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Evening star., 1950-02-19

strategic position sometimes proves
disadvantage in the long run. 1t
can prompt carelessness, and lead
to ultimate defeat by encouraging
defensive point of view.
The entire question. therefore,
turns on politics, on the quality of
the political leadership. Assuming
the continuing superiority of COM
munist politics, we may ask: can
political strength overcome all the
other relative weaknesses? On the
evidence of history, we must an
swer that. if the disparity is great
enough. it can. This is proved by
the history of almost all tribes,
races, peoples, or nations which
started (as all groups must) from
little and went on to greatness.
At the beginning, each was in
ferior to its Older rivals in almost
everything except leadership.
Swing the Balance
HOWEVER, if the disparity in
political leadership is less than
very great, then the other factors
will outweigh it, and the side with
the poorer politics can win. Even
now, the inferiority of democratic
to communist political leadership
is not so considerable as to make
democratic victory impossible. A
comparatively minor improvement
in our politics would heavily swing
the balance. This is why | wrote,
in The Struggle for the World"
that, with a determined leader
ship in. and by, the United States
-. the policy of democratic world
order would prove successful"
The problem, then. can be re-
duced to the question: will our
politics improve? / refer to our in
ternational politics; our wardheel-
ing politics are too good already.
Political ability is a combi-
nation of knowledge partly ma
tive talent, or intuitive knowl-
edge), intelligence, and will.
Presumably the amount of intelli-
gence and native talent distributed
among us is on the average equal to
that distributed among the enemy.
At least. this average equality
would follow from Mendelian prin-
ciples, which are permissible for
bourgeois analyst, though they
lead to the concentration camp in
the Soviet Union. Our knowledge,
about matters relevant to the
present political struggle, is in
creasing, and viii certainly con-
tinue to increase. The crux. then,
is in the will.
VIII 70 Survive
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Civilizations die only by suicide.
The uneasiness of the United
States is not that of the awareness
of death, but, rather, the torment
ing pause before the leap into ma
turity. The will to exist and to ad-
vance is powerfully there, though
for the moment in partial suspen-
sion. Because it is there, the sus-
pension will be, sooner or later,
resolved. The political question
will be answered; the objective,
attained: at greater cost, perhaps,
and greater delay and suffering
than need be; but attained.
Defeat Inevitable
WHAT we say about the future
can never be certain from a scien-
tific and descriptive point of view;
it is always more or less prob
able" on the evidence. From this
point of view, we may conclude
that the defeat of world commu-
nism is, on the evidence. probable.
But is it also inevitable? The sig
nifcant meaning of inevitable"
is not as description of facts, but
as an expression of WiH. When a
captain, before battle, proclaims
to his soldiers, Our victory is in
evitable," he is not so naive as to
mean that the victory is, as mat
ter of scientific fact, effectively
certain. If that were his meaning,
he would not bother to address
them. What he is doing is to unity
and express the resolution not to
yield, to fight to the end.
The defeat of communism, prob
able on the facts, is also inecitable,
because there are enough deter
mined men in the world - and
their number daily grows - who
have so resolved. The knowledge
and intelligence, which enter into
the synthesis of politics, are still
needed in order to make that de-
feat as fruitful as possible a VIC
tory, as sparing as possible of
blood and treasure. But the issue
is no longer in doubt. Doubt is
vanquished by the act Of 'ctH which
makes the decision. The future be-
comes servant, not master.
Copyrishs, 1859. by James Barnhana
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WHY COMMUNISM WILL FAIL
Continued from page fire

ported, so it is argued, by such
symptoms as 'materialism, aes-
thetic barrenness," "cosmopoli-
tanism, social separatism, cynical
indifference to patriotism.
To try to answer, for myself,
this question was among the
motives that led me to take,
in 1948-49, a slow, 20, ,OOO-mile
trip through the United States.
