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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

The l949 United Negro
College Fund campain is APP
preaching the halfway mark
toward the goal of $4,000
which campaign leaders
plan 10 raise by June ID.
]. X. Davis, Ford Motor
Company executive and gem
eral chairman of the drive,
said that the campaign Is
progressing satisfactorily
but is slightly below expec-
tations AT this point.
The dave. which in the past
i've wears always has fallen short
.oi is goal Is being limited TO one
month this year In previous
years the campaign vas conduct
ed over period Of several
months.
The fact that We have con-
fined this campaign TO ] month. :
Mr.. Davis said. means that all
persons planning TO assist this
worthy drive should make their
contributions immediately.
I'VE would Ike 10 be able to
close our books as soon after
June 18th as poSsihle-but we
wan, 10 close our books with
$4,000"
Three hundred volunteer work
ers who are raising the Fund.
plan an exhaustive drive during
the next weeks A program OF
recontacting likely contributors
already is underway and is meet
ing with success
A good portion Of the $4,000
raised IS from large con-
tributors. thus larger portion
OF the remaining goal must come
from smaller contributors.
Ernest Marshall. Of the Board
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

The committee in charge OF the
affair included John L. Cowling.
chairman. Wayne County Coro-
rer Samuel 3 Milton. Justice
Robert Il Cowling and William
P.crce. owner OF the Club FL
Siro.
Entertainment was donated
from the various night clubs
n. ouEhout the city. In addition
10 Fiarkie Rapp Of the Bowery,
Rollo :. Vest served as master
OF ceremonies
l.ysses W Boykin publisher
Of me De;ror Tribune. also ad-
dressed the gathering.
John Cow!!ng chairman OF the
affair SAID that the banquet was
q honor Kozaren for his good
seeosG as a civic leader and 10
NEE, many Of the Negroes en-
gagged IN the liquor business and
thereh, learn something OF their
rroo.tn>
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04

the vours widow bs Great Lakes
last Frdav
= aN 20 hargy inai Great
Lakes rs, ;akon over and IS pay
irg of' fee iains q, Peoples
Mutual M wight declared
You see ! have often wondered
j, vo4iG ever get the benefits
OF the policy my husband made
out 20 ne and $500 is a lot OF
money 10 me Formerly Of Ma
con. Ga. she is employed as a
laundry worker.
Ire payment 70 Mrs Wright
marked the first Of several claims
wnich Great Lakes agreed TO
honor p full when the firm took
9sr the assets and Liabilities Of
People, Mutual and relnsured
ncaf,y $500 900 No,th Of policies
cI'en oy Peoples PRIOR to the
transfer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Health Improves.
Current On Job

NEW YORK Restored IA
health after two months
huspital. Glosiel B Current -
'ettor Of branches az Inc ~,
tlonal Association fu ,s Ad.
vancemeni Of Colosed People
returned 10 MS post this Eek
Mr. Current had been .an,rj
leave of absence Of SIX an,h,
bv the NAACP board AZ a.
tors This extended lea "a,
sui short by has speedy re err
lie Was welcomed back 81, a.em.
hers Of the national oi:e 'aif
on MAY l6
Director OF branches ,n ~.
ienbe. 1916. Mr.. Cufcr' "a
% cviouslv been executive sst Q.
tarN OF the Detroit branch 1af.
lnc his term Of office the 8. ~,
became the largest and ore Of
the most active IN the country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
D etroiter's Son
Among Grads
At GrambIing

GRAMBLING. La. Special
According to information rece.N-
ed from the Deans office corn
mencement e:Iscises for ,o5
graduates al GrsmbAng college
viii begin Sunday. MAY % With
the baccalureate sermon by Pres
ldent j. s. Scott Of Wiley Col
lege
The 18th annual graduation eN'
ercises viii be conducted Monoav
morning May 80, IN the college
auditorium with DR.. C. L Barrett,
superintendent OF East Baton
Rouge Parish Schools. delivering
the commencement, address
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Tops Campaign
Of NAACP Drive

