davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-03-17
Raids
CONTINUED From First Page. }

Continued From First Page.)
further moves that might tip of
the drug ring leaders.
Thirty-five warrants had been
sworn out when the roundup be-
gan last night.
Five Persons Released.
OF the IS persons caught in the
roundup, 81 had been charged
today with violating either the
Harrison Narcotics Act or the
Jones' Miller narcotics law. Five
were released and the remainder
were being held "for investiga-
ton"
Inspector Robert v. Murray
chief of the Detective Bureau
said additional suspects will be
rounded up today.
Not counted in the total of ar
rests here were the arrests of Pvt
Roberts and several other soldiers
at Fort Eustis.
Mr.. Martin said Army authori-
ties asked the help of the Mar
coticS Bureau in breaking the ring
that was supplying drugs to newly
drafted soldiers at nearby army
camps.
Arrested In Hotel Room.
The raids here started when 1t
Carper arrested Marion Francis
(Sugar-footi Green, 33. colored, in
his room in the Dunbar Hotel, Fiji
teenth and U streets NV. He is
charged with four violations of the
Harrison act and four of the
Jones-Miller act.
Within an hour the agents ar
rested Arthur E. Kelly, 49, of the
1900 block of V street NV. on IA
narcotics charges and Richard
Hightfoot) Alexander, %, colored,
of the 1900 block of Ninth street
NV. on six charges.
Signal for Roundup.
These arrests were the signal
for the wholesale roundup. The
central cell block of police head
quarters was soon packed with
men. most of them colored, who
were caught by the raiders. Many
of those arrested. police said, were
addictS who were caught as they
called at their sources of supply
to buy drugs.
Those charged included:
Roosevelt Long, colored, 300
block of L street Sc; John M
Buchanan, So. colored, 400 block
of L street S.W.; Jesse Smith, %,
colored, 5400 block of Grant street
NE; George Buddy Broadus,
~, colored, of Fairmond Heights,
Nd; Robert E. Humphries. "a,
colored, of the first block of Rhode
Island avenue NV; Arthur Will
liams, 26. colored, 400 block of
Florida avenue NV; L. N. Toz-
zalo, %, 5400 block of Ham place
Sc.
Also, Herbert w. johnson. 80
colored, first block of S street
NV; George T. Smith, 25, COL
ored, TOO block of Thirteenth
street NE; Morris Fuller, 27, COL
ored, 2800 block of Georgia ave-
nue. NV: Mary Palmer, 25. COL
ored, 1400 block of Sixth street
NV; William H. Nick, jr., 10,
colored, 1400 block of T street
NV; Edward G. Betz, 80, COL
ored, 900 block of T street NV;
Elaine Marie Thorpe, "a, colored,
100 block of Corcoran street
NV; Dorothy Buchanan. 30,
colored, 300 block of P street
NV; Grace Fontain, colored,
1000 block of Georgia avenue
NV, and Nellie Leach, no fixed
address.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
U. S. Army Goods Seized
In Pusun Black Marker
BY the Associated Press

PUSAN, Korea. Mar. 17.-Ko-
rean police and United States
military authorities today seized
10 truckloadS of American Army
goods in a raid on the black mar
ket section of Pusan.
The confiscated items included
canned food, military clothing
cigarettes, beer and sleeping bags.
Pusan Police Superintendent
Whang Kyu Sup said the raid was
ordered by Home Minister Chough
Pyong Ok at the request of 1t.
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, United
States 9th Army commander.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
Comment on Story Refused
By Spokesman in Paris
By WiIIiom H. Stonemon
Foreign Correspondent Of The Star and
the Chieoso Dolly News


the Chicago Daily News
PARIS, Mar. 17.-Without show.
ing the report to Gen. Eisen.
hover himself, a spokesman al
SHAPE today refused comment
on a story saying the general hac
received word from President
Truman that he could feel free
to run for the presidency in 1862
Comment was refused on tht
ground that it would dignity the
report and would involve the gen.
eral in the endless series of de.
mails Of similar reports which
were bound to be printed in the
future.
Despite SHAPES attitude, the
fact certainly is that Gen. Eisen.
hover took his present job with
the possibility in mind that he
could whip North Atlantic Treaty
organization forces into shape
then return to the United State.
for the presidential campaign i.
he wished to do so.
He needed no promises from
Mr.. Truman to know that.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
passed it became a lucrative op.
portunity for plunder.
Questions Direct Loans.


