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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-12-15
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the
Ninth judicial District of t h e
State of Montana, in and for the
County Of Glacier.
Pomona Bostwick, Plaintiff
Against
John Franklin Bostwick, De-
PENDANT.
The State of Montana
To the Above Named Defend
ant. and to All Other Persons
Unknown: Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in h s
action which is filed in the Office
of the clerk of this court, and to
file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after
the service of this summons, ex-
elusive of the day of service: and
in case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will be
taken against you by default. for
the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
The action is brought to secure
a Decree of absolute divorce from
the defendant herein.
Witness My hand and the seal
of said Court t h s 7th day of
December, 1850.
James Gerard, Clerk.
Dan S. WEIGH. Cut Bank, Mon
tana, Attorney for Plaintiff.
court Seal Affixed)
First pub. Dec. s, 1850.
Last pub. Dec. 10, 1850.
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Tribal Group To
Washington
Reports Failure
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intendent jobs are fixed by the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Commissioner Myer admitted
that he had recommended a new
Blackfeet superintendent to Area
Director Fickinger some weeks
before Mr.. Fickinger discovered
that the Blackfeet nominees could
not meet the supposed require
ments by the Civil Service CON-
mission.
When the Blackfeet tried to
discuss the matter with Com
missioner Myer he announced
that the job had just been filled.
The announced appointee, Guy
Robertson, served under Dillon
Myer from 1912 to 1916, and was
in charge of 1000 prisoners of
Japanese descent at the Heart
Mountain Relocation Center in
Wyoming. He has had no expert
ence with the Indian Service or
with Indians or with the prob
lens of stock raising in Montana.
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Methodist Church

Rummage at the parish house
Saturday, 10 to IL a. m.
Church library will be open,
Saturday from 2 to 4 p. m.
Sunday sch ool Gas a. m.
Classes for all ages.
Morning Worship II a. m. Ser
mon by pastor.
Christmas program at Starr
School at 7 p. m.
Program at East Glacier Park,
Monday at 4 p. m.
Program at Babb, Tuesday at
4 p. m.
Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer
and Bible study.
There will be no religious edu-
cation class at Browning school
on Wednesday.
Edgar B. Smith, pastor.
Alta w. Nye, assistant.
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who put Asia first may well be
jolted into q wider view support
:in8, gaobsl resistance to aggress-
ion. Events can produce o t h e r
notifications to form a policy line
uniting all but the real isola-
tionists.
What common ground of policy
appears in sight? The broadcast
footing can be found in the gen.
eral desire to resist Communist
aggression wherever it strikes.
There also appears to be a ma
jority in both parties which re-
CARDS free Europe as t h e most
vital overseas position to h o | d.
This group will continue, we be-
lieve. to support both economic
and military aid although more
sharply demanding effective use
Of it.
There will be stronger press
ures from some Democrats for a
preventive war or at least about
action against China, including
bombing. But it is notable that
Republicans like Senator Wherry
who have charged the administra-
ton with weakness pull b a c k
from Senator Knowland's demand
for an ultimatum to China.
As emotions cool there should
be a wide degree of agreement
that such q course, however ap-
pealing. might play into Russian
hands almost as completely as
for the United States to try to
get along without allies. In the
same way we expect immediate
impotence with the United Ma
tons to give way to recognition
that Improvement of UN rather
than abandonment is America s
wiser course.
Here, it seems to US, remains a
broad area of foreign policy on
which a majority of Americans
can unite. OF course q want G
particularly military develop.
ments in Korea, will influence
the reshaping of policy now in
progress. Some adaptations of
method, some shifts in personnel
will be required, but essentials
will be retained. And the more
manifest the peril the more hope
that patriotism will override
partisanship and produce unity.
Christian Science Monitor.
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Assembly of God

Sunday morning, S u n d a y
School at 10.
Sunday morning worship at IL.
Sunday evening evangelistic
service at 8.
Mm-week prayer service Thurs
day at 8 p. m.-
All are welcome.
Rev. ROLAND A. Murphey,
aston.
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FINDING COMMON GROUND

