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Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
Round The Edges
At ~" ech
By Ernestine Matthews

Greetings Everyone:
Here we are again with more
news around the Hornets Campus.
Tech is really proud of its pep
squad girls, who turned out last
Wednesday for the first time this
year. This is also the first pep
squad in the Hornets history. The
girls did trick steps and marching.
The Thanksgiving Day assembly
was sponsored by the Sophomore
class with Don Corley, president OF
the class, as master of ceremonies.
The guest speaker was Rev. Barn
hill, who spoke on "The Meaning
Of Thanksgiving" The Boys and
Girls chorus sang two beautiful
selections appropriate for the sea-
son, Thanks and Praise" and
"Where In The World but In
American"
Some of Techs Alumni have got
ten work with the help of the
school. They are Betty Goheen,
who is working at O'Malley's Lum-
Der Co., as clerk-typist. She is al
ready making $3.50 a month. An
other graduate, Barbara Gregory
is now working in government
office in Washington, D. G. The
boys are doing fine too. Bruce
Naples and Charlie Allen are both
working at Reynolds Metals. Mar
lin Kay Kendall is also going
places. He now owns and manages
his own service station on South
Central.
Techs band has been very active
in the last few weeks by adding
sparkle and color to the State Fair
and Armistice Day Parade, COM
bined with the R.O.T.C. marching
unit. The band represented Tech
in a real feeling of school spirit.
The Hornets have now prepared
to leave the football fields for the
basketball court The Hornets first
game will be Dec 8, with Phoenix
Union.
Thought of the week: Make it
YOUR business to know yourself,
which is the most difficult lesson
in the world.
Joke of the week: Boyfriend-
did anyone ever tell you how
wonderful you are?'
Girlfriend - mo, go on"
Boyfriend = "Then what gave
YOU the idea?"
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
THANKSGIVING GUEST

Rev. ]. M. Robinson of Los An
geles, visited his daughter, Mrs.
McF'raddie Robinson during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Rev. Robinson was a former
pastor of Mt Calvary Baptist
Church in Mesa, Arizona, and one
of the organizers and vice-presi-
dents of the Paradise Baptist State
Convention in 1919 in Tucson, Ariz.
He was guest speaker Sunday
morning for Rev. J. D. Daniels at
|Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
G. n A r M
By Lou SWarZ

Daily we ENJOY peOple WIN
possess Charm, and even better
than that when they in some way
captivate their listeners as the
lovable, capable, talented, trained,
and cheerful Ruth Sawyer, who
beginning with next week will, as
the Beauty Consultant for Global
News Syndicate, and nationally
known Hair Stylist Consultant =
will take over the Charm column
which has been coming to you
through your Lou.
Miss Sawyer, last week, won
new friends when she served as
chairman of the first forum, spon-
sored by the Progressive Cosme-
tologists, which was organized last
year by Clara D. Smith of N.Y.C,
Giving highlights as to what the
first forum was all about, Lady
SAWYER said, what is more
charming and more beautiful than
a woman who realizes that beauty
comes from within - and along
with that beauty must go good
grooming; the right hair style;
correct makeup, and surely giving
service" She then introduced each
speaker or artist. Your own Lou,
as Charm Consultant who talked
en- "Inner Culture; Rose Morgan,
internationally known Hair Stylist
and co-owner of Rose Meta, whose
knowledge of the proper hair style
was enough within itself; Thelma
Fields, beauty consultant who gave
us all something to think about
when it comes to applying make
up: and Etienne Johnson, style con-
sultant who knew what every wom-
an must wear at all times.
With the holiday season coming,
the Forum was most timely be-
cause there are many things Wom-
cr must realize and know in or
der to really be Charming at all
times. AS the very wonderful Lii
lian Sharpe Hunter said in her
kind remarks to those Ladies in
Waiting" for the 1851 Debutante'S
Ball sponsored by The New York
Amsterdam News. Said Miss Hun
ter: LET us think together about
our dresses, gloves, shoes, hair
style = as to dignity, style, and
colors. And do let us be most
charming as we do our part as
the Ladies in Waiting to the Debs
- never waving" to those watch
ing or looking on" Really in those
words were billions of dollars worth
of sound advice, and such would
60 for any woman who possesses
and displays Charm.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
LUCKY WINNERS!

