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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
1st Presbyterian
Pastor Will Talk
On Missionary
Trip OF apostle

Perhaps one Of the most dis
appointing experiences in the life
Of anyone would be to have a
very important message say Of
freedom and life, and then meet
with nothing but deaf ears and
indifference. This was the exper.
ience of Paul on his first mission
ary journey when he visited the
island of Cyprus with Barnabas
and John Mark. BY chance he
finally reached Sergius Paulus, the
Roman pro-council, and not only
converted him to Christianity but
gained the support Of his high Of
Mce. This stirring episode in the
Life of st. Paul win be shown in
pictures Sunday night following the
evening prayers in the First Pres
byterian Church, White at Wash
ington st. at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday will start af this church
When parents and children as
sembIe for the Bible School at
$3.50 q. m. Mr. John Archer. the
Superintendent, will begin his
school with q song service and
welcome newcomers TO ....ihe
school and TO the community.
The various departments will sx.
tsnd . most cordial welcome to
new scholars and families will
find an age group for every
member Of fhe family.
The morning service viii follow
ut IL o'clock. The Rev. Ralph
Rogers will give the sermon using
as his topic ''Contagion Life or
Death" Many people In this day
labor under the illusion that the
world was Elade for them and like
children want all the privileges and
advantages and favors without
giving anything in return. This is
like q rotten apple in danger Of
spelling the whole barrel of apples.
Paul outlines In the 18th Chapter
Of First Corinthians, the discord
that can come from members of
the body, they eye, hand, feet,
when they are not co-ordinated in
to perfect harmony. So can the
church or any organization be dis
rupted and destroyed when mem
bers fail to work together.
Miss Martha Morris, the organ
ist viii play fol the prelude at the
morning service "The Swan" by
Saint Saens The anthem by the
choir is 81 viii extol Thee" by
Lorenz. And the offertory is Sara
bande" by Bohn.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Without hearts there ID no home.
--Bryon
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22

Tie family circle Is the 50.
preme conductor og Christianity
--Henry Drummond.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Seventh Day Adventist's Fund
Drive Will Continue For Week

The Seventh-day Adventist Mis-.
sions and Charities Appeal will
continue one more week.
A correction should be made in
the report given in last Mondays
Citizen. It was stated that men,
bers of the denonomination give
$50, 900 each year for carrying on
this program, this figure should
have read $50, 900, 900. Pastor Mat
hews revealed that this is the de-
nominations 46th annual campaign
and during the As years about
$53, ,00O, 900 has been contributed by
friends, this has been greatly ap-
preciated and every penny has ben
used to bless humanity. "These
donations are not used to pay the
salaries Of workers, this is taken
care of from within the denomina-
tion," the pastor said.
Adventisfs operate l65 medical
institutions around the world.
They maintain . medical sdves-
iion center composed Of 9 pro.
fsssionaI schools 400 psrsons
have received diplomas and de.
sress from the ~ year old insti.
tuition, 400 nurses are graduated
each year from Adventist hospi.
tails.
n II were not for iFe help Of
our friends The work would Of
course be less extensive.
Do not miss an opportunity tc
have a share in making this cir
Gle Of mercy grow for the local
drive is especially designed tc
help bring an active uplift pro
gram to Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-22
Union Service
Scheduled Here

The Rev. Harold II. Link will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon
at a union service Of the down.
town churches, Thursday morning
at the First Congregational Church
at 10 o'clock.
The participating churches are
the First Baptist, First Congrega-
tional, First Methodist, Fleming
Street Methodist, and Temple
B'Nai Zion.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Society to Hold
Social Meetinq

An informal get-together, with
q program of cards and refresh.
ments plus white elephant table
and sale of homemade food, viii
be held Saturday evening at the
OAR Chapter House by the Soci.
ETY. of Mayflower Descendants.
Frederick c. Whitney, new gov.
ernor of the society, and Mrs
Whitney. will be among those who
will attend.
Patrons for the evening event
include Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice H
Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh L. Net
Teton, Mrs. William Sherman
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith B
Colket, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sum
ner Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford w
Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T
Mcdonald, and Mr.. and Mrs
william D. Sterrett.
Mrs. Hersey Mur1roe is chairman
Of the committee on arrange.
mentS.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
.Gon1n1o Phi Beto
Schedules Supper

