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Negroes Elected
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all sides have called for a recount
of the vote but Barber's lead looks
safe.
Negroes made unsuccessful races
in several other cities but failed
to win council spot.
Twenty Negroes were entered in
municipal contests in North Caro-
lima. Candidates were entered in
Greensboro, High Point, Charlotte,
Gastonia, Chapel Hill, Durham,
Asheville, Sanford, Asheboro, Con-
cord, Selma and Smithfield, in
addition to Raleigh.
Robinson, alderman-elect of
Chapel Hill, is president of the
Negro Civic Club, and Barber is
president of the Excelsior Credit
Union of Gastonia.
THE LINEUP
The lineup of Negro candidates
who ran for city offices through
out the state follows:
Asheville (CounciD T. A. Me-
Dowell, (R) Barber, and DR.. Rob
ert Hendrick (D), physician;
Asheboro (CounciI w. R. Bob
Maness, barber;
Chapel Hill Board of Alder.
mem Hubert Robinson, president
Negro civic club.
Concord Town Board of Com
missioners) A. T. Cordery, bust
ness manager, Barber Scotia
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Negro Labor -.
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Negroes on production jobs in this
new appliance plant. This was the
Councils reaction to a reply rec
emily received from the Manager,
Employee and Plant Relations of
the Appliance Division, C. M.
Lynge, to a letter written March
18th, by NNLC President, William
r. Hood, in which Mr.. Hood de-
manded an end to the discrimina-
tion against Negroes as production
workers in the new GE appliance
plant in Beuchel.
The letter of Mr.. Lynge is re-
ported to have said in part, "Natu-
rally we resent the false accusation
that we are refusing to hire negro
production workers and as to your
DEMAND that we hire Negroes
on percentage basis, we are
convinced that this is the rankest
sort of discrimination" Mr.. Lynge's
letter is reported to have stated
further, "Our Company policies
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segregation in the armed forces,
the report asserts that in the two
areas where it's powers to reduce
discrimination are unquestioned-
employment under government con-
tracts and Federal housing-the
Executive Department Showed lit
tie initiative"
An outstanding development in
1862, the report declares, was the
increase of more than SO per cent
in the number of Southern Negroes
who defied intimidation and out
right violence to vote in the Presi-
Dental election. Some 100000 to
100000 Negroes voted in the
South last year, compared with ap-
proximately 100000 in 194s, the
survey reports, declaring that these
figures leave no doubt that Ne
groes "from now on will play a
substantial role in Southern poll
tics"
Despite official inaction by Fed
eral officials and by State Legis-
latures, the majority of which did
not meet in 1862, the survey de-
clares that the struggle for equal
ity was pressed forward by mi
nority groups, as evidenced by the
intensified assault on segregation
in education, travel and many other
areas, undertaken through court
action.
In a foreword to the report, DR..
David Petegorsy, executive d.
rector of the American Jewish Con-
gress, and Walter White, executive
secretary of the NAACP, survey
the progress in civil rights achieved
during the five-year period since
the Report Of President Truman's
Committee on Civil Rights was is
sued, in 1947.
While the advances achieved may
not have matched the anticipation
which that committees report in
spired," they declare, important
progress has been made. "Few per-
sons in public life today will open
ly advocate or defend discrimina-
ton. To some degree this has led
the opposition to equality to adopt
more subtle and devious methods,
far more difficult to combat than
avowed hostility. But, at the same
time, there has developed wide
spread understanding that any i'm
pairment of equality through seq
regation or discrimination consti-
tutes not only an act of injustice to
he sufferer but an assault on the
basic democratic principles we pro-
fess and by which all of us seek
to live. No free nation, once it has
become aware of that fact, can en-
brace for any considerable period
of time both freedom and prac-
tees that contradict it. A people
must either safeguard it's freedom
by ending those contradictions or
lose it's freedom through the moral
decay such contradictions hasten"
Progress toward complete eouali-
ty has been thwarted by "die-hard
lists, hypocritical politicians and
thers who have used archaic leg
lslative rules, discredited judicial
presidents and similar weapons
with great skill and effectiveness,
aided by still all-too prevailing
public apathy" the two agency d.
rectors declare.
above all" they state, sthe con-
5inued abuse of the powers of Con-
gressional investigation and ex-
cesses committed in the name of
security and loyalty have had q
pervasive and intimidatory effect.
