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Min City Council
Of Soeiul Agencies
MuVmeS 7. B. Corey

TalmRge u, Carey. 1904 Firth
Ave, So. member Of the Mime
Rpolis Urban League board since
its founding and active In civic
work was named TO the important
budget and distribution commit
toe OF the Minneapolis Council "
Social Agencies this week,
The committee passes ON bud.
get requests for the 81 MinncApo-
lis Community Fund agencies In.
GLIDING the Phyllis whcNtley
House and the Minneapolis Urban
League,
As far Rs can be 0sccrtalned,
MIR Carey Ii the first member Of
his race In the nation to serve on
committee OF this type Tho
group IL entrusted with the re.
sponNblr task Of RllocAting over
ono million dollars n year To fund
supported agencies.
All agencies must send board
members to appear bcforr this
committee to explain budget ~
quests.
Mr. Carey IL In charge Of a
production scheduling unit at the
Federal Cartridge Corporation
operated Twin Cities Arsenal,
lie Is one of the founders and
longtime sccretary-trrasurcr or
the Associated Negro Credit
Union and has served as leader
and member Of many civic move.
mentH
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sofa history, will close out his
career as Gopher on Friday
night, March 8 when he will lead
the Minnesota boxing team
against the indicated San Jose
State college team from San Jose,
California.
Bill has been defeated by only
one opponent Chuck Speiser Of
Michigan State two years Of
brilliant boxing in the l76 pound
division for Minnesota He Is rated
one Of the prime favorites in the
National Collegiate meet TO be
held at Michigan State college in
March.
McMoore. who has also won a
letter as q halfback for the Go
pliers in football, Is a great favor
lite of fans attending boxing
matches in Williams Arena at the
University the past two years.
Arrangements have been made
for so complimentary tickets TO
the San Jose State match to be
distributed at the Phyllis Wheat
ley house to boys in the athletic
program there.
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MINNEAPOLIS { &C
AGAINST IRON oRE
TAX RATE RAISE

The Minneapolis Chamber Of
Commerce board 81 directors went
on record Tuesday against Iegis-
Iation designed 20 raise the tax
rate On iron ore mined In Min
nesOtA
The resolution expressed the
thought that the rate was high
enough and might result IN the
state IoEing 3 considerable pr
ton Of the mining operations.
DuIuth'G Chamber Of Commerce
passed . similar resolution two
weeks ago.
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Three D0yS Left
FOR The So. PuUI
8hFIn0 CIFeUS


Just three days are left 10 see
the f. Paul Shrine Circus Two
shows are featured daily with the
exception 81 Sunday. March I, a
matinee will show then.
Tho annual circus which has al.
ways been a great thrill for chill
drcn" Of all ages features such
top talent M the Robert Yacobi
troup" Csrvcn person teeterboard
arrobRtlc act and person com
cdy acu. Harry Hang Elephants
featuring Judy" the wonder els'
phRnt. ElIy Ardslty balancing
trapczc aetJ; Kinko, midget auto
and cIDwnJ: ths -Four hacks,
roller skating act. and many
others
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student JolIOd For
IHeIfIng RoeS feeling

Syracusc. ~ r amp --
Irving J. Feiner. expelled syria
cuse y. student. begin serving -
days in jail last week growing
out Of q raeiai-squAhty speech
His cDnuctlOn was upheld by the
q. 3 Supreme court.
Fsinsr. . resident ~ the Bronx
was arrested March 8, 1919 while
making = political speech On q
street corner here under The ans
pices Of The Young ProgressIVes
Of America
The prosecutors said the crowd
was in evidently . bad MOOD
when he made - plea 10 the
coIOred people 20 riss In arms and
night for their rights.
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Cyrus lewis Elocf0d
Head Of So. puvl Federal
Employees Ho0lth Group

