davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

lLGE. MOUNTED MO0sEHEAD. suit
able for restaurant. club or recrea-
tion rm.; beautiful antlers: 500
| THE SHAW ANTIQUE SHOP. 43S
| Frederick ave. Gaithersburg. Tele-
phone Gaithersburg 772-M. Ill
EASY SPINDRIER, very good cond.
GE 20 sTRAToIiNER ofs RANGE. $3.50;
GE s-cu. IT. refgr., $500; I94S mod
els, like new. 81. 1l91.
mems Samsonite lug
gage set includes wardrobe case.
mems two-suiter and mems over
night bag, nah. brown; used only
cnce. MI. 2Sl0. IL am. to q pm. .
A LOVELY, almost-uew sofa (red
velour),. also a blue wing chair to
match; both for S15. Piano. upright;
nice sound, good for children to prac-
tice on; also for ENTERTAINMENT; $50.
A sacrifice, must have space. Call
Laurel 422-M.
NOVELTIES MADE TO ORDER
TOYS REPAIRED
Bookcases. shadow boxes. lamps, toys
Reasonable. Ii. 4-2362. Ill
ONE s0-h.p. marine-type boiler. Ris-
co return system, extra pump.
One two-girl shirt unit and sleever,
in good condition.
Electric motors from "a h.p. to 90
h.p:, single and double phase.
RAINBOW DYEING g. CLEANING
CO., T39 9th st. Sc
Evening star., 1951-11-11
DIAMONDS, CASH PAID
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM
ANTIQUE JEWELRY.
SHERMAN'S JEWELLERS
728 18th ST NV

DINING ROOM SUITE, extra large
table, should seat about IL persons
without leaves, solid wood, not
veneer; desire buffet and chairs;
need not be perfect, but In good pre-
sentable and usable condition., give
DUPLICATOR WANTED viii pay
cash for spirit duplicator with auto
matte feed Elk O653,
ELECT: TRAIN; 3b MN. slide projec.
tor: Kenmore auto. wash. machine;
3 throw rugs. EN-. 0465. ewes.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MlscEL. FOR SALE Cont. J

EYPEwRITER late model Reminstol
noiseless, sos; or trade for high
power rifle; also Remington porta'
sood condition. sss. Can NO oC'sssis ssss
TYPEWRITER, bath scale, sinmbel
chair. couch, chests: bed commode
table. bookcase. table, pots, pans
dishes. etc. Ho. 075I. Sun. wkdys.
TYSEwRffiTER. Smith Corona dip.
eSssrIi 11' pSFssoles; sDss;s7 almost new' $50
giPHwRirER. smith-corona. new
,i%R Gene .Sso,rA see AD. ssss. sS u.,,o:.; IL
UGTRHlVfoIET Hsft aHsf III Ray RAY LAMP w With
timer timer in very good condition. Tu
rYfREEsWRITERs-Recond. Underwood ns
TYpEwkhITERass.h al al niR makes! 81 ssts Sales
year; AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO,
3 l43l 3. CAPITOL st. Ii. 3-o0S2.
TYPEwRITER-Rent any new port
able; S12 for 3 months. Rental
20Ia l4th st. NV. HU. 5I2I.
TYPEWRITERS, IBM, electromatic
excel. cond.. S175; also Underwood
completely recond., S55. 33l Emer-
rYPEWRiTERs for rent. all makes
- per month, SO for 3 months.
rVpTkSE,IIi2 rSVIpRTGkS IIi2 i4th st; NV. DI. 1872
rYPEwRITERs. port. and std: easy
terms. Used port barg Today C0
rxSIII anaSl wk,; lll2 I4th NV: DI, 1872
snte type. excel. cond. EN-. 1924.
1HPEWklTERS; all makes. portables
si,a sna standards. new and recond
TYPEwRlrERRa SaP ad Rass5ne eo s1o sdANDARp & 81 nT
MA, 3632 Est. 1921. '"
uPHOLsTERING HOBBY CLUB.
{rI Turn your spare time and ior spare
Iu.ni no d,,s into tney new iurn: to your liking
Or contracts. Phone IA. S-4230 for
VACUUM. hand; mirrors. ice skates.
vacI,,S, sizes g; IL L, and II. OR. 1899.
NACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux. COM
yacUGMs est fasf CLEANER Sa e. Kenmore. sSSa tank
BILE radio; ;phono combina ton; in
ysST!,,S so1a e9ndition; d1 ( 7 s,r oW 1897;
attachments, sprayer. etc: excel.
VACUUM CLEANER Singer. almost
new. upright and hand with at
vaSfl1ls vtaaSSfhments; S4S, sGL; GL; 440o, Ext 81
SACUuM CLEANERS, Hoover tank,
air, Universal. S45 ca. Hoover No. 81
with attachments, sos. Kirby, $50,
LEARS, 721 Sligo ave. SH. 1888.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