D.rlrg me directors meeting.
Gu, told q the recent acquisition
OF a new power lawn mower and
culftator 20 be used in the beau
t!fcaton program. Throughout
the past week. landscape gard
ences have been busy al the new
cer,etety site making preparat-
ions TOY the Memorial Day activi-
ties
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
No Depression Ahead
For Roy Brown Unit

CINCINNATI There Is no
depression N the amusement
bus ness so "a, as Roy Brown IS
concerned. for he has not SIN
Gle vacant date on his booking
calendar
The demand for Brown and
his engaging musical unit reach
ed new high during the month
Of Man The great little band
witr the blues shouting leader.
MAS engaged every one OF the
ncr'h thirty one DAYS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-04
Seek College Fund
Quota During June

OF Education. who is difect.ne ~.
general canvass committee CAV
paign, reports that cont,ibu,,on.
in this drive are starting IL NINA
up faster as the desdine an.
proaches.
The Fund helps supper, a n.
gro colleges and universities -
raise the educational standard.
Of Negroes.
Headquarters for the campa,vn
are al 208 Mack.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Infants Wear

$4.S9 Girls 2Pc. Blazer Suit,
white skirt, striped jacket; sizes
3 tot 1888
S4.S9 Boys Cotton Eton Suits,
twill or seersucker, 3 to Z 1888
s1.6s-s2.ss Dresses, Slips, Sweat.
ers, Pajamas, Gowns, Shirts 81
S1.e0 Girls Cotton Skirts and
Sheer Blouses; sizes 3 to 6. SAC ca.
S1.39 Clear Plastic Waterproof
Sheets, 36x54" --Sl.O0
S1.19 5-Pc. Plastic Lined Pants,
rayon jersey. Small and med
lum. 90
$3.50 White Enamel Bath Tubs,
slightly damaged ---$1.00
-S1.ss White Enamel Diaper
Pals, slightly damaged----$l.0o
Ice Bluebird Bottles, nipple
holders and rings 30
80 to $2.4S Playtex Toiletries
for baby ---24c to $1.24'
S1-S3.75 Jean vivaudou" Baby
Toiletries -----25c to 50cs
.Plus 800 tax ..,f
Kann's-Fourth Floor az
Evening star., 1949-07-28
TOiIet1'ies

21o-55c Richard Hudnuts Disc
continued Marvellous" Face
Powder, asst lipsticks and
rouges. nicely packaged, guam
tity limited! ---25c* 2 for 49cs
4s-s1.o0 Wrisleys Bath Cry.
stals, cooling, pleasant fra
1S-75c "Tussy" Talcum Pow
der, nicely packaged. -----25c'
3s-sl.eo to $2.oe Metal Com
pacts, asst styles and colors-
odds and ends. ------59c"
72-$1.s7 Pinaud's refreshing
eau de colognes, asst floral
odors. -------97cs
1s-$3.45 "Infra-Red" Electric
Heat Applicator, ideal for mus
cular aches and home use. $f.S5
ss-S1.50 Cologne, famous make,
nice summer fragrance. Soc.
144-$1.25 Quick -Kurl" Cap
sules Waving Solution, 4 cap
sules to box. -------1Ocs
1880 Jeweled Top Lipsticks,
srnartly styled, asst shades 1Scf
6z-Sl.O0 II. II. Ayers Hath
sheen" Water Softener. ---50cs
S1.25 Travel Atomiser, with Zip
per case, smartly styled
'Plus 2o% tax
Kann's-etreet Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Handkerchief

Close Outs and 1rregs. Of 25c-
35c Women's Handkerchiefs, 13c
Irregs. Of Irish Linen Prints,
bright colors.-----1
see Irish Linen Handkerchiefs
for Men, hemstitched hens, Soc
Sl.0O W0men's Handkerchiefs,
Irish linens, gay prints s-39c
KAnn's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Jesrelry

