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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27
Political Parties in Israel Discount "Cobinet
Crisis" Over Religious Bloc Charges

Jerusalem, (JTA)-Threats by
members of the Religious Bloc
to resign from the Cabinet over
the failure of the Israel Govern
ment to enforce various religious
edicts in the immigrant camps
were this week discounted by
spokesman for various political
parties here.
Meanwhile, the Cabinet has APP
pointed an investigating commit
tee to probe the charges made
by the religious parties last week.
Pending a report by this body, in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-01-27

about two weeks, no further de-
velopment in the Cabinet crisis
is expected.
The left-wing Mapam accused
the Religious Bloc leaders of
''blackmail" in reference to the
charges, while a Labor Party
spokesman refused to comment
beyond: Everything will be
smoothed out" The centrist Cen
eral Zionist Party believes that
the matter will be cleared up by
the governments giving in to the
Religious Bloc.
(Benjamin Mintz, chairman OF
the parliamentary committee for
internal affairs in Israel, who is
now on a visit to this country,
this week announced that he has
sent a cable to Premier David
Ben Gurion asking him to inter-
vene against reported violations
The Miami times., 1950-12-23
Oklahoma U's
Nursing School Open
To Negroes

NORMAN, Okla. - (ANP) -
President George L. Cross of the
University of Oklahoma announc-
ed here Thursday that Negro girls
will be admitted to the institu-
tons school of nursing in Okla
homa City without discrimina-
ton" if they pass entrance exam
inationS.
His announcement also said that
successful applicants will live in
a dormitory which houses White
students.
Six candidates have already
applied for admission in the class
beginning Feb. Z.
Negroes can attend state-sup-
ported White schools if courses
they seek are not available at
Langston university. There are
Negro students attending both the
University of Oklahoma and Ok
lahoma A and M.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23
7 LINCOLNITES
NAMED TO
COLLEGE WHO'S
WHO

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY -
(ANP) - Seven Lincoln students
have been accepted for this years
publication of Who's Who Among
Students in American Colleges
and Universities"
The students are Ernest Hill,
Smith Haynes, James Gibbs, Le-
roy Giles, John Jackson, William
Minter and Levevine Freamon.
The students recognized in this
"Who's Who" are nominated from
approximately 600 colleges and
universities. Campus nominating
committees are instructed in max
ing their selections, to consider
the students scholarship; his CO.
operation and leadership in aca-
demic and extra a-curricular activ-
tiles, his citizenship and service to
the school and his promise of fu-
ture usefulness.
The Miami times., 1950-12-23
False Rurnor

We want the public to know
that there is no truth about the
st. Marks Baptist Church, 324 NV
10th St., being sold or rented. The
Grace Presbyterian Church is
worshipping with us for the time
being, as they have no place of
worship.
st. Marks Baptist Church
Rev. Joseph Smith, pastor
Deacon Edward Held
Rev. H. Ferguson, Ch. Board
Sister Mary Saunders, Sec'y
The Miami times., 1950-12-23
Bethune-C Goodman
Admitted To SIAC

NORMAL, Ala, December, 1850
- Bethune-Cookman College,
Daytona Beach, Fla, was admit
ed to membership in the Southern
intercollegiate Athletic Conference
which opened it's 37th session
here Friday. All meetings were
held on the college campus. The
admission of Bethune- Cookman
College increase the membership
of the Conference to II inStitu-
tions. Other members of the con-
ference are: Allen University,
Benedict College, Columbia, S. c.,
Alabama State College, Mont
gomery; Alabama A and M Col
lege, Normal; Clark College, More
house College, Morris Brown Col
lege, Atlanta; Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn; Florida A and M
College, Tallahassee; Fort VAL
ley State College, Fort Valley.
Ga; Knoxville College, Knoxville
Tenn; Lane College, Jackson,
Tenn; LeMoyne College, Mem
phiS, Tenn; State College, Or
angeburg, S. c.; Tuskegee InSti-
tute and Xavier University, New
Orleans.
The visiting representatives
were welcomed to Alabama A and
M College by its president, DR.. ].
F. Drake and by Dean Robert A.
Carter, who spoke for President
Drake at the opening session. DR..
st. Elmo Brady, conference preSi-
dent, responded.
DR.. Brady was reelected presi-
dent; r. S. Darnaby, Tuskegee In
Stitute, and Frank L. Forbes,
Morehouse College, were reflect
ed to the office of Secretary
treasurer and assistant secretary
treasurer, respectively. Other re-
elected officers were: A. S. Gath
er, Florida A and M College, Tai
lahaSsee; Ollie c. Dawson, South
Carolina State College, Orange
burgh, and DR.. Joseph J. Dennis,
Clark College, Atlanta, vice pre-
ident.
The 1851 meeting will be held
in Miami, Fla, December 6 and z
during the 18th Annual Orange
Blossom Classic with Florida A
and M College as the host team.
The conference coaches and ath-
letic directors arranged baseball
and football schedules for 1851.
Florida A and M College, Ala
bama State College, Fort Valley
State College, Benedict College,
TuSkegee Institute and Xavier u.
indicated that they would field
baseball teams In 1851. -"
Coach Abbott called attention TO-
the Pan American Olympics which
will be held in Bueno Aires in
February 1851 and indicated the
need for funds for travel expens-
es of the young women who will
be selected to participate. The
conference voted funds for this
purpose.
The committee previously ap-
pointed to revise the constitution
was asked to continue its work
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

