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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-05
Almost About
Everything
~ PERCY VILLA

PEENITY % PARAORAPHS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE :.
reported this months but the about Bonnie Berger
businessman and civic leader listening to offers by
the Republican well labor leaders to be candidate
mayoay Minneapolis this coming spring The lead
RI pledged TO get out and work
Some papers a picture last week of
Bunche at the United Nations The story
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N,s6Mh
RooMS FoR REIST

6 ROOMS and bath, with oil
burner furnace for rent. Call w.
H. Rawlings, Humboldt S-4192.
x-18
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-05

NICE LARGE ROOM for rent to
couple. Kitchen privileges Call
evenings. Ell. 2772. x-19
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surprised TO learn that Bunche was
working for the u. N. rather than
for the state Department: How IN
the h---- can America afford I'd
let you do that?" Eisenhower ask
ed. That to my thinking was a gem
uine tribute II also showed
that Ike was unaware Of the rea-
son for Bunche's refusal to accept
a post in Washington. The reason,
bluntly stated by Mr.. Bunche many
months ago, that as a Negro he
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-05

Dick Fischer backield coach at the u of Mnn
speaker at the testimonial Dick Blaey
American Legion forget support worthy
watched the Harlem Globe Troes play Mercurys
Dec in the st. Paul Auditorium They easily against
eor club The Trotters big
this aggregation
have had in the past a years play
the Lalers for they would really again
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-05
NORTHERN LIGHTS
BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Standings

High score, single games: Ralph
Jones, 226; Gerald Bailey, 1874;
Edward Lee, 1872; Agnes Bailey,
l76; Helen Underwood, 144;
Eulah Craig, 1879.
High score, three games:
Ralph Jones, 500; Gerald Bailey,
512; Edward Lee, 512; Agnes
Bailey, 400; Helen Underwood,
1872; Starr Shepherd, 1856.
Woodlands Funeral Home =
Browns Clothing, 1894; State
Liquors-Key Club, 1886; Acme
Cleaners Observation-Disclosures,
1898; Cassius Midtown APP
planes, 39-40.
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Keep up with the churches by
reading the church news each
week In this paper on page 4.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-05
s:91.' s ports
By JIMMY GRIFFIN

More honors for Zachary
second defensive all midwest by
Ed Bell of the selected
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-05

Bobby Daniels of the U of Mimi Duluth Branch,
was selected by the Minneapolis Tribune as de-
Tense halfback position on their all state team.
Jackie Robinson says the New York Yankees
front office is preJudced. This writer agrees with
him. Vic Power of Kansas City last year played
better ball than MicIcy Mantle did when he was with
the Blues Yet Power has not been brought up to
the parent club for a trial
St Paul Marshall and Washington will be strong
contenders for the Conference Cage title.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08

but it won the five dollars first
prize, and started Eddie Cantor on
a fabulous career which took him
to the top in the show business
world theatre, records, motion
pictures, radio and television.
A money-making book could be
written about the life of Eddie
Cantor. In fact, such book has
been written. Guess who wrote it :?
That's right. Eddie Cantor. But
since copies of "My Life Is In Your
Hands" aren't even seen in second
hand book shops any more, and in
asmuch as the motion picture ver-
sion of the Cantor biography is
now in preparation at Warner Bros.
studio and will not be filmed for
months to came, the time has come
for a new Chronicle of Cantor.
Eddie Cantor occupies unique
position in American life. No 9TH
er entertainer or theatrical star is
or has been so well known and so
generally esteemed by all classes.
For full 40 years he has been a
leader in thought and action en-
joying a huge popularity that has
widened throughout the nation and
far beyond. Today, at the age Of
60, he commands with youthful
energy the accumulated forces of
his long life. His name is house.
hold word in all the Jewish homes
of America, and few indeed are the
non-Jews who are not familiar
with it.
THE STORY OF Eddie Cantor's
life is as simple and straightfor-
ward as the man himself. Any
one who seeks in it the sensational
will be disappointed. 1t would not
be easy, however, to find an Amer
lean career that will show to better
advantage the significance of per-
sonal character in human affairs
and the infallible effect of consis-
tent endeavor in the cause Of hu-
man welfare.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Council of Jewish Women Plans
Paid-Up Membership Luncheon