S. John crawley, secretary Of
the Summer Outings Committee
of the Family and Child Services
will be the guest speaker at q
buffet supper meeting of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter Of
Gamma Phi Beta international
Sorority to be held at $50 pm
tomorrow at the home of Mrs
Cicero F. Hogan, 9219 Mintwood
street. Silver Spring, Md.
The chapters annual commu-
nifty project for many years has
been to provide camping for un-
derprivileged children. In this
connection it will sponsor a fash
ion show March 6 at the Wom-
ans Club of Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Russell Page of Baltimore
province director, will be a guest
at the meeting Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

q Patronesses Of benefit per-
formance which will be given tt
raise funds for a George Wash
ington University Women's Activi-
ties Building. will be honored al
q tea at 4 pm. Wednesday in
Strong Residence Hall on the
University campus.
/ The play. "Three Men On A
Horse" will be presented at $3.50
pm. February 81 at the Arena
Theater.
The patronesses include Sonora
de Panaherrera, wife Of the Am
hassador of Ecuador: Sonora de
Dreamuno, wife Of the Ambassa-
dor Of Costa Rica, and Nine.
Nykopp. wife of the Minister OF
Finland, all Of whom have daugh-
fers who are students at CIV.
y Other patronesses are: Repre-
sentative Reva Beck Bosone, OF
Utah; Juvenile Court Judge Edith
Cockrill, and Mrs. Wilbur Carr
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., and Miss
Helen Newman, trustees Of the
University.
Additional patronesses include
Mrs. Robert E. Freer. Mrs. John
.. Horton, Mrs. B. Harrison Lingo
and Miss Jane Lingo.
The performance will be spon-
sored by the undergraduate Or
carnations for women at the
University and presidents of these
10 organizations will be hoStesses
at Wednesdays tea.
Miss Penny Seleen is chairman
Of the student. committee plan
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Modern Marriage
Budget Wisely in Order
To Stow Out Of Debt

most costly. II you are not
familiar with the non-profit con-
sumers' organizations that test
articles and tell you which is the
best buy. write me, for their name
and addresses CA self addressed
stamped envelope, please Youi
public library probably has theil
bulletins.
4. Pay cash.
5. Save regularly. no matter
matter how little. And remember
that the only way to save money
It's not to spend it; generally. the
only way not to spend it Us tc
lplan in advance. Learn how te
mend things, how to use left-overs
successfully, how to avoid waste
Your public library can supply
many books on this subject. Lei
the children join you in figuring
out ways to live better on less
money. Make this year the turn
ing point in your financial
history!
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Sorority Plans
Dinner Dance

The Alpha Province of Beta Ch
National Sorority viii celebrate it.
Bath birthday anniversary with
ldinner-dance to be given thi'
evening in the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Antoinette De Chard O.
Alpha Nu Chapter will be toast
mistress and Mrs. Mildred Muehl.
haus of Mu Chapter will give th'
invocation.
Mrs. Ruth DiMisa, nationa
president, will install new mem.
bers before the dinner.
Among those expected to attene
are: Mrs. Pat Bittner, honorary
member: Mrs. Helen Martin
province secretary; Mrs. JOSEPH
Grant, province treasurer: Mrs
Emily Cronin, chairman Of thu
Washington Council, and Mrs
Margaret Lawson, secretary Of thu
Washington Council.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
CIV Students to Give 7 eo
For Benefit Putronesses

ming the benefit and vice presi.
dent of the Women's Activities
Building Fund Board.
Among the tea guests expected
lin addition to the patronesses
are: Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin
wife of the president of the uni.
Iversity; Miss Elsie Carper. chair
man of the Woman's Activities
Building Fund Board. and repre-
sentatives from the six women's
alumnae groups on the board;
Mrs. John Ghizzoni. Kappa Beta
ri; Miss Mary Ann Sames. Phi
Delta Delta; Mrs. Charles Ihle
Phi Delta Gamma: Miss Phyllis
Nichols, ri Lambda Theta: Mrs
Harry Gusack, Columbian Women,
and Mrs. Donald Pine, general
alumnae chairman.
Senorita Argenta Penaherrera
will play the guitar and entertain
guests with songs of Ecuador dur
ing the tea. M
Those who will pour tea in-
clude: Miss Frances kirkpatrick
Miss Helen Lawrence. and Miss
Myrna Sedwick, all members OF
the University faculty, and Miss
Carper.
The building fund campaign
was initiates in 1889 and is con-
tinued by women students and
alumnae to raise money for a
building to provide recreational
facilities for use of the students
and graduates as well as for the
Women's Physical Educational
Department. +
Evening star., 1952-02-11
$1,000 Given
To UDC Fund

