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Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02
Milford Grange News

At the last regular meeting our
State Grange officers were our
guests. Milford folks are always
glad to have our State Master, Har
ry G. Johnson and his fine group of
O-wOrkers. Master Johnson, State
Lecturer, Mrs. r. R. ElstOn and
Mrs. Paul Mitchell, National Home
Economics Committee Chairman,
made brief comments on interest
ing phases of Grange work.
This meeting also represented the
18th year of the local Oranges ac-
tivities. Mr.. Howard Moore spoke
on the valuable part it had taken
in the Milford Community in the
past, and expressed a feeling of as
surance of it's continued success.
Our newly formed quartette, COM
posed of Mr.. Douglas Fry, Mr..
Jacob Brown, Mr. William Michel
and Mr.. c. H. Wood. gave several
numbers. The absentees really
missed a treat in that. Also, part
of the program was a skit by Flor
ence Humphreys and Mrs. Edith
Lacy. Mrs. William Michel was an
nounced the winner in the word
contest, words formed from letters
of the word citizenship. which is
the theme word of the State Grange
for 1862. Mrs. Michel received a
very pretty plant as gift
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02

Information and entry blanks
can be obtaiped quickly by writing:
Festival headquarters, Box S95. Po-
comoke City, Md.
There will be many prizes given
out to winners of different classes
within the main divisions, Mr.. Hen
derson said. There will be seven
cash awards handed out tc differ
ent fire companies.
There1l be a S125 prize for the
best appearing fire department. $75
for runner-up and $25 for third
best appearing; $50 to the company
coming the longest distance with
25 or more in line; $50 to the best
fire company auxiliary with 25 or
more women in line, and $25 to the
runner-up; and $50 to the company
with the most men in line.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02
State Odd Fellows
Met At Georgetown
teontlnuea Lon as DO

AS a part of the special musical
service, THE Old Rugged Cross"
was sung by Norman c. Waibel,
Grand Master and his staff.
Union Lodge No. 3, IOOF, and
Mary Rebekah Lodge No. Is, were
host and hostess to the visitors
Georgetown members served as
ushers and provided a parking SER
vice. At the close of the morning
service, luncheon was served by
Mary Rebekah members in Jones
Memorial Hall.
Among the Odd Fellows Lodges
represented were Jefferson No. q;
Hope Lodge; Mechanics No. 4;
Fairfax No. s; Eden Lodge no. "a,
all of Wilmington; CeEterville No.
81. of near Wilmington; Phiiode-
mic No. z, Dover; Golden Rule No.
II, Milton; Ocean Wave No. 43, Re-
hobOth: Amity No 20, Camden;
Crystal FOunt No 10, Milford;
Morning Star No. 6, Smyrna;
Friendship No. %, HOckessin; Char
ity No. %, Laurel; Hebron No. IA,
Seaford: Fidelity No. 25. Frank
ford; Caesar Rodney Junior Lodge
of Wilmington; All America Theta
Rho Girls, of Wilmington. Rebekah
Lodges present included Margaret
c. Pyle, No. II, Milford; Liberty No.
10, HOckessin; Doris No. 9, Viii
mington; Queen Esther No. 5.
Grubbs Corner; Rachel No. z, HaT-
rington. Leah No. IS, Rehoboth
Martha No. q. Laurel; Miriam No.
| 20, Seaford. Out-of-state Lodges
represented were Paul Revere No.
I184. Summerville, Mass; Upper
Birmingham Lodge No. $40, Elam'
Pa; and Harrisburg No. 68, Har-
risburg, Pennsylvania.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02