GUNS
WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHCTGUNS-R1FI
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORT STORE
927 D ST. NV.

MIRROR PANELS. measuring 85'',
100; chaiSe lounge, black dinini
chairs, yellow or chartreuse uphol
stsry.. wide nylon curtains. Cal
NEWSPAPERS, rags, iron, metal ane
batteries. RIVER ROAD JUNK co.
Kenilworth and Lawrence. Bladens
NfWsrAsEiRHsN ffHss; Asi HN, wanted axss9 = H,xb.,,
prices paid: If you cannot deliver
your accumulations, please phone
us, WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
NEWsPAPPERss = wANTEbsMiesh iASNRhi oHHs price,
paid. ACE JUNK CO., 222O Georeia
ave; NV Hu 4421.
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds. ONCE
mach. any kind: top prices paid
PIANO-Spinet type; will store in
exchange for use OF same; excellent
care given. 10. 2-6I51.
PIANO, will pay. cash for medium up.
, right, any make. TO. 59Is. Ii
PIANOS WANTED--All styles. High,
est cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
co. Ma. 4S70. Ewes, Sun. Ov. 8317
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
ANTIQUES WANTED

SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry, china. glassware and bric-a-
brac. D, Milestone. Moth $500
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 143S Wis. ave.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp eollec-
tions; coins; gold; silver, ivoIiss'
BABY CHIFFOROBE, must be in good
condition. TIE. 1895.
BARBELL-Will pay cash for barbel
set of weights. Phone Rockville
4156 or write Box S2-A, Star.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents oi
home: cash. We do moving. storage
ia. 1887: after z pm, GE. 1416
Evening star., 1951-11-11
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL. 1oh bushels for sale. 17O4
Lanier pl. NV. III
WOOD. SIS cord. cHANTILLY Y
FARM, Fairfax. Va. Phone Herndon
39-J-2.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

APPLES AND CIDER
Golden Delicious. Staymans and Red
Romes, hand-graded and packed 70
your order. Any quantity.
THE STOCKING FRUIT FARM
Seven miles south OF Fairfax Court
house on on Route Ia; Nv. ,,,u
Evening star., 1951-11-11
VERY RARE
LUNCHEON SET

Genuine Pima cloth. hand loomed
woven and embroidered. Required
z years to complete: 81 pieces; value
Sl,S00; will accept best offer. over
81 200 Call King S-S3l5
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MlscEL. WANTED Gent,

FURNlTURE--All or part Of good
used household goods; highest cash
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling foi
30 years. HOPWOODS. Sth and X
SITS. NV. NE. 53S7.
FURNITURE WANTED. Single pieces
and complete households, etc. AID
1873; ewes. and Sundays. AT 251s
FURNITURE wanted At once-An,
amount GOOD furniture. Also wan,
refrigerator, gas range and granc
piano. Call today! MR.. GRADY
= MA. 1879
Evening star., 1951-11-11
CAMELLIAS

Hundreds OF beautiful plants TO select
from. many with flower buds fol-
early spring bloom. some blooming
now. All growing here outdoors and
ready to transplant. Omen every day
till 5. HILLS CAMELLIA GAR
DENS. l722 N. Glebe rd.. Arl
OW. 3472,
Evening star., 1951-11-11
ALTURAS HOTEL

