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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R- Industry lead
ers differ widely on just how far
they should be expected to 90 in
helping older people make the Of
ten difficult adjustment to retire
ment.
Pensions aren't enough, many
believe. An increasing number of
corporations are developing pro-
grams-some starting five years
before retirement age-to help old
er workers get ready for the
change in incomes and daily hab-
its.
Is this industry's responsibility?
The National Industrial Conference
Board quotes today the personnel
directors of two large corporations
both unnamed by the board
with opposing views.
One says the problems of work
erS ''in their declining years now
constitute challenge to American
industry-a challenge we cannot
disregard, and with a solution that
we must not place into the hands
of government"
The other, however, points out
that his company provides a PEN
sion, continued life insurance and
visiting nurse service, but he adds:
81 object to the implication that
by paying an individual fairly for
services rendered, ar industrial
concern acquires any greater re-
SponSibility to shield citizen from
the rigorS of personal life than
you personally assume response
bility to the corner grocer who
has served you for years"
Looking into the pre-retirement
programs of a few out of many
companies that have them, the
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10

Davidson's work." Bienstock said
firmly.
Sitting at lunch with the Bein-
stocks, | could tell they wanted
to veer away from the subject Of
his clients, to their favorite topic,
their daughter and Son-in-law.
"Without any help from me he
has sold a first novel which he
knocked out evenings in Cincinnati.
My daughter helped edit it, but
my son-in-law wouldn't let me
handle it for him. He said he
wanted this first novel to be COM
pletely his own project"
Selig Seligman, the son-in-law
not only sold his novel but got a
whopping big advance from pub
fishers William Sloane.
The story would not be 50 IN.
usual If Selisman were . sfrUs.
Cling young writer. He Is not. He
Is . busy executive Of a motion
picture fieater company, has
been a Washington lawyer, eouF,-
seIIed at the Nuremberg trials
and leads a busy life as father
Of three young children, The latest
Of which is new born.
His new book Honey On The
Hill'' meaning Capitol Hill in Wash
ington will be out in the spring.
PRIZES:
Since the last prize award went
to Miss Edith Mccarthy for the
SCOOP OF THE WEEK viewing
of Crown Princess Marths of Nor
way and Mrs. J. w. Lakso for the
Earl Goodwin interview, this column
has awarded no prizes. Though
many readers have turned in good
feature story ideas, none of them
have had that immediacy or sig
nificance that we classify as
news" The following prizes are
therefore available for readers who
turn in a hot tip leading to a news
break or to an interview with a
really newsworthy personality.
Keep your eyes and your ears
open and call this column at our
new number 1851 or drop US a
card at The Citizen.
Win one Of the following excit.
Ing prizes for fwo Of course:
A round trip flight to Fort JEFF
ferson, Dry TortUgas IN Col. Pen
Edgar's Sea Plane.
A round "trip flight UP HE Keys
or an hours flying lesson, eovr.
fesy EaraIdo's Flying Service.
A day on a charter boat fish
ing in the Gulf or Atlantic, or
spearfishing.
A night at ihe Key Wesfsr Or
ffe Key Ambassador with dinner
and breakfast at RaUls resfaU.
rant. A day at their pools.
A night at ths Casa Marina
with dinner and breakfast af ihe
hotel.
A day of hesvtifyine o. Mar.
tins, isie Hair Siylist. This in
eIudes . permanent wave by Mar
Tin, . facial and . manicure.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
KEY WEST IS MY BEAT
By SUSAN McAVOY

