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Evening star., 1952-08-16
A One-Minute Test of Your
NetDs knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
Ru Tau. Ana~,
By Tom Henry

l. TRAGEDY Where did
the worst bus collision in the
Nations history take place re-
Gently?
2. MILESTONE - Europe's
oldest reigning monarch cele-
brated his 80th birthday Au-
gust 3. Who is he?
3. SPAN-The new 4.3-mile
bridge across Chesapeake Bay
is the third longest in the
world. What are the two
longest?
4. GOALS-What team in
troduced basketball to Pope
Plus XII, who had never seen
the game played?
5 QUOTE - Which presi-
Dental candidate said: In this
fight. we must be serious. but
solemn. We must be moral.
not moraliStic"?
Answers.
/. Near Waco. Texas, where
at least 20 persons were killed
and "a injured. 2. King Haa-
kon of Norway. 8. The Z
mile Oakland Bay Bridge, in
California, and the 4.5-mile
/ bridge over the James River
near Newport News, Va. 4.
The Harlem Globetrotters,
Negro basketball team. S.
| Gov. Adlai Stevenson.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
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sation in financial circles and the
used-car business for almost two
years. To get quick cash for other
operations. he bought cars above
the market price and sold at or
below the market level. But he
bought on the installment plan
and sold for cash.
Borrowed at High Rates.
Felipe also borrowed operating
cash from friends, relatives and
others at fantastic interest rates
Of 20 to Is per cent a month. He
paid like clock work.
The lieutenant's dealings never
were fully explained, but it is said
on many occasions he turned
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Contract Bridoe
By EosleY BlackWood


Bridge humanics-playing tn,
people as well as the cards-enter:
into every phase of the game. Ir
recent columns we have been dis.
cussing the best tactics to use when
the opponents have part-score.
North dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
East-West so partial.
NORTH
(Mr AbeD
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70 None
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WEST EAST
tMr. Dale) (Mrs. Keen)
4 10 A Q84
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SOUTH
miss Brash)
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4 None
The bidding:
North East South West
club 1dm'd 1spade 2hearts
2 spades Pass 4spades Double
All pass
I have recommended shading the
usual high-card requirements a
little to open the bidding in those
situations. In following this prac-
tice, however, it is well to consider
your current partner and opponents
Mr.. Abel didn't use very good
Judgment in this respect in today's
deal. His partner was Miss Lucy
Brash, than whom there is nc
1ooser bidder. His opponents were
MIR. Dale and Mrs. Keen-not the
best perhaps. but quick doublers
and reasonably sound in every de-
partment of the game.
In this set-up, Mr.. Abel elected to
open the bidding on an ace, g. king
and queen. Now, Miss Brash, with
a void in her partners suit and
with hearts bid right over her,
jumped to four spades after Mr..
A5el's single raise.
If she had bid only three spades
she might have got a very fine re-
suit, as Mr.. Dale might not have
been willing to double that.
And, as you see, it would have
been pretty difficult to make either
four diamonds or four hearts on
the East-West cards. In other words,
Miss Brash might have got to play
three spades, down two, only 100
points.
Against the actual four-spade bid,
Mr.. Dale opened the trey of dia-
monds, which was ruffed on the
board. The king of clubs were led,
on which Miss Brash pitched a
small diamond. Mr.. Dale won with
the ace and returned the queen
OF diamonds. Again dummy ruffed.
Now the queen of clubs was
played and diamond discarded
from the closed hand. Another club
was led and ruffed. Another dia-
mond was ruffed on the board.
The ace Of spades was cashed and
a fourth club led and ruffed with
the king of spades.
At this point Mis- Brash hoped to
find Mr.. Dale with the lone queen
of spades, so that he could be
thrown in for lead up to her heart
holding. She led a spade, but Mrs.
Keen won with the eight, cashed
the queen, taking Miss Brash's last
trump, and the rest belonged to the
defenders.
Downright 1859 General Features Corr. !
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quick 100 per cent profits on big
deals.
He is reported to own a million
dollars in real estate, taxi fleets of
100 cars here. and in Sac Paulo
alone, two ships. four taxi planes,
and controlling share in a
Brazil-Europe export and import
company.
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Pearl Industry Needs Aid

TOKYO R.-With the help of
government subsidies, Japan's
pearl industry hopes to reach its
Iprewar level Of exports by 1858.
Exports now are about 13l, 200
ounces a year. or one-third Of the
Iprewar output.
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u. N. Aids Lebanon

United Nations technical assist
ance in Lebanon now includes O
child health center, an Institute Of
Pedagogy and training programs
in air traffic service.
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This story is a play on words There
are two ways it can be explained:
l. The total money spent was $27 Of
which SIS was for the room and So for
the bellhop
men equals $50.
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&IRSS|fVAtHS
'NfEsSgED AflANSNAxw
Lost! One Dollar.

