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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28
FRIENDSVILIE

Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch c. Friend were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cheney and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Walburn, Cumber-
land; Misses Jean and Laurine
Friend, Baltimore. Other guests on
Christmas afternoon were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Friend and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Friend spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
PVSell
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

the Methodist church at Hoyes, with
Rev. Howard Hall, pastor of the
Friendsville Methodist charge, offici-
ating. Interment was in the church
cemetery at Hoyes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hook and
children, of Cleveland, Ohio, were
weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Wright
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Agriculture department set a sugar
quota for 1851 so that, barring large
scale war, there would be plenty of
sugar at stable prices.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Mrs. James Lininger returned home
Sunday evening after a week as pa
tient in Memorial hospital, Cumber-
lind
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HoUsEs FOR sALE-NW.
"BRIGH'TWOOD"

$4,000 DOWN, $50 so MO.
0-rm. row brick; 3 bedrms. and bath.
sasS ssmt esss Essr ssS md y.:lssn GG GG
Mr. Philip Jolles leyes., OR. 4633).
2-FAMILY HOUSE, SIS, 500
Mr.. 7th and Farragut SITS. NV. g.
nm. brick, complete Kitchens. very
oeep: fenced yard; clean as q pin.
Only $3.50 cash. Call Mr. Ewell
(eves.. OR. 537S).
1St Fl. Powder RIM. and Den
semidet. modern brick, 8 large at
tractive bedrms., tiled bath and
screened porch on second A. Pull
bsmt. with oil heat, det. Gear ga
rage. Only $1,000 down. Near 9th
and Hamilton. Call Mr.. Balfour
(eveS.. GE. 145D.
4 BEDRMS-1I BATHS
Semidet. brick, extra large rooms, gas
heat, big yard. garage. Home with
income possibilities. Nr. 14th and
Gallatin SITS. NV. CAN Mr.. Stolar
teves., 81. 1880.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 6400.
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DEIICATESSEN BUY
SPECIAL

II YOU have $4,000 cash and are sat-
isfied with an income of $12.0O0 to
$4,000 for 3 months OF hard WORK,
you can buy a completely stocked
and equipped gas station and res
taurant catering to discriminate ting
clientele, located at Herring. Bay on
the Chesapeake just 80 miles from
D. C. and In the heart of Washing
ton vacation area. We have no
wine. beer, slot machines or Juke
boxes. The ice and bait business
will make your payments. Total
price $780, 900. owner has two other
businesses and must sell these two.
Phone OWNER, West River 612
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n zaNErY - nnr~rr
| hoh r ST. SE.
TRADE

TRADE
Your present home on q spacious
brick rambler, only l blk. of Penna.
ave. in walking distance Of every
possible convenience. Center hall,
picture windows, rms, IA baths,
everything on one fir: garage; many
other fine features, Asking S23,9 $50
win allow top value in trade for
your present home. Shown by appt.
only.
T. d. BURGESS
2b24 Pa. ave. s.e. VI. 2S02 til 3.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

