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MAN

Married. age 35-45; learn trade;
route work; permanent; daytime;
salary. Interview 10 am.-12 noon,
or by appt. WESTERN ExTER-
MINATING CO., 1923 18th st. NV.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

RESEARCH DONE ON ANY subject;
translation work. all languages; COM
SURVEYING FIELD Party. eauipped,
wants week end work with building
contractor or private party. MR..
KENNEDY. 81 pm. WA. 75i5. = 4
GLASCOE'S MOVING and storage,
local and long distance; estimates
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Shoe Salesladies
A splendid opportunity, a
permanent position, many
employee advantages.
HAHN SHOE STORES
BIB 14th st. NV.

SILK FINISHER, experienced, excel
lent working conditions; very good
salary. MONTICELLO CLEANERS,
4223 N. Fairfax dr.. Arl., Va. OW.
SILK FINIsHERS. exper., S45; steady
sob. RHODE ISLAND CLEANERS.
4235 Wis. ave, EN-. 1862.
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day wk.. hours
TIL 8; starting sal, $2.400. Call
Mr.: HURLEY, RE. 2157.
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS-
Public Stenographer has OPENINGS.
Must be fast and accurate, age limit
40; full or part time tno evening or
weekend workers. ST. 1871. a
STENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
ton. branch office of ige. orgarliza-
ton; shorthand necessary; 4O-hour
Wk.; excellent working cond.; salary,
S20 per wk. Call DI. 1868. MISS
STENOGRAPHER. large auto manu-
facturer has attractive opening for
permanent position, modern air
conditioned Offices and best working
conditions. Call DI. 7475 q
STENOGRAPHER; general office work.
40-hour, 5-day wk., with paid vaca-
ton. BAUSCH &, EOMB OPTICAL
CO., 1924 Eye st. NV, RE. 1918.
sTENOGRAPHER-Fiye-day week;
open; permanent. one-man ONCE.
Cali DI. 1922 a
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HELP WOMEN

LADY in own home would like to
employ settled woman as house.
keeper; live in. RA. 1868. 1884
LADIES, IS to 80. for PIX SWITCH
board at resort hotel. Phone OV.
5S75 after $50 pm.
WOMAN TAKE CHARGE of general
insurance office; exper.; 5-day
35-hr. wk.; salary according to
ssbility.. 221 Tower Bldg. Call
WOMEN, earn while your children
are in school. AVON PRODUCTS
has profitable territories In Arling-
ton. Call GIL. $3.50 for appointment.
YOUNG LADY for clerical work in
printing and publishing plant; must
be high school graduate, do tipping;
excellent opportunity for one who
Is alert, accurate and dependable
Sterling 1875. II
YOUNG LADY RECEPTIONIST to
do typing and run switchboard; s.
day week, MALLoREY OFFICE
Bldg. 9th and G pl NV 4
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MIScL. FOR SALE Cont

