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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
Be Guided BY Records. Not Promises

The Negro voter is becoming
the record Of candidates seeking office instead allowing
De wyed by campaign promises The record speaks louder than
most sweet sounding promise.
When man has held public office
asps to higher place the smart back
his past performances Negroes
candidate stands fair employment public housing
equal service places Of public accommodation questions
which affect their daily life.
Leaders in community should be responsible looking
the records of all candidates seeking pubic coming
elections national
fit OF the voters of their city, county and
In national election general public
concentrated the candidates
that contests for local offices frequently
they deserve a particular
community who is elected prosecuting attorney
erest in the presidential should
shadow these important local
II the
Congress The NAACP has kept
record OF vital
to Negroes
Study these your for the
and who have stood
life, liberty and pursuit Of happiness X. c
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Too many people the newspaper
ers are neither the matter of promptly
paying the paper
We realize unfair they
deliver their each week From
entirely too many people appear
newsboy to back three
the This applies whether he has daily
sells weekly
example carrying this paper from house to
have change
these do this without
thinking would bring them to realize that
the youngster only sold If he must
out he possibly
off the single copy of the paper
people shame Most Of
the who served do not stop
youngser who ambitious enough
something constantly people who want him
TO back tomorrow"
who prepared to for the
generally houghtless and do not realize
young salesman make his little bust
profiess these
ready they
charge" paper
collection The boys and girls who
Herbert Howell distributor for the
They ought be expected establish
the
really readers
kids We the people really haven't thought why it's
hard to keep the regular newsboy their routes
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
Job To Do

Response editorials the situation precpated by
arrest of Minneapolis has been gratifying
Der of parents have called and number persons have
ed to join any effort any community i'll that breeds
crime among youngsters.
While there things that may be done quickly to
help improve condons-the real will after much
planning and action This will require much study time and
continually receptive community.
This paper will do its part keep the fire of interest
burning until the youth is protected from those influences
which are character destroying
II will take the combined efforts parents established
churches and aterna groups agencies and the com
munity leadership do the jobbu the job he done
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
Welcome Sweet Singers!

This newspaper joins the people of the Twin Cities in
welcoming St Paul and Minneapolis the Goth annual Nation
al Convention of the Gospel ChoirS and ChoruseS nc
America.
This group of organized singers represents thousands
members of church musical organizations throughout America
In coming to Minnesota, the organization visiting state
which has rich tradition of fine singing groups is
famous for the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Apollo
Club its fine singing groups in of its colleges and its
splendid church choirs
Minnesota is music minded. 1t loves good singing In its
parks its public meetings and its churches it encourages
people give with song Thus the National Convention
Gospel ChoirS and ChOruses in its meeting here August
through the Sth will be cities sympathetic enthusiastic and
interested in lifting every voice and singing"
We hope this convention will be the greatest the organi
zations history Minnesota is proud play host to the
singers and offers its hospitality with open arms.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
Nothing Likely To Result

Northerners, continually baked alliances rght-rng
southeners with Republicans
their majority this meeting put
their doctrines
suitable themselves The
were doing their best TO hold place the party
There sincerity politics on both
sides Some Of the Northers vitality Negro
the big citesfo themselves party South
using states rights defend than white
And both sides regardless what kind
Of civil rights plank platform
is likely TO result in the four years
So real struggle for within
hind the oth and Illustration Of the
Monitor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
Talking Too Much

Sam Jones, who was born a
bachelor and swears he will die a
bachelor, called on his latest lady
friend. They had been sitting
quietly in the front room for some
time, when Sam was struck by a
strange impulse.
Why don't me and you get
married." Sam asked.
Why, sure" answered the
young lady
For a solid hour not another
word was spoken. Finally the girl
said Sam, why don't you say
something?
Sam turned, looking at her and
replied, Woman, I think I done
run my mouth too much already"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

