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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29
Negro Platoon Stops
Enemy Ass0ulS As
Ammo. Runs Low

With the U. 8. Third Division in
Korea - CANP) - A threatened
Communist breakthruugh into the
Hungnam beachhead was fooled
here last week by CALAMITY
fighting platoon under the com
mand Of 1t. Harry E. Sutton.
The wildly charging North Kor-
cans were stopped dead in their
tracks and completely diSorBGn
zed Just as each soldier in thu
hard-hghting platoon was down
to the last clip Of eight bullets.
The battle began just before
dawn and ended the next day al
noon.
The platoon was assigned to q
long, three-humped ridge as q
part OF a regimental position or
the hlly eastern flank Of tho
beachhead. Al about 7:45 a. m
the Red troops launched a small
sized attack on three points, OF
each flank and in the center. The
groups contained about 20 mer
each.
Though the els kept picking
off the enemy troops, more small
groups kept coming Meanwhile
other enemy forces tried TO PHI
down the els with fire 30 the a.
sauIt groups could reach the posi-
ton.
About II hours later, there wa
a lun in fighting. but just as tn
platoon was congratulating II
self upon breaking up the attack
another assault broke out, which
| lasted until noon the next day
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has been kept
This newest venture Of the
couple who have a reputation Of
operating clean, orderly establish
ments, has been hailed as evidence
of their enterprise, initiative and
desire to furnish the Minneapolis
community with needed services.
Mr.. Cassius also said Monday
that the new hotel would be OPP
Grated on the same high level as
their previous ventures in ser
vice.
A certain number of the hotels
rooms and the suites will be held
for local permanent guests. Other
rooms will be reserved for Wsi-
tor to the city and transient &C
cancellations.
Persons interested in perman-
ent residence at the Golden West
may call either Locust s116 OF
Atlantic 1892.
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from the Milwaukee R.R. passeR-
ger station
A tavern, Jerrys Place, on the
ground floor has been purchased
by Donald B. Cassius, son OF the
new hotel proprietors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius have been
in business in Minneapolis for the
past IL years. Prior to his en-
trance into business Mr.. Cassius
was active in the organized labor
movement both as head Of a
Walters Local and as business
agent.
Nine Years at Dreamland
For nine years the couple oPer'
atsd a Aeighborhood cafe, the
Dreamland Cafe, at 3755-57
Fourth Ave. So. There they built
q lucrative and popular establish
ment.
In 1947 they purchased Bells
Cafe at 207 Third st. So, In
downtown Minneapolis. The cafe
was renamed Cassius Club Cafe.
Obtain Liquor License
In 1919 the couple became the
INST Negroes TO hold an on-salt
liquor license and the name Of the
cafe was changed to Cassius Clul
Cafe and Bar. The present estab
Hshment is the home Of the
Bamboo Room where weekend en-
tsrtAinmeDt is offered by the Irv
ing Williams band.
Acquisition Of the Golden Yves
Hotel by the CASsiuSs win Solv,
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and brought in the name Of Mrs.
Monk.
THE decision must have been
what she was waiting for" said
Detective G. L. Patty who investi-
gated the dynamiting, because
she moved right in"
Patty said he was questioning
two suspects who had been in
terrogated in four previous bomb
ings since 1947.
Police said they found no wit
nesses In the area who had seen
strangers. They posted a six-man
guard around the home.
No Arrests Made
Police said they would make a
thorough investigation, but it
was pointed out that no arrests
were made after any of the pre-
Hous bombings.
After a blast last April, DR..
John Buchanan, a white Baptist
pastor and chairman of the Citi-
zens Committee of 500 said:
IF the local police authorities
are not able to find the WoIators,
they should call upon the state
forces and If necessary the Fed
eral forces to apprehend these
law violators."
A Birmingham daily paper
joined Rev. Buchanan's group in
offering $1,000 reward for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and
conviction of perpetrators of the
bombing.
No arrests have been made to
date.
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How chieagOGns PlaY
Policy To The Tune
OF $25, 900 A Day

