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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-30
BLuftOn TrdDelers
See Result OF Early
Frost In South

A killing frost as early as the
fifth of October on top of record
drought conditions has played havoc
with southern crops, according to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Augsburger
who returned from Today trip
through the southland.
The Augsburgers toured through
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-10-30
Missionary Church
Meetings Close Sunda,

Evangelistic meetings now in prog
ress at the Bluffton Missionary
church, with Rev. r. C. Strubarr,
of Sterling, Kansas, as the speaker,
will come to close next Sunday
night.
Services will be held at 1880 p. m.
each night this week except Satur-
day. Rev. Strubarr also will speak
Sunday at 10:30 a. m. at the morn
ing worship service in the church.
Evening star., 1952-03-07

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Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Missing British! ] Major
Is Believed Author
OF Anti-U. 5. Book
sy ,hs As.eslossd Pr..,

4 LONDON. Mar. T. Informed
sources in London guessed today
that the Richard Squirea who
wrote q violently anti-AmericAn
book published in East Germany
may be a British army absentee. .
. The book. entitled "On the Path
to War. Notes by an English
Oficer." was written in German
and published in the Soviet zone
of Berlin. It utilized photostat
copies of pages from the private
diary Of Maj. Gen. Robert w.
Grow, former United States mil
itary attache in Moscow, to sup
port its argument that the United
States Is planning war.
An Army announcement in
Washington yesterday said some
one, believed to be q Soviet agent.
apparently stole the diary from
a hotel room while Gen. Grow
was visiting Frankfurt. Germany.
last year. photographed it and
returned 1t.
The British Foreign Ofice said
a Mai. Richard j. Squires disap-
peared from his British army unit
in West Germany in September.
1947. A spokesman said he is
now believed to be in the Soviet
controlled zone Of Eastern Ger
many.
Despite several attempts TO get
In touch with him-including four
tries last year-we have never
been able to get definite informa-
ton Of him." the spokesman said.
In October. 1949. Christopher
Mayhem, then foreign undersec-
|retary, told the House Of Com
mons that the Russians said they
had no information about Maj.
Squires.
The Foreign Office spokesman
said it could only be speculation
to identity the missing major as
the author Of the book.
Evening star., 1952-03-07
Plan Would Boost Revenue,
Cut Spending, Douglas Says
By the Asseeiased Press

Senator Douglas, Democrat,
Illinois, yesterday proposed a pro-
gram of cutting Federal spending
|by $7.6 billion and increasing tax
revenues by 50. billion. He said 1t
would balance the budget in fiscal
1852.
"There is no question but that
the most dangerous economic
problem we face today is that Of
linfiation-how to carry forward
our vital defense preparations and
protect our financial integrity at
the same time" Senator Douglas
said.
His comments were offered In
"a memorandum to the Senate
House Economic COMMITTEES. Sem
lator Benton. Democrat. Connecti-.
cut. Joined in the memo.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Fisherman Loses
|6-Foot Torpon in
77-Hour Struggle
By the Associated Press

CLEARWATER, Fla. June T.
The story of a mighty, 17-hour,
55-minute battle with a tarpon
that got away was the talk of Flor
idas hook and line set today.
Harold Lemaster, 37-year old
battling angler, said the fish towed
him. a fishing companion and a
16-foot boat over so square miles
of the Gulf of Mexico.
The tarpon finally broke free
and escaped Is miles from where
it was hooked.
Mr.. Lemaster's battle with the
fish, which he estimated to weigh
around 235 pounds and to be over
six feet long began off Dunedin
about 7:15 am. yesterday. He was
using 15-pound line.
Hundreds of fascinated fisher
men watched the struggle and
during the night spotlights were
trained on Mr. Lemaster and his
companion, Bill Crown.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
A Few Million Years?
That's Mere Youth for
Stors, Society Says
BY the Associated Press

Some stars seem to die at
the youthful age of a few mil
lion years, while others live
much longer, the National
Geographic Society reported
yesterday.
New evidence on the birth
and death of stars is being
turned up at Palomar Observ-
atory, Calf. in a sky survey
sponsored by the society and
the California Institute of
Technology.
While some stars are old
and stable, others such as the
so-called blue giants" expend
their energy so fast they can
not live long-only a few mil
lion years. AS they die out.
sky survey astronomers think,
others are born from contract
ing clouds of matter in space.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Knights Of Columbus
Name District Deputies

