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sT. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July ~ EstellR Cecilia Harris.
born. 222 Rnndo Ave. Stella Mac
Daniel. 1857 Taylor Ave, David
Taylor, 1t Paul Roger Allan
THllman, Vsb Iglehart, Edward
Price, ibi ROndo Ave, l1iR
Elaine Berry, b0s w Central
Ave. clyde Allen. B6l 81 An
thony Ave. John Foster il, 2S3
n ~ AlbAnH
July - Lionri Allen, 0hs W
Central Ave; ChRS, w. scroggtnS
Jr. bO3 ~ Anthony Ave, AloN
ander Wiseman. p57 Iiondo Ave
Eugene RChuCk. BOO Rundo Ave
Mrs Wayne Wilson. 73S ~ An.
thnny Ave, Noel Beatrice Harris
iOth Carroll Ave.
July 10 Patsy Mn0ro. 1000
Iglchart Ave. Patricia Ice, pp2
Carroll Ave, Mrs Carrie Sle"L
1872 Iglchart Ave Ursula Ponder
BgG Rundo Ave. Mrs clifford
Burns, S3S Carroll Ave. Edith
Nash. al8 ~. Anthony Ave
July 10 Rene MRTlyne Perfect
ST. W Central Ave, Mra Lu'
Day 732 Rondo Ave, Allan o.
Neal. 3lB N. Avon, Mrs, LuthrI
Johnson 3Ib N. Grutto Ave
July ~ Manic WitherH 32t
N 81 Adams, Henry johnson
I3h GaltirT ~
July II Rhnda Loo Lyle, ~.
N st AlbanR, Lucille Presley. bi'
st Anthony Ave Jane lIc", 80.
iglchRrt Ave. Marjorie Trndls
bbp ~ Anthony Ave
July 10 Roger Neal Jr 012 \
RnndO Ave
Out 81 Town birthdays
July 10 Mrs Jean Riffe, i~1'
Angeles, Calf
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS.
MINNEAPOLIS RIRTHDAYS

July iS-H. \, Lewis. 260s
Fourth Ave. So, Stanley y Eal'
lett. 1000 Emerson Ave. No,
July IB-John Maxwell Ir. AiOf
Fourth Ave. So: Leon stephens
lTil Fourth Ave, No; Clara
Pollard, b&2 Aldrich Ave. No,
Margaret SaylOs. S72S Fourth
Ave So, Mrs, Maudc Watkins
1924 18th Ave, So, Curtis Moshy
SOS seventh Ave, No: Leroy Mar
tin Jr. SS2s Firth Ave So: Con,
mic Carson, bSa Aldrich Ave No,
Mrs sylvester Young, 1851 hry'
ant Ave, No,
July II Oliver Ampey, 2ia
First ST No, John Atkins, SR32
Fourth Ave. so. Miss Mary WI
son, 1918 Fourth 81, So, Charles
Chaunccy. TOa seventh Ave, 80,
July rs James W. Mcclellan,
600 Eighth Ave. No; Elaine John.
son, 3Sa2 Firth Ave, So; Mrs
Louise QuartcrmRn, 1901 Bryant
Ave No Hubert Duncan. 0l7
Oaklake Ave No, Leon pcBoEr,
$40 Humboldt Ave No, Mrs, Al
Williams, 2ABts Fourth Ave, 30,
July Mrs Adele Howell,
22O7 Elliot Ave. So, Roy Dean.
1901 bryant Ave, No,
July 20 Mra ieolA Carey,
STO4 Firth Ave. So, Mrs Thelma
Gray, ago T. 37th 81, Mrs Earl
inc Donaldson, 5000 Fourth Ave.
SO Mrs Mary ColllnH, $500
Fourth Ave SO, Louis Sundecn,
2A2A goth Ave. 80,
July ~ Elmer Bridges, b2h
James Ave. No, James 7 Croc.
kctt B2d Girard Ave No. Floyd
Poole Jr, 3OS2 Fourth Ave no
Out-Of Town Birthday
July 10 Patsy Moore. 1000
IRlchart ~ Paul MINI. Patricia
Ice. pp2 Iglchart, 81 Paul, MINI
July 10 Mrs c. A Williams.
Kansas CITY. Mo
July II Horny Bannarn, New
York CITY, N. Y. Miles q Can.
non 22ls W 2sth st, T.oE Angeles
CAIif
July IL Alice Louise Stewart
Detroit Mich
July - Betty Ann Anderson
Los Angeles, COlif, Jack Floyd
Kansas city, Mo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-07-13

