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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

No. 5985-A.
In the District Court for the Terri
tory of Alaska, Division Number
One, at Juneau.
KATHERINE H. BAN WARD, Plain
tiff, VS.. ALBERT F. MARCEL and
DORIS MARCEL, husband and
wife. Defendants.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA, TO
ALBERT F. MARCEL, ONE OF
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
in the District Court for the Terri
tory of Alaska, First Division, at
Juneau, Alaska, within thirty days
after the last publication of this
Summons, namely, within thirty
days after May 10th, 1947, and an
swer the Complaint of the plaintiff
in this cause, wherein plaintiff de-
mands Judgment for the following
sums. Judgment against Albert F.
MARCEL and Doris MARCEL, jointly and
severally, for the sum of S922.32,
With interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from Septem-
Der Is, 194S, and for plaintiffs costs
and disbursements, including the
sum of S25000 as and for attorneys
fees. And for the sale and applica-
ton of the proceeds fom sale of
Lot %, in the Pinehurst. Addition of
The Town of Sitka, Alaska, being a
fractional part of tract of land in
U. S. Survey No 1904, and the build
ings and improvements situated
thereon, which were heretofore at
tached in this suit. And for such
other and further relief as may
appear just and proper to the Court.
In the event you fail to so appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take
Judgement against you for want
thereof and will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in this
cause and as hereinabove stated
The date for the Order for publi-
cation of this Summons is April
22nd, 1919. The period of publica-
ton prescribed is four weeks. The
first publication is April 25th, 1949.
The last publication is May 10th,
1919.
WITNESS the Honorable George
w. Folta, Judge of the above en-
titled Court, and the seal thereof,
at Juneau, Alaska, this 22nd day of
April, 1919.
J. w. LEVERS
SEAL OF COURT Clerk.
First publication, April rs, 1949
Last publication, May 16, 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16


OWNER TRANSFERRED back to
Washington, Will sell l949 Ford
1900 miles, top shape. Six tires
and wheels, puncture proof tubes,
good radio. heater, seat c5vers.
Priced to sell at cnce.
ANOTHER GOOD BUY. 1941 Nash,
new motor, new brakes. $780,
1871 DODGE pickup, new Plymouth
motor, coed tires, overhauled re-
Gently, specially reinforced to take
heavy loads. $3.50.
ONE INTERESTING BEATUP CAR
1888 Ford Sedan. sos.
COOLING HOUSE, furnished, .
bedroom, NOW ONLY $1,000.
NEW HOUSE FURNISHED, =
bedroom, Waynor tract, Sl2,500.
SHOP BUILDING and apartm snt,
brings $3.50 month rental. Apt.
second floor, bedroom, could
bring more. $13,50o. Terms $4,000
down, s75 month plus interest at
S per cent. Can also buy ten
cabins adjoining, income 5000
month, for $4,000 total down.
payment both properties $4,000,
total monthly payments $3.50
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FOR SALE

8 bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood
floors, view, double plumbing, no
hills to climb.
4 bedrooms, Waynor add, stove, re-
frig., washing machine, cleo, water
heater, furnace.
3-rocm house for rent, no children
or pets. Near Northern CONNER
: cial
Make an offer, Bob Jorgensen's
TT. Owner in hospital.
EIGHT-room home, valuable Mon
day, owner financed. Best loca-
ton, part furnished. furnace, etc.
Beautiful home for couple, exquis-
itely furnished, owner financed.
Apartment on lower flood, Fine
investment or home Marine view
$500 for 3-bedroom home with
new furnace, wall to wall car
peting, piano, large refrig., good
furniture. DOUGLAS.
EIGHT-room home with guest
house and garage. q acres pat.
land selling at appraised price.
Electric range, refrig., fireplace,
rustic paneling, etc.
Several good cabins, Fritz Cove,
Lena's Beach and Lena's Cove.
Former Garyin cabin, ccmpl.
furnished, good water; inside
plumbing, etc.
AUKE BAY 3-bedrocm, View. wat
er, garage, SIT pat. land, cleared.
$500 down balance like rent. Two
small homes on Glacier HighwaY,
lights, partly furnished.
AFT. house with large building lot,
near Governors. Owner will fl
nance. Excellent condition. We'll
furnished l, 2, bdrs.
Duplex on 9th near school, fed
bldg, furnished, garage.
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FOR SALE

TWO large ivy plants. l39 Will
loughhy Ave. 81 3t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16
DEAN RICE CONDITION
MUCH IMPROVED TODAY