The annual paid-up membership
luncheon of the Council of Jewish
Women will be held Thursday, Feb.
21, at 1890 pm. in the Rabbi A. L.
Krohn Auditorium of Temple Beth
Israel. The luncheon will be fol-
lowed by a program of entertain
ment.
The affair is open to winter Wis
itors and friends of members for a
nominal charge. Admission will be
by reservation only. Reservations
may be made through Mrs. Howard
Bendalin. 7O1 w. Portland, 3-8313,
or Mrs. Louis Greenberg, 14O6 W.
Clarendon, 5-5567.
Mrs. Jack Zimel will be the
chairman for the luncheon and her
co-chairman will be Mrs. Philip
Copeland. Assisting them will be
Miss Rose Fielder and Mesdames
Louis Patt, Louis Turken, Ben
Hoffman, Sol Mintz, Joseph Lag
man, H. P. Milder, Lillian Lagman,
Louis J. Simon, Charles Starr,
Samuel Schlossberg, E d w d
Brown, Sam Friedman, Louis Zuss-
man. William Sable and Jack Rubin.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Scrap Drive Raises Money
For Local Polio Movement

A two-day scrap drive by the
Stephen S. Wise chapter of AZA
yielded $25 for the March of Dimes,
officers of the group disclosed this
week.
Jack Weiss, chairman Of the
project, reported collection of 2, 400
pounds of scrap metal. Assisting
were Marv Kaplan, Mel Arthur,
Ronnie Fineberg, Buddy Davidson,
Harold Krichman, Jerry Gross and
Myron Freeman.
In conjunction with National
Brotherhood Week, the chapter pre-
sented a miniature Friday night
service before the youth organiza-
tion of the First Congregational
Church. A youth group from the
church presented an abbreviated
Protestant Communion service.
Program Completed
Buddy Davidson, new president
of the AZA chapter, said it has
now completed program of having
each of five committees present a
program before the chapter or the
community.
Davidson took office Jan. % at
an installation ceremony held at
the Golden Drumstick restaurant.
Jack Kempner, 1st vice president of
B'nai Birth, sponsoring organiza-
ton, and Harry Smith, advisor to
the Wise chapter, were installing
officer and marshal respectively.
Davidson succeeded Ronnie Fine
berg as president. Other new Of
ficers are Jerry Gross, vice presi-
dent; Mike Multer, secretary; Marv
Kaplan, treasurer; Ronnie Fineberg
chaplain; Mel Arthur, pledgemas-
ter, and Harold Krichman and My
ron Freeman, sergeants-at-arms.
The dinner was attended by mem
bers of the chapter, their relatives
and friends.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Boy Scouts to Participate
In Services at SYnagOgueS

Boy Scout troop 81, sponsored by
B'nai Birth and the Jewish Com
munity Center will participate in
Sabbath services at Beth Ell Syna-
gogue and Temple Beth Israel this
Friday evening as part of a ma
tional celebration Of Boy Scout
Week.
Next Wednesday, Feb. 13, the
troop will hold court of honor at
8 pm. in the Blue Room OF the
Jewish Center. Awards will be
made for Scout advancements
Judges will be DR.. Albert Ecksteln
Eagle Scout Kenneth A DIR a m S
Neighborhood Commissioner Jerry
Fried and Hirsh Kaplan, executive
director of the Jewish Community
Council. DR.. Eckstein will speak
on his Boy Scout training in Ger
many.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
By Leon Gutterman
Copyright, 1852, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, mc.)

HOLLYWOOD - More than so
years ago a poor kid from New
York's East Side, attracted by the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Group Fetes FeIdmars On
10th Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Feldman's
4Oth wedding anniversary was cele-
brated at party given by Poale
Zion.
Eighteen trees were contributed
for planting in Israel in their
honor. Contributors were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hershman,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hershman, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Sobol, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Preclude, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mogie-
left, Mr. and Mrs. N. Charnofsky,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Zapler, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Guren, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Bordo, Mrs. A. Lipkin, DR.. L. M.
Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Katell,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Bonsdroff, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Wilodsfky and Mrs. b.
Midroff.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Move Begun To
Honor Founder

B'nai Birth has petitioned the
district grand lodge to change the
name of the Phoenix group to Her.
man Lewkowitz Lodge No. $50, in
honor of the founder and past dis
trict grand president who died sew
eral weeks ago.
Next meeting of the lodge will
be Feb. 10 at Temple Beth Israel.
John Price, English instructor at
Phoenix College, will review the
best seller, "The Caine Mutiny."
Presentation of awards for the last
golf tournament will be made.
The Feb. 19 meeting previously
was scheduled for Feb. IL but
postponed to make room for a
United Jewish Welfare Fund meet
ing.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Marvin Field Heads
Young Peoples Unit