1t took me away from the often
brilliant but ingrown intellectual
circles of the Northeastern sea-
board, which draw their spiritual
fuel from Europe and the Soviet
Union rather than from America,
and whose members have for the
most part never seen factory in
Detroit, an oil we'll in Texas, the
vegetables in the Imperial Valley,
a grain field in the Big Bend, range
land in Wyoming, fruit along Hood
River, ore ships crowding the
Sault, copper mines in Utah, the
generators at Grand Coulee, steel
mills at Gary, logging in Oregon.
When looking at this America
at firsthand, the direct impression
gradually becomes clear beyond all
interpretative doubt. Some of the
symptoms magnified by the theo-
rists of decadence are undoubtedly
there. In my opinion, they are to
be seen, in context, as signs, not
of melancholia and old age, but
of disturbing adolescence.
Going Concern
l HE United States is very much
OF q going concern; and young
concern. 1t may be that Western
civilization as a whole is old and
decadent - relatively old, that is
to say, on the vast time scale of
the histories of civilizations. An
impressive case to this effect has
been made out by Spengler and
Toynbee. But if 50, the United
States is still the youngest child
of Western civilization, its Joseph,
who has not only his own man.
hood ahead, but the chance
through his strength to revivify
his parent. The death even of civil
lizations as a whole is not decreed
by any interchangeable court.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Tampax sales
now running
into billions
This Internal form Of monthly
protection is ropidiy soinins
in popularity among women

Not only in the
United States,
but in more
than IS other
countries. Tam
pax is winning
new users every
month. If you
are not yet one
of this army
don't you think
it's time at least
10 try Tampax
and form an
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WIN 70 Survive

DoEs the United States choose to
win? Can it make the necessary
decision!' Is it going to have, at the
required tension, the wi0 to SUI
vive2 The answer to this triply
phrased single question is what will
determine the future. There are
those, not only among the Marx
lists but among ourselves, who
reply that the United States has
already reached a stage of cul-
tural decadence in which the need
ed win has vanished. This con-
clusion is implicit in the theories
of the mature economy" and the
closing OF the frontier; it is sup
Evening star., 1950-07-16
By Jacques FutreIIe, jr.
Iha Sfrr,s IrnXAI Editor

One historic practice of vaca-
tioning is being exploded this sum-
mer in an attention calling way.
BY tradition, vacationers go
northward or into the mountains,
at least from these climes. 1t is
supposed to be cooler and more
refreshing there. But people are
finding out that going southwark
in summers peak travel months
is not as off-the-beam as it
sounds.
The travel and resort industry,
principally transportation and
hotel interests. are investing mil
lions of dollars In this southwark
discovery" The vacationing pub
lie is responding by the hundreds
Of thousands.
Florida's building of it's summer
tourist business is a case in point.
Another is presented by islands
down the Caribbean way-Ja-
maica and the Bahamas, for in
stance. The outstanding example,
however, is that charming and
restful little island, Bermuda.
X y
Bargains Not All-Bargains that
stretch the vacation dollar pro-
vide an incentive for travel south
ward in the hot-weather months.
One can get from Washington to
Bermuda and back, these days.
for a low rate unprecedented in
postwar times. Round trips by
air are only $85 now. But va
cationing economy is not the full
answer.
The luxurious Queen OF Ber-
muda still has minimum fares of
more than $50 a day, and is sail
ing every four or five days, full or
nearly so. Colonial Airlines, pion-
eer in the $85 Bermuda rate, and
Pan American World Airways are
adding extra flights when neces-
sary. Colonial's June traffic to
the island was So per cent ahead
of its previous high mark of April,
1948.
Both Pan American and Co.
lonial operate DC-4's in the Ber-
muda service. Pan Am also flies
consultations from New York for
$99. round trip. This rate, as well
as the $85 fare, covers the air
trip from Washington, via New
York.
Reservations Still Needed-What
was said about Bermuda a month
ago can be repeated now, in mid
summer July: Advance reserva-
tions are necessary for plane and
ship, distinctly advisable for hotels
and guest houses.
