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DEBIT MAN

CLERK CKosher
style). full or part time; references.
6117 Georgia ave. II
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. have po-
sitions open for apprentices to learn
mechanical dentristy; paid while
Washington 13, D. C. Il
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. excellent po-
sition open for metal finishers, also
waxers. Apply 2nd floor 1722 Eye
st. NV. Il
DESK CLERK for hotel front oface.
Apply assistant manager, CARLTON
HOTEL, 10th and K SITS. NV. 81
DINING ROOM CAPTAIN. expert
Appls enSaS' oGp I Sisspfeas new oRLEANs f Res. S
TAURANT. 1914 18th st. NV. 81
Observation-Disclosures be fast. Apply
in person, DORCHESTER PHAR-
MACY, 24s0 18th st. NV. 81
experienced. must be
ES0d S peEsSh xS5aer Hof 9HGa ssnszr sfRzZroRb 1ggly
colored; salary. .S2s. $50
weekly; pleasant working conditions;
after Fs'i p@ nays ur4oWN AeR1H n REsTAU. RsrsI1:
RANT, 3133 Conn. ave. NV. i
DISHWASHERS, good wages. meals.
Apply Occidental Hotel. stewards s
office, 14l1 Pa. ave. NV. p
DIsHWASHERS (2). l kitchen helper:
colored; night work; salary. meals
M.ppys and uniforms; vs Apply APE Mt FREQ + :
DTsHWASHER- -HANDYMAS. eolored.
experienced. Apply D. C. DINER.
100 Vermont ave NV al
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BOOTBLACKS
Immediate openings CRYSTAL VAL
EFT, 720 18th st. NV. j

Immediate openings CRYSTAL VAL
EFT, 720 18th st. NV. j
BRICKLAYERs-Large apt. project,
4301 Mass ave. NV.
BRICKLAYERS-Union Job, 10th and
BRIcKLAYERs-To contract brick
Bethesda; labor only 81. 6O19. Il
BRICkLAl ERS. 1st-clasS only; 2 yrs.
work. 10000 blk. Viers Mill I'd. Sill
yer Spring. See KENNETH COOPER
BRICKLAYERS. ist-class mechanics
only; for Atonement Seminary. l45
Tavlor st. ne, or Fairmont Heights
Sc pol. Addison rd.. Chapel Oeks.
BRICKLAYERs. 1st class only. Open
ings located at Garrett Park, Md,
call IL 4-4626 Il
BRICKLAYER, contract work With
material furnished. Phone MR..
ADAMS, WI. 951l. l.
BRICKLAYERs ,nO). first class.
Ehts 9nly' and salary Sae Per eoS aay
tween io.11 and 2-3.
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN
Experienced man for commercial
pulIolnB IN v1rslnld, MaryIAnu ant
D. c.. Telephone LO. 3-7S52 after
T pm. Il
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for new
D-6 Caterpillar; only experienced
VATIoN CO. RA. 5126, Il
RULLDOZER OPERATOR for HD5,
loader, must be exps cienced and
have transportation. Apply 1856
Hillwood ave. Falls Church. Va.
Day phone. FA. 2222; home phone,
IA. 221S. Il
BUTCHER. experienced Apply
SHERIDAN SUPER MARKET. 6205
(senrpia ave n W FL
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HELP MEN

MAN, mechanically inclined, to work
in hardware store shop. Repairing
and sharpening lawn mowers and
power mowers; experience not nee
essary. Apply 2004 14th st, NV.
MAN WANTED ON DAIRY FARM for
general work. Small family. Cali
Herndon 49-J or Herndon 93-w-12.
MEN WANTED. colored, to work in
Junk yard. Apply in person, ACE
JUNK CO., 1920 Ga. ave. NV. AID,
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AUTO MECHANICS (2). foreign car
JACK PRY. 1907 14th st. NV. II
AUTO MECHANICS (2). experienced.
straight pay. 5t2 days: $50. RED S
KAISER -FRAZFR "a H st ne i
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PORTER
Property Management
EXPERIENCED MAN