As in the Republican convention MnnesotanS, lead by
Humphrey and 0ve Freeman made the proud
Of the has in both political parties Humphrey kept
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

somewhat in the background but admitted by the
anti Humphrey parsans that the Minnesota
convention issue all by himself He lost ground
in this convention and he continues be the from Min
nesota to watch in the national political Orvie Free
displayed fighting spirit the TV which
characteristics Minnesota political figures And ncdeny
his performance Chicago won't hurt him in his campaign
for governor back home here
All in the ALL the lines drawn The campaign will
be full for the White House Because the
which uppermos in of the minds of readers of
these words just will be achieved and the presidential
rivals do not talk about the prepared addresses
member it is always their minds because full human freedom
not yet achieved in great county and the political par
ties whether they will will have up
than they think.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
BIS ASSIGNMENTI

candidate for Congress Chicago
gresham the Republican National
the
speaking II million NegroesJames
Hans Plandeaer
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01
SELECT OWN LEADERS

Negro especially the South its leadership
group group leadership
.-M Memphis World
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Top local news cOverage Of
Negro community and its friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

Nell RusseIrs column Is always
exciting, provocative and read
able.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-01

The may. a rights
to stay-Los Angeles Tribune
Evening star., 1952-03-06
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SAILS

CHOICE CORNER LOT-Adjoinin,
Rock Greek Park; suitable for bet.
BEET esis AaESTMs N2WNfFE sfFE e 6E Ains sGas
ton; 4 acres within blocks oi
Rann's new department store
gRANNER. Di. 77xo: Eves. WI
cSSiGnNyriRY CLUE H1LLs-Exciusiv.
North Arltngton neighborhood; all
se; iTonsss. isys 'tsset IS IT, mi rear is IS Gf
S9ssrks 8sRsS REiIFY III Eye CO.. a. sssh
BETHESDA. M R:-lN acres on Brad.
leg blvd. extended with $50 r;
Mr; Holland. q. q. sMTTHY CO.,
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOT In
HaWthorne, NV, D. C., adjacent 70
eoek eo eSSs GTsef pIi RaEk call nA Mrs ,,s olsnt
3 wooded lots. near
JEFFERSON. REALTY Co. 900
eMvS% Mllson bye ely1 "a. 1850,
sc; secticn; $1,000 per acre. Mr..
Filippo. Lu. 4-34O6. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. 134b Good Hope
LOTs FoR sALE-Three lots. ias,
@ front on wide paved street.; ne;
$3.50. LEGUM 3 GERBER REAL.
TORS; Or; 1000 .til 9 pm.
ers-For sale by owner; approxi-
mateiy $50 acres Of. excellent land
IN Virginia. Ground can be built
on Immediately, or. viii make an
sell ground on long term with sub
ordination agreement. Cali OWNER
RELEEAsEDs Rf0R SALE. ass acres in
frontase E % On Lee hishVsy. a oni Lay of q
the land, high and rollins with
large stream and mountain view.
MUNRO REALTY, Exclusive. TEL:
Crescent 267. Fairfax, We. rs
Evening star., 1952-03-06
STORES FOR RENT