The Mary Bethune League would
like to announce that the winner
OF the turkey given away by the
club last week was Elmira Watson,
1902 South 21st Place. Ticket No.
29O.
Mrs. Fannie Coulter, 1922 w.
Buckeye Road was the lucky win
ner of the 20-lb turkey given away
OF Thanksgiving Day by the Gate
way Dept. Store on w. Buckeye
Road.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
By Katherine e. Bass
Phone 3-7212

When you've social news OF
interest,
You'd like printed in the Sun,
Of visitors or parties,
Or things you and your friends
have done;
lust make a little phone call,
Twill take but a moment to do
To call Mrs. Katherine E. Bass,
Phone three seven two one TWO.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
Jericho Heroins
Present ca

The Heroins of Jericho, Olive
Court No. IL, will hold an Ami
versary Tea, Sunday, December 2,
4 to 6 pm, at the residence OF
Mrs. Ollie Mae Christopher, 921 >.
3rd Avenue. The public is cordially
invited.
Mrs. Canary jackson, MAN.,
Mrs. Thelma C.. Evans, secretary.
Arizona sun., 1951-11-30
Men In Service


Pvt Willie Delaney, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Davis, 436 w. Wat
kins Rd., is home on leave until
Dec 18th. at which time he Will
leave for Camp Stoneman, CALL
to embark for the Far East.
4 A Carver grad of 81, Pvt. De-
,anev has a younger brother, a
Carver student, who is also IN
the reserves.
SOcials
Mr.. Sam Sheridan, formerly of
Phoenix, spent the Thanksgiving
weekend visiting his son, Eugene,
and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Lee
Watson, 92O w. Grant ST., Mrs.
Johnnie Mae Bryant, 214 S. 10th
Ave, and Mrs. Esther Parker, SO2
S. 7th Ave.
Mr.. Sheridan returned to San
Diego, Calf, last Sunday. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Pink Moseley,
also a former Phoenician, who now
resides in San Diego. Mr.. Moseley
was visiting relatives also.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Davis,
1910 E. Madison St., had as their
Thanksgiving dinner guests, Mr..
and Mrs. John Harris, Mrs. Nellie
Harris, and Mrs. Nettie Johnson.
The menu included turkey, and
goose, and all the trimmings.
Mrs. Nellie Harris is from Ben
ton, La, and is the houseguest of
her son and daughter-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. John Harris, who reside
in the Broadway addition. Mrs.
Harris is enchanted with the
lovely climate and her stay here is
indefinite.
Mr.. Earl Edward Hammons of
Los Angeles, Calf, spent four
days here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Clottee Hammons, and his grand
mother, Mrs. .Effie Stamps, both
residing at 18 N. 18th ST., and his
brother, Mr.. George Hammons,
1348 E. Adams St. Mr.. Hammons
returned home Monday.
The Ivy Leaf Club held their first
meeting of the year Sunday, Nov.
18th, at the home of their chief
advisor, Mrs. Billie c. mills, 914
S. Montezuma st. Plans were made
for future business and social ac-
tivities.
Officers elected were Barbara
Jean O'Neil, president; Beverly
Crump, secretary; Betty Rideau,
treasurer and reporter. Other mem
bers present were Alma Williams,
Minnie Lou Franklin, Billie Simon
and Jessie Dodson.
Temple Sponsors Charity Tea
A Calendar Tea, given by MEM
bers of Grand Canyon Temple No.
437, I.B.P.O.E., will be held Sunday,
December 2, at the Elks Home,
1907 S. 7th Ave.
Unique in every detail, the tea
is based on the twelve months of
the year, with table decorated
for each month.
Refreshments will be served
from 5 to 7 pm. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The Merry Mixers Club met
Wednesday, Nov. 28th, at 1904 S.
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Evening star., 1951-11-17