The Rev Charles E. Rice, Dean
Emeritus OF Hcly Trinity Church,
who suffered a collapse Saturday
while working in his garden, is iii
st. AIMS Hospital
Dean Rice's condition is much
improved today, according to his
physician, DR.. William NJ. White
head.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16

LONG Established business, liquor
store, grocery and meat market
with living quarters. Must settle
estate. Phi. 1903 or Pc. Box 1886.
1853 tt
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16
PJNOCHLE PARTY

Wednesday, p. m. at the Moose
Hall by The Legion of the Moose.
Members of the Moose and their
friends invited. 81 1t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16

Trollers Attention, Stop at Mad
sens today for your supplies.
Spoons, plugs, sinkers, ETC., at re-
duced prices. ITO Il
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16
RUMMAGE SALE

At Lutheran Church Wed, May
10, beginning 10 am. 81 q
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William Wlnn-phone 23A

BEST VALUE Vets bedroom
house, furnished, Douglas, 50x200
yard, two-car garage. Large living
room, large kitchen, basement
workshop, new Gyromatic deluxe
Bendix, new Gu. #. refrigera-
tor, house in good condition To
settle estate, only $500. Open for
inspection Sunday 4 to pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-16

20-FT. Gillnetter with nets. Cali
Green 7s5, Z % 10 a. m. or 4
to p. M 165 tt
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-14

him so that Seretse and his white
bride might ascend the tribal
throne.
Next, the South African govern
ment announced that the chief-ap-
parent and his blind wife have
been banned from the country,
and that a hearing was being
held to decide whether he will
rule his, tribe.
The judicial inquiry headed by
British commissioner, Sir Walter
Harrigan, into Seretse's fitness to
rule, was launched on Nov. 1, af-
ter Tshekedi protested that his
nephew broke tribal tradition by
marrying a white girl. In addition,
Tshekedi, who has been tribal
regent since 1926, said followers
of the young chief has spread
rumors that "Seretse would never
be chief while I was alive and
therefore, it was necessary that
I be killed."
The regent said that Serowe,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-14
Seretse Kharna,
White Wife,
Barred From
South Africa

JOHANNESBURG, South At
RIGA CAMP Seretse Khama, Ct
year old chief apparent Of the
Bamangwato tribe in the British
Protectorate of Bechaunaland,
and his white wife, the former
Miss Ruth Williams of London,
are causing quite a commotion
among tribal members and also
with the South African govern
ment.
For one thing, ex-Regent Tshe-
kedi Khama, >Seretse's uncle, has
challenged his nephew's right to
the throne. In addition, Tshekedi
reported an alleged plot to kill
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-14

H.
ing because of a great sympathy
for young baseball players. The
main driving force was money,
and we're not trying to rod him
Of his humanitarian qualities by
stressing that fact.
There is a lesson in the Hickey
story that every Negro should
learn well before he becomes too
thankful" When we are given
a "break" in anything it is not
so much chat some sympathetic
soul wanted to cut off his right
arm for our cause. Progress is
truly a two-way street. We are
more important and have much
more to offer than we think.
Everybody knows what Negro
es have contributed to baseball.
And it's an open secret that Ne
gro baseball players = including
the Great Robinson : = are not
among the highest paid players.
To put it short we IRE not indebt-
ed to anyone. The same thing is
true in other facets of American
life.
When a machine politician "come
out" for Civil Rights he is think
ing of the Negro vote first and
Civil Rights last. How many poll
teal parties have been defeated
because they championed the Ne
gro cause? You might even ask
what America had to lose by
bringing Negroes to this country.
Before any Negro becomes too
thankful over the "breaks" that
the good white folks "gave" us,
just remember we were brought
here en- masse to create wealth
for the plantation owners : : and
that we did.
This is not to compare Rickey's
farm system with that of the pre-
Civil War plantation boss. We
might even add that Mr.. Hickey
appears to be a man with deep
feelings I'VE the race question.
But gentlemen, there is no cause
for bowling and scraping.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-14
b. Nannoa 1austt