Members Of the 81. Paul FEEDER.
al Employees Health Group cleo
tod the following officers at their
annual meeting. held Saturday.
February "a. 1901,
Cyrus l., Lewis. sr,. proSidcnt;
Louis ChryHler. first wcc-prcH,:
Joseph J. zalne. second vice
pres: Francis II. Mikesh. finRn-
Cial secretary and orin w. Root,
recording secretary.
Max l.. Ribe, Louis ChryaleT, e.
J LermAn. Onn w. Root, Francis
~. MIkeHh, Clair n, Hsnnesay,
VIM H. Ridley. Gustav John,
Cyrus l.. Lswis sr., l., ", L"rmRn
and Joel J, J. Luhdecn will repre-
sent the group at the district
meeting and tho statewide annual
meeting Of Group Health 10 be
held in April. 1901.
The membership was Informed
that during 1850. Group Health
Mutual paid out more than 81
200 900 In benefits 10 members
During the year the organization
also expanded into the state Of
Wisconsin and Washington where
II IL also serving cooperative
groups.
More than $50 local health
groups similar 10 the 81 Paul
Federal Employees Health Group
make up che organization and
participate directly through
health group meetings and dele.
gate representatives In the dir
cctIOn Of the organization. Group
Health IN rated ~ the largest con-
sumner owned and controlled
health benefit organization In the
United States
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funeral Services To % Held
For Mrs. Evelyn Harris
Csee Editorial Page -

Funeral services for Mrs. Eve
Iyn Harris. 3I2s Clinton Ave. So
viii BE- held Saturday. March , at
2 p. m. AZ Bethesda Baptist
church
Rev. l. c. Harris and the Min
nshaha Temple. Daughter Of ElISs
No. i2s viii officiats. informant
viii Be- AZ Crystal Lake eemstsry.
Mrs. Harris died Tuesday morn
ing at TBS q m at the Fairnew
Hospital after a three weeks i'll
ness.
She 10 survived BY her husband.
Jetts HArTtA two sisters. Mrs..
Laura McDonsId Of Morgan CITY.
La. and LYDIA Van Dillon of
orAhnen city. La
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Minneapolis branch IT The
NAACP; Jonas q. schwartz
and Sidney l.orbcr Of the
branch legal redress commit
tee. Others in the delegation
representing the Minneapolis
: Council on Human Re
latiOus are Charles 4. Spring
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The Entire Nous club % ~
Paul win sponsor a ehittsrling
dinner and fish fry Saturday,
March 3 at 8 p. m. at the home
Of Mrs GLADYS CIemm0hS. 800
MAeKubin for 81 per plate. Din
nsrs VIII be delivered by calling
DAB 3si3. adVt.
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DIVORCE GRANTED

Marjorie Commodore was
granted a divorce from William
Commodore last week in Hsnnepin
county district court
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left wing affiliations came
when she resigned from the
Progressive party of which
she was lIennepin County
chairman in October 1850
At that time, although she
criticized the Progressive. Re
publican and Democratic parties,
she made no mention of the Com
munist party.
Calls Party by Name
Her letter Of this week calls the
Communist party by name and
leaves no doubt as to her mean
ing.
Miss Stones statement follows:
Fellow Workers and Friends:
After many months OF thought
and because Of the present world
crisis, I feel obligated to my
friends and fellow workers to in
form them OF my present political
status and beliefs.
Fought For Better Wages
For the past 20 years I have
been employed in the hotel and
restaurant industry and a member
of local 665, Hotel and Restaurant
Workers, AFL, since 1885 and a
member Of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement OF
Colored People for a number Of
years. During that time TO the
best Of my ability have fought
for better wages and conditions
for the workers in the industry.
This program I have tried to
carry out as a delegate to the
Central Labor Union, Labor
League for Political Education
and the State Culinary Council. l
have consistently fought for full
equality Of Negroes and other
minority people in the commun-
ity and the labor movement.
AT this time I am not affiI-
lated with any political party.
have severed my relationships
with the Communist and Pro-
gressiVe parties.
My mind Is still the same about
the needs Of workers, the most
oppressed people in our society.
For a long period of time I have
had certain disagreements with
the programs OF the parties nam
ed above.
Il was more than a little dis
turbed by policies which run
counter to the needs of all work
ers and similarly policies which
are Numerically opposed to the
interests Of the Negro and other
minority people.
Il have studied these contra
ditions and have come to the con-
clusion that car serve the
workers cause best by announc-
ing my Installation from these
parties and working toward the
goal Of a better world for all
those who do useful work in light
Of this declaration.
Stands For Workers Party
Il want TO say TO all Of you
that stiIl stand for q real
workers party. do not intend TO
line up with any anu-workers
political party 1 will continue to
seek ways and means for a true
workers party.
Il realize that there are a num-
Der of leaders Of the organiza.
tons from which I have disaffih-
ated will tend TO distort the mean
ing Of my position. I sincerely ask
all of my friends and fellow work
ers TO feel free 10 discuss with me
and ask any questions that you
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may have. will be more than
glad TO explain in more detail the
reasons for my action"
Friends OF the active Miss
Stone claim the Communist party
had used her in an attempt to
win Negro support and that Of
white workers in the labor unions
with whom she has been extreme
ly popular.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED

Chalander Gomez, Fl, Camp
Mccoy. Wisconsin and Janet Sims,
II, 1901 Bryant Ave. No.
D. o. Young SO, $40 LyndaIe
Ave. No, and Gwendolyn Minor.
~. 100 Hyland Ave. No
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aud Mrs. Lawrence Stcefcl,
council vice chairman aud sec
Rotary respectively
Expected Co participate In thu
conference h Walter White,
NAACP executive NcC'y. and A
Phillip Randolph, Of the broth
crhoOd Of sleeping Gar Portcru
and chairman Of the National
Committee Against Jlm Grow
In the Armed Forces.
The Minnesota delegation loft
Minneapolis by plane WcdneA-
day morning for Washington
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The sOrIalItss club met At the
home Of Mr.. Harvey Pittman,
1912 Fourth Ave. 30 Sunday,
FEB. %. Donald Brady Jr. II the
newly elected president.
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Minnesota Delegation
In Capital Urging End
Of Army Segregation

Washington u. ca delegation of prominent Mnncso
tanS arrived here Wednesday confer Thursday with
taY of the Army Frank Pace Army Chief of Staff Omar
Bradley and Major Gen LRwton Collins commander Of Army
ground forces
In tho delegation William Cratic president of the
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MeMoore. Popular
~" Athlete, Closes
MINI. Career Mar. (

Bill McMOore, the former Min
neapolis South nigh boy who has
become one Of the most popular
athletes in University Of Mime
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IT, StaF-Its Hour Ten club
met a. the home Of Joe Anna VII
Son. sszs Clinton Ave. So. Wed
nssday. Fsb Il
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Nellie Stone Letter
Confirms Her Break
With LeftiSt Parties
BY Edward Blackwell

Nellie Stone 900 Girard Ave No. member of the Mime
apos Library Board and active in the labor union
IN letter to Fellow workers and friends dated February &C.
announced she had severed my relationships with the Pro-
gresSve and Communist parties
The first inmation that Miss abandoning her
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TRANSPORTATION

Abolition Of the present political
system in Russia can be finally
achieved only by means OF internal
developments. But such a transfor-
nation will be possible only as the
result Of great events on the inter
national scene events that will
hearten Stains discouraged and dor
mant opposition and spur II to new
activity. Not even by war can the
outer world bring about a new re-
gime IN Russia but u can do much
10 accelerate events and create the
Pre-cOnditions.-- J. Dallin
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SLACK cHAUVINISM

The American caste situation being
what Il U.s. there should be nothing
astonishing in the provincialism of
tho Negroes In their thinking or in
their Taxation ON white opinions. II
is this understandable and, In some
respects and degrees. oven necessary
that the Negroes fortiy their souls
with dose OF black chauvinism.--
MyrIiRl.
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Stands For Workers Party

Il want TO say TO all Of you
that I still stand for q real
workers party. I do not intend TO
line up with any anu-workers
political party. will continue to
seek ways and means for a true
workers party.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
TRAlLERS

WILL BUY. SELL OR STORE you,
SPARTAN TRAILER, good CON cond.,
ls46. 1902 50th ave. Sc. Hillside,
seadmaster. twin S hors.
play & coEms sHSSssa i5s on blVd Sti
khS1sa A. HOUSE asUpsfl gIs gkx1IER, q
IT,. includes bath. shower, hot
water heater. toilet; sleeps s; ST .995,
aEETER LITE S0sfssif TRAiIER as'p; SALES, Che Cher,
Nd. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
ers; trailer service. electric welding
and trailer kitehes installed. TO
1851; "a feet: used IL
yeniencs Including teievision and
PARK. Hains Point. lot No; -
TRAILER 1s4s Glider. aa ft.:0 ftS0 oil
4; excel. ccnd. Olympic $500 sftei
pm. week days; al da, Sat, Sun
BALMER TRAILER SERVICE has new
Gliders and also good used trailers
Baltimore blvd, Beltsyille. Md. TO
1856. -25
STRRAMLITE TRAILER, 1947, 27 IT.
for SALE reasonably priced. Financ.
ing arranged. See Mr. Carter
CHERRY HILL TRAILER PARK
as.TT. ssfFT'n; sTkaMrrrE, hai l.k. new. 80 soin,
at S1.695. Lot 213. TESAPLi
TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. va. -2(
TRAILER, 2wheeled, large box body
overheard springs. very good cond :.
will consider trade for 1-wheel trail.
err FA, 3l54 -26
Evening star., 1951-11-24
| OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued)