DOWNING ST. MEOW brick in
front porch: End fir., 3 hedrms. and
bath; full bsmt.. outside entrance;
a real buy. Call Mr. Macintosh,
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. $500;
MICHIGAN PARK-Det. brick Colo
22-ft. liv. rm., firepl., lovely recr.
rm. with bar; 3 lge. bedrms,, 2 tiled
baths on end flr.: screened porch;
fenced rear yard; new kit. equip
plus dishvasher. disposal and Ben-
dix; PricSd to sell. EYES; call Hu.
5249. FRANK 6. PHILLIPS. DI.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS Extra lge
snd sr,sA powder oWa m rm.: Hi 2nd fir.. 3 b. r.
bath and shower; full bsmt., with
bath and shower. gas heat, hdw,
floors; house artistically decorated
throughout: Venetian blinds, comb
aluminium storm doors and windows
Call Mr.. Bramble, Ii. 3-6943, NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE CO.. RE. 4910.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - semidet
brick: 5 rms, tile bath. tnclosed
porch; ;efmi fH! 0s cs 81 p hest eS pT1ssd s1ss
D. C.Soniy sii.s5o; 6s new al
brick, semi-det., 5-rm. houses, col
ored tile bath, fully equip. kit. with
garbage disposal, full bsmt Cal
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. RE
.-fAMrLY BRICK DUPLEX. less than
3 years old. Gas heat, Each apt.
rented furn, for $40 mo. New fur.
niture included In sale price OF
eraginE less than $50 mo. A s3,5o0
Dsymts. Of $3.50 whieh includes
taxes and insurance. FHA trusts.
FoR o. s0is 4 SMALL INVESTMENT you
can achieve security In this con-
verted 6-rm. row brick home with
income OF SIS per month which
will more than carry your monthly
payments. Price only $l2.50o with
dI ~ 1st trust. Call 10. 2-7sl9,
for appt. to inspect. sIGLER b CO.
HU. 1918.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
A rewardful opportunity awaits you
here. Priced at S27.500 for quick
sale A very wide corner lot, ex-
cellently landscaped with a profu-
sion of Towering shrubs and orna-
mental trees; a delightsome home OF
brick construction with 3 bedrooms
and 2 adjoining enclosed sleeping
porches: spacious living and dining
rooms; stairway to storage attic; de-
tached garage. To inspect call WO.
1900, until 8 pm.
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
CHEVY CHASE, DC.
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NEAR TEXAS AVE. AND RIDGE RID.
One Of our best semidet. brick homes;
nearly new; large rms, 3 bedrms
tile bath, gas heat; full bsmt; fenced
yard: stove and refgr.; only 81 1880,
1000 down.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
1917 Pa. Ave, Sc. IL. 1887 Til q.
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.w. tcentJ
OPEN SAT. SUN, 1-6

O-1SAII. AokCoUAy DIT
1925 Ingraham st. NV, on lge. lot,
bath, full bsmt. with rec rm.: new
sas. h.-v. heat; natural finish
woodwork and Venetian blinds
throughout. For sale by OWNER.
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CLOVER pARK

GLOVER PARK
Row-brick home, in this conven-
ient-to-everything, close-to- down
and inclosed heated porch on 1st Il. !;
4 rms. and bath on end: full bsmt.,
auto. h.-wh.; garage. INEz CUSH-
ARD, Realtor. OR. 4232.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDEN. Bethesda.
New brk rambler. located on lge.
level lot: close to school and trans. !;
. bedrms.. tile bath, lily. rm., din.
rm.. modern kit, bSmt. $16,450, at
tractive terms A.. NJ. McFADDEE,
WI. s0s5; ewes. OIL. 4569. --5
BETHESDA-S12, 600; detached brick
bungaloWs: full bSmt.. expansible
attic, fireplace, lot 60xl15. HENRY
J. cOGNOR. INC. Owner Builder
WI. 1888. ewes; Sat. and Sun.
I.D50-2-bedroom l.
bath home: screened front porch.
convenient location. Reasonable AZ
$1I,n50. WI 6649; ewes, OIL. 7479.
ALLIED REALTY CORP
MD. GREENWICH FOR
EST. Brick, 2-story. 6-rm. and bath
corner lot, new house eond, ALL
electric kitchen, oil h.-v h. Air Com
fort metal storm windows: also
Soft. shaded building lot adjacent
included in. price OF S21, $50. VIII
consider sale Of lot sepersie In
spection By appt CLARENCE C..
KE1EEE: Days. WI. 4i78i ewes,
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. tcsas.l

MICHIGAN AvE.-3-year-old e-rm..
2-eath home with recreation room /;
inelosed knotty pine porch: fenced
equipment: any reasonable cash Of
fer considered. Shown By appoint
S DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Home and
income; occupy the lst fir, of rms,
so per mo. from 2d-flr. apt. With
h,-wh., extra-sized lot, double ga
rage. priced 10 sell At Sll ESQ;
teTmS Gall Va, , 39oo Y 9 pm
Baltimore ave, Hysttsvills, Md, Wa
1900, once open daily and Sunday
wooDRIDGE, 3o4a Douglas ne. AT
2s53-Detached. & rms; lee; attic,
INV oil heat, auto. washer. lot 5ox
G,,.ss lSG; sarage with electricity. Price
ai5 { ST. N.E.-substantial eo-ft.
brick home. opposite ST. Joseph's
CATHOLIC CHURCH and near Senate
FRANK S. PHiLLIPs. DI. If1l. -
STORE AND APARTMENTS, suitable
for contractor, printing, plumber.
etc. Excellent ne. location, near
SkEcSLEdES anu DOS, kAS IHTuACe, nov
water Feat, garage Price, S1s.75O
Eve, phone Mr.. Gordon, wO.- 1885,
l. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 K
st. NV, Ma. 0753.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Rov brick
6 rms, modern house. S1l 500.
Gas conditioned heat, full bsmt.
z. BELL. AD. ESQ.
LA SALE PARK
Lovely 2-story Colonial brick with q
bargain price Of sl7.950 and ex-
cellent financing attached; only 10
yrs. old: having nicely shruboed lot,
fenced in rear. Three bedrmS, and
stairway TO attic; rear screened
porch: full basement with recr. rm,.
lavatory and auto. oil heat: block
8 70 2.
Colonial Investment Co.
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BRICHTWOOD

