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Evening star., 1951-11-09
D. {. Officials Sketch
Welfare Board Work
In New N Program

A picture of the $19 million
operation of the Board of Publ,
Welfare this fiscal year wa
sketched by District officials las
night for Washington residents OF
the first of a new weekly series O.
programs on Station WMAL-TV.
Special movies of welfare insti.
tutions and descriptions of the
boards activities were presented
by Welfare Director Gerard M
Shea and Edgar Morris, chairman
of the board.
With a staff of 900 persons, the
board gives services to $4,000 fam
lilies. oEs44, 1903 separate individuals
Mr.. Shea reported.
Dependent On Chest.
OF the $19 million, $8,332, ,0OO
goes for the care of the Districts
INDECENT insane at st. Elizabeths
Hospital, he pointed out. Other
funds pay for relief of needy fam
1lles. care of dependent and re-
Jected children and other welfare
activities.
"All of our work is dependent
on close cooperation with and
assistance from private welfare
agencies represented in the Com
munity Chest" Mr.. Shea said.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue also presented Engineer Com
missioner Bernard L. Robinson.
VINO gave a report on the Dis
trlcts engineering activities.
Gen. Robinson said fluoridation
lp1 the city water supply, for which
congress has appropriated $3.50 =
VoO this fiscal year, is expected To
be in partial operation in the
late spring.
Bridge Bids in Spring.
The $12 million East Capitol
street bridge plans will be ready
Tor advertisement for bids about
Aprii or May, he said. It is hoped
to complete the new Anacostia
HlVer crossing about 1855.
In lnaugurating the new nro-
gram Mr.. Donohue explained he
hopes that, through the miracle
OF television, we can bring yo1,r
government to you"
, we want you to know your
local government" he said. eve
want you to see how. and toI
understand why it functions. We
want you to meet a number of
your government officials"
Speaking of a noticeable lack of
m District governments in |
past years. Mr.. Donohue said this
was understandable when the cost
OF running it was relatively small, |
Disinterest Now Uncomfortable" +"
1T is inconceivable. now thatE
the annual cost has passed $140I
that heavily burdened taxi
payers are not interested in know
ing why and for what purpose this
considerable amount of theirt
money is being spent" he declared. Il
Mr.. Donohue, Gen. Robinson
and Mr.. Morris expressed appre-l
citation to Station WMAL-TV forI
presenting the program entitled
The Commissioners Report" >ItI
IS presented as public service byI
The Evening Star Broadcasting Co. |
The conclusion of the programI
was devoted to answering mail in
quiries from residents which have
reached Mr.. Donohue's Office. He
encouraged his audience to send
In questions about the city govern
ment for reply on future programs |
Evening star., 1951-11-09
WalIy's
Way :: :.'..: :;,:'
By Wally (Buy Right)
Enright

Honor" Is tax.
ing quite a beat
ing these d a Us.
w ith political
and sports scam
dals shocking us
almost daily, we
look sorrowfully
at the young
s erS involved
Evening star., 1951-11-09

and angrily at their elders, who
are supposed to know better.
Yes, it's a word that at first
glance seems to be fast disap-
pearing from the language.
But most folks, like you and me,
still have a simple faith in the
meaning Of honor" It's some
thing we take for granted
among neighbors, friends and
business associates. Without our
even thinking about it, honor
determines how far we will
carry our relationships with
others.
You Were Responsible!
And SO, it's with great pride
that I point to the record, be-
cause in five short years Service
Tire has come q nightly long
way.
To grow from business in the
thousands, to one in the mill
lions in our neck of the woods,
certainly involves honor and
honesty. We couldn't have ex-
listed, much less sprouted as we
did, without your confidence in
our fair dealing. In order to
earn your trust, it was essential
to establish as q fact that our
name was our bond-that it
stood for service and shopping
pleasure, plus honest merchan-
disc, honestly priced and repre-
sented. That We have accom-
plished this, means far more to
us than all other aspects of our
business.
What "Honor Value" Means
And so when we label our mer-
ctandise as honor values" you
can be assured we do not do so
lightly. It must always be hon.
est merchandise, honestly priced
and honestly represented.
That's why we say if you're like
) most people, then you'll like
shopping at Service Tire. Stop
In soon, you'll find our visiting
hours listed
right. W~M1ksVTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
AIRPORT DRIVEN t ~ :,sc

