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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-22
BOWLING NOTES
DOWNTOWN LEAGUE


.~Graham-Staunton Cook 1875,
Link 361, Grubbs 299, dummy
471, dummy $50, totals 300, 1872,
8O2-2393.
Bylund's Jewelry - Kalberg
Alb, Bylund 357, Terpening 428,
G. Davis 478, Tryner 532, totals
$40, 889, 841-2579.
Occident Elevator - Henning
1888, Tippie 316, Weisser Az
Gray 344, Kurtz 1896; totals 691,
1913, 848-2337.
Lobby Lounge - Grossman
1923, Bigley 367, Nayematsu 432,
Kline 557, Dore SIG; totals 800,
IT'S, 775-2452.
Roy Chambers Co. - dummy
$50, Chambers 1876, Richmond
800, Saunders 81, RAIDER 525;
totals 1877, BIT, 856-2510.
Big Horn Dairy - Koebbe
40, Dyckman 319, dummy 273,
Mclaughlin 426, Hemenway -317;
totals 1876, 756, 743-2285.
High individual game - Dore
24s.
High individual Series-Kline
557.
High team game - Lobby
Lounge 899.
High team series - Bylund's
JeWelry 2579.
Team standings:
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-22
Home Demonstration
Club Has Meeting

Sorrel Lights Home Demon
'stration club met at the home
of Mrs. George Crouch Novem-
Der Z, with seven members and
one visitor, Mrs. Maxine Guptil,
present. I'LL.
Several ladies gave reports on
sewing and the good they got
out of a workshop on better
dress making.
Recreation consisted of games
and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Crouch. The next meet
Ing will be December 5 at l
pm. at the Chef Rogers home.
A pot luck lunch will be served
and each member is to bring a
gift of not more than SOC in
value to put in a grab bag for
Christmas.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-22
RECORD SET

Montana land department
earnings have set a new all
time record, Land Commissioner
w. P. Pilgeram has reported.
The department income for
1851 to date for the public
school fund is $685. 02 - $751;
389 more than in all of 1913.
The money comes from rent
ed agricultural and grazing
lands, oil and gas leases, inter-
est on outstanding contracts,
returns from farm mortgages
and interest on bonds.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-22
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As a servlce 70 veterans IN the
community, this newspaper will pub
lrsh a weekly column of news briefs
from the Veterans Administration.
For further information, veterans
should contact or write their near
est VA contact office at RIM. 81,
P. o. Bldg, Billings
MAY RESULT In PENALTIES
Builders, real estate dealers
and other persons selling homes
to veterans with the aid of
G. I. loan financing have been
reminded by the Veterans Ad-
miniStration of a new law which
allows a veteran-purchaser to
sue for treble damages when he
has been forced to pay more
for a property than the official
appraisal price set by the VA.
The VA explained that under
the loan provisions of the G. I.
Bill, any payment for a home
over and above the VAS ap-
praisal of reasonable value" is
prohibited, and criminal statutes
provide fines up to $1,000 and
prison terms up to one year
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-11-22

The United States flag should
never be used for advertising
purposes in any manner what
soever, according to the army.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Beers-Up Couple,
Gets Stomach Ache

Splitting beer over the trousers
of a man and over the dress OF
the victims wife gave Willie
Burrell. %, $50 +. Columbia, a
pain in the stomach caused by
a stab wound.
Mrs. Dolores Jean Franklin, 20,
"a Watson. told police that she
was with her husband, Joseph,
81. in a bar at Columbia and
Brush last Thursday night when
her mate got into an argument
with Burrell, and the latter spill
ed beer over their clothes.
Burrell told police that he was
stabbed by an unknown man in
the bar for no apparent reason.
He Is in temporary serious con-
dition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
STRANGE TWIST As:
Mother, Is, Denies Attack
After Suspects Confess

One Of the most bizarre
cases in recent history was
evidentally closed last Thurs
day when three Detroit
white youths received jail
sentences for molesting a
26-year-old expectant moth
er.
The strange aspects of the
case were that the mother pre-
viously had charged the youths
with criminal assault. and that
the youths confessed to raping
her. according to Royal Oak
Township police.
But. the youths were sentenced
for disorderly conduct by Royal
Oak Township Justice of the
Peace Richard Broder last Thurs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

with all jets of fthe stove on by
police officers who broke down
the door after investigating re-
port of an attempt suicide Her
sister. Mrs. Mamie Smith. $50 +
Vernon. stated that jamie was
suffering from a heart ailment
induced by separation from her
husband
Wilson was found by his moth
er in a semi conscious condition
in his bed after she had read 2
noN found on her dresser that
was written by her son. eN-
planning that he wanted TO die
and was Respondent over family
trouble.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Busted Marriages Cause
Two to Attempt Suicide