6100 BLOCK 5th ST. NV.
Beautiful 7-rm. det. brick home; 1Sx
10 liv rm. with firepl.: din. rm.:
dinette: equipped kit; 3 bedrms., .
baths, finished attic. full bsmt., recr
rn1.. det. garage; 5oKl60 lot. Call
Mrs. Small
CAMPANELLA Il WOOD
EX 4l13 Ewes. CO 1887. IS
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLERS-Sample
open 1-6 daily, 3314 Shepherd St; ;
several models TO choose from;
S22,500 up, bedrms.. 9 baths,
picture windows, parQuet floors,
wonderful kitchens, etc.
BillingSley & KorZendorfer
OR 1890, OR. 6s22 till o pm.
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
OPEN SUN, 2-6

1871 q PL. Sc.
1t Is q beautiful home, lot and loca-
tion; modern semidet. brick; 3 bed
rms. plus stairway to finished attic,
living rm., dining rm. and equipped
kitchen, concrete porch. rec. rm.;
Anchor fence, storm windows, lovely
flowers: so many extras; immaculate
throughout; quick possession. see
this; price. Sl4.75O. Cali Mr.. StoVer
CAMPANELLA & WOOD
EX. ALB; Ewes. and Sun, TW. 1910.
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$500 BLOCK 9th ST. NV.
What a buy! Large row brick, near
Georgia ave, in excel condition.;
70 rms, 2ia baths. :. kits, rec. rm.
with bar, oil heat, yard, gar; unusual
income possibilities; priced to sell
quickly at $17,5O0 RALPH D.
COIN, EX. 5705; ewes, GE. 664O.
$4,000, UPPER BRIGHTWOOD -
5 rms. and bath, det 2-story stucco
over frame home. Lot 200 #. deep;
a excel. loc;: needs redec.
$11,750; Mr.. COOLIDGE H. S.-6
rms. semidet. brk; bSmt., h.-w.h.;
s1s,5OO, 14th AND GALLATIN-4-
bedrm. det. home; 2la-car gar;
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; 3 rms. on 3rd fir.;
lge. lot; open to offer. BEERS BROS,
SH. 4747, 9 to 8. %
NEAR TEXAS AVE. AND RIDGE RID,
semi-det. brick; rms, gas heat,
bsmt., mod. bath and kit; pay
ments only S63 per NO., incl. taxes
and insurance. small down pay
ment, 40 financing. ST. 1857. GE.
BREITFRMAN REALTY CO -
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BETHESDA-Ry owner Livahls. cop
most eonvenisnt loc A3os Mont.
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coIoRED- 400 BLK. RANDOLPH ST.

NW.-Vacant: excel. cond.: 8 lge.
rms, = screened porcheS, full bsmt-.
new gas auto. heat. deep lot, gar.
terms Mr.. watts, GE. 9920. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1887 K. RE. 1893.
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GALS Sth ST. Nw.-This corner
semidet brick home. has .bedrms.
and bath, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
breakfast nook. The house is heated
stripped and has Venetian blinds.
There is a nice front porch with
attractive awnings and a built-in
garage. Very neat and most conv.
4uict dcE0' sale ''st at SiS,Soo. can ali Mr.. NJ.
Ruark ewes, SH. 4436, with FIDEL-
1TY INVESTMENT CO.. Ma. 2431,
Nhkas lGs WskrhE Y Il 4; K REED hospital, sen semi
det. brick: s rms, can be 2-family;
ga baths; oil h.-wh gar. built lin;
sonvenient area. DON BLAIR. RA'
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BARNABY WOODS