The second lesson is whether
direct loans or grants from the
Government are ever sound. May
be we should give serious study
to the principle of insurance as
developed already in the Federal
Housing Agency and the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp. and make
it the basic pattern for Federal
financial help of all kinds, taking
the Government out of the direct
loan business.
The third lesson is that there
is no substitute for personal in
tegrity. Congress cannot legis-
late that"
Besides the dispute over con-
tinuance of the subcommittee
study of influence and favortism'
in RFC, the fate of the agency
itself has become a major issue.
Chamber Takes Stand.
Abolition of RFC was urged yes
terday by the United States
Chamber of Commerce board of
directors. The 43-member board
adopted resolution stating that
recent revelations have created
uncertainty and distrust" con-
cerning RFC operations.
Engaged as we are in a ma
tional mobilization effort, we can
not afford to have the integrity or
the general moral level of the
Government or any of it's agencies
subject to question" the resolution
said.
Existence of the multi million
dollar lending agency cannot be
justified in "the present imitation
AIRY era" the resolution declared.
The agency should be dissolved
without delay" to save $18 mil
lion in administrative costs and
to cut 5000 jobs from the Gov
iernn2ent payroll, it added.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
'Capone Tax Charges
Are Only Beginning
|0f Nationwide Drive
BY the Associated Press

A Nationwide Federal tax crack.
down on racketeers was reported
shaping up rapidly today. In.
formed sources said the filing o.
criminal charges against Ralph
Capone yesterday was only the
beginning.
These sources, asking not to be
named, said a virtual barrage oi
tax claims-With criminal charge!
attached in many cases-are ir
the making as result of three
years of intensive Investigations
Names were withheld, partly
because a tipof to the quarry
could cripple the drive, but it was
made plain that some of the
country's most notorious under
worldlings are tagged for tax &C.
tions, and soon.
Claims Slapped on Gamblers.
Capone, brother of the late Chi
|cago gang-king, Al Capone, was
described as merely the first ma
tionally known figure to be &C.
cused in the 1851 drive.
A few days before fllir tllree
criminal charges agains him
however, the Revenue -,Irear
slapped heavy tax recovery claims
on two Washington men with
fortunes allegedly built on gam.
bling enterprises, and a like claim
for nearly 81 million on the estate
Iof another-the late James La
Fontaine.
The charges against Capone
carry possible jail terms totaline
16 years.
One of the Washington men
Sam Beard, was indicted at the
same time and an effort wa!
PLANNED for a criminal indictment
Iagainst the other, Emmitt War.
ring, Lacking a country wide rep
Iutation, these men had gone un.
in Senate Crime Com.
Imittee probe.
Got Three Years in 1890.
The action against Capont
istemmed directly from the initia
Federal use, in 1880. of the ta7
laws to jail hoodlums who hac
avoided conviction on other scores
Ralph got a three-year sentence
then and his brother AL, who dice
in 1947, was later sent up for 6
.12-year term.
Figuring in the new accusations
was $12,289.59 in unpaid taxes
that were involved in Ralph's 1896
conviction. Ralph is charged
among other things, with trying tt
settle that. and another $87 900 ir
unpaid taxes, for $4,000 through
falsely representing his ability tt
pay.
In Chicago, Attorney George F
.Callaghan said he would surrender
Capone at the Federal Building al
IL am. Monday.
Gases Hard to Prepare.
Revenue officials say that catch
ing mobsters in the tax trap i.
much harder now than in 1880
when they laid themselves wide
open by filing no income tax re.
turns although lavish spending
gave clear proof of unreportee
income.
Even in those days, it took long
careful Observation-Disclosures year
lin the case of the Capone gang
to work up the air. tight type O
case the Government likes to hav,
before it takes criminal charge
before jury.
Today. with many racketee:
groups keeping elaborate book
that are hard to get behind anc
employing accountants to prepare
their tax returns. working up case!
lis tougher than ever. The bureau
has more than 400 investigators
now assigned exclusively to check
ing on racketeers' taxes.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
Polish Foreign Chief Quits