Classified Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02
DeMolay Will Hold
Annual Convention
continued from nrst page,


which was instituted on March 90
On Saturday morning at $50
O'Clock, the convention delegates
will convene at the Masonic Tenn
pie in Newport for a business ses-
sion. Officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. Following the meet
ing a luncheon will be held. Mem
bers of Armstrong Lodge, No. 26,
AT & AM will provide the lunch
con under direction of Joseph r.
Qualk, master of Armstrong Lodge.
The afternoon meeting will be
devoted to tour of points of in
terest in New Castle Avenue, start
ing at 2 o'clock.
A banquet will be held at 6 p. m.
May 10 at the Masonic Temple at
Newport. The Five Points Chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, will provide
the dinner. A dance will follow at
IS p. IN. Music will be by John
ChOwning and his orchestra.
Devotional services will be held
at II a. m, Sunday morning at st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, Eighth
and Shipley Streets, Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02
University Plans Big
Sub-Station Field Day
CONTINUED from flrst page,

will also be open for inspection.
The Sussex County, Artificial
Breeders Association will hold
their annual Calf Show in cOnjunc-
ton with the Field Day. There will
also be dairy exhibits. and the Ag-
ricultural Extension Service staff
will join with the Experiment Sta
tion to plan other events.
Professor Eugene P, Brasher, of
the horticulture department, heads
the planning committee. Says
Brasher, THE Extension and Ex-
pertinent Station stats are joining
together to show how the Univer-
sity serves its state through agri-
cultural research and teaching.
The Field Day will give us another
chance to talk with farmers about
new farm developments and how
our research can help them. We
hope to make this enlarged field
day an annual event from now on. y
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02
Washington College
Commencement June I
CONTINUED from first paRel


He was a member of the House
of Representatives in the 73rd,
74th, 10th and 77th Congresses. He
left the House to serve as Cover
nor of Virginia from 1912 until
1916 and has been at his present
post since 1947
During World War I he served
with the Marine Corps and the
French Army.
The Commencement exercises
conclude a three-day reunion for
alumni of Washington College. A
full program has been scheduled
by F. Spencer Robinson, alumni
secretary, and the reunion commit
tee.
Highlights of the reunion are the
first alumni golf tournament to be
held, at the Chester River Yacht
and Country Club, on Friday, May
30, and a baseball game between
the ShO'men and Baltimore Univer-
sity, on Saturday, May 81.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-02
Prizes Are Listed For
Mammoth Chicken
Festival Parade June II
from first page,

FLA Chapter floats. drum and bugle
corps, bands, fire departments and
boy scouts and girl scouts, and
veterans organizations.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
NORTH CT ERE RD
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

2147 F ST. N.w.-Front bsmt. studio
ssa s@ Sc s5oefsF tx. xIad5S aS5s IV' shower; SO.
GRANT CIR. N.w.wNewly dec studio
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-sgie. rm., 3rd
A.; dbl. rm., 1st A.; conv.- transp.
1881 CLIFTON sT.-one rm. with
sls ss1'shsR sf H. Il 1897 ssS sssr sfSy s'feRted
for slnsle eiri: So! I'm month. sst.' '1tfs; I45s
UPTOWN, 1925 Park I'd. n.w.-1st-h
apt; Empl. adults. $11 and S13 pei
NEAR CAPITOL-Room with sepa-
rate kitchen, semiprivate bath, $40.
4lg New Jersey ave. S.e. -
SINGLE; running water; newly dec
Ink, quiet girl: S35. 1349 Column
DUPONT Cir. AREA. a151 st. NV,
-,,EXceptionally lge. front rm.. 4
furn., twin beds for 9 or 3 persons.
Everything included for comfortable
door; $3.50 week.
1922 FAIRMONT ST. NV, of 14th
st;-Attractive double Ink. rooms,
S12.50 week.
COLORED-N.E.-Desire sHle. lady,
permanently empl.; modern furn..
refgr.. range. washing mach. stor-
monthly EX, 34OS. III. 7-f;164 -
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APARTMENTS WANTED