44th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-Large
bath. suit; for any business; avail.
ER4IEsss. Evans sDgslk sldg.. ATH I4a6 h8rV New
NEwk NfEGSk sT6Rfs.lM51Es;-11d69955 ssTTs6RafsE ME; 1d95. et,,
ness: For particulars. MI. 9239. -
LOAN OFFICE-Ground floor, stra-
tegically. located New Hampshire
ave., Just beyond District line; large
carrying area. MIR. PERRY. DI.
CENTER located in nearby
Nd: now has super-market, drug,
Call Mr.. Holland. II. q. SMTTHY
CO.. S11 18th st. NV. ST. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE. ox17 It. Wisconsin
Carl q. RosSi1NassMsd sS1assd co. 60 N2. Rer ss5G: $G.
SILVER sPRlNG-small store mr..
center Of Sil. spr. main business
district; avail. immed.; $125 mo.
faH0MPs0N II 63 3 & GRAY. Realtors, 81
STORE in arcade Of busy Sc. shop.
ping center. 800 So; #. Ar. space. lge
show window. S125 mo. TU. 1888
I'LL 1tn 81. N.W.-veca0L, lge. store
and bsmt.; suit any business; S126
mo. incl. heat LISS. ME. 6668. %
4OO8 34th ST. NE, Mt. Rainier
section-Splendid large store. ap.
prox.. 30x75; newly redecorated
with lease to good firm. JOE CURTC
67O9 N. n. AvE.-in shopping cen
ter; 20x60 IT,; front and rear
rarking: Heavy auto trafiic; low
81, esnt- os42 ME; PERRY. D1. s7a4; eyes eyes
sIs II 81. N.E.-Approx. 17xe2 with
full bsmt.: Q show windows; simmed
LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415 s
K st. NV. ME. 54O0.
7O8 9th ST. N.W.-Completely re-
modelled store directly across St
from new General Acctg. ONCE;
immed. occup.; reas. rent; 6-rm.
and bath apt. also avail. To inspect,
call LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
14l5 X st. NV. ME. 5400; ewes,
10i 14th ST. s.E.-Beautiful corner
store; lge. show windows, tile floor;
arm. and bath apt. above. HENRY
SCHAFFERT. 942 Eye st. NV,
MA. 7Ah3 --2
Evening star., 1952-03-06
HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcens.

n PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
esii K. 4. HuMPHRiES, Resitor..
SOs iJorth CAPITOL. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919:
aSnse ssss Rsa. IN fGSe US sss4 ss4d Residential lent
CASH BUYERS waiting for 8 and 4
bedrm. homes In NV. Wash. nearby
Mont. CO; and ya. To sell your
HU. 1915. Open ewes. til 10 pm.
NEAR CAPITOL, or on Z. Capitol st.
;2-family house suit. for gracious
ssaRs esaR fsR PR1NRar s2e12G Rf2G q sTaqf R95s
CO.; once. II; 6-2525; ewes. VI
MODEM, CLEAN "a bedrm. home,
ia good D. C. or nearby Md. loca-
s.sias stSH; Sc; e. ggT gTTsf 7asMsR MRS COX. 10
ID. c. on MAHYLxND-We buy for
cash .or. sell for you on terms. lYour
oyt Obligation; cali cAMPxNE1LA 4
aS9sE SSli Ex xw1NrfD isra in NV, section. 3
kitchen. full bsmt. For down pay.
ment will transfer close to 5000
1st chattel trust on 1st-class busi-
ness. or transfer 2 lots .50x15O in
formation. cali Jo. S-O4iS. -9
10 ROOMS and up, suitable for room
houses, any location of city: have
! many clients waiting for this type
wfp sEY Eok THyEM H5MN ioT pI c.sS ssos
list to. sell at top price; expert ap-
praisal and qualified salesmen 70
serve you. Ewes. phone OR. 6916
!. T. GRAyATTE, Realtor, 1918
IS st. nv. MA. O753.
WE NEED houses where purchaserl
can assume CT loan, or owners will
take back trusts. STROUP, RA
FROM owNER-s or bedrm.. mod.
ern brick or stone home in white sec
tion: prefer west Of Wisconsin ave,
or Chevy Chase. $50. 900 cash. MRS
oHffGCKK oHHffGCKKENRAGH' siA5SEH HI sHiEa:ve S4ga; ellen,
moving to Washington; positively
must f1nd 4-bedroom home In Airing
900 top. Please call Mr.. Carson
"a iApas s7-9s42; IS t.s5as S5t6 FRANK 8. PHdIL-
ALL CAsH-AnG 3or we'll buy You
ward down payments. OW. 1888.
wANTFDLHoUsEs FOR Cash TO
SELL ON TERMS.
We pay cash and sell on terms:
Call us for q bid. Regardless OF
location or condition, call at once;
no charge for consultation. Mr..
BLACKWOoD. NO.. 6597, or ST.
OO41. %
Evening star., 1952-03-06
| OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
iGanfinmaA.