pite radio, television, and the state
be sure and know that motion
pictures are your best entertain
ment."
In those days of long ago stars
sending greetings included such
names as Gertrude Howard, Spen-
Ger Williams but first you
probably want to know who's
sending you today's happy felici-
tations. Here they are:
Lena Horne (she means every
word), Ethel Waters (who seldom
gets back to her mansion on Sug-
ar Hill here), Nellie Lutcher (who
always manages to return here
for family Christmas reunion.)
William Grant Still, who makes
all the Christmas toys for his two
fine kiddies. Still has workshop
as his hobby Louise Beavers
who remembers all the neighbor-
hood youngsters with presents.
Ruby cambridge whose heart is
as "a carat as her smile Sam
Mcdaniel, still one of the best
actors and musicians in Holly
wood -. Jasper Weldon, top CO.
median and fair and impartial
when casting for Central as a
pinch hitter.
Eddie Anderson, better known
as Rochester, one of your favor
ite radio and TV stars Laura
Bowman, recovering from a sick
spell Dorothy cambridge, a
top star in Tarzan's Peril the
Harlem GlobetrotterS Clar-
ence Muse, as usual busily direct
ing the mailing of hundreds of
greeting cards from his "MuSe- a.
While" ranch.
Jesse Cole Grayson who has not
had nearly as much picture work
as she deserves Mrs. Norma
Amato Green, beautiful widow Of
the late screen and radio star, Ed
die Green Z. Ernest Whitman
:. Nicodemus Stewart.
Frances Williams Juan IT.
zol . Benny Carter Harold
H. Browning d. Louise Franklin
=. Nadine Cole -. and still more
which space will not allow me to
announce.
Let's reminisce a moment back
to "a years ago and recall those
great names who greeted the fans.
Jimmy Smith, the late Sam
Baker, Nathan Curry, Madam Sui
Te-Wan, Irene and J. Allen, the
late Mildred Washington, Hazel
Jones, Sam Mcdaniel (still doing
okay), Rex Ingraham, Kid Her
man, Oscar Smith, Roberta Hy-
son, Lloyd and Floyd Shackleford,
Lawrence Lamar, Virgil Owens
and others 1 cannot recall at the
moment.
Before we close this Christmas
card from the stars to their pub
lie, your writer, Harry Levette of
Gossip of the Movie Lots" wants
to give you his personal greetings
for the yuletide season.
To every reader, / wish the
The Miami times., 1950-12-23
Sepia Movie Stars Send
Annual Greetings
BY HARRY LEvETTE

HOLLYWOOD, Calf (ANP) - Some "a years was
highly pleased happy send readers of AMP all
Christmas greetings the motion picture
players, well the big
Speaking myself and the whole motion picture colony give
hearty holiday greetings with best wishes all read
film fans Christmas and happy New
asks that des best in Christmas cheer and the
most bount New
he SURF Merry Christmas!
The Miami times., 1950-12-23

and to report at the Spring Meet
ing of the Conference to be held
at Tuskegee Intitute during the
annual Southern Conference bas-
ketball Tournament.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