The demand of t h e hour in
America is for closing ranks. One
hope is the search already under
way for a common ground of
foreign policy on which the great
majority within both parties can
agree.
The core of Republican opposi-
ton on Far Eastern policy has
been a desire for more active
measures against t h g Chinese
Communists. The administration,
finding it hard to make American
aid effective, took a more passive
line, hoping to avoid hostilities
and eventually to win the Chi
nese people away from the Krem-
lin.
In the light of events, open
minded men in boil schools
should be willing soberly to. reex-
anime their position. Certainly
some folk are now less eager to
fight China, while tn e hope of
Mao Tze-tung becoming another
Tito has b cen definitely post
poned. Such shifts should facili-
tate agreement.
Political timidity of the Demo-
Gratis h a repeatedly vitiated
policy in the Far East. Fear of
increasing charges of ''appeasing
communism" has prevented more
active effors to avoid friction with
China. The decision to bar the
way to Formosa was explained as
guarding the upply line to
Korea, but it was more accurate
ly-by this concession to the ad-
vocates of aid to Chang Kai-shek
guarding t h e administrations
political flank. U n d 9 r similar
pressures Washington left far too
much responsibility for profound
political decisions to a sing | e
military leader. Fear that any
check on General Macarthur
would cause a political eruption
OVERRIDE all else.
On their part, too many Re-
publicans have cramped Fa r
Eastern policy by irresponsible
and unfair cisicism. Something
more helpful t h a n charges of
selling out to Communists" is
demanded from them in III 8
crisis, even as more courage is
demanded of the Democrats. The
dangers of the hour should evoke
both Democrats mainly interest
ed in Europe a n d Republicans
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Army's FavOrite Cloth

Cotton is the ar,ny's favorite all.
climate CLOTH. It provides water
proof, wind-rcsistant outer garment
for wear in all climates. Layers of
cotton Undertaking can be added
or removed as the weather varies.
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Crows

Canadian veterinarians have re.
ported that crows may play a part
in spreading tuberculosis to chick.
ems.
Evening star., 1950-10-18

Just when you need them, A 81 N
brings you handsome topcoats at
terrific savings! They'll keep you
warm and comfortable on the coldest
days. Choice of greys, tans and her
ringbones. Regulars, shorts and
longs.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp Cont.

I454 MONROE ST. NV bedrms,
plus complete apt. in bsnt.; built
in gar; auto. heat; $225 mo. For
| further info. call J. GERALD LUS-
TINE, 412 18th st. NV, DI. 1905.
61s SOMERSET PL. N.W.-6 rooms,
l bath; full bsmt.; garage, semidet,; !;
near transp.. schools. Vacant. $l25
mo. Phone WI. .9400. lis
RooMSnHigh bridge near Bowie;
s!ss'rls SIS me- kit CO. madtsn 91Ss BATH oil MS hs't
S15o month. CECIL B. LUPToN.
oW; 1898; ewes. CHI, 2677. lis
fsalls Gaa sonysR ST. !Sssssl0n' nice for iR''
NORTH ARLINGToN-Available Jan.
!; modern brick home: living room.
dining room. kitchen. first-fioor bed
bssh sna np esh u 5Ms BEDROOMS and
s-BEDRM. HOusEeon nice corner
lot; oil h.-w h.; close to everything;
possession DEG: 20. 2422S North 9th Jh
se1s OLD BLADENsBuRG RD., Sill.
h;,w;b, {soaD; seS. JOHN ogiNN
Town STi pi' Of r 41i rA1RFAx-New Iis 5-sm.
caIl Fairfax 500. 1 '''V" @is
e-BEDRM. HOUSE on wooded lot; 10
min: to Pentagon; Bendix washer;
81 81 aeaEpRooM aehi SsS M HoGsas 81 a5S1 BATHS
schools. shopping. Transportation.
500 go bedrooms; near Pentagon.
sHWER aW EN- Spp9Nsc SSpppa91Ns ,...,s ~
8 bedrooms. 2 baths. garage; con-
yeniently located: s165. JU. 1861
400 s. s. WAYNE ST, Arl.. va, near
Pentagon-5-rm. brick. year lease.
$3.50 mo. mo. : mo. in advance. HU
ARLINGToN-lO-rm. brick. on bus
apts., frepl, screened porch; dble.
coTNTkfs ssGsEsi ss{G chus eH AREs asse No 40 AZ
3-bedrm.. full-bsmt. brick Colonial.
Immcd: occupancy, Lease to June !
only, $50 mo. AsK-Us9 REALTY
CO, OK. 1859.
SILVER SPRING. on buslines-Five
rooms. sleeping porch; 2 refined
furnished; no dogs. After 5, shep-
SEAT Pleasant, MD complete
apis. gar. oil heat; children ac-
eceepoted; 500 month. no utils. DI
MARYLAND PARK family house
g complete apts), children ac-
cepted. DI. 1921. -21
ARL., close in Woodlawn section
liv. rm., mod. kit. with dishwasher
and disposal, rec. room, attic stor-
age; garage; $l75 a month. Avail
able today
Arl.-Vacant. new bedrm.; fun
hsmt.. gas heat; S130 month.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor, GIL.
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APTs. UNFURN. Cont,