RENTING IN JUNE: Refined couple
wants large attractive apt. in Va.
max. $11O including util.; 2 bed
rms, iv. rm., din. rm., kit. Call
RA. 1868 after Z or write w. T.
GAULT. 1725 Juniper NV.
CLEAN, FURN. / rm., kit. and pvt
bath by Govt. man of good habits;
state rental; address and telephone
oNE SHmOeT; oR T%o RS1 iaSIT hS5RoSM Sta untnr.
snse coupe IN no shd4sn Sdg net
109-T, Star. A.
SMALL FURNISHED apt. by couple
VI Eitn s-s4e4 ! Child Gail before IL &. m
FREE Landlords. applicants ualtin,
ior your Turn. or unturn. apts. OF
houses or sublets. WASH, va. white
open Z Gays. MA. 0O0l.
WANTED-Responsible lady will sub.
let or rent furn. 1-bedrm. apt. ir
I down town NV. apt bldg. DI. 1890
@ Ext; 6gS 9-l pm. .-3
wan "a IL rEDwFyrn; .o,. apt;- / Or z rms.
Mrs. BA1LEY.H y se 3. fuesd ss En-. ss74 81
FURN. OR UNFURN.. 1 or . bedrms.
Nv. rm. kit. bath; NV. pref. neal
transp. Box 1O5-T, Star. Sc
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, woman
is looking. for apartment or house
within driving distance Of Alexan.
mediate occupancy. .
WANTED-Furnishe apt, or 9
rooms bath, kitchen. In downtown
white section; by employed salesman
months. Box 36-T. Star. e
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AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK


WITH TWIN-SIZE BEDROOM AND
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR.
First time offered; custom built brick
in practically new-house condition:
has two other twin-size bedrooms
and bath on second floor: large
fenced and level yard; close to
transportation. schools and shonping.
CLEVELAND PARK
CLOSE TO TRANSPORTATION AND
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF
FRIENDS SCHOOL AND JOHN
A very livable English designed brick,
with hall, living room. very large
dining room. library. powder room
and. a large, completely modern
kitchen: 4 well-proportioned bed
rooms and 2 baths: stairs to hoored
attic; full basement with playroom:
2-car garage.
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts. Sumner g. Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR, 4464
Offices Open Daily and Sunday
81 am. tn q pm.
Uist Your House With Us)
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YOUNG GIRL to share nicely furn.
apt. with others. Pvt. bedrm.; $40.
10. 2-4S59, after $50 A
18th AND PARK RID. VICINITY -
Comfortable eSs1s vtb cdnDsdn 1oSsdFm art BLDG
$50 monthly. call DE. 6944 after
$50 pm. weekdays; all day Sat.
BUS. 1c eSf; GIRL desires share s-bedrm.
Part; T,I1;,urs furni noa apt; NV; s.I has some
at WITH sSoher sSShs wSRan SO Reef ssFf sso
DOROTHY COLEMAN. ~ -
S;E:-Girl to share attrac. newly
stap aRs sssh Gssef 81 asSsi sar bus
YOUNG GIRL to share apt. in Sc.
sonv. transp:; complete privileges;
REFINED YOUNG MAN, 21-3O. to
apt: bldg. NV. wv; section; & u ali privileges
YOUNG MAN with furn. 1-bedrm
apt. in Alex. mr.. airport. wants to
share with another young man. XII
GoVERNMENT GsISsssi 1ssG va; pMjRoa;RkER-part-3sime 3I
equipped, newly painted. 3-rm. apt.
with another girl; excellent NV.
l9eati1ni RS SHis sgtsr sg9ny. transp'; 500 mo.
ARLINGTON-Gent to share s.
rm. emodern apt. with another; all
cows: $3.50 wk. Ov. 1870 before
GENTLEMAN to share complete fur.
ished one-bedroom apt. for S45 per
month. GE. 1854 between 12-4 D m.
MAN wishes to share with another
man, cool furn. apt. in NV, section,
RE. 1929 after 8 pm a
TV.. etc: $40. Call LU. 1-5O61, q
Evening star., 1952-04-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG COUPLE, employed. desire
3-bedrm. unfurn. house; George.
town or equivalent NV. section
$l25 max. WO. 6O55 after d pm
DO YOU NEED some one to assume
your lease? Govt. Official needs
furn. apt. or furn. house for self
wife and child. S125 max. Best
refs. NE. 9130. 10 pm. 3
MIDDLE AGED CPLE. want 2-bedrm
gas-heated house in NV. sect; $l0(
to S110; no brokers, EN-. 1895. -:
UNFURNISHED, 3 or bedroom ram
bier or detached home. NV. or close
IN Silver Spring ngod preferred; 21yes'
4725 -
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