Chicago - (ANP) Although
the KefauVer committee has roc
ked Chicago with Its expose" Of
the policy racket, and the states
attorney has arrested I'd Jones
and Theodore Roe. two top men In
the rackets, you stil can play
policy freely on the sOuthSide.
Chicago'S numbers game, pop
ulariy called policy. Is quite az
fersnt from any other numbers
game In other eitieA
Numbers between 1 and 70 are
drawn BY Q wheel and these are
printed on slips Of paper about
IL inches wide and 8 inches long.
Some books print six numbers,
some ~ and others "a. A few Of
the books may utilize numbers
past 70, but these are the excep-
ton.
You may place your bet in .
policy station set up with . reg
ular cashisr's cage and books
printed by numerous ESTIMATED
to be about 34) wheels. Or also
yoH may put your wager In the
hands Of q runner for the publish
er Of one particular wheel This
runner may come to your home or
you may 90 to him
Most OF the gamblers are house
wives who bet about q dime at q
time. For a dime bet, q person
may win as follows:
Five dollars on q two-legged
book; $40 for a one-legged book,
and $40 for q six-number one-leg-
ged.
A better also may play what Ii
called a saddle" In which II two
Of his numbers come oSt he gets
q lesser sum. Usually, most play
ers bet q niclOle saddle. and q
nicIVle on the whole gig.
How do chieAgoans pick the
numbers they want to bet ont
Nest Of them do II through dream
books. Every dream supposedly
has a number-whether It 70
about . person, place or thing.
Dream books have thousands Of
number combinations which policy
followers rely on reliEiously.
Jones' books. the Main. the
Idaho and the Ohio, have two
drawings a day, on which people
bet an average Of S12-14,o0o q
drawing. At one time Chicago
bet an average Of $12-14.OO0 q
There are no drawings on Sunday.
One witness before the Kefau-
yer senate investigating commit
tee said that at least 90 percent
of the Negroes on the Southside
played policy. Many Negroes pro-
test this figure a. q slur on the
raee.
Il IL a fact, however. that you
may go into most Negro neigh
bOrhoods and ask any child %
direct you to q policy station 4
you want TO find one.
Most policy stations are Oper-
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Ben Webster
At Labor Temple
New YedT'S Eve

Ben Webster, internationally
known saxaphone player, will lead
his band into the Labor Temple
for a one night engagement Sun
day night, December 81. New
Years Eve). The affair promises
TO attract q large crowd.
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Election Held For
MarY Mason Council

The annual election for the
Mary Mason Council was held at
the ETks Rest Tuesday. Dec. IL.
Those elected INTO offices were:
Mrs. Myrtle Banks, loyal daugh-
ter ruler; Mrs. Alene Neal, vice
daughter ruler; Gertrude White,
assistant daughter ruler; Mrs.
Lucille Woodland, treasurer; Mrs.
Lola GattlIng. recording secre-
tAry; Mrs. Marie Warren, escort;
Mrs. GeneHeve Jackson, financial
secretary; Mrs Pauline Demery,
chaplain; Mrs. Ethel Landers'
door keeper; Mrs. LeBelle Davis
Eatekeeper. loyal daughter Kemp,
chairman Of trustee board.
The women OF this group are
known a. Loyal Daughters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore +. Allen
Of S73 IgIehRrt Ave, announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Myrrhene Dorothy Allen to NAL
colin Dade Jr., Of Detroit, Mtchi-
gan. Mr.. Dade Is the son Of Rev.
Malcolm Dade ST., Of Detroit
Michigan, and Mrs. Esther Clay
Of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Mr..
Dade Jr., Is a Junior Clerk in the
Traffic Court Of Detroit, and a
Pre-Law student Of Wayne Uni
verdty in Detroit Miss Allen Is a
member Of the St Paul Recorder
and Minneapolis Spokesman staff
and attends the University Of
Minnesota. The wedding will take
place June 2, 1861.
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Years night at $40 p. m.
Vinson, one Of the finest eXPon-
ents Of blues singing" is a grand
performer as well as an ace alto
sax man. "Cleanhead" as he Is
popularity called first received
public acclaim while playing
with Cootie Williams band after
recording the now famed disc,
Things Amt What They Used
To Be-"
This appearance OF the Vim
son aggregation straight from the
Apollo Theatre in N. Y, marks
his first dance engagement in
Minneapolis. He previously APP
peared here as a member Of
Cootie Williams band in a theatre
date.
Advance tickets for the dance
are available in st. Paul at
Harris Record Shop and Maurice
Record Shop. In Minneapolis, get
them at Melodee Record Shop and
Givens Ice Kream Bar. Prices are
81 plus tax advance sale, and SIPS
plus tax at the door.
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A. B. Cassius Purchases
Golden West Hotel In
Downtown Minneapolis

