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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
PUBLIC SALE!

ilr unatis Signed Nlll srll Ht Public
Sale af hls Residence Ou railroad Ave-
hAs iu erldsepille. Delaware oppos
siif railroad station on
SATURDAY. JiLY 18TH. 1850
Az 900 O'CLOCK a. a.
tllr following
LARGG BOOMING AND
APARTMENT HOUSE
iipuss coualsta of seven apartments.
feptue tof fouHeif. ull furniture
Haef hIih place rheept mB apartment
leafkF kHfaEt Reason fur selling ou
account AZ mB blte's htHlth H0uno
in epfi aflon ns8rlY fully occupied
tkfMh k3# on dng 0f sulr and
balance Hlihlu thirty daya
HARLEY ~ WATKINS
Aurilnisff john DickstaOu. q. so SAP
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
FRANKFORD

fHaas morning 8 tO az O'Clock
session N bring AZ CLOSE fhe
asa1 leEm of fae Dnion Vacation
aible acaao q faf John Al Clay
lau aeaae 49, enthusiastic 4ae-
ul efaleiu loI ille opn0nun-
- alo lfFlese gf horhnR hlih
fse laEHe HfaHp ~ Interested pa
Htaaf ietetfe habe cooper
at - lale isaflealy to file pro-
afaats aBfn Others afe cor
alel Hsllee Az 1881 f4e school
fEaag mofulnf ao 0bseFte fhe
assH ans F0u spare
aeHf eH ff.e=y nornlaf a. ahON
afaeIafle. Az fmf noble
a
ae Mff Esefeff Gfag aud
aaaFsssf lrhtllIf auo kdna. and
tst ftialifHaH ~ Ge0fReiOWn.
Haf ~ haiHmaIf on sunday
ae sAsiaeg aI abo Mf william
tfaa aae hes auo MFs Lester
aee ~ nasaHe $50
aaa Hn Harleg K L0nf afe
fsktf.s .sltlHf Hsef Rfanddaughler
aae HHnaaHl f auo Mff Calvin
tlHsa ~ far Lauaerdalf. FLOR
lae 1isf EeaHf aeoplf afe on va
Helf aHG Nlll FIsa among
~ lsHfai 8eIahaff f0lks
49, aHo M Leroy Lazlef mo-
fefea ~ aouas aHo JaMs Az Va
49, eaturoag aeeompanled by their
aeFlbaI 81 aud Mrf Milb0ufne
aHray keIufnIHf on Sunday the
aEarle' bHoueiH home wifh them,
f l.uzlerf mofher Nff Ethel
l.aneaerr5 Hho Niil remain here
aal 80 IaellnIlf Flsli Wlft hFf young
sesple 81 fuIs afea
Mr aHa Af Lrnue Meafs are
Iilr Bfaal HaIeuls 0f baby slrl
taIale kay b8rH m the beebr
aeapllaI q lsehes on junf l5
1he loeai soy Scout lr00p en-
8esea s aeeszsud eampofef ai San
~ Lending 0n 6nnoay evening
taeE aeIf addressed by fAe heg
sIaHlas amIt pastor W flle
ffauaoua aec Ocean hlfh Ffes
DFleIaau 1hHfehes
fhe Alaaea keItt l4ou 1luRle,
Iaseasa hHn hHason auG Mafy
aleAeaI hakHs sBenI lasi heek at
fhe feaIHaula Conference Camp
1oI elhodls feHfh on ihe Chea
49, akff 3 leHffeYille Md
seEa loeal chsiQtsu bafucl
Hatec AZ ftle ialea faoN sponsor
81 ~ fae eafmFa. q MiiIsbOr0 0u
"Wednesday etealnf annF Fl a
aife HEae nas NoH ~ Mias Fhyiils
faukal aaHehlef al MT aud
hoser ffankAH JuaHb
~ ana saae lae aaofaDle g
E EHH eaaEafeih 0i hlf aHa Mff
ti.aflee tiss heie ahafaed aec-
ttsn lisaat
Ha aaAs hHEllafg society
aee i tesHtaf HHsHfIly covered
nta lNHeseaN al cas- aainf ~ Mf
aG M selH 88nelf 90, ou
aesaa Hae NHal bHsiHeaf meei
"a f heassn haf conducted
iealeea Nf 1opp M
h foilsRHe Mhc tils aaein-
8aa Mef elaaho Hhll illf
atnAf aaseAHk
aIk progressing 500 tlie
~ e ~ helq lH tlr pae
Hat aaafab aik hi bahe
a - l m aH Eainf
aH eahaefee ~ fif ahE
fHf eseH blaf falf ln ~
asa attafiHnIis go B8H a. help
~ aa gaufaef almuifaH.
BaH Htfff
asa $685. tisrbef a 1fufh
aHo aifIs ssH kf motor.
fa aseftanf isa $50 fpruf
HAsa anlG nlfi fhfir fafhff
8aau1 t.aa LeHF af fhf hume
f auuI hlff Hepp M Heath
aa efsHlnf services are be-
alHeauflHneo temporarily iu
tls Hranklorg Meihodisi Chureb.
anG alfH hoianG a FarsOns
aHo aif aau k1ole ffam llsemer'f s
kae eiseuf feW oays recently
NH flflr efanoUafenfe. 49, and
r atahr F faFa0us
huHf enzy aez "a l1le mrl OBJ
aeaea to bene puf a. bed 0ne
ulshI 80 krf mother said "IAf
lfle cHickeae alMags ~ i0 bed
Nlfi the aHu "fef Mummy was
lae chilo feply bui fhe ODD heu
alhaBf soes Hifh fheui
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
sATIRnAY. July Ial. 1880