Washington Capitols meet the Har-
lem Yankees.
lO:oo, WMAL-Concert of Europe
jacques Say, Musical Director of
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la10, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Howard Allen, 81, and Betty Allen, 30
| both of 1905 Girsrd st. NV
John Dolly; ,26. and Betty LaBelle, 25
Pesss payas Hsn g. HyattSfl1s 4sulss Nd NJ and
Bernard Johnson. IS. ia43 Delaware ~ ave
s.w. and Jean Taylor, l6, PA H st
Charles Ector. 2s, al Kentucky ave. Sc.
Henry Windsor. 30 and Frances Nc
Earl Morton, 80 1851 North Capitol st
NV; and Barbara Helm. ~. 1888 c
and Mary Morris IS. s Vest River, @ Nc Nd
Marx MaIsoyic' Hso q Naugatqek g.: Conn, and
Emily Trammell II. "a. L st. s.w
VfGa f LIZ s s 42 GHtendea Pft+e sna & Katie M0'
and GLADYS snesd II, 1880 18th st
:
Arthur blvd NV, and Jennie NUM-
>. "a 1865 3Sth st. NV.
Henry Wilson. "a 7l"4 Allentown I'd
and Margaret Harshman. "a 1890
! Georgia ave NV
James Burns. 40. 1911 Georgia ave NV
| and Marion salb. Al. 81 Longfelloa
St n. ".
Raymond knight. 2s. 1909 T st. NV. anc
Rica Brown, %. 2O20 18th ST NV.
James Seegers !3. 1913 A st. Sc and
/ Julia DouglaS. 81, 1909 sth st. NV
Alvin Van Benthuysen 66, and Heller
Legel. SO. both of New York City
Edward Baker. 3, 1884 B st. Sc anc
! Lorraine Williamson. is, 1929 F st
Donald Carson. 20. 1856 st. ne. anc
Betty Caravati. "a, Gallineer Hospifal
Mondosa Goodwin. 81 124s goth st NV.
/ and Frances Thornton, 80. 7l6 Lamont
/ St NV.
/ George Huff 81. $50 Newton pl. NV, ane
Rosa Wallace. 80 AS X ST NV
George Crane. %, 662.3 18th St NV. anc
| Maureen Lane. %, l434 Madison ST
NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
FM Stotions

N StOttVIBS
WRc-FM-s3.s Me-. Channel go
$50 am. to / am
WT0P-FM-ss.3 Me-, Channel 742
$50 am. to 2 am.
WBUz-fM-s6.1 Nc. Channel 244
1880 am, to 1890 am. and
4 pm. TO 9 pm.
NAsH-FM-s7.1 Me-. Channel 74s
2;30 to II pm.
w0l-FM-ss.7 Me-, Channel 2s4
6 am. to II midnight.
wcFM-ss.s Me-, Channel $50
S pm. to II pm.
wFAN-1oa.3 Me-, Channel 49,
5 am. to 9 pm.
WwDc-FM-io1.t Me-, Channel $50
7 am. to an.
WeMs-FM-1es.s Me-, Channel 40
$50 an. to Midnight
Evening star., 1951-11-17

Belgium's National Radio network
is guest conductor, Harry Martin is
intermission speaker.
1890, WASH-Chicago Theater of
the Air: Nancy Carr and RaIph
Herbert star in The Chocolate
Soldier"
11:15, WRC-Silver Jubilee: Ford
Bond is interviewed.
Television Today.
700, WNBW-Assembly VI: Film
reports of the United Nations Gen.
eral Assembly activities in Paris
with Professor Arthur M. Schle-
singer, Jr., as commentator.
800, WTOP-Ken Murray Show:
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, Ad-
Evening star., 1951-11-17
Births Reported
From the D, C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.