Two estranged persona hus-
band and a wife-failed 10 take
their lives by over dosage of
sleeping tablets Monday after be-
coming exponent over being Sc
parated from their mates.
They were Mrs. jamie Cord.
IS. 2725 Beaubein. who told
police that she took IL slep-
ing tablets about a. m. in an
EFFORT TO end her life after
moaning over her husband
leaving her. and Morris Viii
son. 20. $40 Trowbridse. who
had taken an unknown amount
of sleeping pills about $50 am.
Mrs. Cord was found lying on
floor Of her kitchen apartment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
REALTORS |NCITE
CROSS BuRN|NGS
Jury Aequits Dope
Suspect; Judge ??s

mot guilty jury verdict returned in favor OF CAP
supplying for anight party
between of Amos Mlburns orchestra and TWO
teenge white girls upset Recorders Judge Gerald '" 1roa'
last Thursday.
Judge Goat said he planned to talk with the mother oil
OF the girls involved and would question jury members
Robert Remson 35 1903 Basse cleared OF charges
OF taking the musicians and the girls Is and one To- 70
hotel and supplying them with REFERS Feb % by jury oil ~
men and two women.
One Of the defendants Leo Bvins 25, of Chicago plead
ed guilty before Judge Paul Krause of statutory rape
BenS ordered be held without bond pending sentence
next IuesdS The other defendant Edenn Mcintosh q OF
Houston Texas 90 days March for contributing to
delinquency of a minor
The girl told police of meeting the the Para
oe theatre going to the Kirby Manor Hotel 30S f. Kirby
o me anght marihuanamoking party and then following
ue musicians by hitch hiking Chicago where they had
ehsagement after weeks appearance at the Paradise
their parents
Both the girls held under 5000 bond each police
illnesses along with Charles Cross, So Manor night clerk
FNl testified against Remson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

day after the woman, whose name
is being withheld, changed her
story and said she was not at
tackled.
Sentenced To Jail
Sentences were meted to Ran
dolph Sarkis. 10, 652 Chicago
Blvd. 60 days and a years pro-
bation Donald c.. Miller. IS,
1916 Filler, 40 days; Ronald Ron
aid Plotzka. 49, 1892 keystone,
10 days, S25 fine and SIS cost of
court.
Police earlier stated that Sar-
kis and Miller confessed 10 rap
ing the mother in wooded area
in Royal Oak Township last Mon
day night after she answered an
ad in a newspaper which sought
a baby sitter. SarkiS picked the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
2 Women Sentenced
For Dope Possession

Two women were sentenced
six months to four years in the
House of Correction for violation
of the state narcotics law Mon
day by Recorders Judge George
Murphy.
They were Josephine Harpel,
43, 4l70 Hastings, and Sarah
Haywood, 20, 654 E. Alexandrine.
Admitting to being users OF
dope, the women had Is heroin
capsules in their possession when
arrested at the Hastings address
last Feb. 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

-, eSieo Tor investigation of
nas crosses S TO 6 feet high.
r,o, us OF wood and draped with
,. .o,n Durlap soaked in kerosene
p' sle Thurman Fusaie. ~. so44
~ MS e. and Dominic Rascona,
~ ~, 1885 seesns. Because Of
s'' ages names of the other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

Crosses burned on the lawns OF
the following home owners: Ed
ward Lacen, 80, 5000 Burns, who
first saw a cross burning and call
ed police; George Benjamin, 80
tConfinued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21

woman up at her home. then
picked up Miller and Plotzks.
Previously she had claimed all
had raped her
Made Promise
She said the trio released her
only after her promise TO get
couple of her women friends and
meet the youths at Smile and
Scotia roads the next night
Police arrested Sarkis and Mil
Ter when they appeared TO keep
the date. Plotzka fled from the
car and escaped. but was ar
rested the next lay. They had
placed advertiser nj in various
newspapers recer ly, police
opined, but the mother was the
only one TO answer it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
Realtors Incite
Cross Burninqs