Bienstock in the Jack is bach
his favorite resort resting be-
veen handling the financial lives
q huge stable of authors, for
ign correspondents, artists, and
elevision celebrities.
Nathan Bienstock and his wife
Erived at The Key Ambassador
est week and are happily summing,
winning and fishing before going
hack to New York for the busy
fe Of the master mind of the
money bags of the nations lead.
hg creative and journalistic ca
serS.
Bisnssoek began by merely sell
tsS insurance TO some Of The
leading creative men and wo.
men of HE nation. He urged
Them TO put their money in some
thing Solid rather than blowing
u On fancy clothes, trips, or
hinges.
Advice on insurance became
advice On alimonY, purchase Of
IeoVntry estates, and even the
price Of Iaystfes for certain over
seas correspondents.
Today Bienstock not only handles
he finances of writers and actors
Ind producers, but he recently be-
tame the manager of some 2O(
works Of art created by the late
sculptor 10 Davidson.
Je, me dynamic and eslebrsf-
ID had that earefree business at
Sifvde of many artists when he
ram into Bisnsfoek. He had got
Ten himself In some fine finan-
eisl tanglss, too much overhead
On On elaborate oVer-prieed
studio, and outstanding obIisa.
sions. Biensfoek whose sole idea
Is 70 save money for his clients
took over.
He ruthlessly cut down JOS ex
penses, got rid Of the financial
entanglements and made the great
sculptor solvent. When he die6
last year, his widow was one mor'
grateful Bienstock client.
Now Bienstock has the job o.
6isposing carefully and profitably
pf some Of the great works left
by the sculptor.
One Of his last commissions be
fore his death was the modelling
of busts Of the leaders of Israeli
These were recently sold by Bien
stock to an interested foundation
Remaining in the collection, how
ever, are political leaders, some oi
whom are out of favor today but
viii be of enormous historical sig
nificance later.
The plasters Of a sculptor are
always a problem, Bienstock told
me Monday at poolside at Th'
Key Ambassador. Rodin and Hou'
don and other sculptors left these
plasters which were then taken by
inferior artists who turned out
miserable reproductions Of the
masters work.
"That is not going TO happen Ia
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Remote Islands
Now Have Talkies

BERNERA, Outer Hebrides,
Scotland R-Talking pictures r.
nally have come to stay on TINS
tiny. lonely island northwest A the
Scottish mainland.
Postmistress ChrisSie Mcleod
informed the outside world by tele-
phone Tuesday how the first talkles
were put On this week m the
schoolroom hall. The power was
generated by an engine nom the
boat Of one Of the islands hSheT-
men.
Many ot Bernera's so inhahi-
tanis had never bothered b see
silent films before. 20 'You can
imagine what q sensation talkies
were" said Chrissie.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Wednesday eeaznber TO- 1857 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Pages

yond IS, During the first year he
must take one month off without
pay; the second year two months,
and so on.
But when he does retire he re-
ceives a larger income than his
pension would have been at as.
This is stepped up eaeh year.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
RELIEF MISSION TO CUBA
is WORK OF MANY HANDS

for long time to come by many
needy families. Lieutenant Com
mander Micael Fedzyshyn, and
Lieutenant William E. Render, the
Captain and executive officer res
pectively of the ship will handle
the operation from Key West to
Havana when the Cuban Army and
the committeeman take over.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10

sr if he'd like a gradual decrease
in working hours.
At Pitney-Bowes an employe
may receive the normal pay rate
for slower-paced job.
William Wrigley Jr., Co. has
highly developed tapering-off plan
for every employe who works be-
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10

Rattlesnakes are one d several
types Of snake IN which the young
are born alive and not Matched
from eggs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10

Today. the average telephone
customer reports trouble with his
service only about one-fourth as
often rs he did Is years ago.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Men s '6j AU Wool 7su0-Tr0u,

You can't go wrong in this sale! You actually save
$25!-amost enough to buy another suit! And, these
aren't ordinary suits, either. They're pure wool
Worsted sharkskns three-season fabric that wears
nke new through many months of day-in, day-out
utility Every one finely tailored, with two changes
OF trousers in choice patterns that men land
women? find easy on the eyes, Double or sing gle
breasted models.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
$50 and $65 All Wool Suits
Mems Furnishings
Arlington Only
Arlington Only