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Mau Maus S|ay...
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LAYERS called to the laborers to
instruct them on cutting grass.
Police said the gunman fled with
out being identified.
At the same time, Council Off
cial E. L. Motimer was shot at in
the Pumwani reserve. The bullet
missed him and the Mau Mau at
tacker's gun damned.
Mortimer pulled out his own
pistol and shot the terrorist dead.
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Smithfield (Town Board of Com
missioners) Walter Sanders, Jr.,
funeral director.
OF the candidates, only DR..
Hampton Of Greensboro is an in
cumbent.
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ABOVE Havard Amite County Training School,
first the
students by the Mississippi Forestry
the Robert NJ Newton Wggns
of the Commission Others hand for the
Professor E. Wellington SCHOOL,
Alma NJ Bonds Sponsor The Mississippi
Company Mississippi Valley Company Miner
Watkins Adrdge Company Sanders
ed the ,a4
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FARMS

LAUREL, MD.-2O acres. long road
frontage, phone and electric. 2 un-
fin. houses. good neighborhood: 25
SlR s444 to El1ssF EVss o. sDFiaf nj day c1 Mon s1
SMALL FxRM-4o acres. located in
northern Montgomery County. on
paved road, conv. to. new super
highway; 2 mod. bungalows, spring.
t!i fed stream: a2't,aS. aPprox; - acres ,i, in
call HOWARD r. SCHAFER, S005
Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda. Md. oL.
FOR SALE - Evergreen; historic
Colonial house. restored; beautiful
lawns and trees. 150-acre, farm,
rage etc.; ;,oI, 10 mi miles .S,natSn from AnaapS-
EDGAR. West River. Md. -23
$50 DOWN, $35 MO-, buys 40 acre;
Has elec.. spring, stream, mostly
T1eS oSiy s5e5". :a''Pss W1LLfAM T a. a. cooKE seNoi
NESR hoHfs"' coIEsvIIaE. fhGns MD.-1E-aere
swimming pool. : acres, 4-bedrm.
all-mod ranch house on hill with
spec. view; baths. 30-ft. liv.
rm. with frepl., 2O-ft. din. .rm
with firenl., lge. all mod. kit.
shop, sparkling well water. Immed
poss.. priced very low. JOHN BUR-
DoFT. Colssville. Md. Call Eyer
Fok sSLT@5s,aere sSLTE@.5asaer farm; m; !. :. nils is
pasture, water in ali Aelds, ideal
sss.to1a ~ sS0SH ssea.e eA''A'0'' 0AH 'D'
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STORES FOR RENT tcon..D

LARGE NEW STORE, good for supei
market or grocery store; reasonable
rent. 1920 Ga. ave.
22nd and L SITS. N.W.-Store, 2 rms.
lst mr.; 4 rms, bath. End FIR; full
bsnlt., auto. h.-w h.: any type bust.
ness; $3.50. RE. 7-2137, Ii. 4-7265
3144 M ST. N.W.-1st-foor store
approx. 24x70, with 2 addnl. floor:
above; completely decorated through
out. nuor. lights. asphalt tile floors
LEO M. BERNSTEIN d Co, III;
K st. NV, ME. 8-54O0.
INTERSECTION COLUMBIA RID.
2460 18th st. n.w.--Fine location
suitable any kind of business. EN-
OLNEY, Md; distinctive colonia
shopping center. blueprint stage
lew stores still avail. Flu. S-5S14
HYATTSvILLE, near theater. or
pusy suburban street; ultramodern
glass door, sSeo soR65 WITH ltRnt bsmt MiEn sn sSf
RealtoT' AP. 7es4oo. oo"Ae " LANE
1918 GEORGIA AVE; store, 17x45
IA 4t25 ol9eSA me-; lease, Call after pm
1906 eCI092TtMi1 C02UMB1A RD. N.w.-Beaut,.
full store in Ontario Theater Bldg
and adjoining John Winston Chain
Candy Co. Approx. 1880, ful
basement. near entrance. Vacant
Reas. rent. Consult Leasing Dept,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., Realtors
1905 H st. MA. S-2345. -23
SHIRLINGTON, VA.-Store 2O'x60
with full basement. Best block OF
Shirlington and in same block with
Woolworths. Jellens, A. S. Beck
dept. stores and many other large
chain merchants. Immed. poss. Ex-
cellent for sporting goods, high.