rac descriptions real estate dealers fingered as
volLIs IN an investigation of four teen-age white
last VINO burned cross lawns of five Negro families
asI ednesday Md-night in the 5000 block of Burns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-21
FGoing to Make You Shoot Me-
Boast Brings Death to Man

tsiory on page 81
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY DESIRES / or 2 responsible
people to share her attractive mod
ern home. OR. 1880. -
SIX LARGE, clean, well-furn.. redec.
rms. in det. Chevy Ch. house; yard;
gar: bsmt:; utils, furn.; no children;
Won RIEsEN. dE, 1894 or RA. 2l10.
COUPLE WANTED. live Nd, with
lady; rent, util. free. Gaithersburg
3; or Box 426-R. Star; 3
home in Vienna Va, with / or 3
ether young men. 8 bedrooms, Ia
baths. den. living rm.. dining rm.,
kitchen. porch. TV, washing ma
chine. Total expenses. incl, rent.
food. utilities, maid, av. 500 mo.
those interested i9 comfortable hv-
8 LGE.. CLEAN. well-furn.. re.dec.
rms. and fun bath in det. Ch. Chase
house, with ward, gar, bsmt.; utils.
furn. No children Sl75. 2 rms. and
attic reserved CAN MISS Won RE
CHEVY CHASE. Md s' single rooms
to rent or house to share with 2
girls or employed couple. New home,
lovely greunds. Near p G. line. Call
aeefdsya Sil day suRdsy RE y4s5 as afssT Est 9o Pm
furniture: maid; 6 min. to Pentagon.
Cheap. Call IA 5-6416. 10"
ALEX. downtown. Professional wom-
an will share with another pleas
antly restored home, convenient to
buses and shops. Pvt. bedrm.. daily
ally agreed food cost Entertainment
privileges. Call AL. 0464 Sun. after
10 am. or ewes. after TAO. -15
HOME, 40 minutes from
Lincoln Memorial; extremely attrac-
heat, television. piano. deep freeze;
gentleman will share with / or per-
hapS 2 military or professional per-
sons. Call Fairfax S69. Ill
COLORED COUPLE WILL SHARE
house with another quiet couple.
COUPLE or 2
girls to share home; PRIVILEGES; ne.
section. LU. 1-7S60.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HOUSES UNFURNlsnED
FOR RENT ONLY
HISTORIC STONE HOUSE
IN FAIRFAX COUNTY

Newly renovated and rmodernized.
Unfurnished. -Four bedrooms, four
baths. library, large living room
dining room. recreation room, out
side fagstone terrace convenient to
all-modern kitchen. two-car garage;
oil heat, electricity. telephones.
Spacious grounds with many old
trees.
Near Centreville, 21 miles from Me-
mortal Bridge, on all-weather State
road, one mile on dual highway.
AVERAGE MOTORING TO WASH
INGToN OR PENTAGON--40 MIN
UTES.
Part Of 700-acre estate, providing
plenty Of space for riding. Occu-
uancy in 60 days. VIII lease for one
year, two months or longer. $500 per
month. Shown by appointment.
Write to OWNER, Box 455-M.
Washington Star, giving local and
out-of-town references.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS oPpoRTuNlTIEs

