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LONG BEACH
Featuring Private
Flag Harbor Yacht Basin
Waterfront Properties
Exclusive Beach Colony
Large Lot, $500 Up
2-3-4 Bedroom Cottages
Log Lodge on Waterfront

Log Lodge on Waterfront
ural beauty surrounded by over a
mile, Of waterfront; on 25 acres
overlooking Patuxent River; huge
living rm. with stairs to balcony
opening onto balcony; modern kit
porch on 3 sides. screened on ! !;
. f1replaces; lighted parking area
with dock and bathhouse; excel.
hunting, fishing crabs and oysters;
below SIS, 900. coLoNIAL IN
Wood CO 2644. i
FAIRHAVEN ON THE BAY
$500
Located on one of the prettiest spots
on beautiful Chesapeake Bay is this
pretty English cottage, Large liv-
ing room. fully equipped Kitchen,
complete bath lovely bedroom, ga
rage and beautiful lot Less than a
block from the bay. Boating. fishing
swimming, hunting. A truly safe
place for children.
$3.50
Facing Chesapeake Bay. located on
a corner lot overlooking the bay is
rooms and bath, screened porch,
large 'dorUitory room on 2nd floor
Can easily be converted into an all
year place. This is an excellent
value. Open Saturday and Sunday.
Directions: Drives through Upper
Marlboro on Solomons Island road.
follow signs marked Fairhaven. Ask
for Mr.. Beitzen
BEITZELL
1916 K st. NV. DI. 31O0.
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NEW BUNGALOW

Water view on 3 sides; boating, FISH
ing and swimming; in nice commun-
ity; living room. all-electric. kitchen,
muting distance to D. C. Priced
right: terms. To inspect drive to
Deale, Md, and call Mr.. Lawrik.
West River 6l44
Max C. Schwartz, IA. $500
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Smith Bros, Mgrs.
LAKE JACKSON

Out Central ave. Route 214 to Mayo
rd.. follow Cape Loeb Haven signs.
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WONDERFUL LAKE VIEW
Tracts of 5 or more acres in this
beautiful. restricted subdivision with
15-acre lake for year-round recrea-
ton. In Fairfax County. readily ac-
cessible to Washington via 3 roads;
only l7l2 miles from White House
Excellent neighborS. elevation, views.
500 per acre. up
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1854.
Sat. and Sun. Call Daleview 81 SO
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SMALL, FARMS

acres and independence. $500 tno
house,, plenty of room for chickens,
garden. fruits, etc; some. with big
oak trees so feet high. Also half
acre business lots with l00-foot
frontage on State Route 2S. across
the I'd. from enormous new MOVIES
now being built; this business lots
are a wonderful speculation. You
can use your land as soon as YOU
the $50 dow
$50 DOWN, SIS MONTH
S5 minutes drive cut Lee blvd. TO
Centervllle. Va. turn left at traffic
light on Rouue :.S toward Manas-
sas) 4 miles to our big sign on left.
"SMAI L FARMS" Open every day 2
to Z pm. Every Trailways bus to
Manassas passes US. Bring $40
deposit. y
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$50 acres dairy or grazing; 11-rm
modern home; 80 mi. D. C. So 800
$40 acres bluegrass; 12-rm. moderr
home; rr Leesburg, 36 mi D. c.
Sl95,0 600
81 acres 7-rm modern home
streams; Haymarket, As mi. D. C
100000
12O acres, 6-rm. home. outbuildings
l2-acre lake. $4,000. M. ManaS.
Sas.
2OO-acrp dairy 6-rr house. streams
near Manassas, S27 500.
L. MCGEE KING. 1861 Wilson blvd
AleY CT hhnA c. ~,
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"CAMP SPRINGS"

OhMI OI TCIINOO
Middleton lane-3 lots; S120 down,
$50 mo- Sell l, . or 3. Call Mr.
LantZ, LU. l-5333.
"ACCOKEEK"
. lots. 1OOx225: Pine rd.; $500 down.
Total, 81 800. Buy for your future.
"BERWYN HGHTS."
10 lots. Only 5000 each. Sell singly
or together . sold this week.
WILDWOOD"
Prince Georges County-Approx. 10
acres; Sl3.500. Ideal for developer.
PAUL MILLER, Elk. TOTO
Or Call Mr.. Eagleston, 10. $4,000.
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IMAM Farm Sacrificed