Vermont ave. NV.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.
Outside sgle. and dble. rms; runnins
water and pvt. bath, din. rm.: 81
per day up. HU. GIG.
819 TUCKERMAN SIT.
Attract. front room; twin beds; Q EN-.
pdyed prly ss spsopls es:n phGns ana a1ae laundry
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 < ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
switchboard: sgles.. dbles.; reas.
rates. EX. 7725.
GILBERT
2460 18th at. n.w.-Sgle. and dble,
24-hr PIX service. CO. 1881.
$12.50 PER WEEK
Lge. dble. rm., twin beds; next bath; !;
mais 1sss isip ssrS.; !. l blk 9t1 SSgI Sonn. ave
CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th and r sts. -n.w.-special weekly
pvt: bath. CAN pU. 1000. - w.
THE MAURY
701 18th 1T. n.w-Comfortable twin
bed rms, steam heat: ample baths
and showers; elevator and maid
service; SIG and up weekly. la
Evening star., 1951-11-11
VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale, over 100. all makes:
sacrifice at 1895; worth S20-S3O;
guaranteed. Try before you buy
TOPS VACUUM STORES. Ii. $4,000
vARITYPE MACHINE. excel. cond
= fonts of type, all acces,; $3.50
vI0LIN-Perfect condition; S35. Call
Evening star., 1951-11-11

COLLIE PUPPIES
Six weeks old. eligible Axe. Purebre,
champion blood lines, OIL. OO4S
Evening star., 1951-11-11

THOMAS CIRCLE AREA
Large double rooms. running water,
twin beds, roomy closets $3.50
yk. No drinking. NO. 7164, 1900
Evening star., 1951-11-11

1866 INGLEsIDE TER. NV. tnr.
Park rd. .)-2 sgles. next to bath; Mt.
Pleasant busline; S23 and S26, pU.
x8l0. 1Z'
Evening star., 1951-11-11

PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Call Day or Night, SH. 5000
Evening star., 1951-11-11

NOW IS THE TIME
Is HEREFORD COWS bred to regis
tered bull: S225 ca: 4 heifer calves:
vacctnated; S145 ca. Ashton 5241.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

PARAKEETs. CANARIEs, CAGES
II you place, your Christmas order,
supply Of food. etc, for one month
PET HOUSE. 2319 wis. ave. NV,
EN-. 9172: 2713 Nichols ave. Sc,
JO. 3-9696. Open Sun. 1-6. wkdays.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
VENETIAN BLINDS

zoos Of used steel blinds in very good
condltiSn; , al sizes: sl;50 and up
Brentwood Rd. and W SITS, NE
MI. 6177 -I5
VIOLIN 18th century Tyrolear
Amaji pattern, full mellow tone
.reconditioned: bow, case DU. 7O65.
VIOLIN, japanese. for sale: reason.
anle price; in very good condition
,KoSkyille 1867. Sun. or Mon.
hIOLIN-Beautiful instrument. Yer,
reas. Call CO. 6213. ii
WARDROBE, child's, divided equaliy
cetWeen 4-drawer and hanger space
measuring AZ by 81 by Is inches;
like new Call or, 2oJI 10
Evening star., 1951-11-11

tcontinusd on Next PaSs)
Evening star., 1951-11-11

2460 18th at. n.w.-Sgle. and dble,
rms. some with pvt. bath maid and
24-hr PIX service. CO. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-N.w.

NEXT TO WARDMAN PARK-pyt.
bath: tel: gentleman: $50. co.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Adi. Conn. ave.
and Bureau Standards: entire 3rd d.
bed-liv. rm.; pvt. det. Christian
home. Empl. men. OR. 0949. ii
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Large master
bedroom, 3 closets. windows:
shower bath; redecorated; employed
couple or executive-type gentleman;
garage available. EN-, 67s.. Ill
MT. PLEASANT. gentleman. large
519 BUTTERNUT. conf. rm., l or 2,
next bath. by Walter Reed; excel.
trans. ia. 2499. ii
18th ST. N.W.---4300 blk.-Lse. fr.
nicely furn, 3 windows. 2 clos,
II BLK. CONN. 4 NEBR. AYES
Attr.. rm,, dble. bed, desk, share bath
] other; unlim. phone: mr.. shops;
best transp. gentleman. WO. 5177.
Al cHANNJNf. srNtc. ,o. -,
, 1951-11-05
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lola Mae Young