A new type railroad mail car
and a metal container that may
substitute for o1d-fashioned mail
sacks were demonstrated at IN
ion Station today fog postal and
railroad officials.
The containers are crates, each
of which has a capacity the equiv
alent of 1412 sacks of mail. The
Cal, which has the outward ap-
pearance of an ordinary boxcar,
will haul at least 81 of the crates
Economy was an objective in
both developments. according to
Postmaster General Donaldson
who witnessed the demonstration
The crates are lifted into the
car by hoist truck and maneuvered
into position inside the car by a
smaller manual truck. Two men
, can load crates on a car in an
hour and a half.
At present mail tied into sacks
Is loaded into cars by hand. This
requires six men working six hours
t. load a car.
Assistant Postmaster General
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Slot Machine Tax
Paid to u. S. for 500
Devices in Vnqinio
By the Assoeiated Press

RICHMOND, Sept. g. The
Richmond News Leader said today
an annual Federal tax of $100 per
machine has been paid on some
900 slot machines in Virginia in
the current fiscal year.
Federal law specifies the tax
stamps in no way sanction use of
the machines in areas where they
are banned by State or local laws.
Virginia law bans operation of
slot machines.
Officials of the miscellaneous
tax division of the Office of the
collector of interval revenue said
they expected additional stamp
sales as a result of an enforcement
drive now under way.
Records of the collectors Office
showed 35 taxed slot machines in
Richmond, 70 at Virginia Beach,
long a target of State enforcement
drives during the administration
of former Gov. Tuck; Is in Nor
folk and Ais in officers and nom
commissioners clubs in military
and naval installations in the
State.
In addition, the Suffolk Elks
Club paid tax on the slot machines
and the Loyal Order of Moose in
Winchester bought stamps on two
other machines.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

Jack Redding, who is in charge
of mail transportation, estimated
the cost of loading a car by the
new method at SIS to $18 as
against $40 by present method.
Mr. Donaldson said the savings
in manhours would release men
for other duties in the postal de-
partment.
A carload of the mail crates
would contain the equivalent of
about 928 sacks of mail while,
under present methods, a load of
900 sacks is considered high.
A number of other advantages
of the crate system were outlined
by Mr.. Redding. The crates would
be loaded in the post office, re-
ducing the number of times each
piece is handled and thus also
reducing the opportunities for
damage, error and depreciation.
Unloading the cars is likewise as
economical and presents the same
advantages, officials said.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

business agent Of the Holyoke
(Mass.) local.
The two men, who were to fly
to Washington for a conference
on the General Electric strike sit
uation, started by auto when they
received word of the crash.
Witnesses said the single-en-
gined plane circled the parade
ground of the Teaneck armory,
dropped a flare, and then con-
tinued a few miles before crash
ing at an intersection near the
business district.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Pilot Killed, Passenger Hurt
As Plane Crashes in Street
By tho Assoeioted Press

TEANECK, N. j., Sept. GA
Beechcraft Bonanza plane crash
landed in a residential street here
last night. killing the pilot and
critically injuring a passenger.
Dead was Thomas E. Heaton,
jr., of Pittsfield, Mass. Kenneth
Gogan, 80, also of Pittsfield. was
taken to a hospital two block
from the scene of the crash.
The plane had just taken off
from the nearby Teterboro Air.
port on the way to Pittsfield to
pick up James Carey, administra-
tive chairman of the CIO-Inter-
national Union of Electrical
Workers and John H. Callahan,
Evening star., 1950-09-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
Whats WRONG ::S: VI: VI: ?

Nothing serious, just annoying! Maybe
it's rough, coarse! In seconds, rich, sooth-
ing lanolin in new Mexsana Skin Cream
sinks in" to soften, smooth. And-it's
gently medicated for lovelier complexion.
Use as powder base, night cream. Grease
less. Now get Mexsana Skin Cream. 35t.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