OF s10o
Yo 1hS A JOSEPH coTrEN ho At ITO
land 1880; Plus HOUSE ON TELE-
IGRAPH HILL" RICHARD BASE
HART. VALENTINO CORTESA, at
1915. Cartoon. Located in Arlington
lon U. S Route |. One mile south
Iof the 14th St. Bridge. Five minutes
from downtown Kids free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Even in Hollywood
Marriage Can Be
Success, He Saws
BY The Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

u
4 Rabbi Edgar G. Magnin, spirit
tual leader of many in Hollywood's
large Jewish colony, believes that
marriages need not fail whether
they be in Hollywood-or PUNK
sutawney, Pa.
In fact, the joyial head of the
Wiltshire Temple believes that a
man can stay happily married
even to famous movie star who
makes more money than he.
How can I be Mr.. Gloria
GLAMOUR is a common question
asked me by husbands of the
famous" discloses the rabbi.
| Actually, such an attitude is
based on false pride, and is there
fore faulty. Money thus has been
made the criterion of happiness.
just as it often is when there
seems to be too little of it. Sane
men and women reason this out
with discussion.
Some OF this towns happiest
marriages are in Rabbi Magnin's
congregation. They include Ed
die and Ida Cantor and Jack and
Mary Livingstone Benny. The
rabbi himself has been married
happily for 36 years to the sweet
heart OF his student days in Gin
cinnati.
All OF which brought on the
obvious question: Rabbi, what
are your rules or recipes for a
happy marriage? Here they are
l. There must be wedding of
temperament as well as persons
2. Never sleep on an argument or
fght-compromise first. 3. Make
marriage sacred from the start
Get married by a priest, rabbi or
minister in a church or syna-
gogue-never in a hotel or atom
a f1agpole. 4. Never marry for
money. 5. Have and love children |
b. Remember that faith and COM
mon sense will solve all problems
Z. Beware OF divorce epidemics
such as the Hollywood easy- /
divorce fad-the marriage GER /
tlflcate is not to be used like a /
streetcar transfer. 8. Love should !
be more than sexual. 9. Make
marriage the beginning of the
courtshlp-not the end. Each
mate should be physically attrac-
tive to the other-even at the
breakfast table. 10. Never argue
religion or politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

-lCENTKE foirIinsfon. ve re. 1000
THAT'S MY BOY" DEAN MARTIN.
sIJERRY LEWIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
SUNSET DRIVEN ts:,O0Ia p

Bet. Columbia Pike and Shirley Hwy.
IOpen 7:15. YVONNE DeCARLo.
RICHARD GREENE in THE DESERT
HAWK" CTechnicolorD at 7:45 and
10; Plus Technicolor Featurette
l"COYOTE CANYON" ego. Starts
Tues. WINCHESTER 73." Sl.O0
lPluS Tax a Carfull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

SlREEn 1873 King 81. Alex. 344s
81 Air Cond. Parking Spoee
IJANE POWELL, VIC DAMONF
.I"RICH. YOUNG AND PRETTY .
, 1951-04-10
Urge Truman 10
Discipline Macarthur:
Others Acheson

Some Congressman has urg-
ed President Truman to disci-
pline General Macarthur for
interference in United States
Foreign policy while others
have called on the President
to fire Secretary of State Dean
Acheson. Some Republicans
have been demanding that a
Congressional Committee be
sent to Toxic to give the Gen
eral a hearing.
Republicans charge that the
Administrations hatchetmen
already are going after Mac
Arthur's scalp. That charge
apparently was aimed at Sc
nator Robert Kerr of Oklaho-
ma, who suggested that Mr..
Truman consider removing
Macarthur from command of
the Korean war for open dis
regard of superior authority.
Great Britain is planning to
make a guarded indirect pro-
test to the us. against state
ments by Macarthur which
the Labor Government feels
to be outside his field as UN
military commander.
, 1951-04-10
ISTINGUISHED i.