lKASS BUILDING, 711 18th ct. NV
| $40 "a. IT.. Of atr-conditioned space
In B rms. Available May LIST. Inquire
St 416 kass Building or call EN-
81. AT s.h-5a7 9th u. n NV.
rentals; eieyator. Apply $40 p st
All IVA xrHRAcf1yE I'm; II: sU1rE Of 5-isrs, IS
90. IT, with hish csiiinssf f@'Snt SSt
location. S425. month; for attorney.
e%r trade agsssoSiation. CAN Mr.
|621 r ST. N.W.-Entire End d., suit
Tor omces or any commercial use
nGH14Su% EXi 1SS2 q A TR: 1925: -. ,oo s 8
LOO 50. IT,. IN whole on In part;
call LEO ii. Be BERNsTE1N Ssgsi 70 4 sn'ceS' co.
DOWNTOWN elev. once bldg, / pvt
I To insUect anS aecspfG1 ea 9Ho 5 M SssSp
q CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME-. $500
1920 18th ST. N.W.-3 lge. rms.
Kit. and .dinette and bath; excel.
lent once for physician or den.
tist or for once and liy. Qutrs.; imm
9ccnp;; rsas. rent. Apply LEO NJ
tnS tSnESRNesTGGIN q CO.. I415 < st. NV
i70$ K /. AVE. N.W.-S ideal doc.
tors ofices. available immediately
excel. street level location. ST
1908 for particulars. IS
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. New
once bldg; ample parking; reason.
co e6,e sT rents siiso THAcKER REALTY
VERMONT AVE. AND L sT.-2 rms.
reception and entrance; $76 mo
THACKER REALTY CO., ST. 7130
Evening star., 1952-03-06

nUPONT-SCOTT CIRCLE
STORE FRONT. 1Sx42. plus wash.
room, plus dressing rm., plus lava.
tory. plus storage, also rear entr
on wide alley. 1886 r st. NV. Ap.
plications being accepted by BON
NETT-BONNETT, ME. 1896. Is
1928 18th ST. NE, heart Of Brook
land. Ideal any business. Reas. rent
1888 9Th st. NV, corner Of sth and
Fla ave.-3-room apt. above store;
reasonable rent.
JOSEPH e. BRUNO, INC.
903 II st. NV. ST. 1920. -S
UNUSUAL VALUE
Don't pass this by-Ideal for valet or
pawn shop in this highly populated
section In NV, Washington. Reas.
rent Call Mr.. Orpin, SIDNEY z.
MENSH & Co, Ma. $40. -
56O3 14th ST. NV.
Front on Colorado ave. also: large
rm. and bsmt;: heat INCL; $225 g
~ mo'; J J. & Mr rWsGpoN Ell Co. 1744s x
TWO STORES in medical center;
I large. ! small: both on heavy
pedestrian trafnc streets; long leases
avail; to responsible tenants. For
RIDDEIL REALTY CO.
1742 K st. NV. DI. 1900.
IO1 14th ST. s.E.-Beautiful corner
store. lge. show windows, tile floor;
HENRY sCHAFFERT. 942 Eye
ma. 1858
Evening star., 1952-03-06
GOOD FARMS

SPRING IS NEARLY HERE, bette
start looking now: Live In th,
country and still drive to work: w,
have some nice places from 2-acr'
homes to 1,OO0-acre farms. Below
are just . few. Maybe you woult
TWO ACRES with q modern b-bed
room home; S17.050.-
TWO ACRES with modern 4.bedroon
home on main hwy; .S21 800.
11-ACRE retirement chicken farm
viii trade S24,500.
4sii9AcRE Si9H:R! s1s' fspiIS 'nnS farm on hwy; out
6O-ACRE chicken and stock farm
stocksado and equipped everything
10o-xcRE cattle farm: q good place
1SSo;AcKE SS55.: ia RSS5s'vnIs e'SS farm; modern
136 ACRES; beautiful place will
modern home; S39 500.
home. bedrooms; $21. 500.
20O.ACRE stock farm; neighbors 50!
II ts one Of the best; $4,000.
15O-ACRE close-in subdivision farm
real investment; $4,000.
GROCERY STORE, making money
good reason for selling.
6O-ACRE dairy farm; fully stocked
and equipped; $4,000
MANY OTHER FARMS, all kinds and
sizes. Stop In our ONCE on q, 8
240 in GaitherSburg, where you car
get large selection.
P1pI EV p p0MTD
Evening star., 1952-03-06
LOANS