LORD CALVERT APTs.-4317 Ro-
walt Dr.. College Park, Md.-Two-
bedrm. apis. with full din. rm.,
spacious sliding door closets; adj
to u. Of Md; conv. to shopping
FREE RENT TO JAN. Beautiful
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit, bath; near bus
StfI stores: Theatre; Il. phone ayail,; o 20
1ss snd @ ST; ME- bedrms.. liv.
liy; rm., bedrm,, kit, pvt bath; 81 /
ABLY ps@ sS WhioUaHBY EmS REAL ks pYs Esfa4h Hah
Co, 500 Mass. ave. ne, AT. 7o43.
FREE RENT UNTIL JAN. 1-Takoma
Park, Md; SS2. 80. ,.utils. incl 8
storage. 6S05 Red Top Court. near
n H. ave. and East-West>hwy. SH.
,4th Ssl 80 Ipr sNhFpo1ntment; NFsR n.pv.v, vi
You viii ike f this An,H"D mod. new. AIRY airy
s44.5o. aD' EN- " soss Su'e' ne" pig oISE''
H-BEDRM. APT. in modern apt. bldg.
Lge. ,liv; rm., dinette. modern kit.
rINFI,RNiSuFn snd Rsth; Ss .p9pT2& 1o I;sss3 mls @
D, C. WEATHERsTRIP co, 4o3 sth
1-BEDRooM APT, s71.75: 2-bed-
room apt; Ss3.25; ali util: incl. Dis
eSsd eSR5cN MAFfE FGTs ST. APIS % bedSms bs.s55o
S fn ut dipatte' nett dE ki5 d4s7 ana BATH BATH
5l0o Defense hwy. Bladensbars nstHfs
cent eener eGn bus sf op 5'hoeS at d6o and wA sh0gpR ss
CHOICE, LARGE, BRIGHT 1-bedrm.
apt, $50; Arlington, near Wash:
sboppI5g sna PIsntasGn adts exest tg9H trsnsp and
500 ST.. Seat Pleasant-3 rooms,
lights, gas furnished; 2 small chill
LIKE kfn NEW NfESSepsea ss y44 eony tranf msnn Is.
Sc, Lily. rm., bedrm.. kit. dinette
REALTY CO.. l121 Fla. ne. TR.
saos NJ ST. NE. Apt. 1-Living
bath; S6l, so, Including utilities; key
IN Apt. 4 WALKER 8 DUNLOP.
NEW BLDG, f.G 10 10 mi Minis, D Union station static
bath, S65; pvt front and rear en-
toa;o ttrs; "a block bus and stores. AL.
LARGE APARTMENT development in
nearby Virginia. One and two
bedroom apartments. Rent $50
and S92.50. including all utilities. |
See resident manager, 1915 N Ode
St. Arlington, Va; CHI. 1870 or
B r. SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV.
ssS5 S sT: SEE bedrms., liv. WI Tm..
ksit5;o dinette, bath; s65. Cali after
&,BEDRM. APT, heat and hot water
incl; S71.25 per mo. Avail Dec. 80. |
Apply, 1856 Hillside I'd. Sc, Apt. i
ARLfSGToS&sFsSl;n r. fsli y, 3sss; or urtuIn m2G o.
eeptionai s-bedrm. i n 6upieR: RRiufn on s3s sxs
line. 3 min. Pentagon firepl.; ga
rage; screened porch; bsmt.: attic
storage. CHI 1853. 80
LARGE APARTMENT development
in nearby Virginia. One and two
bedroom apartments. Rent S72
4447 or B. F. SAUL CO. ee5 18th
MCLEAN, VA.-Elm ave. and Oak
Ridge rd;; 8 blocks from business
section; 2-6edrm. unfurn. apt. Call
$3.50 AND uP-I bedroom and livo
ing, room, kit, bath; near Fl. Myer
and Pentagon; Call EN- 567s.-22
apt; S95; 80 per. month. including
utilities, In de luxe apt. develop
manager. Isl 81. Os 1865. inspect, els saN
THAT'S THE LOCATION
Center OF town on hill-15th and
Euclid st. only one I-bedrm. apt.
left; S1l650 month; air-cond.:
mediate OCCUPANCY Also garage.
HILLTOP HOUSE, HU. 340S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BETHESDA, near Nat. Institute Of
Health; g rooms, bath, porch, ga
rage, full basement. large lot; Sl9,-
500 terms. R. BATES WARREN,
