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Evening star., 1952-09-07
Dunburton College
To Orient Students

Dunbarton College of the Holy
Cross will open its orientation pro-
gram at $3.50 pm. next Sunday
with reception and tea for mem
bers Of the freshman class and
their parents. The program will
continue through September 16,
registration of all students to be-
gin September II. Glasses will COM
mence September 10.
The program Of evening classes
for men and women will begin
September % at 7:30 pm. and
will include classes in painting,
shorthand. contemporary litera-
ture, contemporary affairs. survey
of Western civilization, introduc-
tory Spanish and dogmatic
theology.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BruziI PIons to Add
Two National Parks

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil,
which has three national parks,
is planning to add two more. The
present ones are at Sierra dos
Orgaos in Rio de Janeiro State;
at Itatiaia, on the Minas-Sao
Paulo state line. and at Iguacu,
near the Argentine border.
The new parks will be near
Paulo !olfonso In Northeast Brazil
and at Caparao In Minas derois.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Oil Tests Sought in lndio

Following an aerial magnetic
oil survey by Standard Vacuum
Oil Co. in West Bengal. the COM
|pany is reported to be seeking
permission from India's central
government to undertake drill
ling tests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
Northwest Council Opposes
RosedaIe InierraciaI Move

The Northwest Council Of Citi-
zens' Associations last night pro-
tested the latest move to permit
unSegregated use Of Rosedale
Playground.
Meeting in the Ben Murch
School, Thirty fifth and Daven-
port streets NV, the council
reiterated an earlier stand on the
issue. They asked the Recreation
Board to continue its interracial
ban on the playground and to in
vestigate further the origins Of
recent disturbances there.
The action was brought on by q
report yesterday Of the boards
transition committee. The commit
tee recommended that the present
ban be lifted after the boards pub
lie hearing on October IA.
The council also voted to seek a
bill in the next Congress requiring
more adequate notice of liquor Ii
cense applications. The bill would
order the Alcoholic Beverages Con-
troll Board to notify citizens
groups by letter Of applications
filed.
The meeting was conducted by
Charles A. Burmeister. president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
Eastman Kodak Accused OF Prlce-Fixinu by Fc

The Federal Trade Commission
today accused the Eastman Kodak
Co.. Rochester. N. Y. OF making
Illegal price-fixing agreements.
The ETC complain said East
man, the worlds largest manu-
facturers Of Photographic equip
ment, made the agreements with
some of its retail store customers,
which compete with the firms
own retail outlets.
This, the ETC said, constitutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23

unfair methods Of competition
because Of its dangerous ten
dency" to hinder competition
unduly and to create a monopoly
in Eastman in the sale Of amateur
Photographic products.
Eastman has 20 days to file an
answer. A hearing win be held
here Saturday, November II be-
fore Hearing Examiner j. Earl
Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
Leake Held for Action
As Policeman Tells Of
Springing Bride Trap

AMorals Squad undercover man
testified in Municipal Court yes
terday that Henry M. Piggy
Leake gave him $50 to keep the
heat of a Southeast gambler and
asked him to shove business his
way.
Municipal Court Judge Mary
Barlow held Leake for action of
the grand jury, under $1,000 bond,
on charges of attempting to bride
an officer.
Pvt. Wyatt j. Roy told the
court, at a preliminary hearing.
that Leake got into the officers
car last Friday night, not realizing
that the detective carried a Sensi-
tive transmitting device to carry
the conversation to hidden police
cruiser nearby.
The trap was plotted after
Leake, defendant in the Brass
Rail Restaurant shooting in 1913,
used another undercover man to-
get in touch with Pvt. Roy for the
meeting. The other man was Pvt.
Andrew A. Macklin. q, colored.
who was suspended and is under
investigation.
Relates Conversation.
Pvt. Roy told the court LeakeI
got into his car just after he drove
into the National Guard Armory
parking lot on Friday night. The
officer told Of the following con-
verSation:
Roy-How goes it?
Leake-Hot and cold.
Roy-Well. how's everything?
Leake-Not bad.
Roy-What's on your mind?
Leake-You're behind q man
working for me in the Southeast
area.
Roy said Leake asked him II he
knew r. L. Duncan, arrested by
Pvt. Roy on July IS for operating
a lottery and possession of num-
beers slips.
ROY know him.
Leake-He's a little shady of
you. He has a case pending and
Id hate to see the kid go to Jail.
Money Mentioned.
According to Pvt. Roy, Leake
then suggested he wanted to work
something out with him, saying |
Il know you're a police officer. |
I know you've got to do your duty. I
I don't have much business. just |
started up the end of last month.
If anything should happen, Il
know you can't help 1t.
Leake. said Roy, looked at him
and said: Every one wants to
make a little money. You can
make some, I can make some, we
all can"
Later in the conversation, Pvt.
Roy said Leake told him he'd
appreciate anything I could do
for him"
The officer said the converse
ton went this way:
Roy-What would my services
be worth?
Leake-It's up to you.
Roy-I'm not the only one
you're doing business with. How I
do you treat them?
"Good for $50"
Leake-You're good for $50.
Every end Of the month, you're
good for so more. I don't give
policemen money, but If happen
to drop it and they pick 1t up I
don't mind.
Pvt. Roy said that's Just what
happened, and then Inspectors
Clarence H. Lutz, head Of the
Morals Division, and Roy Blick,
accompanied by 1t. Todd Thol-
man. sprang their trap.
According to plan, Pvt. Roy was
taken in, too. He even turned in
his gun and badge so that Leake
wouldn't suspect the trap until
after he had been questioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
Rudio-TV Job Discussion