2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
immediate service. Call MA. I0bA0.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1914 x st. NV. Olth and n
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREsT
Let e., me me fefnance your home and
thereby reducing. monthly payment
snee sne i1issrs:t II essb and give Sou en- 81
ME. 1920; evenings, La. 6-bi94.
End TRUST NOTES. Pur-
chased promptly. Free ap-
praisals. pr az CAPITAL CO., DI.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Modern Office buildings, and sepa-
rate 2-story warehouse, 4Ox40, with
2 drive-in doors (will hold 8 small
trucks.
Near 21st and L sts. NV.
Mr.. Watts. OR. 6761, DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
STORE VALUES

STORE VALUES
1000 Eye st. n.w.-14xt0; incl heat
and hot water. full bsmt., S175 mo
1245 22nd st. n.w.-Store and arm
and bath apt. S176 mo.
25 II st. n.v.-Lge. store, hot-watel
heat furnished; $3.50 mo.
4th and Eye sts.- n.e.-2nd comm
corner store. 16x50; $40 mo.
18th and Columbia rd.-2nd fiool
ONCE or store. plus apartment. S125
1IS C ct. n.w.-aO0 50. IT,: heat and
hot water included; S11S mo.
1919 N. Capitol st.--Corner store
with lavatory, S100 mo.
1884 Ga. aye.-Available April 1;
APPROX. 15x55; S76 mo-: plus 4-rm..
and-bath apartment. $140 mo.
1I21 Fla. ave. n.e.-Including heat.
$50 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol st. Realtors. ma. 5000,
Evening star., 1952-03-06
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

5000 NOTE, Is mos. secured on
ssss sss oiss''s; 10 sS;nS 1PsG.r!s s !s.'h sS s:
Ist fRRUsT sls.sce. ees, SOS mo-.
balance due. and payable 8 yra.,
81 discount, viii consider trade
Sc aS aRd t. nssssassss : sE slSs lSSSs!dps T oS:c
SECOND TRUST. ss.sso. %, =. $3.50
also and trust $4,000: g., $50
HT11nth. s.; 800 cash. MR. FALLiM.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
HoUsEs EoR sALE-yA.
DOCTORS or DENTISTs

DOC1ORS or DENTISTS
Thirteen-room. 3h-bath.. brick. base
would be ideal for doctors or dem
lists ONCE; l block on main high
nngton; assume $17.20O CT loan at
4%: Sl20 per mo-; possible income
as Is. 1885 per mo: for further In
formation and appt. to see, call
PENTAGoN REALTY CO.. JE.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES - Brand new Pirestone an6
ss. aSsdyssr ,a.. X nhissJai ass,R m.s ~
ALVoRp WAREHOUSE. l0o ISIS
st. NV. RE. DISC. =
Evening star., 1952-03-06
DAIRY FARM

~144V4 01A2O10
Five hundred and thirteen acres, gent.
lly rolling modern brick home, very
iHaree H rooms: 2 tenant houses. new
other buildings; tract OF heavy tim.
Der, productive tillable land and 4S
min: toad: G Price, $50. 900 sub.
TIES. OW. 3326, IA. 2-23S1; ewes.
Mr.. wilkins, IA. S-6525. IS
Evening star., 1952-03-06
RIPLEY & ROMER
YA0,OVV
EASY TERMS