$50 Simulated 2-Strand Ba-
feque Pearl Necklace and Brace
lGt -------------- ---So'VV
1-S7.5o Gold Color Necklace
and Earring, stone set---$3.50"
1-S7.oe Simulated Woven Pearl
Necklace and Bracelet set. $685.
1-S11.oo Sterling Silver Com
pact. as is --$2.5O'
500 Assorted Pieces Of Jewelry,
: for $780,
@S4 and s. White Gold Filled
Watch Chains ~ $3.50"
1-$5.s5 Gold Color Compact,
Al il S2.95
1-S7.5o Mems Collar Bar and
Tie Clasp $3.50"
'Plus 20% tax.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Budget Dresses

+$S.s5 Cotton Maternity
Dresses, 2-pc.; small sizes, $4.o0
-3l6.95 Rayon Crepe Print
Maternity Dresses ----SS.Oe
1S-s14.95 Misses Black Rayon
Sheer Dresses - $12.00
s-$s.s5 Women's Cotton Dot
ted Swiss Dresses, 141 to 161z
$500
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Leather Goods

LIS White and Dark Plastic
Handbags -S1O0s
25-S1-$2 Children's Summer
Handbags 59cs
75-S1-$2 Won1en's Belts, 59c "a.
2 for S1.06s
z-S5-$7.95 Handbaks---$ -$2.sSs
2oo-S3.oo Summer Handbags
S2.4Ss
15-s7.s5-s1o.5s Genuine Corde
Handbags -------S6 $500
"Plus 20% tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Books

11-$1.oO "How TO De Your Own
Decorator" by Helen Kones. 1sc
As1.sS "Cahfornia Missiens," "
by Mrs. Fremont Older -----sSc
s-Sl.ee you and Heredity," by
Scheinfeld .49c
ts1.4s american Wild Flow
efs," illustrated ------$1.4S
IS1.75 Light Of Faith and
Harbor Lights" Edgar Guest,
SSc
$500 Treasury Of Sea stor-
les" by Gordon Aymar $2.4s
+s2.4s Sub Treasury Of Amer
lean HumOr --------- voc
s1.5s to $500 Table Of Original
Editions, jackets mussed- ---4Sc
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1949-07-28
SALE! :s::s! %::: TO-
BASQUE SHIRTS
*l.39 3 for 81

Wonderful for relaxation, for sports and
lounging. Select from good-looking stripes,
smooth, solid colors and fancy stripes. Also
jacquard patterns. All are famous make.
Some have crew necks, others with popular
gaucho collar. Small, medium and large.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Fabrics

10e yds. S1.3s Rayon Dotted
Sheer Moussaline 81 90 I'd.
100 yds. 31.S5 White Nylon, flne
quality -----SSc I'd.
800 yds. $40 Plain Rayon
Marquisette. 6 colors- -S1.O0 I'd.
Sl.s5 Puff Shirred Kayon Tai
feta, 10 colors- 31.4S I'd.
3oe yds. 7Se Butcher Rayon, 7
shades ------3Sc 3Sc I'd.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Better Dresses

2s-S14.s5 to S22.s5 Misses and
Women's Dresses, prints, pas
Cels ---------~~----- S6.9g
1S-S14.S5 10 sz2.s5 Printed
Sheer Dresses, sizes a to 4s
Ss.1S
-s3S Misses Queen Orig
inals". 2-pc. suit dress, rayon
shantung, black and navy blue
$3.50
-S45 a-Pc. Costumes: navy
with melon, black with beige
S22.5O
1S22.S5 Misses Black Sheer
Dresses with lace SASS
-s25 to s2s.s5 Dance Frocks,
pastels $1,000
-S22.S5 Paula Brooks Dresses.
misses, black and navy $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Goats and Suits

23-s2s.S5 Misses Spring Coats.
pink, aqua, blue. green--$11.ss
-S45.0o to $4S.S5 Misses Top
1S-$16.s5 Rayon Suits, pastel
37-S22.S5 70 $zS.95 Misses and
Jrs. Lined Wool Toppers, $11.S9
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
DaHfi,,se Dresses

