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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31

men at a time when unemployment is
national issue. And the holder pays
no tax on his holdings. There are
in the neighborhood of two hundred
claims held in this way in Lewis &
Clark county, Montana, alone. The
same condition exists in other counties
of the state, and in other states.
Under the existing scheme there
can be no new discoveries. There is
no good reason who anybody should
be allowed to hold that mineral
land if he does not mean to develop
it. If he doesn't wish to do the repre-
sentative work he can let the ground
go and let others prospect it. Some
thing might be discovered and work
ed.
The mining laws require one
hundred dollars worth of work per
claim done annually. There are 20
acres to claim; thousands of acres
are held undeveloped by depositing
SOC for 20 acres of mineral land. Our
Senators and Representatives in the
Congress should be advised to use
their influence to see that the annual
labor on unpatented mining claims
is resumed.
A change should also be made in
the patented mining claims. have
been infromed that there are about
twelve hundred patented mining
claims in Lewis G. Clark county; only
a few of those claims are producing
anything. They are appraised at SIS
an acre. The assessable value is a
great deal less. The amount of taxes
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31
5000 Subversive M0ntanans?

Thursday last un-American Activities Commit
tee requested and received additional appropriation
$150000 for the of "a Bible
subvesve activities including ndexng the of
than million Individuals See Congressional Record pgs
40025 March 23) The of approval
nfcanty in this instance the in 1916 when the
voted overwhelmingly to impress railroad
bill received similar heavy (5to of approval
Mike Mansfield not of the minority who unswervngy
fought to uphold American civil liberties
After all the hyseria of the years. people
lone million individuals out of total population of $50 mil
lons may like insignificant number-an abstract
quantity far removed from Montana But is it? Based on
Montana estimated population of $4,000 and assuming that
have propOronate share of all such subversves this
there 5000 fellow citizens who will not be
able the tmus test of purity compounded the
committee. This that when this 'Bble" (what sacr
ege that sacred book is published 5000 Montana people
and their families will be held The finger dis
loyalty Will be pointed at their children Their lives and rep
utations will be rreparably damaged. And why? be-
they soya Not they America
just greatly their neighbors No. simply because they
refuse bow to the conformity propounded by Tom
Clark and other Pendergas political hacks because they
fuse along with the broken of the Trumanes
because they question the wisdom of our handling of the cod
war"
Cong Mansfield knows the to be the case And he
knows further that despite the smokecreen thrown by the
brass of Montana American Legion dsloyaty among Mon
primarily matter of political demagogy vehicle
be used further possible political ambitions of such people
Charles Dawey of Great Falls George Gossman of Dillon
Eugene Naegee of Helena-a ranking of the
Legion high command.
of this what Cong considers
to be the basis of our Bill of Rights
approve black band of suppression current
ly being placed on the minds of men?
Does he consider thinking to be the cardinal sin of
goth Century?
Is he afraid of the Jeffersonan concephe of ber
nourshed the blood of patriots and tyrans that
eff there be any among who would wish to dissolve this
Union change it's republican FORM let them stand undis
tubed monuments of the safety with which opinion
be tolerated where left free to combat it,?
Mansfield would be Senator Montana after 1852
He will the voters to elevate him partnership
with Senator Murray the chamber his record of
serving the needs of Montana people
Yet wonder, in view of his consistently poor record
civil bereswhether pertaining striking railroad
workers. of Americans generaf he is of sufficient stat
merit placing the senatorial his shoulders
the electorate Certainly the burden of proof will bear
heavily him. via performance these next couple of
At4on4.o,, Natural Con Ino.n
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31
flathead Coop Granted REA
Loan of $4,000

Inc Elmo Electric Cooperative As
oIoiation' Poison, Montana's newest
eiectric cooperative, this week was
:, anIed loan of $4,000 by the
:; Va Eiectrlfication administration
IN Washington.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31

D y, ., secretary of the Navy Francis
! Mathews told the Celler committee
..nves1lgatlng the increasing concen-
~ a1ion OF wealth, that monopoly
CROWN II it continues means more
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31

ested seeing that this piece egazed every does
not become law. May suggest get the ba
medaey let President Truman know what you think about
further benefits being bestowed MDU your expense
You already have functonng groups Why not
put them to work-NOW? And for the you who
must paronize the Montana Power Co. monopoly three
cent stamp and little effort buck
month later Insist that the President the taking of
this regulatory authority away from FPC.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31