Spending a week in each place.
it would take the visitor about a
year to try out each of the hotels
and guest houses that cater par
ticularly to Americans. Each
seems to have its points, with
scenic beauty, convenience, re-
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The I rave|er's Notebook
Summer Crowds Pour Into Bermuda

are Canadian girls, under contract
for seasons of the year.
X X
Mansion for Guests-Deepdene
Manor is relatively new as a guest
house, although the residence was
built several decades ago. OF red
dish stone exterior, it is the type
OF detached mansion which flour
lshed in fashionable parts, of big
United States cities about the turn
of the century.
Exquisite paneling and marble
mantels and statuary grace the
interior. Acros the road, border
ing Harrington Sound, is the
estates boathouse and dock. now
sightseeing tower, bar and
lounging room. Adjoining the
boathouse' Is an outdoor garden
for serving luncheon. Breakfast
Is served in the mansions patio.
Deepdene has introduced an
innovation in rates. Although
operated on the American plan.
with. meals, a modified rate is
available that excludes luncheon.
This permits the sightseer to con-
tlnue his explorations of the
island and have luncheon else
where without paying for an un-
eaten meal. The plan cuts daily
rates about So.
Deepdene is closer to Hamilton
than the Castle Harbour Hotel,
and not far from some of the
more famous points of interest.
The Aquarium, with it's brightly
colored native fish. is short walk
away. Beyond that Is the race
track. The perfume factory,
SWizzle Inn and the caves lie
across the sound. Five minutes
away is Devils Hole. Golf is q
short distance farther.
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BASYE, VA.
GREYSTOME LODGE

Shenandoah Valley-25OO it. elevation
Unexcelled Southern Meals of home farm
products-cool stimulating climate-5O-
mile view-120 miles D. C.-American
Plan-Best accommodations. Phone Orkney
Spgs.,I5-F-O3.
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are Canadian girls, under contract
for seasons of the year.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CLEVELAND PARK. 1880 seth st.
ps possession SeafmS sa6o Rsfhs eM es7 nmmediass
Sill. SPG.-3 bedrms.; redecorated,
furn;, OF good taste; refgr., range;
avail. S135 if leased. Lo. 5-3122.
CAPE COD BRICK. oil
nearby Va $50. OWNER, cH'
Inr g0l after 8 pm; -2s
bsdrns;. Dsdr g gil heat, yard; sen1. tSansp.;
ATTRAC. t0V 5lRM I'm He aoGsE Gsgo, with IRE
place, oil h.-w.h.; lge.- yard; full
bsmt.; mr.: stores and churches,
Sedea sG ffansP csRr 10 Anaabe %n bFem toH NaSs
Gf1Epaneyo oa9 Dec. L; no children. Call
sOUTHEAsT-Good location; nicely
furnished; 3-bedrm., semidet brick;
sllo mo. Call Monday, LU. 4-$4oo.
2es ONEIDA PL. NE, . blks. from
New Hampshire ave. Only 3 yrs. old.
2-story det.. brick, 6 rooms and 2
baths. including stove and refer. At
'tractively furn. Convenient schools,
shopping. transp. May be seen eve
FEDERAL RENTAL Co, ~ sI5 Is New View;
York ave. NV, MA. 7416. so
BEAUTIFUL DET. BRICK HOME near
Coral Hills Shopping Center; 3 bed
rooms. gas heat; nicely furnished,
Sl40 per mo. SOUTHEAST REALTY
co. 1911 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
5 ROOM HOUSE at zoos T pl. Sc.
Beautiful residential location, nice
yard, convenient to everything
reasonable rent, nicely furnished
OSCAR SEIGEL. Elk. 250l. 29s
KENSINGTON-Beaut. furnished (an-
t1ques), 6 rms. and bsnt.; large cor.
lot; $3.50 mo. STEDMAN, CO. Os00.