1898 Striped Sleeveless Pima.
fores with stoles. Zip backs.
Aqua, wine and blue. Sizes II 10
1s. All fast colors- $3.50
1855 sundresses with Jack
1-S2.59 Zippered Houss-
dresses, sizes rs to S2-sl,JS
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-28
VA M sl.5O TO
NHII1 u. $780,.
Famous Make
SUSPENDERS
49,

First quality suspenders from nationally
advertised maker. Elastics and ribbons in
regular and wide widths. Both button and clip
models. A grand opportunity to get several
pairs while they're offered at this unusual
low price.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
SALE! :::;S :::;s ;::;;;' ::! =:
SHORT SLEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
.$l.69

These fine full-cut sport shirts are handsome
ly tailored to fit you to T. Their slight ir-
Irregularities will not hurt their wearing quail
tiles. Select from popular solid colors, fancy
patterns and lightweights. Sizes: Small, me-
dium and large "
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
Don't Forget Nov. IS, Assessor Warns

Residents living within the limits of the Palmer school dis trict were reminded this week by assessor Neil Miller that they have only until Nov. Is to file tax returns. Mir. Miller said a return was expected from every resident. Failure to receive a blank through the mails does not eliminate the need for filing.
 Extra forms may be secured from MT. Miller's office, which is located at the north entrance of Palmer Gymnasium. He also will be available there to answer questions concerning the filling out of the tax return. Taxes are to be paid on property owned or controlled on Jan. l, 1949, not on what is owned now, it was point ed out
 Taxpayers are reminded to file only the blue copy fthe form, keeping the white copy for their own records. The $2O0 personal property deduction should be kept in mind when completing the form.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
MISS GRIFFITH, DR. BAILEY ARE WED IN CANDLELlGHT SERVICE ON NOV. 4

In double-ring candlelight ceremony before the altar of St. Johns Lutheran Church, Miss Jewell Dean Griffith became te bride of Dr. C. C. Bailey last Fri day evening
 For her wedding gown, Miss Griffith chose ivory satin fash oned with a tight-fitting bodice trimmed with satin-covered but tons from throat to waist, and with a wide skirt designed to give a hoop-skirt effect. Her shoulder-length veil of ivory il- fusion was caught to a close-fit- ting satin cap with a wreath of satin rosebuds. She carried a white Bible covered with spray of purple orchids and streamers of stephanotis.
 Miss Martha Collier, maid of honor, wore similarly styled gown of deep green satin. She carried a spray of roses. The brides mother, Mrs. Ocie Grif- fifth, of Bremerton, Wash, wore a spice-colored afternoon dress. Mrs. Lloyd Bailey, mother of the groom, who came from Palestine, Texas, for the ceremony, wore a
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10

gown of deep blue. Both moth- CTS wore red rose corsages.
 Preceding the service, Dr. F. R. Sims sang "Because'', accompa- nied by Mrs. Carl Stoeckle at the organ. Midway Tn the ceremony Dr. Sims sang "The Lords Pray er."
 The groom was attended by William T. Zahradnicek. Jack Maze gave the bride away. Ush- CTS were Stanley Laird, Neal Wright, Bob Totten, Bob Johns and Bob Peterson.
 A reception at the Matanuska Hotel followed the church serv- ice.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
Must Sign Conservation Applications By Nov. IS

Forms for 1949 conservation payments are now ready for sig nature in the Extension Office, it was announced this week by Parker Lester, district agent. Regulations require that all farm CTS appear in person to sign these blanks. Signatures must be af- fixed to the form before Nov. Is, MT. Lester said. On that date, all blanks will be forwarded to the territorial office.
 Farmers are reminded not to call at the office tomorrow. Nov T. is legal holiday for Extension Service workers and the office will be closed.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10
SKI WORK PARTY PLANNED