Large, old established Real
Estate Co. desires the service
OF an experienced man be-
tween 80 and 40 years of age.
For appointment, call MR..
FISHER, ST. 5000. between
IL and 12 am.
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ADJUSTOR

Young nm with college BACKGROUND
or experience needed in collection
department, outside work, car fur
nished. Man selected will have ex-
cellent chance for advancement. ST
1900. -
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HELP MEN

PORTER and drug clerk. colored
ali day work; good pay. 21O7 Ala
bama ave. sc. Do not phone. i
PORTER. furniture store; preferred
with experience; good, PERMANENT
i2b Nss gith S11a NEs sn selary See p Rermot
PORTER, colored, to work in retail
permit. ToKAY IIouoRs, INC,
PoRTERs. is1 chrysler Plymouth
dealer Ship; men wanting steady po-
ers. 5-day week. paid vacations,
disqualification. salary discussed at
interview. See Mr.. Hartman, ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, 4100 Georgia ave.
PORTER
Colored. for small apartment develop
% ment; permanent JOB; $a5 per week.
Aiexsndria, Va. ov. ss1s. ''''
PREssER. wool, must be experienc i.
steady work. good pay. must be de-
PIAzH Hs VALET ALI f'eSsi sERVfcE, HHs ft 3sf5 nj.
Vernon ave.. Alex. or phone TIE.
PRINTER -coMPosIroR. exper.. for
Observation-Disclosures. ali around
man for Va. Job shop, 40 min. from
downtown D. c.; must have fair
for setting letterheads, cards and
ruled forms: no objections to man
up to 65 yrs. of age, provided you
are active. good health. fast, sober
ard reliablc: lifetime Job, no anna
teur or problem children Full par
ticulars first letter, Box 143-T, ~'nr.
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Inside, experienced. Large apartment
dcvelopment. sood hourly pay. BUCK-
INGHAM MAINTENANCE DEPT.
1900 N. 4th st, Arlington, Va. i
PAPER HANGERS, no drinkers; must
top salary. Apply Sat, MAHoNEY
WALLPAPER CO., 324 Pa. ave. Sc,
PARTs Al ifsosIs; Stock RIM. CLERKS, 'a BY ap-
pliance-radio wholesalers; exp. not
MoREfs seSqFsa ssEs sfs M Co LaS patteTsoR ERgAR
~ st. ne. Between NJ and N of N. H.
Capitol. MA. 1881. .
soda-counter man. ex-
perienced;, 5 Or 6 pm. to II;
meal. Apply 1907 nth st. NV. 81
PART TIME, experienced man; small
ice cream plant to make ice cream;
good working conditions. 10. 5-O707
afy y5a s o.s 5s
ssas SoS5 SSrls fs9ss sis sS%LsS essa S2'tRs AR
LEY: 800 9Th St; Sc. i
and e%per on juke boxes and con.
soles; hours. IL pm. State salary
close-in Arlington, long
jch; eXnerienced men only. Apply
Lee Lee Iblyd;1 and South Irving . St.
white mechanics, top
wages. Call SH. 3946. 3
colored. report to
Broyhill JOB, Langley Park. Md.
KIDWELL & KIDWELL, INC. 81
HELPER. white. wanted.
Apply ,7:3o am. Monday morning,
PORTER, must be sober and reliable.
Apply in person, BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET, 1923 Rhode Island
pmsrFa aye; n;e. co,o,ed. vor. IN o silver
Spring drugstore; no eve. or Sun.
work; $50 wkly. with mealA Must