Jobs in radio and television will
be the subject of a round-table
discussion at 8 o'clock tonight at
the National Academy of Broad
casting. 1888 Sixteenth street
INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23

''Rsfresher" course. Relaxation Z
blessing in disguise for busy mothers.
When you take that '-refresher" Of
q Wednesday afternoon. why not
visit with the Kate Smith TV Show.
Fun and fanfare galore plus some
mighty cute infants on the Gerber
part Of the show.
"suvins grueel" Don't discard
empty spools. String EN- together on
Q stout cord for q delightful toy. Tots
love the cheerful elickity-clack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
Bringing!
5[:i:&5i,
Minis Collected BY
%.A.- A.A.x
. Wethsr Of s.
Easy does it," h
one IS HhnaA mnnN

old golden rules that every young
mother would be wise to follow. Take
the matter of feeding baby, for ex-
ample. Just abiding by these simple
rules may make all the difference be-
tween an eager eater and balky one.
(1) Reserve time for baby's feeding,
no matter how many other things you
have to do. az Feed him quietly,
pleasantly and casually, making sure
that he has swallowed one mouthful
before you offer another. Your serene
manner will help make baby's meal
times smiletimes.
Smiles by the spoonful. Oh what q
joyous sight ;. that shy, sweet smile
that lights up little ones face when
WA 2R he's really enjoying
" m rs his food. And grins
<AW Sgalore will be your
SsAe- 40 reward when you
&H IA treat your tyke to
~ Gerber's Orange
Pudding. For small
fry love the smooth texture, the
bright, just right orange flavor. Made
OF whole milk and eggs for nourish-
ment as well As taste-appeal. Try it!
Tickle your polafo and daddy's
too. Gerber's Orange Pudding makes
a wonderful sauce when served on
fresh fruit, plain cake or gingerbread.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

Slimtite's onythine-but:
reoIIy bouffont, reolH yords
Of nylon morquisette edged
with q boby's lace. In white,
pink or black; smoII medium,
large sizes. $s.s5
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Baron Visits
In capital

Baron Frary Won Blomberg Of
Boston arrived at the Mayfiower
Hotel yesterday. This visit is his
first since late last summer when
he was here with King Zog of Al
bania and his nephew Prince Tati
Kosova. The King is expected to
be in Washington within a short
time and will be accompanied by
Queen Geraldine.
It is expected that the King and
Queen will spend the spring and
summer at their recently acquired
estate at Oyster Bay, Long Island.
The 200-room house is to undergo
complete redecorating and fur
niShing.
Baron Won Blomberg's purpose
in coming to Washington at this
time is to meet 14-year-old Omar
Regueros, the cousin Of the act
ing president of Colombia, Ro-
berto Ordaneta Arbelaez. The
Baron has arranged for the young
student to enter Wilbraham
Academy in Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Miss Vernd Disney
Weds Mr.. Noonun