the need for additional COM
Portable hotel Accommodations in
the Minneapolis loop. Each room
has hot and cold running water
Most of them have been redecora-
ted recently by the former owners.
Mr.. Cassius Monday praised the
former owners for the immacu-
late manner in which the hotel
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child was slightly injured by fall
ing plaster in the pre-Christmas
blast last night.
The new $18,5OO home is owned
by Mrs. Mary Leans Monk who
has led the court fight against
residential segregation here. The
verdict was announced Wednes-
day. Mrs. Monk moved her family
into the home which was ready
for occupancy several months
ago.
Pushed Through Screen
Police said the dynamite was
thrust through a screen to a
porch just outside Monks bed
room.
Mrs. Monk said she heard a
blunt noise" as she entered the
bedroom and just managed to get
into another room before the blast
came.
Mrs. Monk, her son, William,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Askew
were shaken up but not injured.
One Of the two sleeping Askew
children was struck by falling
plaster. The explosion tore away
half a bedroom wall. The living
room was wrecked, and there was
damage to other rooms in the
brick building.
Fifth Bombing In City
The bombing was the fifth on
Negro homes here. The wave Of
blasts was used as an excuse by
the City Commission last year to
approve the segregation ordi-
nance over protests of Negro
groups.
The suit against the ordinance
was supported by these groups
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CANNON TO CONVENTION

Raymond W. Cannon, Mime
apolis attorney. left Sunday for
Kansas City, Missouri to handle
some legal matters. While there
he win also attend the General
Convention Of Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. Mr.. Cannon served
four terms as National President
Of Alpha Phi Alpha
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29

1t was announced this week
that Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Cas-
SiuS, downtown Minneapolis
cafe owners had acquired a 30
room, two suite loop hotel and
will take possession around
Jan. 1.
The hotel Is the three story
Golden West, BOT Washington
Ave. So. located directly across
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs C. l. Bailey, 354s
Fourth Ave. so. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Theresa to Mr.. Maurice Britt, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Britt Of
Alton. Illinois.
Miss Bailey, a 1850 graduate
OF st. Catherine college is attend
ing school In Battle Creek. Mich
Mr.. Britt is a member Of the U
s. Navy.
The wedding date for the
couple has not been set
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cosSiUS Bor Open
New Yaurs I've

Cassius Bar and Cafe will be
open New Years Eve day and
reservations may be made by
calling the Cafe, Atlantic 1892.
The Cafe management, An
thony B. Cassius, said the place
is planning a gigantic New Years
celebration unequaled by any in
the city. You can enjoy special
entertainment in the Bamboo
Room" Mr.. Cassius said.
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Labor Temple Host
To "CIednhedd" Bond
New YeaK'S NiqhR

The old Labor Temple will
really rock when Eddie Clean
head" Vinson and his fine band.
presented by r. Webster and d.
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BigOts Blast $4,000
Home In Birmingham;
Group Offers Reward

Birmingham, Ala. Dec 22-Ant-Negro dynamitSrs today
wrecked the home of Negro family less than SO hours after
the u s. Court of Appeals ruled unconstitutional the cty
racial coming laws.
Five occupants of the home-n borderine section
tween white and Negro residents-escaped injury but
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29

Christmas Day oelebrants at the home of the
Donald schofislds. SsS2 Clinton Ave So, of Mime
apOns were the Claude MasOns, Ben Alexanders,
Mines Barbara strawder. Juanita Lewis, Harold
Carriers and Mel Brown.-Buzz Brown photo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29

Be Assured ThGf Advertisers
In This Newspaper Really
Appreciate Your Patronage
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-29
Chicago Police Crack
Down on Policy Kings
After u. S. Hearing
CHICAGO POLICY RACKET KINGS
OUT or JAIL ON S25, 900 BONDS