SILVER SPRING office suite; picture
windows; on Georgia ave-; modern
2nd A.: all conv; can be used for
comb. living quarters and Offices;
$110 mo. Ia. 41S1. --26
1857 X ST.-3rd floor; large room;
plenty OF light; conv. located. For
5uTther information, phone ST.
OFTICE available Dec. 1. Lu2Sri-
conditioned downtown bldg. win
sublet, or sell furnishings. ST,
4463. 1880 to $50, SH. S1S9 after z.
EDMoNps nLpess;. sl7, 18th the st.
fuorescent s Ishts; wired ire iopfiafi Tor air
ccondaitti1,ning; con H. ion This is an ideal space.
Avaiianle about Jan, l. $3.50 per
b6NLoPf. Zoo Spsa Yssh st st. mAlkES n.Al M5o
LARGE UNFURN. ROOM in law
yer's s-g suite; with or without serv-
NicELY = FUN. PVT. OFFICE in
lawyers suit In End Nat. Bank
Bldg. Pleasant surroundings; secy.
seFv. may be arranged. RE. 0400.
18th AND L SITS. NV. 900 So IT,
on End f., available now. Suitable
Tor finance CO.. insurance, etc. Rea-
sonable rental for long lease. Call
IHOS: J. FISHER & CO.. 73S 18th
81. NV. DI. $3.50. -26
AIR-CoNDITIONED. Century Build
ing; 4I2 9th. st. NV, opposite Mu-
singles or suites. Elevator. Venetian
giles from S4S to $53.5O. THoS. ].
FISHER & CO. INC. 73s 18th st.
18th AND COL. RID. N.W.-Iarse
2nd-hoor space. divided into three
rooms. Ideal for contractor or man
svaabfe fsni fats now paTfng THos lot 4 assl5ea
Co, INC, 73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
14I5 EYE ST. N.w.-Entire end and
Srd fs. Of beautiful. new. modern
bldg: nearing completion. contain-
ns spsee sDprGS; witS lgS9 .a59 So f. per 4; Open
front. Heat. light. char Service and
air cond; furn. Self-operatinE eie-
vator. Slim-line lighting acousticalI
celllng. asphalt tile floor. Excellent
5or @ insurance company, advertising
agency: architects and craftsmen,
ganl gJa8iheefs la5s etc opsSs; poss on Or before
SHANNON 4 esass GGeHs ceossips co' Realsaas RlssDs
eelxcluSsive agents, 1906 Il st, NV,
DowNToIwiN. NSToIi s1x4o, mode.n % i
n19ri rsT2 all in knotty pine; reE e
$50 1Ith ST. S.W.-Ideal locatioi
IN s.W. market area: utilities fur;
nished. For details call Mr.. Adams,
l.. X: TURNER, rtealtor. 600 7thI
Evening star., 1951-11-24
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
900 r. I. AVE. NE.
Telephone MI. 5000