The Robert E. Lee Chapter. No
GA, of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy has announced
donation of $1,000 to the national
organizations fund for erection
of a memorial to Robert E. Lee in
Washington Cathedral.
The amount was presented at q
recent meeting of the chapter to
Mrs. L. NJ. Bashinsky, Of Troy
Ala, ex-president general Of the
UDC and chairman OF. the Robert
E. Lee Memorial Committee. Al
the same time. Mrs. Bashinsky
was made ans honorary, member
of the local chapter. IL
The group had already CON
tributed approximately $500 tc
the fund, thus making its total
donation $500.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Club Arronges
Benefit Porty

A benefit luncheon and card
party to raise funds for Arlington
Hospital will be sponsored by the
Woman's Club of Lyon Village at
1880 pm. Thursday In the Lyon
Village Community House.
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds is gem
eral chairman Of the event and
viii be assisted by Mrs. William
G. Watt, Mrs. Paul B. Rosenber-
ger, Mrs. John c. Starns and Mrs.
Walter H. Garner.
The benefit party is the clubs
sole money -raising activity Of the
year.
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Garner
are handling reservations.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
By Dr. Paul Popenoe

Mrs. 4. is discouraged. i thoughl
surely we'd finish 1851 without
Iany debts" she writes, ''but nj
matter how much I scrimped, We
never seemed to get ahead, and We
have started 1852 in the red-the
same old story. It seems hopeless
Not quite. Mrs. /. II you'll look
around, you'll discover that some
people ended the year In debt
some didn't In the same income
|bracket. It's getting harder every
year, we'll admit. But it's still
possible for any ordinary family
Ito keep out of bankruptcy! The
experts suggest these points thai
I'll pass on to you:
/. Watch the price Of small
items. Every one watches the big
ones. It's the little ones that gel
away from us. Maybe you don't
think that saving 2 cents on a %
cent purchase amounts to much
Try thinking Of it always in terms
|of percentages: II you pay 10 cents
instead Of 20 cents you have saved
10 per cent Of the purchase price.
That's a big saving!
2. Work out sensible budget.
You don't have to go into minute
detail. The important thing is to
decide in advance what you want
the most because You know per-
|fectly well that you can't have
everything that you wanti II you
need help, write me in care Of
The Star for copy of. my MINI
|eographed suggestions. Setting
Up Spending Plan" It will be
sent with the compliments Of this
newspaper, but please inclose a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request.
8. Don't fool yourself with the
idea that lit always pays to buy
the best" II BY 'bests you mean
Expensive. There are innur11erable
instances in which a less expensive
article actually is better than the
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Rodio and tn
Program T opic

Two radio and television person
|alities, Hazel Markell and Joseph
Wershba, will be the guest speak
|ers at q meeting OF the Washing
ton section Of the National Coun-
ell of Jewish Women to be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center.
Mrs. Markell. who Is with the
Mutual Network, will have as hel
topic, Washington Whirl." She
recently received the Charm Insti-
tute Award as the most charming
woman In radio.
Mr.. Wershba. q member OF the
news staff of the Columbia Broad
casting system, win talk about
some Of his experiences, including
Ia recent campaign tour with Sen
Iator Taft.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
USPHS Wives Club

Pancakes and Printers Ink
will be the subject of a talk by
Miss Lucia Brown, holnemaking
editor of the Washington Post
at a luncheon meeting of the OH
GERS Wives Club of the United
States Public Health Service to
be held at 1890 pm. Wednesday
in the Bethesda Naval Hospital
OfficerS' Club.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Tuesdoy Club

The Tuesday Woman's Club
viii meet at 1880 pm. tomorrow
at the home of the club president,
Mrs. Walter S. Erwin Of 560T
Fourteenth street NV. A discus
sion and display Of flower arrange
ments viii be given by Mrs.
Amelia Thomas.
Refreshments will be served by
the hostess and her committee.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Belle Hoyen Club

Charles c. Wall. custodian Of
Mount Vernon. win show color
movies Of that historic estatesand
also will relate incidents of the
life and travels Of George Wash-
ington at meeting Of the Belle
Haven Woman's Club to be held
tomorrow in the Belle Haven
Country Club.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
Artist to Speak