WHY? =.
Why should all the taxpayers of Montana be saded with
third million dollars Silicos benefits annually
when the disease almost entirely limited working in
mining and smelling operations is definitely occupa
tional disease?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-31

Next weeks Voice will carry comprehensive report
Montanas State Hospital, Warm Springs, by Rev. Dan
ia McCorkle Rev. McCorke is former member of the
Dept of Public Welfare Board secretary of the Montana
Welfare Association, and is recognized authority on
Montana custodal institutions.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-08-24


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Evening star., 1950-08-03
APTs. WANTED tcont.)

FAMILY OF THREE QUIET ADULTS,
Government employees, requires 2-3
bedroom apartment, private er1-
trance, or a house, furnished or
unfurnished, good condition, west
Of 18th St., preferably in George
town, close to transportation. Maxi
mum about S115. Best references.
Box 423-S, Star. 8"
APT. OR UNFURN. HOUSE-Family
of g.; must vacate; best Of refs.
TR. 9646; any section Of town.
FATHER, 2 grown children, want
unfurn., 2 hedrms., kit, liv. rm. and
bath; prefer place n.w.,. needing
fixing up" at reasonable rent.
Phone WILSON. Adams 1928 after
MOTHER and adult daughter desire
unfurn. kit, dining; liv.. bedroom,
pvt: bath: ST. 1921.
WANT HOME TO SHARE, prof. en-
ployed couple, teacher. daughter, 10,
NV. or Sc, quiet, congenial; care
OF property. MI. 1900, daytime. :
STATE DEPT. OFFICER and wife,
recently returned from abroad. look
ing for spacious apt, 2 or 3 rooms,
unfinished, In NV. section; limit
GOING ON VACATION? Couple de-
sires small furnished apartment for
one month, starting August 5. North
west or nearby Virginia; under $40.
Call Oliver 3114 after z pm.
References.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 2937i eyes,, GE. 1416.
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing,
Phone NO. 0!O4 UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. est. 1906
EX-GI-Mov., pack, crat., storage;
local. long dist; small or large Jobs;
free cartons for pack. HO. 5Sl9. Sc
PARKS TRANSFER-Moving at your
conv.; also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887. Sc
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LARGE CAFETERIA, downtown, 8,
year lease. EBERMAN. EN-. O303
AuToMoBILE NJ M M and furniture uphol-
stery shop for sale. $500 Central
ave-, Capitol Hts, Md, 10. s-9771
BgAufY e. Spi sls1oSi ssAIoS, modern booth,
complete unit of reducing equip
ment;, air conditioned; snrs;. M; Falls
MAJESTIC CLEANERS is now ac-
cepting additional wholesale &C.
counts, synthetic cleaning fluid, and
excellent service. Call AT. 1910 for
additional information.
NEARBY MD, groc. .-delic., white
trade; $500 week, rent $50. Full
price. $500. Leave town. HI. 95S3.
VALET SHOP in growing area doing
good business; will accept low-down
payment If necessary. AL, 81. 1d41
GAS STATION AND GARAGE suit
able for taxi cab service or auto
display; selling account Of illness.
BALLET AND SHOE REPAIR. So. sd
rent $3.50. EBERMAE. EN-. c3e3
till 10 pm. -AN
Evening star., 1950-08-03
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcoht.