Splendid location. o rms, 2la baths,
gaS heat excellent condition. Unusual
design and setting; beautiful lawn,
shrubs and flower garden. By appt.
EN- o60I "a
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CoLORED-sO3 TAYLOR ST. NV
Home with income; > lee apts.;
completely pvt, in excel cond;
beaut. equip. kitchens, refgrs., 2
ranges: oil heat; $1,000 down; re-
duced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
Gloves Has Real Appeal
For Social Service Executive

fered her in social service work IN
New York city. Subsequently. she
became the director of its Peabody
Hall project. From this post she
came to this city to assume the
dictatorship of the Lisner Home
when this philanthropic institu-
tion was opened nine years ago.
Through series of lectures at
the Metropolitan Museum given
shortly after she came to New
York city, there was unfolded to
her what she now terms, "the
graphic story bound up in the
subject of gloves" Next came her
interest in modern glove making
purely as hobby.
Her enthusiasm finally led her
to the studio of a widely known
Austrian glovemaker, Miss Edith
Hummel. whose glovemaking skill
is frequently featured in fashion
articles. Mrs. Krause was an apt
pupil and subsequently conducted
classes in glove making in arts
and crafts social service centers in
New York city and at the Penn
land School of Handicrafts in
North Carolina during a summer
vacation period. When she first
came to the Lisner Home she
taught a class for the women of
the home. who greatly enjoyed
the novel experience as well as
the results Of their handiwork.
Work Is Most Satisfying.
'The techniques of glove max
ing are exacting but very satisfy
ing to those who like to sew and
to work with feathers and fabrics
from patterns" Mrs. Krause said.
THE combination of colors and
textures such as capeskins with
suedes. feathers with fabrics, the
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Peak at Elisabeth's Reirn.

Brought to England by the
Romans at the time Of Caesars
conquest In IS Be, they probably
Evening star., 1950-01-29

LAY c14NA 4A4SASASs
Retired since 1948 from her post
as the first director of the Lisner
Home at 5425 Western avenue.
she Is getting back in circulation
again." as she puts it, by giving
instructions in glove making to
groups of business, professional
and club women-homemakers
too, if they are interested.
Compared to other crafts the
finished products are realized very
quickly indeed, and the scope fol
original design is endless" she
told me. Her classes are being
conducted in the Leather Craft
Studio at 1923 Fourteenth street
INV.
She was born in Los Angeles.
After her graduation from the
University of Redlands, she went
to Calcutta, where she married
the director of technical educa-
ton for the British government.
It was instructive for her as a
young mother to become interested
in improving health and social
conditions. At the same time, a
challenge came to her as she
studied the fooled feathers and
the embroidered silk and cashmir
materials in the bazaars. Both
interests were to affect her later
life vitality although she did not
then realize 1t.
Director of Peabody Hall.
When the time came for her to
earn living for herself and her
family Of three children, Mrs.
Krause turned to a position Of
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az 1874. particularly among the
Scots and upon the European
continent. Removing ones right
hand glove and taking that Of
the other with whom one had
dealings was stronger gesture
of friendship or greeting than
the early kiss of peace. and from
it undoubtedly arose the custom
for kings and princes who could
not always enter into transactions
of public business personally to
send the glove of the right hand
as a greeting and as a sign of
good faith and honorable in
tention.
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reached their greatest elaboration
under Queen Elizabeth when she
set the fashion Of wearing gloves
richly embroidered and heavily
jeweled.
"It was under Queen Elizabeth
that the British Isles began i'm
porting hides for gloves and
tanners first developed the ex-
cellent processes still in use,'
Mrs. Krause said.
Throwing down the gauntlet" d"
is a phrase still used in modern
Technology. Use of the glove as
a challenge was in vogue as late
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perfection Of stitchery ana the
sense Of accomplishment which
comes with the finished product
and the perfect at possible are
eminently gratifying" Very long
fingers, short stubby ones or ar
thritic ones present practically no
problems at all when a woman
makes her gloves. She can also
have desired color combinations
and desired lengths.
The individual maker of gloves
is her own glass of fashion, so to
speak. Even I, whose accomplish
ments certainly do not run to fine
stitching was quite beguiled by the
intriguing softness of the leather
and the lovely shades In those
Mrs. Krause is already starting
for her next years Christmas
presents.
"Gloves have suffered little
Krause reminded me. "They are
from fashion vagaries." Mrs.
still everyday utilities as well as
glamour favorites, even with the
younger generations that have
not treated hats 80 kindly"
Then she went on to speak of
the mention of gloves in the
religious testaments and Of a time
in society when there was "the
rule of the glove" with gloves
a traditional challenge to battle.
Church and throne employed
them as symbols of authority and
they were even a part of medieval
rents. Tokens of legal betrothal,
they were the recognized emblem
of investiture ut the coronation of
kings and the elevation Of bishops.
At burial services gloves often
times were placed upon grave In
honor of the deceased. much rs
flowers are used today.
Peak ut Elixabeth's Reign.
Brought to England by the
Romans at the time Of Caesars
conquest In IS BIC, they probably
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Mrs. Krause
has devoted 25
years to rearing
and educating
three children
and to social
service work as
a liv lih o o d,
particularly In
the field Of in
stitutional man.
agement, b u t
she has always
had this glove
making hobby.
She has made
them for fam
i1xr ond friends
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By Jessie Font Evons