Mrs. Lola Mae Young, 40, 81
Barnett St., died Friday, 1890 P.
M. at her residence. She was born
at McDonal, Georgia, and had been
a resident of Dayton, Ohio for
twenty one years. She is survived
in Dayton by her husband, Frank
Young; her son, Ralph Maston,
her daughter, Dorothy Ward, and
three sisters, Iona ROLAND, Susie
Williams and Maltidee McGriff.
Services will be at / P. M, Tues
day at Tabernacle Baptist Church,
, 1951-11-05
20 YOUR VOTE is NEEDED

The vote Of every citizen is nesdedJi in the forth
coming election. There is no such thing as anAnlmportant
election in the annals of American hstorys>Though this is
an off-year election, and only a few officesSare TO be fill
ed, it still remains the responsibility OF the electorate to
see that only men Of character and ability holdS office in
our government. The greatest single weapon the people o.
America have in preserving their constitutional form OF
government, is the ballot. Our country was founded upon
this principle; when the founding fathers rebelled against
British tyranny, the expression, taxation without repre-
se~ntation', was the key word in their action. Regardless
of party, regardless of candidates, regardless of the is
sues involved, it remains to the people to express their de-
sires in all political matters, and the mean of expression is
the ballet.
Go to the polls on Tuesday and vote. Vote for the
party Of your choice, vote for the candidate of your choice,
vote on the issues as you see them, but above all, vote,
vote, vote. There is no citizenship without the ballot. Being
a citizen without voting, is like being a king with nothing
to rule. To vote is your privilege, and concomitantly, it is
your duty. The Express calls on all the people to go to the
polls on Tuesday and cast their vote. Whatever you do,
don't waste that for which we have struggled so hard to
attain. VOTE ON TUESDAY!
, 1951-11-05
Here's First Victim
Of Winters
Cold Wave

The first reported casualty Of
the recent turn in the weather, is
one William Bonner, 26, 1880
Germantown st. Bonner was found
under a car in front Of 1923 S.
Summit st. at about 6 A. M. Sat-
urday morning. He is reported to
have been drinking, became "chill-
Continued Page Four
, 1951-11-05

mill l~evies, and the court house
bond issues. There can be no quar-
rel with a program that will pro-
mote and advance our educational
facilities.
Our children are a, "first". A
vote for the bond issues and the
school l%evies, is a vote for the fu-
ture betterment of our city. Go
to the polls and vote.
In considering the Municipal
Bench, Maurice A. Russell is the
standout candidate. Mr.. Russell has
ably served as City Prosecutor for
the past nine years, having held Of
flee since December, 1912. His
election to the new judgeship is
well deserved, and will make our
Municipal Bench one Of the best
stated in the state.
We endorse Maurice A. Russell,
and recommend him to the voters
of the City Of Dayton. Go to the
polls and vote.
, 1951-11-05

Mr.. Schenck, Republican, and
MIR. Yoder, Democrat, are, as such,
lnconsequential. The point Of de-
cisicn between the two, would
seem to be, (which has exhibited
the greater tendency to be a true
representative of all the people,.
We want no candidate, who is
simply, either for or against Tru-
man, or for or against Republican
policy.
We want a man, who, regardless
Of party, will go down the line
for what is right and best for the
entire populace.
In Jesse Yoder, we feel that the
voters Of the third district, will
have a representative, who will not
bllndly adhere to party lines, but
who will evaluate the issues as
they present themselves, and bring
to his legislative seat, an honest
desire and capability Of deciding
those issles to the best interests
of all concerned.
We go on record as favoring
Jesse Yoder in the election tomor-
row. Go to the polls and vote.
In the interest of community
progress, we endorse the school
With Rev. J. Welby Broaddus Of
ficiating. Burial will be at Green
castle cemetery. Friends may view
the body at the residence after 6
P. M. today until 10 P. NJ.
, 1951-11-05
EDITORIAL

A congressional representative, in our opinion, should
be a person who represents all the people of his district.
Once a candidate attains the office he seeks, he should be
OF sufficient stature and temperament, regardless of party
lines, to %truthfully seek a legislative program that will
, 1951-11-05
LATE BULLETINS
BY international News Service
VOL. Ix-NO. 22O
PRICE | V CENTS