WARSAW, Poland, Mar. II
I(P).-Ailing Foreign Minister Zyg-
munt Modzelewski has resigned
from office, an official announce
ment said today. He was sue
Iceeded by Deputy Foreign Minister
|Stanislaw SkrzezeWski. Modze-
lewski has been i'll with a heart
ailment for nearly two years.
Evening star., 1951-03-17

South Africa now has 1890
factroies employing a total Of
more than 100000 workers.
Evening star., 1951-03-17

A stone from Britain's blitZed
House of Commons will be built
into the Gold Coasts new Council
Chamber.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
FOUND

COLLIE, male, tri-color, owner or good
home. ALEXANDRIA SHELTER, AL.
1868.
ENGLISH SETTER, young female, white,
black markings. owner or good home.
Evening star., 1951-03-17
C 0 R R ECTI0 n

Advertisement Of StohImon's
Ioeoted at 1854 Wisconsin
Avenue which appeared in
The Stor, Thursday, March
18th, stoted-" "Open Mon
doys-Closed Sundays" This
should have reod-"Open
Sundoys-CIosed Mondays"
We regret the error.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon.J

LGE. CENTER HALL BRICK. 7 rms.
thssdSss; Ss' 500; avail: VAIN now. wi. IT,. 1856
GEoRGETowN-Det. e,rm. brick.
fSen the anpiS InaeefE TH6s b sstR Wish II Ne Nc
ATTRacfryfkLY slA f Il wv F4kNl. P1 NlS67 bedrm
hegse; heas j. ss; 81 shd6 CHILDREN welcome 81.
FINE sf' Row Rs W. BRICK. rick furn house SG for
rent. fenced-,in back yard: located
in Alex. Call Kenmore 3-6133 for
1866 sSs0siiIisiGi SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-e rms, 2
mo nssh' MebGvifT S2Vfhss RA' sas h4as h:Sh slSo
5 RMS. oil heat; nearby Md; s1oo
wHEAToN, WIZ TON, MD.-pet: bungalow.
with . bedrms. and finished attic.
sd9o' sofs, pS. 5, ;: ss6s. MARr1N q CO. Real
semidet. brick. gas heat. full bsmt..
screened porch, fenced yds.. S125.
OR. 104a, EX. 3443.
COMPLETELY FURN. 3-rm. modern
snia ssniti;:a need car; adults; SO. WA.
ARL. FoREsT-compl. furn. s-bed-
rm; house, garage. $175 mo-, incl.
gatils.; no children under II; aysil.
vffRs FER nj Mil wi 12lLaGf. seSs s. oW s Ma aas5
Nicely furnished 2-bedrm. bung Glow
with full bsmt.; adjacent to schools.
theater shopping center and transp.
Children welcome; S100 per month.
Call LEACH & cRoNIN, 10, 5-3149:
ee1o Mts aases sas ST. fyes NEsst6rv sH ssa6 row.
brick house: 8 rms. and bath. $125
per mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0352. 10
ARLINGTON--Close-in. Clean, we'll.
bret faashfa fa tenosa
9Rs 9he aessa4. oIsek transportation; adults.
62I POWHATAN PL. NV. (near 7th
and Observation-Disclosures, 8 bed
rms, 2 baths. recr. rm.. nicely fur
nished. Sl25 mo. Open Sun. 2
POTOMAC PALIsADEs-An excellent
family house of 6 large rooms. an
attic playroom and garage. on spa
cious lot with view Of river: $500
1885 s550. pskkkW6o96 fkikkkW1o9 : Sc, fo. N.w.-com-
fortably furnished 3-bedrm. row
FRANK ? S. s. pHiLLfPs. ISI.A 81. lit; All
cfTVE;LGANp7 fYTsS; an 7Spaa Ext Sss a iocaed
near best pvt. and public schools; s
bedrooms, grand plano, Gear ga
rage, lovely garden; redecorated
throughout: complete latest electric
and gas equipment $3.50. Immedi-
ate occupancy to September 10. pos
sibly longer. MRS. RIFAT TIRANA.
$500 35th ST. NV. EN-. 1856. is
FALLS CHURCH-2-story brick; TV.
washing machine; attach. garage;
screened porch, bsmt.. 2 bedrms.;
$3.50 mo. XII. S-6436. so
200 TAYLOR ST., Chevy Chase. Md.
- rooms. bath, garage. large lot;
2 blks stores, busline. To inspect,
call WI. 23o0. Price, S175 mo. lis
8 ROOMS, 2h BATHS
Detached Colonial brick. beautifully
and completely furnished. located in
Silver Spring, mr.. country club; large
yard with playground equipment.
side porch. full bsmt: nr. good
transp.. schools and shopping; every
modern convenience offered $500
per month, lease of desired. Immed.
occupancy. Call OWNER, 81. 31o3.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
APTs. WANTED Cont