priced shoes. jewelry, gifts and ap-
pliances. Air-cond. Available al
reas; PRICE. Consult Mr.. Taylor,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.. Realtors,
1905 II st. NV. Ma. S-2345. pa
225 UPSHUR ST. NV. - Approx
1887 with basement. Four-room
and bath apt. on 2nd floor. Suit.
able many types businesses. Rent
S165 per mo. for entire bldg. Va
cant. Consult Leasing Dept.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., Realtors,
1908 H st. NV. MA. S-2345. -23
TRIPLE-A LOC.-Ideal for chain op-
GRAFTON, heart Of Clarendon shopping
center. Air-cond. store in modern
Power Co. Parking facilities. Ii.
7-4150 Jul 5-7940 ewes -02
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sso1 WIS, AYE. BETHEsDA, Nd
parkins. OF. 2-s6sS: svsS. OIL
BOOMING or tourist house. white or
colored; IN heart OF city. near New
Center Market; Is rms. 2 baths;
etc. Rx. 3-7sos or TU. 2-s7S7.
BLDG, 5000 so. FT.. plus parking
ware, etc. 10; 8.3722. -23
@2nd AND L ST. N;W:-store. 2 rms;
bsmt. auto. h..w;h;; any type bust
GASOLINE STATION, located in busy
business and trafic area; great po-
avail. sept. ' a6th. Tfds' This is tT the % chance
for the right person to. get into their
own business Write. giving complete
information about yourself. Box 364-
1Si4 81 ''Ssi 18th ST. Nw.-small o store,
heat and air conditioning included
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
CO. ST; $4,000. -23
1919 WIS. AVE-, opposite Sears own
sr evil will give permission to remove
MT; NJ, Green, H; 7. RUST CO, 1901
ALEX, VA. - Corner story brick
f inci Sionsa1risE oF nri2sto appFox oc. So
Espec. suitable for Combination re-
tall-wholesale. distributors, etc. va
cant. Reas. rent. Consult leasing
dept. SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
NO Sos 2RE 81 VA NM nr k.1 NA sna sSsts Msmo7iS SS
220-ft; frontage 8 Sriveways; well
lighted; showrm.; 2 work bays
and ONCE. all succeed; gas heat.
1910 Fort Myer dr.. at Arl. blvd.
pHe Heayy trafdc count. IA. .s-857S. q
for suitable tenant. zoned ist
commercial DAVID COOPER. RA.
GALS. Ma. S-8557. -26
CHURCH ST. N.W.-2-car repair ga
sags gsH ", with 7-car lot, ,9.year lease,
. <; M RoTH, RE:. Z S:7$sSo. iSt0v'men'S'
approx s5x1S6; SSi"'Gh''rs mod. air @na Cooled t;
blde.. 3 paneled offces. plus open
REsaaLrYlS RRfEsaaL 1880 coRp$s $4o9 3p, mo; s-4o6dF 61FURY
1905 42nd NE. AT r. 1. AVE.-For
office, shop or storage; brick bldg.
approx. 1,,750 50: It. on one fl;
excel cond.; oil heat. light, toilet
etc; low rent. AP. 7-6303. -55
5; 100 so; FT., plus ample free park
ing. IN large cloSe-in shopping cen
ter; well suited for Wholesale bust
ness or contractors. SI.25 So. It,
ALBERT H. COHEN CO, ia, 2-lF,6i
CLARENDON, VA. - Commercial;
blk. KannS dept. store; lge. I2-rm.
PPidg., PIGS. baths; suitable for tea rm..
per mo. SIGLER & CO, Realtors
sun. Wo. 6-S555; wkdays., RA. g.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

FINANCIAL DISTRICT-Suites. to
z rms, Moderate rental. Elevator
bldg, 1929 Vermont ave. Call ST
DUPONT CIRCLE ONCE bldg: 1346
Conn, ave; Offices available AID
EVANS BUILDING 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re
TIES Evans Building ME- s-11O7
BOOTHS FOR RENT in Beauty shop,
colored. 20Q4 18th st. NV. AID.