The chief vocational interest Of
Mrs. Gladys T. Krause of 100
Amherst drive, HyattsviAe, Md. is
making olnuec
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BFTHESDA-Vacant Diet. brick Cape
Cod home. in good condition, 1St
4. has a reception hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm.. modern equipped
2nd f., 3 nice bedrms., tile bath,
built-in tarage, lge. rms, slate root,
priced low and close to all conven-
fences. Call w. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
BETHEsDA-S15,95o; modern. det.,
brick home, in desirable Greenwich
entrance hall, screened porch. liv
fenced lot, many trees; vacant. Out
of-town owner anxious to sell; FILA
financing possible. $4,000 cash
EARL + WRIGHT, WI. 5000; eyes,,
BETHESDA - S15,75o. Attractive.
modern Cape Cod, close to Naval
Medical and Public Health Institute.
Reception vestibule, liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., large kit. 2 bedrms
and bath on 1st A.; expandable attic;
level yard, ideal for children; $500
cash with excellent terms EARL
+, WRIGHT. WI. 5000; evenings,
BRiGaTWooD-5-room and bath.
vel, l,buil. Colonial home; 3 porches,
for for quicP eGate sae PdoYp Gs5sSE'0 E bATs bllSfs
CO. CO, 1929 < S,st st, NV, MA. o352;
BRiGHTWooD Nr. Walter Reed
Hospital, west of Ga. ave, 1O-yr.-
der rm. Plus 8 rms. and bath; nice
for under $4,000 with ideal financ-
ing. BERENTER Ss CO., Realtors,
TIA. 2272 It'll 8 pm. la
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FILLING STATION Nearby vir

FILLING STATION Nearby viz
ginia; new station and equipment;
real opportunity for good operator
Call OF. .9739 or OF. 1910. for ap-
DRf1aM eiR'mfa' GR1nL 6 nnfDeS5 focated in Alex
Va; excellent location, good lease;
terms will make operator good liv-
ing. Call ST. 1888 or Elk. 1904.
BOOKBINDING - Established busi-
priced reasonably. Box 12-s. Star.
LADIES' APPAREL-Modern snoppe
in woman's hotel; nationally adver-
tlsed merchandise, must sell at
REsTATsANT SRsa F EA Centrally nnaii located; locate
ABC license; fully equipped; air
cooled; reasonable rent and good
lease; $4,000 per month. $4,000
cash required; easy terms on bal
aHcei a. sess ekisNK1Ns co. 1918 N st. n;w.'
RESTAURANT. soe H st. NV; fully
equipped; estab: over 15 yrs; priced
to sell at $4,000 on terms to reliable
buyer. Early closing. No Sundays.
GROCERY. meat and beer; NV. cor
ner; income, 5000; large apt; sac
A5fs fDr snik Sss Nh as44 ls
an excel. l0c. 1Or any type OF buS1-
ness right. on busline. 1406 P st.
NV; newly decorated; reasonable
rent. Ask for MR.. RICHMAN,
HAkDWAkE ar: tsai. sroRE-Exeel. corner:
same owner Is years; closes PR.
daily. closed Sunday Owner quotes
$500 net profit annually Low
rent. good lease. Price S17,50O. in
Guiding, 81 O,0oO lean stock. Reason
for selling Doctors orders BOB
HOLLANDER, exclusive broker. I411
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. a743. IL
VARIETY STORE-NW. loc.. doing
$500 wkly.; priced reas. with $4,000
cash incl. stock of $500. ST.
MONS. EX. 61S1.
ROoMING HoUSE-Inc. 1859 mo. >
comp. apts. plus 10 sleepers; $1,000
cash down buys property, furn. and
business. Large 1st trust. SIMONS,
HoT a1; DOC STAND, fully equipped,
more more bivd.; si0o per mo. 8. B.
ZANTzINGER. JR.. WA. 1919.
BUSINESS-1950 Ford
dump. steady work. $40 11th st.
Sc. JAMES KEYTON after pm.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