William j. Fleming of the Wash
ington Council and James F. Coll
of the Carroll Council of the
Knights of Columbus have been
appointed District deputies for
the Washington area.
Mr.. Fleming, who lives at 813
Crittenden street NV, will have
jurisdiction over Washington
Council No. 224 and Keane Coun-
Gil No. 353. Mr.. Coll of 5105 Ben
ming road Sc. will have juris-
diction over Carroll Council No.
377, Spaldnig Council No. AIT and
Potomac Council No. 433.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Inferno and Wife Injured
In Crash Near Bethesda

An Emergency Hospital inferno
and his wife were injured last
night near Bethesda when their
car struck an abutment on River
road, about a half-mile south of
the Congressional County Club.
DR.. Charles E. Dalton, 80, of
922 South Buchanan street, Ar
Ilington, suffered a possibly broken
nose and his wife. Mary, 20, a cut
forehead and a back injury.
Both were taken to the Subur-
pan Hospital, Bethesda, by the
Bethesda Rescue Squad.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Polio Fund Gets $3.50, 900

PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-P
The late Miss Anna M. Glare left
$150.000 of her estate to the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis at Warm Springs, Ca,
her will disclosed today. Miss
Clare died here april at the age
of 10.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
$1,000 Defy Heat 10 Inspect
Luxury Liner United States
BY the Associoied Press

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June 7.
More than 81 900 persons braved
scorching 98-degree temperatures
here today to view Americas first
lady of the seas, the SIS United
States. open for its first public
inspection.
The giant luxury liner is slated
to leave Monday for its second
trial trip. Sightseers daring the
heat wave to see the wonders of
the 990-foot 51,500-ton vessel. did
not go unrewarded. One of the
first wonders of modern sea travel
to greet them was the ships air
conditioning which was operating
full force.
The United States is scheduled
for delivery to her owners, the
United States Lines. in July. just
before her first transatlantic
crossing to Liverpool.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Maryland U. Confers
Degrees on 2,35O;
McKe|din Is Speaker

Most of the 1850 University
of Maryland graduates were
homeward- bound after being told
yesterday by Gov. McKeldin they
have a special obligation to be-
come leaders and share their
training.
An estimated $4,000 persons
sat under blazing sun as degrees
we're conferred on the Glass of
1852.
Visitors were welcomed to the
College Park campus by Balti-
more Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro,
jr.. whose son was among the Law
Schools graduating class.
Most of the undergraduates
had already left for vacations
after the windup last week of final
exams.
Many to be Drafted.
A number of the men could look
forward to the draft and military
service. The Department of De-
fense has estimated 80 per cent
of the Nations graduating class
would be taken into the armed
services.
At least one graduate. however,
left the military to return to ci-
william life. She is Capt. Grace
Jayne Kelleher, now on duty with
Air Force Headquarters at the
Pentagon. Capt. Kelleher is COM
pleting an 18-month tour of duty
after being recalled to service fol-
lowing the outbreak of the Korean
conflict.
Capt. Kelleher and Maj. Mar
guerite Johnson, also of the Air
Force, both received bachelor OF
science degrees in the College OF
Military Science.
Few of the married graduates
could look to the future with as
mutual an interest as do Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Mathews of Sails
bury, Md.
Married at SchOOl.
The couple met and married
while in school. Mr.. Mathews yes
terday was top man in the gradu-
ating medical school class. Mrs.
Mathews took the same honor in
the university's School of Nursing.
On hand for yesterdays COM
mencement program were DR.. H !
B. Mcdonnell. class of 1888. and
DR.. w. A. Griffith, class of 1890.
DR.. Mcdonnell, who lives in Col
lege Park. formerly headed the
university's chemistry depart
ment. DR.. Griffith lives in Waynes-
boro, Va.
Representative Sasscer. Demo-
crat, of Maryland, whose son also
is a member of this years law
school graduating class, partici-
pated in the presentation of de-
grees.
The class included 1000 from
the nine colleges at the College
Park Campus and 444 from the
five professional schools in Balti-
more.
An honorary doctorate in COM
mercial science went to Alex
ander Leon Shelf of Baltimore.
One of the honor graduates was
incorrectly identified in the list
furnished by the university as COM
ing from Baltimore. She is Miss
Margaret Smith of IL Sunnyside
road. Silver Spring, who was
among those taking first honorS
from the College of Arts and Sci
ences.
DR.. H. c. Byrd, university presi-
dent, conferred the degrees.
Gov. McKeldin told the class
that a graduate fails his commu-
nifty if he has not learned about
his government and if he refuses
to give the government the bene-
fit of his training.
Nations can no longer close
their borders and citizens their
minds to events elsewhere, he
said. "We are a part of one
world"
I'VE clearly recognize than every
disturbance of the peace any
where threatens peace every
where" he added
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Miss Hamilton Selected