Negro can't be- SURE OF service In q
restaurant on Woodward Avenue
(main artery north in town. from
the loop district to Warren Avenue,
a distance Of about one and . hall
miles don't know how true this
is, but know WAS given the over.
sailing treatment in one restaurant
In this same area.
One Of the main issues in the last
mayoralty election In l9tp. an
understand H. was segregation In
Public Housing (thc present pat
term rs against indignation; plus
the opening up Of new heighbor-
hoods for Negro housing Needless
to say. the candidates who support.
cd the democratic housing practices
idea (mRinly labor were badly de-
featcd, II seems that a candidate
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rain the
REC @ Y DS

Alvsle Of Futs Weller /.


A little over a year ago, Victor
released ON the a. rpm speed an
album OF Waller favuTitcs. entitled
Gene KrupS Plays Fats Waller"
II had a quite healthy reception
frum disc lovers and served to aid
in rcvtvinE interest in the really
hot stuff in jazz,
This month. another album Of
Fats Waller fRvorttcs has been II.
sued. one entitled Ralph Sutton
Plays Music OF Fats Waller" A
three speed affair, the album
consists NJ such Waller top
notchcrs As KcrplR' Out az Mis-
chief Now. ClotheAline Ballet tone
which We undoubtedly missed In
our days Of smoking over the
Harmful Little ATmfulD, AIn't
Cha Glad, Take II Prom Me. All
gator Crawl. Nipcr'S Drag. Rluc
Turning Grey Over You. and
sheltered By The starr,
incidentally. a pair of original
sides ON Is, by the old master are
now available, Titles are Not
Thew. Right There and You Can't
Have Your Cake and Eat H. These
wcrr recorded IN Europe years
Ngn. and while they arr not the
cream Of the Waller penningS, are
excellent listening items (Circlel
Switching back Ia the tAGE
corner. there Is another excellent
collection Of ArmstrunEiRnR ON an
LIZ disc "Satchmo at symphony
Hail. This disc u like the Benny
Goodman Carnegie Hall JREE
and the Lionel Hampton Just
Jazz" concerts, tape recorded
effort transferred To wax For this
concert. played At Roston's Sym.
phony Hail. Nov. 30. lgA7, Louis
had some well known jaEEmcn
sitting In on such popular stan
dards az Black and Bluc, High
society, On the sunny Sldc of tho
Street, MuSkTat RAmblr, lOVcT,
stars Fell On Alabama, Ming POT-
trr'S stomp. etc Eighteen mum
beers are included on the set, which
10 Issued on two LIP discs.
A mlxup. however, has occurred
In the titles. King Porter" II
really "Muskrat" and "MuAkrat
IL actually Mahogany Hall
stomp" All In all however. the
Work Of the Rll-StAra and VclmA
Middleton stand out for their In
depreciation of New Orleans
swing. blues and pops, tDeccn.
| Selected Singles
Re-Lssucs Gene kTupA's orb,
with Anita ODay and Roy ED
ridge on That's What YOU Think
and Knock Me - Kiss. Lots 0i
nostalgia Of other days on this
pair tCOIumbihl
New ones Duke Ellington'S re-
vampcd chew on smooth tcmpo'd
blues original labelled Fancy
Dan. and n modern styled inStru
mental, featuring the new drum
mcr LOUIS Bellson. The IIRwL
Talks Another great pair from
the Ellington pen (ColumbiR ..
lRalph Flanagan and crew, with
tho Singing Winds. revivinE AZ
oldie of years ago, Wang WRnl
BIucS. and playing around with
novelty In the Rag Mop" style
You Are For Me tVictorD .,.
Sutton exhibits a rare ability
Ia emulate the mood and CArcfre'
styling of the late Fats Other
have attempted II with fair sue
cess, but suttoR'S Interpretation
Ia quite the best we have hcarf
since the original Columbian
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAU

Mrs Pearl Buokner, $50 W. Central Ave, aud Mrs, En-
malo White, i3 Rondo Ave. hoScSses barbecue
party saturday July honornG the birthday of Mrs Buckner
Among the Ii outoftOwn visitors
Mrs Louvna Cowdcr Of Kansas City Mo- and Mrs Blanche
RecS and daughter from Seattle, Wash
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL,
MINNEAPOLIS