VAA0s oMatuOV 0AAVOAO q 4NS6AV
take toward Branch Hickey, the
Brooklyn Dodsar president who
guided the first Negro into organi-
zed modern baseball?
Should we view him as another
Abe Lincoln, "Great White Faith
err, a missionary '.fired with the
will Of God?" None Of these titles
fit the Mahatma. MI. Hickey may
embody some ofthe qualities Of
each, but primarily, he is a big
monye man who understands hui
man nature a little more than
other baseball cars.
This question is important, be-
cause there is a tendency among
some Negroes to look up at the
heavy-browed man with a feeling
of indebtedness and maudlin hum
leness. A glance at the record
makes such an attitude appear
ridiculous.
Point number /: The entrance
of Negroes into baseball is no one
way street. Both Negroes and MI.
Hickey hit the jackpot on this
deal. The introduction of Jackie
Robinson, Roy Campanella, Don
Newcombe, Sammy Jethroe, Dan
Bankhead and others into the Dod
ger chain did not cause Mr.. Rick
ey to lose his shirt. In fact, thanks
to his Negro players, he car buy
a few more shirts than before.
Mr.. Hickey made no great sac
rifices by bringing up the darker
brother. He had everything to
gain and practically nothing to
lose.
The onething that Negroes
should praise Hickey for is his
rational approach to the question.
His understanding of both white
andNegro citizens of America.
Hickey had seen Negroes not only
accepted as track stars, boxers,
football players, and basketeers,
but he noted that they drew big
ger crowds and added color to
the contest. They attracted big
monye. To Hickey the color bar
in baseball was both unbusiness
like and inconsistent. The recog-
milton of that fact warrants
praise.
The Dodger chief may be a
great humanitarian and all that
the word, suggests. It's difficult
to say what goes on in the head
and heart Of a man. But there
is little doubt that Hickey is q
shreVd business man who is for
ever exploring some new way OF
making a buck. It was Hickey who
built the great line of st. Louis
Cardinal teams. 1t is Hickey who
has developed what may be base
balls greatest farm system. And
judging from the competing clubs
that come to him each winter
searching for fresh material, Rick
ey did not develop his farm hold
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-14

mud hut capital Of the domain,
was under "mob rule" and in a
highly inflammable state because
Of the chiefs violation of tradi-
ton.
The announcement of the bar
ring Of Seretse and his wife came
from Pretoria onthe eve of the
hearing. The government willing
" entered the picture because it
looks upon the marriage as a viola
ton of South Africa's policy of
separation Of the races.
Seretse, Oxford-educated, married
Miss Williams, 24-year-old typist,
about a year ago while he was in
London.
Evening star., 1949-05-11

WANrTp ros HASA plts epl,aa lg
ppF hehs ns. Sso O. RaSu}R4sa esJUt-
grAs}sf - 70 81 II lgNR HFstsg ADS
tanaFm asIf 6M yasA LII
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OFFICES WANTED

National Organization
DESIRES approx. I. 500 70. feet of Of
Zee space. fer immediate OCCUPANCY.
&ssnA per month, maximum rental
prefer air cooled bniidtng. Cal
Ma. 21@S Is
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REAl ESTAII InAAS

'iksi siR4>In .HS ssf1>e st.i 2, fsts' 20 .".>s
ssa sSn asa rg,.sr Morris c4,.
pia' 1 es5ihfas1 ea1ht s1ois3ae"' M s..tssS, hs9
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vin egt Eseend,tFe,l asIrs b {
ssTsSss ssfsTrsss GohRrossts,ss' h st,s''f,s : 3s.,.r 1s.;'
MINT cukrt isis sv. az
MORTGAGE Losw9, s$a..@A%,
srsoes Aoeetetns - ehararIsr 81
iaan, ne cAAFSe feI ApprsissIx
MOORE 4 aIii co sn4 fst as
10. AND gss TRtsi Loans rfeSspi
resins cs i coi6SiAl lsVrs MINI
toASs ON RtAi rsraft. o tn ana
lss s0 "ss "asssNRY9 81 ssssLtsEP sEP' .s;ss Sst'' i.ss.
ma Is6g. ljos Vermont ave nw
TRUSTS, ls;, snd ane ND Nd u
ID c VIZ > ktFSlSF ADAMS RkAt g'Y
co fo5 n Y sss us BE 1915
vents % eatssn cad i2asts On ~ Is =
pgopeFt>. va eay rfur Ter cash
Oh. 557d, pu. asa. eAr OF eve
CASH FOR sna Trust NoTtS
iuhts o. eeleres 9aiek settle,
,sIsphont rsiSl rsiis Tji3ts guiItsk 4 t,c.A@e T.
DON l42S Eve ss nN nj Base
EI0EerS attention
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NEW RUSTIC COTTAGE
WATERFRONT PROP tos srsy