We viii oAposc to sale, hy way or
Iuhlir Auction, ou
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
EXECUTORS SALE
"
Household Goods

MiN ouer Ht Public Sale al the
bone of the tate Mollle ID Coates
eu Market Street lifldRevillr Dela
MaTt, ou
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

The undersigned viii offer at Public
Auction at the residence OF the late
Mrs. II, v Lyons, l09 Savannah Road
LeWcS, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, JULY Sth, 1850
AT 1900 O'CLOCK A. N.
d, S. +.
The following Personal Property:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OVerstuffed sofa and chair. Governor
winthrop desk, wing chair, two round
tilt-top tables, inlaid half-mOOn card
table, mahogany bookcase, mahogany
sofa, 3 BroadlOOm rugs, chests, Cher
ry bedroom suite, dining table and SER
wing table, mahogany bedroom furni-
ture consisting of twin beds, bureau,
dressing table and mirror, several odd
chairs and small tables, mahogany
bureau, banjo clock, mahogany bed and
bureau, kitchen utensils, electrical ap-
pliOnCes, Frigidaire, gas stove, porch
chairs, , radios, lawn mower and gar
den tools
Also the following
ANTIQUES
Spool turned table, walnut cane rock
ar, mahogany fiddle back chair, ma
hogany turned leg card table, maple
rush-Se0t chair, walnut seat chairs,
carved hall chair. walnut square leg
stands, mahogany sidebOard, 2 mirrors,
walnut cane seat arm chair, odd lamps,
glassware and china; vases and brio
u-hrNC.
TERMS: CASH.
SARA n. CHAMBERS
RUTH CHAMBERS STEWART
ADELE CHAMBERS
AuotiOnsers DicksrsOn Bros. 6-23-3t
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
PUBLIC SALE!