In addition to the convincing
arguments put forth that ST.
Croix was the best place for
DR.. Trigg to get the rest he
needed, was the influence of
Mr.. Canegata, who is secre-
tary for SalemA
DR.. Trigg has been invited
to preach at the Bethel M E..
Church by the Rev. David Viii
liams. Although he has been
ordered by his physicians to
take a complete rest it is be-
lieved he will accept the
invitation.
, 1951-04-10
MOTOR VESSEL

deepest appreciation to the
people of St. Croix who volun-
tarily, t~irelessly and success
fully worked to help him to
refoat his vessel"
mo ship owner said Cap
tain Gay, "can feel anything
but distraught when his YES
sci lies on the bottom. Only
the wonderful spirit of SYM
,pathy and help, on the part of
the people of St. Croix, en-
couraged me-"
Even before Captain Gay
left to repair his vessel he had
been overheard expressing sur
prise over the volunteer aSsiS-
lance given him, an expert
ence he has never had any
where else.
Mrs. Gay and their little
baby of less than a year usual
ly accompanies Captain Gay
on his inter-island voyages. It
was just a co-incident that
they were left behind to fix up
a newly acquired apartment
when the accident occurred.
, 1951-04-10

POSTER -.
should have the full name and
address Of the artist on the
back.
The poster size is SO" X 25".
However, designs need not be
submitted in the above size
but can be produced to fit
these proportions when en-
larged. Posters should be in
full color.
Further details may be OBJ
tanned at the office of the VI.
Tourist Development Board in
St. Thomas.
, 1951-04-10
Governor Orders
End of Corporal
Punishment in Schools

In a communication adj
dressed to the Superintendent
of Schools in the Virgin Is
lands and to the Supervisor OF
the Mandahl School for Boys,
Governor de Castro has order
ed that corporal punishment
be abolished. The letter states:
"A resolution was adopted
on December 2, 1850 by the
General Assembly of the
United Nations, recommend
ing that measures be taken
Immediately to bring about
the complete abolition of cor
poral punishment in all trust
territiries where it still exists.
"In line with this resolution,
[ beg to inform you that it
shall be the policy of the local
government to abolish the use
of corporal punishment in the
schools of the Virgin Islands
unless under the most unusual
circumstances, and then only
under moderate and whole
some restrictions.
"There is a gradually in
creasing opinion among educa
tional authorities and teachers
that discipline is advanced
more by admonition kindly
given, accompanied by affec-
ton and guidance, than by
corporal punishment which is
often regarded as unfavorable
for the proper development of
youth. This principle is the
pattern which my administra-
ton wishes to set for use in all
schools throughout the is
lands"
, 1951-04-10

114ANho -
offensive on the central front.
Trillions of cubic feet of
water sent a flash flood rush
ing down towards the 18th pa
rallel, 8 miles below the steel
and concrete dam, but UN
forces were safe in the hills
and crest rolled by h~armlessly.
Eighth Army headquarters
said the foodwaters at most
could delay but could not halt
the Allied advance.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
FARM 8 GARDEN