Miss Olga Dani, portrait painter,
will be the guest speaker at a
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Medical Society of the Dis
trict to be hefdat liam. Wednes-
day in the Medical Society Build
ing, 171S M street NV.
A feature of the meeting will
be the election Of the Nominating
COMMITTEES.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
To Talk on Anna

Margaret Landon, author OF
"Anna and the King of Siam,
and Never Dies the Dream" will
be the guest speaker at meeting
of the Washington Club to be
held at II am. tomorrow at the
club. Her subject will be Anna
and l."
Evening star., 1952-02-11
To Visit Israel

Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Brenner
plan to leave Washington on Sun
day for an extended trip in Eu-
rope and Israel. Mrs. Brenner is
an active member Of the Women S
American ORT and will visit many
Of It's trade schools in different
countries while away.
Evening star., 1952-02-11

Mrs. Marshall s. Roth, wife d
Brig. Gen. M. S. Roth, has beer
appointed chairman of the Thirt
Annual Air Force Of1icers Wives
Club Fair to be held April 5 al
Boiling Air Force Base. Gen. ane
Mrs. Roth reside at 312 Glover
Way, Alexandra, Va.
In addition to all service person.
mel. the public has been invited
to attend the event scheduled from
8 to 10 pm. on that date.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

CATHEDRAL AREA.
r,pe. brick formal home of lge. pro-
portions on quiet .dead-end street.
Contains 4 twin bedrms.: z pains on on
Ard. Built-in gar. INEZ CUSHARD.
Realtor, OR. 1892. -
Evening star., 1952-03-23
MOTEIS

Route Il; IL rental units with pvt.
baths. incl. 2 mod. cabins. snacl
bar leased out for $1O0 mo-; house
with 2 apis. $4,000; $4,000 down
l; IL modern cabins, house;
ioc.; $45, 900; $4,000 down '
3-Route 301; 8 modern cabins, g.
rm. bungalow; 2 acres; good inc;
$40. 900; $4,000 cash.
va; 8 frame modern cabins, large
house with small grocery and gas
ias SsatiGn fay acssS C6 Nth g9G6Ey excl sssb
5-Route 301; AAA; 16 mod. cabins,
coffee shop: oil h.-w.h.; large acre
age, inc; 100000; $4,000 down.
Gibraltar Realty, JU. 7-6109
I'VE Specialize in Tourist and Motels''
Va. Md, D. C. 73S 5th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
E-10 TTIE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MARCH IS, 1859
Evening star., 1952-03-23
New-House Condition
UPPER 18th