UNFURN. 2-BEDRM. for cple. and i
ave. and Tilden NV. Will do services
for part rent. Box 1855. Star.
ARL.-Near bus; unfurnished 1-bed-
rm-; empl. mother and his. daugh-
ter; very reas. KE. 3-6S71 Sunday
or after 6 pm. weekdays.
YOUNG COUPLE, school teacher and
utility employe, non drinkers, de-
sire furn. or unfurn. apt. in Silver
Spring or Takoma Park area; occu-
P,@i Pasii Sum- weekdays 8 pm sH'
URGENT-Please help me find small
apt, desperately needed by widow
pref. NV; 1st fir. or bsmt.; maxi
mum, $40; reliable; refs. DU. 6311.
2 LADIES desire l-bedrm. unfurn.
apt March BIS. iSt; Ar All, or nv; pTblic ponaa
GENTLEMAN desires efficiency apt.
in n.w9 prefer Glover Park vic
UNFURNISHED, northwest, prefer
ably Dupont section; single man. oc-
cupy. before March 10; efficiency or
bedroom apartment private bath,
full kitchen facilities. DU. S469
Sat, Sun. and after 6 during week
BUSINESS COUPLE with 14-yr.-old
son. desire 2-bedroom furn. apt. In
sfed,o s;e; will hia1na use dinette or porch as
GENTLEMAN, Govt. empl., i-bedrm.
apt. immed.: vic. Colonial vii. cH.
GEORG GEToWN. S75. with kitchen
and private entrance for professional
esaraces state tetessnces psgt excesn social
COLORED-UNFURN. APARTMENT,
two rooms, kitchen and bath: Gov
ernment girl. ST. 1891 after 6 pm.
FURNIsHED-Two or more bedroom
moafss onss !0T sd0It sd0ft and sedm oldar oEsi
children; Conn. and Wis. ave. area;
property. EN-. 953S. is
EMPL. CPLE. desire small furn. NV.
apt; with pvt; bath and pvt, en-
sUiTLAND vicINiTY @ Mathemati-
clan desires small furn. apt mot
part of pvt. home), with cooking
facilities and refgr.: $50 mo. max.
DIR; WALSH. AID. e180. 49,
LANDLORDS honsds t,,sn List your apis. or
ings; applicants waiting; white only
GLENMoNT HILLS. MD.-3 bedrms..
living rm., dinette. kit. and bath.
furp nicely; S125 mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, MA. 5000.
FOR 3 Mos.-Furn. apt. or rms. and
board by 2 women and small girl, In
Va, area nr. bus line. Grounds or
@ inslosed yard; Tel. KE. 3-67sa. 19'
Dept. oficial; single; non-smoker,
noonn--drinker. D. K. NEWMAN; RE.
MIDDLE-AGED couple desire lovely
.-bedrm. apt. preferably with din.
nm. for. occupation end of March.
Would dc. minor refinishing: loca-