Convenient location-at village edge,
city ADVANTAGES y hr.; excellent
dwelling, 4 rms. bath. cleo. hall,
fireplace. . porches. kitchen range
and heater, beamed ceiling in living
rm., tool shed 80 acres, about 20
for high-payinP crop7. sn-''"T as
sorted home fruit; steal at
$4,000 v v. Vazquez STROUT
REALTY, Falmouth, Va. Bargain
lists m q He'd free
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST loans
available; minimum rates; imme-
diate commitment; free appraisals.
BERENTER g. CO., TIA. 1880. 1929
Georgia ave. NV. .
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates, 3 to D year terms and
monthly payments. P ]. WALSHE,
INC. Ills Eye st. NV, Ma 6468.
LASh FOX sst AND emo ERUc
NOTES. Incl LIST trust: on acreage;
quick settlement, white or colored
notes In D. c.. Md and Va FULTON
R. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and 9 SIS nv DI $3.50.
Brokers; attention
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO, Realtors,
1891 @ St n.v ME- 2496
MONEY On SECOND rRUSf-Ws
will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N ave w.
National 6S33
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Hi2cd TO 4eo DISCOUNT
MR. QUICK PA 941S ro
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SUBDIVISION

so acres subdivided on main high
way. l mile from Bay Ridge; .
houses, 8 and 3 rooms; less than
S27 900. For further information,
call FIR. 5S94. i
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These and many other homesites and
IIHI,ER & COMPANY

These and many other homesites and
acreage.
UHLER & COMPANY
Columbia pike, Annandale,, FA. 1924
Baileys office. FA. 2024. Center
vile Office, Fairfax 432W-3 Wen
ma office, Vienna 1855. =
COR. 28th g. CALVERT SITS
Finest rambler site in D. c.. near
Shoreham Hotel. over 800 SO.
ft., 100 #. on Calvert st. Priced
at only SI495O. including plans.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K St. NV. Realtors. EX. 1911.
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IOrfax HEIGHTS

Owner viii be on property this Sun
day to show you around. Weekdays
call TE. 5lSS and ask for Mr..
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Abandoned Farm

Fertile soil. 50 acres. about 65 till
able, fenced and cross fenced. pas
ture as desired. watered by 3 springs,
apples; bldss. need repair. 6-rm.
dwelling, elec. available. poultry
house; mile to store, easy run to
village; only 81 500. terms. Ma
thias Zserai. STROUT REALTY,
u S Route go Ferncliff. Va
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Open Sunday, 1916
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many with Terms. Save valuable
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Evening star., 1951-03-08
Corning to Give ToIk
On Teaching Profession

School Supt. Hobart M. Corn
ing will address a group Of high
school seniors on the teaching
profession at 2 pm. tomorrow
at Wilson Teachers College.
The address will be the high
light Of Delta Kappa Gamma's s
fourth annual teacher recruitment
day. Other features of the day
will be visits to elementary school
classrooms, a tour of the college
and luncheon with the students
there.
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franqers Here Become D. {. Police, Citizens Told

AS a result, 1t. Sheldon said,
the department Is bringing men
to Washington from New York
and elsewhere through the Civil
Service Commission.
During its business meeting,
the association voted to ask the
Engineer Department to repair
holes in a number Of Crestwood
streets. including Randolph, Shep-
herd and Argyle terrace.
David F. Lady, president. con-
Quoted the meeting in the Roose-
welt High School, Upshur and
Thirteenth streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

The District Society for Grip
pied Children has raised a total
of $12,039.94 of it's $125, 900 cam
paign for 1851. it was announced
yesterday by Attorney General
McGrath, general chairman Of
the drive.
OF this amount. $9,216.22 was
reported by the Easter Seal sale
unit. The Government unit re-
ported $552.77. and the city-busi-
ness unit $2,270.89.
The campaign. which will con-
tinue to Easter Sunday. March
Is, is for the purpose Of raising
Evening star., 1951-03-08

If you come across a Washing
ton policeman who doesn't know
where the Capitol is. don't be
surprised, 1t. Bert Sheldon of No.
10 precinct said last night.
1t. Sheldon told the CrestWood
Citizens Association the Police
Department is unable to get
enough recruits in the Washing
ton area.
Because we can't get enough
men, we have to work six days a
week, and because we work six
days, we can't get enough men,"
he explained.
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CrippIed ChiIdrens Fund Below One Tenth Of Goal

funds for the 200 crippled chill
dren registered in the society's S
free clinic, nursery school and
kindergarten at 1857 Massachu-
setts avenue NV.
Most of the children are vic
TINS of cerebral palsy, or spastic
paralysis. The society is sup
ported solely by voluntary con-
tributions, and its services are
not duplicated by any other
agency in the area.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