have refs. sH- e7o2. ~
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719 9TH st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. between 20 and 20
years Of age. draft exempt. with
and ability. to meet people. to serve
as personal assistant to manager Of
NE insurance agency. Good salary
and full insurance benefits. Write
giving full information. Box Ally.
MAN-For general once
work by electrical contractor; good
hours and wages. Call UN. 5000.
YOUNG MAN for delivery and stock
WorE in drug store. NAYLOR
YOUNG MAN to work on used car
lot; general duties, washing and
cleaning, taking care of office: D. c.
drivers permit; must be ambiti> us
v and energetic; white only. RE. 1856.
MAN, to sell furniture repair
supplies and work stock; experience
st. NV. -6
YOUNG MEN, 1924, good char
acter, neat appearance, to Join
tbree-month periodical promotion
tour leaving Mon; expenses paid in
Guiding hotel, meals, transportation
IN new station wagon; weekly COM
mission and bonus; permanent posi-
IONS also, available. MR.. MASON.
Cairo Hotel. 10 ANIL PM. 3-6 p m.
OLD ESTABLISHED paint distributor
Offering 0sn "a a 1898 sSsa future to a reliable
LOCAL SECURITIES HOUSE wants
person for cashier work. Previous
PIERCE, g FESNER ESSHs sANtsEl Z BEAN. !. Nsn; So
18th st. NV. Il
CARFEp opp0pTTrNyru o..
with eye to future as bar and tavern
manager; must be willing and able
to assume responsibility and learn.
write, stating qualifications. Mr..
MORRIS; S01l Eastern ave-. Silver
AUTO iyEt5s' 1NsURANcE Mati an &C COMPANY a,-
services of young disabled veteran
for clerical position in claim de-
partment; good Starting salary,
Pf9ter Phons MI Riar Myers Rssm 900; %, World
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to call on whole
sale and retail grocery trade with
an established line Of insecticides.
etc, liberal commission, weekly
draw. monthly settlements. estab-
lished territory. This is an unusual
opportunity to become permanently
associated with a growing organi-
cation; must have car. Box 330-S.
EARN $4,000 PER YEAR selling new
floors to business establishments
and homes on time. Apply in per-
son: to 6 pm, PENNSYLVANIA
LINOLEUM CO. 903 E st. NV. "A
BROOKLYN manufacture of medicine
cabinets and shower stall doors, with
washington Office established since
1928. needs salesman to take charge.
Should have following among archi.
tects and builders. Compensation to
be arranged. Box 346-S. Star. 3
ExPER. HOUSEMAN and cock, live
in; must have good references; $40
week OIL. 4434. i
WOOL GARMENT presser
to work on mems garments. Piece
work. viii pay fare. UNION LAUN-
DRY. 266 Arch ST.. New Britain.
Conn. .
MINDED MEN to
learn Venetian blind making and
installation under GI bill. THE
BLIND SHOP, Du. 1856. -3l
3 MECHANICS. age 1926; good wages
and working conditions. See Mr..
Miller. M. J. ULINE CO.. 3rd and
VI sts. ne. Il
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HELP MEN tCont. }
AUTO PARTS MAN
Alto SALESMAN
AUTO statesmen