MOWERS (2), l magne-
SUM rotary type: cuts tall grass
and weeds: / heavy-duty reel type
with roller attachment; S45 and S35.
TREE REMOVAL; topped, pruned, S
TREE SERVICE, JU. S-4731.
GOOD TOP SOLVE deliver. Open
Saturday. 5-ton minimum load. HI.
1000 or HI. 8095. -25
FREES TOPPED. pruned and re-
moved: lowest possible prices in.
sured. experienced. JU. 7-54S4
hardy. field grown; all
colors and sizes; finest selection in
Washington; Magnolia trees SOC and
UP. Wholesale or retail. Open Sat
and Sun, 2510 18th st. ne. 80
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, driveway gravel,
best quality. Quick delivery. LAWN
SCAPING and renovating; fagstone
cement work. Lu. 1868. -25
CREEPING PHLOx, all Kinds OF pei.
ennials and strawberry plants; the
best variety JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile, Nd Call Ashton 3S46.
TOP SOIL, very good, rich top soil
for lawns and green houses; yery
SOP FOR sALE-c%ut, % rolled. and
loaded on your truck in the field
Call Poolesville, Md, 1922, after
TOP SOIL, best obtainable, for lawns
and nower beds; sold by bushel. yard
ana truckload; special price for con-
tractors. HI. 1894. -6
Evening star., 1951-04-24
ROOMS. APTs 70 SNARE

2 CONGENIAL fun-loving girls, 25-
35, to share lge. newly dec. apt.
NV; excel. transp. Call RE. 646s.
SINGLE GIRL. bet. 2o-so, to share
cqmfortable ogsd apt; rent $40. Call
GIRL to Share an attractive apt. Tv.
$40 per mo. Near Coral Hills. LU.
YOUNG MAN to share room with
ss%s; ssS9s, ? So5s S5,, II st: NV Ex: g: s:S5
apt with Il 'oase one oeher 5ehe. Cali Cali eo0 to 8
Ma. $500. Ext. 4ss; after $3.50. DU.
Will SHARE my sarden-type apt.
Alexandria, with empl. lady. Nom
s.n4Ss s2naSls M Aas !Sfa ss'ass sos &ss
APT. TO SHARE with another man.
Liy IN Tm' sEaS sedFms' kit ~ and addas bath;
10. 2-s334, evenings. -25
GIRL. % to 80, to. share ! bedrm.
air-conditioned apt; at the Dor,
chester House, 18th and Euclid
SITS. NV. with Jewish girl. Call be-
tween 6 and 8 pm. MI. 1925. --26
SINGLE GIRL, 10 to 25.- to share
furn. apt; $40 per mo. Ii. 7-Sss7l
CoLoRRD e5Ie5 Pi5o YOUNG LADY to share
attractive 3-rm. apt. Must be honest
and congenial. Privileges. AK,
CoTLoRED-NiCE GIRL to share apt.
with another; 14th and Girsrd.
NO, 7343,
Evening star., 1951-04-24

bedroom. apt. .unfurn.. within "
block Of bus. schools and shopping.
Immed; poss. T. D. BURGESS. VI.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters, calc. cash
reg, of. equip, any kind: top prices.
DI. 1879; CO. 1925 eyes,. Sunday.
ANTIQUES-Furnltu oric- a-prsc.
china, glassware, rugs, silverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbeckeD. Ia.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp

1 RIM. AND KIT. $50; at 1883 Park
r.. NV, CITY REALTY CO. Phone
caretaker at DE. 2096. -25
ONE RM., KIT. AND BATH. See Mr..
ADAMS, only, at first-floor office,
1879 M st. NV. between $50 and
s. ceHANNrNG ST. Nw.-Entire m'9 End
fioor, sleeping porch, newly dec.
2 AfaziS BEDRooMs, Sotg living room, daS din}nr
room. kitchen. bath; S99.5O mo.
utilities included. On busline in l.
aafe are gone; HEs see aIsn lsntt1T G9 S519 MIN.
AphkTMENT IKE Win sH sHor iSsS for as ren
IND a., 2 lge; rooms. kit, bath and
porch. Lge. front room, 3Ox15 IT,
1744 Col. rd. NV. CO. 1858 from 8
az a;n. sssd tS I p.m.; 5 pm. to 9 pm,
LGE. APT, APT, vic. 18th and columbia uD
rd.-Rent. $93.50. Call MA. S593.
End FLOOR. 321 18th st. ne; 2 rms.
and bath; $50 mo. LOUIS RuDDEN.
ssth sHi AND AND x SITS. NV rms. kit.
and bath; immed. occupancy; adults
, only: Call ME: 54o0.
Tm;. kitchen and bath; adults only;
BETHESDA, MD.-New bldg, Brad
ley Blvd. Manor. I-bedrm. apis.
VI issS 9Sss'ia'is sAMGaI Gan Z HF BdaEEY das[REs7,
NEWLY hESi, 7GSf pfcoRarED Mis hys' APT, Sc.
cogpis: s55.45 mo iedhe1 II. s-s449'Magg 4T9rklag
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE. studio-bed.
rm.. apis. sharing bath: ref; hot
plate; ideal for 2 friends; mr. mr..
Dupont Circle; $40 each. incl. util.
Mr.; SCHWAB or MR.. DAVID. DE.
MEgRiLEE APTs.-spacious l and 2.
and high school. shop. center and
theater; 53rd pl. and Annapolis I'd :.
z blocks beyond Bladensburg High
Senool turn right WA 1921.
s'll ssth e tRs $3.50 h2S5s 81 ssss $3.50 "a s3s
Spring, Md. Beautiful 2-bedrm
apartment, $93.50 mo-. including
utilities. Available immediately
Manas1E Mar sppoigtment si' 1sa5 to inspect, Gail
consisting of liv. rm., bedrm.. din.
rm., kit. and bath; air-conditioning
unit included with furnishings; SI75
mo-; available May to Oct. /. In
spSSLlUn py appointment. Call BOSS
q PHELPS, INC, MA. 1900. "a
pvt, entrance; $50 mo-; vic. Sth and
Buchanan NV. TU. 1918. -26
2 BEDRM. APT, modern bldg. 1900
y, Oak St. Arl.; l block from bus;
eli REMEDY ST N.w.-Liv. rm..
oedrm;. sun rm.. dinette, kit, recr'
E9 bath. S110 incl. utils. GE.
BRfGHTwooD. 2-s room. kitchen S
and bath apis. in detached frame
e1si. cslI j. sr, j, .es5 .oessS5oNNoR' ST. $s$S; s
NV. SECTION bedrms., liy. rm
kit. and bath; S95. RA. 64S3.
TAkOMA PARK new, modern
bedrm. apartment. near Flower
aye; good transp. Nice section. 81.
PARK bedrm., S redec-
Grated; 3rd floor; $1,000 util in
cluded. GE. 0437, ewes. SH. 6971.
4 RMS. AND BATH, pvt. entr, and
porch; 800 mo. 41S Allison st. NV.
For inspection call RE. O679 bet. 10
coNGREss HEIGHTS AREAEone
bedrm. apt. avail. May 1st, $40
per mo-, uttl. incl. Call 10. 3-6645.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
ROOMS WITH eoARp