Miss Lisa Hamilton, 2117 Wis
consin avenue NV. l4as .-.~h
selected for a research apprentice
ship at the Roscoe B. Jackson Me-
mortal Laboratory. Bar Harbor,
Maine, this summer.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
pu BARRY LOTION DEoDoRAMT

Scented pink loveness that's both trple-strengh anper
spirant deodoran Combines effectiveness
of liquid with the geneness of cream in soothing
homogenzed audcreme that flows directly from its flexible
plastic appcatorbote your skin No delayed action
messy like Goes easier Never irritating like many
liquids Dries much faster Can harm clothes And it's prety
fagranced fine cologne You'll love it!
Evening star., 1952-06-08

pU BARRY PENETRATING CLEANSER
cool refreshing lotion cleanser that floats away the days
accumulation of DUST grime hardtobudge ndebe psck,
eye shadow, old makeup seconds Contains exclusive
Vbrano highly penetrating ingredient that carries cleansing
action deep into the pores leaves skin feeling silky smooth.
glowing bright because it's Immediately clean Flexible plastic
appcatorboe releases just enough and little goes long way
So economical Perfect for all skin anon enriched
Evening star., 1952-06-08
pu BARRY FLArTER FACE MAKEUP

Enchanting kind of pea6nsh makeup to lay delicate
bloom your face that cngs for hours longer Its exclusive
"cng formula cremeenriched for ongastng coverage.
Fatter Face face POWDER Pressed in spproof pat
gamourca in pink and mrrored compact for purse
dressing table flick of the puff releases just enough Faer
Face to make your dream mpexon lovely reality Comes
in four luscious complexion colors.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

1873 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
Large, l-room efficiency apt, beau
S75 monthly, utils. incl; cony.
transportation, 30
Evening star., 1952-06-21
HOUSES TO SHARE

NO RENT to reliable lady. to share
home in exchange for day care Of 4
year girl. busting and dishes: pvt.
bedrm next to bath; quiet. clean.
AZ; 6460 after z pm.
Girl to share lovely S-room house
with 3 others; sep. bedrms. Ii.
YOUNG GIRL to share house; $50
per wk.. incl. room and board: all
privils. Call after 5; Friday, Sat.
and Sun; from 10 am. to pm.
COUPLE to share my home; conven-
lent to Bethesda, Chevy Chase and
Silver Spring; reference. LO. 5-40SI
BEAUTIFUL. detached. air-conditioned
home to share; large double and
single bedrooms; all home privil.
Apply after 5 pm. weekdays; until
= pm. Sun. 209 Rittenhouse ST. ne.
GEORGETOWN girls want 3rd.
age $3.50, to share semidet. house
with big yard; pvt. bedrm. Rent $50
monthly. Phone HU. 6556. after 6
and week ends. -22
SILVER SPRING-July and August;
completely furn.; 3 rooms. 2 bed
rms; $22 week, all utils.; adults.
owner to retain l small room down.
stairs. 81. 1927, 30
Evening star., 1952-06-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFINISHED. detached 3 bed
rooms; with shaded yard. in NV.
D. c., or N. Arl.; will redecorate il
necessary. provided rental is mod
crate desired within next 9 or g
weeks. D. R. McGINNIS. RE. 954l,
UNFURNIsHED a.BEDRooM COT.
TAGE or house. nearby Maryland
Virginia or District. Up to S15 pei
month. FA. 46I1. ask for Law
NAVY COMMANDER. children,
desire 2 or bedrms.; commute
Pentagon. LO. 7-3439. -22
ARMY COLONEL wants 3-bedrm. un-
Turn. home in D. C. or nearby area.
Box 2S4-Z, Star. 22'
WANTED TO RENT with option to
buy . or 3 bedrm. house with or
3-90SS. 90
wishes attraetively furn.
4.bedrm. house. and garage Vic.
st: AIMS Church or other porochial
school. Please call EN-, 1894. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-21