A second work party will leave Sunday morning for the ski tow being constructed by the Matanuska Valley Sports men. Workers will leave from the Recreation Hall al g a. m. Those who come are asked 10 bring shovels. axes and digging tools. and their lunch. Sports men hope to finish the tow this Sunday.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-11-10

for your Valley Health Council Give Enough
Evening star., 1949-01-16
ACREAGE FOR SALE

acres, 4O0-ft. frontage
Whitfield I'd, $1,000; i to 5 a,
adj. to rr., zoned heavy industrial,
$500 and $4,000: Riyerdale. 8 a.,
SCOTT. frontage Riverdale I'd: S.
sse sss s9T'e sd5 to s j. s S1'' issa, $685. $685.
wooDEp SSSG sf'ahi HiLLToP Ho%EslTEs, Ia
acres. 3 miles west of Alexandria; ;
rural atmosphere yet very convent
ent: $l.250. $l25 down, S25 month.
VERN0N M. LYNCH g. SONS. own
ers, Alex. 5906. (Closed Sunday.
FOR DESIRABLE CoLoRED ONLY
go, l4-acre. unimproved tracts, ad-
$500 each: $50 down. $40 per mo.
2ia mi. beyond D. c. line. OWNER,
n " askrs. 4Ss1 after n4ice spsseo: pn $3.50 cash
SIS nS month; 'r'e on road oprc from n Ii Hughes
vile tc Benedict. 35 miles from
District line SOUTHERN MARY
LAND REALTY, Georsia 6192 Or
Waldorf 1901.
5ta ACRES near Redland, Md, 12la
miles to D: c., hien elevation. partly
wooded, fine spring $1,000. WI.
IN BRANDYwINE. MD. IA mi. to D.
C.-1 to 10-acre tracts, 5000 to
$500 per acres. with s! to So cash
and same amount per month per
acre. One tract of 3Ia acres, 81 900,
with $50 cash and $50 per month,
which would make lovely estate.
H. M. HUNTER. 40 Mass. ave, ST.
1896, HO. 1854.
i2y ACRES Of timber land. hardwood
and railroad ties: near Pisgah,
Charles County, Nd. TR. 1T14.
So ACRES, center, Falls Church, Fair
fax and Annandale, bordered by 3
subdivisions; hard surfaced road:
ENCE W. COUGH, owner. RID. 2.
Fairfax, Va FA. 1927 tparty line)
FALLS CHURCH, Annandaie rd.; 32
acres: 1.3O0-ft frontage: gas, elec..
tel; large trust. GL. S953.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
FLORIDA PROPERTY

I OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE 465
acres of land in citrus country,
Florida; will sell all or any part at
$50 per acre. Call Temple 1874
MOD. NEW cooperative apis. in l.
story hung,' each apt. 81 900 down
and Deiray Beach. P. o. Box 246,
Boynton Beach, Fla.
RETIRE TO SUNNY FLORIDA-own
5-acre tropical fruit grove; over
300 fruit ,rees; lust off u S. hwy
No. ] and 20 minutes to heart Of
Miami in beautiful area of estates
and large homes; Aft. coral rock
fence incloses property and suficient
COTTAGE with large screened porch
Has substantial double garage and
storage room. Direct from owner
At $l2,500., for quick sale. Box
$50, Kendall, Florida. 16'
TRANSFERRED d. c. VIII sacrifice
ideal bldg. site, l65xl3o. OF beauti-
Live oak shade trees, sidewalks; all
i'm proVements in; on quiet resi-
dental tree-shaded street overlook
ing bay: FILA approved: less u
value, 500, or reasonable offer
BY OWNING A HOME you not only
have an investment certain to bene-
AZ you and your family. but it
financial security. have homes.
orange groves and truck farms for
home seekers and investors JOHN
F. KOLAR. Box 264. Orlando Fla.
CONE ON IN. the water is warm
l.. Lse :on @-5edFm 6nn sn apis If for winter
and houses. J. D. LEDBETTER, 4 u
No. EaSt 1th ave, De Ray Beach,
Fla Phone ISL
FLORIDA. $50 down. SIS
month. 10 acres high land fronting
on paved road, $500. P.o. Box
Tamiami Traii. 30 acres. so in
oearing. citrus grove. modern dwell
ing and packing house. Box 2n43,
Hollywood. Fla.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Prope
ties in Florida. rooms and bath,
Building lots in suburbs of Tampa:
also lots first commercial in, city:
acreage near Carpenters Home in
Lakeland ia good tm1sr tim VIII prize
Md or Va. property: s T. HIcK-
Miami :33. Fla.
RETIREMENT HOMES
Groves. eqpd and uneqpd. farms
etc, etc Fall-winter farm catalog
over $500 barsains in Fla. and 81
other States coaSt-t coast. mailed
free. STROUT REALTY. 31sl2-W
West Colonial dr.. Orlando. Fla
SEE FLORIDA FOR 81
Just out, Big book of pictures, facts.
prices, featuring Florida houses for
sale. on the beach. inland New
kind of book lets you inspect before
you travel miles to look Plus ! 900
selected farms. homes, camps.
ranches. etc, all over America
Send 81 to Dept. WS-16. PRE-
VIEu-S JNc Al q 5prd n "
Evening star., 1949-01-16
WAREHOUSES WANTED