Miss Verna Marie Disney,
daughter Of Mrs. c. Vernon Dis
ney and the late Mr.. Disney. was
married February II to Mr.. vii
liam Michael Noonan. jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Noonan Of
Washington. D. c. The ceremony
took place in st. Mary's Church in
Alexandria with the Rev. Joseph
Schwartz of1iciating. The recep-
tion was held at Hotel 2400.
Mrs. Noonan. until her marriage.
was employed as secretary in the
Office Of Mr.. Joseph Short. White
House press secretary. Mr.. Moo
nan is a former captain in the
United States Air Force and now
is owner Of the Noonan Business
Forms Co.
The couple. after returning from
q wedding trip to New York City
and Bermuda, will be at home at
the Bancroft Apartments in
Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

Our own Stephonie, procti-
cotIy edible in .hip-huooine
white nylon trioot fIounced
with ruffIino nyIon eyelet =.
even the bow is nyIon! Small,
medium. Ioree. $lz.s5
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Ledvinu Trance

Mrs. Reeve Lewis sails next
Thursday from Cherbourg
France, on the S. S. Queen Eliza
beth. She will arrive in New York
on March 3. Also sailing will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Merrill.
Mrs. Lewis has been active in
the United Nations conference
which convened in Paris late last
fall.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Cronford-Brust
|CoupIe to Be Feted

Miss Margaret Jane Schafer,
daughter Of Mrs. Jessie Houck
Schafer, who will be married to-
morrow to Mr.. Walter Lewis
Chewing. jr., son of Mrs. Walter
Lewis Chewing of Philadelphia,
will be honored this evening with
her fiance at q cocktail and din
ner party to be given by her
mother.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Greshom-Adun1s

Miss Marjorie Anne Adams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Edwin Adams of Oakton, Va, yes
terday became the bride of Mr.
Norman Gresham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon C. Gresham of Fair
fax. Columbia Baptist Church in
Falls Church was the scene of the
ceremony with the Rev. Richard
Stevenson officiating.
The couple plan a southern
wedding trip after which they
will live in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Taylor

Mount Zion Baptist Church in
Bethesda was the scene yester-
day of the marriage Of Miss Shir-
ley Ann Bogley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Warner c. Bogley of
Bethesda. to Corpl. Hilbert Aaron
Taylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Taylor of Kershaw, S. C. The
Rev. Claude A. Brubaker oficiated
The newlyweds will make their
home in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
|Lorson-HoWe

Miss Katherine Mildred Howe,
daughter of Mrs. Wyman r. Howe,
was married yesterday to Mr..
Richard Ross Larson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Larson of
Portland, Greg. The ceremony
took place in Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Donald C. Irwin officiating.
The couple will live in Wash
ington..
Cronford-Brust
Miss Joyce Ann Brust and Mr..
Louis Evans Crawford, jr., were
married yesterday at Clarendon
Baptist Church in Arlington. DR..
M. Jackson White performed the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Myrtle R. Brust and Mr..
Crawford is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis E. Crawford of Will
mington, Del.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

ter, Paulette, 4li6 Third Ave. So.
spent the Fourth of July holiday
week end in Sioux Falls. So. Da-
kota with their family and
friends. Mr. Phillips sister. Mrs.
Eleaze Stanford and son Johnny
of Kansas City, Kans.. also visited
the family at the same time. Mrs.
Stanford returned TO Kansas CITY
on Sunday, July - on business
trip and took Paulette with her
for a weeks vacation.
Twilight Club Meets: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Barnes, 23l4 Fifth
Ave. So. entertained the Twilight
club at their home on Sat. july
II. A nice lunch was served. The
next meeting will be the second
Saturday in August, at the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. D. w. BONES.
sos 18th Ave. So.
In Gary. Indiana: Mrs. Estella
Grove, 243s Fifth Ave. So, has
been spending the past ten DAYS
in Gary Ind. visiting relatives
and friends. She expected home
this weekend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