AIR C0NDITI0NER. "a h.p. General
Electric. .window-type console; orig.
$is5. excel. cond. Cali HI. sess s. after
AIR c6Np'ITIoNER. York. tons ,
aEsfEk fhEs HEa PS5lsei pgaRMac9 1900 & &asSe
AhnicaToR Eel Az R,w' HsNDiRsaGs sMi saGS ren1in.
Cuban, Imported. from $40 to SIS
ANf1duE Nj saiRanaD GRaNpFAThER x III ri eLook e
over 100 years old; orig face: APP
prox. 8 #. No dealers. TIE. s4s4.
ANTIQUE CARD TABLE-circa 1920.
attributed io9 t9 Ioa Dpnean phyte
grain grain wn snpire s17o style. Orig. brass
ANTIQUE BUREAUS, 2. marble tops.
saSd $a5 ard $50 or best offer. 9lO
ANTIQUE rosewood secretaire. nth
century S4OO; Vernis Marten Empire
desk. $3.50; inlaid secretaire. 18th
century S135. 1871 Webster NV.
ANTIQUES-Boston rocker. original
from old spool bed; Spanish plat
ANTIoUEs-Chippendale desk. spool
bed, tables, mirrors, glass, misc.
712 Dorset ave. WI, $500. Il
BABY BED-CRIB, z sheets; also
EaSyy Easy washer small size SIS. AD.
BABY CARRIAGE, Heywood-wake-
feld, Al condition; S25. Call DI.
BABY cARRrAGE-sTRoLLER. Tisy-
new $50. ~: 3; 5os2. "a
BABY CRIB, folding. S12; baby car
riage. S15; good condition. AP.
Basins. BATHTUBs. SINKS, fittings.
NV, NO. 1908
BATHROOM OUTFITS
5,ft. hi. tub, basin. toilet outfit.
snts ifni 'sss ess t from $3.50 'a94ss 9s
soil pipe, SIS lgth. wtr. htrs.. 2-pars
SUP. Co. s67 v St St. NV NV. No. 1921:
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
BEn Bn.Es RoxWsy Go va? fa lie ave- New DE 'aaG Wsl
and ends. DU. 1926. Il
BED, HOLLYWOOD. with ipnersprins
mattress; $40 Call Sligo 1924. Il
BED, maple, spg. and innerspring
naS55siS nnS6s SwD ks m psG rG 5 H. sps S4iId I'd:
BED, antique, maple, spool. "a size.
Stearns and Poster spring and mat.
tresS, beautiful and in perfect con.
dition; 500. WI 1850. A
BEDS. all metal, 2 new twin beds,
WI sell very cheap. 1s 9th st. me-.
Bngps-;DAS2:NpoRT, BED; mahogany frame,
upholstery almost new; S35. Wing
chair, rose, tapestry; $25. Floor
lamp; Ss; 3-section bookcase; $40.
BEDROOM SET. three-piece lined
and dble. bed, SI39; maple bedroom
3-piece set. dresser, mirror. chest
and dble. bed. $50; bargains, brand
new. ARLINGTON BARGAIN MART,
BEDROOM SUITE, drapes, kitchen
utensils. Cogswell and other chairs
and desk also television. !42S R st.
NV, Apt. 45. "a
BEAUTY SUPPLY EQUIPMENTS
dryers, 3 : dressing tables. l desk,
blond mahogany; wooden panels for
booths. RA. 0692. .
BOILER, NO. IW6, used. American
Red Flash and oil burner. also used
Magic Chef gas stove thrown in.
reasonably PRICED. Glebe 1887. A.
BOOKS 500; refrigerator; rodal states.
Shsldrsn,s c y en- tips tSps. Ala Buchanan st.
BOX SPRINGS AND INNERsPRINa
lent cond.. DE. 6ioo, Apt. 402. @4
BKlGkS-Face and common, / or q
co, MA $685.. OF. 1900
BRICKS, face and common, any
q9HHantity 9Ha! aty.,I IPENNSYLyaAaNNIA BUILD
BgPfEIT, aopfItlc,, msath0osannSg, st0 Sheraton; good
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TRUCK DRIVER
Evening Star Building

USED CAR Observation-Disclosures S
Oldest Ford dealer has opening for
salesman on lot in me-. must be
with knowledge of different makes of
cars; experience in selling not nee
essary; good proposition to the right
man. See MR.. SPARKS. mornings
8 to II. 1913 to 1915 West Virginia
ave. ne AT $500 -9
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CLERK
PART TIME

PART TINE
Young women 21-35 years o. age who
have a pleasing telephone voice,
are courteous and are willing to
give, good attendance. 5:3O-S:3O
evenings and S-12 Sunday morning
Apply IN person to Personnel. Room
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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PHILIPSBORN
ASST.CASHIER