Must be experienced; gener-
Gus pay plan; excellent oppor-
tunity to men ambitious to
earn large income. See F. E.
Carter. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO.. Ford Dealers. 3040 M
st. NV.
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DRIVERS

Full-time drivers on q substantial
commission basis or rent a checker
cab. ARLINGTON YELLOW CAB
903 N. Glebe rd IS
DRIvER-SALESMEN-National firm
needs ambitious. aggressive men
Opportunity to make good income
Uniforms furnished and hospitaliza-
ton insurance available. Call OF
1884 for appointment. 81
and helper. good work
ing conds;, above average wages
Apply 5000 r. I. ave-, Hyattsville,
5 to 10 am. Mon. or call UN. 1915
for appt II
AND HELPERS -
Large construction job. steady work
good wages. GE. 1900. i
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CHAUFFEUR

We have an immediate opening for q
good colored driver who Is neat IN
appearance and between 25 and 35
years of age; previous experience
and D. C permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
benefits will be provided Apply
Personnel. Room 500. Open week
days. 1905 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
Eve,1inp Star R1ildinp
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PAINTER, experienced spray man:
steady Job; good pay. $50 Upshur
PAINTER, white. exper. Apply Chic
Engineer. CARLTON HOTEL. 18th
and K sts. NV. Il
PAINTERS (2). white, steady work.
Apply in person rear 2103 Eye St.
PAINTERS wanted. white, S14 a day
Call WI. 1922. BETHESDA PAINT
ING g. DECORATING CO. Il
PAINTERS; must have own ans
portation. MAYTON g. JOHNSTON
rear 1907 o st NV Il
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CLERK-TYPIST

Excel opportunity for married
woman under 80; good salary; must
be ambitious and intelligent; good
working conditions; paid vacation;
5-day wk; group insurance. See Mr..
Barham. OAST-IN-PONTIAC CO.,
4OT Fla ave ne p
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statesmen, ATTENTION
statesmen
STORM WINDOWS
AND AWNINGS

We have. plenty of everything and
'pHlenty Of good leads. Call for details,
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CLERK

Alert individual who is 21-35 years
and is willing to give good attend
ance. Hours: 5 pm. to / am.
Apply Personnel, Room 500. Open
weekdays, $50 to 5 and Sat, 8
to /.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTERS (2) =
evening work will be considered,
ages 21 to 40, 6 nights. Salary
81" re- weeN;. WI. 6143. 81
LERK-TYPIST-You man for To-
cal insurance office. must be abb
to tyne: good opportunity. See MIR.
HALL, 0O6 H st. NV. a
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SALESMAN, man who is contracting
hotels and institutions, out Of town
within 2O0-mile radius of Washing
ton. to sell furniture refinishing
sAGEsMANNcaI.ing on hotel and
restaurant trade in the Washington
D. c. area to take en- additional line
for old established New York City
meat house; give full details. Box
salesman; con-
nections with music studio; an OPP
gortpnity for for substantial tan q II income @
See SYNAM1c Msi taSa5; Mus1c. Z! i'oo y o. NV
SALESMAN-Lighting fixture dept,
wholesale supply house. For inter
view call Mr.. Samuel. ATLANTIC
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CORP. Elk.
Lumber and Mill Work
Excellent opportunity for man ex-
perienced In all phases Of lumber and
mill work retailing; must be alert,
intelligent and able to apply himself
Reply in own hand writing. Box
Statesmen. exce,lenk opportunity fol-
several experienced installment
statesmen. Better than average
earnings: guaranteed; car necessary
Apply UNION CLOTHIERS, INC
307 7th st. NV. Il
statesmen. 21-45. with car, for
building supply CO. Must be exp,
capable, with a personal following
Opportunity of a lifetime for the
right men. Salary or comm. ,i1 90 open pen
REPLIES confidential. Box 153-v,
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Electrical Craftsman or Engineer
Young man. white, for perm. posi-
ton in D. c. electrical contractor S
office; mechanical drawing training
required: exper. helpful but not nee
essary. State qualifications. Box
2s0-V. Star.
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MAN-White.. for Va. route.
Fairfax. Do not apply If you do
not want to work. Must be sober
and honest, have good references.
Apply between IL ANIL pm. to
Mr.. ]. T. Gibbons. WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY, 1927 K st. NV i
25 and So: guar. pay. plus COM
mission; good oppor. for man who
is exper. in selling and outside so
Letting. Apply in person, STIEFF
CLEANERS. 6o7 H st. ne. 81
white, experienced for
section. Win consider part-time
man. Good salary and commission
or straight salary. MELODY
CLEANERS sos / 9th st n W il
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JANITOR

The Star has an opening for .
colored janitor who is 25-35 years
OF age. ambitious. and willing to
to pass physical exam. Apply Per-
sonnel. Room SOC. Open weekdays
S:30-5: Sat 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-03-14
SocioIIy-Bonned 7oothpick
Defended at Dental Clinic