The Twilight Socil club the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. SeAton $50 T. 18th 5 Saturday evening July All mem
os were present at the meeting except Mr. and Mrs George
Sims who were unable TO attend Following the meeting the
meeng the club members went to the restaurant Sally
Jay Bar BIO for dinner
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Almost About
Everything
BY Percy villa

This column Is by William NJ. SeabrOR adnnnlStra
John DaRcy executive Of the Detroit
League rrCOEAsc ScAbEOR che
secretary Minneapolis League
VII made an outstanding n this rrEon-
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BY William NJ. ScabrOn

William
MchDetro Arsenal Of Democracy and home base
enigma and reaction relations said that
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
Treat Your Grain
Continued from page I'D

from stem rust, the fact that Race
Is B did cause heavy damage in GER
tain areas of the wheat region last
year and was also found in Mon
tana has caused our wheat growers
to become alarmed as to what the
prospects are for a heavier infesta-
ton and heavy losses in 1851.
There has been a great deal written
about this race of smut but the sit
uation has been very nicely boiled
down to facts by II. E. Morris, who
has the following to offer regarding
the situation as it is today. Mr..
Morris says:
I'm 1850, varieties of spring wheat
became heavily rusted, because race
15B became more prevalent and
widespread. Some of the varieties
which were damaged were resistant
to races of stem-rust other than 15B.
Durum wheats in the Red River val
ley were severely damaged, because
they ripened at least month later
than usual. Some late fiel,s of bread
wheats also suffered severe losses.
but in general the loss in bread
wheats were less than in durums.
"An commercially grown varieties
of bread and durum wheat are sus-
ceptible to Race 15B.
First Found in 1918
Race Is was first found in 1913.
however prior to 1899 it was known
that there existed biotypes of race
is, some weaker, and some more
virulent than the original Is. The
more virulent biotypes were desig-
mated 15B, and the weaker ones 15A.
1880 was the first year that race
lob was abundant enough to cause
damage. 1t was identified in Is
states, including Montana. The big
question is whether race 15B will
continue to cause damage. The
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15

peculiar weather conditions of 1850
and the late maturing of wheat may
have been extremely favorable for
this race which resulted in its prev
alence and severity. Only time will
tell"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
HdIUersO7a Heads
Seed GrOaUers

AT THE ANNUAL meeting of the
board of directors of the Montana
Seed Growers association held Jan.
IL and II at Bozeman, F. A. Halver-
son, Lonepine, director from the
western district, was reelected pres
ident. Eric Anderson, Regina, direc-
tor from the northeastern district,
was reelected vice president and
Ralph D. Mercer was reelected sec
retary-treasurer.
Seed Must Be Cleaned
One regulation adopted during the
two-day meeting which all growers
of legumes and grass seed should
know about was passed in the fol-
lowing form:
Beginning with the 1851 crop,
legume and grass seed eligible for
certification cannot be sold until it
has been cleaned and the grade es-
tablished. Ungraded seed must be
sold as uncertified and thus becomes
ineligible for certification."
This regulation means that begin
ming with the crop produced in 1851
it will not be possible to sell seed
'in-the-dirt," which through field in
spection of the crop has been made
eligible for certification.
The directors point out that with
the Tightening of federal regulation;
and the demand of seed companie:
in the consuming area for seed o
the highest quality and geneti
purity, it becomes necessary to- pu
this sort of regulation into effect
Evening star., 1951-05-30
FARMS