CHEVY 3Hi Z q; CHASE. D. c.-Detaehea c@s2
on an excellent corner lot in a most
convenient section. Oil h.w.h.. porch.
gear garage, nicely Handicapped lot;
under $4,000. To inspect call OR.
004S till 9 pm. REALTY BROKERS.
cHEvY iHE os2s CHASE. sfnni p. avg; c.-1mmaculste
cose to att scRoeis. ROSE home and
transp; Lge. liv. rm.. dining rm.,
eeseeptti9nsy esee tic ge FL ao o
es SD 5Gs ooas iii Dm r. REAPfY inspfs
caEVY CHASE. % b. Soos c. s1s. $3.50 .sboasrick ase
row, large rooms, Ia baths; ga
rsge' Er6 nSaE Conn; m ave-; yS;, resi value
q; ave- a. nw. VEN En-. foi isso. INC '0o4 Conn
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-New Offering
Chevy Chase Club. First floor has
living. Lying room. dining room; de luxe
porch; End floor. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths: bsmt. has recreation room;
garage; gas heat. Priced at SEQ
$50. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn.
ave. II. W. EN-. la-9V-
CHEvY CHASE. d. Can imposing
home on lge. corner lot, newly redec.
with an interesting ana unusual
1st. f.. that features step-up den
with firepl.; = sun rms, :; nedrms.
and and n9Tssry naG0 ynt,, THos PHI PHILLdPs LIPS
MT rI PLEAsANT !T. ~, area IL, homIe. ne a,stoTy
rooms or apt: oil h.-w.h. det. gar;
reasonable terms. Call IA. 1854 10.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE--Detache d
a4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home. only
hall, liv; rm. with firepl,, din. rln.,
equipped kitchen. den and powder
rm. all bedrms. nice size; vacant.
Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
UPPER PETWORTR-Onlv 1850.
Attractive terms, immaculate 3-bed-
Tm brick home, recr. rm:. gas h.w:h
eee Geeags Yard Tsat RA sos s6s sa5 peFehsf
A GRACIOUS BRICK HOME of Eng
lish architecture with many inter-
estsns features; there is an ex--
ceptionally large living room and
wood burning fireplaces, den with
fireplace. large picture windo~, pine
paneled recr. rm. and 3 other gen
erous-size bedrms., "A baths. For
further information. call THOS. l..
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 till 8 IN.
6.5 cath ST. N.w.-Also house or
back of lot. Owner must sell. Good
investment. Ewes, WO. 1912 or 81
$500; days. ME. 2025. -21
4OI. 14th ST. N.W.-Nice home with
income. Sale by owner, S-rm. brick
arranged as two apts.; full base
Rsnt' Rs ,ga7 gas heat conV' to everything hs
81 800 CASH will handle this semi
det. brick sos Decatur st. NV:
rms, bath. oil heat. . inclosed
porcbes. LOUIS RUDDFN. F<. 5707.
2O13 ii ST. NV, across from G. w
U.-Brick, 40' front. 10 rooms. base
ment and 3 stories; 2-story garage
on wide alley. Price, $4,000; first
trust $4,000: or will exchange for
home or duplex in GEORGETOWN. Write
A. G. KUHN. above address. 49,
DREAM HOUSE SPECIAL
Setting snug as bug on a quiet
street, is the cutest little 5-room
detach brick home in Washington
1t Is only $13.750. The location
is secret. Shown by appointment
only. Call Miss Watwood. DU. 010S
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 s14th St. NV. DI. 3346
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
LARGE APARTMENT