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ASsFs Is Sl.ss. s 1886 $50 sssa es e. r. sSPa
AUSTIN 1850 4-door sedan; ssss.
Ss othsr iSa isielsn msfss, s 1sssHI ineiadiSs los
nlTan na9 otses Morris rn.fi.b Mn Jas9as srmsn and
PRy Ltd. Established 1928. .I4th
and p NV. Largest retailer Of I'M
ported ears in. the world.
AUSTIN go 4-dr.; one owner; heater
ssss fsilSssff MaSarAE AInaAi1Sa' A1To kaser slssr
Fraser. Inc) both sides 1900 block
7th st. at n. I. ave. NO. 1857;
AUSTIN 1s4e A.4o 4-dr.; heater: 1
owner: clean inside and out; Al
ROYAL MOTORS. VSi chrysier- s -Piym. sr1:
euth. Ii Kennedy st. NV. ia. 29O2.
AUSTIN 1s4s 4-dr.; excel. COZ cond.
$e75. 27O7 woodley pl. NV. Ab.
ASsTIs SssI!, ss ss5 SshHsEHgs ssp1gssd .isAa Sse
i~7ee ~ BLOCK I'll st. At n. T. f';" ave-. sSes No,
AusTiN 1s4s A 40" 4-dr. sedan;
Rsa's sas sonseos' sHa ss' ssss sS "ss.' o s iss''
BUICK ~ Special 4-dr.; clean, good
mechanieal cond.; only S395. ROYAL
MOTORS. Chrysler-plymouth. Is
BHcR BHfeasd1 1Ss1 s. nS supel a. sanr SsH2 sell by
owner; car like new; low mileage;
See at 47lS Blagden ave. NV. from
y2,I3 2 to 4 weekdays: m2S g.
ssiss sSsss sas: %s; s:' s:ss'sisa:s s:i sssa
miles, 10 mos. old; black finish;
ss siss5t sires cs, pSnassE; o ssss; orig sg oyasr
eond., good top: q real sporty car
$50 down. Bal. in small weekly
psyg pssyyments; GREENWAY MOTORS.
$500 Mimi ave. ne Iu' 4-sSle. ESS
BUICK so speeisl sedsns.te; =. and
BGIck 1s47 Estate wagon; SI low
81 Q95. sH. 945s. --26
$7s3, so bank financing. A tre-
SsnaSqs eSsaDsqqs q sslsdtSD si Hns ssEf sSe
113l Bladensburs Rd.. Ii. $4,000.
BUICK 40 sedan, equipped. S6S3.
81 bank financing. A tremendous
selsetio1; sYTn rlT Fins ssI sarS Se aye ShsapeE at
RTICK 40 Snecial sedanette. hloct
Al motor and condition; real
teed: only 81, rs. MoMTaoMERY- NC SafasY
STUBBS MOTORS. Lincoln Mercury
Dealer. 37l5 Bladensburs I'd. Az.
BUICK 1s41 2-dr. and 4-dr.; $3.50
mech sa: sasg sSnd terRs RE: ssSs lsSH so0ds ss fine
u.s. 4. isf.s ssss e.
BUICK 81 4-dr.; fully equipped;
beautiful green; Sl's9b. Call cy-
BUick EhSsE late: late 1s4s Super estate wagon:
tsrms. term feii BiKERrWoop A SVes so WHoIEsafy ssafs
ERS. 48iO r. /. ave. ne. On. 9ol9.
BUICK 1850 Spec. sedanette; iully
ssIs':.'ss Is: s;s ss7 5ars Rs:''s. y. ssse
Bu4fcks.' ( 1e4o. RiSj sedan. yer, clean, H. r.
and h., Just passed D. c. inspection;
BRENTWOOD WHoLEsALERS. 1910
n. !. ave. UN. 9019.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
STORES FOR RENT Cont,