COLONY CLUB, 3o32 N st. h.w.-
Stately old Georgetown house; va
cancies for ref. Government en-
ployes; home !eeoookins; college at
wENBELL WENDELL TERRACE-Iaree rooms
porch. porch, lawn; liv; rm;; excel; meals
Inn1e perfect transp'; S4s 9p; 6p.s 1927 Bel
CAN ACCoMoDATE one employed
,ss sdult ,s9h iR single sF Hg 1898 db5
rm. for 2 refined gentlemen; excel.
PARK, Conn. ave. vicin-
ige; slsspipE porch foE T gentleman;
400 1st6 ST: N.W.IDouble and
gSed gse ,nss meals; Ty; - MI. s749, PA
Tanae m9dslsd rooms ,.a;ss delicious meals for
14ol 10th ST. N.W.-Lse; sgle., other
NcffY sSIsd mfpq fTRS Snd poushR Fa With
sa 6Eeskfast FTiendly f9qths5n sdgs home
1sI7 RHODE ISLAND "A Ave. Nv
gater. Good food and reasonable.
cHEB LII M 9Mf22soN-17ee NEW HAMp-
SHIRE AVE. N.W.-Lovely lge. room.
for 2 or 8 men. Running water,
phone in each room. TV and social
PRIVILEGES. Excel. food. NO. e770.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ZIG 9th ST. N.W.--1 rm., .kitchenette
and bath, partly furnished; 500
mo-; imm. occup.; adults only. Call
s4oe i4th ST. N.w.-5 rms. COM
pietely furnished; utilities; $135 mo.
2 RMS, kit, with bedrm.-liv rm.
combination. semipvt. bath; couple
Buchanan st., Hyattsville, Md. uN:
1879 9Si' CLIFTON ST. NV rm.
and kitchen with refrigerator. stove
white single or couple; $50; near
14th st. carline. HU. S095. IA
LINCOLN PARK, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
tile bath. kit.. elec; garbage dig Dis
caiI cSirt il. g o5-os4e alter 8 pm. mn wfdys,.
ENGLISH III TfeBfi BsMr. APT, partially fur
nished: living room, bedroom, Kit.
sasAI5 ate Once sIdsNeW eF ifGm fGrnisare Snn
newly decorated. 12o C st. ne,
eM IL 422d i4th ST. N.w.-overiooafing
park: 1-bedrm. apt. new furniture.
Ans nsv1E FEokSG fse2ratfd offcEE s has 0eapm
Field Field: avail Avail May H / for rom mos U oni9
10. 10; s-72s7. after 8 wkdays., any
LfGar f5Mf "ff6 aousEkEEPrNe shdi RIM: With
refgr., sink AND stove: share shower;
S44 mo. DE. 54e7. 2233 1st st. NV.
1912 BELMONT RID. N.w.-1 rm.
and kit; conv. location; couples only;
1SmAC1LATE NM GEi newly decorated enc
EcKIoFP Eek 5dssl MG fHr o4o5 Gsth0lc cpl -as mr.
100 BLOCK CT CLIFTON ST. N.w.ESnd
floor front; 3 rms. newly DECOR,
PRIVATE Htii ENTR2xNciE; beautiful Z frt.
Tp;: gp, linens, rsfgr;;i $50 sgl.. oS65
SILVER fpf lsIf sPRNG. Rstn0ni MDBedrm. s.. Bed liv
rm;, dinette. kit, and bath; inc.
HUMPHREYS. REALTORS. MA. 5000
1889 KILBouRNE PL. NV 1st
coTple; no Objection to Sasai Child? Sai. avail.
April 81. Call after z pm, GO.
sGBSLiEET G1SiEE 4 OR 8 MOS, lovely TS cool
furn. duplex apt; lge. bedrm.. liy.
srencs s din peounsd un KIT VA ane s49s 9sh res
AVAIL. MAY 1--3 rms. and bath.
Ut Yttlsf s.Esd6 insl,; End H., In pvt. hs9gme.
1875 9Th ST. N.E.-Large furnished
room. kitchenette, semibath; $40 so
per mo-; key in basement apt. DI.
1774 MASS. AVE. NV. "The oak
mont"-Nice front bsmt. twin-bed
Ink. unit; $65 mo. --26
BACHELOR, basement apt: bea utiful-
" furnished; twin beds. pvt. entr.
1904 Belmont st. nv. HU. SS44.
2l7 9th ST. s.E.-Apt. bldg, newly
furn. and decorated; bed-liv. rm.,
Kit, dinette. pvt. bath; utils. furn.;
SIS. -2B
Evening star., 1951-04-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. fully equipped, well
Clientele; s sd TEsasonable; leaving city.
EIEtcTfRRoNiIecss es BusNEss-sxpssfnd-
fns foss actye ntE defense ss1Sn p59E pE s eTge OPT
SHOE SHOP for sale. 4oa7 Blsdens-
REssTTATSRANr-coLoRED-Musssssse EST ST. sell