22O1 K ST. N.W.-S15O
4 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. din. rm.,
2 baths. heat and hot water. II
too large, rent rooms.
DAVID E. BARRY CO.
ME. 2025; Ewes, ia. 9279.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
GOODACRE APIS

New fireproof / and 2-bedrm. apis. :
spacious rooms and closets, parauet
fan, FAM storage % laundries; 8 si, shoppnis t;
centerS, theater, . buslines; ! bed
room, $50; 2 bedrooms, S97 80:
utils. incl. once on premises. Open
daily, $3.50; Sun. 12-5:5O 1919
Piney Branch rd.. Silver Spring. Md
ST. 711l
Evening star., 1950-12-18
OPEN TUESDAY,
6:3O-9.OO PM,

HILLCREST AREA
1880 NASH ST S.E.-Det. brick
bungalow on a lovely lot; 1st floor
has liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
bath; 3 bedrms. and bath on end
floor; full bsmt. with fireplace; gas
heat: "a yrs. old. Terms. Ewes.
VI 3911 n1,1Ir,unv pr.1 rsr.7r m
5000 BLOCK ALA. AVE.
giant. detached brick. mr.. Fairfax
Village; a beautiful modern home
and income: each apt. has 8 large
rms, tile bath with shower, equip.
kit; finished bsmt. with "a bath;
large ievel lot; very COW. to schools,
transp. and shops. Mrs. Cox. VI.
s136. ATLAS REALTY, ST. 1888.
Evening star., 1950-12-18
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED

MOD. HOME, Q bedr4ns.. 6207 Queens
Chapel rd., Hyattsville. See Mrs.
kennedy, 69o5 queens Chapel rd..
YEAR OLD 5-RM. BRICK bungalow,
off Lee blvd. nr. Falls Church, 20
porch. Large yard. 2 blks. from bus.
Immediate occupancy. $l25 month.
BEVERLY HILLs-New. 3-bedroom
hSaSe hSssbe large n aa 9 PSone aeaf IL $55e s6s
SILVER fiEsf z SPRING. bedrooms, 1A
baths; brick home; splendid loc;;
conv. to shopping, transp.; Sl65
ARIlNGToN@Sybedrm. RIi 9G SI9sSI house e1s With
SI22. SO per month. GIL. 625I. is
ARLINGTON, COOS, No. 18th st,-Air-
cond,., det. brick: attached gar;
10 min. to Pentasen: 3-8 mos o! o,
lSPseF other time. open cali Sa5su1 oW. osa! An'
bungalow, with 2 bedrms. in a
community convenient to schools.
stores and transportation. Avail
able Jan srd ONLY Only sl1P 81, mo NO ess9 Ter
! ROOMS, 1 BATH, full basement;
gas heat; good condition. st. at
Kelley & BRANNER. sun. RA,
| 1902 Mon. DI. 7740. is
JEFFERSON VILLAGE-5-rm. bunga.
low, avail. Jan. l. Falls Church
BSnSSsSSALow-a ING bedrms., lge. liv. tg rm.
2 baths, auto. oil heat; on beautiful
estate, 20 min. from downtown
| Washineton by auto. Phone MARI
boro 3541, -lS
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