CHICAG0-(ANP)-Lsw enforcement officials of Chica.
have started what they call breakdown the policy
racket in Chicago Key in the drive has been the arrest Of
Ed Jones Of the famed Jones brothers, most successful Of the
local racketee often labelled the policy baron of the South
side"
Also arrested his chief lieutenant Theodore Roe who
actually the racket here while Jones stays in Mexico Both
free $25 900 bonds
Both men arrested following explosive testimony
Evening star., 1950-07-23
FARMS

WANT TO BUY FROM oWNER-In
Maryland' i6aA about : acres, &c "fsse1n 6eaut.
view. with about 7-rm. house, mod
ern or suitable for remodeling, Colo
nial design preferred. Box 1901,
FAUQUiER COUNTY, VA; 1914 acres,
4-room clapboard house, fenced,
wired (Delco); chicken house, COW
shed; on good State rd. Priced,
$1,000. Box 2S3-L, Star.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME, Loudoun
County-Small farm of 81 acres,
13 in meadow and A in brush and
timber, with new S-stanchion barn
two wells, and lovely new white
wood floors. modern electric kitchen
orange, refgr. and water heater in
cluded, living room with fireplace.
dining room and utility room, 1st
floor; . bedrooms, bath, closets and
sun deck 2nd; oil h.-w. heating svs-
tenn; S1S,500. Inspection by ap-
pointment invited. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON. Phones 9s and I59s.
MoUNTGoMERY tsTi2TtSixEi CoUNTY-Attrac-
tive farm of .65 acres; 25 mi. from
D: c on hard road; center hall: 10:
din. rm., isxis. firepi.; parlor, f4x
13; large kit; 5 bedrms. and bath;
hot water. coal; tenant house; near
transp. S-rm. house. 4 berms.; Q
baths; stoker heat. on "a acre in
pretty setting; near transp. Ed
WARD P. ABBE, S11S Wis. ave,
Bethesda. Md. call WI. $500 -<23
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Evening star., 1950-07-23
ASHTON HEIGHTS

ASHTON HEIGHTS
Lovely brick Cape Cod on beautiful
ton; spacious iiv. " rrn. ni1n With f,repI', rerI
formal din. rm. with bay window
nicely-equipped kit; 2 bedrms. or
paneled den and ! bedrn. down
with full tile bath; 2 extremely lge.
bedrms. UP with tile bath: paneled
recr ,rm. and full bsmt. oil h.-w.h.
for S2S.5OO.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES AVAILABLE on busy Co.
lumbia rd. mr.. 18th. suitable for
real estate. insurance or merchan-
dising. 1000 50. it,, lge. display
window. aforementioned. 2nd A., rent
$3.50. D. W. BOOMHOWER. 176t
Columbia I'd. NV. Ho. 210o,
NICELY FURN. ROOM or desk space
at reas rental. Elk. 61S2.
HYATTSVILLE. Md to 10 rm
suite available in Office bldg on Bait
blvd, imm. occupancy, heat, elec
and char. service included in rent
Apply LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO
14th AND X SITS. N.W.-1-room ONCE,
completely decorated, elec. and char
service inc; in rent. Apply LEO
M, BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. ,
AIR-COND.-Beautiful suite in doS6m0 900
town modern office BLDG. app apppttionaI nal
So So; IT, furniture and Annlg GaTge' EEo IgM N
BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors
DISTRICT NATL. BLDG: :rlyafe l4Ge y airy n;
n.w.-A large l6x4ap a. IL in heart Of
city; sT. ayatI7 s75 AHs mo. 1s Ex. S555 or Suite
9th q AND r SIS: NV; ottscas Atlas do1g sidE..
527 9th st:~Brlgenas agea reas Apply
S9Wn s}n p st. NV, Rm. l9; -25
,SStth1 AND PENNA: AVE. NV. 945
I1sn 9anna aye.-Bright. desirable office;
good loc. Apply. $40 F st. NV,
ATTTT1ENTION. TT1E business and profession;
534f Georgia ave. NV. entire IND
Il pvt. entrance, spacious apt, &
rms. and bath; excel. location for
any business or profession. CAN
. iFHURN. RMS. of suite in Washington
Bldg; suitable for trade assoc,
washington representative or attor-
ney; Stenographic services optional.
Box 127-J.- Star.
/ 800 14th ST. N.W.-Entire 1st floor,
rms, bath; excellent location for
real estate. insurance, finance, busl-
ness or classrooms. PAREGOL
REALTY CO.. Ma. 1857.
OFFICES FOR RENT. heart of Silver
Spring; $50 mo. UP Call SH. 3490;
eyes,, SH. 1854.
goth AND SITS. N.W.-One to three
front rooms with private bath: suit
able for office or general clerical
WESTORY BLDG. 14th and F SITS
n.w.-Unusually bright and cheerful
outside rm.. excel. for dental ONCE.
etc. See Mr.. DEAN on premises.
"a
Evening star., 1950-07-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