TO SHARE-3OO r. I. ave. ne
Ink, room and porch, twin beds
nv. refgr; and phone; $3.50 wk
coLoRED@xTrRAcr1vE -o1g; ROOM s mr.
18th and r. I. ave. ne: Couple OF
people; home for the right people
have use. of house plus phone anc
kit: landlady wants company. LA
c6I7654; DE; e2S6: .
ployed man; Conveniently located
234 F st. ne. Ii. 6-4755. "a
home privileges. 6l14 Just st. ne
LU. 4-2373.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W

313 5th ST. S.E.-Nice lge. rm., mex
to bath. Conv. to transp.. mr.. Govt
bldgs:; $3.50 wk. AT. 1852. .
1850 A ST. S.E.-Front room in ouie
home Of 2 adults: $40 mo. FIR
CAPITOL HILL, 2 adj. studio rms.
l or 2 bachelors, pvt. bath, refgr.
not plate PVT. entr., maid serv.; en-.
after &. -
MEN ONLY-Nr. Navy Yard. 1 blk
from Pa. ave. Sc; entertaining
priyils.: age 2l-45; II. 7-5572.
hOOM-.COLORED MAN-All privi.
Or call ME. 9O45 after pm. g
COLORED-1S22 A ST. S.E.-Large
furnished rm. for couple; privileges.
Ii. 7-6957. .
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country; safe storage II
ssperate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 01O4 UNION STORAGE
CO. INC testab. 1906)
LOCAL and long distance moving
Call day or night: LU. 2-2203. -
will accept surplus furniture part
payment on your moving. storage
MOVING HAULING-7-DAY
a.m.-9 pm. MARVIN. ST. 1000
Evening star., 1952-04-02

GEoRGETowN-This 1sh-
It. wide f1at front-row brick,
; rooms and bath. coal
h:-w.h. needs modernization
OF kit. and bath, decorating
in and out. $500 should
more than cover this work.
On 35th pl., near T, just
on Wis. ave. Priced only
III 800. This Is q rare bar
gain. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000: ewes. EN-. 1896.
NEAR WALTER REED = Detached
spacious Groom house. immaculate
condition. oil heat, lovely lot, (4O II.
Wide) metal garage on alley, walking
distance from schools. supermarkets
and transportation Consider your
hoHse 5oHs in trade. Mr.. Maury, tn.
MARSHALL J. wApLE co
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334O
423 INGRAHAM ST. NV
Large lovely row home in this con-
venient neighborhood with three
spacious bedrooms and two baths.
Side. hall plan on first floor, Garnet.
ing included. Detached garage. Call
Mr.. Clark Georgia gOl1.
tExcluSive)
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3340
. VIRTUALLY IN ROCK CREEK
New custom-built center-hall brick Of
4 bedrms., 212 baths. surrounded By
giant oaks. Please call MR.. BEN
NETT. MA. 6341. RE. 1893.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
HOUSES TO SHARE lcont. }