New Worker Herr; Mrs. Louise
White, 3l2 18th Ave, So, formerly
Of New York. Is planning to make
Minneapolis her home She il at
present VISITING her sister. Mrs
Naomi Irump
Leroy GcntrN'S Here; Mr.. and
Mrs, Lrltuy Gentry Of Chicago
wrrc in the ctty ror the past ten
days They wcrc house guests oG
Rev, and Mrs Z. NJ. sexton Mr..
Gentry. accomplished pianist, Is
the aCcumpantst fur Eta Molten,
unccrt artist who has been Rp.
pcarlng At various colleges In this
area for number Of engage
mentS, Iurludtng a July 10 on
Eagcmcnt at Northuap Auditor.
ium for the University of Mime
sofa MIR Gentry attended the
University Of Minnesota hero in
1889 and during his professional
career has appeared at HRrry's
famous Minneapolis dining out
place,
Rack From Trip: Mrs, Charles
Curry amt daughter, Miss Carlot.
Ia Curry. returned from their
vacation that WAS spent in Chit
cage and Detroit In Detroit they
attended the sessions " the AME
Laymcn's convention,
or For Golfingj Mr. and Mrs.
John II Williams, 3TS2 Fourth
Ave, So. and MIR T. q, CorIm
81 st Paul viii leave Saturday
morning, July 10, for Dcs MoincH.
Iowa for the Central states As
sociAtiun golf tournament
Minnesota Highway CIerki Mrs
Patricia SpccHc ~ 2Al0 Hazel
wood Ave, has been employed ~
"a clcrk IN the traffic division of
the Minnesota Highway Dept
Visitor: Mrs Maln Moore of
IinC Rmn. ARK. is the house
guest 81 Mr. and Mrs Milton
Shanks. 37I2 Fourth Ave 30
To GoIt Tournament Mr. and
Mrs Charles T. Noble and daugh.
ter, Miss I0uvrrnc. 3732 Fourth
Ave 81 win leave Saturday
July ~ Tor prs Motncs, la, to
attend the central states Assoc
iRttun Golf Tournament
BI"sscd Event Mines Persia
Hutchors"n Opal Jones and Mar
ioric curry gave stoTk shower
At tho home or Mrs HutchcrHon,
40 T. 1Grh 81 on Saturday July
10 IN honui 81 Mrs Anita Stokes,
who is IIuavruticipatinR
Just I"r Fun Mira Betty An
d"rsou 31ii ftfth Ave Su. In en-.
tcrtaung The JFI' club on sun
day July 20
ENrrIsIorI The folly SiNtrrn
club ~ ~ Peter AME church en-
, t,flaurd thrtr husbands and
nruha NJ an outing at Excelsior
Tnt, Sunday, July ~.
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Frlaay Iuly Is. laa2 s.. raul RECORDER raee 5

GurStS From ICTuria, III: MIR
and Mrs charles MayrS. MIR. and
Mrs Horace Stone and Rev and
Mrs. u y MnOr' If Peoria. have
been spending a very pleasant
vacation At their cottage at Tay-
Tor Falls They were the Sunday
night supper guests ~ Mr and
Mrs { W. Glenn, 36i0 Fourth
Ave 80 MIR and Mira. Charles
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

Congratulations: Mr.. and Mrs
W. f. Gray. 42O f. 37th St. will
be married IL years Saturday.
July 10.
To Golf Tournament: Mr.. James
W. Slemmons. 22Ol Fifth Ave. So.
VIII leave Saturday 10 attend the
Central States Association Golf
tournament at Des Moines.
SOlOist At Golden Valley: Mr..
Shelby Cox, 4lOS Fifth Ave. So.
was guest soloist at the Bethel
Baptist church in Golden Valley.
Sunday evening, July 10. He was
accompanied at the piano by his
wife. Mrs, Cox.
MOtOred: Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson and children. Tara Den
Use and son, Garrett Leigh. 4l25
Fourth Ave. So. motored to To-
peka, Kans.. July 5 TO visit MIR.
Johnson's aunt and uncle. Rev.
and Mrs. J f. Mellon. Mr.. John
sons uncle. Mr. Coy Wagner OF
Kansas City, Mo, returned to
Minneapolis with them for short
visit.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