Near Indian Head: 23-acre farm;
6-rm. frame house with electricity,
oil heat, running water. new fioors
throughout; new tobacco barn
chicken house, hog house: price In
ciudes COW and cali. 8 turkeys.
geese. 81 hens. 80 chicks. l work
frontage on hard surfaced road;
some fields seeded. Access to b. G.
super highway. Call for directions
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
Evening star., 1952-03-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OWNER TRANSFORMER

In beaut. Bellevue Forest, this g.
level. 1la-story Enelish brick is
situated on beaut. high lot with
Eorgeous view: Many shade trees.
rm. with picture window and fire-
bath. de luxe Kit. with brKfst. bar
and porch on 1st a.; 2nd d. has
lovely bedrms. tone 24xl6) and tile
onto patio, fireplace and lge. pic-
tnre windows overlooking rock gar
den. Butlt-in gar. Venetian blinds
and wall-to-wal carpeting are incl.
See this outstandingly different
home before deciding. For appt.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500
Evening star., 1952-03-06
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVEST MENI PKOP. FOX SALE
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
tention: The famous "Barnett's s
Knotty Pine Restaurant. Modern
bldg; lge. din. Im., lge. kit, mod.
equipment: Al location; modern
gas station; battery charger; auto.
lift; icehouse; fishing eauipment and
bait; lot 200x1oQ; wonderful com.
fishing shores. on the Chesapeake.
This IL Q well-established business;
. good income. Illness forces owner to
sell. Owner must return to Florida
at once. will sacrifice this property
and business; no charge for good
will. Come down today or call MIR.
ODUM. RE. 6216 or eyes,, Sat. and
Sun. West River 6131. %
EIGHT UNITS, excellent NV. loca-
ton. All apartments exceptionally
spacious, ,,.s,si coy could be conyerted to 70
ent arrangement. Shows low but
Of $116.5O0. Cali MI. Moran, EN-.
4015 with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
NINE.FAMnY iii FAMILY APT. BLDG, incSm,
approx. $3.50 mo-; good upper NV.
location; price, S45. 900. JOHN L.
HsFNEss sHENEoN pRShEE;rf RsaItSE; 70 an. 2s0oo'
for sale or exchange for 6 or unit
MRSRHA MI hE I0ySspisk WzPHE CO. oE R.sltoe shss
AEIfNdf5Nsb 4s St. Bun Units n1 al sSas ess than
times rental. viii consider small
REAITY Pdlas Co, 'isSe ssel wilson HEehSN Sivd.,
IA. 5-6540
Evening star., 1952-03-06
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
FOR RENT-For Business - ia
Thomas st. NV. Room, 2Ox36 It.;
2nd commercial; rent, $40. Call RA.
DoSWSHNiTowN-F ST. LOCATION
about too 1000 SO. It. q foors);
cooRRNiaHSsS cor HSSSi 9th AND pENNA. AVE. NV
.;.A6s1ut .;.A6sIh. 1h;5oo oSs: s.: It.; End floor;
4s6 9th ST: N.W.@Three-story and
sna s1@' som% anSl ZD1ia ZRsDiE1nss SD 50i isTs; na
sss1 sSHm OH H. ST. N.w.-Approx. %s Zoo
50. IT,; concrete FRS, fireproof bldg.
truck entrance from st.; imm. occup.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.,
14l5 K st. NV. ME. 6400.
112O 18th ST. N.W.-3-story bldg. in
St6 Wnole Or IN part; LIST {; approx
WIN remodel to suit tenant. 1st and
End commercial bldg. Reas. rent.
To Inspect, call ME. 54O0, LEO Nj
BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415 K st. NV
1885 CONN. AVE. N.W.-I lge. rm.
approx. $50 50. IT; will partition
rsn sus Hppg sfnfns nEo NM r. aEsSsTEIN Hsfag fsas
coNN. And oU5Ei III ST ST. N.W.01 NV 01oG Ire
rm.,. approx. $50 50. IT,. suitable fol
meeting or lecture rm.;. for rent BY
DAY or month: For further informa.
ton, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO. l4l5 z st. NV. ME-. $500.
SILVER SPR1NG-Two houses with Z
and rooms. zoned commercial fol
use as ,otice or shop; full bsmt.
T;npe gvTj; parking TY nsxS to Rank Of Ig Sllysl
nc. ~. $500; ewes. lsHEoosiMaETs Eo. Sxa7is
ALEA., Jen. Davis hwy, mr.. MelpaI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 5-rm., 1-yr..
old row brick; lge. picture window;
paved alley; no parking worries;
gas heat; zoned commercial; Sl1O
mo: Day, ewes. and Sunday, XII.
SILVER SPRING-33-ft. frontage on
Ga. ave. at q corner; Ia blocks
2 floors: COUNTY INVESTMENT,
INC, 67O0 Ga. ave-, JU. S-510O.
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STORES. FOR RENT tcens.l J
DELICATESSEN