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE wanted,
suitable for storing furniture for
Milton H. Rossler Furniture Co,
BRODER. liz
5000 TO 10000 50. FIT. with rail-
road siding wanted about June l. by
large corp. Call Mr.. Morgan, CHAS.
G: KOONES g. CO., Realtors, DI.
2342. -I7
MANY OF OUR CLIENTS, including
out-of- town organizations, are look
properties with US for quick action.
Call Mr.. Kelly, LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. 540O.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE, approx.
5000 IT. with conv. parking; 1st
floor; "-year lease. Al company.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
BusINEss PROPERLY FOR RENT

VACANT LOT FOR rent. wise. ave,
MR s1saGf ssE% IN s's 81 o. sssS sssd cars Phsne
s.W:-sMALL unfurnished 3-room
and bath fiat for commercial use;
$40 per month, lease If desired
Box 53-R. Star. 16s
2 ROOMS, suitable for offices. dis
play rooms or shop 612 18th st
NV, bet: and G. Rent reasonable.
1905 EDsoN PLACE N.E.-conven-
iently located for your radio busi-
ness. etc. Available at once; $40 per
mo. THOMAS D. WALSH, INC,
sl5 l lth st. NV: DI. 1857. -16
lS RMS, gig BATHS-Large down.
town building suitable for clubs, or
eanizations, etc. 935 G pl. NV
sSasen TRoMAs f NJ ssF'ppsp wASsH aSsIa0f fNc
1909 ii sT. N.W.-3 CONNECTING rms.
approx. 1000 SO, IT.; pvt. bath;
5eag 6eagt' 81 SHOW y. windows, Call NE
1850 QUE E; ST. ST sE-Large store, miS f5rst
commercial, ready for immed occup-
ancy, Sl25 mo. An excellent loca-
ton for any type business. THOS.
. WALSH, INC. SIS llth st. NV,
e0th ST. N.w.-1st commercial; L.
DVu So. IL. ST n. 300 So. 1t. IND
A., lee. display window, modern fire-
proof Hds,, bldS, 5000 lease; ease WALLACE
DI. $3.50. Open ewes till q. -I6
BUILDING containing approximately
$4,000 So. It. of a. space. suitable
for dry storage; will rent all or
part. Apply CARRY ICE CREAM
CO.. 1887 D st. Sc.
%. between 9 and l and 4-6.
9e1 G ST. NV, ind H.; approx.
I,oSq 600 50, f; q roomsl; WASH
1000 SO. FIT. of first commercial
space on two floors, q rooms and
. baths. fireproof, private entrance,
plenty of parking, could be used for
display rooms, offices, workshop
To see 35l5 14th St NV. AID
SSI43l Opposite Cavalier Hotel. AD
WILL LEASE to responsible party
approx. 1900 600 lbs. per So. It j
moor space in 3-story hreproof
bldg; in Washington, D. c.; powered
for heavy industry, suitable for any
business; owner will alter to suit
tenant. For further information
phone GE. 4""4 -:}l
Evening star., 1949-01-16
1926 SOUTH FIFTH ST.
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE. VA.-At-
tractive Colonial home. located on
about one acre Of handicapped ground :,
den, din. rm. and kit, 4 bedrms.
and bath. sew. fireplsces, oil heat;
available Feb. !; $3.50 per month.
McCAY d McCAY. Realtors, Gil.
2 2-BEDRM. HOUSE, furn., SIPS mo,
plus utilities; no objection to chill
dren. OV. 1896. -lS
Evening star., 1949-01-16
LOTS WANTED