tion near Natl. Bureau of Standards;
old, old residents esd Of Wash, D; G. The
Wo9dIey ysps Ssst s3a7 e references Please call
FURN. APT. or housekeeping rms,
employed mother, 3 children. Day
YOUNG COUPLE, coiored, recently
married. desire 2-rm.. kit and bath
apt. unfurn.; pvt. entr.: maximum,
S65 DE. 36S9.. Sunday. :.
z PROT. non-drinking young ladies
EMPLoYEED apuLLTTs Tssi desire sisf' 1 or .
VIC: Sso.sio6. si, Di Ii htr 4-s954' y T. V" T.
NAVAL OFFICER wants furn. apt.
Bethesda. Chevy Chase area. No
Slila drinking g. or nssI smoking; s75, incl.
HOTEL aerEfmens Apt. Ho deeonsrolled; sen9i quiet
cocker spaniel and myself must must
move; need pvt. unfurn 1-bedrm.
apt. in NV. Sec. near DUPONT Cir
Gle. Call Mon. or Tues, 1912 am,
HU. $500, Ext. ~
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN, 26 to 35. to share lge
attrac. GEORGETOWN house with
others. Garden. fine furniture,
separate .bedrnls... college graduate,
unexcelled entertaining facilities.
CO. 1897. is
WILL SHARE my pleasant home with
employed couple or cpl. with / child
over 3, husband only working; near
ERGO, Md. u, Beltsville Experimental
Sta. Tower 1888
g. YOUNG WOMEN to share furn.
house with 2 others: reasonable rent;
,sopyrt sopy, sEanAspSTtatiqn,, SPOT oy; o495;
share home in Silver Spring area
with Goyt.-empl, lady. Cali MR..
LUTES, 81. 1922
WILL SHARE new home with couple.
one child welcome, S55 mo-, inc.
HnvE ntilities Ho,tsE sH * $7s2 ssaARr with ,,r.,.
nurse. furnished: young couple or
single girls pref; sign lease; Come
mont Hills. Silver Spring.
COLORED CHRISTIAN GIRL. quiet.
used to cultured SURROUNDINGS; twin
hedS II H.S0T3
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED-we are
anxious to secure additional rental
homes. furn. or unfurn., in nearby
Maryland or NV, D. c.: prompt re-
suits: finest clientle, free appraisals
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242. is
FAMILY, 3 adults. desires 2 or 3
bedrm. unfurn. house; Bethesda
Chevy Chase area; good care as
8 sUred.. Excel. refs. OIL. 1882. -1S
ga BEDRM. HOUSE OR APT. by
c. and G. S. officer and family;
unfurn.; pref. N. Arl., NV. Wash.
or Bethesda. oW. 01S3. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