s495 to S595 Sport Shirts. Corduroy S, M, $299
Irregular Shirts Sizes 414 to 161A ------$3S0
S110 Non Hose Sizes 10h to 3 40
5O-S295 Cotton Paiamas A-B-CD
S295 White Dress Shirts Sizes
Irrepulars of White 40
Irregulars S795 SO95 Robes S, M,
S295 Leather Gloves Sizes to 1917
SIS to S1995 Cloth Jackets Sizes So to S888
S? Sport Shirts Cot+nn Flannel s. M NIL, L-------$1S6
S395 to S495 Fine Leather Gloves Sizes to
S495 to S795 Sweaters Sizes 36-42 and s, M 1894
Samnles S495 S7s0 Hats Sizes 6s to tx S344
S9-S395 to S495 Sport Shirts (Soied $139
S688
4-S169s California Leisure Goats Size "a S799
4-S999 Jackets Bomber STYLE lined S. M, $059
80-S150 to S195 Mufflers Rayon and wool 4c
7-Three-way Gloves All nvlon ---- $149
1-S35O0 Horsehide Jacket Upper front 80 $1377
$50 All Wool Plaid Sport Shirts, small $3.50
25O-79c and SOC Fancy Cotton Shorts 40
23S250 Cotton Flannel Paamas Broken S69
2S-S295 Slippers Socks. Broken sizes ----------SOO
26-S295 to $3.50 Shirts Broken sizes (Soe
$1,000 Sport Vests Famousmakers. Size 38 S388
3-$695 Sport Shirts $50 WOOL 359s plaid $3.50
$1,000 Wool Sport Shirts Plaid Small $3.50
6-S199 Wool Knit Gloves. Small sizes
42-S395 Orlon* Shorts Sizes 80 to 40 S69
rs Irregulars Of 79c Cotton Tee Shirts S, 49c
8-S395 Cotton Paiamas CFaded) Broken SOO
254-SOO to $125 Shorts, Sizes 80 to A 69c
Kanns Virgnia-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-21

4S-S195 Cotton Broken
3S-S495 Corduroy Sport Shirts Broken 1S9
2S795 Coat Sweaters Heavy baby shakers Sizes 3438 1898
3S-S1O0 Cotton Tee Shirts White. Sizes to 49c
14-s16S5 S1995 Snow Suits Sizes 10 S1OSs
6$2395 S2695 Logging Sets piece Sizes $14O0
1s-s2s95 Wool Covert Zpncd Coats Sizes to IL s149S
Jackets Famous-make Sizes TO- H. 18
Sport Shirts Broken s5s
A-S199 Blue Denim Dungarees zipront Broken sizes ST.
1O-S1795 Trouser Spring Suits Broken sizes
5-S12s5 Suits piece styles Sizes 10 $6S8
25-S495 Sizes 26 to 80 waists
Kann's Vtginia-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-21

Just Al. Wrinkle-resistant.
Solids and fancy patterns.
Single or double-breasted
m cd els. Broken sizes.
(Many from NOUS
maker!)
Evening star., 1952-02-21

12-Boys' $3.50 Sport Coats Sizes 13 to 49, $3.50
-Boys $995 Summer Suits White; IL, 49, a. S12Ss
11JuniOrs S1695 Long Pants Suits White TO- H. r. S888
boys S1495 Rugby Suit Coats matching White 49,
S9.88
13-BoyS S1S95 Suits
10-Boys' S1295 Wool Mackinaws S48S
110-Boys 29c to 39c Cotton Broken sizes ----,
8-Boys S2395 to $2695 Wool Logging Sizes $140O
6-Boys Wool Covert Coats Sizes TO- H.
22-Boys' S695 to $3.50 Shirts and rayon plaid S298
68-Boys Cotton sleeves Sizes
SS-Boys' 81 95 S295 Swim
9-StudentS $2250 Corduroy
$1,000
6-BOys S2S.S5 Wool Husky Suits Sizes 16 IT, l8 S1e60
SYouhs' Sl995 $2495 Suits and l6 $1,000
5-Studens S3995 Al-woo Worsed Suits
6Boys $1S95 Corduroy Sports H. 16 $1,000
Boys students $995 to $S495 Wool Coats 49, Is
20, IS. 81, 38 1888
students $2995 Spring Topcoat 800 woo7O rayon $1,000
6-boys SlzS5 Wool Flannel Eton Suits Sizes T. S.
-Boys S5S5 Wool Rugby Suits Coat and shorts TO- s9Ss
S-Jr Boys $45 Wool Covert Zp-ned Coats TO- IL S29s5
Kanns-Washington- Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-21
in: 2:l