BOYS.
Gabriel and Marilyn Batavia.
Paul and Betty bumgarIneT.
Thomas and Julia Blumenauer.
John and Virginia Burch.
Byron and Rayma Burke.
William and Melitta Collier.
Bernard and Marsaret Cross.
Robert and Alice De shazo.
Roger and Dorothy, Dupuis.
Harry and Thelma Fine
Robert and Shirley Forrest.
Stuart and Agnes Goodwin.
James and Mary Hanrahan.
John and Agnes lille. ~
Odon and Caroline koyach.
Edwin and Helen Lange.
Joseph and Angela Limerick.
Harry and Claudia Lennon.
Richard and Evelyn Rabak.
Nathaniel and Sonia Sander.
Michael and Florence samordic.
Thomas and Hazel Scheblik
George and Helen Spitalsky
Karl and Ruth Sorg
Albert and, Margaret Watson.
Sidney and Naomi Sulkin.
William and Mary Thomas.
Daniel and Dorothy Beverly.
Ralph and Ann Brannum.
Junior and Alice Exton.
Donald and Asalee Hardy
Columbus and Bernice Hobbs.
James and Addie Kilt.
James and Jean Lee.
smes E9Tman ana and 76sma GfFaauds Mten.
Russell nd Alberta Payne.
Eddie and Lille Pearson.
James and, Thelma Proctor.
Frank and Thelma Quick.
James and Naomi Robinson.
Affair and. Rosa Smith.
Calvin and Margaret Smith.
Elmer and Florence Tapscott.
William and Susie Thomas.
James and Catharine Thompson.
Willie and Ethel Walton.
Wilbur and Gloria Wheeler.
Ellsworth and Helen Williams.
James and Sally Woods.
Roger and Lew Yee.
Raymond and Barbara Young.
Werner and simonne Kahn.
GIRLS.
Kenneth and Beverly Bailey.
George and Mary Boyer
Joseph and Gladys Brown.
5o1eph ! prkIl, .Is and ,Aars Marssre! Brown.
Thomas and Hope CLARKE
Benismin and and HaeI Heien 5921 czarnaski.
John and Patricia Dottellis.
Herman and Alice EisS
Arthur and Inez Foley
Leon and Caroline Frost.
Charles and Lois Gilbert.
Saul and Doris Clifford
James and Janet Haines
Emerson and Janett Hoeentosler.
Hugh and Winifred Jackson.
Rufus and Jean Kelly.
Edward and Helen Kocerhan.
Alvin and Emmie kraus.
John and Marion Lark
Ernest and Martha Lunsford.
zola and Betty Manheimer.
| Rex and Frances Mcclure.
Parke and Martha Payne
Francis and Eileen Riddle.
Joseph and Elizabeth SchloSser.
IirpsI Erpsst sa5 snd Martha Martha schornsteln.
Claude and Henry Taylor.
Michael and Beatrice Teresi.
Robert. and and }aat'n R"selle WEE Weber ''"'h''
Edward and Louise WerniR
Charles and Elizabeth Widins
Roy and Julia Vowel
Samuel and Elizabeth Brooks.
Melvin and Edith Brown
william and Catherine Burns.
Cecil and Hazel Cannon.
Walter and Ruth FRYE
John and Desie Garrett
Thomas and Biande Hrley
Herbert and Beatrice johnson.
James and Mildred Kent.
Herbert and Helen Lyles
Milton ana Romaine Mason
Pureis and Mary McEachern
Robelt anp Bertha AcAurQoCk.
Thomas and Agnes Metts
William and Mary Mines
Alfred and Katie Mitchell
Herbert and Willie Robertson.
Nineford and Juanita Rar.e
! Thomas and Agnes Scott
Walter and Stella Station
Wilbur and BerniCe Thomas.
lCharles and Letha Wilson
Eomont and Joan Whitfield
Noble and Jennie White
John and Marion Yancey.
Evening star., 1951-11-17

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-17
HiehIiehts
Radio Today.

$3.50 WRC-NBC Symphony Or
chestra: Arturo Toscanini conducts
the orchestra in the "Semiramide'
overture by Rossini, Tchaikovsky s
"Nutcracker Suite" and Dvorak' s
Variations on an Original Theme.
$3.50, WCFM Government: DR.
David S. Muzzey, professor of his
tory at Columbia University, talks
on Ethics in Government.
700, WWDC-Dona1ue Report:
Commissioner r. Joseph Donahue
discusses important District issues
Evening star., 1951-11-17

OF the week, Richard L. Lyons and
Milton Berliner are guests.
1880, Vaughn Monroe:
Shaye Cogan joins the show in a
salute to San Jose College, San
Jose, Calf.
$3.50, EAM-B Basketball: The
Evening star., 1951-11-17

