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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-23

AMPLIFIER-Willia high fldel-
ity; uses Ute. linear standard
output transformer fidelity. TIE.
BABY BUGGY fwelsh, and adjust
able high chair; reasonable, Ii.
BABY 'V BUTLER, complete. de e luke.
safety high chair combination, very
practical, Leaving country and
B aBiE B III IA safety Sa9 feeding tables
demonstrators; e0es off. Elk. 1870.
BABY CRIB. full size, S16.95; fold
ing carr. fr., Si5.95; playpens IF.
Ss;9s5;, baby walkers f.; s; 95; crib
OUR PRIcEs ON NEW HAT ADV.
MDSE.? NATIONAL BABY SHOP,
2461 18th st. NV, OPP. AMBAS-
SADOR THEATER. HU. $3.50. III
BAND SAW, Yates-American Y-30;
extra extra slaa aGo and parts; new e9ndI-
PAYNE. Box 5s5, Fredericksburg,
BAR. "a IT. long. part mahogany,
mirror back bar. 10 #. long. $3.50
e csn 81. 99s6; ask for OWNER. "a IA
in S25 Fittings. new or used.
BLOCKS 305e NJ ST NV. NO 7S03
BASINS
New, complete with spigots and taps.
Also new grade A, close-eoupled
toilets and tanks: wood and plastic
toilet seats. ACE WRECKING a
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. LU-
4-0500. 81
BATHTUBs, new used quilt IN, legs;
s sinks l basins yS., toilets PEERLESS ISS
BATHTUBS. basins. toilets. cabinet
sinks, laundry trays, showers, oil
tanks, storage heaters. ATLANTIC
S07 v st. NV, NO. 1921.
BED, pineapple post. complete with
chest of drawers to match. All solid
mahog. Like new; $125. FA. 1929
BEDROOM SUITE. solid walnut. s.
piece tsgglea bed, S95: solid mahos.
BEDRM. SUITE. solid mahogany;
also ANTIQUE spool bed and table
Spinet desk, monograph; fire.
place set, solid brass, and screen;
bedrm. chair and cover, garden tea
cart - and other items; reasonable.
BENCH, corner, custom built: oak
frame and spring construction: ideal
for recreation ROOM bar or dinette;
BRiCKs-race ana common, OF a
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
CO. Ma 1888. OF 1900
BRICKS, used. reasonable. see at 18th
and Eye SITS. NV in boiler room
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BUILDING MATERNAL
BUILDING MATERIALS

0 fGr USED a %s f new bSns orders
terial. USED-Framing lumber. oak
and pine flooring. doors. windows,
basins. bath tubs, commodes, sinks.
pipe and fittings: also radiators.
NEW-Plaster board. sheet rock.
doors. windows complete with
frames. trim. guttering, aluminium
roofing. plumbing fixtures and fit-
tings. medicine cabinets and 80 and
40 gal. auto. gas water heaters.
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 1902 MINI. ave. ne.
LII. 10000. -27
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SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mattocks, 81; shovels,
S1.45; sledges. S2.75; dig. bars,
$3.50. GICHNER, 261S M st. NV.
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GORDON HOTEL

916 18th st. n.w.-Lgc. airy twin
bedrms. with bath, $2S per wk.;
with running water. $40 per .wk,
MA. 6264.
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ANTTOTTES ROTTCHT
ANTIQUES WANTED

China furniture, silverware. jeyeIr,
and Chinese art objects. Any uuan.
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. ca. $3.50
eyes EN- R7R6
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1-bedrm. apt. cony. to transp. and
shopping. Rent, $3.50. Cali Mon.
Frederick w. BerenS,. Inc.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 5OO5
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BOOKS bought. all kinds. any guam
tity and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1853 Pa.
ave. NV. ST. 669S.
DIAMOND JEWELLERY Of any descrip-
ton, old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Wili buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
% years. HOPWOODS. 9Th and K
st NV. ME. 52S7
FURNITURE WANTED--Singie pieces
and complete households. etc. AID.
1879: ewes. and Sundays. AT. 25iS.
FURNITURE wanted Immediately:
furniture and household furnish
ings; any amount; also want good
piano and medium size refrigerator.
Please call MR.. GRADY. Ma, 267e
FURN.-l. win nay highest cash prices
for q, single piece. or your entire
cont. incl stoves. refgr.. wash. mach.
bric-a-brac. ETC.; W. will be closed
Mon. during July and August. Sc.
FURN EXCHANGE. 80 18th st. AT.
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CAMERAS

BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. 1916.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good used lumber
hoortng, doors windows, plumbing.
pipe. boilers and radiators al
18th and h SITS. ne AT 1900
BUILDING MATERIAL
Our yard is overlooking with many
Items from large amusement CEN
ter recently dismantled. We have
large fans. ornamental rails. wire
fencing. spotlights. mirrors. benches.
3 heating units. soda fountain, cof-
fee urns, lockers blackboard slate,
electric wall clocks. desks. many
other items too numerous to list.
Also available. new and used plumb
ing supplies, apt.-siZe gas ranges,
modern radiators. showers.
6.000-gallon tank with
q manhole opening. in good condi-
ton. Visit our yard. ABCD COR
PORAT1ON. 1881 Jef Davis hwy,
Arlington ut 2TH6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A small deposit will assure Of q cool
summer. Call IL 3.4ll2 r. d M.
REFRIGERATION CO Authorized
(bOn0A1l Service naola
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont. |,
FENCING BOARDS

Dressed. hardwood. lOc per 50. IT.;
other hardwood dressed boards. at
Sac per So. it.. call MR.. WADE.
Poolesville 1854. --23
FIELD GLASSES, French; handmade
violins (Struble and Wines); new
pad for outdoor lounge; old type
writer; 2 watches: mems clothing,
small; cleo. clock. No dealers.
Phone GE. $3.50 Sun. or Mon. --23
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TELEVISION RENTAL
SIS per week; small deposit. DOWD'S
TV. 441S Conn. ave. OR. 1900:
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th AND r SITS. NV.
Special weekly rates; single and double
rooms, au with private bath. Cal
DU. 1000.
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New, complete with spigots and taps.
Also new grade A, close coupled
toilets and tanks: wood and plastic
toilet seats. ACE WRECKING g.
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FLOORING

Oak and pine flooring in perfect con.
dition. Also A-in. plywood In AXIS
sheets. Also subflooring. ACE
WRECkING 81 BUILDING MATE
RIAL. CO LII A.lRnl u
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
THE NOME NUGGET
9 New Attorneys In Alaska

Alaska now has nine new at torneys-at-law, one in Siaka, six in Anchorage and two in Fsir- banks, who were admitted to ,tlae practice in the Territory Alzis month. $. it was announced last week by Attorney General J. Ger aid Williams, member of the Ter ritorial Board of Law Examiners.
 The new attorneys are: Paul A. Dupler of Sitka; Roger Creme, William S. Sanders, John R. Con- nelly, Juliana D. Wilson, T. Stan ton Wilson, and Victor P. Guns, of Anchorage; William V. Bogg- less and Cornelius P. Coughlan of Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
critically. Mitchell escaped with minor injuries.

SEATTLE, R = David Satko, Tl9, whose family made headlines by sailing to Alaska in a home made ".Ark" 10 years ago, will marry Miss JaettaI Mae Clifford, IT, of Seattle soon.
 David, a construction worker, said his father Paul Satko, now living in Richmond, Va, plans to visit Tacoma soon and may settle on some land he has acquired in that area.
 Two married sisters living in Juneau are the only members of the Satko family now remaining in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

day when his frame cabin was razed in an early morning fire.
 Silver wa sa night watchman for the Northern Commercial Co. Neighbors said he returned home about 6:15 am. They saw smoke rising from the cabin about five hours later.
 Neighbors tried to rouse him but the cabin door was locked from the inside.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

WASHINGTON (P)-Sen. Mag nuson D.-Wash0 said Friday he has urged that Japanese request for fishing rights in the Berlng Sea be temporarily denied"
 He said he and Dr. w. M. Chap man, special consultant to the state department on fisheries mat ters. are in agreement. Chapman is to % to Japan soon to study the fisheries problem.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

JUNEAU, P-Gov. Gruenng announced Friday that he had been informed by price stabilizer Michael di Salle that an office of price stabilization will ioe estao- ished here today.
 Gruening has named Fred Han ford of WrangeN as OPS head Ill Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