Marvin Field was elected presi-
dent pro tenn of the newly organ
lied Young Peoples League Of
Beth El Synagogue at its first
meeting Jan. 81.
Other pro tenn officers: Morton
Kirsch, vice president; Dolores
Schoenburg, recording secretary;
Muriel Paller, corresponding secre-
tary, and Leonard Forman, treasur-
er. Temporary committee chair
men are Roberta Klaman, program;
Shirley Gelfand, social, and Gloria
Green, publicity.
The Y.P.L., open to single men
and women between Is and 80, is q
branch of the Young Peoples
League of the United Synagogues
of America. Its program will in.
clude cultural, religious, social and
civic activities.
Next meeting is set for 8 pm
next Tuesday, Feb. IL. at Beth FL.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Our Film Folk
u. S. Salutes Eddie Cantor,
Snowman and Humanitarian

On his Goth birthday, he is being
saluted as torch-bearer of re-
ligion, justice and charity. We are
acknowledging and celebrating be-
fore the world his lofty devotion
to religious faith and purposes,
his unfailing and ceaseless activi-
ties in behalf of American Jews and
Jews the world over, his encourage
ment and help in all good aspira-
tions, his wise and beneficent coun-
sells in times of difficulty and
doubt, his elevating influence upon
all the philanthropic movements
and concerns of his people.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Briiss

Ralph, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Good
win Glance of 4121 N. 28th Ave-,
performed by the Nobel Rev. l.
Paru Jan. 27. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Siegel of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Glance OF
912 w. Neelia.
Mark Steven, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Silinger of 2835 W.;
Glenrosa, performed by the Nobel
Rev. Paru Jan. 81 at their home.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08

one dollar guar
antee given to
all a m a t e u r s
who appeared
on the stage of
a Bowery theat-
ter, stepped out
before a tough
audience with an
act that bur
lesqued a local
politician. The
p perf or m ance
was strictly un-
prof e s ST onal,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08
Beth-EIites Plan Hay-Ride

The Beth-Elites, a new youth
group of Beth Ell Congregation for
boys 13 to II and girls II to 10,
will hold a hay-ride this Saturday
evening, Feb. 9, under the sponsor
ship Of the Beth Ell Mems Club.
The new group also will hold dane
es twice a month.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-02-08

The first Israel-produced Kaiser
Frazer cars to be delivered to the
local market were sold to IL dis
abled war veterans under a special
authorization by the Ministry of
Finance.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-19

NO ORDERS DELIVERED
UNDER $500 DELIVERY NOM
TUES. WE'D At $50 PM
THURS. DELIVERY io.sc . aseo
Pm. All DAY ON FRI. 4 SAT.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

FINE 45-ACRE FARM, nice 6-rm
house, modern conveniences; S14,-
1sS-ssse Is crop and cattle farm
295-acre crop and cattle farm; road
325-acre crop and cattle farm; 'front.'
age two roads; $4,000.
190-acre crop and cattle farm, road
frontage; $4,000.
154-acre crop and cattle farm; stone
house, road frontage;- S21,500.
139-acre crop and cattle farm. road
frontage: $4,000.
arm. bungalow with bath, high
ground. fine view; 5 acres. $4,000
Many other farms, homes and build
ing sites. II. p. BURDETTE g. SON,
Mt Airy. Md. Phone 123. Ewes
and Sun. phone Mr.. Price. N231.
BUILT IN 1S45-Recentiy modern
ized. l49 acres. best tobacco soil;
water IN each f1sld. The e.. msin mai
rm,. fireplace, mod. kit, bedrms
2nd A.. fireplace in each rm., anc
bath bath. Bird A., A. bed 6ssdrms erisinal eaSansl
barns and q stable. Tenant house
80 head of cattle. 8 horses anc
al mod. equip. will go with prop
erty. Also furn. with lovely furni-
ture, Excel terms. Picture ON re.
RUBY DOWNS
Zeal Estats 1nsuHfnce srokeE
Evening star., 1952-07-06
lBUsINEss PRoP.-RENT (cont.