MOTOR CoURT-2O rms. with pvt.
Daily receipts over Sl00. Located
near Washington adjacent to a large
sures against loss Of income during
war. Transient military personnel
and their families would replace
tourist trade in case of gas ration
ing. Require substantial down pay
ment. For particulars see JOHN
Prince ST., Alex. va. Al. cia7,
OV. 2007, FA. 1874.
WE HAVE OUTSTANDING BUYS in
carefully selected businesses. What
ever your needs for a money-making
business with q future, call ST.
37o5; sH. 1895. SAM CHANTKER
DoNUT SHOP. wholesale and retail:
mod, well equip; good loc.; good
proposition for man with expansion
IDEAS; .hss 5000 cash, incl. truck. FIR.
DRUGSTORE, Sc. location. Serves
mostly Navy personnel. $4,000 stock.
Large soda fountain. Non-registered
out-of-town owner will sell for best
offer. Cali ST; 3707. sH. 1895,
wAsTf5 FAN GHATdKTE rs IESsE 4 co HOUSE "a tor
roomers; unfurnished; southeast
section; references; give full details.
Box 1925. Star. %
fully equipped; seats
80. Operating for 10 yrs, Silver
Spp Sppring' Ing Nd. SECTION: Population.
rent free conditionally. No one viii
be, considered, who cannot furnish
bond for at least a yrs rent. Pref
some one specializing in chicken,
Italian or kosher dinners. OWNER,
CTTsGINC P41 1UN, Nh 2ar .r,NDpv .crIcv
-Alterations: owner leaving city;
sacrifice for best cash offer. Estab
business in shop. center. CH. 81 10.
AUTO AND BODY REPAIR SHOP,
tory. Reasonably y'1pt priced. 'Go low % rent.
Good opportunity for 2 men. 81.
6777,- or ST. 1851. IS
FOR SALE = Tourist courts, tourist
homes and trailer camp on Bait
pRIdA4EssES fal AtXIN ESIING As5Nhv UN oa1s Js ~
beer; mostly school trade. Total
1000. A nice business for an elder
ly couple; Owner must scell immsdiz
HAVE S. S. GROCERY STORE-Latest
equipment; clear; doing around $500
to 5000 weekly; have 31a years lease
on store and arm. apt; very reaS.
rent; beer and wine: short hours; in
Md; 3 blocks from d. c.; like to
trade for larger store; will assume
debts on stock and fixtures. Box
407-S. Star. 8"
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS, small but
profitable, over 2 years old. with
more than 5000 customers and
preferred prospects. Excellent part
time opportunity and wonderful
chance to develop full-time business.
Owner now in service. Call EN-.
5042 evenings. A.
IDEAL LOCATION for tailor shop,
pawnbroker's exchange, launderette,
valet service, cleaning and pressing.
Busy neighborhood. Lots Of activity.
Cheap rent. 1406 P st. NV. Ask
for Mr.. RICHMAN, MI. 4441. a
LAUREL TAVERN, doing good busi-
ness; good reason for selling. Call
T,aIlre1 T41 II
Evening star., 1950-08-03
H. G.. SMITHY co.

H. G.. SMITHY co.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
l BEDROOM, $3.50
2 BEDROOMS, $83 to $86
UTILITIES INCLUDED
IN THE NEW
LANGLEY PARK
APARTMENTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
AT UNIVERSITY LANE
LARGE APARTMENT with
through or cross ventilation.
LARGE CLOSETS. parauet
EQUIPPED KITCHENS. GE
refrigerators. tiled baths. with
AnfaI5si IAuapRY AND STORAGE
ROOMS, auto. washers and
LASSDscApEp. soppEn
LAWNS. paved streets. side
walks. off street parking.
fenced-in play areas.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL now
being built adjacent to project.
A new large shopping cen
ter being. erected. contains
'"' '0'lCHo4f HoT sHoppE
KREsGE 8 4 10
THEATER
DRUGSTORE
FOOD FAIR MARKET
NUMEROUS OTHER STORES
At present there is a large
super market and other stores
convenient to the project.
RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
1401 Merrimack Ave.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8 PM.
Capital Transit K-4 Chillum
bus from 18th and E stS. NV.
Change at New Hampshire ave.
terminal to K-6 New Hamp-
shire ave" bus, or drive out
New Hampshire ave. to Uni
Versity lane and project.
For further particulars
ST. 1900, S11 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED, furnished or unfurn., six
rms, 3 bedrms., for 8 mos. EN-.
ofi oR s-BEDRM. HOUSE. unfsr..
Eona term afs lease or cohsdeF AeFfGn pnyGe Ge
5mmsdiate Inn occupancy desired. Box
WxSTED 2aSlHs ''Tf, 70 RENT, NV. section,
unfurn.; bedrooms. 2 baths. wi.
ARMY OFFICER needs s-bedroom
house in suburbs. to rent or lease.
by Aug. 10. RE. e7oo, Ext. 6423.
NAVAL OFFICER-Here for perman-
ent duty desires unfurn. or 8 bed
I'm; houss or apt sub. Va. Dial
Air FORCE COL. desires to rent un-
North Ar e Can Ef 9far@ 6e7oo 9SuSf EXT IT.
6-2S35. between s-5. References.
AF OFFICER, WIFE and 4-yr.-old girl
desire 2 or, 3 bedrm. unfurn. or
tanee to Andrews AF base; around
HI. 81 ,slo0, Ext. s1257. 4:4o pm.
FukN. tfs Rouse RiG OR APT, State Dept.
Reasonable. Day, call RE. $500, Ext
5000. MR.; COOPER; evenings, week
end, HUI. $3.50. 6"
OFFiCER U.S.P.H.s. wants 2 or 3
bedroom unfurniShed house, NV. or
suburb. Call WA. 1925. 4
NAVAL OFFICER desires 2-bedroom
house or apartment completely fur
nished for weeks from Aug. Sth.
LU. 4-2400, Ext. 456. So
MOTHER. daughter and I urgently
need small house, furn. or unfurn..
pref. NV, Sept. 1; treat as our own
home. Comp. refs. EN-. 3497. s.
PERMANENT GOVT. OFFICIAL needs
unfurn. house; 4 bedrms., 2 baths.
NV. ST. 1900, Ext. 1906. b'
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