CoTTALs FuE k1Nf &A @.ss fr.s.s
y eS CIR ~ ssrs1e aas ra4s
81 AEs hs&A : yefrzSt& asvva.s
2NEss atk -SsRS BA$A sEa @5ssr
haS SSn. Alexandra Va cg "a
II AAaa 81 OF e4Aa Is
oCfAN CITY. ND Nss Eps sSa s1E,
fa8f 5zfH exclusive srss&sssss4
~ thesss over aSe&ias sSsAss Fas 5ass +
Q! SzHes s hsGFaas sa1A ssrEt as
fEa sHe eEH Fa cSFaS Ntk Ds4
trets paTca steo al M aaA8
COLONIAL nEAJA Va wa tht
eGtsssreEt As essSss z&ss Etss
Eesake s4FC EssS2 TaH93Hs wAFsr
shower SAS va 81 NN lprf tes
Araten n ssss segveca i A4sa
= II
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LOTS FOR SALE

ATLANTIC ST. AND VALLEY AVE.
Sc, 8 lots on corner ever 5000
So. #. zoned for apts: owner must
sell this week: call Mr.. Smiley, HO
0575 ROGER MOSS REALToR,
ei25 R. !, ave. ne. Ho. 5000. liz
subdivision Of new bungalovs; /
Terms. fsrl AL iP'' s7si. ~0' anu "a lp''
6 BUILDING LOTS, Allison ST., Brent
wood, Md; $500. all utilities in,
HYArTsvrIIE HrLLs-wooded lots
with water. sewer cleo. gas. paved
I Schools: Sio' soxIsS x Ss'' only s 'sf lew iefs.
Some zcned for apts; g, B. zAST-
BAkSaBY W0oDs.a stdIoinins lots.
approx. 40xls0. Priced for quick
es ssis acsss s fsss nssr ssshesda Sc county
Club, between River I'd and Brad
ley, blvd. Eeaptifui site for hcre
SEIAzo a REssE3GER, Ma. $500. :
BuIE. E.DERS, .ATTENrfoN~-wheaton
xs,.r Md = s,.,T shOlss ots isEsr sE ,s5n and
the shopsinE center. ] blk. Oh Ga,
ave. Priced risht: Phone MA. $500.
FOREST Hills = beautiful wooded
hDmeHlteS. sues from 5000 50. ~. 70
= Cf an acre; priced to sell For
further information. cali John A,
MOHIER. ma 4nso. y. RUPERT
MoHIEh. u. Reastor, 1923 Conn.
BEAuTIFuLLY WOODED ,s-acrs lot.
en- hard surfa1eG read. Glen Echo
Heignts, blk. from streetcars; pvt,
ewner, Or 3f4G bet. 8 and IL m
ONE BLOCK EAST or CONN. AVE-.
tst Bath and Fesseneen SIS, nw),
Chevy Chase. D c.: beautiful home
sites, 20 TO 40 1t, frontane fsofnt
j6eai for hesutttIl rnmbiers
SHAPIRO. INC. ME- TIT. Ia 9Sll,
so EXCELLENT Lors-wtth all
improvements IN or ayaslahIe Reaay
to start construction Recommended
for and ufieed 70 suit. Lev cost
det. houses. Owner wifi trace
KELLY 4 BRANNER III IS40,
ToU HAVE TRAILER--I RAVE LOT.
S25 cash. S:s5 rso, until paid. Drive
IN and live. CH. Ia19- Set Sus ~
BEAyTWTL HIGH WOODED Tor ID
n. Jarrel PARK: SIS down alae SIS
b ~ ~ ~-r
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NOW AVAILABLE

Choice. large, hrighi. airy rms, i4x.s:s
#. neEfy decorated. s65 mo. Also
rooms al S45 Apply Room goo.
Victor Bleg.. 9th and g pl. o..
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
onces available for business pre-
fes6ionai and trade orgsntzattouk
l34e Conn- ave, AD. $500.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