HOarding is foolish. Despite
the fighting in Korea there is no
immediate prospect Of food ration
ing or shortages. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
100 ACRES-S8,8O0
MD. FARM WANTED
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING. large level in.
dustrial lots on train track. under
maTEea maTket Prize fi at @ S9c So. IT. 81. 4554.
WILL sacrifice to builder or investor
Park Nd, 50x16O each. Water,
sewer, gas and elec. Only $4,000,
terms. ALVIN EPLING 10. $4,000.
NEAR SHIRLEY HWY. at Springfield,
Va.-Over an acre on a corner, all
year stream, beaut. tall shade trees.
An ideal home site; 81 800. VERNON
N LYNCH SoSe ,,seII 4 SONS; Lincolnia, We;
ARLINGTON, Gm level lots for de-
tached houses. near Pentagon Bldg;
sewer, water available; S2,25O each,
BOWERS. 1875 Eye st. NV, RE.
BEAUTIFUL BANNoCKBURN-wood-
ed hillsids site; over ] acre; liberal
ideal FOR RAMBLER-1o4x1s0, all
KensinPsos st PsHed Md sts eh 5S7as Gh ys. stsf
NORTH, EiH, ARG1SGfoN, e sGfeS vA.-Large wib lot.
in nice residential sections; all per-
feet. for the individual builder Ex-
GGlsuMsiyely with STANLEY R. row
sHEPRERp hAHR GH PAR fsRksss FA sSSS our 1e iaTFe
lists Of lots in this area. from
$3.50 up. For appointment. call
KAY REALTY co. INC RA. goo.
$40 DOWN, $40 PER MO- acre.
:; {: ever "sS sSirleS eSS3 hwy. oWNEs' 51nl r
Il a ACRE WOODED LOTS or .ntir.
3 acres, on Montgomery I'd; city
water. development area. HI. 4196.
TWO THIRDS ACRE-Greenwood, at
Lanham Park; S0-foot front, 36O
feet deep; city water; just OF. De-
Tense highway; $500. terms II de-
sired. T. F. HALEY. Hyattsville
LOT FOR sALE-Hillcrest Sc. HI
E9od asnj drive. 5ox10o; $4,000. Call
1a7 Fl. on Ft. Hunt I'd. near MT.
Sei;1 Vernon blvd. surrounded by custom.
cash required. Also some acreass
llIs lI S. Royal st. XII. s-7is7. Al.
IS ACRES. SCOTT. frontage on Coles
VIZ peFi ThogoWaoo6 gseoSW1RsesSHe DE. oSgPf7: Sgi7:
APT. HOUSE SITE, colored; excellent
ne. rental neighborhood: 150-ft.
0n1 E a90 ai66EGros Il a5fI; 81 PEI E.ssds: 81 #:
rMo Lofs-4os University ave-.
Jlen Ecno. Mo-; one 6OX7b. ono
75x102. fronting on Q streets, In
Guiding new ctnder block 1st floor
foundation and considerable rough
lumber. Sewage. water, electricity
in: Total price, $500. GEORGE
TOWN REALTY & INSURANCE CO,
: MI. 5577; ewes. WO. 9115. .
LOT SIZE, approx. 5Ox137h, zoned
for apt. bldg. Upper 18th st. NV.
Ideal for high class colored apt.
house. So per So. it. Possibie
FHA financing. SAMUEL c. REYN-
OLDS, 3005 Ga. ave. NV, TU.
3232; ewes, ia. 1011. 10
BUILDERS ATTENTION-Idea build.
ing sites. z. acres on good grade,
Clearbrook lane near county I'd,
Ksnsingson. sIH ,do MOORE & HILL co.
LEE BLVD.-3k lovely wooded acres
near Lubber Run Park and within
mi. of Memorial Bridge; stream
and all utils. available: fine for 4
homesites of Is acre. $3.50. GEO,
MASON GREEN CO., Realtors. CHI,
1888; ewes. and Sun. CHI. 9142.
4 ACRE BUILDING SITE ideally 10.
Gated in the Potomac Hunt Section,
corner Of River rd. and Stoney Creek
rd. Price reduced to 81. 900. MOORB
& HILL CO.. ME. 400. -13
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1950-11-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

S19 11th ST. NV floors, suitable
for an office or business, with living
quar- ters available If desired. BY
appointment, DI. 0431.
1902 L ST. N.W.--2nd-floor rear rm.
approx. 12x16. excellent location
for ONCE, shop, workroom. etc.;
reas. rent; immed. occupancy. Ap-
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
DOWNTOWN BLDG. approx. 10000
So. #. of first commercial space, in
portation: excellent location for large
organization. office and display
rooms. school, studios. etc; reas.
rent rent RssItors apply LEO n, n. BERNSTEIN q
APPRox. 1000 so. FT., in large
downtown End coml: bldg. concrete
immed. occupancy. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors. 1415
Z st. NV, ME. 6400.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
FARMS