2-BEDRM.. 3 yrs. old. - blk. transp
and shopping, near Boiling, over So
Capitol Bridge; S9,l00. 10. 3-4212
NAYLOR GARDENS, 30th and Nsylor
rd. s.e.-Just hsted-one nicely To-
Gated 1-bedrm. apt, immed. posses
sion; will redecorate Total price
So $50 terms Also 2-bedrm. unit on
2nd floor. wonderful view. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000: evenings.
OR. 5161 or ivy. 1871
Evening star., 1950-12-18
MAKE $500 A WEEK
IN YOUR SPARE TIME

You can double your weekly pay
check. No selling or experience
necessary. We set you UP in bust
ness. All you do is service route Of
new De Luxe coin operated legal
merchandising machines in choice
secure. Only few easy hours
necessary to earn S75 every week.
Rich territories in Washington area
now open to honest. reliable parties
with GOOD references. Immediate cash
investment of $4,000 required for
equipment. Your money secured By
pared to invest now, don't answer.
Write US today about yourself. Give
phone number for local interview
with our factory representative. BOX
97-J Star. lSs
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WOMAN TO SHARE small house in
GEORGETOWN; own bedrm. NO. 6094.
RAMBLER to share with refined lady
or cple. willing furnish meals for
career woman owner. Mr.. Arl Hall.
OW 1898. IL
REFINED LADY and teen-aged
daughter wish to share their lovely,
new home in an exclusive, restricted
Chevy Chase neighborhood with a
couple or a couple with one or two
school-age daughters. 1925 per
mo includes all utilities, garage,
everything except. food and personal
Box 222-H. Star. 10
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COLORED-I9OO 3rd ST. N.W.-Liv
rm.. bedrm., kit. and bath, 4th floor
AID JUSTINE. AZ 9TH st. NV
DI. 5995. is
COLORED--MODEL APT; Q rms.
kit. tile bath (shower); h.-wh.; util
furnished; employed couple; $50 mo
Box l34-J, Star.
COLORED-BRYAN ST. NV
rms. kit. and bath for empl cple
all utils. incl. Ii. 4-0546. is
COLORED-I2O4 EUCLID ST. NV
First floor; rms, kit. and bath: all
utils furn.; S115. Apply GUY
TIMER. 1929 l1th st. NV
Evening star., 1950-12-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE business and fur.
niture for sale: downtown location.
seller states S515 per mo. gross In
come; rent. S225; 5-year lease; oil
a full house. Selling price. $4,000
all cash. Call RUSSELL r. BAR
RETT RE. 47S7. 49,
RESTAURANT with liquor. 75T
drinks: same owner 10 years; cor
$1,000 weekly business; half OF what
1t should do. When owner managed
did $4,000 weekly for years. Suit
able for partners, large apt. above.
s5SqS2 so9 io4H VII sssF handle to right people
BUsINEssEsSFree lists. with in.
formation, will be sent to you OF
many businesses we offer for sale;
good income: low PRICES. Call A.
DISSIN g. CO, Business Brokers.
DU. 0465. Open Sun, 11:30-2::30.
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS ONCE. with
apt; Of 5 rms. above once. located
IN Hyattsville. for sale; priced S15,-
735ooo c; H. PEARGE; .sG;e Realtor. WA.
pENSsYLvANIMAA lss fSSi a. AVE. 1I9S s.E.-Larrsest
Owner quotes $4,000 per wk., mostly
bar business: rent, $235 per mo. for
entire bldg. with income from end
hr. apis; open 7 days, finest Of
equip. Will meet all health and fire
regulations. Only qualified principals
With sr6stsnt,al .r6dstT cash need apply.
NV. RE 6371. 10
BAR AND GRILL with apt. above; 436
I st. NV, next to Center Market;
fully equipped, ready to roll; 9
toilets; busy spot for white or col
Soyty 9ssd tive moline w5s soss s eass aod .p rent
vEsErIaN 1ssf sF BLIND En BUSINESS ss6 for Sale
well established. Unique opportunity.
oPToMETR1sTMAttrac. Pr IR Ssar offer for Sg' H.
censed man in Md; guarantee 81 30
weekly; partnership to right party.
This Is permanent position; loc.
in lge. Wash. sub. Employees know of
Apnv th3 al ID All to replies pde sF sendsnsia s1s
RESTAURANT AND BAR. we'll
equipped and long lease; Prince
Georges LIQUOR license. Seats 100,
large dance floor; perfect location;
to sell Immediately Contact F. P.
PEoPL Es, daily II till 4, johnson
RESTAURANT. seats 165; long es-
tablisshed corner. loc,s Alex. Large
business and wartime gold mine.
TON g. SCHREINER. INC. AL. 1899.
-Ov. sly; ewes, TIE. 416S. -19
LAUNDRY AGENCIES WANTED
Modern hand laundry; reasonable
prices; good commission. VI. 1900.
GIFT SHOP in live Virginia shopping
center, handling broad line gifts,
Hallmark greeting cards, jewelry,
toys, records. stationery. pictures,
ETC.; $3.50 rent OV. $3.50. 49,
PAUL'S CLEANERS, INC: now in
position to accept wholesale ac-
counts. WA. 2436. MR.. RALPH.
LAUNDRY SHOP. 80 14th st. is Sc;
s9Gs5 corner store $40 per mo. RAY
HOME AND INCOME, prop. and furn
T lovely rms; full bsmt., gas heat;
hardwood floors; insulated. Down
payment. So, 900. Immed possession
OWENS REALTY. ME. O4S6.
BEAUTY SCHOOL for sale by
owner. Best downtown location.
Box 130-J. Star. 19'
LF-SERVICE MARKET, NE. -
| Colored trade. no competition. love-
| ly setup, $50 monthly rental, 81 300
wkly. bus, no beer, $4,000 complete,
| $4 900 down. w. H. SIMONS. EX
Evening star., 1950-12-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