SILVER SPRING. new stores
center. Of business district: ideal fol-
delicatesSen, bakery, ice cream. etc.
SH. 0213. 81. 3427. -25
SHOPPING CENTER IN ARLINGTON,
VA, at intersection of Wash. blvd.
and Glebe rd.. now contains Safe
way Grocery. drug, delicatessen,
cleaning store, barber and beauty;
store is about 30'x90.; excellent for
ances. radio, television; immed. poss.
Consult Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON &
LUcHs CO., Realtors. 1905 Ii st.
JEFFERsON MANOR, VA. tnear Alex-
andria)-only one store left in
containing large chain super market,
drugstore. post office. bakery. bank
and several other businesses; suit
able gift shop, florist. jeweltr and
matchmaker. etc. Consult Mr.. Taylor,
SsHEnAANNoN sEnA & LucHs CO.. Realtors,
17I0 goth ST. NV. near Conn. and
prox. pro- aSss ~; 2w;mEr0atese Show 9aSews of ep,
furn.; immed. poss.; rent, $i35 per
mo-. Consult Leasing Dept, SHkN.
NON d LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 1905
n st; nv. Ma. 23I5. ''
1s35 L ST. NV. (near Conn. ave. J.
rear sntranaa VIII iull basement,
$25o per mo. Consult Leasing Dept
1000 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA
cor. Ellmore ST., in Calerndon bu 81
ness district. bet. Sears and Murpnv
&C q lOc.Beautiful. new, modern
sn;teSi. S.EIeS; ready for immed. occupancy;
suitable DRUGSTORE, restaurant, dress
shop, bakery, etc; gift shop, alreadS
details, consult Leasing nepf ft
SHANNON sEuHN q LUcHs CO. Realtors ts'
Ioo5 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
GEORGIA AVENUE. just of New
so,nd aa,mpSnire. shire. excellent location. In
s6le s6ieg iesas easiness s, ,eenter; Very reason
CONN: AVE. south Of Dupont Circle
ton; 2,100 SO. #. noor space: sSit-
asso aole ior women's apparel shop, in
fnrnisb r boscoraIor antiques. etc; heat
INC S9s itHSS: j. FISHER & CO.,
-No' ''S 10th ST. NV DI. $3.50. esss3
aIf5 N. WASH. BLVD, AriiDGto,
va, near Clarendon Circle and ap-
psox; 8 olks. from Kann's new store
Hndsrn nty one leit In this group of new.
already leased and open for business S
oreSs snop. beauty shop, chain tele-
vision store and several other busi-
mes neSSes; Excellent location for bak-
cry florist, etc. Attractive rental
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1505 Il
st. NV. Ma. 2345. i''o n
WooDEIDGE SECTION, 1909 Monro.
st: ns;-About 19'x54'; rent SI2S
HESShsanNSSIElN ES snS BROS. 652 H st. ne,
1000 EYE ST. Nw.-1exeoI, eIT6 incl
mo: Call r. A. HUMPHRfES Reaio ao
tors. Ma 5000. Ia
COMPLETELY REMoDELED-Ibx5o
d1il bath; incl. heat and hot water:
Siso mo. Can r; A. HUMPHREYS,
$500 50. FT., modern 1-storv h,9,
plus parking lot; 55xI5O' CaiI r a
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. ma. 1920.
Evening star., 1951-11-24
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
,713 NEW HAMPSHIRE ExTENDEI

0713 NEW HAMPSHIRE EXTENDED
TWo-rm; suite with private bath,
suitable for professional services;
rubber tile floor; in modern shopping
center. AL utilities. low rent.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT Co, Mr..
Perry, DI. s724. OIL. O947. as
DOCTORS ATTENTION-Ideal sc.
location for Office and home; S-rm.
det. brick; lge. lot: modern; oil heat;
4-car garage; new. growing white
section. M. commercial area. To
see 1t call BUSADA. 10. 9-S500.
44l5 Southern ave. Sc, VI. 0303.
s-ROoM SUITE OF over 600 50. #.
kAss kAss.BEReEER' Ef'ef NC. sM. fsG sioo 81 me
in IN law suite; very a6straasetiveiy 6has fuTn.
1sYs 1871 EYE Rsc 81. N.w@a w 9osSi desirable of
flee room. adjoining my real estate
Office (2nd dooD, suitable for any
sentative; rent. Ss5 including heat
light and phone service for in
coming calls. VIM. T. BALLARD
s4sa SiS isth aya st; IL. n'H N.E.-Approx 70 i,ooc
50. IT. with offices in front and
storage space In back; rear entrance
with plenty OF parking space; short
or long lease. Call HO. 1888. pa
FOR RENT, large office room; 32t
IT.; heat; light; janitor service; S2t
per mo. 62? st. NV. -25
OFFICE SPACE, fully furn.; idea
for accountant; real estate; manu-.
sssssaress ssss. r. TsRi SF1ssTN Evans Bids. u EA
Evening star., 1951-11-24
6VIS q ACkeA0E tOk S1<66
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REST RTTYS

BETHESDA. $1.6s5; corner, mr.. Wis
ave, close to grade school: $500
cash, bal, financed.
GLEN ECHO HGTS., $1,450; 75xl75
splendid trees, next to new house
being built on Winnebago rd.; S72s
cash, bal. financed.
SOMERSET. Deal pl.;. ! blk. from
Wis; ave-; 65x167; $4,350; close te
grade school; terms If desired.
MASS. AVE. EXT. NV; $500; b5x
200; terms.
CONN. AVE, next door to s5o4; cor
ner lot. S9x129: $3.50.
HILLS; over h acre; cor
mel. lot, 150x175; level; paved street
and electricity: $2,750.
GLEN MONT HILLS, mr.. Wheaton;
I;Q1xi50; $3.50.
a quick. satisfactory sale.
YELLOTT & co.
Realtors. 1924 Eye ST.. ma. o4s4