2-9445. or Ii. 7-5035. pa
Entire end A.. ideal for studio -of1ee
or any husiness; S125. PAPAN1CO.
Las INVESTMENT, d. 7-S047,
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FARMS
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l; 81 acres, 6-room home, electric.
ity, = large barns, John Deere trsc.
tor, tractor plows. disc, 10-acre TO.
99acccoo oo allotment; AZ miles D. c.:
2. ~ acres, Broom cottage. timber,
on, paved highway: utilities avail
able; liberal terms: near Chesa-
pealkseo BaN IS miles Washington:
3; 1O4 acres, Halls Creek. larse tim
Der, valuable gravel deposit, larss
barn, outbuildings. near new super
nlghWay: immediate possession:
4; $50 acres. Battle Greek. nshinE.
large cypress trees, 6-room home.
large porches. tobacco barn. chicken
mouse garage, corn house, paved
road; immediate possession; selling
20 settle estate; 43 miles D. c. $l5,-
.. ls9 acres, St. Mary's River. u
mile waterfront. 7-room frame CO.
llonial home, large barn, poultry
mouse meat house. orchard, valu.
able gravel deposit, timber. good
land, paved highway. 4M miles
Patuxent Naval Air Station: good
Investment, liberal mortEage; 90
miles D. c.; -S16,50O.
6. 200 acres, st. Mary's County. near
Leonardtown: Groom farm house.
house, chicken houses, larae rum
ming creek, gravei deposit, on main
paved highway: immediate possess
sion; 9 real bargain; 80 miles D. c.:
2; -, $50 c acres. Charles County, swan
barns, complete outbuildings. "a in
terest in 10 acres tobacco. large
running stream, improved road TO
property: 80 miles D. c.: immediate
O possession: $4,000; =
ward, so miles D. G.: Groom mod
ern brick home. 4-room modern
frame home, large barn, poultry
houses. implement shed. new farm
machinery, includes 10000 tobacco
modern cinder block garage and
store business, active business and
gas station: real combination
farm and business ,property: owner
selling because Of illness. $44, 900.
We have farms, waterfronts, timber.
going business to fill your REQUIRE.
ments. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince FREDERICK Nd: Phone los,
APPOINTMENT.
TOBACCO FARM near HugheSvilie;
200 acres, 100 acres clear, 1S-acre
allotment. tobacco barns. 6-rm.
house and elec; large timber; y mi.
from Route 5 by county rd; 35 mi.
from D. c. line. Price. Sl5,sOo.
40 acres on blacktop rd., nr. Gray
ton, Md. Price, $4,000.
so acres OF timber land, $500.
Apt. house in La Plata, Md; fve 3
and Arm. aptS.; $50 IT. frontage
on 10th ave. Price, $4,000.
L. G. KRAGH, BROKER
RISON, MD.
RIVERSIDE 3-2Sl5
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

2-STORY CINDER BLOCK BLDG.
35x90, plenty parking; 10 mi. north
Silver Spring; just OF Ga. ave. ext.
NEAR E2 s-9sa4 2th AND L N.w.-Fireproof
9 floors; can rent End floor sep
arately. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
Mr.. 9Th AND X .W.--Brick bldg,
5000 so. it., drive-in. heavy f., gas
hest; Will divide. A. M. ROTH. RE.
n Y. AVE. NE. SECTION-2.40o
SO. IT.: drive-in: heavy fir.: office
and washroom; heavy current. A. NJ.
ROTH, RE. 1880.
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

43 A.-s-rm. house with cleo, phone
and well. 40 by go bsmt., barn,
tractor and 9 pieces Of John Deere
equipment costing $4,000. 9 cattle,
A; growing corn, bushels OF oats
Streams s1Gs nastTas itOntare on TooSsd Ssfs rds
50 % 4. R': i = Mod. Cd soTm. tsoi99o' brick house.
pictuTe window. ; coy S' din nfTnl. rm.. fno iEe
mod. kit. full bsmt,. oil heat, 3
bedrms. and bath, gear attached
gar; cinder block tenant house
shed. hay barn: 50 x. grass. bal bal.
timber: good stream: nT. railroad
% mi. D. C.: $50, 900.
474 A.-Pre-Civil war center-hall
stone mansion, II rms, 3 baths.
