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Evening star., 1950-02-09
The Third Time The
Anti Trust Lawyers Were Wrong!
What Has Gone Before

Today's ad is the third in a series telling about
times the antitrust lawyers made serious and
damaging charges against A&P that the courts
decided were not true.
In the first ad this series we told you about the time
the antitrust lawyers charged that A&P and other good
American citizens eonspired fix the price of bread in
Washington.
These charges were false.
That was the time Federal Judge T. Alan Colds
borough instructed the jury to bring in verdict
of mot guilty..
1t was the time he said to the antitrust lawyers:
"F you were to shorD this record to any ex-
perienced trial Lawyer in the .uorld, he
would tell you that there was not any eui-
dence at all.
"Honestly, haze neuer in my ouer forty
years experience seen tried a case that lDas
as absolutely devoid of evidence as this.
That Is the honest truth. haue neuer seen
one like it,"
But that the only time the antitrust lawyers made
such serious allegations against Asp which false.
In our second ad we told you about the time in
Wilson, North Carolina, they charged APPS
fresh fruit and vegetable buying subsidiary, and
other good American citizens, with conspiring to
fix and depress prices paid farmers for potatoes
in North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland.
Here again. as in the Washington bread case the charges
were false
This the time Federal Judge G. C.. Wyche
directed the jury to bring in verdict of "not
guilty..
1t the time he said to the antitrust lawyers:
81 haue studied this case from the uery OUT
set. In my opinion there is no testimony
produced from, which it can reasonably be
inferred that the defendants entered into
combination to depress or lotDer the price
of potatoes.
~ might say that neDer tried a case in my
life Uhere a greater effort, more work, more
investigation had been done, combing al
most with a fne-tooth comb to gather eui-
dence, as luas done in this case.
"But, as was said a long time ago, you can't
make brick without stra.O, and you can't
make a case Without facts"
So here were two cases in which the ANTITRUST lawyers
made seriously damaging charges against Asp. in which
the judge decided that there facts support
those charges.
Today, we want to tell you about the third time
this time in Dallas, Texas-the court decided
against the antitrust lawyers.
Evening star., 1950-02-09

Lawyers We're Wrong!
i've pop o. money!?
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whose in
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them believe it's sell the best quality the
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IS

and Frederiksted, st. Croix,
during the next 2 years. This
is the first part Of a proposed
6-year program covering the
construction of a total of 1850
dwelling units. This applica-
ton was promptly approved
by the Public Housing Admins
istration, and early in Novem-
Der 1949, the Local Authority
was advised that it was eligi-
bic to receive a Preliminary
Loan of Sis, 900 to secure OPP
tons, prepare site and build
ing plans, etc, but that neither
such loan nor any other finan-
cial assistance could be grant
ed until legislation was passed
by the Congress authorizing
the Authority to issue 4O-year
bonds as required by Federal
housing policies. The Virgin
Islands Legislative Assembly,
which created the Housing
Authority, has power from
Congress to issue bonds only
up to 80 years, SO the Assem-
bly, could not give the Hous-
ing Authority the power to is
sue 4O-year bonds as required,
Strong representations Of
this subject were made to both
the y. S. Housing and Home
finance Agency and TO the Dl-
vision of Territories and Is
land Possessions by the Authc
rity and other interested
agencies. Mr.. Francis Ser
Yates, Regional P H repre-
#& HA&MHH s&Al
sentative for Puerto Rico and
the Virgin Islands, made ener.
getic efforts in our behalf.
During the visit to Washing.
ton in February of Mr.. Roy
w, Bornn, Chairman Of the
Authority, he pressed again
for favorable and early action
The two Washington agencie:
mentioped have show a great
interest in the matter anc
their efforts finally resulted II
, 1950-04-20
sponsorship.