SODA FOUNTAIN and light food, on
Wis ave. next to theater; illness
forces owner to sacrifice; $1,000
handles, bal, easy; w. Z, THRIFT,
Exclusive, 141l Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
GIFTS AND FLOWERS, no competi-
last year. more this year; total
w. e. THRIFT, Exclusive. 1411 Pa.
ave. NV. Ma. 9743.
KOSHER REST. and delicatessen:
long. estab. and we'll known; mostly
sandwiches and, take-outs; excellent
Rk receiDfs SSnsr subrsats vii
more than pay total rent: sacrifice
price, $4,000, incl stock: terms.
w. e. THRIFT, Exclusive, l411 Pa.
ave, NV. Ma. 9743.
DELICATESSEN, beer of sale; we'll
established; good hrs.l living qtrs;,
oil heat. 1882 Fairmont st. NV. :
REsTAURANT-Full price. $4,000,
quick sale; 5-yr. lease; small lunch
REFINED D'yIsi IsDT SWhs5 e. Become Ma 7Sh half.
owner in business with great fu-
ture. Very small investment. Refer
ences exchanged. Box 4S2-M, Star
ROoMING HsE. BUS, leaving town;
$4,000; private owner; quick sale,
terms. Box 4S1-M. Star.
GROCERY-DGS; fine NV. section, in
ness; EBERMAN, RE. 0493, EN-,
LAUNDERETTE. machine, in perfect
conditions; steady income, growing
more weekly; established 2 years.
sH. GAIA til 7:30; after. ia. 5167.
FILLING STATION, route No. q, Vir-
ginia; excel. location and lease for
sale; for inventory Of stock and
equipment, approx. $4,000: JOHN
w. MULRoY, agent. 90 Hillwood
ave. Falls Church, FA. 1922; ewes.
As sA i Nus; MUST LEAVE this climate g be-
fore cold weather, / will sell or lease
the famous knotty pine restaurant
adjacent to Amoco Service Station
located at Deale. Md, and on Her
ring Bay and in the heart of WASH
ington'S resort area. Very reason
able terms can be arranged to re-
Wsst Sponsi5ie E,,ssr party; s5Sa Phone OWNER
10 SETTLE ESTATE - Roomins
house building equipment and bust
ness for sale: good northwest loca-
tion;. $50 500. REEVES, attorney.
DI. 4174. l0S
DELI-SELF SERVICE GROCERY
Combined. Must sell. Short hrs.
Make offer. Ii. 3-9032. CHAPMAN
REALTY co. %
REST (liauor). beautiful equipt., cor
ner,. excellent loc... 14th. st. NV; to
settle settle estate; aoo sacrifice: So. 600; il is
1927 X st; NV. Me. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in uptown
hotel. Gail MR.. TOOLE, DE. OS0U.