! win offer for sale az my farm.
known Aa the Ira Walls farm, about
Two miles from DWWhrldge, near West
llilh about ak miles east of Milton
tIutn right urst dirt road south side
OF Dmwhrldgel, on
SATURDAY, JULY lst, 1850
AT 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
RAIN OR SHINE
The following,
LIVESTOCK
one Gentle Horse
one Mother Hog and Two Shoats
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Harness, two i-horso wagons, /
rack walking plow, cultlVatOrs, corn
shelter, horse rake, seed drag, / lawn
mower sausage grinder lard
pfese, hog killing pots, lot stone
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three. piece living room suite, one
dining room suite, 2 bedroom suites
ana bedding, ] Singer sewing machine,
J minnesota sowing machine, | library
Mhle, several stands, chest, wash
bowls and pitchers, rockers, several
sets chairs, = Administer rugs, 2 y -;
hholeUm rug, seVemF throw rugs, 9
hAll runners, lamps, J organ and stool,
! NletrOR and records, radio clocks,
mirrors, Curtaina, and window shades,
plpturpA, antiques, I day he'd kitchen
cabinet, cupboard, canned fruit, meat,
lhrd, glAaa jars, dishes aud cooking
utenHlla, ailVorWNre, Majestic range,
large wood heater tables, Many other
thlhgA too numerous 10 mention,
TERMS; CASH,
REAL ESTATE
AZ glOO, o'clock y, M the farm viii
he offered for anle, b2 acres, more or
leHa, y room house, garage, barn and
numerous Outhulldlnga,
TERMS 90 be announced by auction
cor day of sale,
JOHN e, CLIFTON
q, w. fFeuss, AuetioneeF Bs23.2lp
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Webb Says Russians
Oppose Free Austria
BY the Assoeioted Press

Undersecretary of State Webb
said yesterday that Austrian free
dom and independence "are the
last thing the Soviet Union de-
sires."
Mr.. Webb made this comment
In a statement issued at a news
conference. He said Russia's de-
mand that Trieste be information
allied before an Austrian treaty
is written proves Moscow will go
to any extreme to think up excuses
to void this result" (the treaty
completion).
He traced the history of Russian
Excuses" for delaying the treaty
and then said:
Now the excuse has been
stretched further afield, to Trieste
No one can be deceived by such
tactics or the purpose they hide
to delay the fulfillment of "a
solemn international commitment
toward the people OF Austria"
He recalled that Russia first
delayed the treaty by bringing up
the German assets problem which
was finally solved in 1s49. Then,
he said, came their demand that
Austria pay for services and
supplies provided by the Russians
during the early stages of the war.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
1923 Million Asked by Distrctto Expand Water System

begin in the fiscal year 1861 and
would be completed by or before
the end Of fiscal year 1880. All
repayments would be made from
the water fund.
The urgently needed expansion
Of the system. the Commissioners
said constitutes the principal
financial problem remaining to
the Government of the District
for solution at this time"
Evening star., 1950-05-12
House Schedules Action
On Parkway Southern Link

The House has scheduled for
action next Monday the bill to
complete the s<.thern link of
the Washington Baltimore Park
way.
Reported by the House Public
Works Committee and sent to the
House floor by its Rules Commit
tee. the measure calls for con-
struction of the parkway from
Washington to a point near Fort
Meade. At that place. the big
artery will be joined by the north
ern section, now under construc-
ton by Maryland.
Evening star., 1950-05-12

purpose has been discussed infor-
mally in recent months.
The plan provides that the
United States. instead of paying to
the District 81 million each fiscal
year for the water used by the Fed
eral establishments here. should
pay for the actual water used.
During l949. the Commissioners
said the actual value of water con-
sumed by the Federal Government
agencies here was S1.250.000.
The proposed bill provides that.
if the new plan for water payment
is approved, the present 81 million
Federal payment for water used
should be subtracted from the
lump sum of $12 million annually
turned over to the city government
by the United States for city costs.
No new increase in water rates
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Ak SIoyins Results
In l8-Yeor Sentence
ey me Assceia.es Press

CENTREvILLE. Nd. May IA
Harry Watkins. 81. faces a maxi
mum Of ls years in prison today
for the ak Staying Of a 74-year-
old Willoughby storekeeper.
Watkins. who is colored. was
found guilty of second degree
murder yesterday by a Queen
Annes County Circuit Court jury.
Sentencing was withheld pending
outcome of the trial Of four others
on similar counts.
Winchester Smith was found
dead in his general store March
IS. His head had been Dashed In
with an ak. A wad of bills which
Mr.. Smith usually carried was
missing.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Home Show 10 Open
To-Day Run Tonight;
Mishaps Irk Officials