s,BEDRM: HOUSE - UniuTn.. in
mediately. Call FA. 1897. after $50
COUNTRY HoMEs-A number of
attractive. well located country
homes; 2 to 4 bedrooms: S125 to
ALLIES b Really 1 W coRP, p t5S''Ra s7oo Wis
SILVER sPRINGV2Ia-yr.-old, large,
corner brick: 6 rms, bsmt. garage,
unfurn.; S165 per mo. Call DI. 1O15
~ pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
$500 800 MONTHLY - Delightful, A.
bedrm:. 2-bath. servant rm. and
bath home, In exclusive NV. sec
ton, avail. Aug. 10, on years
,, lease Ease Or longer. EN-: 1881. IS
eaths; ea0 aOailable furn.' if desired.
VERY UNUSUAL. beautiful, detached,
stone and brick home. 4524 18th
st. NV, at corner of Argyle ter.
4 bedrms;, 2 baths on 2nd floor;
lge. step-down liv. rm;. with wood
Kit, pantry. Da pokder ePGae rm. osci Screened @
porch and sun porch, Gear garage;
"a bath in bsmt., oil heat; unusually
attractive grounds: excel. location:
$500 month unfurn., 3-yr lease.
lnSpeCllon py appointment only.
HENRY ]. RoBB. INC, 1924 Yer
mont ave. NV, DI. S141. Il
S.E.-4OI7 @ ST-3-bedrm. brick
semidet., new condition. full bsmt =,
large fenced yard; convenient: l yr.
lease; S100. VI. 64S9. Call after 6.
NORTH ARLINGToN-2-bedrm brick,
semidetached; new cond.; bsmt.
storage attic; close to schools, buses,
shops; leased S110. ia. 4-1622.
1912 ERsKINE sT.-Nr. N. H. ave.
ext. 6 rms, bath, full bSmt., &C.
gas ht.. excel. cond. Conv. to Nd.
Univ. and Naval Lab. S125 mo.
JOSEPH F: SWAIN, Realtor. 81.
FL SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Ultramod-
ern, Groom, ia baths; semidet.
brick home; nice yard: full bsmt;
$125 monthly; available Sept. l..
GOLDSTEN BROS. RE. 1888. --5
SILVER SPRING, Merrimac Drive
8 rms. a bedrms.), 2 baths; par
TALLY furnished; gas heat; $135 mo-;
81. 1928 or BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
l417 K st. NV; MA. $500.
ALEXANDRIA 2-bedroom house:
equipped kitchen; full bsmt.; fenced
lawn; 500 per mo. Call XII. $1,000.
Evening star., 1950-08-03