IS ROOMS. 8 baths. excellent rent
ing section; 18th st. NV; income
quoted, $3.50; only $4,000 down.
MANUfACTURE-Engineer IAN FAC iJals retiring,
offers profitable mfg. business, mchy.
equipment, ETC., patent items. ma
tional sales; can be operated from
basement: expand later. AID. 1894.
and soda bar. z tables,
4 stools, excel. loca, good returns to
live owner; bargain; small DIN. pymt.
illness forces sale. WI. 60IS. 10
-GROCERY, nice apt.
Doing good business. Reasonable.
REPAIR SHOP and equipment. doing
mechanics working full time. Ex-
cellent opportunity to take over ga
rage which is already established.
Reason for selling, due to illness. Ii.
= 3I2T0lh 4 2TUh or Lu: 4-5o27; s .
aye sy Wns5ey osty bar and sssts ess os S0ns
100 Stainless steel kitchen equip
ment Bargain for $4,000; $1,000
down. ST. 3707. SH. 1905. CHANT
EsTABGlsaEp sTA G III; TOURIST COURT
priced to sell; better than, Sl00 q
down payment. Exclusive with
JOHN HILL CARTER, JR.. Reaitor.
Shown by appt. AL. 0197 or AL.
Etg Hy sSGsI BUSINESS SHss doing around
5000 business per year. operating
from Virginia and working in the
District OF Columbia, Virginia and
trucks. good mechanics. Owner leav-
ing country. Write Box 42U-M. Star.
LARGE TAxICAB STAND with all
cars and equipment with. phones
installea In cars; located in Front
900. Large coal and oil business
with property and equipment in
Front Royal, Va. S25,0UU. CLAUDE
I. RUST, 306 S. Royal ave. Front
DRY e CLEANING PLANT and II re.
tai outlets. also wholesale. accounts;
located in Washington proper: shows
excellent return on your money. Will
consider good income property in
trade and balance in cash, or sub
sary. BOX JOHN. Star.
FOR LEASE fully equipped market
Falls Church area, complete rent
including building and all necessary
equipment and fixtures. S125 pei
month. Why buy tixtures when very
little. capital will put you III q good
iished. HENRY c. BROWN, Broker
1856 S. Lee hwy, JE. 2-1511.
TAVERNS AND RESTAURANTS for
sale or lease, near Patuxent River
Naval Air Station; 7-day licenses
and legalized slot machines. JOSEPH
D. WIENER, Leonardtown. Md
MElssT9a TelsghSHe SitEasaaRSs2 = Essa RSs2a; -, !.
cepting additional wholesale nm
ished accounts. Synthetic cleaning
fluid: excellent service, For further
information. please call AT. 1910.
GROCERY and delicatesSen - Same
owner 5 years. Wonderful oppor-
fixtures ct $1,000, TR. 1926.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED by British naval CAPTAIN
oyP S9Pec oFF,c2R IL 3Ri sl27; 8;fe .cnoo,9ss.d
child, want attrac. furn. house or
2-bedrm. apt; NV. or SUBURBS; to
3 mos; best refs. EN-. a567. 3
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires house
for long lease. Large liv. and din,
rms, 3 bedrms. or 2 bedrms., and
den. baths, maids rm. and bath, bath,
fnrn.; Chevy Chase. Wesley Heights,
cupancy, CAN Mrs. CREIGHTON,
Apb1ffoNAL BI; fSOSi HOMES NEEDEEDO-
appraisais; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today.
UsFTRyErsEEpc PETRy SAE Ga Gotsk 81; S54s, 3 & or 4d
by family 8 adults; consider buy
ing; Call between 8 and 8 pm, GE.
e1eBsEDRM. 1BEE;R HOUSE OR APT. about
500. Government of1cial. wife: son
z Prefer District. Polite pets. Box
CANADIAN i21i M OFFICER needs for Oct.
l. 2-bedrm.. unfurn. house; elec.-
equipped; located In Clarendon. Va.
or NV. District. mr.. TRANSPORT. to
8st5iei si75 be- anf fo1I ih0RRinE RRta IT, Ma1iP!m
SILVER SPRING-Brick rambler for
rent with option to buy); lovely 2
bedrms.. bsmt. with bath and pic
ture window; fenced yard; S125.
IREspoNsIBLE business man and wife.
past middle age, will lease yearly
basis. annual renewal option. Oct.
lis occupancy, comfortable, mod
ern detached, unfurnished 81 room,
1R;2-bath, house and garage, near
pnDlsif; 1s;, TRANSCRIPTION S9Wnsoyn n1ss
viii Consider Others. Address. with
full particulars. Box 473-M. Star.
GOVT. EMP. Or. 8, needs or 2 bed
room house or apt. 16a yrs. in
present house; SO, owneT, o:cnpyins
slider working as part Of rent. Pre-
fer sub-Georgetown or Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN--Business woman Just
returned from living abroad wishes
share beautiful home with djscrim-
Earden. Sterling e4oo. ext. sS4ss
IUNFURNISHED house suitable hcme
and small kindergarten. Excellent
care guaranteed. 81. 329S.
lUNFURNISHED or bedroom house
in nearby Arlington or Alexandria
responsible Government
employe desires 3-bedroom, unfur.
nished house in Va. 3 small chill
dren. Maximum rent Sl25. CHI
3346.
IWELL-EDUCATED, correctly reared
quiet. responsible couple desire rea.
sonably priced unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt,
NV. Prefer nice apt, or cottage CT
estate. Recently involuntarily re.
called oficer from Tex TO be assigned
D. C. until 1863. 10. 9-S584.
FAMILY, permanent
residents, need unfurn. 3-bedrm
hse,, lge. yard, Beth.-Chevy Chase
care guaranteed; refs. Have owr
stove, refg., washer. WO. e970
COLoRED-REsPoN. FAMILY desire.
unfurn. house, bedrooms: not ex.
ceeding S125; good ref. Ii. 3-6201
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
w ANT ED - LIQUOR
STORE IN D. C. ONLY.
WILL PAY ALL CASH.
BOX CIR, STAR.

Observation-Disclosures
Possibilities virtually unlimited for a
wtde-awake couple. Combination gas
oline station lunchroom, serving on
and on sale beer; mod. groc.. store;
detached Seven-room modern dwell
Ing with detached garage, and three
room cottage-type tenants house,
Real property well worth the price
OF $32. 500; flexible terms.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agcy.
GL. 633S. 3103 N. 10th OK. I1fg.
DRESS SHOPS
"A dependable saleswoman with ideas
profits, gets good will. Hire q spe-
cialist In bridal wear and better
dresses: mature, experienced. SH.
2542 after 8 pm.
BUSINESS
Montgomery County
SLENDERING SALON
5000 mo. net; excel. location; exper.
not nee: $4,000 cash down.
ANTIQUE SHOP
Ideal location. Price $3.50, incl
lovely stock.
BEAUTY SALON
W, 000 mo. gross; operators; rent,
&l50; modern equipment. Ideal for
man hair stylist.
ROOMING HOUSE
Bus. furn. and bldg; 5 housekeep-
ing apis. and / sleeping room; in
come, S2SS mo. Price, $4,000.
TAVERN
Beer and wine. Nicely equipped
rent, $3.50; lease; 5000 wk. gross /;
can be increased. Price, $4,000;
To buy or sell any business or real
estate In Montgomery County contact
Lorraine r. Brown. OIL. T953.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
432 Bond Bldg. ME- 654O. Ho. 19l0.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS FOR SALE
Western Auto Associate store in
Suffern, N. Y, for sale. Investment
of only $4,000 required. No ex-
perience necessary, we train you.
Our representative win be at the
day, Sept 10th and i1th. Phone
him at Suffern 5-1743 for a per-
WESTERN Afro SUPPLY CO.
400l Leeds Ave.
n Baltimore 30. Md,
Phone: Arbutus 1895.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
CORNER GROCERY