The fourth annual Washington
Home Show opens tonight at tbs
o'clock in the National Guard
Armory for a Today run.
Mrs. Clarke Daniel, wife of the
president of the Home Builders
Associationof Metropolitan WASH
ington. the show sponsor, will cut
a ribbon at the armory entrance
to launch the show.
Show officials were plagued
yesterday with a series of Incl
dents which gave few headaches.
A trash fire was discovered be-
fore 1t had made any headway.
Electric current was cut off, but
restored when Armory Manager
Arthur j. Dutch) Bergman sup
piled additional cables.
Haiti Withdraws Booth.
Show Director James w. Pear
son was informed by Haitian Am
bassador Joseph D. Charles that
Haiti was withdrawing its booth
OCNddoC 1IIIDooDy 1uIlOo lldO UCCIl
frozen as the result of the mill
tary coup in Haiti.
Just when 1t appeared that the
show would be without it's first
foreign exhibitor, Mr.. Pearson
heard from the Israeli Embassy.
The Embassy reported it had
reconsidered its earlier decision
not to enter the exposition.
Show officials also reported some
difficulties in exhibitors setting up
their booths because of the rail-
road strike.
Two to Be Introduced.
The opening ceremony. to be
broadcast, will include introduc-
ton of Thomas P. Coogan, pres
ident Of the National Association
Of Home Builders, and Clyde K.
Verkerke, chairman of the Show
Committee.
Gloria Swanson, movie star, will
officiate at a drawing at $50
o'clock for a new automobile.
Three cars and hundreds of other
prizes will be given away during
the course of the show.
Evening star., 1950-05-12

The District commissioners have
asked Congress for authority to
borrow s23 million over a 10-year
period for expansion of the city
water system.
The proposal, sent in the form
of a letter and a suggested bill,
went to the Speaker of the House
and was referred to the House Dis
trict Committee.
Designed to carry out a long
range program. which has been
ur der study for years. the plan
calls for repayment of the loan
with interest "at rates to be de-
termined by the Secretary of the
Treasury"
The idea Of loan from the
Treasury to the District for this
Evening star., 1950-05-12

would be needed. however. the
Commissioners explained.
Congress was told of the urgent
need for expansion of the city
water system as far back as 1916,
when a report outlining many de-
tails was submitted by the Dis
trict Commissioners and the Army
Engineers.
The new construction required,
they predicted. would cost about
$23 million in excess of available
water system income. After 1860,
they estimated, all further expan-
sion could be met entirely from
current earnings.
The bill would provide that the
loans, must be authorized specif-
ically by Congress each year. Re-
payment, including interest, would
Evening star., 1950-05-12
.2SaiIors Held by Reds
1oArrive in Hong Konq

Two Navy enlisted men held by
the Chinese Communists for mors
than q year are scheduled TO ar
rive at Hong Kong May ls. Navy
officials said today.
They are Master Sergt. Elmer
c. Bender Of Chicago and Chief
Construction Electricians Mate
William c. Smith Of Long Beach,
Calf.
The pair will be fiown by Navy
aircraft to Pearl Harbor for
physical examinations and then
fiown to San Francisco. where
they will be given orders to so to
their homes.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Bull TrompIes Wotchmon

ELIZABETH. N. j.. May IL up.
A 65-year-old night watchman
at an Elizabeth slaughter house
was found trampled to death last
night in a pen occupied by a
l 800 pound bull.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