Dinner For OhiOanS! Mr.. and
Mrs q. Il Williams, 4lt5 First
Ave. So. entertained at a dinner
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Ira Il.
Scott uf Cleveland Friends who
enjoyed the dinner and hospital
rty OF the Villains were Mcssrs
and Mines. w. Baxter Walker.
Hiram X Gibbs David Francis,
Maurice Daniels, Louis i. Moore,
G II. Roper, and Mrs n. Walter
Coins Sr.. Mr.. n Walter Coins Jr..
and Mrs. c. w. Cannon also were
guests
Enjoyed Motor Trip: MIR and
Mrs Alfred Barnes and daughter,
Barbara, 23l4 Fifth Ave. So,
motorcd Ia Chicago 10 take Mrs,
Barnes mother, Mrs. Irving Tur.
n"r, who IL on her way to Char.
hottie, n &. From Chicago they
motored through Wisconsin, Min
nosuta ana then To Port Arthur
and Fort William, Canada While
there they visited the KAkabeka
Falls and spent the night at
Magcs resort They report a
wonderful time, They LETT Mime
apolts July 3 and returned July
II.
On Eastern Trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
- H. Hammond and grandson
DAVID II. returned from try
East They visited relatives 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

Maycs were the overnight guests
OF the Glcnns.
Golfer To Visit HCrr: Mr. Jay
Taylor Of Denver, VIII be the
house guest nf MIR and Mrs.
Frederic y, Jones, 1892 Fourth
Avr. So Mir Taylor Is In ncs
Motnes playing in the golf tourna-
mrnt and viii come here at It's
close
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

Ch,nEo. Niagara Falls and Buf-
faI" rhcy enjoyed the trip very
mu,h
Nttorncys Are Gucstsi Messrs
Fl,.lwood NJ Mccoy OF Chicago
ana John Peterborough, of Detroit,
ho'h ATTORNEYS were the week end
guests 81 Mr. and Mrs. Harry l..
Scott 3IIS Fourth Ave. So.
NJ Scott ,a veteran Minneapolis
attorney
S"cinlitcs To Entertain Fam
Ihr,. IN, Soctahtca win have
the annual picnic nj Como Park
Sunday July 20 They entertain
ih.1 inmrhrs and parents at this.
tn annual uutIng
Leaves To Br with Sister; Mis-
llm"lI G Combs. 2t35 Fourth
A., &o lou Thursday. July II.
lC nchsuu Tenn to be- with
he -.a',r Mrs Matte Ross. who
ls 80 Nj combs wtll join her in
"a rrr days
Iurmrr Minneapolis Pastor
tier: Rev " T.. Washington at
~, Herman Baptist church, Ch'-
,a3r rs m the city na guest Of Nj.
HnI Mrs n ] Hunter. 3Si9
Eorrth Ave. 30 Rev Washington
h.s been at Mayo Clinic for a
m"dcnl rhockup
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

To Golf Tournament: Mr.. Fern
Hughes. 1858 Fourth Ave. So
left for Des Moincs. Iowa 10 at
tend the Central States AssoCia.
ton Golf tournament.
Birthday Greetings: Happy
birthday TO Mrs. Starr Shepherd.
1897 Portland. whose birthday is
July 20.
Denver Visitors: Misses Zcrilec
Combs. 1929 Clinton Ave. So. and
Colleen Moore, 37I7 Firth Ave.
SO, were hostesses for the week
Of July Z to Miss Carol Norman
Of Denver, Colo. Among the many
activities was a Pow Wow Sat
urday night. July ~ at Theodore
With Park. Among those present
wer" Evelyn Smith, Jewell
Brooks, Marian Cunningham Of
Kansas city. Kansas. Nathan
Wardcr. Clifford White. Bob
Cunningham, Kansas City. Kans.
and Sylvester and John warder
Visited Dcs NolneS: Mr. Charlie
TIpscomb 1918 Fourth Ave. So ,
spent the week end In Des Muinrs.
Iowa, the the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Casscll
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Announce Engagement: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palm 1851
Bryant Ave No. announce the engagement of their daughter
Jacquine Ann Sgt Ern Simon of the USAF son of Sgt
First Glass Lonne Simon of Seattle Wash The wedding will
take place sometime wear.
Visited Family: Mr. and Mrs Iuison Phips and dapch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-07-18