Position open in financial institu-
day week, $50 to 4:30. Cashier ex-
perience helpful but not necessary
4s we will train you knowledge of
typing. Age 21 to ,2S. Call IN per-
son. 8 to 4 pm. 1887 G st. NV
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commensurate with ability Five
RfDWEfI. RaE TsfX; Ea s2r 3pss5view' 1861 call MR.
CLERKts,TYPIsT for credit once,
CLERk-TYPIsT. = Young woman;
good sstH Hlsha chhance Ior advancement: old
week. fnvestWent vent Bids1. iII.'Sns' IA. 5ss1. 94aa'
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance ofice.
5-oay week permanent position
Apply 503 Victor Bldg, 724 9th ST..
CLERK-TYPIsT. general office work;
5R-daSyo wk. Telephone for appt.,
CLERK-TYPIsT, 5-day week; general e
office work for real estate firm. Ap-
ply Monday after $50 am. A. S.
GARDINER & CO.. 1881 L st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. for small ONCE;
shorthand helpful but not required;
Ideal working conditions; 37-hour
week; $500 per month. Ex. 2117.
cLERsKt;;TYPIsT, IIass t;1 5-day week. s5 hrs;
so days, $ias hf; further d nm; increases aases
based on merit; time and "a pay for
overtime; rest periods, sick leave,
vacation. paid holidays and retire
ment plan. Apply INTERNATIONAL
HpoN; Or MhCa1N1SIS. Rm. 1U2,
Machinists Bldg. 9th and Mt. Yer
cIPkR-rYFIsr. hfd z Fl Prefer one who ~S has
had experience in rent department
Of real estate office. BOSS g.
PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. -6
CLERK-TYPIST-General office work,
5-day week: state salary and expert
ence. Box 406-T, Star. "a
CLERK-TYPIST for furniture store:
good salary; permanent position;
pleasant working conditions. See
Mr.. Dermot Nee, p J. NEE FURNI-
TURE CO. 745 7th st. NV. .
CLERK-TYPIST and dictaphone op-
orator, 371a-hr. wk. See MRS. BAR
FOOT, $40 Woodward Bldg. IS
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experienced, for permanent nosi-
ton. Call OIL. 1915. ~ q p4''
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, full or
Part time. Exper. only need apply.
MORTON PHARM., 3o1 Pa. ave. Sc.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, exper.; good
pay pay; opp; for adv; o'DoNNELs S
PHARMACY 55oa Colorado ave NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. evenings and Sun
aEdHTs aaAs FT PHRMAeYe Rssi t!Re 694 Kn9
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, we have
has worked G on / D. .o {. fountain slta' Tnp fop
at least z yrs. recently; S25 wk to
t sssrt; 35O1 Georgia ave. NV. .-3
experience not essential. GEORGE
a0WN 10 NR NRREPIRs00DUcTIoN' PIRs00DDU 1913 Wis.
GovERNEss. white. for 2 children.
ton; summer in Mass; knowledge
OF swimming essential. driving de-
sirable. Salary. $500. In reply, give.
references, age, experience. back
ground education. nationality. Box
HoGsEKiEE1PER. exper. Apply mana
gers office, BELLEVUE HOTEL. is
yEwELRY ii ei~, ,.sALEsLApY. experienced ms
PTsFs5Ted But IpH1 p9t NECESSARY p% Apply
JGNioR l'fs[ eLERkmsrihe EiIslnsi Star has @a an
opening for young girl between
IS and 21 years of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance, con-
tendance, and capable of passing
physical exam. $50 to $40 Mon
day through Friday; generous COM
panv benefits in addition to salary.
Apply Apply personnel, Room sos, Open
MeeKdayS 5000 and Sat. 81. The
Evening Star. 1101 Penna. ave. NV.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
Exp,eriencsd; 5-day. 4o-hotr week;
portationr paid vacation and sick
leaye, Phone for interview CAPI-
tai TRANSIT, MI. 1858. Ext. 652.
MAID-Here is eytra;good situation
character and willingness to handle
Job in satisfactory manner; Spring
valley home; 3 adults. work not
hard; kind treatment always; live
MANAGER for f1rst-class office build
ing. must be familiar with rentals
alterations and maintenance. Please
reply stating age. background and
salary expected. Box 465-T. Star
MANICURIST-R T-RECEPTIoNIsT, ex-
perienced; excel. salary. Call GE.
1924. .
MULTILITH OPERATOR
(TRAINEE)
Will train an intelligent girl under
accurately; starting salary, $40
weekly; 80 days. S42.50; so days,
S45;. 80 days, S47.50; 9 mos. $50;
regular increases thereafter ac-
cording to plan; 5-day. 37k-hour
free disqualification and surgical
insurance. Apply Personnel ONCE,
CAFRITz. 1404 K st. NV. -5
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Alert. aged 81 to 35, with medical
organization; knowledge PIX pre-
ferred; permanent position; inter-
esting work; 5k-day, 40-hr. week.
Box 1877. Star. 5
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STENOGRAPHEh
Under 80: in modern air conditioned
builders and real estate office: 5-day
week; salary to start, $4,000 year.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Oil 18th st. NV. ME. 1717,
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MEN