The earth's weight is computed
to be about six sextillion, six hun
dred and sixty quintillion tons.
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Fischer to Give Talk

E. K. Fischer. of the National
Bureau of Standards, will talk on
high speed motion pictures at q
meeting of the Philosophical So
ciety of Washington at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow in the Cosmos Club
Auditorium, Madison place and
II street NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

In a recent 12-month period
the American Red Cross helped
223, 400 victims of floods, fires,
wrecks and other disasters.
Evening star., 1951-04-14

Three Bedroom half bohs brick coonioi built le47
and in excellent condition The basement ground level in the
and large picture window overlooking the ooden Well
located in the Massachusetts, Ave- Extended
in
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Court Clears Hiskey,
.A-Bomb Ex-Worker,
In Contempt Case

DR.. Clarence Hiskey, 40, sus-
pended chemistry professor of
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute,
stands free of contempt of Con-
|gress charges.
District Court Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews yesterday
granted a motion for his ac-
quittal, after the Government
closed its case. The Government
introduced no witnesses and re-
lied solely on printed hearings of
the House Committee on Un-
American Activities and legal
arguments. Opposing lawyers had
entered into stipulation about
the facts.
Worked on A-Bomb.
DR.. Hiskey's lawyers argued
the committee had attempted to
brand him as an atomic bomb spy
for Russia in wartime and convict
him of an offense punishable by
death. But the defendant declined
to answer questions linking him
with the Communist Party, when
he appeared before the committee
May "a. 1949. He waived a jury
trial. He had worked on the
atomic bomb project at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
In the courtroom, after Judge
Matthews left the bench, DR..
Hiskey denied to reporters that
he had ever engaged in espionage
of any kind or had committed any
other disloyal act.
Judge Matthews ruled DR.. His
key had reasonable cause to ap-
|prehend that his answers might
tend to incriminate him. Accord
ingly, she held the Fifth Amend
ment to the Federal Constitution
gave him the privilege of remain
ing silent. q.
Assistant United States Attor-1
ney Charles B. Murray, who ear
lier had abandoned two of the
three counts in the indictment,
said after the trial that he will
continue to argue for a marrow
construction" of self-incrimina-
ton. He contended that wit
ness, when asked an innocent
question. must explain circum-
stances why answering 1t will tend
to incriminate him.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Estate Of Mrs. 0'Brien
Valued al S64O,OOO

Mrs. Esther F. o'Brien. who died
here last month at the age of 81,
left an estate valuedsat more than
l$640,000, according to a petition
for administration of her estate
Ifiled yesterday at District Court.
Mrs. O'Brien was the widow of
Clarence A. O'Brien, prominent
patent attorney who died in 1942.
IShe was found dead March ~ at
her home at 3O73 Cleveland ave-
nue. NV, where she had been
alone. The petition filed at court
gave March IL as the date of her
death.
/ The petition for administration
lsaid no will has been found. It
listed as her only heir-at-law a
daughter. Mrs. Ruth Mossawir of
Lafayette. Calf. who automati-
cally irlherits the estate In the alb
sence of a will.
The petition said there is pend
ing in the United States Tax Court
action on a Government conten-
Ition that Mrs. O'Brien owed in
comes taxes in the sum of $115.-
ITO.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
1900 in " Industry See
Chs Color Demonstration

Nearly $500 television repair
men and technicians saw a color
television demonstration of the
Columbia Broadcasting System
method last night at the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
Edward Noll. OF the Television
Technicians' Lecture Bureau, said
sets now in use may be converted
for color under the CHS method,
at relatively small cost and with
little trouble.
The CHS system. approved
by the Federal Communications
Commission for general use, is
being held up by litigation brought
by the Radio Corp. of America to
the Supreme Court.
The CHS method involves the
use of a mechanical color disk
device. while the RCA method
uses an electronic system with q
new tri-color tube.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
Relief Society conyenes

Miss Rose Glubin. president Of
the Washington Junior Auxiliary
of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Society, of Denver. Colo, is at
tending the National convention
of the society today and tomorrow
at the Hotel Astor in New York.
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Alcoholic Clinic Plans Open House Monday