M rmnmeeaiaSselSy; e11S Ss,on very reasonable. Can
Due g5Ii To oTHRR FfIHfs INrEREsrs. R owner o4I
% VII ssll at reasonable price an es-
s15i saPlis9ed 5e6r &c S "a and s 1oc store. Elk.
FAMILY AMI lF09 sHoF I e 3 STORE. transient 2s.
business street; price, $4,000. stock
soa aoa 4Ssaz ssuzes sts4 Ens leass no OrSs.rs'
BEAUTY SHOP, established IA yrs,
To- To- sell 5do Owner wishes to retire.
r6uNTafNA 81 IaTIA coNcEss1oNs ssea in 327 . S7u.
stores: financially responsible party
only; Box sS9 41s-Y, Star. "a
SERVICE STATION, located between
Silver Spring and Hyattsville; SELL
Ing 10000 gals. per mo. and has
ly Gross sales, 100000; asking
price SS9,950; about $4,000 cash.
BROWN SyN- AGENCY, sH. S444; ewes.
RETAIL CLEANER. with plant $500
wk, yer-the-counter but profitable;
SUPER MARKET. SIS. 900. Ca Cash hiGl and
carry colored trade. no sun; as
good 9 money-m:aker as can be found
at $4,000 rlus stock; $1,000
pRTGsrSREo. dSEGj SSIRMoNs s,,EsT Ex slsl; sS1,,. 49,.
900 a wk. gross. Priced to % sell and and
44S5. TIELsoN & Co, Realtors. .
CORNER GROCERY STORE Tore and
win be sacrificed and must be sold
az once. Excel. oppor. for some one
who Is anxious to- build up a fine
business. Best location in town. For
nos IIrtner ne t Getails please call Mr.. Gsp-
PHRIEs. sos N. capitol." y, ma. a. bSM 5Ssc.
SMALL CORNER GROCERY store
Sc. loc. (Beer, off sale). This
store can be bought very cheap. Nice
rooms. y5ns ol SalaFteTs bsaa consisting ing Of
Mt; Charuhas at r. A. HiuMHPgfS HuMPRR1Es.
HoSE sSs North SAn capiITEl H2ITd SS4sp NA 592o: go.
p. r. 1OOQrlCn ClaSS-A tire fran
chise. Stock and fixtures with or
without VT acct's; receivable. Box 595.
approximating SI0O.-
900 since first of year. Will sell
half interest in established concern.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 capital
needed for silent or working as
sociate. Excellent returns on invest
ment assured. Part payment and
agreement will be acceptable. For
appointment. write Box 22-A, Star.
DELICATESsEN on Central avenue.
Capitol Heights, Nd; good location
and going business: worth inyesti-
eating. Priced to sell. HEIGHTS
REALTY COMPANY, 590i Central
ave. Capitol Heights Md.
= Exceptional OPP
portunity, trial basis guaranteed
No 6rekers Closed Sunday. Cail
SERVICE STATION; excel. opport. 720
r. !. ave. ne. Stock only Gulf
products. See MR.. GOSSELIN, NO.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
RooMs FURMIsMEp-N.e.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE AREA NE
ars EEf r pitchsn Rsnt Gaah aandr5 Or and fmD one
privileges. MI. 0657.
3I1O so. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-clean,
cheerful sgle. bedrm., 3 windows.
next to bath, " blk. to r. I. ave-.
$40 per mo. aarage il desired.
3744 after 8 pm. 20
LGE. RM. in new home. near Rhode
Island ave.; 81 week. MI. 1897,
sse coNsrIruT1oN AVE. Me-. j 2ss.
first floor rm; $3.50 mo. Immed.
occup. See tenant in bsmt. NE. 54GO.
1134 PENN ST. NE. single room in
private home; So week. AT. 2597.
COLORED -s12 L ST. MEM
Gall before | nm. AT. 41l7,. -2S
ROOM for employed couple
or girls. with priyileges near 18th
and D streetcar line; Ii. 4-1280.
ADULTs-Two rooms,
private bath and kitchen on carIine;
HO. 5638 after 6 pm. go
COLORED-FRONT RM.-For couple,
or girls; SO wk.; also hall room
for gentleman; call DE 0531.
C0LORED-NICELY FURN, RIM
Couple or single person. empl.; call
until IL am. or after 8 pm; FIR.
6167. 80