LOTS AND ACREAGE desired, to
build low-cost housing. Will pur-
chase outright or consider bio oft
sharing plan. Call MR. CHANT
KER, ST. 37O7. -I6
LEVEL LOT, minimum 6O-foot 'front.'
age; all utilities in: near trans
portation; max, S1,S00. GE. 2429.
NV. OR NE. DC. near school mini
mum to- front. No brokers. MI
22Su
CONTRACTOR WANTS LOT tor yard.
must be reasonable. Box 314-M,
Evening star., 1949-01-16
S. WARNER
4-FAMII,Y APTS


Ba.sain-5 sold, only l left of these
ultramodern buildings constructed
Just before the war, and in 1ine
D. c. location. Featured are lge.
bright apts.. screened concr. porches,
storage and laundry rms. and the
best OF equipment. This represents
we have offered for sale for a long
time. and is priced at only S1s.95O:
for immed. sale. For compl. details
and to inspect, call today from Il A.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K ST. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1911,
WANTA TRADE?
We have several excel. buys in larger
you may be able to trade in your
smaller buildings adyantageously in
a deal to acquire a larger property
producing much more income with
no additional cash investment to you.
For more infor. today call TIA 653S.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
] 1920 K st. NV. Realtors, Elk. 1871.
SOUND INVESTMENT
.. new semidet. 6-rm. modern brick
homes on lge. lots, facing park on
Anacostia ave ne. These are sturdy
Ss hN"ei arsesF sxper bSders ep Of by 9ns S
quality residences in D. c.; gas &C
heat; porches of concrete and steel:
chainlink fenced back garden Both
properties are now rented to re-
sponsible tenants at price yield
better than l2'e per snnum. For
pbone Rt05nsrsn TR ssna sna spe 1S %.
Ask for Mr.. Brock
DAVY & MURPHY
Evening star., 1949-01-16
LOTS AND ACREAGE

Romesites, any size, any price. arount
Annandale, Va. MILLS REALTY
Annandale. Va. EA OaQA-4N12
Evening star., 1949-01-16
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH,

BRADLEY WOODS-Colonial brick
. bedrooms, 3l2 baths. large living
room, dining room. den and living
porch. garage: in new-houSe condi-
new Buick station wagon with house
Will take small house in trade in
D, c. or Va. OIL. 4.32. 1925 Ola
Chester rd,, Bethesda. Md IL
5-PASS. CADILLAC SEDAN, 1st-class
cond.: WV. tires. r. and h.; will
exchange for clear lot or equity in
small house. Call OWNER. ewes,
WO: 0S20 or weekdays, MA. 0711.
Evening star., 1949-01-16
1910 K NV.

Store in new 1-story Ambassador Ga
rage, excellent location for retail
business. showroom or ofticeS. Rea-
sonable rental. CAFR1TZ, 1404 K
st. NV. DI. "0s0. lis
SELECT YOUR LOCATION
% Clarendon, 1907 block. Small
store. suitable hosiery, candy. jewel
(2j Hyattsville. 4 new stores under
construction, 20-ft. front, private
parking.
(3) H st. ne; new, modern store, Tx
"A. Very busy area.
a. Silver Spring, cor. Ga. ave, 16x
90.
(5) Near 2nd and Kennedy. 3 stores
supermarket.
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 n st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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