By International News Service
WASHINGTON GENERAL EISENHOWER has conferred with
top officials at the Pentagon and is having lunch this noon with
president Truman, Is the status of western European defense is
discussed. Political talk is still denied.
PARIS-RUSSIAH HAS demanded that the question of a U. N. seat
for Red China be held over for the new session of the Y. N. Cen
eral Assembly, opening tomorrow.
PARASITIC BIG THREE western powers r believed ready to
offer Russia the choice of real peace with disarmament al atom
ic arm race.
NEW YORK-SOME STRIKING Longshoremen have gone back
to work 70 n military and other cargoes.
, 1951-11-05
Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy. High in middle
sos today. Cloudy tonight with
some snow likely south portion.
Low in middle eos. Tuesday
Cloudy and cold with snow like
~.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
ROOMS WITH BoARD

WENDELL TERRACE-narge rooms
porch. lawn. liv rm.. excel meals
perfect transp.; S4S up. 1927 Bel
mont d NV. MI 9435
VICINITY WARDMAN PARK-Nice
room for 2 gentlemen; home cook
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA-1726 New
Hampshire ave. NV. lovely lge.
room, girls; unlim. phone in each
privileges. CLUB MASON NO. 677o.
2 PVT. ROOMs-MEN - windows,
closets: conv. tranSp.; NV; best
food: liy. rm.; piano, teleVision'
CORNER FRONT, clean home,
excel. meals; 2 empl. people; $62 so
THE COLONY CLUB, aoaa. N st. NV ,
dble. ard share rms. for refined
men and women: conv. tranSp.; good
home cooking. MI. 9745. 3
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. n W.
Rooms. single and double. for
young ladies and young men; show
ers; excellent board. 10"
725 10th ST. N.W-Attractive dble
rm;, for 2 refined gentlemen. En-
1dOi 18th ST. N.w.-single room
for gentleman. Also doubles for
ladies and gentlemen. Switchboard.
Good meals. Convenient location.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. APT. in apt bldg; NV;
immediate occupancy; about $50.
Govt. employe. Box 216-B, Star.
COUPLE need 4 rms.
kit, bath by Aug. l.; under $50 plus
utilS. or 500 utils. incl; no drink
ers, no children or pets; D. C. or
nearby Va. Ii. 1869 after $50
rWO SETTLED business women de-
sire Broom apt. pref. apt. bldg,
pvt. bath; NV. Box 246-B, Star.
GIRL DESIRES 1 or a-rm. apt,
furn. or unfurn.: conv. transp. RA.
OS25 after $50 and 1-6 Sunday.
YOUNG COUPLE and in-law desire q
bedrm. unfurn., NV. section; refer
ences Box 483-A. Star. =
BY ONE LADY-One room, kitchen
bath or u bath; no sharing; rea-
sonable. Box 247-B. Star.
SMALL APT. and space fol-
for 2 adults. Box 261-B, Star.
applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts.- OF
houses or sublets. Wash. Va, Md
White. 8 to 7 pm. MA. 0001. Ill
Evening star., 1951-05-07
Aprs. FURNISHED tce.s.,

HOTEL RIM. with bath and refer.:
suitable for / person. furnished: 500
mo. EMBASSY APIS, 1913 Harvard
st. NV. co. 9200. -
Mr.. CAPITOL BLDG.-Nicely, furn.
1-bedrm. apt. Tile kit. and bath
with shower. Pvt. entr. Good trans
portation. sos. OV. 1909. -
900 EVARTS ST. Me- rms. kit
and bath furn.; conv. to R. !. ave.
transp. MICHAEL WALSH & SONS,
1911 Eye st. NV, RE S2S2. .
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES,
FURN OR UNFURN., AND SUB
LET'S. WASH, VA, MD. WHITE.
ONE RENTAL SERVICE. 524 BOND
BLDG, MA. 0007. 14th ST. AND
NEW YORK AVE. NV. -12
COLORED. nr. 18th and S SITS. NV
! rm., kit. and bath; newly dec; /;
$50 mo. Weekdays call JOHN R.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
FARM 8 GARDEN