FAIRLAWN vILLAGE-1SOO blk. 7
st. Semidetached brick; rms, ana
mum awnings and comb. storm
SaEsnss SinaSw' IKE f ssnt 9zsr stbRG d9Sn Ne
Ii II L CREST = Beautiful detached
brick in heart of Hillcrest; 10 rms.
baths; fireplaces, full bsmt;;
ss EAST pofh RhALTY fse co seSe 1911 81 Sa ave
saTpLEY TERRXcE-s1,5oo es down.
Nice NJ, semidstachsd brick !. home; has
ssulm Dah full WndsWs Bs% fss psce heat asv
SOUTHEAST REALTY Co, 1911
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000. -19 =.
HOME AM AMP IN INCOME: NE. nr: ,, sth and
IDEAL aRr0i for roomns o hse Seuse e''f n1me Tms
3 baths; good. income possibilities.
FAST REALTX AL51oo CO. 1s11 Pa. ave
hsss VERY IN afss Rfs fisss: HssSs:
ise. Kit. . bedrms. and bath, ex-
Z pandable attic, oil heat; level lot
7oxlaS. price only roS oSSs'5ooG; dow down
Sc. Ii. $4,000. -19
NR. BARNEY CIRCLE-Lge, semi
detached brick home, L blk. from
Barney Circle. 6 rms. and bath
with 2-rm. apt. in bsmt.; oil heat;
front porch; reas. priced. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO.. 1911 Pa. ave.
1910 A ST. S.E.-Beautifu bun
brick, g rms. and bath; conv. to
everything. Particular owner oc-
cupied and kept in excellent con-
dition throughout; h.-w.h, oil;
separate garage: long lot to a paved
alley. Priced to sell quickly. 3d.
600. Open Sunday 1850 pm,
other days by appointment. Ewes
call Mr.. Hayden, Ii. 3-47a0. A. H,
BACAS. Realtor AID. S4S4. 10
2-FAMILY DUPLEX
Valley st. Se.-Move right in. This
completely furnished brick. owner
quotes income from apt. 500 per
mo-; full bsmt., gas h.-w.h: To see
call Mr.. Jones. cox & CO.. RE.
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