Application for Slum
Clearance & Redevelopment
The Housing Authority has
just submitted to the Housing
and Home Finance Agency
another application requesting
a grant of $500, 1000 for slum
clearance and redevelopment
activities in the three towns
under Title / of the Federal
Housing Act. This is entirely
separate and distinct from the
application for low-income
housing mentioned before,
which is covered by Title III
of the Federal Act. Title III
funds can be used only for low
income housing, including ac-
quisitin Of property and demo-
lition Of buildings from pro-
ject sites. Title / funds, which
have only recently become
available, are provided for
slum clearance and redevelop-
ment work not necessarily con
neeted with low income hous-
ing. Thus, under TitleI, slum
areas can be acquired and
cleared, the land can be dedi-
Gated for any public purposes,
including parks, public build
, 1950-04-20

or it can be resold. if consis-
tent with the city develop
ment plan, for private hous-
ing commercial or industrial
uses.
Besides the initial grant ap-
Piled for as above, which is all
that is now available to us, the
Authority has submitted to
the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency estimates indi-
eating that the total amount
which will eventually became
available to the Virgin Islands
under Title l.. namely $2,475,
600 in loans and 100000 in
grants, can be utilized to ad-
vantage here.
In order that our Island
might be included early in
this Title / program, the Mum
cipal Councils of both Munich
palities passed legislation
~
authorizing the Virgin Islands
Housing Authority to make
this application in their be-
half. Later, additional legisla-
ton will be required to pro-
vide the necessary authority
to carry through the comrnu-
nifty redevelopment made pos
sible under this Title. The bill
introduced in Congress men
toned before includes certain
authorizations to the local leg
lslature and Housing Autho-
rity which will be needed for
this redevelopment program.
Housing Survey IN ST. Croix
The Survey conducted to de-
termine the extent Of the need
and the market for low rental
housing projects in st. Croix
was completed during the last
week Of March. Statistics coll
lected during the Survey are
now in the process Of being
tabulated. More than 100
dwelling units were covered
IN the survey, approximately
1000 in Christiansted and 700
in Frederiksted.
Report Of Planning Consultant
During March, Frank Mar
tocci, the Planning Consultant
Iof the Authority submitted an
interim report covering a pro-
posed Master Plan for the
towns Of Charlotte Amalie,
, 1950-04-20
r E E
v. ]. HOUSING
AUTHORITY

The full membership of the
Virgin Islands Housing Autho-
rity, Messrs Roy w. Bornn,
Louis Brown, Charles S. Duke,
Victor Chilean and Gerhardt
Sprauve, were present at its
quarterly meeting held at St.
Thomas April IL, 1850. The ac-
tivities of the quarter were
fully reviewed and plans draft
ed to push the work along as
far as possible pending Con-
gressional action to release
housing money for the Islands
and to move ahead as rapidly
as possible the moment funds
become available. The Autho-
rity, at this meeting, authoriz-
ed release of the following pro
gress report on its activities:
Housing Application and
Pending Congressional
Legislation
The Virgin Islands Housing
Authority has received en-
couraging news from Washing
ton Of the efforts being made
there by the Federal Housing
and Home Finance Agency &
the Division Of Territories and
Islands Possessions of the In
terror Department to secure
Congressional legislation
which will enable the Virgin
Islands Housing Authority to
receive substantial Federal
funds for the housing pro-
gram.
The Authority submitted to
the U. S. Public Housing Adj
ministration last October a for
NAL application for Federal as
sistance for a million dollar
low-income housing project to
construct $50 dwelling units in
the towns of Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, and Christiansted
, 1950-04-20

the presentation of a most
favorable bill which is now be
fore the Bureau of the Budget.
This bill seeks to remove leg
islative problems affecting
housing not only in the Vir-
gin Islands but in all other
y, S. territories; it is reported
~ having the active backing
Of President Truman himself
SO that desirable action may
be hoped for soon.
The bill, as proposed, il, es-
pecially favorable to the Vir-
gin Islands, in that, for slum
clearance, urban redevelop-
mant and housing projects in
the Islands, it would authorize
the Housing and Hobe Agency
to accept as part of the Virgin
Islands sponsorship contribu-
ton sewers, water supply,
roads, etc. built with Federal
money through the EVA pro-
gram. In other communities,
such improvements made with
Federal funds are not accept
ed as part Of their sponsorship
contribution under slum clear
ance and redevelopment pro
grams. This special treatment,
if finally approved, will be
very helpful to the Islands,
which otherwise would have
great difficulty providing the
, 1950-04-20