ARLINGTON-Living room. dining
room. Kit. and 2 bedrooms. Almost
new. Tmmac cond. Quick poss.
$3.50 will handle. Balance less
than rent. F. E. MALCOLM, Real
tor. oW. 1924.
NAYLOR GARDENS, Both and Naylor
rd s.e.-Substantial reduction on
down payment, on this excellent.
wel-located l;bedroom, unit. with
tile bath, foyer, many closets: pos
charges in D. c. DRURY REALTY
CORP. MI. 1000; evenings, OR.
5761 or TW. 1871.
BRoADMOoR, 1901 Conn. ave-
De luxe 2-bedrm,,. 2-bath apt. with
foyer foyer, spa spacious liv rm:, screened
door, closets; redecorated through
out: The Broadmoor affords all the
facilities Of a superior apt. hotel.
Total price. S1S,500; terms. Call
Mr.. Gavin. ewes, MI. 1904. H. G..
SMITHY CO., ST. 5000. -13
NEAR PENTAGON-2-bed apt.
with foyer, 1S-ft. liv. rm., din.
space. kit. and bath; new cond.
This This co-operatiye @ group has been
tion year ago. Ideally suited for
pets welcomed. 81, 500 down: total
monthly expenses. S7373, includes
utils. and 4ec financing. Call Mr..
Carvin with H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. 1900; res, MI. 50O4. Ia
TILDEN GARDENs-1 bedrm.. bath.
with nice lily. rm., din. rm. and
kitchen; avail to an approved pur-
]. Nelson Hughes, OR. 6059
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MOVING, ! PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET -.
across the country: safe storage ~
SEPARATE rooms expert packing,
Phone NO O!O4 UNION STORACiH
CO.. INC est. 1905
TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage Call
any time. AID. 1887. 14~
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, Stor-
age. reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE.
1916 Ia
MOvING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cali
any time. MIR. COOK. GIL. 5137.
EARL'S DELIVERY sERVICE-pick-
up and delivery moving; reasonable
rates. Call RA. S201 -17
LOCAL AND LONG-DIsTANCE NOV
ING, reas. rates, 24-hour service;
city delivery given careful attention.
MA. 0470; after 6 pm, HI. 1856.
III
Ex-GI-Mov.. packing, Grating, stor-
age; local, long dist; small or large
Jobs: free cartons for pack. no. 5s19.
Evening star., 1950-07-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MARINE COLONEL FAMILY. 4 adults,
desire 3-bedroom, 2-bath, unfur-
nished house, Aug. l. Write 129
New Castle ST.. Rehoboth Beach, Del
2 OR 3 BEDRM. furnished house in
NO. Ariinslon or Fairfax County DU
5000, Ext. ABB after $50.
l NEED few furn and unfurn
Chevy Chase houses for waiting
clients, S150-S3OO. MRS. CLYDE
c. DUNNINGTON, WI. 2635.
HAITIAN DIPLOMAT and wife de-
sire 3-bedrm. house, nice loc. Call
9 to 5 pm, GE. 1000. is
UNFURN. house in NV, by Army mai.
Vic. OF Walter Reed; or 4 bedrms,
gas furn.; must be lge. rms; be in
good repair Pay S125 and sign lease,
guar. repair Of any damage, beyond
normal wear. GE. 1000. Ext. sos. 13s
SPACIOUS 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurnished
nome, in good residential section
OF North Arl. Call Jackson 4-0397.
MONTH OF AUGUST or permanent
home accessible to- to Pentagon t %
children. Prefer lge. yard or small
ARMED FORCES, ali ranks, perma-
nently stationed Wash. area. need
furn: or unfurn. houses. apis. Sub
let gladly accepted. ARMED FORCES
EHOuSlNG, the Pentagon. Ii. $500,
WANTED 70 T RENT, NV. ts section,
Wesley Hts, Spring Valley. Adults.
Long lease desired. 3 bedrooms, .
baths. WI. S706. 19'