by Va, best offer. or will consider
selling equipment. Box 2s1-v. Star
DELICATEssEN with soda fountain,
fast growing Falls Church area. New
fixtures; doing over 81 200 wkly.
ia EA appontssHs lss5 SssTsen owsRs aRs IL
oPPoRTfUNiTY TO BUY going whole
sale brake and clutch business for
only cost of inventory, machinery;
disc discount Rax f9F aoe1 cash stsy Owner lesyns
VALET Ssh sHoP isoE doing s'sa Excellent Susi-
ness. good location; owner must
sell Make an offer. DU. 9273, or
Fok "a: s1GH CLUB. RESTAURANT, boat boating
s Tafpe e. II srospd 5spars beant %as
front next to Corinthian Yacht Club.
CAN Mr. VINN1cK' 1404 L st. nv.
wouLD Ea5 io'1i like TO BUY from own owner,
ass5paslea ssav sEsa Strictly ' eoaiidsnfis5 5o
Lu9BER IsgIx s'fEi foR sALE-pine. IS hard
sash, doors, moidings. etc: whole
iss WonTH faF EGMSRK LII SR1g s19ERs P9kI wENG F
MOTOR COURT SITE AND REsTAU-
Rants acres, overlooking the
Potomac at intersection of U: s.
Is fRe the eaf ony new svaabs saey motSf aS dhs
with JOHN HILL CARTER, JR,
Realtors 917 Prince St., Alex,, Va.
A. eIgS 3y sIlsiNIgs 1881 "a es74
sales ana service; Will sen fer cost
PRIVATE PARTY viii buy or lease
suitable rooming house or apts
dssh sss sT@i Ny HG
Dry Y cLEAS III SS n AGENcY UGi eaye in sil1er
Spring business district; selling for
stock and fixtures only. No good
DRY Ky askfa cIEANfNe III e012 AND LAUNDRY
store for sale. Good downtown loca-
Zoo. ga Can ME Me. s245.s s"'in'e iof
CENTRAL , AVE; AT DAVIDSON
n t0eerp a1ssoN. saessl0Di D1. Y h4ssf ssFe ground
RESTAURANT with soda fountain.
cabins. acre. of ground, on cross
roads OF main highway between
yen 1sgSS S ''s TO ssl H.
HIGHWAY NO. 3O1 with 310-ft
frontage, Al acres Of level ground;
building 80 by 32.- Zoned CONNER
cial. M c. GIBSON. DU. 4271.
MAYO RD.-Beer tavern, grocery
and meats; living quarters: fine
location; we'll equipped. Approx. la
acre Of ground. M. c. GIBSON, DU.
PART OF STORE. equipped for dress
making and alterations. Good loca-
ton. Rent reas. MA. 5916.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE.
Interesting and profitable. Write
Box 225-V. Star
DRIVEN THEATER equipment, new.
$2,950. Drive-in construction and
operating instructions furnished.
ACE CAMERA SUPPLY, Florence,
BuIkDrNG FOR SALE. downtown
location; possession at once; espe-
cially suitable for kosher delica-
lessen and businessmen's luncheon.
Real opportunity to establish high
class business in downtown loca-
tion. Cash required. $4,000 down,
balance monthly installments. Bro
ker. Box 402-Y. Star.
VILLAGE GROCERY store-stock, sale
at cost; building for rent with g.
rm. apt. VIRGINIA CURTIS, Bene-
dict. Nd. Eughesville S6-F.21.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

LOVELY SILVER SPRING. location
overlooking Sligo Creek Parkway.
Two Dedrms., .reas. down payment
S71 "a monthly. Call Mrs. Magee,
ll3o, 5-559$. 55-559$ or LEACH & CROWN RON
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV. se,s5o
/ blk. from Conn. ave. Open 80
1905. Al HONE % Realty Al; GO GO '' 20 ~
LUXURIOUS 3-BEDROOM downtown
apartment with ultra modern kit,
picture windows, parquet floors,
living and dining rooms are espe-
flaiiy fnas suited e. for , ent,sTtaining even
st. NV. MA. 1866.
1925 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Beauti-
full lge, Ell. apt. with . exposures
high above park in exclusive, quiet,
new elevator bldg. De luxe appt
ss'0S6l sssF0S5hoet GO sPS5 3Sper leaving Sa Ssstyi
144I HARVARD ST. NV rms,
$1,000 cash. Immed, possession,
Apply Apt. %.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 2
pantry, bath, $3.50. NO. 1894
NAYLOR GARDENS-open for in
spection l to 5; 1-bedroom apis
available. Lowest monthly charge
in d G; Sales office in Administra-
tton Bldg, Both and Naylor rd. Sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings, call OR
5761 or TW. 1191.
go CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc. Apt. 7;
living room. large bedroom. tile
bath, modern kitchen: three closets;
parauet hardwood floors; S6.95O;
down payment, S1,500: balance
S57.61 monthly including utilities
etc. Immediate occupancy. Phone
10. 3-6747.
why PAY RENT when you can own
your own apt: in one of Wash
fngton's very best NV. residential
sections with excel transp. and
shopping centers? Corner apt, 2
bedrms., large liv. rm, dfnette,
large foyer. modern bath and kitch-
er; ample closet space: porch, We
netian blinds; low monthly main
tenanee Terms or all cash. Call
Or 1912 30
Evening star., 1950-08-20
HOUSES TO SHARE tcent.)