A Sea4tle .nswspepsr last week relates that Iahn Peter KiNtk, formerly of Nome, who has been working at fSappho Camp sebting chokers, was one of the voluntary blood donors last Yeek. He rseem- ed very happy, the story relates. that his blood would be made into .plamsa and shipped immediately to Korea and might save some sol dier's life.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

FAIRBANKS, R Jack Wal ters obtained a new job Friday. He's in the fire department now.
 Walters was a baker for the North Pole Bakery which burneo down in 50 degrees below zero weather Monday night.
 Like to see anyone burn me out of this job," Walters said.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
FAIRBANKS, {P) - John

FAIRBANKS, R) - John J. Ryan, former Anchorage ,neWspa- .perman, will become managing editor of the Fairbank News Miner Feb. l, it was announced announced yesterday by General C. w. Snedden.
 a Ryan Succeeds William c. Strand. MT. and Mrs. Strand said thev will leave here soon after Feb. but revealed no further plans. ....
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
Monday. January 2s. 1881

Harry K. Ross. seaman appren- tice, USN. of sNoape. Alaska, re- cently completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Caln., and is now available for assignment to a Fleet unit or to one of the Navy's schools for specialized training.
 During this period of training, raining, he underwent intensive drill in such subjects as signaling, naviga- tion, basic ordnance and seaman ship. He also was indoctrinated into the ways of the Navy and learned the customs of the service.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
FAIRBANKS, P) - Her b er t

FAIRBANKS, lP) - Her b ert Franklin, B, charged with second degree murder in the fatal shoot ing of his brother, Duane, was found innocent Saturday.
 A federal court jury of nine men and three women dehberated nearly 10 hours before returning verdict.
 The accused man testified at his trial that he shot his brother ir self defense during an argument here Dec. 2.
 He is the son of Mrs. Nettle Cooper of Hoquiam, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
NEWS IN BRIEF

Continued from Page 0pe) in the Territory unless Alaska Fishermen get an increase over the price paid last summer.
 He said pink salmon, selling at $l6 a case a few months ago, now had climbed to $24. Reds have jumped from $25 to $32.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. (Pl-W. R. Mitchell parked his car at the airport yesterday and took off in his light plane for some fun in the air.
 The plane swooped low, struck the car, then crash-landed nearby.
 Five of Mitchell's friends, sit ting in his car, were injured, one
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

The Swiss Confederation dates back to 1291 when a group of mountaineers and peasants from three cantons met in a mountain meadow and formed league.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

FAIRBANKS, R-A veteran Alaska prospector, John Silver, about 75, burned to death yester-
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29
with 43 HOOK AHEAD" features

For '51, Ford brings you the lost word
 in smooth drNing-Avtomotic Ride Control. IL seIf-odivsts to give you the right ride for every type of road con- dition. You get Ford's new Automatic Posture Control, toos k automatically odivsfs the sect height ond an0ls as you. slide t torwcrd ond boek. And
 you get Eord's Avtomot;c Mileage Maker, to give you ovtomatie oos savings through inc years oheod. Apd, best of all, this !'5l Ford offers you Fordomotie e%-ths smoothsss,. newest
 end sovingess ovsomotie drivs sved
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-29

And comfort, ond sovines aren't oIll The '5l Ford offers you "Foshion Cor" Styling thot's . mutch for ony eor. ct ony price. h Fords Luxury Lounge" Interiors, the dosh eolors. and ths nsw "CoIor-Keysd" Forderaft Fobries oo scots aond ceilings are all eussom- motched to exterior eolors. But look ot she exploded view of inc eor saboye for sks rest of ford's Hook Ahsod" lectures. Better still come h ond see for youseIf why folks win on eye 70 shs5futvre hove on, eye ea Ford. ssopssss, ., sx,rss,sa
Evening star., 1951-06-07