Lost! One Dollar.
Three West Coast businessmen registered
at New York hotel and requested q
suite convenient for interviewing prospec-
tive field agents for their hrm.
The manager quoted the cost as $50.
Each man therefore paid $40. Later.
charged them S5. He called. bellboy
TO the desk and instructed him to return
IS to the men. While going to the room
to split SIS evenly among three men so
he decided to pocket So for q tip and
give each man back a dollar. So the
or S27 total.
3x9=27
add 2 dhe bellboy kept)
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Beer-House Testimony Lequl

OSLO.-Ancient Morse law ia
vored contracts made In court.
church or beer house. Beer house
Testimony carried great weight.
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! uke Ny Word for 1t
By fronk Cobb,

isiana, therefore, is: loo-EE-zee-AN-
uh, the main accent falling on the
fourth syllable.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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First N Application

MILWAUKEE,. - In 1899 the
first application for a commercial
television broadcast license was
filed by the Milwaukee Journal,
which now owns WTMJ-TV.
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Answer to swoRDsMAN,

sand, sard, sawn. soar. sworn swan, snow,
soda, Sown, swan, sward, sword wan6s,
ward warm, words, worn, worm, woman,
roads, roam, roamS random, ransom,
rodman. dawn, darn, down. draws. drown,
droSs. dram, mass, monad, mason. morn,
moss. means, mown, manor, morass,
adorns, arson. nard. norm, nomad.
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Word Come
Find Sc or more words in
RIMO ONTHLY,

meaning, occurring or done once
in three months" Average is So;
limit, 35 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats, are not used. Only one form Of a
word Is used Proper names are not used.
list will be published Monday.
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Answer 10 Fun With Figures.

What happened to the other dollari
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04
SociaA
anaRe-sonaZ

Miss Ruth Steinberger, assistant
buyer with a wholesale drug firm
in New York, visited with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Heiner. Mrs. Heiner and
her daughters, Mrs. Earl Sydow
and Mrs. Al Brovas, entertained
at a luncheon at the Westerner in
Miss Steinberger's honor. Guests
were: Mines. Robert Brovas, Da-
vid Berg, Dave Bartz, Irving
Bartz, Edward Kopel, Maurice
Kessler, Albert Gordon, Arthur
Dunes, Max Frank, Hope Sewell,
Jr., Harold Bazar, Louis Broder,
Harry Insel, Frank Kessler, Anna
Schlachtfeld, Hyman Dunn. Mrs.
Broder and Mrs. Bazar were host
esses at another luncheon and
also was Mrs. Sewell, in honor of
the visitor.
Mrs. Ellie Winkeller will be
gone until September, visiting
children in Erie, Pa. and Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Sol SamOrs depart
on the 18th to spend the remainder
of the summer at the Moraine Ho-
tel, Highland Park, Ill. MIR. and
Mrs. Sol Rifkin are in Saginaw,
Mich, until fall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Brown are in Chicago, plan
ming to be gone several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Mass,
Miami, Fla, are enroute home
after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Lazarow. Another guest was
Joe Mass, LA. Both men are
Mrs. Lazarow's brothers.
Mrs. Jack ArOnfeld and son,
Ricky II, are established in the
home they bought at 1924 N.
3rd. Ricky was in Tucson about
18 months ago. Mr.. Aronfeld is
spending several weeks here, re-
covering from an injury and re-
turns to Chicago. A daughter,
Mrs. Joe Crane, comes in August
to spend the winter. Mr.. Aron-
field is with the city sanitation
department and is a Democratic
precinctman.
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Scham,

MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Scham,
Brooklyn, arrived a month ago
to spend some time in Tucson. He
was associated with the garment
industry. Daughter, Rhoda, spent
two weeks with them. They live
on S. Tyndall.
Richard Pearlman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Pearlman, E. Exeter,
is back home after spending the
school term at Norwalk, Conn.
He was valedictorian of his grad
uating junior high school class
and won the oratorical contest
sponsored by the Council of Jew
ish Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schneider,
recently married, are establishing
their residence in Tucson, having
purchased home on N. Croydon.
Mrs. Schneider is from Indianap-
oils. Mr.. Schneider was in the
hotel business in Gary, Ind, ac-
tive for years in the Jewish Labor
Committee and Workmen's Circle
and was Mems divisional chair
man for HAS in Chicago. He is
the brother of Mrs. Ida Fried
man, E. 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie CARRIER re-
turned to Tucson following their
marriage June Z in Chicago, and
are living on N. Tucson Blvd.
Mrs. CARRIER is the former Paul
inc Tannenbaum, who lived here
for several years and until 1850
Mr.. CARRIER is completing his
studies at UA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving OstrOy and
children leave next month for a
motor trip to San Francisco and
up the coast. They will be gone
two to three weeks.
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

Mary Fabian reports to Fort
Huachuca on Sunday for two
weeks duty as reserve WAC
captain.
Mrs. Sam Heifetz and children,
Vera and Marshall, are visiting
in Atlanta, Ca, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Schaffer, for another month.
Mrs. Schaffer is Mr.. Heifetz's S
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz,
E. First, were in Detroit for a
month. They say they prefer
the Tucson heat.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Cohen, E..
4th, are visiting her relatives in
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Sophie Kuperman re-
turned from the East accompa-
MED by her sister, Mrs. Joe
Schuster, Jersey City, who will
remain for the summer. On the
18th they go to LA for a few
weeks. In Detroit Mrs. Kuper-
man and Mrs. Emma Landwald
were entertained at a luncheon
by Mrs. Chas. Berger, former
resident.
Mrs. Ada Gallen and son, AL
vim, are visiting in Paterson, N.
J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stern, E.
18th, are entertaining her sister
and children, Mrs. Harry
Schwartz, Harold and Eleanor.
Mr.. Schwartz and two other chill
dren will join them shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Trilling
spent some time in La Jolla. Mrs.
Trilling IS now in Chicago and will
be followed by Mr.. Trilling in
several days. Their son is attend
ing camp in Wisconsin.
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

Newcomers from Chicago are
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Yalen and
children, Billy 10, Dawn 6, living
on N. Stone. He plans to open an
auto parts and accessory business
here. They are friends of the
Samuel Kaplans.
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