WHOEVER, with 'teen-age daugh.
ter5. desires furnished house or apt,
2 or 3 bedrms., during June, July,
August; prefer n. or NV. sections.
OR. 1864 after z pm. a
Evening star., 1952-04-02
FARM 3 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up; get our
pSfI, tTss e ssSipasss apaE srs1ds snd save money;
FtAGsToNEEE NEE WoRkGFerroocess WSGhkX1cF; La s4S7s rs
places; retaining wall, pipe drainage
Work. F. MARcUcc1o. esIt1s os0Is: Rockville, srGns
Nd; Rockville 1888.
Tt3PsoILmVery tor soil good, rich topsoil
reasonable. Cali HI. 1898.
AZALEAS, hardy fleld grown; all col
ors and sizes; 50c and up; Wholesale
q 5, retaiii Open Sat. and Sun.
CLEAN FILLED DIRT, topsoil. blue
Stone; road gravel. SAND; hauling
grazing tree removing. 10. 3-5579
LARGE everbearing gem strawberry
plants. s. per 100: all other var
lsties Stn strawberry plants. 81 per
Spring, Md. Evergreen 4-3S46. "a
DESIRE WORK cleaning yards, cut
ting grass. etc: suburban areas.
Cal Can Ios no. 9221. am. or 8 pm; ali
1,;sE SsIs, "SRK; 4 reasonable re- free EST II
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. all varieties,
s1to Fl osr, TssrhoGv loo, parcel post prepaid;
ETison and everbearing red Indian
Summer; creeping phlox; primrose,
iris; S. bushel; peoples. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Colesville. Nd, r. F. D. 2,
RSe SiiVsr Spring. Md. Call Evergreen
VIRGIN ToPsoIL. best quality, any
quantity; immediate service and
delivery: landscapinE. LU, 1865,
NO. TOP SOIL for SALE lge. or
small quantities. WA. 68i4. -5
COW MANURE, well rotted. 50 per
10 bushels. 81 per 10 bushels, So 70
for . bushels. Delivered, WA. 1898
LANDSCAPE GARDENING - Special
lists in. fine lawns and gardens; top
soil; tertilizing; lining; spraying;
1ScRET cRETLFx IkN5E. 81. fSSs1 S9sT. ..w:d =,
GARDEN Flowed and narrowed;
Low, standard rates. Call wi. 06s4.
INC CUB TRACTOR as low as s715;
STARK BROS, since 1916: order now
ALL AIiGSiSs, KINDS NuksTEaR;YS' Ta;S' Stockton
wood, yews. hemlocks; outlet for
Waynesboro Nurs. FIR. 0678.
GLADIOLUS BULBS, $40 per 1000;
soors s%oer ST. ST. s. 5P per 1899 99s Gso1n s as
ave: Silver Spring, Nd. I'll 40
MALL SAWS, new and used parts
MALoNEY's: INC. silver Spring,
GENEKAL LANDsCAPING. azaleas.
shrubs; evergreens, pruning. lawns
tenance. Evergreen 4-4O37.
NEW EQUIPMENT-IHC Super A.
E, H and M tractors. plows. cult.
ierti sdsat att mowers, harrows leaders,
mer mills, shelters, power units,
hea,yy heavy and light disk. wagons and
balsr. saw. cement mixer. "si New Idea
spreaderS, corn pickers. wagons and
corn leaders. Brillion grass seeders
ana and -.pUrv pulyerIaers: sprayers' cream
barn equipment. I. H. c. and New
service. MALoNEYs. NC. s'' silver Saq
Spring, Md. JU. S-3333.
UsEP sId IGU.r GUifMENTCF-29 eagltiyator
with cult. and mower. F-12 with
case with cult; H tractor with cult;
B cultivator, H or M cultivators, two
1d.td. 1d-in: PS,; Pi1ws; PapeG ensilage har-
ensilage cutter. New idea mower.
New Holland baler, disk ploWs for
Cub A. c, F-12 H and M tractor.
Hart Parr tractor spring and peg
na6Tows; nndT , garden trastors; Meyers
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 8-3333.
TOPsOn
II you want the best. you want soil
from the rich Patapsco Valley. HI.
1904. after 6 pm Ia
HOME GRAPE COLLECTION-Red
I,utie Write Niaoara ana pI,e 80
Evening star., 1952-04-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