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home:
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended. North of University
Lane.
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES.
COMPARE THEM WITH
OTHER APARTMENTS AND
/. Private entrances and broad
private terraces for family liv-
ing, face a whole mile OF cool,
wooded parkland.
2. Twenty individual spacious lay
outs of one, two and three
bedroom units, some with bed
rooms upstairs.
s. An unusual roadway system
provides safety for children,
with one = way traf1c, and
brings the car to your own
4. Almost half the units are
end units, with sun. air and
.ong views on three sides.
s. Masonry walls between units
provide complete soundproof-
ing.
9. Stair-climbing reduced to q
minimum, as private entran-
ces 60 per cent of totaD
enter directly at ground level.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY.
One bedroom, living room. din
ing room, kitchen and bath,
$77.50
Two bedrooms, living room, din
ing room. kitchen and bath.
$94.50
Three bedrooms, living room.
dining room. kitchen and bath,
$112.50
(All Utilities Included in RenD
Sample Apartment at ATS South
ampton Drive. Furnished BY
MALCOLM SCATES
Directions: Drive out New Hamp-
shire avenue 7/16 OF mile
north of the traflc light at
University lane to the sign on
property.
JAMES C. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
ass Southampton Drive. JU. 1883.
Evening star., 1950-08-03
HOUSES FURNISHED

YATES GARDENS, ALEx.-Most at
tractive brick Colonial town house.
2 bedrms.. Ia baths. formal walled
garden. Choice furnishings: $50:
years lease. HELEN r. MARSHALL.
as7oss a.; 3sol; eyes, TIE. 5576; KI.
DET. a-BEDRM. MAsoNRY-o1iet
location. Full basement, auto. gas
heat. Lease. Conven., speedy transp.
downtown areas. Glebe 1868 until
37a9 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
6-rm.. row brick house; S125, Incl.
heat and utils.; 4 girls. RA. 2O36.
ANNAPoLIs-Newly decorated small
Colonial home. centrally located; q
soss S6 lease as Aon.poIs oT mSTs ssds slsS mo- sA
NOW AVAILABLE in Rosslyn, Va,
excel. for a group Of girls or boys
or family. FA. 1855 -
BEAUTIFUL detached home nr. 18th
and Locust rd. NV. 6 bedrms., oil
heat. rec. rm. and bar. 2-car garage;
ing to diplomatic service; sa75 per
mo. Call property manager, WEAVER
ARLINGTON-Partiy furn. 2-bedrm.
semidetached home, large fenced
garden. den Call MISS BuRD. ia.
ROCK ae5soVi CREEK PARKS rms, K KIT.
and bath; S115 mo-. including util-
tiles. Write Box 169-R, Star. 3
BEVERLEY HILLS rms, 2k baths;
large yard; min. Pentagon. Vaca-
tion rental. TIE. 1854. a
Mr.. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. and
N. Capitol-Det. 3-bedrm. brick,
excel. cond.; S136.76 month; lease
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900. 3
BETHESDA-Cozy cottage, furn.: 2
bedrms., finished attic; Bendix;
fenced yard; screened porch: Vt.
lease: $125. 4545 Windsor lane or
WI. 9147. a
7-ROOM HOUSE, bedrooms, newly
renovated; oil heat: nice neighbor-
hood; close to schools. stores and ex-
press bus. Rent, $3.50 a month. 500
Peabody st. NV. Cali SH. 1896 after
SILVER SPRING AREA-Modern, g.
room detached brick home; garage;
large screened porch; nicely fur
niShed: close to bus, schools. etc.:
poss. Aug. Is; year lease; $3.50 per
mo. RAFFE1LL REAL ESTATE, SH.
llO3.
CONVENIENT TO ARMY AND NAVY
Medical Centers. 800 Birch ave, Ia
koma Park, Md; bedrms., den,
liv. rm., din. kit; corner lot; gar.
near transp., schools, stores; ami;
oil heat: $125 mo. Call ia. 4117.
ACCOMMODATIONS corner house;
COW. shopping center, bus and Pen
tagon; lease; $40. VI. 90S5. -
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APARTMENTS WANTED

desire unfurnished one
bedroom apt. in apt. bldg. Prefer
NV. Please call ia. 1872 4"
NEED small. comfortable apt. NV.
section, by Sept. 30i ,permanent
COUPLE WITH BABY desires furn.
or unfurn. apt. in Arl. or Sc;
max, S75. LU. 1859. 8.
YOUNG ATTORNEY AND BRIDE
want one-bedroom furn. apt, in
desirable NV. section. North SS75t
EMPLOYED COUPLE needs 3-rooss
unfurn. apt, Sept. l. near u.
Md. BOZ <26-S, Star. -
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Mrs. Stewart, Res. Mgr.
WA. 3377
3417 TULANE DRIVE

