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Evening star., 1949-05-15

izaksr @ES a. egsigufAl afs8 rtta-
cathHylal tsras<sss - - s5s,ssg A. tsgs
ese&sgg}E .solaSe cs commerce ana
st1e st3ogf vssgssca ot aezzsescE xcs n
tAs Fay E&Ag
=, nbol al AgkreAslon
SycsA weaGa ilstst RaI can
Igsty he backed NJ IeH.sssRs IA
tsoaallasn has ions lCsskrSt cn s.sss
foreign rtgrl&yc p1ia : &atgaSilcssi
rye Ie CSne>~ }satgass;s hesg
kenE IS sslats0s az that Western
assGrs>}gsn hl,12 forced efwn tae
gates ~ t-3s4y country ata gained
r9AU} sES<tal ps7N .lvkvs ~ Ia
A. Chine ~ tryg!t0st = clzEa6e ned.
t!lu,sg Fs3ssgeEcs az kone tNen
TX tuse ssae Casasa ,gGls}S aEsFsca &C,
ihc Nationalist goNc5 f2IBent had
done away 3Hh foreign ErAtN-
port concessions rAtEatrgEate4l>
ally kna Ott8ey matters hsgh
gave the NesteTnef AgseclMl
status To-Day British Hons kong
and Pogt4Euesc Macao. not faT
SWAY. AFr Tie oBly spots where
foreign flags ~ over sdgs1onAlly
Chinese SG!l Macao. inNgnsficAnt
and helpless can tse tskrn at wlIl.
But Hons kons A. something e,ss
And Chinese aAtlonAllsts have
Ions demanded that II become
Chinese once more
For the Communists. Chinese
natidnaiiSfn Is u trump card
Their propaganda Seeks IN every
~as To infiame the ChlneAs people
against the WeStetneTs. skrce ialls
against Britain and the United
S,ate&--conveniently soft pcdAllng
the concessions that Soviet Rus
sia has acquired IN hanchuYiA
and elsewhere on Chinese terri
tory, Should South China fail
under Communist control very
iikeiy possibility Hons Kong
could be made N mailer issue ne.
tween Red China and the capt.
taltst West
Fifth Column Present
Should the Communists stage q
showdown. what would Britain
do Hons Kong Is no Gibraltar.
There are no strong defenses on
the landwArd side. while new de-
fenses would require q LARGE sar-
rison 10 man them. The present
British garrison o' iesa than e.
900 men Is. militArily gpeRk,ng, Q
mere token force, while the re-
Inducements now en- route viii not
raise II To over 10 600 The JRpa-
nese conquest of Hons kane IN
the late var shows the feasibility
OF capture by a modern army with
mechRnlzed equipment and heavy
artillery Furthermore. q strong
Communist nth column is
known 10 exist among The swarm
Ing Chinese population and could
make much trouble from within.
OF course even the threat of q
Communal attack on Hong kong
would precipitAle major iest
between them and the Western
powers Yet II Is eonesiYable that
an open breach between Red
China and the West might suit
the policy OF Moscow II would.
therefore. seem 10 te vise for the
Western powers 10 determine q
courk Of common action regard
ing not only Hong kong. but also
other potential trouble kEMsA such
as Formosa, Korea. and even
Japan. 10 say nothing al French
Indo-C China, Malaga, Siam and
Burma. all Of which are potential
ly involved In an aggressive for
eiRn policy by the Chinese Com
munists The onward sweep Of
the Red tide across China opens
ap orninous VistAs throughout the
Far East. Our auAfensks 10 this
unpleasant reality has become a
stern necessity
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lean business and scientific assist
ance TO the remote areas of the
earth. In addition. he based his
Air Force estimate on 48 groups
instead Of the 10 groups which
are authorized.