MODERN DAIRY FARM in Central
Mont. Co.; IT'S acres OF rolling land,
well fenced and watered: up-to-date
brick home of rooms, bath, oil
INV. heat. garage; Q tenant houses,
2 very fine barns. equipment shed
cess ceo dfet av 9ng ta7 IN every sd way b sue tS.
$4,000 asked. E. K. Ruble. Pooles-
vile 21s4. with r. P. RIPLEY,
4 ACRES old picturesque brick min
fiour mills: Big feed mixer; a dam dam
broke. but electric motor installed;
SIS mo. TIE. 4i3i. %
LoUDoUN COUNTY grazing farm.
over 800 acres choice blue grass and
alfalfa land. some fine timber. g.
rm. brick house. tenant house; 8
barns; ssS s., box stalls, silo; 4s miles D. c.
IMMEDIATE Possession, 5 acres
with four-room house with porch,
electricity and natural gas; large
poultry house; 20 miles from Wash
ington osan1 b;! close to up-tO.date t9gn: 0S0
terms: $1,000 cash; balance, S56
Phone Herndon IS. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Co Va.
sTRoUT's cATALoG-Farms, homes.
country businesses: mailed freei
STROUT, 71i-A. woodward Bldg,
NOKEsVfLLE. vA.-i75.acre farm
with 125 acres cleared and so acres
in oak timber; long frontage on
Cedar Run; over mi. frontage on
State road. within As mi OF Wash
ington, over Shirley hwy. or Lee
blvd. Hard surfaced road all the
way to the property: fenced and
watered fields. bluegrass sod, all
necessary bldgs;, including. 2 good
size barns. chicken house for 1900
chickens, srainery. blacksmith shop
and corn crib. Quaint little house.
over $50 yrs. old. with 4 fireplaces;
in sound. condition. but needs re-
pairs and modernization. There is
a new tile bath. electricity in
house. kitchens equipped with elec.
range and refgr. and elec. hot-watsk
heater. full bsmt. under house:
possession within 80 days. Sahstan-
tial cash rec: GEO. MASON
GREEN CO, Realtors. exclusive
agents. CHI. 1888; ewes. and sun.
CHI 9l42
Evening star., 1950-11-09
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

$4,000 TO INVEST in small apt.
or commercial property. Call GE.
1882. after 6 pm 10
4-6-8-UNIT APTS. in good condition
and desirable area: showing fair
return on investment. We have
clients with cash for this type in
vestment. Call Mr.. Curling, with
R, G. DUNNE. HO. 07oo; ewes.
LA. 6-776S
BLDG.-About apis; good NV.
WI. 1885, OR. 1888.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALI

MARYLAND PROPERTY - Modern
tourist court, 8 units; 5-rm. house
and bath; restaurant, club: on Rte.
240, Ia miles south Frederick, Md,
AZ miles from Wash, D. C. Owner
must sell due to illness: no triferS.
Will accept " down, carry balance.
SUTTON, Frederick 254O. 12s
Evening star., 1950-11-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DIRECT FROM OWNER. highest cast
for your property. Cali MR.. KITcH:
FTRs4FEook HNs Fl 5ass hfDsM. sDfS "A AsD Earn
or modern brick bungalow, in North.
Eyess' eaIl VI. 4ss4. ia
and ground, free appraisal. Mr.
DAVID. RA. 6912; ewes. IA. 1879
WANTED TO BUY-A B. OF. Groom
home in Arlington. in good Location
pRI aiTes. f FROM 10 oTnsfE ca 9sss tss home
meets. meets precisely the bstSs needs dsn Of my my
illsn' fav; TOP, oeas restrieted ioeation. Please
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1
I WILL PAY YOU CASH today to,
action. RE 22ol. 81. 7747.
WE HAVE CLIENTS who urgently
need homes in. Michigan Park,
woodbridge, Brookland and nearby
Prince Georges County and other
nd sssGas pomp e seryce e Tenderea sss bs
perienced staff. R. G; DUNNE'
HOME LTsTINGs wANTED-Exper;
appraisals and prompt. experienced
safes service: Fnone eve. VI sui
1878 < st; n;T.. .nSINInS Natl 975S: ,o~,.,
and investment properties. What
have yol to otierP THos E. y JAR-
ri 10th st. nv; MA; 0765;
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
ssll saI r., +; A; AuMPEk1Es: Y s,.d ReaItoI
CAFE gIsAtsei6' coD OR siis WIILffAMsBiESRG ftas -
Cash above trust; prefer American
Univ. Park or Wakefield S25, 600
tops. s.1asPol Please call MR.. coW1EN
ARLINGTON-Indiv desires to
buy. direct from owner. ,prewar,, s.
or y6-room house, or double duplex;
cash. DE. 0251. IA
CAN PAY CASH for 5 or e-rm. home
in nearby Md. direct from owner
Call MI. 7145. until 9 pm. 10
A CASH CONTRACT
For your house within "a hours. ST
344o; ewes. 81. S941 or GE. 0727.
Evening star., 1950-11-09
S12 5n0