Three hand compositors, one
Job printer, two makeup men.
one stone man; perm. posi-
tions. with overtime.
RANSDEII, INC
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Ask Yourself

Ask Yourself
Have I initiative? Tact? Per-
sonality? Intelligence and
good judgment?
Am I interested in a career
with a future? Good salary
regular increase? Inter
esting, responsible work? ?
Cheerful, friendly atmos-
phere? Pension, sick bene-
fits, other advantages? ?
Many chances to advance?
We have unusual opportunl-
lies for the right girls.
Let us tell you more about
them-today!
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VULCANIZERS
BEN HUNDLEY

Good men can earn 500 per week
Good equipment and working con
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l101 Penn. Ave. ny

erk-Stenographer
Real estate firm desires the services
BILE of accurate dictation and typing.
Must be high school graduate and
have good recommendations. SALARY
commensurate with ability, Five.
aay week. For Interview. call MR.
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TELEPHONE WORKER

Between 30-40; permanent position:
MUNTZ TV, 516 9Th st. s.e,
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At Last!-Shoot Color Today and See
it Tomorrow Mail Ansco Color rolls
direct with S1.00 or VISIT OUR
COLOR LAB for 24-hr. finishing.
"CHINACCLOR PRINTS" are beauti.
fully Finished Like Fine Porcelain.
See US for Cameras. Films. Movies.
Tape Recorders. Rentals. Sales We
meet all prices. Don't miss our Color
Eyhihit
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BATHROOM OIJTFITS

less fittings. S119.5o. 4S-in. cabinet
sinks. less fit, from $3.50. 4-in.
soil pipe, SIS Igth. wtr. htrs.. 2-part
laundry trays. ATLANTIC PLBG.
SUP. CO.. S07 v ST. NV. NO. 1921.
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MEN 3 WOMEN

BOY AND GIRL. colored.. reliable,
exper.. desire Jobs as kitchen help
ers or cleaning at night. AD. 61S0.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

and home improvements.
basement to roof. Up to yrs. TO
pay. HAMILTON CoNST., RE. 4477.
ana undermining, celia,
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 1908 Eye st NV.
ADDITIONS, REC. ROOMS
Porches inclosed. fences, all types.
GH RT1R. ayne sauv ny. OnRE
, 1951-05-22
NEWS

The SIS FORT TOWN
SHEND" is scheduled to sail
from New York May oath, and
is due at Frederiksted May
Both, accepting freight for Do
minica, St. Lucia, Venezuela,
Trinidad, Grenada, Barbados,
st, Vincent, Martinique, Anti
qua and st. Kits.
N WITTY & Co.. Ltd
Rob't L. Merwin & Co.. Inc.
, 1951-05-22

tive stone at lower cost might re-
duce the price involved in the use
of this plentiful material.
Mr.. Canaday said that the start
which is being made in various
parts of the island in recognizing
the social benefits of better hous-
ing should bear fruit in very ra-
pid Improvement for the next few
years as it had in Puerto Rico.
He was particularly impressed
with the vision and enterprise
with which this programme is be-
ing undertaken by Hon. F.. c.. Hut
son and his associates, under the
immediate supervision of Mr..
Thomas tashley, Secretary of the
Housing Board and Mr.. T. E.
Went, the Colonial Engineer.
Another thing which impressed
him he said, is the cleanliness and
apparent care the people here
take of their homes, no matter
how small they are That quality
of pride in good housekeeping" is
a great asset to any community,
he said.
From Barbados Advocate
, 1951-05-22
ELECTION NOTICE
Csted Town and Suburbs