miral William F. Halsey and Vice
Admiral Harry Wilbur are guests
as the program salutes the United
States Navy.
800. WNBW- All Star Revue:
Danny Thomas stars with Kay
Starr and Bunny Lewbel as guests,
8:45, WTTG - Basketball: The
Washington Capitols VS.. the Harlem
Yankees.
900, TOP-Wonderfu Town
Jean Pierre Aumont, Jean Casa
desus and Helene Francois help
Faye Emerson salute Paris.
900, WNBW-Y Your Show OF
Shows: Nina Foch is guest-hostess.
1890, Songs for Sale:
Connie Haines and Billy Daniels
sing new tunes.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW s,ooe;so.-FT: WAREHOUSE
2ND COMMERCIAL, entire and a
SttSs.n gss and i?S s9d So #
adio:nins Uiine Arena. GREEN.
STREET. Ii. 3-7094.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, SALE; 40z
200 it.. fireproof masonry construc-
ton; Alex. area. Will remodel Z
suit. GEORGE A. FORD g. CO.. INC
1911 KENSiLwoRTH AVE. NE. tnea,
bridge over Penn. RR) New one
story bldg. nearing completion. Size
40x60; concrete floors. high ceilings
. truck doors at tailgate height. raj
siding, electricity; plumbing roughet
an and or TgTs 70 rens Sa
Taylor or Mr.. jenkins, SHANNON 4
LUCHs CO.; Realtors, 1905 H st
WAREHousE hi Hi For RENT, SALE, 40,
l50 IT, flreproof masonry construc.
suit. GEORGE 4. FORD 4 CO. INC
1922 sss slsti lssh ST. N.w-Res5; ~ igs
JUSTINE. 412 5th st. NV. DI
s2CoND 2csoHl COMMERCIAL. s.7oO feet
on weil-iiehted third floor: electric
elevator. front and rear stairways,
wide alley; near Conn. and X. Cal
Mr.. Castonguay, VI. 1860. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 x st. NV.
HEATED BUILDING. $4,000 sq. it..
suitable for manufacturing. shop or
GROUND FLOOR, approx. 1,200 50.
IT.; 20-ft. alley; $50 per month.
Apply 524 7th st. Sc. rear. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

Will rent part or entire store. Suit.
able for TV. radio or wash. mach
repairs, or will sell building SH
1881 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.--1ex4e
S115 mo. cheat furnished); linoleum
mr., small bay window, fGorescent
lights, rear entrance. LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN a. CO.. Realtors I4Is
x st. NV. ME- 5402.
DOWNTOWN--Appr 2Ox9o. yer,
busy neighborhood; reas rent; i'm,
med. occup. Attractive lease to re.
sponsihle tenant. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO., Realtors. 1415 K st
NV. ME. 54U2.
18th ST. NV, near Eye--Excellen,
store with large show window; idea
for tailor. gifts, books. decorator
shop or ofiices, 200 50. it.; heat
furnished; available now. THOS. J
FISHER &, CO.. INC, 73S 18th st
NV, D1. $780, 10
CORNER aith and l. SITS. NV, next
to Columbia Hospital; suitable fol
cleaners. Iuncheonette, ETC.; lease
Phone GE. 6S43, %
EXCELLENT FOR OFFICE or studio
Front 45xlS, with l-bedrm. apt. In
rear included Apply between , anc
8 p.n1.. 2503 Champlain st. NV.
500 4th ST. Me-, near H St. conn ct.
ing bus lines in front, 15x25. Reas
rent, Ii 3-66a7. Call Saturday OF
Monday. 10
343 CEDAR NV -SI1l0
Evening star., 1951-09-09
WAREHOUSE FoR SALE

WAREHOUSE. corner lot. eoncrstss
50. It. floor space; ample parking
around building. Priced right fol-
quick sale. J. A. McKEEVER CO.
INC. 1882 K st. NV. ST. $500;
Sat. and Sun, call 10. 2-5935. IS
BE1HESDA--Modern s1-story brick
blGg. with approx. 1900 50. it., oil
of Wis. ave. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. $3.50,
with DRURY REALTY CORP, MI
APPROX. 10000 so. FIT. with 1900
50. #. Of ONCE space, r. r. siding,
l acre Of storage area. Excellent
for mfg. storage, etc. On Rt. in
Hyattsville. Cali Mr.. Franklin, ST
5000. H. @. SMITHY co. III
Evening star., 1951-09-09
mess PRoP.-RENT tcons., STORES FOR RENT tcontl