CLEAN APT. in apt. bldg. for adults;
l or 2 bedrooms: must be reason
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN de-
sires 1-bedrm. furn. apt. NV sec
AID. 94S5; 2 to 6 Sun, after z Mon.
1Ss
EMPLOYED LADY desires a small
apt. furn., NV. DI. 4424.
SETTLED. YNG. WOMAN wants. eff :
cheney apt. in refined private home
BY March 2; consider room, share
kitchen with woman alone; give
particulars; NV. Box 175-S. Star. .
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES WTn. TO RENT tcons.)

NAVAL OFFICER desires three-bed-
room. unfrrnished house or apt;
suburban area; Sc. preferred. HI.
$685. after'4 pm. is
2 OR 3 BEDROOM unfurn. house in
syy Chase G BY rssdsb
BRfr1sH HHi sfi FAMILY desires two w5s or
three bedroom furnished accommo-
dations for two. or three months:
two children and nurse. DU. 1000,
2 OR OR ) BEDROOM HOUSE. unffSrn.;
maximum 500; radius 15 miles
Pentagon; by April 1st; responsible
couple: 4-year-old girl; Va. or near
!, pRIAHE, b Nd; "a sr.S4 21o761; 9R;oss .,s p.,..
settled family Of 5. iii. 1893.
2 CANADIAN FAMILIES require Q
unfurn. 3 or 4 bedrm. houses, Be-
thesda-chevy Chase area. WI. 1928, 7ss
rmss in NV. section. CAN Ii,
uNF1RN. p6aai HOUSE with at least 4
bedrooms. baths. plus 1st-fi. pow
der room. in Cleveland Park, Chevy
year lease preferred; around 5000
mo-; excellent financial and personal
references with best OF care and
maintenance assured to property;
possession by April 1. Wo. $500.
8 OR 4-BEDRM. unfura. house or
apt. with auto. heat, in nearby Vir-
ginia or NV, convenient commut-
ing Navy Dept. Phone oW. 60s6.
LET ME RENT YOUR iurn. CT unfurn.
eIents nt aas MRg eh9pE nafe efea DuNNNas NTslsias
TON. WI. 2635. OR. $3.50. --1S
BY MARCH 1st--Want two or three
bedroom unfurniShed; children; pre-
Ter Dupont Circle area. but will con-
slider other. Write j. J. KENNY,
1902 r st NV, Wash. D. C. 49,
5 OR ROOMS, gas or oil heat. NV
preferred; permanently employed
childless couple; 2 or 3 years lease;
moderate rental; special care given;
excellent references. Box 69-R, Star.
SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESSMAN with
grown children desiress3 or 4 bed
rnn-, unfurnished house. GIL. 1920.
SUBURBAN HOUSE wanted for con-
valescent home: modern, bedrooms
or more: silver Spring 0162.
EXCEPTIONALLY excellent tenant.
4 In family. will pay up to
5000 PER MONTH
For home in right location; must be
very nice. Please call Mrs. Dixon of
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST. 1900.
COLORED-WANT APT. or or
rm. house: price no limit; wanted BY
Feb. 10. Ii. 7-8&93
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO ol04 UNION STORAGE
MOVING BY VEl1ESper help every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cail
Sny time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5l37
En- -Gl-Moving, packing, Grating.
storage; local. long distance. expert
service; low rates. HO. 5SI9. lis
US for rates. Estimates free. Pack
Ing. Grating. GLASCOE'S MOVING
q STORAGE CO., 9l0 11th st. NV.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving stor-
Evening star., 1951-02-18
own Your Own Apt. Home
COOPERATION MEANS
SHARING FOR MUTUAL
BENEFITS"

BENEFlIS.'
THE BRoADMooR-36o1
Conn ave. n.w.-Available
now, a front apt. home with
bedrm. and bath. liv. rm.. in
closed sunrm.. Junior din. rm.,
kit. and reception hall.
1910 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
"A 2-bedrm, apt. home in
practically new and very. eco
We Recommend this to YOU.
Price only $4,000. Terms.
1923 LANIER PL. NV
Center foyer. 3 bedrms. and
2 baths. inclosed sun porch.
liv.. rm.. full din. rm., kit.
and pantry; maids rm. in
bsmt., garage; all for only
$4,000 on reasonable terms.
Sc NEW YORK AVE. NV.
A close-in location nr. Govt.
bunEalow-tSpe type apt. eCsf home With
2 bedrms.: very reasonable
price. Phone DI. his for appt.
to inspect. Also an apt. of l
bedrm. and bath. liv. rm.. kit,
reception hall. Needs only
$1,000 cash and easy terms.
Mr.. 18th ST. AND cOLUM-
BIA RD., N.W.-1 apt. of Q
bedrms. and bath. and / apt.
OF 3 bedrms. and 2 baths.
reasonably priced. Non-elevator
building, low operating cost.
For details and appt. to
inspect any of the above, call
weekdays. the ofice Of
EDMUND J. FLYNN
fCo. -op. apt. authority since
1900 WashinEton Bldg. RE.
1918 or RE. 1749.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
NEW SEMI-DET RRICK