During March, Frank Mar
tocci, the Planning Consultant
Of the Authority, submitted an
interim report covering a pro-
posed Master Plan for the
towns Of Charlotte Amalie,
Christiansted and Frederik-
sted. Copies Of this Plan have
been distributed to members
Of the Legislative Assembly,
the Governor, and other Off
Continued on page y
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG. foreign service couple desire
unfurnished 2-bedroom apt in Vir-
ginia or NV. D. C. AID. s2s4,
VICINITY ARL. OR ALEX.-1 or =
bedrm. apt. or house, furn. Congres-,
ssMIl. Sional employe aawyer); wife and
Take excel. care of premises. Refer
enceS furn. owners. Sold house
where living. must yacate by 10th.
Rent $55: OW. 571s, MIR. or MRS.
CHRISTIE.
RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL needs
furn. apt. for self. daughter. 3 mos;
NV. or suburbs. ST. 6721. lie
URGENTLY WANTED-Three-r room
children coming from England, July
70; RA. g14s after $3.50 pm. 14'
furn. or unfurn; must be private;
OVER Uls s5e 5th fsa Boz ssK GGlnR0ss st.r rd Not
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire l-bed-
room unfurnished apartment: prefer
ant. house, ne. or NV. RE, 4142
Ext. 5326. days; Du. 1851, nights.
BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL requires
furn. apt, NV, mid-Jlly; | bedrm.,
large liv. room, dlnette; lons let,
EX. 202o. Ext. 142, weekdays. 9-5.
WANTED. 1-bedroom. living room,
kitchen, for August L; furnished or
unfurn. DI. 5S92, bet. and pm.
Is"
MINISTER, wife. . children. want
4 rooms, furnished, private bath;
EMPLOYED MOTHER and school, age
son, desires unfurn. eficiency apt:
NV. preferred; good references. IL
YOUNG COUPLE. girl 3 yrs: furn.
Hf kaE~ A.
approx. $50 mo. 10, 2-2s2S eve.
or CO. 1855.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

HUNTING GTON-Two hedrms.. brick
duplex, almost new; easy driving to
D. c.: S95 mo. TIE. 2S32. Ia
NO. ARL.-Five-rm. brick semidet.;
full hsmt.. asphalt tiled fir. storage
attic: attic; new cond,: close TO- schools
FoUR RMS. AND BATH. partially
furn., lse. yd; $50 mo-. 9 mos. in
aadgyaanneee; children welcome. 20.
s.E."New modern house. conv.
transp.. 3 bedrms.. iiv.- din. rm..
with bath; $40 mo. Tenant may
sublet bachelor apt, $50. OIL. 1887.
ROW BRICK-six lge. rms, baths.
recr. rm., lge. front porch. front
yard. This home is in excel; re-
to shopping center and transp.. mr..
iIth siah ans and nsa savannsh nr5 sts ss; rent,
Mr. HYATTsvILLE-New 2-bedrm.
brick house; full bsmt.; lge. fenced
in yard; lge. attic: good transp.;
nr. schools: avail. July /; S95-s10O
sShpkh. me AZ isS1 ao1sh iites svsi, & Jun, 15 3,
transp., school. IA. 4-134s. -15
CHEVY CHASE-Partially furnished;
3 bedrms., maths; nice condition;
level lot; good garden; $500. Cali
Mr. Domer at SANDoz, INC. DU.
635 ALLISON ST. NV. 9 rms. and
922 @ place NV, IL rms. OK. 1855.
la
ARLINGTcN-Naval oficer's
modern home in beautiful section: 4
bedrms.. 3 baths. maids rm. and
bath; library; carpsted liv. rm. and
din. nm; minutes walk to school
and bus; oil heat: 2-car garage;
available July LIST: / year lease;
ager, WEAVER BROS. INC, wash
inston Bldg, DI 5000 lis
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 1904 Conn.
ave, 2 blks. beyond Jones Bridge
rd1-4-bedrm. brick, 2 baths. ga
rage, finished rec. rm. and large
lot: S175 per month. FULTON r.
GORDON, owner. Colorado Bldg,
l4th Il G sts. NV, OIL 1898 or DI.
$3.50. Brokers attention. lis
BRICK BUNGALOW-2-bedr ex-
pansion attic: out Lee blvd. to-
Graham rd-. right, take FIRST left
10 AIT Irvington rd.; rent S110I
per mo-; open $50 pm. until dark.
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APrS. WANTED Cont. }