GEORGETOWN---2nd a. cor. bldg.
Large display windows; 1,200-sQ.-
It. open space; dress s-making salon;
dance studio; craftsman, etc; gas
heat; 800 mo. RA. 1920. 10
VACANT-REDECORATED
I'll Sth ST.. NV. 1st comm; entire
utils shop. business once; long
lease. $3.50 mo. Keys 707 Sth St
NV RA. 6912. Ma. O223. -13
Evening star., 1951-09-09

FIVE UNITS in me-; top income, all
nice large rooms, furniture included;
ideal for professional colored man,
THREE-FAMILY APT.--Brick build
nag,.s ing; separate ,n.., units: gas heat con.
income, $1,000 per year. 1910 South
Carolina ave. Sc. Phone Ii. 3-1004
MoNTGoMERY 70 Iti iii,s' COUNTY. newest
commercial land. with lao #. 'front.'
ing on Ga. ave-; large 6-rm. brick
home with detached 2-car garage
and green house; new 1-story ma
sonry store. occupied. but not under
lease; Assume $4,000 lst trust.
APT. BLDG. OF 4 spacious and un-
usual apts and dream cottage with
fireplace; huge bay windows. all
overlooking, historic Potomac; all
furn. fastidiously: income and home;
tele returning annually: summer or
year-around rentals; choice loca-
tion near Government base; owner
retiring; approx. $4,000 cash. bal.
on osssT n. fefaiP fcaaiPrr65GGz 5Gz 81 IN Nw Star. Deem
store and apt, leased for S2o0 mo.
Price reduced from S19,500 to Si7,-
500. Owner out of city, must sell.
Halt cash REQUIRED. JOE CURTo
REALTY, 4ai,rS FIR; $500, ,.,,
SILVER. 1911 G st. NV, ME-. a15l.
sTTo6REE' AND APr-1ncome ST ,ess
yr; No expense. LOUIS RUDDEN,
*. TNiTs 2ts'' AN6 Mo' oFficE SFfS = ses.5oo;
SI3.50o Ist: income So 400 ".
LOUIS RUDDEN, Ex. 51o7. Wo.
sIx-u1NIT APT. BLDG, in Takoma
verted. and mighty good job. too;
gross income shows $3.50: expenses
about $1,000; price. S26,950. Needs
$1,000 cash. RIPLEY & ROMER,
sasIT RsaltSrs; 81 81, Glld d;;r Open eyes
story bldg, excel, tenants; less than
TY CORP. MI. 1000 ewes. Wo.
NR. s'i icARDozA HIGH. opp. Clifton
Terr. Al cond.. nicely furn; units
pymt.. bal. easy. Owners death cause
sale. No agts. Box 266-R, Star.
4-FAMILY BRK. Income 50. % a
VI Priced low at $4,000: Call ~
3i5l days RE. o"29, BLANKEN
IiaO c ST Ne Brick. 4-famlly nat
each apt has 2 bedrooms. livS Kit.
and bath; approx. $3.50 per month
gross: tenants pay neat end utilities;
Priced at u z 500; crust be sold. Can
SIX-RM. HOUSE. with Eas h.-w b;
cleo. and bath. ;Re. rear ward with
alley; 90 and l0er commercial 35 2
Mass. ave nv. MA. 5371, 3 to, o.
TAKOMA PARK-5-unit brick. Less
income. Price. Sa6.950 RAFFELL
i.uNIT; upper, NV area; OF n; II.
ing porches. semi-det, brk. S29: 600.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1882.
EXCEL. LOG. for business. 18th St:
nr. Columbia I'd. NV. Middle OF
good business blk Bldg. now used
sss.spo' s' oniY 0s5E So 900 aSa cash reauired. d
WO 33Il. Ewes, Or 1907.
.L0OK-S9, 750 for a 3-story. 11-rm.
brick, downtown. st comml.; h.-w.h.
&HsaNaN SGHasafilef sp5iE REAfT9 sF9 s Go 1896 1896
BRAND-NEw. 4-uNIT APT.
and least maintenance. Tenants fur
nish all utilities. ALDRE. INC. LII.
4-0741: ewes, Ii. 4-5212. -
4 STORES AND APIS. nw.w. section
Bldg, AL eond. About 16 yrs. old
S50,o 900 cash needed.
For this and more good investments,
see or call NATHAN SILVER. 1911
@ ST. NV. NE. 2l51 WI 1884.
a-FAMILY; BETHESDA.
3-rm.. bath apt. each floor. Oil heat.
refs., $4,000; income $2,4O0. A
home and investment
SAM ROSEY. AID. 200.
SMALL APT. HOUSES near Library
of Congress. 3-family house. $4,000.
Near N. Capital and r SITS. ne.
apts.. $500 down
400 blk w st. NV. 3 apts.. $4,000.
400 9 st. NV. 8 kitchens. 4 baths,
Caii Nh TIppS DE 11sa
Evening star., 1951-09-09
LINCOLN PARK AREA
,NVEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wants 4 to 6 unit
rfRaETTpt rafRRaaTsTsnt NSlln Gall LU; 1ssso24;,
Upper NV. or nearby Md. Substan-
tial cash available. ROBERT
GRIMM. Broker. Elmwood 1895.
SM ALL APT. BLDG. not furn.. mus
net about. $50 W., Subs. dowT
FR. s163 Sunday 10
WILL BUY " apt. bldgs.. 4-12 apts.
good location. Also investment prop
critics. From owner. or brokers. Cal
MR.. ODUM. RE- 52i6. 10
WANT TO PURCHASE 4 to 6-roon
apt. unit. in DC. or Md. WO. 4515
PRIVATE PARTY wants to Luy house
to rent for investment, or good 4
or 6family duplex No agent.
please. Box l29-S. Star.
WE HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS will
Substantial cash. who wish invest.
ment property Of 4, 8, 8 or l.
units; II you intend to sell your
we might b. able to effect q cui"i
and profitable sale for you. RIPLEY
& ROEiER. Realtors, 81. Gill; oper
ewes
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