Here's a defender for the So
cially unacceptable toothpick-Dr.
Edward L. Ball, of the Cincinnati
General Hospital, an authority on
gum diseases.
In talk yesterday before men,
bers of the 10th annual post
graduate clinic of the District
Dental Society, DR.. Ball pointed
out that use of a toothpick after
every meal may not be proper
etiquette, but it. is a fine way to
maintain dental health.
'The toothpick," DR.. Ball said,
cleans the area around each
tooth, and it also stimulates cir
culation of the gums, which helps
to preserve the health of the
gums"
DR.. Ball conducted one of three
clinics, which occupied the atten-
ton of most of the $500 members
attending the Shoreham Hotel
meeting.
The four-day meeting was to
end today with three more clinics
and two panel discussions. Speak
ers were DR.. Stanley D. Tylman,
a professor at the University of
Illinois Dental College; Capt,
Frank Kyes and Capt. Arthur FIRE.
chette, of the Naval Dental School,
Bethesda, and DR.. Herbert D. Coy,
of the School of Dentistry at the
Medical College of Virginia.
DR.. Ball said that only about
rs per cent of the people in this
country use a toothbrush regu-
larly, despite all the emphasis on
the need for proper brushing of
the teeth.
He pointed out that, contrary
to common belief among laymep,
the gum is not the actual support
of the teeth. Rather, teeth are
held in place by bone structure
and ligamentS. However, he said,
diseases of the gum, such as pyor-
rhea and gingivitis, soften the
sum and eventually affect the
tooth structures.
In another clinic, DR.. j. Lewis
Evening star., 1951-03-14

Blass of the New York University
College of Dentistry told the den-
fists that reasonable people don't
expect you to be omnipotent.
Inspire the confidence and trust
of your patients by explaining ex-
actly what the problem is and
what correction will cost" he ad-
vised.
The only "non-professional" ex-
hibit at the clinic is a display of
dentists hobbies.
Among the exhibit Of coin col
lections, gun displays, oil paint
ings, Photographic portraits and
ham" radio stations are scale
model airplanes constructed by Dr.
Spencer Pugh, 4024 North Twenty
sixth street, Arlington; gasoline
powered model cars built by DR..
John H. Swanson, 224 Evans lane,
Alexandria, and a model of a sail
ing ship built by DR.. Victor Jaffe,
1921 Appleton street NV.
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Capital Park Commission
Regrets Lees Resignation

The Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
has accepted with utmost re-
gret" the resignation of Blair Lee
III as special consultant to the
commission.
Mr.. Lee resigned, effective March
S. The commission expressed it's
appreciation to Mr.. Lee ''for his
service to the commission and to
the public" and commended him
for his service.
! For about IA months Mr.. Lee
was vice chairman and park COM
missioner of the commission, and
since January he has served as
special consultant on matters re-
lating to freeways and the pro-
posed master plan of highways.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

Today plusties are essential materials.
Because of their many useful proper
ties, their adaptability to the volume
production of precision parts, their
economy of time, labor and power,
plastics are basic raw materials in their
own right materials of vital and in
creasing Importance to defenseindustry
Evening star., 1951-03-14

Plustics must be used correctly.
Because there are many types of plas-
tics, varying in weight, strength, resis-
tance to heat and chemicals, stability
and other physical properties and per-
formance characteristics, what is a
sound application for one material may
be entirely impractical for another.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

Many pIcsties are already in short
supply and others will be soon.
Monsanto and other raw material pro-
ducers are expanding their output as
rapidly as the required basic chemicals
become available, but essential appli-
cations will probably continue to take
most of the plastic supply.
Evening star., 1951-03-14

think of ptcs
versatility
everything
application
product urge
Evening star., 1951-03-14

suggest you your questions about pas with data about
applications Pacs Technical Couc
Springfield This Council, composed Of technical
material the industys biggest family pcs will study problems
recommendations Or, you prefer, get in touch
with Monsanto Sales Office
Evening star., 1951-06-09
BUS opPoRrUNIrIEs tcont.l llHoUsEs-sALE-NW. tcontl