ENGLISH WOMAN will share charm
ing 2-bedrm. Georgetown home with
lady 80 to 45 S65 month. MISS
HENLY, DU. O024. -23
with Catholic couple. In S exchange
for care of 12-Yr.-old girl. OR.
Sill end ST. N.W.-Gentleman de-
sires refined couple to share attrac-
lively and comp. furn. 6-rm. home.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Suite in private
home or share small house. Box
297-V, Star
2 GIRLS age 20 to % to share e-rm.
bungalow; Arl.,' conv transp. Call
54O7 WORTHINGToN DRIVE, NV.
-Congenial middle-aged widower
wants to share comfortably furn.
6-rm. house with reputable married
ewes. weekdays, Elk. 1900, BR. 2233.
ARLINGTON. VA, ladies; lge. airy
rms. handy to all buses. privils.;
lawn parties, etc.; Ieas. OW, 1049.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
OPEN sim D!
OWN YOUR OWN

OWN YOUR OWN
2 bldgs. open today,
providing an oppor-
tunity to inspect apis.
and discuss the ad-
vantages of co-opera-
tive ownership.
THE AVONDALE. 1874 P
st. NV. Zone blk. from Dupont
Circle). Open today, l to 4
pm. Immediate possession;
D lg. rms, firepl., kit. bath
and 3 exposures for $4,000
on very reasonable terms. in
this downtown ELEVATOR bldg;
= other smaller apis. of equally
attractive prices and terms.
1923 LANIER PL. NV. (cor.
Quarry I'd. one blk. north Of
Columbia rd and west of 10th
st. n.w). Open today. 2 to
/ pm. Immediate possession.
Spacious apt. home with 3
exposures, occupying "a of 2nd
floor Of bldg. contains foyer.
hv. rm., din. rm.. kit. pantry.
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, sun porch.
maids room. garage. Excel.
value for only $4,000.
The following CO.
operative apt. home
ownership opportuni-
ties can be shown by
appt. only.
THE BRoADMooR. 36o1
Conn. ave. NV. (Washington's
most DISTINGUISHED co-opera-
tive bldgD, complete house,
keeping unit with 2 bedrms.
and 2 baths. A lovely 5th-
d. apt. home most reasonably
with as low as $4,000 down
payment.
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO
APTS.. nr. 10th and Euclid stS.
NV. This. is a very excep-
tional apt. home. Has studio
liv. rm. with ceiling extending
upward 2 floors. Also has 5
bedrms., 2 baths, kit. and pan
try, din. rm., 1st-f1. powder
rm., balcony. private bsmt.;
priced under $4,000.
3S10 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
An opportunity to own a COM
pletely modern l or 2 bed
rm. apt. in comparatively new
bldg, located in a beautiful
neighborhood of fine homes.
The reasonable prices and easy
terms combined with the de-
sirable location make these
apis. well worth your investi-
cation.
CAvANAUGH COURT. 1928
able price with only $500
down down will II purchase this con-
cavanaugh 'IS5 Court. tp'' Liv. lfViig rm.. T..
bedrm.. kit. and bath. Lg.
closets; south and west ex-
poSures; immediate occupancy.
THE NEW PARKSIDE. 1902
Summit pl. NV; So, 500 is a
low price for an apt. of bedrm.
and bath. liy. rm., kit. and
dinette in this neighborhood
that can be purchased with as
low as $4,000 down and
monthly payments of S66 in
cluding all costs.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND,
2O39 New Hampshire ave. NV.
To settle an estate, we are
authorized to offer this fine
l-bedrm., complete house
keeping home in an old we'll
established bldg. at very low
price of $1,000, all cash.
34O9 TwENTY-NINTH ST.
NV. tnr. Uptown Theater).
Economical ownership in an
excellent location. Apt. of
bedrm. and bath, living rm.,
kit. -dinette: reception hall;
price, 81 900; monthly cost
only S2S.
For information and ap-
pointment to inspect any of
the the ot,lcs above, e. phone weekdays
EDMUND j. FLYNN
1Co-op. Apt. Authority since
Washinston Bldg, RE. 1918
or RE. 1749.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured: reas.. Call
any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
1eparate rooms. expert packing,
CO.. INC. est. 1908
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416. 21*
Evening star., 1950-08-20
EUGENE P. NIXON
1925 VERMONT AVE. NV.
DE o. y -