BIG VALUE FOR A BIG FAMILY
Don't fail to see 1916 Gallatin St.
NV. Substantial brick home fea-
lures spacious living room with fire.
joining. new tile bath and large
completely modernized Kitchen; 5
bedrooms and i "a baths. on end
hoor; stairway to semifinished attic;
full basement ho,ny which lho ncGsss Ssss
heat. Excellent Condition through:
out. Close to schools, shopping;
transportation and churches. Priced
to sell quickly at $23 $50. excellent
Ranf'Rz Rish FRANK ESen'hHi g. if b. 81 sS
$500 ONTARIO RID. Cat 18th. on
tario)-Spacious house in this con-
venient neighborhood. Six bedrooms.
three baths. Large basement club
sso sHS% ,s Is insRsss MSRsH2nL AL Mr. wApnE Efann
co, Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV.
1910 18th 18th ST. N;w:-Rov brick. 3 3
TfSsi'S T@s'i 3 6aths; zoned MS ior 70 apt: con-
version. Suitable for large family.
Excellent in-town location. needs
redecorating. Reasonably priced at
$22.5O0 terms considered, inspec-
RUSSELL e. e. PARsoNs, siS Wood.
ward Bldg. ST. s570. -2@
TWO UNIT APT. - Excellent NV:
rental area. Live in one and collect
$53 per mo-; from the other. Nj.
SQ5o, BOSS g. PHELPS, INC. IIs5i7
ais PiNEY BRANCH RID. Nh
rm:; ;A gas aSe heat EDW. S P. GsSiff scHwARTz.
INC, 1914 Vermont ave. NV. DI.
62l0 or Mr.. Kramer. AK. 1872;
OPEN SUM-. 1 TO 6-3s0s Warren
st. NV. Attractive. semidetached,
spacious 3-bedrm. brick home, Splen-
did neighborhood; Perfect condition.
Gas oSaer Ssae ~Sssshsn lesSins eSs ats
Only $I9.950. Terms arranged.
W., CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE.
BY owNER-Hoime or income. Row
sfisf ssSrps e6 Ss74 ssths so ssents ssTass
CAPE COD BRICK. mr. Shepherd
Park, 3 bedrms.. den, 2 baths. mod
ern kit. bpilt,in adt gsrase; fun 6smt.
FRANK CRAVER, GE. 4635. -22
OPEN SAT. AND sun. 2 TO 6-3sos
Warren st. n.w,-Attractive spacious
3:bedrm; semidetached brick home;
Ia baths, fireplace, gas h.-w.h.;
many nice features; perfect condi-
ton; premium location. Only S19,-
$50 owner leaving city. Terms
NV. RAMBLER iSl6.95OD of 2 bed
rms. ia baths; brick; basement.
Ewes. WO. 4S45. J. LEO KOLB
CO. MI. 21O0 --2l
$l5.95O-Excel. row brick in upper
Brightwood at 9th. st. and Missouri
heat, Diet. brick garage. See today,
sure Call Mr.. Tucker. GOLDSTEIN
BROS, RE. 1888; eyes,, ia. 2417.
-22
SCI 800 - M. Walter Reed - Det.
brick; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, 3 porches,
built-in garage, rec. rm., auto. heat.
An excel. value. Call Mr.. Tucker.
GOLDSTEIN BROS. RE. 1888; ewes.
TIA. 2477 -22
Evening star., 1952-06-21
,OLORED APIS
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apts. or
houses or SubletS. Wash. Va; White
Open days MA. O001
LADY Govt. empl. wants furn. bedrm.
and Kitchen in small family. Rea-
oNE SS 81 6R s'fsi g BkDRM. ruRN. APT: vic.
HWysttsyi.ls; Wn NIas; $65-$75 mo-; 1 child.
JUST OFF NEW HAMP. AVE-. in Nd.
completely furn.; reas. rent; now
i,X' syailsSlsi sassoo Call sH. o424; eyes.
MAN AND WIFE, perm. residents. sI re-
duire efficiency or one-bedrm. apt.
Ssss SsssR;s E.:h.sssss'l7 R;si sss'7 p Z {. Poi
clean. quiet, cool. furn. apt. or
call after June "a for immed. oc-
SSH9pancy. S9rs Specify rent. Box 1881,
YoGNG CHRISTIAN COUPLE With Q
babies desires 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. !;
m nv; syy,r, SE ne. Il; :4,s257; -23 .
apartments, sales. and rentals, for
'e tom s5. dSfeSs 3. q, III. I'll 500. "asaa9s- Maa
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY or one
bedroom apartment in NV. d. C.
e Co Ma SzaS tSr hsfSres sSIns executive eng51:er
APT. WANTED by two employed
young ladies, 2 bedrm., fur. or un-
fur. In NV. Georgetown preferred,
Reasonable. Call MI. 0936 after 6
oS1adsy; ~ day Sniarn sas ant. With I..r
porch, End hr.; apt. bldg. sc. or
NV. SECTION: max. SIS: one adult.
Box 202-Z, star. 22s
EMPLOYE OF STAR. wife. 2 children
need 2-bedrm. furnished apartment
moys messses n ~ WeS ss0S saeSa4s q less Leave
YOUNG WOMAN, quiet, empl. needs
unfurn. efficiency or 1-bedrm. apt,
NV or Wis. ave. vic pref; max. $50.
OR. 4592 after $50 Sun. 22'
Evening star., 1952-06-21
SOUTHEAST