The seat of the Member-at
Large in the Municipal Coun-
ell OF St. Croix having been
declared vacant, a Special
Election to fill the same will
be held according to the Gov
ernor's proclamation on
SATURDAY. 23rd June, 1851
Registration will be conduct
ed TO rthe Town & Suburbs Of
Chrlstiansted at the Police
Court House on the following
days an dtime.
Monday 4th June, 1851,
from5:00 pm. Til 700 p.m.
Tuesday 5th June. 1851.
from 300 pm. iii 1000 pm.
Nominations will close on
9th June, 1851, at 500 pm.
The polls will be opened at
the Police Court House at
Christiansted, from 800 to
500 pm. on Saturday, 23rd
June, 1851.
The Registration Board, st.
Croix, 18th May, 1851.
D. c. CANEGATA
Registration Board
JOB PRINTING
, 1951-05-22
1ndustrialist Advises Use
OF Local Materials

Mr.. Ward Canaday, industrialist
and manufacturer of Toledo,
Ohio, and the American Co-Chair
man of the Caribbean Commits
sion, has been interested in low
cost housing for a long time.
He said that although he did
not live in the tropics, yet he had
a plantation in St. Croix, Virgin
Islands, and is greatly interested
in cattle for the tropics, and sugar
cane.
Mr.. Canaday told the Advocate
yesterday that he had visited sew
eral Of the housing developments
IN Barbados and thought that they
were very attractive.
He believed that it will be
found that plans which utilize
local materials, and encourage self
help in construction under expert
supervision and guidance, will, in
the long run, prove most effective
in improving the living conditions
OF the largest number of people.
Better Citizenship
He also believes that a plan
which spreads over a period of 20
years, the repayment of cost
plus low interest, will result in
pride of ownership, to a greater
degree than rental and will also
result in better citizenship and
greater security. For example, he
said that a house in which the
material and land costs amount to
say $1,000 if built with self help,
can become a property worth$2,-
600 or more. If the the payment
of $1,000 can be divided into 20
annual instruments, and if the in
terest rate is say Az per year
of the unpaid balance, the aver
age payment by the purchaser
will be approximately $75 a year
for both principal and interest.
Added to this, the cost of insur-
ance and depreciation would
bring the total payable price by
the new owner within 500 a year
or So a week.
The advantage of the plan is
that the moment a man becomes
the owner, he and his whole ia
mily will have interest in deve-
Looping flowers and a garden and
, 1951-05-22

maintain and improving the ap-
pearance and value of the pro-
perty. That, he said, develops
pride of ownership and respon-
slDle citizenship and also brings
IN to improving the value of the
property, the labor of the whole
family, which otherwise would be
lost to a large degree in rental pro
perty.
, 1951-05-22
S U M M o N S
ORIGINAL

You Eva Greenidge are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me in the ChrSiansted Police Court which will be held
in the Court House in Christiansted on Friday the lst day of
June 1851, at II o'clock A. M. to answer a complaint filed
against you in the above entitled case, to wit;
faction for restitution of a living room-above described.
belonging to Plaintiff and now unlawfully occupied bv de-
fedant)
In case of your failure to appear or answer. judgement
will be taken against you by default; or other relief demand
ed. together with all costs incurred.
To the Sheriff or any other Peace Officer to serve and
return.
Given under my Hand this 10th day of April 1851.
D. G. Canegata
Police Judge.
, 1951-05-22
Lower Cost