Under D. C. ld1D, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, t0ait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the, same as other days.
Willie Flowers, %, and Katherine Rollins
22, both Of 1115 9th q. ne;
Patricia costelloe, 20, 1851 Congress
Melvin Marshall, 20, 1885 Constitution
ave, and Jean Gonzales. 10. 1924 Wis,
ave. NV.
and Kathleen Cook, IS, 1924 Somerset
John Nichols, 20. 1725 Irving st. NV. and
Ann Loulen' 49, 1905 New Hampshire
Romeo Richardson. 81. 725 Quebec pl
NV. and Ollie Lewis. "a, 1471 Meridian
Deniei Jones, 20, 1894 s5th st; NV, and
Jean McRae, Is, 1929 Klingle I'd. NV.
Robert Russ, jr., 80, 1928 55th ave. Sc,
and Catherine Margelos, 80, 21 9th
Alexander Kish, 25, New Orleans. and
Dorothea Herdeman. 27. 2611 Evarts
Eugene snook III. ,2e, silver Spring. Nd,
and Janet CulloVa. 10. 1903 Neal
CnarleS bronze, ~, ana Eleanor SATteE'
81, both of 2015 N St. NV.
Peter Chestnut. jr., %, 324 9th st. ne.
and Mary Poole. %. 624 9th st. ne.
Roland and. Jehnson asS 2sd 9ss9tisS asa g Va, and
Ted Livergood, AZ, 1920 18th st. NV.
and Eugenia Scarborough, 43. Sherry
Louis sN wisfssid, nssi ss, 1904 14th st. NV. and
Bessie Surface, "a. 1859 Park I'd; NV.
Joseph Slamin, 36, and Marion Gilbert,
&c. both of $50 d st. s.w.
Walter DObson 2s AleSandris a,Is tsuyts Va Snd a.
james Pitts, p, Arlington. Va. and Ina
Saville, 20, Boiling Air Force Base.
Damon Asbury, 20. Camp Pickett. Va, and
Marilyn MCCOY. %, 2010 Ft. Davis St.
Thomas F. Smith, %. Mt. Rainier. Md,
and Florence Packer, 35, 315 1ngraham
Eusene g; eT Falba, as, GIG MARYLAND ave. me-.
and Jean Napon, 20. 4S9 H st. s.w..
Byron Berry, "a, 614 T st. NV, and Edith
Mcdaniel, "a, $50 Mt. Olivet rd. ne
Leonard Rogers, %, 1889 Maryland ave-,
and Margaret v. Wicker, 90. 1923 4th
Joshua Rosenbloom. 81. Hyattsville. Md.
and Eleanor Werble. 33. 1911 Quincy
Hervey Knight. jr.. As. Of Compton, Md,
and Anita Davis, "A, 1101 EvartS St.
ne.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Marriage License Applications

joseph &c Robertson; ts 4s, AsssIIi1agton: Va:
0na and Fillmore 9 ~ chisholm a %'09s e. p daprst ret
claude Chapman. 81, Bealten. Va. ant
keaneth saTas Gqsz sqinses a. FL azkYsSS 1875 Va
and Shirley salter. 20. b21 oakwoos
David IsS.g e. gripssten sste .oa n J! sns
Bernard Lancaster. 80 s53 52nd st st. n ne e
and Joetta Tobin. ri. 1925 Harvard st
william Byron 20. $3.50 williamsbur,
Chevy Chase. M Nd. ""fS"' A0A' 80
Anthony Nenna.; %. and Sarah Clamp, 2s
and Julia scott. AZ. 4e Lamont st. NV
ws@ GEass SloSs GhsS 81 g. azSS zSe.Sat.r s.
Patricia Williams, 1s. 5sS 9th st. ne ne
Lawrence. Morrison, ..1s, and Hope Mar.
,on.za Guez. both Of Arlington Va: 49,.
Miller. both Of Tyrone. Pa. ~N ''A
Joseph Porath, 80, 1901 42nd st.. ant
Zipporah, Borowsky. %. New York City
William BORROW, 30. AIS Emerson st. NV
ane ane DGIores 2 W Stern 49, 43oe Arkansas
jane; fflSS; frSy. 10. areenyille,. s.. c., and
.Id,s Essie Greene. ls, LAO 4th St. NE;
bet g. botR 81 1870 csveTt Afnss s. Goa
Craig Lewis, 10. and Betty crown, 20, both
of 41O oslethorpe st. NV.
Wilfred Billerbeck, jr.. 90. 1909 Shepherd
St; ne, and Maureen Greanley. 21. 7542
Theodore Lerner, 25, eo15 bth st. NV,
and Annette Morris, 21, 6740 18th pi
MeIeolm Williams, 60. Wayne. Pa. and
~, Therese Labenssi, q. 1923 g st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Something Of q Critic