SUPERHLY CONSTRUCTED DE-
GT6iIs GTA6GiHED BRSass BRISK HONE WITH IsT: srA-
EEAYTf1sINaS' FF65ua iRkaoooSash3S6 kooSs 3aN6
-FOUR ROOMS AND 3 FGLL BATHa
LOT 5lxlls. RECREATIoN Room.
1895 WITH PQWDER ROOM: q.
soEp riE THE oWNERs NiR 4 coou5uNTR97 o5 Nns97
ESTATE AND THIS HOME MUST
ToDAY's MARKETTf IN N ScsooNSsTrRuc. soS
5oS on AHR TRRMs sMkIcE ExcHGsIVs HHSSINe w2i sfa
JAMES CARR, Realtor
927 18th ST. NV. EX. 740O
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL ROW BRK.,
Just off N. Capitol ST.; convenient 70
everything; has liy rm:. din, rm.,
Kitchen. 2 inc!osed porches, 5 bed.
Mf5ssss MS Smith 0Ss sa;a nsss'f Sss koesR Gs
c6I6srSn IsIsPa Ave: 1s 10, 10, eS2o % wsS
carfare from this wonderfully cony:
llocation; For appt. too see. eslI
sHocKEY, Reeltor. 500 Kennedy
coi6RED 81 SiT N To- acsi Saooi i.t ST. TSf...
completely refinished: vacant. SIS.
81, SSSSSSn ,S's - s sppt. "A. "A. 1908. assas; :, Us
Tr;s 1oo@a Sab, ist M Sss Ssf y.ssn. ss14;
ONCE Of 4. X, pRAisNER, i4o4 L
st. NV, Ma. SO36 TIL 4 pm. daily;
sunday IL to 5. 20
for beauty shop or dentist; 9 rms.
Terms: f.. " NATHAN I1SS DtvXfi. 81 800;
Dsn poSms S,ssheA Arrsnssd snS bath e :ssS :DsSs
ton, cali MIR. BAKER. MI s757
CoLoREDwvACANT-open sun. ..
5. Move in with deposit; very. good
ave-; rms; mirrors In liy. rm. and
din. rm.; brick garage; front entr.
to bsmt. MR.. BAKER. MI. 1857. RIA.
coLoRED - sEMDETACHED. three
Iss2i and EssF ssf'1 QUICK iH'ls;s$ ::
COLORED-$1,OO 900 DOWN. rms;
Sherman ave-: bsmt., gas heat. MR..
CoIoRED-.NEAR eoTRE6. Ne R0'GRfHfffi 'GGRifFfFffTiH STA
DIUM-6-rm. row brick. water In
kitchen, lights and gas. Price
$1,000, terms. Call F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, RE. 1881; eyes. 10.
coIoRED-ssoo oi15Rf BL. 10th ST. NV.
80 rms. 2. kits. 2 baths; excel.
cond.i gas h.-w,h.; $500 down:
yds: and gar. W; B; winthrop, EA.
CotTLaoSRED-NR. 1eth AND ALLISON
heat. LOUIS RUDDEN. Ex. b7o7.
c6EoRED.HERE SE RED: is your oppor-
tun;ty. Beautiful 20-ft. row brick
at Iowa ave. and Allison St. spa
cious rms. incl. 4 bedrns.. mod. tile
shower bath; oil IL heat; eat: property IN n
Mr.; TUCKER tessS SssSS. with with sERESTETF R SITT
COLORED-Detached brick Cape
Cod; practically new; rms, bath,
gas heat, rec. bsmt. with bath.
COLORED-UPSHUR ST., bet. 18th
and I4th-Modern desirable Colonial
brick, g rms, 2 baths, recr: rm.; OIL
BENNETT. MA. 6341, RE. 1929;
COLORED-s-ROOM BRICK, bath.
gas heat. wall-to-wall carpeing;
reas. terms. LOUIS RuDDEN. Elk.
ET0T (2E CAhR
Evening star., 1952-03-23
GIFT SHOP
ON-OFF SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK near
st. AIMS Church and school. post
war brick, 6 lge. rms. 2 tile baths
lge. fenced yard; gas heat; can be
purchased at reas. price. LEGUM
A., GERBER, Realtors. OR. 5000
AMER1EA%N III can UNIV. pARK-1a-yr. r.-old
brick Colonial; 8 good-size bed
rooms. 2 baths and sundeck on end
noor. Large living room. fireplace,
good-size dining room. kitchen,
lavatory and screened porch on lst
nsasa Sa s'aSafS sts gesasu Glsd sa1a wS aRS
many fiowering shrubs, Owner sell
BARNABY WOODS - WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial. 1st a. den and bath. 8
bedrms... 2 baths on 2ndh Rec. rm.
Es1y EzGsl7snt cHssR sendisiSp nSa1rv EN- N 1900.
BRIGHTWOOD'S BARGAIN TODAY.
35 Sherman Circles rms, baths.
incl Kitchens arranged for 2 FAM
lilies; large corner lot; new-house
con-; vacant; gas fuel h.-w. heat;
hTd d.. tirs s. up. and I.daoS down Must sn sell
down This is Q bargain. To reach:
Out 18th st; to Kansas, right to
IAfas!SH HAkRY o. fftE STEELE. ar RE. o4as. sa eli.
cHEvY CHASE, D. c.. s2l .5oo-This
close to schools, transp. and Chevy
Chase Circle shopping; has 4 bed
rms, ia baths and with 9 slight
amount Of paint outside will make
the right party an unusual and
fie'sf see e. shadsLEY hH@s hEAITY 1s S0S co so
CHEVY CHASE, d. Ca pleasant
surprise awaits you when you see
Grated ies In excel. . taste ssutari throIshout out
Near schools and transp. Many ex-
tras are included. carpetine. modern
mirrors. vertical deep freeze. We
consider this. one Of our best buys
sIiEasEY as Eisn KEFY sfEz sssd eo 6snetpss os
cHHSY THas y GHaggE. gn y. o.-D.t. brick. 4 is
a. den and u bath. 8 bedrms:. {
baths; Rec, rm; EM. 1900. CHEVY
cGGE1SsE GHEAsE SEAsF sEAsFY GGooiioN,Ar-ariek Goi
center hall. 4 lge. bedrms.. 2 till
baths on End mr.; stairs to 3rd fir
Lge. liv. rm.. irepl.; French door
to screen porch. library. powder rm.
din. rm;, all elec. kit: .bsmt. rec
sm ,maid's rui: and bath; gas ht
! sIse. REALTY BROKERS. INC.
$500 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. close to. Circl,
/ DE luxe. new. det. 2:st. ,and-bsmt
tom built; immed. occupancy; :
lovely bedrms.. Q baths, liv. rm.. din
rm.. kitchen with din. space, servic,
rm,, powder rm.; 2 fireplaces. beau
tiful recr: rma maids rm.. hSbb'
750, $3.50 Legation st. NV. Opel
1 IN tn a. OWNER. HI S643
cHEvtY = cdAsE RAMBiIIERR-Bricl
center hall: Ice. liv. rm., din. rm.
ail- elec. kit, 4 twin-siEe bedrms.
s tile baths, bsmt.. rec. rni.,. maid
Ym. and bath; Gas a;-c. beat. 2-ca G..
10 inspect, OR. 0049 or DE. 31Se
! REALTY ,tHRoKERS, INC. $50
Conn, ave,
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Here is q compact, corner store,
nicely equipped; excellent lease; can
be easily handled by one man or
q couple.
Merits Investigation If you are On the
market for q store Of this type.
Shown BY appointment. Please con-
Evening star., 1952-03-23