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Evening star., 1952-06-21
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.

Det.. fG 5 ims'. 'In ais Baths > i lot Scxlso:
garage. Ideally situated for con-
venience to bus stores. schools.
Owners moving to new home, must
find quick buyer. Ewes. phone MIR.
Sims. FA. 59S7. to Inspect.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 K st. NV. Realtor. Ma. 0753
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-REAL BUY
Detached Colonial mansion. newly
converted 3 lovely apts., new furn-
ishings. potential income over $400.
Bsmt. apt. to be developed. Per-
sonal affairs cause sale. Easily f1-
nanced. Reas. Cash down. Agt. RA.
63o1 -22
Evening star., 1952-06-21
Super Market

Self-service super mar
ket, located in one of the
most promising commu-
mites of Metropolitan
Area of Washington, D.
C. Latest type of equip
ment, air conditioned
store, 45x100. F. M. Sys-
tenn. Doing over $1,000
per week; long lease at
reasonable rental. Fix
lures and equipment
valued at over 100000.
Average stock approx.
$4,000. Price, $175,0
plus stock. Terms will be
discussed only with re-
Sponsible and financially
qualified party. Box
291-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U. PARK-BY OWNER.
renew. 5 bedrms,, : Baths U1s1; porches. HdMs
modern kit,' zon oln4xIs; lgee;, lot,, oil
AER!cAS Ri e GNfv iRST Eh fAkk@s2s ss9s 800:
det;; frame; large corner lot; price
includes furniture; 4 bedrooms. CEN
Call JAMES E; SCHWAB; OR. $500;
AMERrcAN sEfs Ml ltSSa 1Siv' OF FIX! k76gs: g. Anss
Beaut., white brick Colonial; 2
oWNER, cSsPS; heT oR. eSnS; oosd; take LSf trade
BlRiGHTWOOD. 72s Somerset pl.;
$4,000, terms; 6-rm. semidet.
brick. built-in garage. h.-wh.. fully
equip; kit: immed. possession; sale
BR1GGTWooD III HMNSSj open rakoma are area;
very stately old Colonial residence in
lovely condition. occupying nearly
"a acre of beautifully Handicapped
level land in this desirable and high
Iy convenient residential section; &
rms. q bedrms.) and bath. plus .
Slate roof; 2-car garage: Oil h.-w.h h
sale: FRANK S. PHILLIPs. Di
l411; eyes. call LO. 4-7444. "a
BRIGHTWOOD CORNER-Must be
sold This brick home offers COM
u
has rms. and tile bath; 3 porches
C incl. and heated; auto. heat and
and refrigeration; garage. etc.
Owner will accept reasonable price
and terms. W. L. MOORE. DI. S917.
BRfGHfiTSWotoD-rakoma area-Near
Walter Reed. Very lge. det. frame.
tastefully decorated and modernized;
1st-f1oor powder rm.; 4 big bedrms.
and modern tiled bath on End fl /;
immense attic; beautiful lot 72x20O.
Best offer buys. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS D1. 1411. Ewes. call OIL. 57o9.
ferred; offers home with bedrms..
e. baths, liy; rm, din: rm.. mod.
snd nsaye R9ecn and ys Ses nssE sansD
rent. Direct from owner. No agents,
Open 2 to 8 Sat. and Sun. 1928
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. 1902 oliver
CH. CH.. MD.-New 4-bedrm., 21a-
bath rambler; best section; easy
financing. Conn: ave.-older house.
house, SssFRs slad: 'e5R oMNE eonS5fsF oR oosd S@s
- In-town residence OF
dignity and charm; 5 bedrms.. 4
baths. library. drawing room. kitch-
en-, pantry, Gear garage. oil h.-w.h.
caFter or psi 5i7s g. G foid + dRHHATTE RaS1s MTs
Realtor, 1918 K st. NV. MA. O753,
KENT--Top-auality home in one OF
the choice restricted locations in all
Washington; white brick center-hall
Colonial Of finest quality: includes
hsdsn, boTary and nd lay. on .h bst f.; lovely
excellent detail and fne appoint
ments. such as were characteristic
of homes built in this area about 10
years ago; priced very sensibly for
immediate sale at $4,000. FRANK
8; PHILIPS. DI. 1411; eyes,, call
MT PLEAssANr-Home and e invest
basement; low rent; present Income
better than 10es. net; price: S2l 500.
fS with SAMUEL HHEb''R. Z. BodLEY. ssl " ssl Mc.'
NRBRAsKx Eli assS eSsf HSE. !o S1ss4 Sass ! blocks
of Conn. ave. is this excel. 2-story
det. brick home. Attrac. center-hall
plan; 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths, fin. attic,
nice side porch: large rear yd:; hot
Price reas., with good financing
!. NELSON HUGHES. OR. $685. til
2 pm. --22
1906 4th ST. NV
Excel. 2-story row brick; 8 rms. and
and bath; fine kit; new Bryant gas
Good terms. Immed posS. j. MEL
SON HUGHES. OR. 1896 TIL 8 PM.
--22
vALLEY-Prewar: in estab-
1ished section; attractive center-hall
rooms. baths; owner building new
home. Cali JAMES e. SCHWAB, OR.
$500; eyes,. WI. 140o or OIL. 1893.
Evening star., 1952-06-21