LARGE HOUSE, on corner lot, on
Reno I'd. n.w.;. completely and beau
tifully furn.;. ideal for entertaining.
EN-: 60SS after 8 pm. -29
6533 SOUTHERN AVE. S. E.-7 rms d,
bath. large garden around house, h. :
VII. 500. MA. 4639. 3.
CONN: AVE. EXT. Kensington-New
3-bedroom rambler. near schools.
stores, ! block to bus: $3.50 mo. r.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

Chevy CHAsE-s16,95o11wel To-
h ienees a and schools; 4 bedrms;, u
banquet-size din. rm., large equip.
kit. with dining space and pantry;
garage; fenced yard; property in
immaculate condition; may go CT.
BILLINGSLEY g. KORzENDORFER,
OR. 1925 til Q pm. %
CHEVY CHASE-S24,O ,O0O-This at
trac. Diet. brick, in fine location, has
reception hall, liv. rm., din. rm.,
fully equipped kit, bedrm and bath
1st. f.: End A., 2 large bedrms. and
bath; recr. rm., maids rm. in base
ment: large rear screened porch;
gear garage; property in excel.
cond.. and easy financing. Bill
LINGSLEY & KORSENDORFER, OR.
caEvY aaSe q CHASE, 4 EN- MD-rhis charming
home Is located ] blk, from Conn.
Club; attr. center hall, liv. rm., din.
rm:. spacious kit and lge: screened
porch on 1st A.; 8 splendid bedrms.,
baths on End; 2 bedrms. on 3rd;
iot with trees; only $4,000 with
Or; ooas m,ss til till 9 Pm; REALTY
CHEVY CHASE, MD, S1S,95O: brand
new det. brick home nearing COM
pletion; 1st a. has nice liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm... mod. equipped kit,
powder rm.,. side porch; 2nd A.. 3
bedrms.. and bath; high elevation;
excellent value: might go GI. Call
W. B. WRIGHT, EN-, 5000.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WIDOW and 2 school children need
2-bedrm. unfurn. apt; can pay
around $50 a mo-: prefer between
Mt. Rainier and Silver Spring. Call
EMPLoYED: MOTHER, 1o-mo old
baby desire furn. apt. with day care
for child. Box 359-G, Star. 2Ss
APT. bsmt., unfurn. preferred, NV.
or Silver Spring; quiet gentlemen
TWO GIRLS desire one-bedroom
furnished apartment, NV, vicinity
GGeorgetown g: Hospital; $40 to
$50: WA. 6SS7. 2Ss
WANTED-sub-let furn. 2-bedroom
apt. or house, NV. about Jan / to
April !. NO. S062. 3Os
UNFURN.. bedrms.; D. c.. va. or
Nd; Govt. emp, children in family,
$il15 max: Start January. Box
2 OR 3-ROOM unfurnished apart
ment; NV. section. close to good
Transportation, garage If possible,
references furnished. MI. 1477 after
8 pm. 80
WANTED. by empl. lady. efic. apt,
furn. or unfurn., NV. sect, $50
max. Call MI. 5000, 5000 pm. .
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CHEVY CHASE MT
HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp

MODERN 3 BEDRMS. IN S.E.-Slo5
incl. fully furn. basement: studio
apt. rents for $50; exchange for .
6edrm; apt. in Brightwood area.
$99.5O = bedrms.; nr. Fl. Myer,
Pentagon, Wash. and Lee shopping
1910 LAWRENCE ST. N.E,-5-rm
bungalow. coal hot-water heat, S65
month. Phone OWNER, NO. 6337.
DE"'cHED e-FAMILY HOME. near
Also brick bungalow in Radiant
REALTY II T r9oS Co. III Pa Po9iaEAsr ave. sss.
soUTHEAsT-Good location. excel
BUNGALOW. Gas heat; yard. Cail
G, Monday. LU. 1900. -2S
SoUTHEAST-Good location. practi-
Tc,dan,' rec; I'm tsnced,in back yard Cali
LOVELY CoLoNiAI HoME-In IDEAL
location OF N. Arlington. Huge living
TTmI,. dining rm.; kitchen. 3 bedrms..
rent, $3.50 mo. IUR1A BROS. oW..