24O FIRST ST. S.w.-Excellent To-
cation for liauor store or variety
store, 900 1st f.. rms. and bath
on 2nd a.. pvt. garage. $175 mo.
CORNER STORE, Sc. location. In
tersection 3 streets, ideal for Tv
service shop. reas. terms. Call eyes,,
Mr.. Goth AND X ST. NV, 1st COM
mercial 3-story brick bldg, ideal for
$3.50 per mo. RE. 2137. TR. 1866.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN FRONT commercial and resi-
Dental bldg. site; 100x200. N. Ocean
Beach, Nd. on Atlantic Ocean. Best
offer. EN-. 1894 after 9.
SEAsHORE L0Ts-5M miles north Of
Ocean City. Nd. on the ocean.
MARTIN S. SAITH, Box 81. Bridge
Vile, Del, phone 412O.
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.--Ocean-
front apts. and cottages; immacu-
late; $50 per week up. OIL. 1888.
NEW summer rental list ready. wide
price range. BAKER REALTY, 210
=. Oak aye. wildwood, N. J. Phi.
2-2432. Open. sun.
OCEAN CITY, N. j., 644 Pennlyn pl.
Very desirable, clean, attrac. furn.
apis. dge. or smalD, all mod. conv.;
block to nearby enlarged beach.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Comfort-
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lge.. mod. du-
plex; ! block ocean; accom-. o.
MoDERS Ia ScS4SS; SGSS;rrAGEs AND APIS
Week. month month Max Make pss,sr resssryatiOns Lon
Wildwood -the-Sea, N. j., Phone
wildwood 2-7701.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

OFFICE, 2nd mr., 18th and Column
soe n1a I'd; so19a business e Stna section large
tion and light. Apply store. 2431
vISTos 1ssN 4 BLDG. hiSi 9th and g pl. NV
Choice modern Offices, fourescent
lights, tiled floors; newly decorated;
all services included. $40 up.
PRIVATE OFFICE including waiting
phone service II desired. Located on
l5th st; NV" overlooking park.
DowNTowN-end and srd fioors;
seoo eontraeo aea for D ssos
34I2 18th ST. N.W.-Second floor; 3
rooms, air cond.. approx. 1000 90.
". ofhces; showrooms; separate 4tb
81; eTess entTanes; W. 4b4$$ gas mo- ME. lis$o'
OFFICE in law suite. with reception
torney: s45 mo. VI. 1853 ewes. %
1O17 18th ST. N.W.-Ofices avail
able. also ONCE space. All newly
ID dseSratedi sSs Sl,,. ST ;, $3.50. .oo -
aye, nv. Available iimmsdiateiy1 1
auirements. Isas 00i Penn n sss PRorERT1Es SHs1 IS
Suite 616. Evans Bldg. ME- 11O7.
Ice. DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE
for rent in Alex. Va, in 700 blk,
King ST.. suitable for small loan
oftlce or insurance agency. For
info. call OV. GATE. --6
OFFICES AND HALL; 1401 No. Capt.
tol st.-Bright and airy, southern
exposure; air conditioned hall seats
300. AD. 2263 from 9-5. Mon.
through Fri. %
Ilth AND PA. AVE. NV space.
for rent: 70x24: ideal location. Cal
GEORGETowN, excellent location for
ONCE, studio or small shop. GL
Air .CoND., furn. or unfurn: ofstce
In accolntant's suite. SHERATON
OFFICE SPACE. suitable for proftes.
SIGNAL man. in new blds;: air con.
ditioning. etc.. Hyattsyiile Iocstlon g
RisoN 4 HoILINGsWoRTH. UN
lFSUIRNSisHED FSUIRSNSiisHE OFFICE AvAILABIE q
| moderate rent in rooW ALI South.
ern Bldg. Details: NkE2 E20lz. -,
Evening star., 1952-07-06
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE

