups. all utilities,
suitable for any type of house, excel
terms. Call GE. 1870; ewes, GE
4635. IT
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-only sails:
2 blocks of Conn. ave: and Garrison
st: lift. frontage: bargain. Call
after 5 pm, TIA 1511
OFF 18th, on, Roxanna rd; NV
shepherd Park), beautiful lot. IS
#: bargain. 3.50n GE 1l02
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SUBURBAN SALE-Mp. Cont
NEARBY MARYLAND
MARYLAND BARGAIN

New brick homes; = large bedrms..
large fioored attic, room for > rms.
gas heat. Frigidaire, gas range, full
nsmt;; lovely lot; 1st trust only
by appt. only. H. c. MAYNOR CO.
90Qo 2 are Na il:,S ! i
Evening star., 1949-01-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

GEORGIA AVE.-Approx. $500 SO. fl.
of space, available in very con-
ven. loo; bldg., store and > floors
above; can be purchased OF. leased,
any type business; very busy corner.
Goth ST. T.N.w.-1st commercial; 5000
SO. ft., st and 2nd floors; large dis
play window; modern fireproof bldg !;
ffSSd fSe ifsss 1850 %AElAcE 81 nE. B. D Aos5% s5sS
NEAR M eist Sf ASD K STs Nw-small
store; ideal for upholsterer, radio
shop or, any type small business;
heat and lights furnished; rsasonabl
rent; re TR. H 4se5 7. RANDOLPH RE: Ell iIs7
s.W.-sMALL. unfurnished s-room
and bath fat for commercial use
only; $40 per month, lease il de-
SIX s,Tea sr By 3fARFRinSYar 1SRi Ssar r.p,iI u.
professional business. LIST and 2nd
d. can be rented separately. Utili-
ties furnished. GIL. 1884. -I5
941 9th ST. NV, at New
York ave.-Suitable for any type of
business LARGE store formerly used
formerly used for hotel; whole build
ing may be rented or separately:
building may be purchased for rea-
SERVICE REALTY CO. Oil 9Th St,
NV. DI. 635l
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY
"5-ft. brick store, on 1th St, near
L st. NV. All ready set up for dry
clearing business but suitable for
many types of business. Only small
cash payment required Price S31,-
500. Phone Mr. Peck TU. 1415.
with SHANNON Il LUCHS CO., 1905
H st. NV Ma. 2345.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
corner site, near GeoTsia ave. and
Kennedy st: wonderful location for
only SIS. 500. Contact Everett Scott,
CO 1000. Br 61l-C. with SHAN
NON 4 LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
MA. o345.
ACT oUICK-This won't last; 3
stores plus two 5room apts.; month
ly rental. $500; heart of Takoma
business section; for further details
ZAGAMI REALTY. TR. 1865. Ewes,
LICENSED TRAILER CAMP with
fully equipped restaurant; leased to
reliable party; property continually
enhancing IN value; with over 400
IT, on major highway. in the vicinity
of plenty of activity: priced SO 1000.
Nicely financed Phone Mr. Wohl-
berg. TA 1856 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
15o5 H st. NV. Ma. 2345