Another open house, sponsored
by the Alcoholic Rehabilitation
Clinic Program, at the Weightman
School, TWenty-th and M
streets NV, will be held at pm.
Monday. Invitations have been
sent to the legal profession, and
all members of the District Bar
Association, the Women's Bar AS
Evening star., 1951-04-14

|sociation and the Washington Bar
Association.
Representatives of the program
advisory committee and members
|of the staff will discuss various
phases of the program and Dr..
Leopold E. Wexberg. director of
the program. will talk on prob
|lems confronting the clinic.
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side hail. living with poneed wol repoce dining ROOM
kitchen with beokos powder floor bo
bedrooms and bohs second floor storage fully oored large
basement with poy recreation ooed eoroee gas
heat.
soe Western Springfield
Country Ctuo)
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READY NOW
EASTPTNES
NEW HOMES
HOUSES TO SHARE

SEaRnY VITA Xh ehd zRHns PgSisss5Sns S6tb s~s
during day and some evenings. will
share furnished modern home. $50
KE; 3.5662 or MI. I32s:, Ill
All mod. conv.. l blk. from busline.
GENrIRMAN. LEM ae to a5. to share are i iee.
attrae. Georgetown house with 3
others. Garden, fine furniture.
separate beorms.. college graduate.
unexcelledd entertaining ftcilities.
2 YouSG WOMEN wanted to share
fease rent, conv. transp. ov.' 6497
aIo5 37th ST. N.w.-Two girls to
d1s,Hv1 share house Sp with 5Ios one other girl
WISH TO SHARE my 2-bedrm. home
with couple or couple with child, in
u2TVERsITY RIVERS Ef'I PARK, o MDMsome M aeH one
to share home with one woman.
Either middle employed or re-
tired person. Private rm., nom
PENTAGoN EMPLoYE = Has large
furn. Sill. Spring home. share empl:
cple. Pentagon: mutual privtl. and
resp, hence less rent; cons. VI.
occup only. WO. T".iS. IF
NEAR CONN. AVE.-House to share
with others. Master bedroom,
PVT lay i,,t Or 99l3; 3;uons,n,e co,.
and unlimited phone in exchange
for chile care and g.h.w. AK. 1898
COLORED-EMPL. COUPLE to share
house in Sc; no children, LU
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CHEVY CHASE AREA-For special
client furn. home about S275 mo
Lease. MRS CLYDE C. DUNNINc-
TON, WI. 1885, OR. $3.50. Ill
RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED-we are
| anxious to secure additional rental
homes: fprn: or uniurn., in nearby
| suits; finest clientele. free appraisals
| PERRY HAY CO., ST.. 6242. Il
AUTO CO. REPRESENTATIVE desires
| unfurn. house. 3 bedrms., "a baths
| Prefer NV, Chevy Chase. Bethesda
nearby Va. AID. 07oo. Ext. 503B
BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL desires
weeks. commencing March 20. pre-
| fer NV. EN-. 4241. Ill
WANTED 3-BEDRM. HOUSE In Chevy
Chase, D. C. by advertising executive.
Maximum rental. S115 per mo. Or.
LARGE HOUSE. or more rms. !;
good residential section. Can pay
273-K. Star IA
NAVAL OFF. needs large 3 or 4 bed
rm; unfuTn. dyga home In Ari Co.. $50
BRAzILIAN couPLE wi with 8 children
bedrooms. liv. rm.. kit, bath; NV.
section; pay up to S135. MRS.
u MsREiGAN 8 a +. ofEfcER' M2 2esg Wife babies
occupancy. 1st of March: Arlington
area; 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and
nsFarIsS recF ROOM S fensed n%S oSa yard; rambler
fsaufes Gs oW house ss4 to ren,
maids rm.. Cleveland Park area.
Avail. April 1st. Call NO. S535. be-
WANTEDpFurnished s-bedrm. house
or Fairfax County preferred, 1mme-
diate occupancy. Maximum $125 to
$3.50. DI. 4210, Ext. 315. H.
FAMILY THREE ADULTS desire 2 or
3 bedrm; unfurn. house. Bethesda
Chevy Chase area. Good care as.
RESP. ARMY OFFICER wants s.
bedrm. with bsmt house. vicinity of
ST. James School. Fa Oh. JE 1880.
WE NEED FURN. and unfurL. houses
in NV. D. C.. and Nd. for dis
criminating clients: Call MR.: LUNG,
HI; 1859 with Thos. L. Phillips.l
neighborhood. or. T053.
NAVAL OFFICER and family needs s.
bedrm. BUNGALOW. furn. or unfurn.,
vicinity Bethesda. 10. 2-40s1. ii
WHILE YOU ARE IN FLORIDA
Marine Corps colonel and family
would like to rent your furnished
house or apartment for one month,
excellent references, call Mr.. Wetzel,
HU. 4345
WETZEL REAL ESTATE Ii
ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH AREA
Marine off1cer would like 2 or 3 bed
room home to rent for l month.
WI WI 9EsS Pay $3.50. Call Mrs. Jack
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345
III
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BUY A BUSINESS
R11ild Vo,,r E,,t,,ra