BRooKLAND-Laree lot; excellent,
SGhysn'enAs DTice. nA. eHss4o. Ssesaon' ''A'0Hs't'
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO. repre-
sents the owner Of some Of the very
finest rambler sites to be found any
where In the Bethesda area. Own
er has authorized US to offer Q lin
tied number now. They vary IN
size from " acre 70 Il 2% acres dlS snS
ere M priced nv:.gts from 1892 to sosS $SsS4 sma
utilities are installed. We can pro-
vide. reputable contractors. If de.
sired, for home. construction. II
you wish to build on today's very
favorable market. here. is your
chance to buy lot which VIII add
permanent value and pleasure, ,,1s' to
CHA CHASE aomsi REALTY ifs 'nses co niN NC 44so
Connecticut ave. EN-. 1900. 20
heavz industrial. ss; INVESTMENT prop.
critics: close in. Over 81 acres zoned
for apts., semidetached and 4 family
flsts. G. LOUIS cAPUTI. Realssor'
FAIRFAX CO., near Arlington line
. Approx 2 acres. suitable Develop.
W. W. WMAcKxLL. dL. 1857, day or eve.
SHERWOOD FOREST In the Coles
vile section of Silver Spring--Acre
lots; 81 200 Agent on ground sat.
ssd 5 te SUI Roe out 1s fE sliS g. mile e
Sherwood Forest. ROBINSON REAL
ESTATE, JU. 7-7117; after 8 pm,
wooded. drained. 80
It. front in Arl.'s Bellevue Forest,
block Military rd.; approx. 10000
NINE AND ONE-HALF ACRES (will
sell 9, separate tracts II desiredl /.
Gated i mi. west Of GEORGETOWN rd,
community Of individually built
houses. This land is CERTAIN to m. m.
grease In value; $1,000 per acT,si a,i
fSE fsvNER sRacTs Roctyilis sTasts a7,s terms ID a
ON MASS. AvE.-"sprins Valley. |.
461l-13. owner leaving. must sell.
Construction once, building plans,
etc. Terms See me there today:
FIRST COMMERClAL-s.E Corner
S iisox2iS e. IL strictly stores EsSs
nearby; big building activity here;
finishing over 1000 units now.
Priced right with good terms; ME.
PERRY, OF. 0947; Mr.. MAY. ~.
AiES2exNDRrA, SeND yA.-Braddock Hts.
Highly desirable quiet street, adj.
fine new homes; nr: bus, scnools
and churches; overlooking pkWy. See
to appreciate. TE. 1887.
1-ACRE LOTS. mr.. Silver Spring IN
beautiful springbrook Forest; al
streets paved. So. $50 and up; CAL Cal.
Mr Season. ~ n5a 7-5e77. 4ELLoTT
TWO ACRES wooded, y clear. within
V mile Of Potomac. on paved I'd.
Reasonable. n. BRYAN, Piney
THIEF; Iai; ACRES, near Fairfax; two
cleared on small knoll. one, wooded;
25 min. to Lincoln Memorial on dual
highway; beautiful rambler site;
$3.50. oWNLR, "a; 2-Sll1.
road frontage, beautiful land ct bar
gain for cash. OWNER, OR. 0020..
20 o. or less; 200 e.
road frontage: lies well; bareafn.
M ACRE rambler site. beautifully
wooded; at HISTORIC Nj. Vernon.
$1,000 cash. OWNER Bon zS4fz,
068La u
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Loudoun County
HOMESITES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.. Young's
Broad Run subdivision. which is the
first development under the latest
requirements of the Loudoun County
Planning Commission. has been Q
phenomenal success. Since Section NJ, =
oversubscribed. have persuaded
Mr. and Mrs. Young to open an
other 200 acres of their gorgeous
Potomac River estate to develop
i am am delighted to have the oppor-
tunity to offer to my customers tht
privilege to select their homesitt
highly desirable tracts carved from
this beautiful estate, bounded for
3 miles by Broad Run Creek anc
the Potomac River.
Every tract in Section 2 priced at
81 AIS. First purchaser to come
gets first choice Of tracts; ,v,,vs.
az Every hornesite Will be served
with SOFT. dedicated right of way
with 24-ft. graded road OF which
90 It. will be surfaced with ma
cadam, built to specifications re-
auired BY Loudoun- County zonina
tsS Electricity avsilabls to ever,
(SS Telephone available to every
(4) School bus right by property.
Churches. Within shopping distance
f5l Do you want water front9 we
tSS % you =. want wooded ssclusion'
q 4. PS S.vs yoS Il, want wide open plots
(sj II It's view you long for-come
and look at Maryland'S majestic
sugar Loaf Mountain and Virginia's
Blude Ridge Range.
(9) 25 miles west Of downtown Wash
fast nston new wse sts. sishwag ans wSsS
ington's freeway and 10 miles east
Land Si Iis'Sii IS fertile. trees healthy and the
neighborhood Is one Of Loudoun
County's best and right In the mid
die Of virginia's tremendous develop
si for lis S psopie's srasious Twins. its
sound government and low taxes, its
good farming and livestock raising
methods, its leadership In datrytne
and horse. racing, its good Schools
and churches and It's plans FOR bet
plete inducement to home-seekers
Of any county near WASHINGTON. It's
oficials are alert in planning for
orderly and desirable development.
It's citizens offer you genuine neigh
borly welcome and real Southern
hospitality in virginia's traditional
" friendly manner.
Small cash payments accepted. Bal
ance to suit any reasonable require
OPEN ALL DAY sUNDAY-FRoM
DAWN TO DARK
OPEN ALL WEEKDAYS FROM
4 PM. TIL DARK
To reach: West on Route z fourteen
miles past Tysons Corner, take last
right turn before crossing Broad
Run Greek Bridge where Board Run
Lake q now under construction.
GET THERE FIRST
FOR FIRST CHOICE
COLEMAN C. GORE
feesburg. Va. Phone 49-W-13
ROBERT B. YOUNG
Herndon. va. Phone 04-V.1
Evening star., 1952-07-06
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