Two-BEDRooM, furnished apart
ment. in vicinity Fairfax viflase.
Southeast. Call Victor ol37 after
ARLiNGToN-rwo-sedrOom art in
apt. bids. or house with private
entrance. by YOUNG executive, wife
and child; BY June se' reas, ow
coUPLE want Groom apt. in NV.
or Arl,: TO $50, TOM MIcKLER.
CO. 100. 1-4:30 nm Ia
2-B.R. UNFURN. HSE. or apt. in dist.
max. SIS; wk days MR. SCOTT,
Me 5000, Ext 1857; ewes. To. o7:2.
TWO QUIET. refined girls desir.
studio turn. apt. or bedroom. iv.
rm.. kit, pvt. bath: NV. area: ap-
proximately $50. MISS BARNHART,
after $40. Du. 95S3, Is
YOUNG COUPLE, child. need furn.
apt; or house. in VIC. Chevy Chase
REFINED. MIDDLE9aGEp m AGED WIDOW
tGort. empi,l. desires sfhciency or
1-bedrm. untarn. apt; NV. section
pref. COW. to transp. Box ss-G.
BGRLAu OF STANDARDS scientist
and wife Cinterior decoratorl de-
sire one or two-bedrm. furnished
apartment for two TO three months.
Appreciate fine things. Excellent
care assured. OR. 4o40, Ext, $50, or
write Box 3S4-K. Star. IA.
COLORED COUPLE wants or -
bsdrra- apt. furn. or unfurn. AT.
CoLoRED FAMILY desires 3-foom
apt: 500 top; good references. MI.
- DISABLED VETERAN
and family are seeking small house
or apartment. AT. 0554.
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home
On New Hampshire Ave
Extended North of University
Lane
Ready for. Immediate
Occupancy
r,IE; IExZAM1NE 8, THESE FEA:
WITH OTHER APARTMENTs
AND BE AMAZED!
l: Private entrances. and
5road, private terraces for
family, living; face a, whole mile
2, Twenty individual spa
cious layouts of one, two and
three-bedroom units, some
with bedrooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway syS-
tenn provides safety for chill
dren, with one-way trafic, and
Prings the car to your own
:. Almost half the units ar.
end units, with sun, air and
long views on three sides.
3. Masonry walls between
units provide complete sound
proofing.
6. Stair climbing reduced to
minimum, as private en-
frances 90 per cent of totaD
enter directly at ground level.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY.
One bedroom, living room,
dining room, kitchen and bath.
$77.50
Two bedrooms. living room,
dining room. kitchen and bath.
$94.50
Three bedrooms, living room.
$112.50
All Utilities Included in Rent.)
Sample Apartment at 475 8.
Hampton Drive. Furnished by
MALCOLM SCATES
Directions. Drive out New
Hampshire ave. = of a mile
north Of the traffic light at
University lane to the sign on
the property.
For reservations apply to
JAMES C.. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
soo southampton dr., JU. 1-a3S;
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HOUSES uAEuRh,sHtp Cent. (,

NEAR 18th ST. NV. and Park I'd
Semidetaehed brick house OF 8 rms.
bath. garaSe. oil hot-water heat
partially furnished; $50 per mo.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 x 81,
CHEVY CHASE-6-rm. house with
front porch, full hsmt.. ample closet
space; fru3t-bearinE trees: avail
about July J. OR. 1865. rs
BUNGALOW rms. bath and hSmt
like new. In Braddock Heishts sect,
Of Alexandria, Va. cony. to Govt
depts Immsd. pos: Sis mo
NARY THOMPSON, TE. S2Ss. TE.
SILVER SPRING, SI45. Nearly new
brick. 3 bedrmS, fun esmt. garaEe.
porch. Near schools, shopping and
bus. KESSINGTON REALTY Co,
4-BEDRM.. 2-BATH - Lovely brick
home, Fails Church. St6o.
s-oedrm brick, garage. nice yard.
Pals Church. S12a.
3-beorm.. partly turn.. near FaIs
Church, SHE
EASTMAN A. SEAY
Exclusive Realtors, Pa. $3.50.
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LET'S EATl