OElICA1ESSEN
Opening for delicatessen in dominant
Srs6eh SSssiala essEsr ss61s esSn,
parking; store 2OxlOV, full base.
ment; air conditioned. Other ten.
ants include leading chains. Ses
Mr.. Norris, with
WEAVER BROS, INC.
washington Bldg.
DI. $500. Ewes. ia. 2-s23s
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LARGE HOUSE on large lot, zoned
commercial; desire reasonable terms
Call SH, 1915 or JU. 9-96S1.
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LEAP YEAR

LEAP YEAR
Girls. II you've got your man, have
him call us-we have that honey
moon home-brand-new. all brick;
2 beautiful bedrms., lge. y.-din.
has eating space: only 3 short blEs
to bus. Price 2? Only S13.950.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes on Wilson. ia. $1,000.
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TTHREE-sToEF;X9 T1RI F;9, sR1GRmi4 Sst1: aDts
$11,2S yearly. only $4,000 yearly
expenses. VIII net approx. 1917 be-
siUe amortiZation: $4,000 cash
may handle. Exclusive. Ewes. Sam
Blanken. ia. 0995.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 4 st. NV. MA. 93s9. MA. 9374.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

TWO STORY BRICK, near 18th and
Of storage; parkinS Tor M 3 cars; S
priced ct S17.6O0. Ewes. 81. 1928.
c. ROBERT, BOUCHER. ST. 7722
Srd AND MASS. AVE. N.E.-4,OOO
50: It. storage space in snail
private bldg. Two entrances. hand
elevator. Call Mr.. Lynch. RE. 6685;
eyes; DE. 5253. WOODWARD q
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MONEY WANTED

WILL GIVE S1,4O0 plus trust 6ss:
repaysble $50 mo-; on home for
$dI.lo0. Rockville 4166 or Boz
$1,000 BsGthIfipING LOAN wanted By
young man. yr. or longer; suSlcienf
collateral. Box 242-M, Star.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to s year. terms and
monthly payments. p. J. -WAIsHE,
FIRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY-Go -HesitorG
1881 O st. NV. M. S105. ~
AMPLE FUNDS AyAILABLR for LIST.
End and 3rd MORTGAGES: nearby Nd.
properties: Call MT. Piercy, 10.
MONEY ON SECOND fRUST We
will buy second trust notes, D. e..
nearby Md. or We. Reasonable rates.
N5s|Sr,i MEET S0hss Sssss 1912 n Z: ave. nv.
Cash PAID Tor 1st and End trust
notes. white or .colored. In D. O..
No; Or W.; quick settlement. EUIc
Fcs In fRoSrf Pa S i''' AhD' RhD' % coUaS4Hous hSae
service on the refinancing OF your
Cash available for ist and 2nd
trusts. Caii MRS. HOWARD, 4649
Deane ave. ne. LU. I-7255.
CONSTRUCTION
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS
A%TlinEtop, ting 9, 6d s5ea; IN, McCLA1NE PROPER
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Mr.. QUICK. RA. s4is g