Sc. NEW s-RM. BRICK BUNGA.;
cellar gas heat. stove, refgr. Ven.
5nne; 6linds; lge. lot; $1o0 mo. LU, l.
ss5, Mr.. Sill. sPR.-Nearly new: 2
bedrms., large kit, liv. rm., full
hsmt.. gas heat; conv. Lo. 5-4292.
ONE a-BEDRM. DET. HOUSE, Is
minutes from Pentagon; fenced lot;
MANNAs REaGqY saHgP9nc Co, aad ai1e 'saRsp WIson
LOVELY BRICKNa-bedrm, semidet ::
ssenoois' bus, shopping within 2
eiqefs mIes lesei esetagon nelosed a yard oil heat
S1o9 month. 10. s-9167. IS:
in shipley Terrace, of Military
hwy; oil heat; conv. to transp. and
shopping: SS5. Rental Dept. FRED
sRlGR ST Glx W; Na BERENs' 5o9S NC 1925 x
$o5 MONTH-Exceptionally nice o.
gan Park. with playroom in base
ment, porch, fenced yard for the
chi shildGen; GiTaot,S,il call Tw. o4e7 for key
NEAR RoCKvIILE. MD.-5-rm. mod
SEE se5 mouse mo Rockville FVnI ans 4sa4 PACK yaIds'
1918 FIRST AVE. Silver Spring. Md
-lI acres ground: 5 bedrooms;
lst r. consists Of liy. rm.. din. re-
PHRIEs. Reaitor. MA. 5000. a
ARLINGTON-3-bed brick; $3.50
per mo-: veterans preference. BEN
SON & VEST, CHI: 0672. Pa,
ing, porches on 3 sides, has been
used as rest home; ! block to bus.
A money-maker for the right party.
SH. 4379. 81. 9541. Il
THREE -BEDRM.,, liv. rm:; din, rm;;
fay bs eagpPed Fa1s cburcb b5 bath pbane and 59
$3.50. between $50 and sac. so
ALEXANDRIA--One 2-bedrm. brick
at Ss5; one 2-bedrm. house at 500;
ROE sN: INC. ox. 1929, CHI. 500.
NEW 5-RM. BRICK HOUSE; full
bsmt.. gas heat; best Sc; location:
REAL ESTATE, RE. 248l. 80
GEORGETOWN HOUSE. with ga
bedrms., bath, liv, rm... din. rm.
complete maids rm; , and anf bath; bath I Can
2 RMS. AND BATH, 10 miles from
Fails Church, out Leesburg pike;
S35 q mo. Call Daleview 5000.
seBEDRM. AND DIN. RIM. bungalow:
auto. heat; near schools. bus and
shopping center; immed. poss.; S110
mo; nearby Nd; WA. 459s, 3
for business and dwelling. Apply
$40 F st. NV. Room 10. 30
3-BEDRM. BRICK HOME, near
MOL. and the Govt. Research at
Beltsville, Md; $125 mo. UN. $500.
NORTH ARLINGTON-New brick g.
bedrm. rambler; bsmt.: GE dis
posal and dishwasher; $125 a mo.
JE: $500.
BETHESDA, near Naval Hospital
= bedrooms. S. D., attic; modern;
available now. WI. 0634, ewes.
g RMS, 2 PORCHES
Full bsmt., oil heat; residential neigh
borhood: immac. cond; S150 mo- !;
partially furn. If desired. ST. 1858.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcort,)

LARGE BRICK BUNGALOW-Near
New Hampshire ave. and Univ. lane /;
we'll furn., modern home with 3 spa
clous bedrms.; liV. rm. with firepl. !;
mod. kit. .-din. rm.; full bsmt; rec.
nm, nm, gas neat; lge; yd:, adj. woods.
oniy Glaiyy Sl66. PERRY-HAY CO.. 81.