HASTINGS, Nebr. (P.-The hot
dog buns at the picnic seemed a
bit hard, according to the story
circulating here. But the picnick-
ers graciously withheld comment.
Until, that is. some one threw one
of the biscuits to a dog - who
promptly went off and buried it..
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Births Reported
tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. }

BOYS.
Eliot and Ann Bradford.
Lawrence and Sylvia Colbert.
William and Doris Eisemann.
Alan and Marian Gebhardt.
Sidney and Lillian Greenberg.
lO'Neil and Doris Hall
Walter and Helen Kerrick.
Louis and Mary LaFreniere.
Randolph and Marcelle Leigh.
Norman and Isabelle Manders.
Robert and Esther Parks.
Robert and Mary Reitz.
Edward and Adele Shinsky.
Edward and Anna Smith.
John and Catherine Stevens.
Francis and June Tippett.
John and Margaret Webster.
Henry and Lille Alternately.
Willie and Annie Cassidy.
Lindbergh and 1neZ Davis.
Herbert and Nittie Jefferson, jr.
Robert and Genevieve Lee.
Joseph and Jessie Perry.
Joseph and, Virginia Robinson.
Windfield and Harrietta Wilson.
Alexandria and Jezebel Brooks.
Reginald and Louella Colbert.
David and Roselle Hartsfeld.
Rufus and Fannie Jimason.
Elmer and Hattie Meadows.
James and Dolores Randolph.
William and Bernice Thurston.
George and Willie West.
Marion and Ellen Worthen.
GIRLS.
Melvin and Lucille Brooks
william and Carrie Diggs
George and Marie Green
Kenneth and Selma Jackson
Herman and Clara Law
Eugene and Florence Martin
William and Annie Taylor
Norman and Lottie Brown
Richard and Margaret Fleet
Nathaniel and Annie Hatcher
Curley and Franciel King
Leyi and Phillis LYONS
Thorton and Mildred Pratt
David and GLADYS Taylor
John and Agnes Applewhit0
George and Mary BieloniS
Odis and Velma Burns
Adrien and June Caron
John and Margaret Drury
John and Margaret Fox
Wilmer and Augusta Held
Frederick and Helen LIVINGSTONE
Otly and Olivia Miller
Walter and Olga Prokopik
Charles and Helen Stuart
Norman and Ruth YudkoH
Ernest and Dorothy Barlow
lyle and Dorothy Burt.
Bernardo and Mary Capretti
William and Jeanne Crombie
r. and Arville Fey.
Cornelius and Catherine Heine
Jean-Heni and Suzanne Lambert
Lenwood and Lorene McCord
Donald and Agnes Paris
Ronald and Anna Rathburn
John and Eilene ROGERS
John and Marjorie Travis
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