Without estimates for these
two items the defense foreign aid
costs were estimated at SCI 900, =
100000. When the military alIi-
ance and remote area aid are in
this figure might easily approach
$23 900 900. 900 This year the
cost Of these two items is $4,000, =
100000. The year after the war
was over the total for military
and foreign aid was $22 900 900. =
900. including the cost of the mill
tary still largely on a war basis
and UNRRA. The year before
Pearl Harbor these items amount
ed to $6.4 billion"
There is a significant factor
which stands out in analysis of
all recent Federal budgets, and it
is highly important to those who
are concerned about financing the
Federal Government in the future
When you analyze these budgets,
especially those for the years since
the war. you find that more and
more Federal expenditures are
being tied to long term commit
ments on which no responsible
government can renege--no mat
ter what the condition of the
treasury may be.
"All social programs fall into this
long term commitment category
If they are sincerely conceived. The
same is true of veterans programs.
Our agriculture subsidy program
has developed into a permanent
commitment.
Long. Term Programs
Huge public works projects re-
quire capital outlay expenditures
over a period Of years and, In
addition. increased maintenance
and operation costs are permanent,
Once State grant-in-a pro-
gram is inaugurated. 1t cannot be
disturbed without upsetting 48
State budgets.
Most major defense projects re-
quire expenditure commitments
for more than one year. We even
tie foreign relief and aid to five
year programs.
Every time we indulge In deficit
spending we assume long term
debt financing.
Reducing public expenditures
Is always difficult. But reducing
public expenditures when they in
volve the integrity Of the Govern
ment--in the form of promises to
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Budget Requests Versus Toxes

Reduced to tabular form the side
budget for the coming fiscal anayzed
show additional
the socazed medicine program would
billions Of dollars)
SOURCES exisfns % gro" i Sasi
kgS poadhy the incud udins
!. General revenue taxes
cludng personal
and corporate income and
----------- s399 $40 s439 s4le
2. Employment taxes includ-
ing payroll levied
for social security old-aee
insurance and proposed
socialized medicine 33 1e So So
3. Receipts, including mis-
celaneous receipts and
receipts 81 OIL "a 20
TOTALS --------------- s5I3 s4s3
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Deficit Outlook

Senator Byrd provides this
conservative projection" of
deficits likely for the current
fiscal year and the 1850 and
1851 fiscal periods on the
basis of estimated revenues
and spending:
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IOnHns0n

CONTINUED Prom Page c.i1
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(All figures are exclusive of
refunds and do not include
other expenditure or revenue
figures tied to payroll taxes
and operating through trust
funds outside the regular gen.
eral fund budget.)
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Rodios, Floor Samples

Rodios, Floor Samples
+lleo5 PHILcO Console Rodios----------39.e
1-l5oe5 EMERSON FM-AM Rodo- -Phono, console,
1895
1-13o IS sPARTON Rodo- -Phono, console----7e.e5
l-l3e.o5 WESTINGHOUSE Phono eonsoette,
6e.e5
1885 sPARToN FM-AM Rodio-Phonos, console.
1885
l-34o. IS OLYMPIC FM-AM Radio -Phono, console,
1895
1-3Oo. IS ZENITH FM-AM Rodo- -Phono, console,
1885
1-2oe. IS OLYMPIC FM-AM Rodio- -Phono, console,
1895
l-315.Oo GENERAL ELECTRIC FM-AM Rodio-Phono,
1-l5oe IS PHILCO Rodo- -Phono, consoe------99.95
1-3ee IS WESTINGHOUSE FM-AM Rodio- -Phono.
console o5
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Washington
SHpcoveFobrics

SlIpcoveF obrics
loo-yds oReANDY: seeone.Vhte 38" ---yd, 2se
5o-yds. $50 HAND-PRINTEshee 4s". yd i.4s
4o-yds. 1913 WOODLEAF MT. Red, White yd. 81
6o-yds l,69 ROSE PRINTED AILcLOTH. yd ST.
2oo-yds l9e BAL ;lS ERINeE ock white I'd. 4s
4o-yds 1.9s PLAID sAILcLoT. Purple 49,. yd 77e
sirth Floor, The fat Co.