NEW SEMI-DET BRICK
6 rooms. bath; ready for immediate
possession: lease l to yrs.
1921 H ST. Sc.
Out Pa. ave. sc. to Ala. ave, left
to 46th St. left on 46th to H st.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, d. 3346.
COLORED-55th AND DIX ST. NE,
2 rms. kit. and bath. gas heat, S65
per mo-; immediate occupancy.
Adults only. ME. 54OO.
COLORED-6-RM HOUSE for rent
140 Bryant st. NV. LU. 4-2242.
COL0RED-NEW GRIN. HOUSE, IL
baths. ne. section. Rent or lease
Ii. 3-1455. is
Evening star., 1951-02-18
PENTAGON AREA

5 rms. and bath, full bsmt. and
cond.: S1s5 per mo. call Mr..
Schrider, Monday.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 65S5.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
the most outstanding op-
portunity to buy with a low down
payment if properly qualified. ST.
0O0-a-wk. business guaranteed. Rent
S125 including small apartment
above. Excel location. Good fix
lures and equipment. Priced for i'm
mediate sale, $500. with as little
as ST 800 down OR MAY RENT
FULLY EQUIPPED WITH OPTION
TO BUY. Circumstances make these
propositions possible and it is by far
the best deal we have seen If yoG
food. Fixtures could not be dupl-
Gated for selling price. Brokers
cooperation invited. Quick sale ur-
gently needed. R. w. MULLEN.
ia 2-5.04 30
Evening star., 1951-02-18
VIENNA. VA.

VIENNA, VA.
MODERNIZED FARMHOUSE, ID mi.
from d. c., on 4 u acres; 4 bedrms.
"a baths, solarium. oil heat; 2-ca-
garage. car port. barn. paneled guest
McCAY g. McCAY
Realtors. GIL. 1915.
-J2
Evening star., 1951-02-18
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection. ] to 5, Sunday. vCHA,
30th and Naylor rd. s.e.. One very
large, 1-bedrm. unit ffull din. rm..
large .liy. rm.. tile bath. fully equip.
elec. kit; possession. No 2-bedrm.
units avail. at this time. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000; evenings.
Or 5761 or TW. 1191.
SALE BY OWNER--Aot.. 2 bedrms..
one small; mr.. Ordway and Conn.
NV; avail. in one month EN-. T940-
Is
OPEN Is SUNS 900 DOWN
Vacant. 2-bedroom, cross ventila-
ton. 4-yr.-old building: assume
$500 4es trust; S40.46 mo-; newly
decorated. You can't live for less in
this atmosphere. See MIR. Bell, Apt.
g. 1913 Sth rd so Arl. Va. Direc-
tions: Columbia pike to Green Brier.
right to 9Th rd., left to open sign.
MI. 2299, FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES. INC. 1920 K st. NV. Ma.
S00S
Evening star., 1951-02-18
FREE RENT

With empl. gentle couple. excellent
neighborhood, fenced I'd. every
conv.; in exchange day care Of
child; no objection to another child.
DU. 7409.
COLORED-REFINED COUPLE or Q
refined employed ladies to share
house in Sc. LU: 10000.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
GEORGETOWN

Beautifully furn. 2-bedrm. house,
carpeted wall to wall. Ia baths,
south garden. $3.50. Call MRS. Nc
DONALD. EN-. 9343.
SILVER SPRING - Completely and
beautifully furnished 6-room, 2-story
det. brick. Fine neighborhood: "
blk. transp. Avail. Mar. 10. Many
features " bath, 1st f.; all-elec.
winter rugs. draperies. etc. Lease,
$500 per mo. or reas. offer. Call
THOMPSON & GRAY
ST.. 610O, 8 til 8