RESTAURANT-Near General Ac-
counting once Bldg. Seats A.
Rent, S125. ABC license $500 cash
handles W. C. GERBIcH. MI. 4o47,
USED CAR BUSINESS for sale; good
very well established and has shown
consistently good profits; once and
equipment excel. cond.. owners have
another business and cannot de-
vote sufhcient time to this one. Box
219-E, Star. Ill
LOOKING for a lead-pipe cinch?
Here's suburban grocery store
making over $4,000 q year gross
profit. 81 for 81 on merchandise;
sell for $4,000, half cash required,
Call HI. 1865. -l5
TAVERN-MD.-Bri corner loca-
spot; whisky. wine and beer on-ard-
of sale; mech. devices probably
pays overhead; good lease: S20. 900.
terms: BILL FAUSSETT, WA. Il2l,
VI. 6773. 10
ELDERLY PERSON wishes partner 10
relieve him Of some responsibilities
and selling surplus house furnish
ings. Box 444-D, Star. 1O'
1880 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Cor-
ner drugstore business and bldg;
IFS, PENNY APosToL1DEs
DRY CLEANING agency forced TO
Sc sell b:,9 BY MONDAY tabs sks. cash for stock
RESTAURANT. close to local beaches;
good lease; doing a nice volume;
also has beer and wine license;
reasonably priced. Call AP. o4I5,
CAFETERIA-oeorgetown cor. ABc
license Seats 65: 5000 gross wkly.
days W; e. oERBIcH. Nj
oPPoRTHSITY fTa 81 ES SSd Or A LIFETIME for
experience. to take over paint and
repair shop. The season is on now:
s-car-a-day capacity, all equipped
with bake oven: Business nov now
counts; Apply only il Interested.
NEWSSTAND. ideal location; leaving
16P fG"9; cREaM as xsSoNs aasso az. For lGs sale.
Call 90l Penna. ave. NV. Ask for
REsT4URANr sTUiuHi AND BAR - $500
wk; 75fo liquor. Pa. ave. Rent, $3.50
me Excel. Partners dissolying. $22,-
GS9 Sio9ee cash sToRa R sSSG ssoeE also
5000. Low rent. Ma. 1850. To-
SMALL THEATER-Will sacrifice for
quick sale because Of bad health.
Box 36S-D. Star. TO-
PARKING LOT. rooming house, sew
eral stores. hand laundry. lunch
room for rent. Ma. 4639. 12s
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER and
Kaiser Frazer leadership for sale.
subject to qualified purchaser. 10
cateo in neart Of prosperous dairy
farming section: 46 mi. d. C. For
further Information call
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
Fairfa$ 396. Fairfax 736.
10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-A.w.

Potomac Palisades, $18,950
First offering OF q red brick Colonial
home, of 3 bedrms.. ] Va baths; on
will develop q Ist-f. bedrm. Eve
nings. MI. 2121.
j. Leo Kolb Co.
1887 Wisconsin Ave. MI. 2100
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BIG MONEY MAKER
BEAUTY SALON
OPPORTUNITY

Fully equip, upper 14th st.
NV; booths; terms. Owner
in Ill health. Doing good busi-
ness. RE. 1065.
Evening star., 1951-06-09
NEED A STORE?

A detached bricktex structure, NV;
fine stores and 8 apts; apt. in
come is S3'31S: store income 81 100.
just vacated; owner will sacrifice for
$50, 500.
SAM RosEY. AID. 27OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