oullu 1OuT FuCure
fountain. .luncheonette: owner guar
1885, ssIees Sl29 az terms ns, per set easy week.
Grocery-beer; Si.ioo week; ' mixed
trade; 6-year lease at $50, incl.
germ. apt; a big money-maker;
$4,000 down.
tssd s3ss s5Ss sss xsst GOOD e;sa gsa
beginner: $1,000 down.
net Of Si25 s Week; 5000 sSSSe5 doWn' sysIes a
Grocery no beer: 1000 week; low
Grocery. beer; ST 300 week on guar
antee; apt. avail; $4,000 down.
Beauty shop. top street location; 8
Sitra Wy an modern booths; should produce
CsS5:00O S25:0 900 year; for only $500 comp.
crease; $1,000 down.
Del. fountain-sand.; should make
sonaty I0rtSne oo for daSr operator with per-
Grocery. meats; $500 week guar, ;
go-getters; $500 comp; $500
Rest. del; prime 7th st. loc.; $1,000
week: should be converted to col. ::
2 bargain at $4,000. with 81 600
Grocery; $4,000 week guar: colored
terrino potential; 81. 600 down VAN
Book shop; 500 wk.: prime location:
needs businessman with $4,000
Grocery, suburban shopping center;
$1,000 week; good hours: owner go
Ing into service; act fast; $4,000
News store with sundries and foun-
tain: $500 week: desperately needs
livewire: So. 900 down.
Grocery. del; uptown; $1,000 week;
500 rental; sweet buy with $4,000
| down
Grill. downtown: 5000 week; no bee,
but can get: $4,000 down.
special this week; grocery S70O wk
$4,000 complete: E-Z terms avail.
BILL SIMONS, Elk. 6181
Sunday. Messrs. wagSnan or Weiss
man. EN-. 3972.
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FRANK H. GAUSS

FHANh n. SAO
Houses with possibilities, open. 1907
Ga ave, vacant, 6 rms. frepl., gas;
incloSed Inc porch; terms. trade. on
oil; gar; consider exchange farm.
1900 bl 4th ST.. 6 rms. incl. porches.
like new; gas: gar. GE. 1922.
500 Sligo ave. Sill. Sp., det.. on lse.
sington. viii rent last 2. GE. 1122.
40 acres near Olney, acres wood
land. Woodfield, nr. Laytonsville.
on Ia acres. House, oil burner. 2
acres, nr. Gaithersburg. 6 lge. rms.
Rockville 1850 or GE, 1922
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WHY RENT?