FURN. HOUSE for rent, Fastpines.
Nd. TWO Oedrms. Phone TO. $3.50.
Arm. HOUSE, secluded, on Col.
pike; conv. to Pentagon. FA. 54s2.
NEW BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
home; bedrms 3 baths, , fire.
places, picture windows; 30-ft. Inv.
rm., flagstone terraces. elec. kit;
acres. Ready for occupancy Sept.
cant must furnish unquestionanle
character and financial references.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. ME. Il43.
Mr.. CONN, & NEBRAsKA-whhite
Pnck @ sereeaad enemf porch . Rahs na schools same
S240. OR. 6602. Available Sept; Is.
TARA AREA-New s-bedrm. brick
Colonial. l "a baths. compl. elec. kit;
near schools, shopping and transp.;
S165 SI ,599 me- AsK-Us2 REALTY Co.
NV. near Sears and schools; 6-rm.
semidet. brick. renovated; posses
sion Sept. l; rent Sl60. Wo. 2726.
POPLAR HEIGHTS, Falls Church, Va.
Three -bedrm. brick, rambler; love-
cond.; $50 mo. ASK-US? REALTY
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Five bedrms.;
6-mo lease. mid-Sept. to mid
March; S275 mo-; oil heat. AL.
18th AND GIRARD SITS. NV
Beaut. furn. S-rm. home, recr. rm.,
2-car built-in gar; in peri. cond.;
S210 mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtor, MA. 5000. -23
655 EMERSON ST. N.E.-Two bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
bath; S110 mo. Call R. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtors, MA. 5020. -23
92OI OLD GEORGETOWN RD., Be-
thesda, Md.-Available for 6 mos.
as of Aug. 20; bedrms., 2 incl.
sleeping porches, baby grand piano,
hard coal furnace, coal furnished;
2-car garage; 1-acre corner lot; on
busline: no objection to children.
S1s5 per month. Shown by appt.
only. E. M. SCOTT. sH. 1880. is
Evening star., 1951-08-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LIQUOR STORE with future,
doing good business; can easily be
improved with good management: all
new equipment: busy NV. corner:
lQ-yI. lease at $500 mo-. with ! ant.
RRsraGRANr Is s1fH FOR SALE. se01 Ga.
ave NV Doing $4,000 mo. Rent
S135. Lease 4 yrs. Sacrifice for
$4,000. Call in person. 21'
PART-TIME BUSINESS t6 hrs. per
wk) pays approximately $50 wk.
up operating your own chain of
unusual sc food vendors. Manu-
facturer supplies everything needed;
car and $3.50 cash investment re-
uuired for equipment. For per-
pbone sGna nmbes Bo1 gEts e5oR aRd sts sSe
WHOLESALE specialized plumbing
After pm. 10. 2-3O97. 10
RESTAURANT for sale; 10-year lease
Good spot. So 900 cash only. Apply
500 G st. NV II"
GARAGE. service station; growing
Md. suburb; 6 miles from D. c.;
completely equipped, including tow
truck and service car. afiliated with
AAA; due to other interests will sell
for stock and equip. Box 4S0-k.
YiEAR-RouND isaF; beach gas station.
equipt.; lease with option to buy
$500; rent $50 UN. 1853. 1Sa
$1,000 CASH DOWN for gift nov
city and toy business. Very busy
nv corner. RA. 1902; ewes, GE.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

1850 NICHOLSON ST. NV, Apt, 4
2 rooms. dinette. kit, bath, screened
porch; avail. immed.; So per mo.
All utils. furn. by tenants. Open
for inspection Sat. Aug Is. l to s
pm. Married cple. preferred. is
Evening star., 1951-08-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE desires l-bedrm
apartment for immediate occupancy
Call at DI. 1888. 10
SMALL APT. by couple with 2-yr.-
old child. Phone Ii 6-2444. 49,
OF THREE-Child 6 yrs.
Urgently need l or 2-bedrm unfurn.
apt Max. so. Box GIN, Star.
COUPLE. permanent residents. de-
sire two bedrm. apt. preferably un-
furnished in Chevy Chase-Bethes-
sdie,r "a area sTaS Phone sc. GO. 574g, r.
& weeks; young refined couple: ieHi5i prox. X
unity to Pentagon. Ma. 5566, Ext.
5I1.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN wishes ef-
fciency or one-bedrm apartment
in NV. building. Sept. 2-23 No
linens, cooking utensils. dishes re-
CURED Box 73-M, Star.
TWO SISTERS, bedrm in apt.
bldg; up to 500, res; SECTION. west
sll dav Sat and sun. -ie
[ tNFURNISHED liv. nm, bedrm, d.
nette. kitchen and bath, by dis
eliminating refined widow: refs.
EXCHANGED. Silver Spring area only;
S62- -. per mo, ~ 1850. is
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG business
woman s1 desires kiss eng apt; pvt bath bah
NV sect. no. 7704 after pm. 49,
3-BEDRM. APT. or house. unfurn., by
Sep. i; Marine officer on duty Navy
Annex CHI. $3.50 after l pm.
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets: Wash. Va;
white Open days MA 0001
MARINE CAPTAIN, bachelor. desires
accommodations with fireplace view,
solitude conv. to Pentagon; prefer
Virginia; perhaps river front; other
considerations secondary. Reply EX
563S and leave number or Box
S-M Star 1S'
TWO-BEDRM. unfurn. first floor;
s95 a9FmaI IU stoTags sssq space Sc; y. max
GOVT. COUPLE refs.). need one
bedrm. furn apt, kit, facilities, for
4 months; NV. sec, up to S140.
Phone HO 44S0, Room 604. 1S"
FOR QUICK ACTION. LIST YOUR
RENTALS WiTH SOUTHEAST RE
Atty CO., Ii. $4,000.