40 cubic It. deep freeze. fiagstone
ters. and boxwood-lined walks to
summer house in semi-formal gar
den. Entirely surrounded by lilacS,
3 mod. tenant houses with elec.,
furnace and plumbing; 40-cow D. c.
dairy barn, 9S score: silos (2).
45x10Q bsmt. barns with silo and
hay dryers. paternity barn, corn
house, implement sheds: 100 A.
newly seeded hayland, so A. Blue
Grass, $50 A. pasture and crop, 20
A. wooded; 8 good streams; . mi.
to Cloverleaf OF dual hwy: 3S mi.
D. c.: SS4, 900.
| A.. .5 bldg: lot; Branesyille. $3.50.
erson. nr. railroad. $4,000; Call
CHARLES H. JAMISoN, Poolesvilie
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

POTOMAC RIVER Chan
mans Landing" an Outstanding
river front estate 10 miles from
Washington; Early American brick
Sdd Snd stone 3-Story residence on hieh
Potomac river and Virginia shore;
WIDE center hall, charming stairWell.
| spacious rooms, Q flrepiaces, com-
plete modern conveniences; 3 farms
sIo,, srs houses, farm buildings, good
eauipment included. Price 100 acres.
SS0,000. Additional acreage avail
able. Liberal terms.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN. Solid brick:
center hall. 3-story and basement
Toomi q%sIIins exc.,.Sp SpacfSrS hish-GsIi1E
some 3-story .stairwell. bath. Q
pcrcheS. electricity, telephone. large
grove magnificent oak. walnut. pop
lar trees: deep well. spring, stream:
90o-ft frontage on State road; ~
miles from La Plata; sxcellsn! soil soil:
$1,000 cash, balance 10 years. Ad.
ditional acreage available.
MD. Brick resi-.
dence tbuilt 194s). excellent condi-
tion; rooms. bath, basement. oil:
nelghborhood; near school: I-acrs
PoToMAc RIVER, st. Marys Co
Year-'round house, sand beach, an
chorase. 1la-acre ! lot. Groom dwell
ing. 3h baths; oil hot-water heat,
artesian we'll, RaraGe. servants'
quarters. furniture and small boat
included. $4,000.
LA PLATA. MD.-Gentleman's S-rooEn
residence. in excellent neighbor.
rSS. nSSa MtR NytRT clcsets eSeR SSoSSSo Ss.S .ps S
sides, artesian well; 5-acre lot, mag
niflcent large hardwood and Norway
spruce trees: fruit; dwelling COM
pletely insulated; immediate DOS
session: S11 900, terms.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER--RegidAp9
tial lots. Q to g acres each, 81 ono
to S3. 300; also 5-acre tracts on
high ridge with water front PRIV
ileges. $500 acre.
u. s. HWY. OUTSTANDING busi-
ness sites; also homesites In fast.
growing towns and on beautiful
waterfronts.
LEONARD SNIDER
rrET oQ11 IA pyATA Nm
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ROMYE I,AMBORN
Exclusive Realtor
OF. 4-s5S6 OF. 4-SO35
l0-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE

4O-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE
With clear sparkling stream; within
committing distance Of D. C. Fruit
trees, berries, excellent garden plot;
nestled among beautiful. tall shade
rm. and fireplace; din. rm.. fully
equipped kit; 2 bedrms. and bath;
a partially completed attic (ade-
ouate for 2 bedrms0, attached ga
rage and a small implement shed.
Only SIS. 500, on terms. Call Mr..
Rose. HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.,
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3 Good Farms

l. 123 ACRES. all In crops and grass,
Lovely S-room stone house. heat and
bath, large porch, shade trees, COM
manding view. Tenant house with
bath. Good 5O'xS0' bank barn, 25
Stanchions with drinking cups. New
dairy, silo, full complement Of old
buildings in good repair. Widow
asking $4,000. Equipment, feed and
stock can be purchased for imme.
diate possession,
2. 140 ACRES on hard road. Fully
equipped and operating dairy farm.
S-room house, heat and bath. New
30-cow barn, D. C. market, conn
plete; large bank barn, ali crops.
stock and machinery. Tenant house.
large stream, excellent ncighborhood.
S42, 900.