bsmt., screened porch, attached ga
rage, S1S5. Also. smaller 8 rms.
without screened porch. $155. Cali
Mrs. Christman. ALLIED REALTY
CORP. 5000 Wis. ave. WI. 6649.
GEoRGEToWN. 10 rooms. ~. baths,
sSHoEMAKER. 81 1719 X st. NV,
NO. ARLINGTON-Desirable s--oom
home with den, breakfast rm.. pow
ideal location. Minis downtown OF
Pentagon: lease responsible family;
iSnclydine heat and utils.: S195. ia,
FoR FS5s6?s %oN4Hss&inS;.,v Sr n Hss53i75; ,ur1i:S.t
cades uetiss hHnis sss2 Gs ST. ST m2rsh 4gs IN
CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms., IL
baths, for, rent from April / to
row, RANDALL H. HAGNER L. CO.
INC, 1921 Conn. ave. DE. $500
NICELY FURN. HOUSE; 3 bedrms.
and s;s6 pm; sis7,5s per mo.
III r. UPsaL Psai ST. s.E.-Modern a e-Tm,
house, IA baths, gas heat; .conv. to
oOlllHS duu NdS4l fLeSSdTCn. 81
mo. MAX MILLER. 500 IJth st.
Sc. FIR. 2100. .
BETHESDA Naval Hospital area: g.
bedroom and bath, nicely furnished;
available at once, S175 month.
": G. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MIENT CO. OR. 4464. "a
BETHESDA-2 spacious bedrms.. den,
dining room. kitchen. recr. room,
living rm.. garage; beautiful condi-
tion. Close to transp. SlS5 per
mo. EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000.
ARL.. VA. 1902 N. Underwood-5-rm-
brick BUNGALOW finished attic. full
bsmt., $135 mo. TIE. 4518. "a
ARL.-Attrac. "-story. 2-bedrm. det.
house: sep. din. rm. full bsmt with
rec. rm.; oil heat; lge yard: conv. to
schools. shopping and Pentagon: |:
desirable neighborhood; avail. April
E; SI35. GIL. 1923 or RE, 5000.
BETHESDA mr.. Naval Hospital; 3
bedrms.: excel cond.: rec. rm.; SlS5
mo. Call MR.. MACHT. OR. 5000.
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON NV
S115 mo: rms. and bath; gas
heat. LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 57O7,
ARLINGTON-Six-r Colonial. large
wooded lot; oil heat; screened porch;
15 min. to city; S125. CHI. O13S.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sale or lease. bldg
and eonip.: excel. location; ready
for business. OWNER, Ii. 3-4243.
TAILOR SHOP, press machine. etc.
Rent $40; lease. $500 or best offer.
MUST SELL. due to illness; restau-
new; near Govt. project. GE. 1855,
RA. OS35. 6 p.m.-1O pm. -
CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT
EXCELLENT location, completely
Information, call DU. 02GO. 3
PARTNER, active, for a profitable
franchised auto accessory in a rap
idly developing nearby NorLnern VIr-
ginia area: moderate capital neces-
sary, experience desirable. Write
stating qualifications. references,
Box 471-R. Star. -
BEAUTY SALON. busy Georgia ave.
location. Will lease or sell to re-
psnti g I, Ho. I S54s or CO. 1888, Mr.
HIGHWAY GARAGE, used cars and
parts; on main thoroughfare to
washington in Montgomery County
on approximately 2 acres Of
ground: Owner must sell and will
burg 299.
TAyERN-RESTAURANT; on and on
sale; good location. by OWNERS,
CORNER 0F SsSS GROCERY near Navy Yard. "a
Apartments and pinballs pay all
overhead. A good one-man store.
Buy, direct from owner. Call AD.
SHOPPING CENTER; 8 stores and 3
apts.; about $4,000 90. IT. of ground,
3l7-ft. frontage on Baltimore blvu.;
S25, 600 cash will handle. Call MIR.
Barnes. MI. 527S, with JOHN A.
VENT, Realtor and Builder. AP.
RETAIL BUSINESS - 3-store opera.
tion with a high volume and con-
financed. Part interest is available
with or without active participa-
ton: PRINCIPALS or their legal ad-
WELL-EQUIPPED, modern solvent
dry Cleaning plant; wholesale and
retail; doing very good business.
For sale at reasonable price: ali ma
chinery in excel. cond. Must sell,
nave other interests. Rox 24-T,
VALET sHoP-Prominent NV cor e
b1tSinss building With xdt las small down payment,
PERRY. 1925 Vermont ave. NV.
D1. S724; ewes, OIL. O947. -6
GROCERY-BEER - Colored trade;
priced very low for quick sale
Owner has other interests. Rental
1or store and apt. $50. Call DI.
1924. mornings only. a.
RESTAURANT, 4-bedrm.. furn. apt.
dOogear lease, easy terms. JE.
-Z-9o30. 4
FOR RENT-Modern gas station at
FOR SALE-Lunch room-beer parlour
business.
FOR RENT-Modern diner. 24-hour
FOR SALE-Five-acre 4-room and
pain; $4,000; D: T. GLASCOCK
Real Estate, Fairfax. Va. Phone
Evening star., 1952-04-02
SPECIAL BARGAIN

WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL?
famous knotty pine
restaurant. modern building; lge
mod. din. rm. and kit; well-eauip.
community, Deale. Md: best fishing
shore ON the Chesapeake: we'll
established business; illness Of owner
forces sacrifice Of this property at
once. You can clear $4,000 net
per annum. Install slot machines
and you can increase this income
S4-$5,000 per ". Small down pay
ment. Call Mr.. ODUM. RE. 5216;
ewes, West River 6131 a
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-vICINITY OF 18th AND
sPPIRING .IsI RD. NV. ,o. = Ne cooking;
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

. ~ tVtOs ~ VAAs
VERY NICE RIM. for refined gentle
man; modern home; unlim. phone;
Pentaeon. Navy Annex. IA. 4-O56O.
bedrm., pvt
y bath, next to shower: unlim,
phone; l mile Navy Annex; couple
Or 2 men; $50 mo. GIL. 3OIO after
dble. rm., twin beds; l
sgle; rm.. nicely furn.; conv. Navy,
Pentason. oW. 9441 after $40.
ARLINGTON-2 attractive bedrms
neatly furn.; l dble, l twin-bed nm. :
ScioSe to Arlington Hall; SIS. OW.
ARL.-sgle. rm.. adj. bath. on bus
line to Pentagon and D. c. Refined,
empl., settled lady. TIE. 1853 q
N. ARL.-Well furnished comfortable
room for couple. Pvt. entrance
close to bus and shopping. OW
2942 or ia. 4-99O5.
NORTH GLEBE RD.
Situated on 2 buslines near Lee
hwy. pvt. residence, 2 dbl rms. SIS
per wk. per person, l sgl. or pvt.
bedrm:. SO per wk.; rms. beauti.
fully furn. Call ia. 5-64s6. "a
Evening star., 1952-04-02
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

LOVELY 2-BEDRM., 3-side exposure;
l0 min. from Pentagon; no brokers:
SH;l $S2.S4 per mo-, includes EVERY
THiNQ. 5228 Sth rd. South. Apt. 6,
NAT5ington; Va; IA; 4-0692. g
en- and bath: lately redecorated
HO. $3.50, ext. 4O3. ~
BROADMOOR, 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
-2-bedrm.. 2-bath apt; large iiv.
rm:. reception hall, large kitchen.
entr. to back bedrm from hail. mo No
agents; OR. GOLF. Sale direct from
1898 M ST. N.W.-3 or s room,
bath, apartment; small down nav
ment;. monthly payments like rent:
Tor details call Office of A. M.
DRAISNER' MA. S03S, 1404 L st