Sidney Williams is in New
York to bring the family home
by car after a visit of several
weeks.
Mrs. Alex ROsen is at the Med
ical Center convalescing from re-
cent surgery.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE, NO CHILDREN, desire 2.
bedrm. furn. house; permanently
situated in Wash. Best refs. AID.
HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in near
BY Md. or NV. D. c.: free apprais.
ais; no delay. For complete rental
HaY fssylce; Co. DsGne sGa e2as. y today rEFFY
AT oNGE: Two bedroom unfurnished
with basement and garden; close in.
Call FIX. 4160. Ext. 1924; evenings.
M R sSIG; g RR;nk% RS9m ug;n.r sSS nou.. y. r..r
Anacostia; nav. on; 3 infants under
3. Box 366-M. Star. 20s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desires 2 or
8 bedroom unfurnished house; rea-
sonably priced. Woodley 6055. IT,
UNFURNISHED 3,bedrcom det. house
esrs: approx. $i5o mo. UN. SfSS.
NINE TO FIFTEEN room house
wanted; unfurnished in Dupont Cir
wHNfhES sli hEfs r6 81 kENg Wv With privilege to
buy: 2 or 8 bedroom all-year- round
Committing dist. Of b. c. Phone
N1xa3 ~ 1894 offidER aftsF S$9 SSSsIRRFs RT s6.a5
hsrsDdan hDgss n ATinss9Ra coq9p9.y 99sS prefer
NAVAL OFFICER desires unfIrnished
May j occup. KE. 3-5024. -I6
FAMILY OF s. refined adults, or
more bedrm. home In. best NV. or
suburbs; guarantee house to be
kept in same condition as now; $100
per mo. Box 201-L. Star.
RELIABLE COUPLE, 2h-yr. child !;
desire unfurn. 2 bedrm. house or 1st
a. ant; exc. refs. GE. 1892.
AGENT HAS TENANTS for furnished
and unfurn. houses in, the District.
For dependable tenants and quick
rentals call MR.. WERNER at DI.
1900; 1890. eyes eyes; ana s,.sl Sun Jo: ;. 2-se@S;
Bethesda Chevy Chase area. Ref
erences given. Phone MR.. TEPPER
TOD To-Day at at wo. e4oo. or tomorrow at
HAVE CLIENT for well-furn. home.
to $500, also unturn,; 5 hsdTmS;; to
WI. 1885, OR. 1888.
COLORED-FAMILY MUST (vACATE
project dwelling. Desires 8 or more
bedroom house. Ii. 3-S267. 16s
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YOUNG SETTLED COUPLE desires
no. 1886. . to II am. Ia
AMERICAN CHINESE empl. couple,
no child. desires unfurn. large /
bsdrn. Or bedrm. apt. in apt;
pay up to $110 rent; misht buy some
turn. 4 rent low. DR.. WANG, RE.
1870, EX. 3402, ia. 4-0205. l6s
YOUNG COUPLE with baby want un-
furn. apt. list A.. or outside entr
IN Hyattsyille.-Co College Park area. AP
ll4o' sat. or SUM- until 10 Pm.
UNFuRN. EFFIc. in mod. apt. Bldg
BY Govt. empl. bachelor; to S65
sssl HX r.f 66 SR SSSs Gu Sun area sr .ssl Ria
GGNTIIEiMAN. bachelor apt. furn' ns o,
Mar ss i4ssT scE ssS.n, siG ssasast' sssr. about
YOUNG LADY, emb. empi.' desire,
Turn. efnciency apt. in apt. bldg,
Conn. ave.-Chevy Chase area. by
Apr. il !; max; $s5. DE. l772 OF
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire
unfurn. apt. in D. c. Don't drink or
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire
small furnished apt, private bath:
eT csh 'sstiSa ssaSav. oeTfHpanszy TT szss April st
WANT FURNISHED APT. or house;
reas. rent and buy furniture; conv.
trsnsp; Bog 327-M Star.
Arl: or Alex. March "a to July /.
IN HOME near capitol-unfurn.
apt, liv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath;
settled woman; reas. Box 4O0-M.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes to
sublet furnished apt. April or May
through August; NV. section pre-
ferred. WI. 1888. 3.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED stu
dfo or basement apartment with
fireplace and kitchen; max $40. TIE.
CAREER GIRL-Desire to share part
1y furn. 2-bedrm. apt. NV. only. or
find another interested in locating
something comparable. Box ABR.
LOVELY efaciency, NV. by Govern
nent lady, immauclate, cultured.
Box 405-M, Star.
CONGREGATI0NAL minister and wife
desire 1-2 room apartment. kitchen,
bath; Immediately. Box 365.M,
6bAE.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

WEST HYATTsvILLE, MD. lady will
share 2-bedrm. house with / or Q
people; dog and garden lovers pre-
ferred. UN. 1869.
TWO GOVERNMENT GIRLS to share
house in 8. Arl. Call OF. 9233. 17s
TWO GIRLS-AI home privileges;
dble. rm.; mr.. transp. HO. 9065..
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HOUSES UNfuRNlsHED.