:3ls NO. BERLINGToN ST, Arl-
ington. Va. 8 large bedrooms, mod
ern. Oil heat. Immediate occupancy,
Srsi, SI5g mo. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN :. CO; Realtors. l415 X St
UNIVERSITY PARK -
AL 46th ST.; NV; 3 bedrms., 8
$500 Block l56eG; sist h 'PIi Fl. SW-4bed NV
room home. plus maids room,
recreation room and bath In base
mentc Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
Me- n Co 54o6 Realtors 14l5 k st. NV.
CHASE, D. c.-pet. e.rm.
and bath with maids rm. and half
path in bsmt.; recr. renovated; gas
h;-w.h.; eft. refgr.; S175 mo. DI.
sBEPiRooMsE 1st9i eTes EN-; ex4ns s4pe dan 80 80.
tion room; newly furnished; excel
lent residential section: available
70 viTmnm,ediately.. N WI. s43l. 30'
Y baths. paneled bsmt; fenced
yaru' garage; OIL heat; screened
porch; S175 month. OIL. $500. "A
NEAR PENTAGON-5 rooms, bath,
gas heat. Rents Sl25. MORGAN
real, ESTATE CO., CHI. 1896; ewes,
Ii. 4-6262.
5 RMS, 2 baths, new house; nicely
d turn.; near shopping and transp.;
all util. furn.; $50. l43 Upsal st. Sc.
80
FURNISHED RMS,
brick, semidet, full bSmt.; near
schools, shopping and bus: $125
monthly. Call Mrs. Carl, YEONAS
REALTY. GIL. 200; OK. l243. 80
1863 PRIMROSE RD. N.W.-De-
tached brick, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths,
fnished attic, built-in garage; fenced
rear yard; conT. transp. Available
Immediately
FITZGERALD. MA. 1885
Evening star., 1950-11-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE. filling station and 6-rm.
home on 4 acres on good hwy; 10
mi. D. C.; $4,000; easy terms.
HARRINGTON REALTY Co. MI.
RooMING HOUSES FOR RENT =
Aa Also 4saa 4eaaipped restaurant for rent,
BAkERY@complete bakery eouip+ for
sale. incl. Vulcan 3-deck baking oven,
Hobart elec. mixer. doughnut fryer,
retarding, box. glass bakery cases,
equip for establishing compi.
bakery. Must sell at sac. price.
Call and make offer. Sligo 1444.
VENETIAN BLIND BUSINESS for sale.
Well-established. Unique opportu-
LGNcHEoSETTEo PlT sSS compete saaf equip s9 for
luncheonette. incl. 16-in. soda
fountain, sandwich unit. back bar bar,
3 compressors, stools. Coca-Cola
siiso sHs; etf; 1444 no reas' offer rejessed.
esos MARLBORO pIKE-Gas Sta
Make an offer. MR. FERRALL, 10.
$4,000; after pm, HI. 1870.
NYLON HosE-Attention storekeep-
First quality 5l15, 50 so doz, 5 doz.
UP. 5425 Georgia ave. TU. 2217.
UNION CoMPOsI1oR. at least If
years exp: with knowledge of Offset
plat plate MAKING; iati. excellent chance to
valued around $4,000. Terms.
Rsferenses 5sf Re CO.. required. Write Box
SERVICE STATION for rent. excel
facilities. Good potential for exp
cation. Only financially able need
apply Box 450-E, Star. 80
FOR RENT-Service station, mod
facilities: good location. Exc oppor.