LARGE, MODERN trailer park. Miami;
pays off in yrs; 100000. Nc
CAULEY REALTY CO., SH 6412.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Farmette on
Fla Gulf Coast, suitable for Sat
suma oranges, Concord grapes
poultry raising: yr-'round climate
excel; fishing and beach. Call 10.
3-567S, 200 Elmira st. s.w. Apt
$50. PA
CORAL GABLES-3-bedrm. house,
and jaloused; on LeJeune rd.; >
yrs. old; occupied only by owner;
$4,000 below cost price, or will ex-
change for house of equal value in
nearby Md, Va. or D. C. Phone
DAYYiTo,NiAio i,iio BEACH-ocean-front no.
tel with 40 rms; 5 apis with 3
rms. each; Q stores; reaS. terms.
UN. 3211. ACME REALTY CO.,
3211 Perry ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md .
Evening star., 1950-07-23
In Large Apartment
Hotel, Northwest Section
Nf H;4xy
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERrY-sALE

LOT. in heart of Rosslyn busines.
aistrict: 200-ft. frontage. on main
blvd. by 267-ft. depth, zoned Tight
industry" This property can be
bought at this time at q very good
saving, The last piece of this size
available in the industrial area
Call Mr.. Stup, ia. 1904, with
BElTZELL, DI. 3100. -23
COMMERCIAL, industrial ground, D
G., Nd; railroad sidings; ware
houses erected for well-estab. firms.
Z. N. L1GHTBOWN. WA 1925.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-Mostly in Fair.
fax Co. on Southern Rwy. and Teie-
graph I'd. Small or large sites with
gas, power, water and sewer avail
able; attractively priced. LOUIS P
SHOEMAkER, 1913 K st. NV, Ma
NEAR 4th AND X SITS. NV. 1st
comm: lot. 19xS6; good for small
bldg. parking lot; sac, So, 600
Terms. MR.. MUSHINSKY. RA. 69l2
LOT, with masonry bldg; reasonable
terms; for immediate sale. UN. 321l
t.T ACME REALTY CO.. 3211 Perry St.,
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL ground in Alex
sndria can be bought right. GOLD
MAN. Ia. $3.50.
HYATTSVILLE-Lo 50x165, on State
highway, Va block from B. g. Q:
OWNER WA S4S4
Evening star., 1950-07-23
TO SELL
STORES FOR RENT