Bedspreods and Eoperies
tSorne soed some diseornued potterns)
2o-595 to $50 PILLOW sHNs, Chintz, cotton
Ills poWoER-P PUFF c4EGlE DRXpEs, ,iII; pr
7S95 95 22S t. S25 eHf1 e2T4H 6sA2 69ssAAP5s
1855 COTTON DUST RUFFLE3 Twin-----4.s5
4o-7.e8 CALICO SPREADS; Woshbe e-------e.ss
15--l9.e5 QUILTED RAYoN |TA'ETA SPREADS:
TsS5' R0P;5 'oe'S 'oS'I9G0 I7z R1YoN MOr7oRo spRE26s
+24.o5 QUILTED RAYoN MulrIoRD spREA1s;
$3.50 eAB!NcRAF7 NEEoLETuFEo sPRGA0s:
sirh Floor, The Hecht Co. washi4on
Curtoins
s-4e8 TAILORED CUSHION DOTS, r.--lse
6s RHJFFIR RUFIED c2S10E eEiA0GsE oP4S o1rz
sirth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Postic Shower Curtoins and Drop Sets
4o-3.e5 CURTAIN AND DRAPE sets, poteI coors
35-3e5 CURTAIN AND DRAPE SETS, pottrns 2.se
3O-3.o5 to 594 WINDOW DRAPES ossorsd- 4 90
~Sepenth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Stationery Department
4o-2Oo FILE INDEX CARDS, 4xo-----L--5e
$500 FILE INDEX CARDS, 5x8-------zFor 15e
15-1.5o LETTER-SIZE PRESSBOARD GUIDS,
5oeS 75e
500 ELE euIDEs= SOC
B-25c PHOTO MAILERS, ehxl2h--------+-5e Sc
B-l5c PHOTO kAILERS 71sxl O1s----1 for Sc
2. l6-7Oc DENklSON'S GUhAhAED MENDING TAPE,
$3.50 DEhNIsoNs TRIpLIcA1r CHECKS --7se
! $500 DENNISONS DUPLICATE CHECKS---l5e
8-oe5 to 1900 LEATHER DESK FOLIOS-- -2.4s
26-l 90 BOOK COVERS------------- --1se
I 1CElLOPHANE PACKAGED STATIONERY, Whit and
i ooors ------------------- -loe
81 e8 BOND TYPEWRITER PAPER, 500 shess.
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=. $500 & $50 INFANTS oxFoRDs, STRAPS,
l5o-55o to $50 HIGH SHOES. oxFoRDs- sss
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Women's Gloves and Hats
10000 6 $50 COTTON sHoRTIEs AND sL|poNs;
15 1880 sc CROCHET BACK, coTToN PAIN
eo eo01oo "VyP' W4'fe fe'0 HAND cRocHGTE0 GLOVES;
%s0I Hsy slpoNs embroidered flower books
eN esM SIS 5s SIS FINE STRAW HATS, in wide ossot
"e''' street Floor, washington store only
Women's Wool Toppers
lo-27e5 to 5ee5 WoMEN's WOOL SUEDE AND
WOOL CREPE TOPPERs; navy, grey, red; broken holf
i i5@19sa MOMENTS WOOL COVERT ToppERs;
black orey, white; broken hoIf fszes----------lz.S8
5-loe5 WoMENs UkLINED ToPPERs; royon-ond-
wool and oII-wooI grey oquo; broken holt sizes-$s
Third Floor. Washington Store Only
lnfonts' Department
a1-1 80 AND 2ee BOYS CREEPERs, cotton----s9e
$3.50 BOYS cREEPERs, royon iersey-------l.5o
1850 GIRLS sUNSUITs, ] to 3-----------2.oe
$50 HOODED TURKISH TOWELS, 45<72--l:9s
500 PLASTIC WALL PLAQUE------------25
$50 PLUSH MUSICAL LTOYS----------z5o
S-ZZo PLASllO lOfS, req ono WhlS---I.Vv
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Tots n ToddIers' Weor
75-l59 ond 80 ovERALLs, striped chombroy blue do
qel Iome95 SHEER WHITE DRESSES, sizes to g. .e.ss
$3.50 and 7oc SLEEVELESS SHIRTS. sizes to 8, z5e
eo-125 UNION SUITS sleeveless shirts, button-on tn
panty, z to set
Second Floor Washington Store Only
Girls and Teens Underwear i.
1856. SHEER BATtsTE PAJAMAs, sizes and 10
-1T2o5 TEENS WHITE RAYoN CREPE SLIPS, soiIsd
sM2ea TEENS TAIL LoRED RAYoN SATIN SLIPS, 10
Second Floor Washington Store Only
Younger Mems Clothing
4-lee5 ALL WOOL STUDENT SPORT COATS, 56-37
$500 STUDENT ALLwooL PLAID SUITS. size
7ol795 Wo-ToNE LEISURE SUITS, Iobeed os 70
70 Ml1.e5 ie'"i WiAsHABLE BIAzER-TYpE SHORT p6N1
5a5 50ss5 WHITE wa COTTON eABARDINg LONG Pant
stuTS size 7.oS
'ls.7 i5m 81 co1ToN eA11R0INE R11Nco47s pas
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Teens and Big Boys Shoes
3o-6o5 to 7e5 cAsUAL. SHOES
1855 to 7o5 SADDLEaOxFORDS-
l4o-8.o5 to o.o5 BOYS SADDLE OxFORDS----z.99
eo-5.45 BOYS CASUAL sHoEs-------------l.oo
Second Floor Washington Store Only
Clearance Of Teens Wear
45-ses g 1923 DRESSES, broken sizes--e.ss 80
1858 DRESSES, Coy postels. broken s'zes----ZSS
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Women's Hosiery
75-l.oo FULL FASHIONED RAYoNs, with cotton
wets, broken sizes and coors- ors-----------------3Se
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Points, Greotly Reduced
lOO-2 so FLAT PAINT, Murphy. decorator colors
55-565 MI ENAMEL interior Gloss Enamel. ao
lo-545 NU ENAMEL Floor and Deck Enonnel eo
32-5O ENAMEL, gloss or semi gloss ivory, gol z.S9
$3.50 PORCH AND DECK ENAfAEL, dark grey, go
r1o,~ Th. ro ii
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Street Floor. Washington Store Only
Cloths. Napkins, Place Mots


1880 to SOC NAPKINS Some seconds s------1ee
$50 coTIoN HoMEsPUN PLACE MATs---l5e
q E-8oc HANDMADE PLACE kATS----------3oe
G5S1 6NER rT< NzpKNs rs hond embroidered, 1se
2Tl SO LINEN CLOTHS, 52x52"-
Al. 40 PLASTIC CLOTHS, 54x54" --.-----sl
542ee PLASTIC CLOTHS, felt book, 54x72"- l.4s
I'll E29e COTTON DAhAAsk CLOTHS, 54x54"-
"a z 80 SCRANTON LACE CLOTHS, eoxsO"- 1.ss
III 80 BRIDGE CLOTHS cotton and royon, 3ox3e"
24299 LINEN CLOTHS 5zx6s" --':ss ,:ss
ia 800 SCRANTON LACE CLOTHS, eoxeo"- 2.ee
47tcLoIHS, 2nds. spun royon ond cotton n-3.Ss Ss
s395 SCRANTON e. @ IAGE M < eLoI4s, 7ox9o"- %
II bss PRINTED CLOTHS. 54x72 in.------s.ss
l245. 80 LINEN CLOTHS 5sx78 in.--------s.ss
81 /. IS ApPLIoUEO LUNcHEoN SETS. II pcs,
]!f PERI. 1925 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE DAm1sx x
7N-4e5 SCRANTON LACE CLOTHS: 72xoo", 7.ss
4 ml c$ 7o:sS 12S5 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE oANAss
III Pert 12s5 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE 0AWAs.
lDiSs95 Linen naGG LUNCHEON CLOTHS. 52x7o", s.s5
= Serf 1925 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE DA'NAsk
5-i kf 1876 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE DAUAsK
9t7A gt y P555 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE D1uSss
CLOTHSA72xoO-
-lo.95\IkkER SETS Cotton g royon 9 pcs, 1925
St perNe.o5 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE DAMASk
CLOTHS. pxl22"- 30
7 doz 23.{ DOUBLE DAiAAsK LINEN NAPKINS.
doz. 1877
12-lf PerAe25 IRISH LINEN DOUBLE DAuAsK
81 Pert IRISH LINEN DOUBLE 0A14sx s
CLOTHS. 72AD6"
5-27. 50 BELdJM RAYoN DAMAsK DINNER ssfs: Sc cs
SIS RAYoNELL- SHEEN DINNER SET 1926
3-if PERI $2alRlSH LINEN DOUBLE DAhAASk
CLOTHS. 72xlQ --16.67
30. .e5 RELe'1 RAYoN OAMAsk DINNER sets; Sc 5:
II pieces
l-2o o5 AQUA LAEN DINNER SET. 9 pieces, 1895
2-2oo IS ITALIAkklNEk DINNER SET-----ls.e5
SIS PLACE M SET. Hond-embr0dered ). - q
l-5o o5 MADEIRA INNER SET. e3x85"----3s.95
Fifth The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE teont. }

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tCont.
UPHOLSTERING AND SLIP COVERS
For guaranteed workmanship and
reasonable prices call ACADEMY
UPHoLSTERING CO.. 3433 14th
st. NV, NO. 1915.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc
up to 3 #. wide and z IT. long.
Have your blinds thoroughly cleaned
by our modern machine method
WASHINGTON SHADE g. AWNING
CO. -202l 18th st. NV. DU $500
ROBERTSON BROS.-Stone, brick
cement work; 3-yr. plan. WA. 1850
ALL TYPES of new roofs or repairs;
timing, cutters, rain spouts, water
proofing; immediate service. HI
sP2ciAL Spell THIS WEEK oNLYIYou
furnish the paint, an average room
Sis. MR.. ROBERTS, WI. 6797
wANTED-Spots, any kind and ali of
them! Our chemists will dissolve
them from your garments, with or
without cleaning, and give you a
spotless garment. EXQU1SITE-The
Dye Work Specialist, 3700 Georgia
ave. NV, GE. 9777.
MODERNIZE your o-phonograph;
install new record changer that
will play 10-in. and 12-in. standard
as well as long playing records
AUTOMATICALLY; liberal trade1in foi
.PLIxANcE co, Hg: ssS2ii -o,.,r.
experts in all types Iepairins; bTics Sa
S54s; CARL AFTER Hours Re.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
1929 Vermont Avl
GROCERY

GROCERY
LsRs euaes :rtnsf Sn ssse .ps go Ts Esnt an
$4,000, plus stock. Terms.
LUNCHROOM
Downtown; S70O wk. bus. $1,50(
down.
MEMS WEAR
oldest. modernized store; a one-man
bus; netting now $3.50 wk. $4,000
down.
GROCERY
Uptown, Wis. ave. corner; wk bus.
81 800 cash and carry; owner i'll anc
will accept q reasonable offer; un-
GROCERY
NV. corner. with no competition;
$1,4oo wk.; cash and carry: short
BEGINNERS GROCERY
No beer; eolored trade; $500 wk
LIQUoR, GROCERY
Well-est. downtown corner, with 6
gk; bus; $4,000; cash and carry; or
returns to 3 families.
GAS STATION
6-yr. lease, at very reas. rent; ha.
netted owner over $4,000 for years
$4,000 cash down.
HARDWARE STORE
Midtown loc.; old gentleman with large
will Just about cover the clean stock
Fountain, Luncheonette
In college section: $3.50 wk. bus: rent
$75 mo-; nets $500 wk. $4,000
GROCERY
5000 wk. bus. at $50 rent: in
cludes 4-room apt. $4,000 down
INFANTS WEAR
Good uptown loc.; $500 wk. An easy
store to handle with only S4,6Ol
BILL SIMONS
The Live-Wire Broker, 1923 M st
nv. tx. 61s1. Eve, Mr.. Epstein
Evening star., 1949-02-13
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. remodeling. rec. rms. i;
special winter prices; terms; esti-
mates; ViTg,nia a,,,9Iy only. OLD poMIN- Nj
AB5TGioNs 1H GNNgsRAefSd aecraSto9 Go ls aL Tstel oS
proofing bsmts.; all work guaranteed.
AsPHAEf sfiH IL REEffA1RED. Res bluestone for
xspH4iT ssilRsIfs TIE ff fisoIfGM Gk i2ts ruarsn
teed finest materials and workman
ship. Repairs invited. OW. $685..
SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERING CO,
BARS Of all types built for your den.
3 o4sS 4 M. co. PA L ST ne. FIR
cABTNETs Of al types. custom built
cSSeREHf SS bRiyEways II RS tA ssa g5ss slss:
Of. e2s1. kIlinston, Va is. -
CARPENTER-Home repairs of all
ands a day TSTk sa sna snsr suG Ga Ia sf'sF
CARPENTRY. f1reproofing; water
Prompty DroGnaE done' eaee 9 aUDG1Ns GIN RE sss5
DINETTE SETS. custom built to your
specification. R. & NJ. CO., PA L
st. ne. FIR. 97s0.
FENCES, all types, galvanized mater
Ial al posts Np set IN eS1cress cn terms, snna
6lLl-nA1S FINI1 W. %. tS'o'
FLAGsToNE. a specialty-All kinds
Of stone and cement work done;
porches. terraces, walks, steps, fire.
Passs snd Ta tes
MARcuCcIo, 3as Diamond ave.
Gaithersburg. Maryland,
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. We
Snisbas AZ VT I'D WI WI 4SSo
FLOOR sERVICE-Nothins but tho
best: laying. sanding, finishing:
nishss sahlns DfEGoesR HooRiNe sSaaoa; coaTRAe RAE
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
GARAGE, i2xao alum. overhead deos, g
sidlns ssES1ss ees5 si1Sahs Ssas TIsdos4 S42a
ming. cabinets and appliances; wal
ss sBaS an sSsss! co e. HSFBs Ga 5s5a says ass;
IRON 1aaa eSSRtHsE %oRk, fire escapes, light
p4ossesoh bGN fssf FfIReS RoN M6Kk SV5FsEy
KITCHENS, completely remodeled and
streamlined with latest cabinet and
sI,Dd appliances No Igls FHA payments If de-
estimates. NATIoNAL coNTRAcT-
ING CO: 1903 Eye st. nv
NEW BATHROOMS INSTALLED, old
hsstsFs heater and otfE RfTzMxTR1cH RG%s nprGYt p6
OFFICE iaSt; PARTITIONS, general con
SStruction work. J. W. oUEDEINNs'
rHIargSG, PAIN gSss' pApER1NG, REPAIRS,
good work. good estimates. ELMER
.EcSRa z SRAzIGK 4 zIES q, p25o,oSasSoo. Ssoo. er,.b.d ~
tnosty pine or koSMs koossy OAK hnliaea
Co 214 I St. ne. Fl. ESQ.
other home improvements; D; G. and
MaRYhANP sasRshi S'fa fRaoor1Nses CO.. iiss: silver
FREE REASONABLE ESTIMATES on
all phases Of home remodelins; low
aYpAiE aSTa 1syHSSii ycoNTR2cToRs. Wa " e2zs,
ARDEN AR CONSTRUCTION co. will
Sye your you boe seyyce we e in
new, additions, recreation rooms,
lied. Top quality work at low
Prices saes Terms, Free Estlma5es' mi5
AsREW's we HOME sERv1cE-Fioor
sanding. painting. paper hansing,
waterproohng; modernizing bsnt. to
roof: electrical and refgr. service;
custom-nade cabinets; reas. OR.
SMALL HOMES ideal plan service;
complete sets at $3.50 each. OR.
HYATTTsvuLE CONTRACTING co..
Painting, papering, interior decor
ating: all work guaranteed. Terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1886.