Sc. section, short hours. doing
$1,000 weekly. Cash business can
be improved. Good lease, with beau
tiful apt. over store. LO. 4-7436,
Suns and after z m. ewes
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUG STORE LOCATION
Community of approx. 10000 with
no drugstore: unusual opportunity;
this is q potential gold mine; lease
can be secured reasonably.
Max G. Schwartz, ia. $500
Or Drive to Deale, Md. Call West
River 6144.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

MODERN. Ave rooms and basement
with porch, fenced rear yard: gas
a.-c. heat. kitchen euipped with
orator. Half block to transp. S105
mo. For inspection call the off1ce OF
T LEE PRICE
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITIES
doing $4,000 to $500. % weekly weekly
business. Rent, $500 a month, in
Guiding nice apartment. Price
$6,000.00, lock. stock and barrel.
Can be bought with small down
payment If so desired.
Combination grocery and liquor store
in nearby Maryland. Averages
$1,500.00 weekly business. Open
$50 am. to s pm. o days a week
Has g 1O-year lease at a cheap
rent. Terms.
Sef-seryice grocery store dolne
S2.5O0.00 to $3.000.00 weekly busi-
ness. Price. $13,500.00 plus inven-
tory. Very easy terms can be ar
ranged.
A. well-eouipped grocery store with a
beautiful apartment, Does between
$4,000 to S9O0.00 weekly busi-
ness. Can be bought at a very rea-
sonable price and on easy terms.
DGS Self-service-Store averaging ap-
proximately So, 10000 weekly busi-
ness. Price. S23,500.00 plus stock.
Has 9-year lease. A good money
making store for partners.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
OWNER
SACRIFICING

MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
STORE. LOCATED IN ARLINGTON'S
FINEST SHOPPING CENTER. NO
COMPETITION. PRICED LOCK.
STOCK AND BARREL, Sl7, 900
CASH. A REAL OPPORTUNITY. TO
INSPECT, CALL Mr. BROWN, WITH
YEONAS REALTY
rY OHM NV 10Aq -
Evening star., 1951-09-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LUNCHEO ONETTE

Located at Dupont Circle. Closed
ewes. and Sunday. Does fine busi-
ness with tremendous opportunities
Very cute and coy atmosphere.
Owner has other interests will sell
for $500 with only 81 800 down.
GASTON co.
h0l Woodward RIdo nj 77R5
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Good LIQUOR Store, NV

Corner doing nice business, new flx-
$500 per mo. with apt. over store.
Owner over 10 yrs. old. retiring.
Good opportunity. 10. 4-7436 Suns
and after Y u m ewes
Evening star., 1951-09-09
TOURIST BUSINESS
MOTEL-BUSINESS
CANDY BUSINESS

Well equipped with mach. and rec
ipes; low rent. Estab. high class
trade with hotels and stores (Aunt
Lucille's candy Sac. $4,000. Terms.
DI. $500
Evening star., 1951-09-09

6702 BELLEVUE DRIVE-Locust Hills
estates; brand-riew brick rambler.
just / mile past Naval Hospital. with
3 bedrooms, . baths, deep-freeze re-
frigerator, electric range, disposal
and many other features. Immediate
ly available at S210 per mo. To tr-
spect, call Mr.. Mack. ia; 5797.
WALKER g. DUNLOP
1900 18th st. NV, DI. 0222 :
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

the finest homes in BriaStwood =:
det. all-brick center-hall Colonial;
slate roof; den and Law. on 1st Il. F;
3 bedrms., . lovely tiled baths 2nd
A.; beautiful recr. rm.; storage attic;
b.-i gar; oil h.-w.h, Real value at
$4,000. Ewes. call JU. 7-71S6,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

5311 NEVADA AVE. NV.
OPEN DAILY, 1-6
oet. brick; 9 large rooms: 2 baths;
on 2 lots; 2-car garage. Wo. lila.
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