egsinesses Mailed FREE. sTRoUJii
Washinsston 81 s4ssl HS9o~a'o S'o'
FOR SALE-To settle estate, g acres
,nsi, r,sn s.T2ofn snyoIan.d ddVeiiins @ 'Is small smal!
property. Phone e vienna % 1ESo's SsWs. ). 0n
10-ACRE FARM for sale, adjacent to
ney apt. buildings being built now.
1891 Rollins ave. Cap Hts.. Nd.
Turn right on Central ave. to Rol-
ms eve, Ia miles from the Dis
CLOSE it5Ss Ahs, d. Montgomery co.-se.rl,
cheek. 1850. 5 sss.5oo: siss ssrI. nam odern %aln
brick house. 8 tenant houses, com.
piete sets OF bidgs.: 40 acres blue
grass, good fences. water and shade;
over 100 head Of stock. more than
hall purebred: all modern equipment.
can sgsnt; ga =, TOM ATHEY, Gathers
NEAR WooDBRrDGE, yA.-e4 acre.
Of land. 2-rm. house. chicken house,
hog pen: enough lumber to build q
good-size house on farm Also grow
cHEsTER cooswELL. OK. 1888
wA.NTED.s t., Is acres within
dition. fairly good barn BARN God roo vel Vel
and electricity, Location. price
terms. Box 206-D. Star. 81
| am offering this 46-acre farm;
new .5-rna. bungA.. hot water heat
tile bath. modern kitchen. huildins
moi yet. complete, but viii finish OF
VIII sell as is for less money; good
barn; about 35 acres clear. balance
In woods; 2 miles north Of q. q
30 Ia Loudoun County Just west oi
Fairfax County line. Price $4,000:
satisfactory. terms can be arr2need
with purchaser. Call Herndon
s4.W-4 for Inspection. B. O. HEN.
Evening star., 1951-05-30
WATERFRONT PROP. foR SAIL

IF YOU WANT TO RELAX and get
away from excitement, you should
buy this property: 225-ft. on the
Potomac. lovely shade trees and
hoEertns shrubs. Small furn cottage.
out bldzs.. wharf boats, outboard
motor, artesian well and clec.; 9
acres; nshine, grabbing and OYSTER
inng; Ss,9og Cotton. Md. OWNER.
TWO LOTS for sale--colonial Beach;
classic shore; 200 #. north Of
Myers ave. on 10th st. Call UN.
AYPRox. 2sk ACRES. II fruit trees
IL srApe vines, 3 yrs. old; drains to
hwy; cleared: Fairfax County: reas.
BEVERLY BkACfs on chesapeake
PRIVILEGES: terms; 3 KALB Boz
IL III N Maze ., I'd n :,
sel.ss DasWs on S %et ss ky.r .s 69Ss ss cs;. snd
Bay. s5o0 up. West River s74I .
sites, n #. on the waterfront and
14n IT. deep; this Is not . steer
grade. but Q gentle one and excel
lent for building. UN. 2571 80
ONLY SO DOWN viii buy q regular
spproa s 5000 So t.: sslOsHpsssSis only "a miles
from D. c.. prices start at $3.50
For more information and plat. call
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 22n0.
AVALON SHORES. .sh.ays,de. Ma..
lac. lot; $1,000. terms. CO. 5Is5'
Evening star., 1951-05-30
ATOMIC RETREAT
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

n. ARL.-New. subdiv; So beautiful
lots. Excellent location. Ready for
bldg. Soft. front, min. 10000 II.
Few blks. schools. bus shops. Sell al
or small groups. OWNER. ia. 2-5575
or CH. 6644. No brokers.
ssl.sss aSgs ls S pss pss. s,:s sDsns ISs
|sHEPHERD PARK. B. G.-Rambier
sites in this choice location. See our
large list OF lots from $500 and
oUalS4 SRi n, aSGes-su,. zee listed: /: over an
KREssiNqER 4 CO. .sH. 4b4l. II
a section. BRoKERs sligo 1915.
81 BSpsS 6WNfk- WI Mic. ,o.. North MSe Afispr.
sa' tGn' ssssIS' esss residential section. Can
20 LoTs OFF GA. AVE. Near
Wheaton Triangle. with sewer. water
and ALL util, available. $3.50 per
lot plus engineerfns. Permanent
q 8 eRoNiNs eReasiHs issarsd Io s.3, as Gan LEACH
c0NGREssf0NAI Country club area.
Cub ss ssesion 81 sesatifui Wooded Hqos ios
with large frontage. Approx. one
acre. ", 500. I'M Attfactive terms
where property values are increas.
ing. Buy now for that rambler or
dream house and save money
or In the future. EDW. 6. ADAMS,
one AND A HALF ACRES. fronting
2 streets. beautiful bldg. site, biz
trees. spring stream across lot.
esoRaE eisoe e + Pici McNAb. Is 81 Hiiia;sSd iS;ssS
ave FA. 1905. 81
Sc. APT. STTE, zoned 4O-A. Price,
SOC 50. It Well located, level;
sewer and water, paved street.
ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-0747; eves..
Evening star., 1951-05-30
rHEfvK TUTC NNTl