CoNv. TO GEoRGETowN. suitabl,
for store or once. win lease. H. A
LARGE sf0RER0oM and apt. OF
Nichols ave. Sc. avail. Immediately
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU
DoWvNlTIowN-5,ooo 50. IT.. bTicl
bldg; second CONNER: 5000 per mo
MILLS CO., MA. S696. -12
LOFT. 1870 G ST.. NV, 3rd floor
4 rms and pvt. Law. $50. Carl
G. ROSINSK1 CO., Ma. 1884. Ia
9:5 goth ST. NV. at X st. Medica
for store or display rm.; I'd and 81
floors for offices; immed. possession
GUARANTY REALTY, INC, 102s
10th st. NV. MA. 05S7.
4I6 nth ST. S.W. New building
25x100. I'd commercial zone. whole
sale market area. Gas heat. Law.
atory. C. H. PARKER CO.. Ma
LARGE ROOM. ground floor. suitable
for small mfg. shop. once. in bus.
dist; S35 mo. AID. se71, ~ pm.
SALE OR RENT. shoe shop. tine 10
cation. Can Lu. 4-49li. .,,a,.
shopping center; reasonable. Call
sun. OF after 8 pm. weekdays,
UPPER 18th ST., 3463 14th ct. NV.
Store. ofices or studio: display
window; or can be used for living
quarters: $500. RA. 2O36. --1U
BASEMENT, suitable shop. store, Of
fice or residence; reasonable. ma.
1857; Sun. RA. 5445.
35O5 14th ST. N.W.-Store and liv,
qtrS. approx. 700 50. It. on drst
hr.; 6 rms. and 2 baths on 2nd
and 3rd frs; imm. occup. To in
spect, call LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN b
CO.. Realtors. 1415 K st. NV, ME.
1907 lIth ST. N.w.-Bldg. contain
ing 1000 50. #. of ofice or first
commercial space with brick garage
in rear. consisting of 500 So IT..
Reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO. Realtors, 1415 K St.
NV, ME. 5402.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. suitable small
business. needing commercial ad-
dress; Georgia ave. and Gallatin
st. NV. 1st floor, 3 rms. and bath;
full bsmt.; living quarters on End
COML. ZONE BUILDING, 12x6O. Ord
st.. NV, suitable shop; gas heat;
reasonable. y MIR. CRAWFORD. QE.
SILVER sPRING-comn1ercial space.
Basement area; suitable light man
nfaeturins, storage. etc.. low rent.
ONE AND oNE-HALF BLoCKs from
Maynower Hotel; corner. approxi-
mateiy $50 80. IT.: suitable for