CoLoRED--6 RMS. BATH, cellar.
commercial zone; price reasonable
With substsntial down payment.
coLosEEiD Oh sEi 'ssii ssss-sl 900 cAsatWos- ASH
rm;; bath. basement. brick; I vacant.
sIANKEN REALTY CO, W9 50
home with added income; 4501 Iowa
aye aye nv; rms: and bath; com
yards; priced to sell. JAMES c.
CARR. sR., RE. 1884, residence,
coGoksEaDS.i vAcANT-ssss WARE warder
st. n;w.--Lge. 6-rm. brick home. in
porch, @ z back pOrehsS; tuii bsmt
with j. DALLAS GRADY & son,
DI. $3.50; Ewes, TO. 1854. 10
See this spacious 4-bedrm. brick
street, illinois ave, choice. conven-
lent; front porch. hall entrance, liv
rm;, din. rm.. mod. kit: back porch;
fun basement, gas heat; lovely
garden. 2.car det. brick garage;
RHfss Hs a1NsGy 'a8y1 TRus4 y ePpt eo qns Rss
S1 Estate, Wo. $3.50, Exclusive. NA.
cOIoRED-ExCELLENr LOCATION
ls rms. 4 baths, ideal roomins
house or Ink; apt, top condition;
sale. s3!ls. MEzzANoTTE & CO., ST
CoGIo5RED-441s IOWA AVE. NV
tnear Allison ST. Open Sunday, -2-e
pm; Lovely row brick. 8 rooms
newly decorated: PENNY APOS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.

BETHESDA'S BEST BUY
CAPE COD-Living room fireplace,
dining room, bedrooms, bath. elec
kitchen; End floor, 2 bedrooms. bath
screened porch; oil NV. heat,
I. g. WHITE, WI. 1000
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.f. tcsnt.D

4th AND oUAcKENBos SITS. NE.
MODERN 5-RM. SEMI-DET. BRICK
bsmt.; gas heat; deep lot; assume
4qo loan with low monthly pay
ment; very reasonably priced. Mrs.
Cox, VI. S136. ATLAS REALTY,
ST, 1868. Ill
Evening star., 1951-06-09
ALUMINIUM
COMBINATION WINDOWS

National mfgr. has this territory
open for new distributor and dealer
outlets. Excellent product and good
opportunity for quota during these
days of restricted aluminium. In
ouirers must be established or show
proof Of good potential volume and
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Evening star., 1951-06-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-h.w.
OPEN SUN, / TO 6

iO0L Alaska ave. IN. w.
Seldom is such a beautiful home Of.
fered at such moderate price. Thi.
grounds on a lot I5sxl9O. Look a
these features:
i. Modern kitchen with tiled walls
elec, dishwasher. Rarb. disp. unit
oql.ton csoi'ne1s isn iSs. draS pan.rSy u.,,. .,
liv. and din. rms. lge. den, luxurious
screened porch.
3. Full bsmt.. nm, recr. rm.. laundr!
fm;; .drad maias pm. With pvt; sI bata, OIL ht
lge, closets. lge. fin. attic with lge
cedar-lined room.
8. Nice front driveway. 2-car gar.
storm doors, windows and screens
Priced complete. $37,500.
Excellent finaricing available.
LISS REALTY CO., INC
1O12 H ST. NV. RA. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-06-09
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, de

ANLNILhN i I
frame house. insulated: excel. cond.:
desirable location; beautiful fenced
yard. 20-ft. liv. rm., lge. din. rm.
vided. Full bsmt. with playroom.
Gas h.-wh. Sale by owner, leaving
city. Reasonably priced. OR. 8656.
Evening star., 1951-06-09
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Restaurant with beer and wine, excel.
loc. in nearby Va; weekly sales
$1,000: open 10 am. to IL pm. /;
conditioned: fixtures in excel.
cond.; seats IS; has large we'll
equipped kit; PRICED for immed.
For appt. to inspect call Mr.. Brown
with
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1951-06-09

MONTAGUE ST. NEAR 18th
Spacious det. home containing 4 bed
rms, . baths on 2nd f.. and 2 ad-
Gear garage: nice lot; ideal for
large family Priced to settle estate
LINKINS CO. DI. S6Ss; ewes, Sat.
Sun, EN-. AGA. 10
SHEPHERD PARK, ONLY S23.50O
Det. brick; 6 lge. rms. 1st f.; den,
mirrored firepl., wall-to-wall carpet
ing. . baths, gar, level ground;
excep. value. Call Mr.. HYMAN,
RE 32TQ al 02A5