Exclusive and Exquisite
enough to describe this lovely home;
conv, located in fashionable Broad
mont. The design Is more Eng
lish than anything, featuring vesti-
bule entrance with center hall; ] st
d. library 12x1S. and 1a-tile bath;
formal din. rm.. beautiful kit.
with breakfast rm.. equipped with
range. refgr.. garbage disposal. dish
washer and exhaust fan. Rear
screened porch and rear patio: 3
with rec. rm.; a-bath: Lear att.
gar: Truly an outstanding custom
built house and real value at
S32. 500.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-11-09
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARLINGToN-Two adjoining second
SGF hTSn@ sa5 9a Wa1n each oW eSe $3.50 5Ss
LIE DRoIr BLDG. soo-s1o F st. NV
1000 50 it. or more avail. Dec. /;
sGSf S. 'pSftSa AZ Sah ARRls ARhzs RGsm snbG e 5a
9th st. n.w.-Bright outside rooms
conv: location; reasonable. Apply
10th AND PA. AVE, 945 Pa. ave
rooms nsasSsabie Ssas1en sppy sTsh sHtsds sS
1917 81 niH 18th Rsfm 81. N.W-1st-h. IN suite OF
or 8 rms. avail. in this moderr
Sce cs sldg MR otseE PoNEp Tms IN from Ron aS Sas
PVT. OFFICE in bldg. contractors
11th and Pa. ave. Sc: street ex-
posure all; utils incl; plenty parking
space; secty. seryice # desired; S25
,aos e a sr =. NV, &oGnI Midway 70 BET. e static,
aid Mayflower; air cond.; sgle. rm
MRS. CROCKETT, RE. 776e 10,
inspection appointment.
HYATTSVILLE, MD.-4-room suite
e%y seRsstpE dsco4ats5 Of OK s42 81 f.
immsd; occupancy; Apply LEO NJ
< st. NV. Me. 54oo.
10th AND X SITS. NV. - Suite OF
either 2 or 4 rooms, with plate.
reas: rent; immed; occupancy; ali
fiso''si EEo BEsNsfE1R lasassf IL S'ps 60 AkP1s kPa
tors. tors. d4l5 K st; NV; ME. 5400; .
5000 CONN: Si: AVE, NV NV; and Z Z
occupancy; Transportation at door;
newly decorated Call LEO M.
SERNsTEfN i $ j & 3 eoeS;;o eeS;o Realtors, lab
18th ST: NV, Mr.. K-S25 mo-; l.
e@ sss us5 Appy hsses,ns Eso M inRsa sERN
NV. ME. 54Oo.
l;o99 Sa,9 s8 s9. TT. FT: desirable otice space.
pochoS ds5eS eFfsEs SsEs,oxs a;sOC cssa So IT,
bldg; reasonable rental. II. l..
RUST CO.. 1901 18th st. NV. Ma.
oFFICE SPACE, 100 square feet. SIS
18th st. NV. $40. Gall RE. so53.
OFFICE SPACE, architect or kindred
profession, Conn. ave. CO. 65zs.
DOWNTOWN, 900 to 10000 50. #.
open space or suites; 1st CONNER
organization, etc. Apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors. 1415
K st. NV. ME. 5400.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.-Have one
rm. OFFICE, would like to share. .HU.
7615 after $50 10
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
Suite 616, ME. 1107.
1f
space avail. for small loan or pro-
fessional office: heat and light furn.;
no parking problems of the down
town location: rent. $500 per mo.
Contact MIR. GRAF. AP. 5000 or
write 4S06 Rhode Island ave..
Brentwood. Md.
COLORED--14th AND wALLACH-2|
rm. suite. all utiIS. included. Call
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma.