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Why Swift's stroined Meets are an important
protective food for baby the year around

Natural B vitomins-baby needs
these every day for health and a
vigorous appetite.
Food iron-helps build good red
blood and avoid infant anemia.
Even the youngest babies easily
digest soft, smooth Swift's Strained
Meats. Six tempting kinds provide
the variety baby needs to builds sound,
sensible eating habits. Beef, lamb,
pork, veal, liver and heart. All table
quality, all 1000 meat. And thrifty?
You serve Swift's Strained Meats at
half the cost of home preparation!
sesEssA Al nytritioMsI statements nude IN
ibis AdvsrtiJement are accepted BY tbs
~ Council on Foods and Nutrition Of
ibs Amerifap MedieI AUoriafiOn.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
BY John Scfien

inches wide; a large broiler
fueled by charcoal briquettes,
an automatic dishwashing-
stcrilizing unit, cupboards,
cutting tables. sinks, working
dreSSerS, etc. Five cooks work
in this narrow. 3-by-20-foot
compartment.
Each utenSil is StcriliZcd
after use. A special detergent
is required by public health
regulations for the diShWaSh-
ing machine, and the water
must be at least 180 degrees.
Soiled linen-and it is con-
sidered soilcd If a waiter, for
example, uses it to pick up a
hot coffee pots farmed out
to laundries at terminal sta
tionS.
There is no delay in getting
a meal. Frozen vegetables can
be cooked in five minutes, and
while the entree is being pre-
pared, If it is cooked to order,
the diner is having his soup
or appetizer. Cooks work
swiftly, handing dishes down
the line from the broiler or
range to the steam table to
the walters counter. All the
cooking and other meal prep
aration are done on the car
nothing is prepared before
hand.
The average price of table
d'hote dinners is $3.25. The
menu offers a choice of ap-
petizer or soup, a selection
from five or six entrees (calf'S
liver. baked ham, soft-shell
crabs, broiled Whitefish, etc.
and desserts. rolls and coffee.
Special service is given on
many trains. There have
been times when hunters and
fishermen asked to have their
game prepared. Mothers often
store a half-dozen bottles in
the kitchen refrigerators, to
be heated to the proper tenn
perature whenever junior gets
hungry. Travellers on a diet
are served as per their re-
quests. On two or three hours
notice a traveller can have a
birthday cake!
Stewards try to remember
every whim of their "regu-
lars" Bing Crosby likes his
wheat cakes piping hot at 6
am: Spencer Tracy wants a
pot of coffee at S am. and
then goes back to sleep.
One morning. J. Ogden
Armour, breakfasting. de-
manded of the steward, rs
this my ham I'm eating?" AL
though there was a Swift
down the aisle and a Cudahy
across the car. the steward
answered automatically: Yes,
sir. OF course it is"
Well said Mr.. Armour,
Its damn bad ham,"
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1950-05-07

HOUSEWIVES may think
Ill they have problems buy~
ing and preparing a meal at
homc-but pity the poor rail-
road dining-car cooks who
turn out ITS meals In three
hours. working In a kitchen
often smaller than that of the
average home. or the ac-
countant who. even by care
full budgeting, is lucky to lose
no more than IS cents on
every dollar a meal costs a
traveller.
One railroad serving an
average of 100000 meals a
month loses about 5000, 900 on
them. 1t takes $475.OO0 to pay
walters, cooks and stewards,
$500 900 for the food. $4,000
for liquor. $27 900 for laun-
dry, $4,000 for incidental
costs of buying and transport
ing supplies to the trains.
other miscellaneous expenses
bring total outlay to $1,00O,-
600. But the road crosses
only $685., 900 on food and
$l35, 900 on wines and liquors.
Fresh food and supplies
pour into the commissary at
the railroad yards daily.
Three hours before a trains
departure crews swarm over
It, sweeping. scrubbing and
polishing.
Fruits. vegetables. meats,
liquor. linen. fuel, etc, which
are requisitioned by the stew
ard. are taken aboard. (Stew-
ards. incidentally, are rarely
more than five servings off
In their eStimateS.) Walters
stock in the linen-there is al
ways more than enough of it
to give a fresh setup to each
diner.
On a standard dining car
there are six or seven walters,
and the large de luxe trains
have IL. earning an average
of $225 per month for 205
hours of Work-not including
tips. A standard diner car
ries three cooks. luxury trains
have about five. The chef
earns about $500 a month;
the others graduate down to
1925. SteWards-uSually two
per train-earn $3.50 or more
a month. All the crew gets
food and housing away from
the home station.
A new twin unit car on a
typical dc luxe train costs
5000 900. One car comprises
the pantry and kitchen, all Of
stainless steel. It's equipment
consists of a dcep-fry kettle.
food steam table, coffee urn,
plate and cup warmer, sep
arate refrigeratorS for fish,
frozen foods, fruits, ice cream
and ice cubes; twin ranges
fueled by pressed sawduSt
logs, about 6 feet long and 80
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

CHEVY CHASE, MD. fsso4 Conn
ave; ga miles beyond Chevy Chase
Circle)-Seven-rm. brick, 2 baths,
incl; bedrm. and bath on 1st A.;
niosa m of SIS Is T per mo ssFafs FUrroN rr1tSS7S
l4th and G SITS. NV. DI. $3.50 or
OIL: 4593. Brokers' attention. -l2
1921 PARK RID. N.W.-6 rms, half
path on 1st a.; newly. remodeled.
q 1n9ElTs pDnS,Ia ct 1919 sIs. Park I'd. nv. IL
to bus. VI. o7Ss. 9oos D Z st. 'l Sc.
8 RMS. AND BATH. rec. rm., garage,
oil heat; adults. 81. 2764, all day
Bkfck sat; Or BGSGAL6SW,d s5ss5 6SVndeo Corner lot i'm
Of 2 bedrms., tile bath, equipped
kit. exp: attic: suitable for third
bedrm.; full bsmt.; attached garage;
seEssnsa TES es ANT pSTch; b. FENCED yssTSdd call
lived in: Si0s mo; Wheaton. Nd.
children accepted Lu. 1884.
NO. ARL.-Nr. bus. schools, shops:
81 oss ass' sf s4oo: s1SS Est Rs4sn as4sa 70 "a
THREE BEDRMS.. eiec. kit. S1OO
per mo. Inquire at 1880 st. Barna-
bas rd. or phone LO. 3-s011 after
pm, MR.. PYLES. 10
THREE E-BEDROOM brick Colonial;
Buckingham area, Arlington. $3.50,
available July I. ARLEDGE BROS,
OW. 444S, 1923 Wilson blvd. OK.
1893; eyes. "a; 1910; Ill
lington. Gas a.-c. heat, conv. to
schools, transp., and Pentagon.
Call IA. 4-134s, for appointment.
Iii
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm., brick,
vacant. 1o024 Greenock I'd. S146
mo Laurel 446-J for inspection.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE DESIRE one-bedrm. furn.
apt, vicinity Mt. Pleasant or Dupont
Circle; maximum. 500 mo. Box
AIR EoiS;R FORCE eisf OFFICER, wife, 1a-year-
house or apt. Aug. l. WI. 225o.
NV. OR NEARBY ARL.-Efnciency
or 1-bedrm.., by professional man.
EN-; s942 after 8 pm. 10
private, unfurn., vic. Lincoln Park
or 18th and R. I. ave. ne. TR.
o1UfIT 1HiS GIRL desires unfurnished,
e es or MISS hissdIn REEVEs W. AfS5muG fo sSS
FURNISHED efhciency apt, private
kitchen and bath. Dupont Circle area
To sos; wanted by responsible young
ssso sTssSo%afPio Fox n ssBTpRM. unturnished
Y6TNG apti CIV MARRIED ARR Ed G5ootu1PLE - Both
attending Georgetown u, desire
private apt. within sommutins dis
NA. 1915 W or or Wo. 1853 after tO5e =.
EFFICIENCY apartment in any sec
ton furnD, that encourages moral
self respect and individual decency.
Write General Delivery, Dist. H; W.
DOESN'T someone In Northwest
Washington have two-room, kitchen,
bath unfur. apartment to rent bust
ness woman for herself and one
elderly apartment-raised cat? MI
1852. IL
oNE-ROOM apt; pref basement, In
NV, for occupancy August 15;
under $50. Write Box e-K, star.-10
WANTED-Emciency apt; 18th and
Col. I'd: area; apt. bldg. preferred
no. 1923. 16'
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APTs. WANTED tcens.)
REsPEcTARLE COUPLE. e

COUPLE, colored.
Northwestern Univ. graduates, one
child. desire unfurn. apt. pvt. fa-
GOVT. EMPLOYE wants 2-3 rm..
unfurn. apt. immed. or July / +;
NV. or ne. Sec, nr. transp.; middle
age gentle, non-smoker, non-drinkeT
MI 0994 13'
YOUNG COUPLE needs furnished
apartment, about August l. North
9705. FRED ALBERTS. IL
COUPLE, getting married
June "a, would like Q rooms, kit.
and bath;l not to exceed $50, incl
utils. II. 976O. Ill
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TILDEN GARDENS

This cooperative has so much to
offer those seeking comfortable liv-
ing in selective environment.
2 small apartments and one large
apartment are available. The owners
ferred TO another State while the
large apt. is for sale TO close an
estate.
Inspection arranged to suit your con-
venience. All inquiries will be gladly
and fully discussed.
j. Nelson Hughes, OR. 6059
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GOVT. ENG. needs 3 or 4 bedrm
unfurn. house, June %; nr, transp.,
grd school; max, S100. LA. 6-52S2
3 OR 4 BEDROOM HOUSE. unfur- G
nished. in Virginia. within 20 mi. OF
Pentagon; country location pre-
f5esrred; not over $3.50 per mo. Box
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
and wife, 2 children. want furn-
lsnHa haGEoorae house, cr.Em' garden minimum I
~ noon, and DE. $500, Ext. 1856,
WIDoW desires 5 or 8 room house
in ne; will rent or buy. FIR. 5212
eoxT Sss5 HSsR bs.ss a5ss1m RsEm sss.. .s
or country, Arl. or Fairfax, unfurn.
Sept. /. Fairfax 234-W-3. lii
ARMY OFFICER desires unfurnished
house, four bedrooms; Alexandria
South Arlington area. about July l.;
msximum nrsSrns rent $40; $40; excellent ref
eteqeesi or MORE e. BEDROOMS. EaGsoM in B. b c.
or Nd. unfurn.; bus. exec. with 8
small children; July l; max. rent,
$3.50 per mo-; willing to pay sew
eral months rent in advance. Owens
h.b"A OErASLnS Wlle ana GeeU-ageQ
daughter need % bedroom house
on Va. side, vicinity of school de-
sirable, as well as space for home
Grating hobby which assures excel
lent care OF property. XII. s-S344.
OFFICER AND FAMILY desires to
rent clean, unfurn. house, around
$50: close to Pentagon; about July
Can ia. 2-6761., ii
EDITOR wants 2-3 bedrm.. unfurn.
house; Bethesda. Silver Spring. Ash
yo, sse' aes41s. ~ consider option to u. buy
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires 2 or g.
bedrm. house. prefer. Pa. and
Branch Sc. area so children may
continue same school. Can furnish
Wash. landlord refs. Cali VI. 6206.
8 BEDRMS., unfurn.. Woodside Park
area pref. by responsible executives;
up to $3.50. Lease and references,
ggith os exceptional care guaranteed.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wants g.
bedrm. house in Spring Valley,
Chase. from now until Sept. i
Call DE. 0S00, Ext. 412. between 9
and IL Sunday morning.
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r sT-Home-in-
yestment: tap. brk.; l2 lge rms, Q
d; oasns h... sa1sae x1saens snsS pslSues nooT.
in basement, tile floor. Immae
eond. Open Sat. Sun. 2-5.
c. 3. SHREFFLER, DE. 46O4.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW has house to share with en-
EMPL. WOMAN viii share attractive
home with ! or 2 empl women;
yard: all .priyils. WI. STA. IL
MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN will
couple in exchange for light house,
keeping and meals (pay for own
meaisl; close-in Sc; references ex-
changed. LIZ 1927. -l2
cOLoRED-PRIvATE BEDRM, couple
or 2 men who will enjoy living in a
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COLORED

COLOfLED
The following apt, buildings will be
open for your inspection Sun, from
l to 4 pm.
1915 10th ST. NV.
$500 down and mo. payments S75
to ST9 so; large, one-bedroom apis
1909 18th ST. NV.
&195 to 1925 down and mo. pay
and bath apt.
1415 GIRARD ST. NV.
$3.50 to S425 down, monthly pay
ments $3.50 to S69.50; large one
bedroom apt
Call office OF A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404
L st. NV, MA. s036; office open
Sun. IL to 4 III
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO..
24-hr service: furniture. trunks and
harRaRa AT 27hQ or ER n2SR

MAhtNk NLtE1aNS NJ tNH
baggage AT. 2759 or FIR 03S6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
acrosa the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms expert packing,
Phone NO O!04 UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. est. 1905
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
EX-GI-Local. long distance moving,
packing. Grating. storage; anything,
anywhere. JOHN, HO. 5S19. 10'
PARKS TRANSFER-MovinE at your
conv.: also trunks and baggaee.
Call any time, AID. 1887.
HAULING OR MOVING, any kind
light or heavy. Call 10. 2-1447. 12'
SAMPSON BROS. Moving, hauling
Reas; rates; 24-hr: service. II II
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcent.) }
RESTAURANT


CAFETERIA AND RESTAURANT
equipments for sale. because Of ex-
piration of lease; in excellent con-
oition; must be vacated by July /.
Crescent Hobart dishwaSher, two
Garlant stove broilers, hood over
stove with exhaust fan, complete
steel table with pot rack. Inspec-
tion Sat and Sun at pm 18th
CATETTnTA -oA I-th st ~ JIs
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Q bedrooms, living room, dining room,
solarium, kitchen and baths; 3
exposures. open for inspection Sun
day. June IL. , to pm. Apt. No
1O1, 1924 Tilden st. NV.
2 bedrooms, living room, dining room
Solarium, kitchen and baths; 8
exposures; immediate occupancy. In
phone C. A. CORNELSON, WO. 1894
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8

Nicely located just off
18th ST., cow. to both
carlines and buses. Ex-
eel. cond.; must be seen
to be appreciated. I'M
mediate possession. Bed
rnl., liv. rm., kit. and
bath. Priced at only
$3.50 with $500 down.
For more information,
please call Mr.. Dowell at
HU. 8054.
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HOUSES uhFURkIsHEp tcens.,

4-BEDRM. HOUSE: 2 baths. uv. rm..
din. rm-. kit; Ice. lot; $135 mo-;
full bsmt. UN. 4lS9 -12
ALEXANDRIA, Huntington Subdi-
vision; 2-bedrm. brick. duplex; lg
lot; almost new; 500. TE. 1882.
CONVENIENT TO PENTAGoN-Arl.
5 rms. with bSnt. and finished back
porch; 2 bedrms.. din. rm., iiv. rm.,
Kit and BATH rec. rm.; S125 mo.
BIAuffn2F11iL Af2F1i s-BEDRM. RAMBLER,
with baths; conv. N. Arlington To-
cation: GE equipped kit. lse. liv
rm: and den: English type bsmt
with full windows; lge finished rec
rm: with fireplace. Phone OWNER,
OW. $3.50 or OK. 1925. Ill
SILVER SPRING-Nr. Pour Corners
Brick bungalow. 4 bedrms., baths;
S135. 9905 Markham st. DE. 0o77.
KENSINGToN, MD.-A well-located.
3k-bedrm. frame and brick 2-story
home, with large liv. rm., din. rm..
dream kit, with built-in breakfast
nook, screened porch, and fenced
yard, adjacent to school, shopping
faeil. and transp.; children accepted;
S125 month.
LEACH & CRONIN
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10 5.27To

Brand-new, modern, de
luxe, 6-rm., semidet. brk.
home. 3 lge. bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., modern de
luxe kit, full daylight
bsmt., gas a.c.h. Rent
$140. Avail. June 18th.
See or call Mr.. Parker
1st and Urell pl. NE,
TIA. 6757 or RA. 1869.
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1907 LOCATION

to $3.50 No. Wash. blvd. cor. Nc
Kinley rd., Arlington. Are you look
ing for . good business location?
See BIRON at above location, any
day GE 6012 III
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RESTAURANT

MUST SELL RESTAURANT
Located on Baltimore blvd. Just pay
business. apt. attached. For further
infor. call GORDON L. BUTLER,
UN. 1866. ii
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COLORED-CO-OP.
EXCLUSIVE

Northwest Location
/, 2 and 3-Bedrm. Apis.
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDI-
ATE OcCUPANCY-1n lovely,
DOWN PAYMENT, AS LOW AS
$500 AND MO, PAYMENTS
FROM $T5, which includes
janitor service. taxes, ms,
etc. Call to inspect.
ST. 3440
EYES. AND SUN. 81. s976
or GE. 0727.
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HousEs-sALE-N.w. tcon..l

NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE and
Kennedy sts. n.v- delishtfuliy DIFF,
comfort. Cheerful. 24-ft. liv. I'm.
with firepl.. reception hall entrance.
psneled den with adjoining powder
ba bedfHs ain {! s tats sed twin Ei1 beds, ss .ns
aindoss VIZ Sssn' thToashou. nn o. % Kne.ty faSe piSe
heated rec. rm. and built-in bar.
Fully Handicapped; 150xlso-ft, lot.
inclosed with rustic cedar fence:
s B ss5sfe y.t ape s Fesdsa o
eel. shopping; a blk; from express
bus. 2 blks. from grade school, For
sale by OWNER. 26 Longfellov St.
ne; Open for inspection l e =
HALF 1ln' sLocK from 18th st; semi
baths; very large dining room and
living room: beautiful sun porch;
spacious kitchen: 4 nice bedrooms;
large besver-boarded gsrret (spsee
for two rooms); full basement with
toilet; oil heater: built-in Earage:
price S21 .oo0; exclusive. MALLLACE
For appointmsnt. cal Col. Henry
HOME WITH INCOME-very large
semidet. brk., converted into beau
tiful apts.: contains total IL rms.
3 baths. plus brisht English base
ment; entire property immaculate;
doof loea.ed ha lust o M Pleasant Ies
street; real buy at S1o.500. Ewes,
call AID. 4234. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
FERIN1IsH1ED-14-rm. brk.: 4 baths;
oil heat: 5 refErs.; good income.
1sso aS, EMERSON EsiIRs ST. N.w.-rhis new
Gated "a block east Of Georgia ave;
4 large bedrms. with baths; va
cant; owner must sell No reason
able offer refused. DAVID NIMErZ,
Re- 5o39; GE. 1895. Ill
lovely 1sha-tt; brick; 8 rms; inclosed
rage; S13.750; 18th and 1nsraham
sts. TO see now. phone GE. 24s9.
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500.
FIvE-UNIT APT. BLDG. completely
furn.; suitable for home and in
invested. Wei located near 18th
duced to SOC, 800, MOORE T. HILL
CO., 1872 18th st. NV. NE. 400.
Marietta Park; BY owner; win sac
rtfice for immediate sale as owner
is leaving city. Can be seen by
appt. Call GE. 6023. ii
ONE BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE.
on N st. Two houses for the price
of one, $4,000. Yearly income
$500 Both houses attached;
stone patio, studio-garage in rear.
Owner will sell separately-6-room
house, S19.750; 5-room house,
S16,750. Both houses have separate
furnaces. For appointment to see.
RoxANA B. DORIAN, AID. se12.
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4705 Blagden Terr. NV.
Just west Of 18th and Decatur sts.
NV. Beautiful detached 4-bedroom
and 2a-bath house: nicely furnished: !:
garage; vacant. Will not rent for
rooming house: rent, S240. Phone
". 7s17 for appointment to inspect
6975.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S II st NV
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
M ONE OF THE MOST DESIRED

IN ONE OF THE MOST DESIRED
overlooking park. Building is free
OF all incumberances and Is main
tained in the finest condition. Apt
has foyer hall, living room, den.
dining room pantry and kit; ,
bedrooms. 3 baths, maids room
and bath; master bedr9om ON I'M I'M
mediate possession. Nothing can
compare with this value in house
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 1884. 10
NAYLOR GARDENS-Open for in
spection / to s.: l and 2-bedroom
apis available. Lowest mo. charge
in D. c. Sales office in Admins
tration Bldg, 30 and Naylor I'd. Sc
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1873
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings. call GE.
1920 or TW. 119l.
IN TILDEN GARDENs-A small
apartment with l bedroom, living
room, dining room, kitchen and
bath; in excellent condition. Sub
stantial cash payment required. In
spection by appointment only. J.
NELSON HUGHES, OR. 6059. III
18th ST; NV and 2-bedroo1m
ments;i, Csll ,,ITIvI9 RI; I9l5 till ,, 2 pm >
FOR SALE - One-room efficiency
apartment, in good condition, NV;
section. Possession in 30 days. Call
Hobart $3.50, Ext. 500, between !
and pm. 161
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OPEN 2-5 DAILY
1901 Wyoming ave. n.w-Attrac. j.
rm. apt, kit and bath. Sl1,959
terms. RE. 1887 or DU. 4305.
HOME REALTY CO.
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DOG OWNERS. ATTENTION
bedroom ground-foor apartment,
of main highway. for sale by owner
Two miles to Pentagon; excellent
transportation and schools; pets and
children welcome; low down paw
ment, with easy monthly payments.
Immediate occupancy. Phone Jack
son s-5lSS. IL
DE LUKE EFFICIENCY in new, thor
ouehly modern blds; 20-ft. liv. rm..
full-size kitchen with SIT. refgr.;
park expousure. 1925 Ontario rd.
NV. ia blks north 18th and Co.
lumbia I'd.
OPEN SUN, 3 TILL 5
H. G. SMITHY CO.
S11 18th ST. NV. st. $500,
Ewes, WI. 1928 Ill
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TILDEN GARDENS

HOME REALTY COMPANY
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-3
1891 18th st. NV; beautifully fur
nished: Cali FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
CO., INC, sos H NV, Ma. O7l4,
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ARL., ALEX. VIC.
DELICATESSEN
STEANING AND DYING

Located in q very busy shopping area;
excel. equipment, ABC license own
er reports present gross exceeds
$1,000 wkly., $1,000 cash will han
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Seats 40; ABC license, booths and
counter service, doing very good bus
mess with wonderful possibilities TO
increase. Good equipment and excel.
location. $4,000 cash required. Call
Mr.. Caney.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes, ia. 4-1600
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cIIUdSUII NedILy %.
Fairfax 1896. Fairfax 1855. -

Liquor License Wanted
In Prince Georges County; Glass
"A" off-sale beer. wine and IL
quor license to transfer to my loca-
ton. All cash. Reply Box 2s7-K
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DELICATESSEN
BEER AND WINE

A real opportunity In nearby Viz
ginia-Store is s mos. old, business
increasing daily; beer sales alone,
200 cases a week; lge. parking area
Price, $4,000 plus stock: should
sell Immediately. Call Mr.. Brown,
with YEONAS REALTY CO., GL.
2100. OK. 1913. Ill
I0-UNIT MODERN TOURIST COURT
located on 3 routes of trafic, II
mi. D. c.; 5 rms. and bath, living
quarters, 3la acres, over 400 #. of
frontage:. situated on knoll sur
rounded by shade trees; golden op-
portunity for right party.
Pentagon Realty Co.
Fairfax 1896, Fairfax 1876. Ill
SHOPPING CENTER, 25 miles D. c.
Consists of grocery store now
leased. barber shop, billiard parlor
and one vacant store: also lge. apt.
overhead; can be purchased subject
to leases for $37,500.
Pentagon Realty Co.
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CAFE-GRILL,

Drive-in solvent plant with Hoffman
equipment in excel. cond.; good bust
ness, good lease. Rent sos per
mo-; price Of $4,000 incl. delivery
Evening star., 1950-06-10

Enjoy Freedom of Pine Woods
Four-bedroom 2-bath house at Lam
nam, Md; two screened porches; 20
minis. from downtown Washington
all city conveniences; Sl55 per
month OR. 5214, weekdays. STORY
e. CO. ME 41OO II
Evening star., 1950-06-10

1917 SHERIDAN ST. NV rooms,
2 baths, garage. club room. S135
per mo-. furnished from July 4 to
December 4th, 1850. See 10 to ~
Sunday morning; adults only. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV, DI. 3346. ill
NEAR 18th AND KENYON-Furn. A.
bedroom home; oil h.-wh.; good To-
cation Call EN- 1900. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY co. Ii
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
Social and
Rsrsona(

Mrs. Morton KOhn and daugh-
ter, Mitzi, Dayton, Ohio, are back
to settle permanently on S. Al
vernon with the arrival of their
furniture. Mitzi wants her
friends to know she's back.
Miss Yetta Steinberg, Brook
lyn, arrived Sunday to visit in
definitely with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Newman
edith Soloway), Beverly Hills,
spent Thanksgiving weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Soloway Mr.. Newman is
a LA attorney.
Mrs. VIM. Paretsky, Chicago,
and son, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Rose Slutsky, N. 7th., for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Karlin got
back last Saturday from ten
day motor trip up the coast to
San Francisco.
Mrs. Moe Wolf, E. Bruins, re-
turned home earlier in the week.
She spent two months with rela-
tives in New York.
Mrs. Sam Violin vacatiOned in
New York with her family for
five weeks. Is glad she got back
before the cold weather hit the
east.
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
We should mention that Mr..

We should mention that Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Schwartz Diana
Weiss) came from Los Angeles,
where they lived since their mar
riage last Spring, to make their
home here on Tucson Blvd. He
is associated with his father-in-
law at Fields jewelers..
The David SOhnS are back in
their home on E. 3rd.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben CheSin live now on E.
Glenn; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Les
sner have a Stratford DR.. address.
Fanny BerIant is back after
spending a long period in Ian
sing and living on E. 10Th. Says
she is happy to be back and to
have eluded the big storms.
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Steven

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Steven
and baby, Las Cruces, NM, spent
Thanksgiving wee k end with
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Finley. They were
so pleased with the climate that
they promised to return someday,
to stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. David GOldstein,
Norwich, Conn, are newcomers,
now at home on E. 7th. He
attends UA, majoring in market
ing.
Mrs. Sol GOldstein, Nashville,
prominent in the Jewish cultural
life there, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Sherman, E. 10th. Mrs.
Sherman is Mr.. Goldstein's sis
ter.