93s 10th ST. N.W.-small store,
downtown, suitable for frozen Gus
tard, valet, shoe repair, etc. Rent,
S1l0. lease. Ma. 9743. -23
OXON HILL, Md, on Livingston I'd.
New modern store under construc-
grocery, hardware. general merchan-
disc. etc. Attractive rental. Poss.
about August l. Consult SHANNON
q LUSHs SS9g CO. Realtors 1905 \ st.
MacXRTHUR BLVD. NV, (4Soo
blkD, nr. Macarthur Theatre, be-
and Peoples Hardware store; Pal
ace Laundry and successful drug
IN same blk; excellent for bakery,
beauty shop, women's and chill
dren's wear. delicatessen. Call Mr.
Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV Ma. 2345.
BEST LOCATION in s.w., 7o2 4th ' st.
SOS per mo. Cali AID. o272, stter
18th % Mr.. SHEPHERD ST. NV Nv
Modern. loft. show window. heat,
hot water, reasonable. RIA. 0155,
NEW MODERN, large store includ-
NV. INV cail YOUNG l. e59ck co. 81 sfh 14tE Si
TWO BEAUTIFUL STORES. eex7o
fseh SsHrnsE fsn in sart of pR1eE
LO. 5-0315. $40 wv 49, 80
1,70O So. FT.. could be used for
plumbers office; 95'x17.. with more
sfR fG0m AND Sp is'G2d Sw 0Qg gao5aa "a SaSS down
town shopping district good loc.
SILVER SPRING. on Georgia ave:
225SloO; modern, new building. sH.
a6iI 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. store, in
good section; ideal for any business.
1sns ren J6sEpH ft E BkUNo s'Gfs nc rsaS soa
H st. NV, ST. 1890: -25
REAR; reasonable. PAUL KLAASSEN
Sr,, 1905 14th st. NV, Randolph
conn AVE. NV, 5000 block; approx.
1400 So. it.: can be divided in .
stores; heat incl: excellent for dress
shop, millinery. gift shop, etc. Apply
LEO N; BERNSTEIN & co, Real
ss sGEs' esth aa' sT St Wv ME 5499 approx
15x33; 2 floors above consisting Of
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & co. Realtors, 1415 K St,
ess SO 9th ST. s.w.-store approx. 15x
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
] 4O6 P ST. N.W.-Newiy decorated;
nsss' MR RfGaMaM Eent At at At onee a1a; Ask for
suitable for any wholesale or 'reaGi retail
IN NEW MODERN DOWNTOWN APT
BLDG, nearing completion Contain
ing 263 apts;l: Several other large
apt. bldgs. within blk. of this loca-
H,I ton. Store approx; 3o'x1OO': ex-
and food operator or restaurant.
Also several lobby shops available.
suitable for barber shop. florist, etc.
Drug store, valet and beauty shop
leased. Fully air conditioned. Poss,
July. Consult SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. Realtors; Exclusive Agent, 1905
STORE WITH APT. and Q garages.
busy location or BALTIC ave. River
dale; suitable for any business. TO.
18TH AND COLUMBIA RD,, > gis doors
from Iron corner; Q bulk show windows
~ IT. front, so it. deep; heavy
Ioss, Ioos trans; suit any business; GOOD
1850, s' eves vi VT 4s4s. 4nSi o"NAN' ME-
CORNER RESIDENCE, 1st CONNER
cial LOCATION. vic .5th and R. !. aye ave-
NV. for conversion to commerciai,
use, THOMAS P; BROWN 615o 615os ftn
1S6e cCioLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Large
store, suitable for any type business;
reasonable rental Call HENEf
SALUS, 1104 Vermont ave 5s na"''
,sa5 Sa "a. GA AVE. N.w.-store for lease.
ME-. 1647, MR.. ADAMS. 20
NEW STORE, 3ox5O; excel location
for furn., hdware., variety. and 10.
loan co. Will subdivide to suit tenant,
ia. $500 or GE. 0O66. %
CORNER N. WASH; BLVD.
And Mckinley rd.. Arl.; new stores,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Open For Inspection
1-6 PM

A lovely home, of distinction. on a
commanding A-a. corner lot in Ash
ton Heights. 1st f.. Gift. living rm.
with fireplace. 12x14 dining room
with beautiful bay window, l2x15
elec. kitchen, screened side porch,
13x15 bedroom, soundproof den and
tile bath: End f., 2. large twin size
bedrooms with cedar closet and
built-in drawers. bath; full base
ment with eft. pine paneled rec
room and bar; separate room for
laundry equipment; attached garage
with storage space overhead; slate
roof. superb prewar construction
beautiful decoration, degnif1ed CON-
munity and easy accessabilitv to
D. c., Pentag gon and Navy Annex are
only few. of the attractive fea-
lures. You'll be enchanted with this
home set in a profusion of mimosa,
willow. magnolia and holly. Price
only S2S,500. Directions; Memorial
land ST., left on Pershing DIR. to
Nelson. right to 3719 4th st.
Town & Country Realty
ow. 1920, 9 It'll o. ow. 9426,
Evening star., 1950-07-23
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

NEAR 9th AND EVARTs N.E,-2O-
I26 SO. it. of ground. with 2 ware
brick ONCE bldg; 4-car siding with
dock; also truck dock; S77, 800;
terms. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. -25
ON SOUTHERN RY.-46,791 So. it.,
225 #. on track, 3O5 #. on road;
close in; utilities available; 80 cents
So. II. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. -25
NEARBY Md, 100 So. it., 14-ft'
cell. loading dock. heated, wash
room, office, easy parking; SI75 mo.
or will sell. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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