In many instances, it is found
that the actual material cost and
land cost of such property, is con-
slderably less than $1,000.
In Puerto Rico, the minimum
subsistence housing programmes
involve material costs as low as
$500, and he was told that in An
tigua, civic minded citizens own
ing land, had donated some for
such housing projects, thus add
ing still more to the completed
property as a result of the labour
put into it by the owner.
He said that he was particular
ly happs to note the experiment
ing that is being done here with
the use of new materials such as
concrete blocks being cast around
a core of bagasse.
He understands that there is a
very large amount Of surplus ba-
gaSse each year after the crop is
harvested and also that the cost
of lumber here is very high. It is
undoubtedly within the bounds of
probability that native materials
low in cost, may be used to sup
plement the more costly structu-
raj materials in developing low
cost housing.
He said that when a solid roof
and supporting columns provide
structure, walls might be made of
light material standardized in pro
duction to greatly reduce costs.
He noted that studies are being
made as to the relative cost of
baked clay and the ~quarrying Of
native stone and various forms of
pre-cast concrete.
QuarrYing Equipment
1t is possible that equipment
permitting the quarrying of ma
, 1951-05-22
ouarrYing Equipment

1t is possible that equipment
permitting the %quarrying of ma
Evening star., 1951-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Ass. sse s5ss bach ysS sStS 81. sFsisst ocfns
1t would be well worth your while
to come in for demonstration
s asyee qshses sS anSsis frs sse
cali HILL l. SANDERS, i114 Ver-
mont ave; n.g;ss -WWash.'s Oldest Ford
AUSTIN ii dsmenstrs.er: low pils-
man wv. Hiliman. son6eam TAI.
bot, Humber, Alfa-Romeo. Allard
Alvis Aston Martin, Bristol Daim.
Ter, Healey, Javelin-Jupiter. La
gonda; Rover Lanchester. Lea Fran
Ita. 14th G0isn and P ess NV. 'nH fsrsest re re-
taller Of Imported cars in the world
mil. 81 .O95. MANHATTAN. AUTO
sRa sRsifsrrTazfE 4 ny No lns 9Sa7 both sides 7th
mlease, one ne careful ssaDlr owner outstand stand.
M si.oeb. WILLIAMS iIIiiH ~ 3 BAKER tsfi'
Nash. goth and M sts. NV, 10.
AUSTIN fsSHi 1s4s 4-dr.; s52s. MANi2T-
both sides 7th and r NV. No. 1857.
AUSTIN l949 4-door sedan; top
notch cond.; private owner;- $795.
SH. 1881 Sunday or after 2 pm.
BUICK a1fei 1e4s Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan;
excel blue finish, T. and h. Dyna-
now very good q. 8. Royal Wv.
tires: matching S. c.; one-owner,
carefully driven car. Butler bonded;
81. .295. Open ewes. till 9; Sat: Sun.
till 5. All cars inside. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st st. NV
BUICK 1S4e Super 4-dr.; r. and h;
nice condition.; S795. JOE BEATTIE
1898 Wis. ave-. OR. 5O39. III
BUICK '49 conv. Super; beaut. blue
finish, black top. leather trim;
$3.50 or best offer. IA. 7-5923.
BUICK ~ 4-dr. super; outstandingly
perfect; hard to tell from brand
BAKER NASH. S9th and N sts'
NV. HO. $500. -15
BUICK 1s51-'52 4-dr. sed.; used
by pvt. owner, only 1850 miles,
bought car In June, 1851; owner
leaving city for q long trip: will
sell. for $500, spare tires included.
Write for information. Box 4S3-
v, Star. rl6
Evening star., 1951-10-15
FARMS