LET Us SHOW YOU free plans and
estimates for renovating that un-
used attic or bsmt. space for, a
playroom, den, bar or recreation
room. Financing arranged If de-
sired. SIMON d FRANK CO., 1904
GeorRia ave. SH 6363
Evening star., 1949-02-13
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
REST. WITH LIQUOR LICENsE-old
estab. business: seats over 900; 10.
year lease at $3.50 per mo; .99%
p dTjnksi ss6s 5eOmiRs aR 6gss 5gsi1ess. AT 6sl1
ent as payment on home or sell out
right; patent no. 212526s, has never
tiles. tiles " AK. Ai 1921 Fri. after s. Sat
rsozEN ra9s syn cusTARb sny slpf EQUIPMENT, r. in
HARDWARE STORE for sale-dood
location, growing community. nearby
Maryland; owner has other inter
sHTA 81 fh0Rs H!1aside SsaS $500
NV. location; priced for quick sale
For fgull particulars, phone LYNN
REALTY. RA: 67s3, day or evening
BOARDING HOUSE, must a..! sacrifies Sc
may be bought. This is rea'
none money ma mske5 rer On 10Th hu.t st. bav, nr
H: CASH for rHa other business. Act Act quick:
tlnue + desired: TeIephone tx
6s76 after Sunday eve. -15
flf beautifully furn. mp rms. n 5 Baths, !
showers, oil heat: long lease, Fol
quality and income this is the
best. Price and terms reas;, Seer
3 sy PDggcEGh. s9gt; 9nly Ex' M!s a41l. kee' kEAcH
WE HAVE and want select bust,
,%6SSSE ,%5SSE 0t RgRcELk: ISoDt ES s51z q
nyt hath: for owner; Ala years
lease: income, 1856 SO: priced only
900, terms. Mrs Lee. KEAcH
q PURCELL. Elk. 2412: 80
rms. oil heat; rent. Jog; 5-yT. lease;
hse. newly decorated and furn
above average; nice apt for owner
v, a. H. 2.oH,sA hsHoA q poSohLI
il rms, oil heat; rent. S125; 3cyr
lease; nice income, plus apt; $1s60!e
fgReEfh. fGHR; e.: s9. fasy 5f1a. ssIns' kEAch q
a PROGRESSIVE Midwestern corpo-
ration has an opportunity of unusual
merit to offer responsible person OF
tion, applicant must be able to com:
mand a moderate working capita
and possess initiative and sales ,abil.
tty The. successful applicant will be
tunity affords. In reply kindly give
us brief resume OF your back:
FTound all inSuiries Till E.S.. be treasff 1f
be with an ofhcial Of the corporatior
In Washington, D. G. Box 132-V
yaWSELRY sroRE-A matchmaker
good clean stock any fixtures; priced
for o quick sale. Box 111-V, Star
~x. -ryCarrccrN .nx o-onar,
cRSeENY isSH r. Ssp Gsl5 AR ARREAsffssA7rxcellen sfs7
corner location; main sector
same owner u years: rent Unusual!
vii saerifice. Michigan sle4.
BOOMING HousE-l7 USE s7sd rms: So wei el
OVENS REALTY. ME. o4se.
BEAUTY SHOP, mod. equipt., loni
establ.; nice income; excellent rea
son for selling; price only So, 900
terms 9WENS REAdX EAdME IN ME az 94ss o|
payment Of that amount, however
By q sensible woman gives her it'll
to q large brick house, very at
tractive home and the rest Of tn,
house ied gi1ersfv wtn y9vns women
Kitchen dining room. capacity abou
go people, is fully equipped for these
money BY self service. They aist
have q sun deck on the roof anc
o barn, no longer horsey, for theil
social affairs: this means profit fol
the owner; the place is to be de-
livered fully equipped, and you will
be surprised at what this means
location is northwest. Night OF
Sunday, call Miss Shoemaker, EN-
1850. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 171s
Z st. NV. MA. 1166.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
How to Buv a Business
CAB FLEET

Is new model cabs answering an
average of $50 calls daily Equipped
with two-way radios. Other fea-
lures make this one Of the finest
WOMEN'S APPAREL
And accessories. Located on H st.
ne. Current sales amount to $500
xssl weekly; Strictly cash business. s4S la@ 8
cludes stock of $500 salable mer-
chandise Terms are cash TO- stock.
$4,000 WEEKLY SALES
Super market beautifully equipped,
located in densely populated apart
ment house community. Cash busi-
ness. S17.500 will handle this deal.
LEVIN & KAUFMAN
Brokers, RE 527O