A family reunion held of Mary r. Swain
20 Highland Ave North Sunday
excellent dinner at home Leroy daughter
husband Leroy their children stephen Lync
Mrs Susan James daughter daughter Cynthia
Spears of Louisville daugh children caoy Jr and
Doris Jean and Daniel Swain Danny
Jr The family shown n photo
After the dinner they Taylor spent
able afternoon Mrs children eight
grandchildren very happy them together on this
day Buzz photo
Evening star., 1952-01-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

town-snd a.. large show window
vraSrn rsas1nsbls lS rept TT M. IA sa46 500 % q
a5ss slSS blk ak.,fabis Sf st pes S. nv. Can MI
MiTIiNEkY. dresses, " alteration.
portunity for experienced party to
open business on ground fioor ot
in Good HOPE Hills. .Nayior Gardens
a"sns a5si aa 81 v1e hioe as@al
DoaG Phone IL. i-s3oo 1'' YET "0
USED CAR LoT: Sc, vicinity. Gall
70: 2-4697 Or 70, 2.2221. E20
BUSINESS PROPERTY, Soft. front
ass, sss and a. saFase saS 2a5s4 R.f 50 mo ia
AIsxANpRia. LEX nGi Hloo' yA1Best AZ Ba location.
washington blvd. For sale or rent.
1-story bldg. approx. $4,000 #.
floor space; adjacent parking, ap-
DOCTOR OR PROFESSIONAL MAN
and rear entrances; nice liv. rm..
equipped kit, dinette and tile bath;
connecting stair leads to ONCE. also
with front and rear entrances: ONCE,
incl. reception fm.. examination fr1.,
lab. rrn. and tile bath. Conv. To-
Gated In newly extended Congress
Heishts. Has great potentiais for
9 good income. ALDRE. INC" LU.
FoR R1NT. shop or storage. 1sxs4
it.. In rear 311S Mt. Pleasant st.
NV. on wide 2-way alley; low rent.
sssi 9th sT. N.w-Approx. 1900
50. it., concrete frs. fireproof bldg,
truck entrance from street: imm.
occup. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO., 1415 K st. NV ME. 5400.
806-S08 L ST. N.W.--Approx. 4 500
SO. It. avail. for parking: reas. rent.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
14I5 K st. NV, NE. 54O0.
14th AND p SITS. N.W.-4-story bldg
with large elev,.. approx. 1000 50,
& f. sse5Sa1 sEsssnt ae sae s.r,ss with ear Tss
once and warehouse, distributor.
printer. etc. To inspect cali LEO
N. BERNSTEIN l. CO, 14I5 x St.
Ii2O 18th ST. N.w.-3-story bldg.
in whole or In part: 1st mr., approx
$50 50. IT.; parking in rear for 4
cars; will remodel to suit tenant:
1st and End commercial bldg, reas.
rent. To inspect call ME. 54OO,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415
< st. NV.
NEW OFFICES suitable for doctor,
dentist, or other professional men.
Available Feb. is. 2s40 Alabama
THoS. b. WALSH, INC.
SIS 1Ith st. NV. DI. 1857
Evening star., 1952-01-20
BUS. PROP. BARGAIN

TnlS Stratesic comm. prop. l0c. near
new kann's store In Arl. has nearly
e e. dne IN tenant 1Ss and Who Is nSw
$1,000 yrly. and all expenses except
taxes. For immed. sale, owner has
land alone. -
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911.
,eu STORE AND: AND 2 APT, ATS n.,,,.,n.
$4,000 yearly income. Only 6-mo.
lease on store. Suitable any type
bus sr6Rss 5a.ssd ASD lSE; SWGElfsag Sa;RS8 aSss'
One and .two-story bricks. rented to
osns ins1ts over ' sSSo ysS modest NO. faxes ssns sa
insurance are. the only expense.
rflSsa Maks 1Sw YOUR sur I4es IohE9 aPaRsiRs EARN
25-untt de luxe rooming house (hotel-
typel. Ultramodern 2-story. det
hsn ssSSe sSSe srg sG1a net Un ssese5
investment. after all expenses, incl.
AiIesI5EfsSp HopERS ss.rAMihY ssd isftLs; APIS.
Det. brick, ultramodern, 2k yrs. old;
mostly 2 and 3-bedrm., well-arranged
ap.s xth ho6 modest odsTv rentals n t0sanE
1870 net on cash investment, not
including equity. Substantial cash
required.
Joseph Cohen & Co.
RE. 2136. Ewes. Sun, ia. 1882.
6 APTS.-6 BATHS
Nr. Senate on. Bldg; inc, So. 900 yr.;
ca; oil h.-W.h.; substantial cash.
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925