4 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
ADJ. ROCK CREEK PIX.
OPEN SUN. 2 TO 6-Det. brick and
stone with center-hall plan; liv.
porch, lee. din. rm., breakfast rm.,
spacious kit. buffers pantry, pow
der rm.; End fioor, double bed
rms. 2 baths: Bird fioor. 2 I'm. rms.
bath, 2-car built-in gar, bsmt. with
maids rn1., powder rm... wine cellar,
coLoEAbo ce ajlHini AVE AVE. NV. NV ST. 70 e'is
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV, Realtors. ME. 54Oo.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
ROCK CREEK PARK
AND ONLY $14.95O

Lovely g rooms. 1h baths. built-in
ing over beautiful palk. Call 7. ".
MEDLEY. HI. 6777 d4y o. night.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
WEEKLY SPECIALS

WEEKLY SPECIALS
BEAUTY SALON
To lease, furnished; wet units. 3
operators; 5-yr. lease; rent, 5000;
heat and water furnished.
SNACK BAR
80 9th st. n.w.-Owner away; sac
rifice; 81 900 cash handles; other
restaurants, cocktail bars, cafe
teriaS, etc.
APPAREL MART
Nearly new merchandise on con-
signment; busy location; now doing
81 800 mo-, can be increased.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
432 Bond Bldg, NE. 654O. Ho. 791O.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Motor Court. Restaurant

On river and busy h'way: $500
income reported last yr.; completely
eqpd. dining rm., furn'd cottages;
main bldg. 40x4O With 4 rental
rms, nice cottages-all overlook
river; sacrtfice price. $3S, 800;
STRoUT REALTY, Falmouth, va.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN

REALTOR RE. 1886
TAVERN-COLORED
Doing over $1,000 wk.; long lease:
seating capacity. 90; mod. equip:
money maker; priced to sell. In
vestigate,
LUNCH-SODA
Doing 5000 wk.; 5-yr. lease: S110
rent; beautifully equip, easy to op-
crate: payroll, S105: $4,000 down
2026
Brown Investment Corp.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

no WHITTIER ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 Pm. TO DARK
4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS 80.
Large: custom-built detached brick
floor. center hall plan. living rm.
with stone fireplace. dining rm.,
den and kit. with breakfast space.
Second floor, 4 spacious bedrms... 2
modern tiled baths, stairway. to in
oil h.-w.h.. detached 2-car garage.
A home well suited for comfortable
living and entertaining. Trades con-
sidered. Mr.. Washburn. To. 2091
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3S46
Evening star., 1952-03-23

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Det. brick With first-neors sI, bed
nursery and 2 baths on 2no
A. An finished , 3rd g Ma MA 5eWn. Ra1ce'
with monthly payments less
than rent Will consider
smaller property or notes IN
Mr.. Poland. with DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000;
ewes. LU. 1-7069.