Tor exp operator. Minimum capital
investment required. Box ALL e
DRUG STORE, all stock and EQUIP
ments: including soda fountain;
good lease: IN vicinity of upper l4th
s.,:w. st; NV. Priced to sell all cash or
IsdmS; naintneo5 c9i4red 9n d. or white. For aD-
CARRY-oUT SHoP. m most ot'' modern
equipment. doing 500 gross busi-
ness ness daily; offzsale beer license
balances. ressonsSie naSi tsrms. sl11 haRale Weii
located. MR.. CLARK. Sun. No.
DRESS AND sPEcixITiY SHOP in
nren nearby Va Beaut. equipped and
I15; doing 500 900. Forced to sell sell
because of illness. Good price for
Ss-'e coTEN CO.. 'i5s ReAltor: ALshFr cae 1851. l.
DRY CLEANING MACHINE, Syn
ing, 4, yrs. old. First $500 takes It.
HARDWARE STORE. nearby Ar At
1000 location. Low rent. Good
lease sa SEQ sacr., must sell immed:,
oSnsr sSgo MR fs~p s1MSsoN Ts sFfsss' 5A assSs Ga
VALET SHOP for rent at $500 per
month; am1iinn.d IN nn operation; already
Il 4.l3l5. Going in service 29'
loo; $4,000 down. Grocery, $500
wk,, colored trade: $1,000 complete
with lge. stock. Delicatessen. 81 200
wk,; rent s75 mo-; $4,000 down.
psS BiLL SIM0Ms. EX, 6ls1.
hGsnAokAST' aSne1 Ant fountain Tour for sale by
lease: reas. rent. Ii. 4-9290.-30a
ESTABLISHED DRY cleaning plant,
making good money, will sell or
VIII consider a partner; this business
Is good going business: equipment
M Y DiaRs GoRpoNl L N new IL 4;sa5s. 3.
DRUG STORE - Business section,
Westchester County; New York,
$1,000, $4,000 cash. LO. 5-sl4S.
3Os
TAVERN, modern. air-cond.: in
shopping center; owner quotes over
100 cases of beer weekly. OR
3033 before g pm
TOURIST HOME. 700 T NV, for
sale; rent reas.; S1,T0O. Restaurant
for sale. MA. 1899. 4
DELICATESsEN AND RESTAURANT
Doing good bus. northwest Balti-
more; beer and wine license, good
LYING quarters, well established,
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. J
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED-we are
anxious to secure additional rental
homes, furn. or unfurn. in NV.
p. c. or nearby Montg. Co, Md.
ilnest clientele: free appraisals.
PERRY-HAY CO. 81. 6242, 20
bedrms, D. c., Md. or
Va. Govt. emp; ch. in family. 500
mo-; start Jan. Box 151-G, Star. .
COUPLE-No children
desires 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurn. house,
NV. area pref. NO. 4919, Apt. SIT.
CPLE., 2 CHILDREN need "a bedrm.
house, max. SS5 mo. for n.w.-ne.,
will improve prop. NO. O79S, 4
Evening star., 1950-11-28
CHEVY CHASE d C

:, OAfEV NIInoE, .. z.
Recently decorated and within a
short distance of Lafayette school,
this det. brick home has side hall.
breakfast nook. mod kit, porch;
2nd f.. 3 lovely bedrms., . tiled
baths, huge master suite; stairs to
storage attic; Lear garage. A real
buy at S24 $50. Call
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

CONN. AVE. EXTENDED-S1S. 300
Detached brick: bedroom and full
bath on 1st floor, 3 bedrooms and
bath on I'd. Good size dining room
liv. rm. combination with fireplace.
Fully equipped kitchen. Large base
home located in one of the best sec
tions of Kensington, Md 10 min.
from Chevy Chase Circle by bus.
Convenient terms.
F. A. TWEED CO., INC.
1904 Conn. Ave. EN-. 1890.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. IA. 2937; ewes, GE. i4l6. 20.
MOVING BY VET: exper. help. every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.,
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1905
EA-Gl - Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local. long distance; expert
service: low rates. HO. 5Sl9. 2Sa