INvEsTMENT OPPORTUNITY
local firm fessentiaU
needs expansion capital for newly
acquired distrtbutorship of national.
known and accepted line of heat
ing and airSconditioning equipment.
Have full facilities for sales. engi.
neering and service. Very profitable
parts department. Enviable reputa-
tion In this field; $4,000 required
and viii consider services if you can
NJ INTO program. Box 495-T, Star,
ROOMING HOUSES
Go, located on downtown K St; inc.
quoted $500 per mo. each. Price of
sach s house. $4,000, with $500 down.
LUNCHEONETTE
Located osner dIo. in Al sshopppilng pl section;
business; all counter, no kitchen:
rent rem oSs $50 SOP. per month"; low payroll
HOME WITH INCOME
yard, garage, Price. $3.50: terms.
Dry Cleaning Plant
And store; fully equipped, modern.
per year inc; wholesale-retail setup:
long lease; priced under $4,000, on
eSSA ISA tOI q QutCk sale.
GIFT SHOP
Gifts, souvenirs. costume jewelry: L.
gated in one of Washington's finest
hotels; owner quotes $4,000 per year
net profit; $4,000, plus stock; terms.
BEAUTY SHOP
Located in apt; rent. $3.50, lease.
extra four-room apt. at S3S S0..
S55O-S60O per month bus, quoted
Total price, 81 900 CASH ~'
E. w. THURM
9Os 10th st. NV. DI 22nR
Evening star., 1950-08-20
3-Bedroom Apartment

'210S 18th ST. NV.
HANDSOME beamed ceiling living room
with real fireplace and terrace. nin-
ing room, master bedroom with fire.
place II baths. kitchen; available
September |: inspection between
i and 4 pm; rental S175 per
month includes all utilities and fire
place wood. Apply to Miss Hilton.
residence manager.
On 1Rkh q
Evening star., 1950-08-20
PERSONAL SERVICE

PERSONAL SERVICE
White prof. business placements;
going concern excel. contacts and
NV. loc.; right opport. for prof.
seeking own moderate bus. invest,
owner must dispose by Sept IS.
VARIETY STORE-No brokers; no
phone; must sell Immediately. 526
4th st. S.w.
HOTEL OPPORTUNITY
One of the finest in Colonial Beach.
nne. condition; 90 rms; net $4,000
" Tor 3 mos. operation. Never before
otfered. III health sole reason for
selling. Mr.. CARROLL. AK. SOLO
or 10. 2-04O0.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
WHO HAS CAR. GOOD OP-
HAS HAD REAL ESTATE ExPER,
AND Is CAPABLE OF RUNNING
EIEEiGE TITESGIEs W IN VIRGINIA. CALL
EUGENE P. NIXON
1O25 VERMONT AVE. NV.