FALLS CHURCH
Three-bedrm. rambler; full hsmt.
|Two.bedrm., 2-story; equipped Kit
Three-bedrm. bungalow, equipped kit,
pulldown stairway to STORAGE attic,
S125 per month.
Two-bedrni., 2-story; equipped kit
incl. washer; fun bsmt.. SllO
month.
Two bedrms.. 2-story; full bsmt.
equipped Kit, 500 month.
AL available for immediate oe-
cupancy.
G. I. Hanowell Co., Realtor
FA. 5777 PA. 1893 or IA. 1900
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE Restaurant: has seating
alton; modern kitchen: yearly busi-
ness $4,000. on best entrance in
Winchester; plenty parking space.
Price S45, 900 90.
8 ACRES Of land, 10 room home with
4 baths: located on, Shenandoah
river. Suitable for. sl1ruhbery gar
den and nursery; also desirable Tor
RUNNER resort. Located At end OF
Royal Ave. Front Royal Va.
BRYAN sToTLER,
els N. Loudoun ST., Winchester. We.
GROCERY STORE. WE'LL EQUIPPED
AND STOCKED. WEEKLY BUS.
CREASED. OWNER I'LL. PRICE
REDUCED TO $1,000 OR BEST
OFFER. IF SOLD THIS WEEK;
REMEMBER, IF NO INCREASE IN
INCOME WITHIN so DAYS, YOUR
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED lN
FULL. YOU DO NOT TAKE ANY
CHANCES. NATHAN SILVER. tow
Err BLDG, ME. 2151.
DELICATESSEN. IN residential neigh
borhood; beer license; 81, 500 mo: ;
inventory $1,000. Priced, $4,000,
lock. stock and barrel. with small
down payment.
ANTIQUE store in choice Conn. ave.
location; $1,000 inventory. Ask
KENMORE REALTY co.
735 11th s.. NV
FIX. 34R0, ia. 1908.
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BEAUTY SALONS
OFFERED BY
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS

$500. FULL PRICE
4tn ana PARK I'd. area. $500 cash
handles. Rent, 500,
MEDICAL CENTER
Just on Conn. ave. 3 wet units. wen
DowNTToewHNi' Orr TooPPr1cfEE fEms mssIpc,
Rent. S65 incl. ali utilities and maid
seTyice, excl. business for 2. Price
, 18th AND COL. RID. AREA
Lovely large shop. 4 operators. n
wet units. Price. $4,000, terms.
BROOKLAND
NE 9eighborhood. long estab.. good
So. NEARBY VA.
Several nice selections. Terms can be
arranged. Shown Sundays and eve.
nings or. on your day or. Miss
- NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
Kent. sos. Ideal for one person,
SsLvER sPRINd AREA
Beautiful mod. equipment. Amply
Brown, OIL 1858.
Sc. OVER THE BRIDGE
MODERN equipment. 3 operators.
Shown by app. Contact.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS
432 Bond Bldg. ME. 6540, HO. 1910
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LqE. BRICK COLONIAL 5 bedrms..
porcs pg 5 u di bnth hrm ber;n: stt; :cr i ssss ssss
gar. on lge. lot. In lovely neighbor-
hood. 10 min. to town and Pentagon.
Navy Annex. Conv. schools. shop
ping. bus. $3.50 mo. Cali ONCE Of
cH. 5i0o. Open o TIL o. ow. 800
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ORDWAY 64O2
REDRMS 1M BATHS

CONVENIENT Boiling FIELD
Galveston sc. s.e.. Modern semidet.
house with separate dining rri., elec-
tric dishwasher. garbage disposal.
full hsnit., gas heat: $12S per
month. Call Mr.. Orphin. LA. 6-0260.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH d CO.. Ma.
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DOWNTOWN LOCATION
s.rm. row brick home with oil i,.-w h.
Good cond. Avail. Arril /. Sl35 mo.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1920 K st. NV. ME. 1929
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ATTENTION

Gas station owners. Larse tire
organization operating several chain
stores desires tire lease dept on
premises in Wash. and suburban
afea. Minimum $500 mo. with no
Expense to owner. Call Ju. 5-7140
RESTAURANT FOR RENT
Large, practically new. fully-ecuipped
restaurant surrounded by 3 acres
annole parking space. ideal site
under large oaks for outdoor tables:
long frontage on highways, Rts. so,
20 and 211, carving heaviest traf-
nc; Immediate possession. Phone
GARAGE AND FILLING STA.
Located on busy highway in fast
growing nearby community. Present
owner. who Is no mechanic, showing
good profit. This Is Q real op-
portunity for 1 or 2 men. Eyes,. call
Mr wsNTs ESTnss. ssI,oi MI 5sas Cisn cpa9 JOHN iS
MAKE ME AN OFFER
For . real gold mine right here in
this area. This Is . very well-estab-
lIshed restaurant-tavern; doing over
$500 a day. and must be sold right
Liberal terms II you are experienced
and ready to do business now. WA.
5000. -18
IF YOU ARE SELLING
And have q better type business or
1905
CHANTKER & co.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