REALTY. INC.
475i Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-I6a0,
Evening star., 1951-05-30
rRAilERs

aEETER TRAILER SALES serwyn-
nov has . lge DISPLAY Of poth neg
and used traflers: very good assort-
ment: clean useo trailers raneinf
N size from lS 20 t33 u priced
fror $s00 70 g $50 tsrTns . to :
LIBERTY house trailer, with 2-rm.
extension built on: on corner lot,
lights and water connected; must
sell at once; make otYer; no reas.
offer refused. Cali WA. 5997 to
see. evenings: 81
condition inside and out. Can be
financed; lot 2l3. TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE. Alexandrta, Va. -
SMALL 1947 aluminium sleeper
trailer. 5000 cash. 1915 East-West
so. Soft American. all
conv Of home; may be financed;
price, S3,525. Lot 90. Temple
Trailer Village, Alex. Va. KI.
S-4276.
MAKE your own trailer auto front,
axle and wheel, SO. 10. 9-9364.
Evening star., 1951-05-30
isvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

s.E.-New 5.family brk., semidet.; /
bedrm.. indiv. heat: $4,000; SI5.-
900 cash. 10. 3-6Ss9. "a
TAKoMA PARK-A substantial mod
ernized home in the center Of town:
IL spacious rms. 2M baths 3
comp; housekeepins apts.. full bsmt.,
A. An outstanding value at $2S.- :
500; $4,000 min. cash. EARL T.
WRIGHT. WI. 5000; eyes,, Lo.
new I1eoSS; sx-uN1r APT. BLDc., brick
constr; lust being completed In
sil. spg.; popular-sised units ar
ties sassa md f0f hess ssaass nssds e 81 ass eas
and Wall show 10zo to you after
paying taxes, ins., water, janitor
and loan payments. One Of the best
Investment propsrttes we have had
R.sianqai Rin iEaSnthsif II. aII5 RIPLEY . RoMER.
e-UNIT APT. HOUSE ON asnd st.,
south Of Penna. ave. NV. A S3Q,-
600 value, offer invited. WOOD
WARD p else lNsoeRRIs. 72s goth ct.
x PSI sT. N Nm Re0sS; si;...-zoned 1st ia COM
Psies PRseasa saSsoS aRss%s slVeS Wb8WAsp 8sEA ssn1u 8
NORRIS, 72s goth st. NV. re.
Ne. Sceso4 o4-uNsr sEMrDEr. BRICK near
Tech Hish; income $2.934 per W,
6sWass 6WaNxR SsSe; B ear Ss,.8o S.2oe nortS%sns down
station. an wssS. fs' S- 5. ~ Z. y S0isn"s''
house, with $s.so0 annual income; nSs;
sss5 ssraEzHgTIn ashESzHgTIns ssarT DAG cb isii
ces9f sa9RfiE akfcHhTEise-22oSosSis HI e-22ooSis ss 5iies;
annual fneouae 80 .7(ln. tenants ysay
utilities. SOUTHEAST REALTY Co,
d211 Penna. ave. Sc. II. $4,000.
80
Evening star., 1951-05-30

DON'T LOSE YOUR HOME because
hlsh. caii M. Tripp, Di. 574e,
and sun. Hu. SS43. 81
CAe@ FOR ass AND xaa T8Ubi
NOTES inei lss trust: On scfeaGe;
auiek settlement. white or eoloree
nofea "a 2; G. 1a. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4te and q sts NV Oh $3.50
-fEsf -hEEsasIs Anp stsiasaSs seGSSp rxus1 LOANS
MONTY ON SECOND F1OSR-Ws
VIII buy seeond.t trust notes, D. c.
NATIoNAI IoRIuAoF 3 fNv1sT
Nat,cr.I aNM GI9Hs 9sHsss 1873 " ave n"
TRUSTS. LIST. 2nd and 3rd: Nd, Va.
D. CT weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY Co. o0b n. =. ave. NV.
FfRsrF faust LOANS on real estate;
low rates, 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. r. J. WAiSHE
INC. Ills Eye st. NV, Ma. 6468.
SPOT Cash FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
ga TO Az DISCOUNT.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S. e
Evening star., 1951-05-30
INVESTORS, BULLETIN