Fountain Luncheonette Near .
schools; reas. rent with 6-rm. apt,
$1,000 down; investigated
Grill-Six-day operation; doing 500
wk. a.c.; newest equip; well worth
your inspection! $4,000 down.
nchroom-Downtown 500 wk. on
8 days and can increase with beer;
$4,000 down.
Restaur $1,000 wk.;
two partners now drawing good
profits; $4,000 down.
RTTI, CIMONC EY R1Q1
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

FOR SALE - One-room efficiency
apartment, in good condition, NV.
section. Possession in 80 days. Call
Hobart $3.50, Ext. 609, between 1
NAYLoR GARDENS. a0th and Naylor
rd. SCI and bedroom apis.
available; lowest mo. charges in
D. C. DRURY REALTY CORP, RE.
1893: evenings, GE. 9220 or TW.
18th ST. N.w.-1 and Q bedroom
apts.; choice location and appoint
ments. Gail DI. 1918 till pm,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. -16
COLUMBIA RD.. near 18th NV
Very convenient 21a-room, kitchen
and bath apt. in well-estaolished
coop; switchboard and elevator
service; good condition; immediate
occupancy. Price $3.50. Call Mr..
Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. $500. -15
VERY ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm. apt. in
well-established COOP; foyer. 24-ft.
liv. rm., kitchen and bath; excellent
condition; 3 exposures; overlooking
Rock Creek Park; convenient to 18th
and Col. rd., shopping, transporta-
ton. S11 800 Call Mr.. Gavin, with
H. G, SMITHY CO. ST 1900 -l5
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CoL0RED-SHARE 6-reom. furn..
porch; Ice, beautiful yard: mr.. car
and buSlines. Prefer employed
mtddle-aged married cple. Best refs
required. No children. Rent, $35 mo
Call ST. q09S; hours, 1890 to 1880
pm, or GAO TO $40 nm. Ia
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NEW BLDG.
LENCSHIRE HOUSE
$40 wis. ave. NV. A few de luxe
ing and all utils. incl. Agent on
premises weekdays til 4 o'clock;
Sats. and Suns from 1 It'll 8.
Immediate occupancy.
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5 FOOD DISTRIBUTORS
PART TIME

Increase your income S425 per month.
- hours week, deliver packaEed
food TO established accounts; - 500
working capital required Write ex-
perience and phone number to Box
l1u-J Star Id
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMY OFFICER desires unfurnished
house. four bedrooms: Alexandria
South Arlington area, about July / /;
maximum rent, Sl4n; excellent ref
erences. TE 9213, l6s
SALESMAN for nationally known
food co. desires 5 or & room house
or apt, unfurn. AT, 592a, Ext. >.
FEDERAL OFFICIAL wants or ?
bedrm. unfurn. house. on lease. in
good sec, about June %. No child
pets. MA. 1899. between and 8.
AIR FORCE OFFICER will promise
excel. care for 3-bedrm. unfurn.
house; within 10 easy mi Pentsgon.
Pref. quiet area. Box 395-K. Star.
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE needs
Immediately, 3-bedroom. unfurnished
house and yard; good condition
Own home in Ohio. Appreciate value
of good tenants. ST. 6400, Ext
1853: 2 to 8. After 8. ME. 1899,
MODERN 8 or 4 bedroom house: re-
sponsible family with children
Bethesda. Kensington preferred
Lease July l: S125 max. OR. 2579,
between and q Ia
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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
S140. Avail. June 18th.
See or call Mr.. Parker,
1st and Urell pl. NE,
TIA. 6757 or RIA. 1869.
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d T, HK APTS

4 A1'41s4As 4A4 4 hOs
Mt. Pleasant section. Three 2-rm.
pvt bath. Rent &7Sg2. 5 elec
refgrs., sas ranges and | RCA
Victor television goes with sale.
Nice place. 800 down. Exclusive
JERRY BAKER, EX. 4474
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BUENA VISTA APIS.