A BEAUTIFUL new masonry bldg,
containing 2.400 sa. It. space, and
having a frontage Of IS #. Located
at 2401 Price ave. in the heart of
and Safeway. Desirable either as a
store or ofiice. Rent reas. Available
i'm 30 days. E. s. PRICE 81 CO..
1891 Ga. ave. or 2407 Price ave-,
Lo. 5-I231, 10. 5-0315.
FOUR 2O-FT. STORES on, Cunning
ham DIR. in the heart OF Wheaton
business district, most reas., for rent
singly or In suites. 3. s. PRICE s;
LO. 5-0315. win build stores any
size desired, Ga. ave-, heart OF
Wheaton business district for re-
sponsible tenant. 10. 6-1231, 10,
6-0316.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
STORES FOR RENT

9O3 end N.E.-Lge. store with 3-rm.
apt. above. ME. 6668.
BASEMENT--Busy Fort Davis shop
slns sae. ef15er2 L.. 2-sSsS. SsS 'Sei Aia' o. eve
oath AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.--Laree.
modern store with i've rooms. kitch-
en- and bath apartment. suitable for
ABBY pS pufeShs' PRaN PRoPERrIEs. RsSEs Evans
BGHDINd. 142O N. z. ave. NV.
STORE IN LYON PARK shopping
area with pvt. parking; suitable for
many businesses. Call ALBERT H.
COHEN CO.. IA. 2-1661. -13
OVER 5000 so. FIT. Of floor space
available in shopping center in Ar
Of SO it. with separate loading en-
trance in rear Of bldg: Low rent
and plenty of parking. For informa-
tion. cal ALBERT H. COHEN Co.
ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE - 5000
so. IT. facing courthouse. zoned C.3,
general commercial: $4,000. A. M.
baths. framed modern home; Is
| acres clear; acres of shubbery and
large trees, new fencing, stream of
water on 2 sides, "a mile north of
| Government farm. close to WASH
ington, Baltimore blvd: $22, 900
terms: AITCHESON REAL ESTATE,
NV. STORE and second floor; owner
retiring; full bakery equip. incl. (:
suitable for any business: PRICED
right. Call HARRY COHEN, GE.
3523 I4th ST. N.W.-3 lovely large
rms. excel location for ins. ONCE.
real estate deeEratS9r' millner' dry
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
g. CO., l415 K St. NV, ME. 5400.
AIR CONDITIONED 1st FIR. space.
| 1900 50. IT.; will decorate to suit
cars; immed. occup. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV.
ME. 5400.
9O6 11th ST. N.W.-3 lge: rms. and
bath; approx. 53S 50. it.; immed.
occup.; reaS. rent. Apply LEO M.
BERNsTE1N 3 g ME s4So & co" 1415 K st.
I429 1st ST. N.W.--White or colored,
any business, $50 mo. RE. 1881.
WELL-LOCATED STORE and office
or living quarters: good for optome-
trist. pawnbroker, etc. catering to
coiored patronage. Call RA. s919,
SToRE-173e 7th st. NV. any type
business. $50 mo: immed. occu.
1894 ,gasaacNK Il. cHPrffoaMBusy AZ ffoss4ls corner. only
$3.50. 1908 4th st. sw.. equipped
shoemaker shop and vacant arm,
bath apt, Ot.ly S100 mo. Call Ma.
7772, any time. -