Mems Clothing
Ss.s5 to $1o.s5 ToiIored sIoek.
Solids overpads window panes whip 6p A N0
.ss
Exceptional! Sizes 20 to a. (Sorry no
ateratons).
$12.e5 All Wool Gobordne Stocks
Two-ply all wool in solid coors onostt CO. M
browns). All seams bar-tacked Peated SD' VRUR
plain fronts reguIa~ roninn- n AAwAw
waist 1ppers. Sizes % to A.
(Sorry ateratons) Only 46.
$42.75 Wool Gobardine Topeoots
bal-collar, fy-front ;. slash pockets Solid NIX
shades of Grey, Tan, Taupe. Broken sizes for AVw
regulars and longs ~,
$3.50 Royon TropieoI Suits
;;; $::; s.: $7588
famous maker. Broken sizes in the - ~~ ~D
group Only 23
$50 and $65 All Wool Suits
Just III one-and- -two-of- a-kind in &6M D An
two-py wool worsteds. Neat pat sD Y ~ W.
terms! Reduced from regular Ww@ w@wMOW o.
stocks Assorted colors and sizes
In group .s.,.xs :. - -s
9.@. i ID Kann's vrgnia-sreet Floor Is
Evening star., 1952-02-21

Filament nylon in solid colors.
Fancy wraps and thick and
thin solids at a real bargain
price. Sizes 10Ha to 10.
Evening star., 1952-02-21

Just 80. Water-repellent.
Single-breasted, bal-collar,
f1y-front, slash pockets.
Solid Grey, Tan, Taupe.
Broken sizes for regulars,
longs.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
1899

To wear from now through
fall! Single and double
breasted models. Many
from a famous maker.
Broken sizes. Only 10.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
Students $29.e5 Spring Suits

Just 13! A group of finely tailored suits in all
rayon or, 2o% woo-8OT rayon or 40
wool-60q6 rayon. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-02-21

Fine quality athletic shirts.
Full cut long wearing,
easy to wash. Sizes SO to A.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
HOUSES FURNISHED

Vernon blvd. 4 mi. so. Alex. Brand
new, nicely furnished. lla- -bedrm.
rambler: fireplace. big porch. ga
rage; fine drinking water; all utils.
furn.; S1S5. Phone OV. 3-5S69.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

1928 18th ST. N.W.-Liv, rm.. bed
rm.. kit. dinette. bath. lge. clos
cts; reasonable. NO. 7-7936. --12
CAPITOL HILL-2-rm.. kit. and bath
apt, completely redecorated and To-
Gated across the street from Supreme
Court Bldg. An unusual opportunity
for those desiring this location.
Price. Sl0.500; excellent terms.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. G..
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; res.
ESTATE PROPERTY-This de luxe
apt. in one of Washington's finest
cooperative bldgs. must be sold
Spacious foyer. dining room 15x17.
sized bedrooms. tile bath and shower
ample closets. kitchen, pantry and
service, door, This beautiful apart
east and wess0eaeh sto eae with 2 view
price of a comfortable house. Please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SM1THY
CO.. ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5004.
TWO ;BEDRM.. .-BATH APT, with
south and west exposure overlooking
Rock Creek Park offered for the
ing; large living room. dining space.
stainless steel kitchen. Close to ex-
tenSive shopping and transportation.
Price. S1S.950, with substantial cash
required. Please call Mr. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. 3-3300;
res, AID. 2-5004. Ill
Evening star., 1952-12-09

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
S1S.500
attractive. semidet. brick home. only
nall block from Conn. ave. Liv. rm.
with f1repi:. dining rm.. Ise.. bright
attic. Can be bought with $4,000
gown; Call Mrs. Dawson, WO.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE


MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
SEPARATE rooms expert packing.
Phone No. 7-0I04. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC Established 1906).
ARE you MOVING to California
or to some other western State?
Daily service on household goods
and autos at lower rates. -JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. S-4S52.
ROYAL TRANSFER. We will move
you by the Job or So per hr.; rms,
as low as $50. DE. 2-6136. DE. 2
0066. 15"
MOVING and hauling, day or night.
NO. 7-5SS9. DU. 7-96S7.
FOR QUICK PICK UP and delivery.
light moving and hauling. Call any
time. 10. 3-5407. 3
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. TIA. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
10$
8. L. MORRIS. light hauling and To-
cal moving. TU. 2-1150. -15
Evening star., 1952-12-09
APARTMENTS WANTED