rHE ! & . srEED sHor hst sstry.
thlns IN stock that sSu need 10
hop up yeuT car heRaE RanlF0las
cams and IovsTiss &hAfklsa We
carry tuif ltns Of fender skifiE
sna Porter daai-sans meffssfs DFup
ia .AHd see " about ysgT heeas
! 4 J sPkED SHOP. PfeissstemAi
Bids tGr n ave and QAlsstia
st, HyaitsSttie Nd, Phone AF iStT
Open ewes and SgnaAys III
TRICK BODIES rspairee ard Paint.
ed, srill guaFda. tow hItehss stt
In stock TT ek depi,, FRtD 8
GIcHNKR IRON WORKS Inc
lgit gath Il nv RI s4le
REBuur TSaisIs-ws have avail
ehle for immediate delivery tAe fo!.
i0wtns taeieTY rebuilt engines
lpae-ip&a Ford
1874. ipSs Chevrolet
1883 ift49 Plymouth
1885, ttl43 Dodge
tasl-ip4g Ghesfoitt srvek
1885 lRal Dodge truck
We eRn order Buick Pentiat 3ieE.
mobile. DE a3ta ChrysleE, Rt4ts-
baker and LinenIn- Zephyr engines
Use our time eayfrent plzn. ss lev
as Sll per month tS mentts 10
pay. Also lnsesttssts our factory re-
euit transmission MONTrlQMFis Y
WARD. Alex. Va, AL. 1900. oY
b@5g
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SgASAogE PROPERTY

a+s~riT. k'eas5s sE7 rs asERaty
rea}a. IA t5aEss Asia y aFe-
sA1G 81 bress iFH ave Ees0seas
6sASh. AEs<fsAflafsz IEE NgEGS
lHuFF r {" EM -ats~
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AUTO PAINTING

pIfAg1 1aENrAtIxEp sERyIcE i,
hcst fng suuF ESF, Y$EAfaiekR al
make SapsrilnF painting. seAasf
and podg work At feaSoaHhls pfates
ALEXANDRIA 6asld CORP nGu
A9asgoinsL{ 4 Alsaaaatls gd3t
body work ouly skilled aaeb werk er
E3uf car FeaAanabss price ARt.Ak
pRTA SUPER AUTO SERVICE, fSoa
NJ VkYnat RNk Al. aAaI
Evening star., 1949-05-11

IT4e Wis. Avn. NA. - sieFv ana
cellar sait ioE Any business. a-roan.
sl5o mo. MILTON p RCPPERE.
4oS inysstrasnt slos.. pI Seis,
NV ~. 1s.horrisG cExrrR. 7eoo Ne.
ideal location for dslicatsAsen+
bakery, ehlidrsn's shop. hardware,
dress khop. barber Ahap ard shoe
repair excellent stores. rs r. deep
Can r J SCoFIED, ReslteF. sliso
CORNER 18th AND L Sis. M
iat isos - 81. 81. nS ME ssss ~fs
SILVER SPRING storss IN excel
location, atioI Ga. ave, approx,
.0x30. with small basement. $500
,er mo, l9l7 cerxin dr approA
i5x@o So Pe[ P go l6b l;la C ceFs;n MI
Heat and hot water furnished IN a!
i sicres FLOYD Z DAVIS co.
1899 X ST. nv Ma, 0352, la
BEIHkSDA-Niee store on VIA ave
LarEs show Sindo~ IN groap Of
mediate possession Cali WI. 1885
wEsTMosr SHOPPING CENTER,
Columbia pike and 6lehe rd, An,
Va. store. lsxo2, y esns,. PARKING
ior 100 ssrs U front OF store.
1888 OLD GEORGETOWN RD.. near
Giant and sA;eway: front bus stop
l7x65 fl, new. available Is dAys
JACK CooPE5RssMrrh' e27 1879 st,
downtown. opposite ssisners, and
pentist. JeSsiry repair, Miliinsry.
etc, Inquire RITZ CAMERA. sls
saa an 4. ! i. ava navs.-Modern store suit.
able for distribution. deiieatessen,
%snyra Sssa'y iaoBgR BgR e,s sc hs NJ WASH Fs'ns saa
DI, $500; ewes phone GL- 445s
downtown RETAIL STORE, near
l4th and r. balance Of present
lease OF IS months OF lonser terms.
Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS.
ewes. GL- 4455. liz
MODERN STORE in busy NE, sec
ton OF II st, ideal Tor retail and
wholesale; upper : floors suitable
for additional sales display and
storage, loading platform and litt
in rear; bldgS have approx, 10000
IT: main floor can be divided into
part. Phone AT. 1900. MIR. KUPER.
BnILDiNG-a stores for rent in tn,
heart Of Silver Spring: size 2uxSh It
each each; PTlses Pas,, $500 3 mpnsh ~ 3-ysaF
4sSs leass' Or ceEFMAH sH lts,ss REALTY CO i 81
NEAR %soobwARD a LorHRors--
735 l1th st. NV: :nd and ara fiIs,;
very modern. RA. l1o1. -la
2i00 BLOCK PA. AVE. N.W.-Pine
location; good lease and rsas. rent,
Mr.. WEIssBERo. AID. o5Sl; eyes.
TNo ~ 2SsSi Ssw STORES for rent IN A.
Community, Ioc. 3 mi. sw. OF Alex,
IT.; next to cor store. 25xsSa I'm
n R;d. oses Ross, or Perkins q aSsE Enlim' phS9"s
Dole. show windows and hsnnt. 3
1ith NA sf. M. sPRISG RD.-2 mod
stores, lsv:3s. 20 be- available Aug. ! =.
For further information, call THoS,
2, WALSH. INC. SIS llth st. nv,
CONN. AVE. STORE
Corner of Conn. ave. and L sts. NV.
tenants. Cal re 7a4Q Ia
STORE ON G ST.
Between 18th and 18th sts nv;
fine location available in near fu.
ture. For further information gall
- 20: : : :
STORES WANTED
COLoRED MAN DESIRES STORE for
uphol. shop. used furn, ne. sec; with
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GARAGES FOR RENT