3. INVESTMENT FARM of 31O acres.
mostly, clear, rolling land. Two s.
room houses, one with bath. Two
large barns in good repair: one Is
used for 30-cow dairy; 2 siloS. Ten
ant now retiring. Price, S35. 900,
Widow will carry one-half at A.,
TO INSPECT these and many other
country places, call G.. BEST
LlNTH1CUM. BeallSville, Nd, PooleS-
vile 1892, with BOGLEY's Rockville
ONCE. Poplar D-fi1hI
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16-IINIT APTS.

An unusual buy is this group Of bldEs.
In good and conv. D. c. location
comprising IS 2-bedrm. apis. In
come approx. $4,000 yearly.
TENANTS PAY FOR OWN HEAT
AND ALL EXPENSES. Will show .
1856 cash return on investment
plus amortization. Approx. S32 900
cash required above one lons-term
trust at Acc interest, and priced to
sell. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
lAoO K ST NV Realtors. Elk 2-1S11
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STORES FOR RENT

ANNAPOLIS. MD.-About Sept. IS.
Inquire Il West st. MR.. LIss. An
napolis 2431 or AID. 4-46s8..
CORNER BLDG. Alex. Va. suitable
It.; tail-gate loading platform in
HENRY SCHWARTZ, XII. s-777o
ess @ !; z s.. ST. s:E.L;Ls5gs store With
sTGvEE NV S spRiNGscppo5t' D$s@o for S3 as
grreSsiye retailer to locate in estab.
shopping center: Ample parking
reaS. rent. THOMPSON g. GRAY,
Realtors ~. $1,000, weekdays
WHITE OR coLoRED, excellent for
any type business. 2341 18th st.
NV. Phone OWNER. RA. 3-760s or
DowNToWN. 7s5 18th ST. NV
Lse.. modern store. Call MA. s-S322.
71S 18th ST. NE. Mr.. H.-Lge Size
store; good for any business; reas.
rent. ME- S-3355. -23
4911 GA. AVE.-Store. adjacent Peo-
pies Drug Store; Food Town Market
ave: BIRoN. RA. 6-72OI. @2S
STORE, ofnces, apts.; cent. D. c. To-
See manager. 1884 Columbia I'd;
s.%s s4s R ws:s I:.fs iiSss SiSs
Parking zb front and rear rent reduced
rWo IEi 0itLTH; GLTkAMopERN A1R-coSSpr- oSi
Md; Facing Hecht corner, Pershing
1870 18th ST. N.W.-Excel. store in
lge.. downtown high-class apt. bldg.
Suit. for beauty shop, valet, dress
shop, etc. CAFRITz. DI. 7-9oS0.
1909 v ST; N.W.-1deal location for
barber shop or beauty parlor.
Equipment for barber shop for use
Of tenant at no extra cost. NJ.
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV.
1sth III. ST. s14tS9i CORNER OF CLIFTON %t ST.
N.W.-Part Of 300-unit apt. de-
display windows. Approx. ! 900 So.
Mr, Sherwin; =. I. RUST CO., Ma.
NEAR TURNER'S ipIR arena, n ny sao3 i4th
INC ioi4 vt. ave. NV. Di; =
SIS GA. AVE. N.w.-Near shopping S
etc. Approx. 50'x75' with part base
ment. Heat furn. Excellent for
women's and children's wear, Sfam-
lily shoe store, etc. Immed poSs
Reas. rent. Consult Mr.. Taylor,
1905 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345. -23
GENERAL STORE, Rock Point. Nd.
Low rent. Cinder block constr, beau
\ view at end of hwy. overlooking
water. Ideal for retired person.
Cell MA. S-5657.
CORNER STORE at Sth and Column
bia rd. NV; formerly occupied by
natl. chain and contains 1900 so.
it with full basement; avail Sept.
/. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO.. Sll 18th st. NV. ST. 3-3@a0.
End CoMMERCIAL-store and , mrs.
above; bsmt;; parking. 306466 M
s.. NV: Sl70 JU. S-3S0S.
ATT: Young man with a few hun
dred dollars and grocery experience
Owner has recently purchased only
grocery store in fine nearby Md.
residential area: needs man to take
over store: living quarters in sd-
Joining house; fixtures supplied
IA. 9-3o40 or RA. 6-0as4.
FIREPROOF STORE, good for re-
pair shop and once. 800 deorgia
ave.