INVESTORS BULLETIN
o UNITS, SELF-CONTAINED
Built in 1850: 2-story bldg. Tenants
pay all utilities. Annual income.
S4.440; will show better than 10Fs
net after amortization on $4,000
cash investment.
BRIGHTWOoD-13 UNIT
Det. brick: 15-yr. .-old modern bldg.
in excellent condition throughout.
Prewar rentals OF approx. SO. 600
yearly. Approx. 100000 cash re-
18 UNITS NV.
An older but better.type blds.. In
excellent renting area. Priced under
z times annual income. Small cash
payment required to show approx.
CALI OUR OFFICE TO-DAY FROM
ia PM. or DAILY FROM 9 AM
Q PM. regarding any Of the above.
or inquire about our many other fine
investment properties for sale.
BERENTER & CO., TIA. 1880
Evening star., 1951-05-30
BANGl BANGl

4 bans.up value in . close-in y
1ooIifSSx1ssT T Il. with many shsd,
trees. We. offer this very largt
bungalow. liy. rm. with fireplace
large den, large din. Ym. equipped
kit, 2 large bedrms.. bath ant
sleeping porch: on the 2nd .fiool
Q 20x30-ft. paneled Tm.. with larg'
fan. that could be used As 2 extrf
be6rnas. Full bsnit., screened porch
A holiday speciall
Evening star., 1951-05-30
RAMBLER BEAUTY

On q beautiful 65x14O-ft. lot, with
garden house. 3-bedrn. brick. door
TO ceiling fireplace with book shelves.
and picture window in Iiv. room.
LAree dining area. with attractive
chandelier and picture window. on
kitchen. ssbase disposai automasis
good closet space, tile bath. AWNING
covered patio. We highly recon-.
mend this honeiti
Evening star., 1951-05-30

TIRES 20. new; e.sox16: Goodrich
lssss silysssown; best offer. KING,
TIREs. 6.50x16; 4 casings and Q
tubes; $40. 206 Dorset ave-, Chevy
Chase. Nd. to 4 daily. 81
MOTOR, rebuilt. Ford. S5 h.p.; 500
miles. La. 6-9499. SIS
Evening star., 1951-05-30
HOUSES FOR sAlE--vA.
OPEN / TO 6
YOU SHOULD SEE

500 ttth RD.. EoRTT
This FAMOUS WESTERN-
BERGER-BuILT brick hcme
n Madison Manor, UNDER
PRICED AT ONLY Si5,950.
You can get d 2.story honn
with fun basement on q large
attractive corner lot. 1st floor
has that desirable centey-hall
plan: TO the left Of entrance
Is large hvina room With or
nate deep fireplace: on the
right Is fuli-siza dining room
with plenty OF space for that
big corner cupboard. Kitchen
- equipped and there Is ample
breakfast space. on the 2nd
floor is MASTER BEDROOM.
13x20. one more twin-size bed.
room. and Italian marble tile
bath. Lot Is large, fenced.
fnd fd hss asss,%s siSns Ps Pssie; s5 SINASc; f G;
loan; under S5. 600 down. d.
recttons: Out Washineton
blvd. to Mckinley, turn left,
continue across little bridge
and 4HlfesNH <..s% m1wn.
Evening star., 1951-05-30

COLORED-CORNER OF 46fh ST
and Central ave. ne: 4sx103 &C.;
mo. nc bHvip ecso5orSEHR. eSSown Soo p sss Il
NV. Ma. s5S7. -
Evening star., 1951-05-30
INVEST. PRoP-sALE tcont.) STORES FOR RENT Cont

s23 NEW YORK AVE. N. W. store
business 500. MILTON r. RUP-
PERT. 1911 4 st. NV. DI. 5015'
Ewes. EN-. 54o7. ---.----30 80
NEW STORE
Located Just OF N. II. ave. extended
In nearby Nd. adjacent to seven
store shopping center; size 13x40,
suitable for gift shop. valet interior
decorator: ofi street parking. can
II. 6. SMITHY CO.,
sI1 18th st. NV. ST. $500. 80.
STORE VALUES
1881 CONN. AVE.
for any type retaii business; sS5oI
mo-. including heat.
20 RIGGS RD.. cHILLUM. ND.
Large house. suitable for commercial
use. with an acre OF Eround; $50
month.
S H ST. NV.
1896: s100 month.
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1st-foor commercial store. incl. heat
and hot water; S1sS month.
1851 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Store and apartment; sl75 per
713 3rd ST. NV.
15x50 feet. completely Iemodsied;
plus 2 apis renttns for S102-S250I
month. 80. e
73s 6th ST, NV.
End commercial. 1890: S65 month.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol. Realtors, Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1951-05-30
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