MODERN APT. BLDG.
One-bedrm apt. $3.50 per mo-, in
cluding utils. Directions: Out Ala
bama ave. sc. to Jasper ST.. left on
Jasper to Buena Vista terrace See
janitor at 1929 Buena Vista terrace
H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. $500
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CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE
IN THE DISTRICT
NEAR BOILING FIELD

NGAft pOAA4IN1 1E1O
Direct express bus service.
via South Capitol Street
Bridge.
Spacious, garden type apart
ment on 5 acres of ground
in a cool, high, green area.
Ideal place for children.
13x20 living room, master
bedroom, 12x13, additional
bedroom, 11X10. All apart
ments have 2 exposures,
some with cross ventilation
in bedroom.
Picture windows, Venetian
blinds.
Ample closet and storage
space, some with walk-in
closets.
Fully equipped kitchen, in
Guiding 712-cu.-ft. refriger-
ator, all-metal cabinets,
modern gas ranges with
automatic heat control.
Bendix washers and auto
matte dryers in each build
ing.
Fairgrounds and play areas
for children.
Off-street parking.
l Bedrm., $76.
2 Bedrms., $82 and Up.
CUtils. Not Included
Rental Office on Premises
1912 4th ST. Sc.
Take A-s express bus) or
A-8 Livingston bus) to
Livington and 3rd, follow
signs to project.
10. 2-9776, 10. 2-44S5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGSTORE. on Columbia I'd. near
18th St. owner not registered; dong
S125 daily. should double with reg.
iStered person; lobby entrance and
telephone hookup to large apt. house
above: low rent. good lease; estab;
Sundays; price, $4,000, with S5. 900
stock; easy terms; BOB HOLLAN-
DER, exclusive broker. 1411 Pa. ave.
TAVERN with c license. ne. location.
includes 5-rm. apt, lease about g
yrs, income quoted $1,000 a week;
reasonable rent, all necessary equip
ment; seats about 80 people. tables
snd .6o booths; cornsF place .v.. askins
Vermont ave. RE. $40.
CORNER LIQUOR RESTAURANT on
18th st. near Col. I'd: same owner
90 years; does $100 daily; closed
Sundays: seats 81; net rent S165;
lease; total price only $4,000;
terms, $4,000 cash. bal; 81 80 month
PER e * sxclssixs az4s broker 14l1 Pa: ,s ave
FiLLING STATioN-end station in
Virginia on Route /; new equipment,
attractive building; present operator
will transfer lease. Cali Otis 9739
for appointmnet. Ia
ROOMING-Smali place: $500 down;
8 rms. Va baths. S46.s4 rent. Liv-
ms quarters. plus income; 800 blk;
9TH st. ne. EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910
Vermont ave. RE. 614o. :,
portion of store; 1000 location;
exesp sxssent food Tor sSPs
STORE. 1927 G st. NV. ST. 9716.
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BAR RESTAURANT

Near N. Y. ave. and 18th: same
owner z years. complete modern
fixtures, exclusive bar; 10-year lease
available; seating capacity. I25;
gross monthly receipts in excess OF
$4,000 This money maker can
stock invoice. Call Mr.. Pastor.
LANE PASTOR. EX. 2555
Evening star., 1950-06-14
ROOMING HQuSES

ROOMING HOUSES
IL rms. rent $40. heat furnished,
income S469 plus 3-rm., bath apt.
So 600 down.
l3 rms. 5 baths. oil heat. rent
S125, income S463, price $4,000.
Other houses to show. Call
Reach & Purcell. EX. 2412
Evening star., 1950-06-14

CHEVY CHASE. d. c.. near Conn.
rooms. . baths. with additional
room and bath In basement: owner
transferred and priced for prompt
sale. To inspect, call Mr. Lewis
ewes, WO. 40fOl with VIM. NJ.
THROCKMORTON. ReAltoT, Dl.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
81 600 NET PROFIT

81 900 NET PROFIT
Per month quoted by owner OF whole
sale electric business. Total price
under $1,000. Plenty OF room for
further expansion.
FOOD SHOP
Baked goods, frozen foods. etc. Ex-
cellent downtown location. Owner
quotes 500 day income. Short
hours. Easy operation. Perfect for
couple. $1,000 down.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near 18th and Columbia I'd. 81
rooms, z baths. Income quoted 1925
per mo. Rent $50. Ceiling income
$3.50. S1,S0O handles.
E. w. THURM
qOS 10th st NV. DI. 33O6