UNIVERSITY PIX, MD.
Vacant. $40 mo. To inspect, cali
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. Ma. $500.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

NATIONAL VAN LINES, direct long
distance moving to all 4S States.
Check our rates, call for estimate,
ST -222 days or JU. 7-577S eve
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. OIO4. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. lestab: 1906D.
Jobs. any time. OR. 6657 or DU.
1857. after IL noon. Ia
MOVING, DAY OR EVE. small OF
Large lob BY vsn exper; men; aSA5 geas. rates;
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
Teas. ia. 2937; eyes,. GE. 1416.
l7e
FERMAN'S TRANSFER co.
Local and long distance moving,
Serving the District for 25 years"
Ewes, Sat, sun, KI. S-4219. Me.
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MOVING!

hold: reasonable; DE. 3511. 17s
MOVING, HAULING-7-DAY
Week; no lob too small. ST. 1000.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
3129 PATTERSON ST. NV
New modified ramblers. 4 bedrooms
ga baths, large living room with
hreplace. full.size dining room, an
aH-electric kitchen with dishwasher
garbage. disposal. range exhaust
fan and lots. OF cabinets. All bed
sliding door closets. Patio full base.
ment. excellent location, convenient
transportation. Blessed Sacrament
Parish, Lafayette, Alice Deal and
Woodrow Wilson Schools. S225 pei
month. Homesite Realty Corp.
e.. NANNINI
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VIENNA. VA.

Four bedrooms, 9 baths. 2 livins
rooms, with flreplaces; dining room
equipped kitchen; large fiagstont
living terrace; small guest cot.
tage. s sarage;. gracious atmosphert
Saoo. Sltn comfort; . shaded acres
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Phone Vienna 900, 1891. 377.
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GROCERY BARGAIN
mixed trade; 5000 wkly.: from 81,
rent, lease; $4,000 complete. incl.
substantial stock; $1,000 down.
SELF-SERVICE MKT.
Same owner. IA yrs; beautifully
equlpt.. with 6-rm. apt; colored
trade, doing $1,000 wkly.: con-
sistent money maker; first time
offered for sale. This store is a
sure thing and will suit the most
discrimina ating buyer.
SUPER DELICATESSEN
Doing close to $4,000 wkly.. mostly
cash and carry; good lease at reas.
rent; ideal for partners; may be
bought for S22, 500, lock. stock and
barrel; only $500 down.
SUPER MARKET
In new development, locked-in loca-
ton with no future competition;
doing now $4,000 wkly., mostly cash
and /carry; aged owner cannot
handle bus; any livewire can almost
/, double bus; good lease at real low
rental; store is beautifully equipt.
and priced low for quick sale. Only
For Further Details and for Any
Type of Grocery Business. Call
Mr.. Ben Epstein, With
Evening star., 1952-03-16
We HAVE SEVERAL Weil-furnish

WE HAVE SEVERAL well-furnished
houses In desirable locations which
may fll the needs Of your family. !.
Chevy Chase. D. c., 10 rooms, 2
Foxhali Village. z rooms. 2 baths;
Overlook DIR. alexandria. 2 rooms,
N. Columbus 81. Alexandria. 9 rooms,
one bath; SIS. ,... .
rooms. . baths: $500. - A'"' :
fHoS. ). FfsHER 9 Co, INC. fSS
18th st. NV. pI. $3.50. -16
Evening star., 1952-03-16

DelicateSSel1 and Grocery
Excel. loe. Rsas. price. 10. 7-6775.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
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FIRST COMMERCIAL
Eight-room. 2-bath house; lee. corner
,ot shop; ,.ss center. inssTssc nH;s ds heayy ;y
able doctor, real estate bldg, ideal
for ANTIQUE shop. etc. Reas. terms.
sale or viii lease. Glebe GAL. --t6
USED CAR LoT location next to
5000 Wilson blvd.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP location. $40
Leesburg pike across Cilmore Shop
ping Center. NETZER, ia. 5474.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

CHINESE AND AMER RESTAURANT
Completely furn.; excel. location;
don't have to buy. For information
call HU $500. 1T