LaRGT { cAR. fiFepfoof' private S1T
gig2 Leroy pi H.w ksE On gysmissK
leake 80 per mo GECAl1K Y
woRTaiNofos a SON, Ma A51e
s-zs q
fNBIHT GARAGE fer rent, - "a
per mo. IS 18Th ST. Bs. IA 4a5s
s-a~l
tJa LAMONT ST. W,a.-psssaeas assssj
garAkf, suitable for stoyRss oT pssk
Ing - monthly Es8tYaily lscA 90
Cal Mr. EaiifiE. FKDERAI COR
TRaCrfNG co. ri 5 New YORK Hys
n.p. ma s4it -~-ia
Evening star., 1949-05-11
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
NEAR 18th AND EVE

STORE SPACE in new bldg. suitable
for drusstore. liquor, display rm-.
Office space End a.. / to a5 ofices,
ne. Bladensburs rd nr. New York
ave Boy 4a-H. Star. IA
Evening star., 1949-05-11
GARAGES WANTED

GARAoL IaffLiTfEs tgr d 2
TRACKS 2tsA adjoining lei far sstsk
trYsklrs hr4, f9i af4f r-~4k
wASJID GtRsGr, yieinitr sae "a
stn a pc. Cal MB WHEELER
Al 97l$ ~
Evening star., 1949-05-11
ACREAGE FOR SALE

10 AcREs-g. s. 30I. 10 asIaes 20
.. c. I miles 70 Bowse trseks 50 :
600: less fer cash GE S4aa. --l2 ?
PTNECEEsT. yA.-fSs-ff. wsee htaa-
top hasnesste with exserdes Wigs.
wisely restricsEd. si.stll cash 81
500 down. s1S mo VERNON ~.
LYNCH q SONS. tAnSoHnla. Va.
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Nh. FAIRFAX. KA---cn Ssafk has.
Hass Al acres Of wec6ed land htk \
elsTatsaa. good read Ercntsee-
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payment terms 10 s1Tts 5ss9
MccAy @ MeCAf, Reasscrs, Oh
% zOTs With ss~er already IN ard
rea2y fer 6sFeicprneags Ehia Is sozss
os the nnest land 81 the D G. area
and Is situated 90 Barnsne Tfex fe-s
hessekn Eraeasy has6. and River re-
for eu4Ek sale IN ess paeet. - fsr
beaoE valuation. Brokxrs eo-epsyk-
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Evening star., 1949-05-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ESTATES WANTED

SMALL ESTATE WANTED.
Have cash client for home within 10
miles D. c.; or 5 bedrooms, sery-
ants quarters: ! to 5 acres; Co.
day possession; $4,000 price range
Brokers cooperation invited. Call
Mr.. Ki-s. TIE. 072S, with .RIDDEIL
REALTY CO, Reaitros, DI- 1900.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
ANNOUNCING A
SMALL FARMS
SSO Down Sfs a Month

81 minutes drive out Lee blvd. or
traffc light on Route ~ tteNsfe
Manassas 4 miles to our bts sian
on left, SMALL FARMS Open every
day | TO . pm ANY TrEIlwayt bus
to Manassas passes ia BTins $40
Aasar..At IL
Evening star., 1949-05-11
CENTRAL MOTOR CO
EsrAnLIsnED s YEARS

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