opSH O'OU 11'17ks W Y 'UV Z .1H'
DIRECTIONS: Out N. H. ave. to Uni
versity lane, turn right on University
lane to Old Colesville rd. and our
project; or out r. I. ave. which be-
comes BALTIC. blvd. to last gate Of U.
of Md, turn left on University lane
to Old Colesville rd. and our project.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

g BACHELORS. professional or Govt.
Georgetown, Geo % with tn "t others. tS Meals, MEAS,
maid serv., low rent. WO. 1905,
week nights after 8. Il
WILL SHARE my 2-bedrm., George
town house; sos mo. MISS HENLY,
DU. 0O24 Il
Evening star., 1950-08-03

CORPORATION with fully equipped
factory now in operation, wishes to
expand its facilities, now making a
food item that is patented and going
Nation-w wants additional capi-
tai for expansion. Active or mac
tive association. References ex-
changed Investigation invited. Box
414-S, Star. g.
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KENT VILLAGE
ONLY A 2o-MINUTE DRIVE

Some Of the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children'S activities as
softball, bowling. scouts, nursery
school, etc; memberships available
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby: Capital Transit
HIS and w. M. & A. buses into de-
velopment. Only 10 min. by COM
muter train to Union Station.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS, 3Oth and Naylor
rd.. s.e.-Here is another unusual l.
bedrm. unit for sale; owner offers
cellently located 2-bedroom Obi
type) unit completely furnished;
possession. Lowest monthly carrying
charges in D. c. DRURY REALTY
CORP, MI. 1000; evenings, OR.
6761 or TW. 1101.
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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHED
UNIVERSITY HILLS

UNIVERSITY HILLS
LOCATED ON HIGH ELE-
VATION AT UNIVERSITY
LANE AND OLD COLES
VILE RD., " MILE WEST
OF U. OF MD"
A perfect plan for modern living;
featuring 11x5-ft. HOLLYWOOD
PICTURE WINDOW. parquet floors,
enormous closets with sliding doors,
Venetian blinds, double porcelain
drainboard, broom closet and ex-
haust fans.
APTs.-Private en-
trance, living room 22x11.6. tiled
bath, shower, dressing rm., fully
equipped kitchen; $67-$69.50.
1-BEDRM. APT-Liv.-din rm. Tx
22.R: bedroom, 16.Sx10; delightful
kitchen, fully equip; $77-$S1 80.
2-BEDRM. APT.-Liv.- din. rm., TX
22.6; master bedrm. 15.6x10.3; ad-
ditional bedroom; kitchen, fully
equipped; SS9. .5O-S92.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
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BUILD TO SUIT TENANT
2 large stores in NV, one for
colored barber or valet shop on 11th
mr. Lamont. Sell or give good lease.
rent reas. DAVID MUSHINSKY.
RA 6Ql2 4
Evening star., 1950-08-03

II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Arranged as apartments and 4 bed
rooms. Rent. $3.50; lease for 3
years. Quoted income $445, plus
apt of 3 rooms. In Mt. Pleasant
location. $4,000 down. Call Miss
Lee.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
WANTED TO PURCHASE
well equipped kitchen. Seat at least
100. Substantial cash available.
No brokers, please. Box Ass, Star.
So
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GROCERY Y-DELICATESSEN
Beer; mixed trade; $500 wkly.: S75
mo. rent incl. apt. Call BEN AUER-
BACH. DI 6501; ewes, TU. 0026.
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BRIGHTWOOD
TOdav'S Rest Rive

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Evening star., 1950-08-03
NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended, North of University
Lane.
Evening star., 1950-08-03

141O CHAPIN ST. NV rooms,
kitchen. private bath; employed
couple only; $50 month. -7
NICELY FURN. 2-rm. apt, semipvt.
bath; suitable for 2: 20 min. from
downtown. RA. 1856. -
LIV. RIM, bedrm., kit and bath; all
utilities furn. Call TU. 1858 after
9 pm. -5
Evening star., 1950-08-03

1881 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-3 bed
Sl25 mo. RA. 947S after 6 pm.