ARLINGTON-Close in; 7-rm. home;
liv. rm.,. din: rm.,. kit, knotty-pine
screened side porch. utility rm.; all
rms. lge.; gas radiator heat; beauti-
ful landscaped lot with Dutch garden
and fireplace; on bus transp., walk
ing distance to Hecht'S and Kann's.
all shopping, schools, etc; $125 per
no.; vacant, JE. 2-3O04 -o5
Evening star., 1952-06-21

HARDWARE STORE - Located In
small rural town. near D. c.; doing
good business; can be purchased at
n inventory and eauipment; total
price, So 500. Cali JOHN A. WENTZ,
Realtor, AP. 0900 or WA. 1888.
COR. BAR AND GRILL-Downtown
opp. bus terminals; doing $500 daily.
easily increased by right party;
$4,000 cash down handles. BOB
HOLLANDER, exclusive. 1411 Pa.
ave. NV, Ma. 9743. -22
GROCERY STORE, with living quar-
tiers; ideal for couple who, want to
netted over $4,000 last year and
can be increased; small investment,
with large. returns; price includes
all real estate, situated on / acre
OF ground JOHN A. WENTz, Real
GROCERY STORE and
meat market; this business will be
is capable Of Operating operating this fAt; type Stc1 Of
business. Owner will sell at a
give-away price to this type of
person; JOHN A. WENTz. Realtors.
TAvERNwBar and dining room, ABc
business plus tourist trade. with
mod. 5-rm. bungalow and . acres of
land. Beautiful location for motor
court; will accept down payment
but sacrifice for cash. Can be seen
any time. Phone Browning 996-J-2
FOUNTAIN concession, good oppor-
tunity for right man. WOoDLAWN
PHAR.. 1919 N. Glebe rd.. OK. $500.
-22
SPECIAL BARGAIN, Barnette's sea
food restaurant, and adjacent gas
station, doing tremendous busi-
ness. Owner i'll, must sell at once;
easy terms. Come to Deale, Md.
today or call West River 6131. Mon
LADIES WEAR STORE, on l4th st.,
$500 will handle.
BAR AND RESTAURANT. at Pat
uxent Md. So. 900 total price.
DEPT. STORE, at Solomon'S Island
Nd. $1,000 will handle.
All of the above places are proven
money-makers. D. SISLEN. Broker
l2ll-A Conn. ave. NV. RE. 3195
Evening star., 1952-06-21
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

WILL MOVE 1 OR PIECES or Q
households; after 5, all day week
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night: reasonable rates. OR. 5657
MoviNG ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
seperate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. OlO4. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC. testab. 1906l
tEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storaGe.
Reas. Ia. 2937; eyes,. GE. l4l6.