g h.p. Huskie Gardenerl.
plow, cut-away, cultl"ator and small
trailer. pulling law mower; S275 or
best offer. Rockville 1915. -
TREES pruned and removed: lowest
possible prices. SILVER SPRING
CREEPING REEF Nc PHLox. all xmas of per-
ennials and strawberry plants; also
ever bearing red raspberry plants;
the best variety. JOHN ,BURDOFT.
Colesville. Md. Call Ashton 3S46
AZALEAS, Hardy. field grown, for
Wholesale and retail. 2510 18th st.
TOP SOIL, fill dirt. bluestone, road
gravel tree removal and hauling
TOP Soil, best obtainable. for lawns
and truckload; special prices for con-
tractors. HI 1904. 10
BUS BODY, ASKS; you tow it; ideal
for tenant house. greenhouse or corn
crib. West River .3742. $
TOPSOM-Very good rich topsoil for
lawns, and greenhouses; very Tea-
r0P sSpaSls sG eai5 S6 HI; HI 493S 4on TONS sa5
COW manure. green, SIS a ton; 5-ton
load, $50. Phone Ashton, Md. 1856
COW q v0G,i. MANURE, well rotted, $3.50
per is bu.: S6 per 10 bu.; $3.50 per
5 bu., delivered; top soil. WA. 1898.
BULLDOZERS for land clearing,
grading and excavating. Free esti-
mates, Call AT. 0725 or UN. 1888.
TREE REMOVAL; topped, pruned,
feeding; land clearing. PAUL'S
TREE SERVICE. JU S-4731.
small: also large farm land plowed
and diSced 81. 9l43. =
Evening star., 1951-05-07

HORSES AND PONIES, Gated, Walk
Trot, Hunter Type, children S
mounts. MR.. GIBBoN. 81. 6096.
224 cows. heifers and calves AT
AUCTION; also 80 ewes with lambs.
7 Guernsey heifers and farm equip
ment, Friday, May IL, II am, at
Mt. Sherron Farm, Az miles north
of Orange. Va, on Route 615. This
is an excellent herd of good grade
Herefords, all bred and raised on
this farm. For information. write
w. HUGH OWNBY AUCTION CO.,
INC. 5207 Devonshire rd., Richmond
"a, Va. -
ANGUS BULL, 2 yrs. old; fine breed
ing; excellent herd bull. FA. 1916,
RE. 0670. r"
3 MARE PONIES, Q big hunter-type
horses, most any type horse for sale
or hire. Ponies for parties. SH
9S75 Ewes Hi gO75 S
Evening star., 1951-05-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED for occupancy July l, un-
furn. 3-bedroom house in good
neighborhood. Arlington or Falls
Church; rent approx. S125 month;
can guarantee good care. LIT. COL.
STEWART. FA. 0462. 7"
house in Chevy Chase, D. C. Perma-
nent residents. OR. O415 -
RESPONSIBLE CPLE. desires 2-bed-
rm., unfurn. house within 10 mi. of
Natl. Arp; SS0-S90. Call CHI. 1924.
JUNE 1-Unfurn., large 2-b.r. house
in Arlington for couple. Bus. About
$115. Box 263-B, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-07
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont

DRY CLEANING, solvent plant. COM
plete with 8 trucks: capable OF
BEER. WINE. SANDWICHEs and
delicatessen combination; excellent
location in nearby Va. Beer sales
Monthly business over 81 500. Long
term lease with reas. rent. Busi-
ness showing high profits. For ap-
pointment to inspect call Mr.,
Brown with YEONAS REALTY. Gil.
Zoo. OK. 1243. Arlington's leading
RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Will guar
antee $500, weekly net profit; S20 900
and half of first two months profit;
excellent location. SH. 9103. 13'
SILVER SPRNG-Carry-o shop;
long lease; over $500 week business
low low down down payment; ideal for couple.
GROCERY STORE in suburbs. ? mi.
from D: G.. line. Annual gross busi-
ness $55, 900 with about 10000
clear; Groom house with 3 bed
rooms; oil heat and garage included
in sale. For further information
call A. A, ICARozzA CO.. 1927 Pa.
GROCERY STORE. Md. excellent To-
cation. good equipment. long lease
Self service. Doing approx. $4,000
per week. Price, $4,000: $1,000
down to exper.. party. MR.. FAU-
SETT. WA. 1921. s
BARBER SHOP, new park shop center
valet shop. equipment Opportunity
Hardware store; ia. 5474 4Oth and
n nOgisthorpe St.. Hyattsville. -
100; in hotel building, silver Spring
Md; 5000 per mo. ST.. 5533 s
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL, Lee hwy.
North Arlington-Seats 80: total out
lay. $500 mo-: crossing So. 800. car
increase; reasonable cash and terms
WILLIAM. owner, OW. 9616, VI
FOR sALE-Asphalt plant. electri,
drive. l2-ton. Cedar Rapids. Excel.
lent condition and location. Man.
ager called into service. Terms Il
experienced, reputable purchaser
ROBERT B. PAYNE, Fredericksburg
Va. Phone 2243. 5
LADIES APPAREL in busy Md
shopping center; no competition
fixtures $4,000; very small in
ventory. Call WA. 1889.
NEWSSTAND. heart of Silver Spring
Md; clears $3.50 wk.; $4,000. JU
8-4S54. So
RESTAURANT. colored, must sell i'm
mediately; will take best offer; CasH
or small down payment. Call CO
9Tlo before r n m 10h
Evening star., 1951-05-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEASANT-Lovely studio rm..
full use of kit; empl. adult; blk
to bus. NO 9494.
18th ST. N.W.-Large rm. with
equipped kit, refgr.,. range, hot
and cold water. all util.: suit. or
.; $50 mo. CO. 1852. -12
LIGHT HOUsEKEEPING - Double
front room. 3 windows and frigi-
daire; S12 a week. Also single room,
81 week. Sc K st. NV, D1. 414l.
500 EAST CAPITOL ST. room.
$40 wk.: 2 rms. $3.50 mo-: incl.
refgr.. stove, sink: conven. trsnsp.
.
I740 P ST. N.W.-"The Churchill" :"
efficiency apt, bed,-liv, rm.. kitchen,
next BATH linens; $50 mo. NO,
9S6S. III
Evening star., 1951-05-07
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL. VILLAGE-Sgle. rm., $40 wk.;
conv. transp.. etc. CH. 1900. Ext.
400. 9"
ARL., vA.-Lge. rm., semipvt. bath
in new home; ! blk from bus. 200
No Potomac st $40 for l, $50 for
SINGLE RIM, near Pentagon. Navy
Annex and airport; for gentleman.
m PVT. HOME, large sunny rm.. 3
expos, next to bath; all new furni-
NEAR EAR CHEVY IfEi Y CHASE fIas o. c1RcLE-Lge.
rm., pvt. home; S45 mo. OR. 1888.
WI. 2635. s
Evening star., 1951-05-07
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE
tContinued)

MOVING BY vE1-Exper. neIp. every
oiece wrapped insured; reas. Cab
sny time Mr.. cock; ( GL b13d ~,
FER. day or night. MI. 1907. 16'
COLORED MOVERS-Dependa low
rates. Call anytime DE. 1890. 49,
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age: reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416.
z"
EX-GI - Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S19. 81
Evening star., 1951-05-07
ROOMS FURhisHEp-N.E.

ROOM with privils. in Christian home.
Ii. T-5646 -
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN: 300 R. l.
ave. ne: rooms newly furn; clean,
radioTV; lge. closets; phone; h.w.;
all conv:; also light Housekeeping
room with screened porch: DU.
1909: rent $40 week UP. 7'
'HI6 18TH ST. NE. 12th and r. 7.
ave. n.e); double room; bath; in
private residence; two ladies or
gentlemen; conv. transp; laundry;
phone privil.; S25 each; DU. 2291.
NEAR SENATE OFFICE BLDG, in an
apt. house; ST wk. If desired, excel.
meals served. Call Apt 80, 1913 C st.
for key. Ii. -6-6426. TR. 51O6. .
COLORED - NEATLY FURN, front
bedrm., conv. to transp home
privileges: empl. adults. Ii. 3-4617.
FRONT ROOM. Ist
floor furnished for light housekeep-
3-46S7. Ia