You can buy this 3-story and bsnlt.
ave. near Conn. ave. with as little
as $500 cash down. balance Si5O
per month; q real bargain. Cali Mr..
Mccarthy. WO. 5226, with WOOD
WARD d NORRIS. Realtors. 723
20th st. NV. RE. 65S5.
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GROCERY Y-DELICATESSEN
Corner. colored trade; excellent rent
al setup trent free). A real pickup
at Sa,75o, u,,.i,na i,compleit}e' osi}' with easy
RE. 1886 ewes; Sun. IA! 3252.
LIQUoR-GRoCERY COMBINATION
Must be sold on account oil illness;
excellent opportunity for expert,
enced merchant; store is lge. and
nicely equipped a definite bargain
at only $500. plus stock; terms.
JOSEPH COHEN g. CO.
RE. 2136, Ewes; Sun. Ia. 32o2.
HARDWARE STORE. now doing ap-
proximately $4,000 a year. Busi-
ness has great possibilities for, i'm,
provement. Has been established
for many years Reasonable rent
for a nice-size store. Can be bought
at very reasonable price on coed
terms.
D.G.S. self-service store. doing bust
ness of S3.7OO to S3. 800 per week
Price. S24. 800; good will. Good
terms, lcng lease. cheap. Coco
terms, long lease. cheap rent.
DIGS. self-service store, doing So
600 to $1,000 per week. Rent fol-
nice-size store, 500 monthly. Coco
money making, store. Hours. am
to 7 pm. Closed SUNDAYS; o,a,,o.
hood. doing 5000 weekly business
Has very nice living quarters. Rem
for building. S125 per month. Goot
store for beginner as very Ettlt
NEAT is SOLD Terms.
BRADLEY. REALL & HOWARD. INC
233 Southern Building
Gail D1RaId NTn 10O1
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CHEVY CHASE, $24,50l
GOOD NEIGHBOR-
HOOD NEAR MOST DE-
SIR ABLE ADE
SCHOOL A ND SUPER
VISED RECREATION
CENTER. BUS ONE BLK.
Well-built Spanish design
(stucco over masonry. tile
roof; house of spacious floor
plan; true center hall; large
liv. and din. rms; 1st-h. pow
der rm., den or breakfast rm.:
End fl. has 3 nice bedrms..
with den or nursery. modern
bath with shower stall and
modern tubs; stairs to storage
attic; new gas heat garage;
outdoor terrace and Handicapped
garden. Owner leaving town.
Mrs. Poole. WO. 1891. with
DRURY REALTY CORP.
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CONSIDERING RENTAL

OF your property in Arlington or Fair
fax Co. Then call or write for full
information on our rental manage
ment service. ARFAX REALTY, 727
Lee hwy. Falls Church 1450. III
COLORED FAMILY would like to rent
G-rm. house or more in NV. DC. or
nearby ne. DU. Sl2O.
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ARLINGTON

One 2-bedrm. mod detach., full din
ing rm., full bsmt. redecorated.
Sl25; one 3-bedrm. modern semidet.
full bsnt.. redecorated. Sl25; one
2-bedrm. modern semidet.. immacu-
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
e22s WILSON BLVD. OW. $500.
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Unusual Opportunitv

unusual opportunity
To own your own BUS. Pref. men
experienced calling on food retailers
franchises now avail. New. un-
usual food product. Fully tested
Nationally proven consumer accept
ance, fast turnover. Call on groc..
drug stores, tav.. bowl. alley, Ice
cream par, vet. and fraternal org.
limited. Inv. secured by equip. Can
be fully amortized in l yr. Min.
earnings should be at least S135
per wk. Possibilities unlimited.
= Protected terri. Sales merch. adv.
asst. furnished. For details. phone
MR.. CASTELL, Chestnut S400 or
King S-4100.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

Luncheonette Fountain
Doing over $500 week; 6h days; air
cond., good corner. very busy spot;
asking $4,000: $4,000 cash will
nandle. Mr.. Lourpas. ewes. IA.
BROWN REALTY-ST. 2026
Evening star., 1951-02-11
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE

OPPORTUNITY
Wonderful chance to be in an excel
lent well-paying business in which
you can be active or inactive. Ma
t1onally known 20-year-old. business
has several exclusive franchises foI
sale, under an unusally desirable
plan. Investment of $4,000 tc
$4,000 required. This proposition
can stand rigid Investigation. Boz
Evening star., 1951-02-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
81 50O-DOWN $500

Rooming house. IL rooms. / "a baths;
on Sth ST., between K st. and Eye
st. NV; income quoted over $500
mo-; rent. 500; all men roomers.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 5140
Evening star., 1951-02-11
SILVER SPRING RESTAURANT

SILVER SPRING RESTAURANT
BEER AND WINE
Reports $4,000 monthly business;
volume draught beer; prominent
location. SH. 10l1 until 8 pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
SIGN & LETTER BUSINESS
New building with all equipmenO
large enough for tractor trailer let
tering, located on corner OF main
hwy. just 7ia miles from Wash. Due
to other business owner must sell
Operating for 19 years. Full price.
S3,750. Small down payment to re-
sponsible party. Long lease If des
1913 Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-4225
WHITE OR COLORED
Reduced to almost "a price. Here's ar
opportunity to get started in busi'
seat cap. fully EQUIP. Immed
possess. ALL FOR ONLY So 900
Also grocery, $1,000; valet shop
$1,000; shoe repair shop, $500
Ali ready to operate. zAGAM
REALTY. Ii. 7-9377, ewes. LA
6-454l.