$40 DOWN, $40 MO-, buys for $40
mail, school bus and power line:
1U5 MI: south. TIE. Abb. Alexan-
10 ACRES; farm. estate; completely
modernfzed; 8 bedrms.. 8 full baths,
plus 2 powder rms; tenant house,
plus 10 barns, stables, chicken
houses, kennels, etc; beautiful lawn
and tall trees; located in Mont
gomery County. II miles from Sill
pm. MoNTGoMERY INVEsTMENT
& INSURANCE CO. Is
200-ACRE DAIRY FARM near David
sonville, Md. Modern main resi-
dence, modern farm manager house,
tenant house, - 40-cow modern dairy
barn, 2 dry barns. All buildings in
excellent condition. Approx. $50
acres under cultivation. Is miles
to D. C. WALTER M. BAUMAN,
1727 X st. NV, Wash, D. C., Ma.
O529; eve. and Sunday, cali Mr..
Starting. West River 1921. lib
HERE'S A FARM BARGAIN, 6S acres
in the Mt. Airy area; 7-room and
bath farmhouse. bank barn, 2 corn
cribs, meat house, tool shed, hen
house for 800 birds, 5 brooder
houses; on hard road. about " mile
from town. and everything, in fine
shape; price only .$16,S50 which
is less than the. buildings would
and poultry. RIPLEY q RoMERE,
Realtors. can Gaithersburg ,99s.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ALL CASH for your home today. No
delay. AL details carefully managed.
For q better deal. call OIL. 1929;
lie
ARLINGTON HOMES needed by old
reliable firm now. E. CROSS g. SON,
AT. 1908 or ia. 2-701S. lie
FROM OWNER-D. c. or nearby Md.
or Va; 81 rms; reas.; pay cash.
P. o. Box 5597, D. c. 16. -1S
DUPLEX DESIRED. Can t-ade s.
room row brick home. Call MI.
M61 s514 SfsAN stts5 p-%: or 3 Sedrm. hon home,
or income property in good p. G. or
Md. location; sc. preferred; have
substantial cash; MRS. COX, LU.
2-S136 or ST. 1869. 30
IN VIRGINIA-Widow wants new
2-bedrm. home without bsmt.. on
busline; about 81 5000 cash. LU-
CILLE COOK. FA. 1912. FA 1864
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the he's sal,
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
sos North Capitol Ma. 6730. IRE,
appraisals. Results since 1915.
ysn hSpe RT ssep An' s lGeati92 aS47 any c0ndi
ATTENTION OWNERS. can &c
you top all cash or term deal To-
your home. Call MIR. WILLIAMS
DE. 0002.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
sToREs FOR RENT

1902 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Suit
able for barber shop, delicatessen,
Or any other type Of business. OR.
$50 Sd'oi AND so4 e ST. N.w.-ssood
s0s aoSnsown loSation 1nSp Spp s,6 Heshs
s.W. coz. SsA ii99th and Belmont sts.
EDMUND M. o'sULL1vxN. 14oi
Eye st. NV. MA. 7S4S. Ia
1877 H ST. N.E.-One.stor newly
erected brick store; 25x95. Early
gseSsfsslGn. soT Ei s-ao7S. ad7S H ST. me- NE NEW
CHEVY CHASE. Just OF Conn. ave;
one-story store 1Sx60; large show
window; suitable for electrical sup
ply, sporting goods or any service
business. THOS., J. FISHER g. CO.
INC, 73S 10Th street NV. DI. $3.50.
CONN. AVE, south Of Dupont Circle
Attractive shop in exclusive section;
2,10O SO. It. floor space; suitable
for women's apparel shop, selling
high class merchandise. decorator.
etc; heat furnished. THoS J.
NV. DI. $3.50. is
SHOPPING cENTE, one store 13x75
West Hyattsville. Suitable for dell
catessen. variety or apparel shop,
Call Mr.. Holland.
H. G. SMITHY co.
S11 18th st. NV. ST. $500
SMALL VARIETY STORE, located at
10th and G SITS. ne, opposite lge.
playground: arm. kit. and b. apt.
on upper floors. Immediate oc-
H. G. SMrTHY CO.
81 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
FOUR STORES-LOW RENT
~ CORNER 10th AND NEW YORK
Is sSe3 rs i HlsHi 81. NE. s17b.
t3( 1915 E ST. INV. $3.50.
~ i5x4o SUITABLE BARBER OR
BEAUTY PARLOR. COLORED. 500
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
HEART OF DOWNTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

TWO OR THREE-CAR SIDING in or
nearby washington. Box l23-V,
GovERNMENT WORKER will buy
rooming house business or building,
suitable for guesthouse and ofaces.
Box 16S-X, star.