TWO-BEDRM., furn.. for approx. 9
mos. Immediate occupancy. Rental
around 500. Within IL mi. down
town. Elkridge 11S-W, reverse chg
IL"
FREE Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn or unfurn. apis. or
house. or Sublets Wash Va. White
BUSINESS WOMAN needs efficiency
apt, furn. or unfurn.; must have
pvt. hath. Up to $50. JE. 2-TS92
PROF. WOMAN wishes unfurn. mod
efdc. apt, NV. Sec; occup. around
Jan. l. Box STR, Star. g
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, small child
desire 2-bedrm. unfurnished apt
prefer Sc. loc.; best ref; maximum
$50. DU. 7-7912. 9
ATTORNEY and wife, responsible. de-
sire apt. furn. or unfurn.. for about
6 mos, starting Jan. /, at $3.50
month or less. Box 59-T, Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-09
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

VA, 2-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. blk. to
shops, bus; redec... storm wind. Big
6,RM. BRICK BTNGALoW-Full Gel
se iag itSyf sestcn refsT sis5 sutG m gas boHy hMh
4-RM. SMALL HOUSE; se7 so i4 mo.
z bedrms; e1 Ideal To-, for small family;
LYON PARK1cute a-bedrm, bunga-
low with full bsmt.; close to shop
ping and schools; S115 mo. IA.
NEAR Nl2RoGi BOILING FIELD s.E.-A5atl. Ms
bath; near schools. stores and bus;
Sll0 incl; utils; Lu. 1-5296. 10
BEAUTIFUL NEW 3-bedrm house
dren ] shoppins es and peshes Schools; of S1a5 sni
NoRFT S5f nPnfh aRETScToS IN TdsS9o. Rambler.
choice section; living ,rm. dinette.
mo- moe vi Vim '0nv T. Y %ARiEhp iRfTTShfnS A si$o
CLossIE-IN N. ARL.-Lse. lv. rm.
f1repl,, equipped kit, conditioned
6en 6eRfsf Em batSs i9 ST. sI7s rp a sts nsdrms ns
ia. 2.5575 or IA. 2-6644. III :.
CORNER BRICK in new ne. Sec; 3
seap esaTnS o0W3s5 W1fG Tn1OaSe rm on dsDofa ft al
fenced lot. s125 mo. ia. 9-7290,
NEAR CAPITOL HILL Completely
restored brick home, bedrms., .
baths powder S3W room ,ra on on lst f., oil
fully equipped Kitchen located in
s.w., conv. to Govt. depts., Capitol
Army War College; will lease to
adults; lJs: reas. rent. RE. 7-ais7; Ii,
ViRGiNiA-3-bedroom rambler. liv,
,rm., fully equipped kit, with full
basement and garage. Call IA.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HoTELg4-
S nsaFm ca hoTE :ss4idifsa'hsS safis ESss sanS anS
@Ii9 n. ii. Awe rms. and bath;
INV; heat: Ss7.33, Can R. a.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA. s-5020.
s1G mo: HoWAT' Madison 7osS-j,
MEAN rssG%EooiREHAM-s rms. baths:
NEAR Fails CHTRCH-Brick Cape
Cod house. 3 hedrms., ! "a baths full
hsmt,;, ssryiceman pref; no more
tween sRse fndTsnd am snd 81" pm m9 GE gag aess g.
Ill
UPPER 18th ST. near Walter Reed
Hosp,ssl ms 9is SstS: S.o1y; ssmidst ST brick; rick.
11repl., rec. rm. with f1repl.; built-in
garage; convenient transp. and
schools; rent, S155. Ju. 9-7221. ia.
IOVELY Sc. sEcTroN--5-rm. brick
rambler; like new; oficer shipped
overseas; will lease for 1S mos. ;
S126 mo. 10. S-5777. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Att PA! PARK Hills $1,000
with picture window overlooking out.
door barbecue and grill; cheerful
eelec: kit. with breakfast nook; raised
Ss S# 4$s+2 81 ssss. sS i H. sssH siEss
BETHESDA-S12,95 1850. Near Navy
Medical Center and Public Health
Institutes. .Cozy 2-bedroom white
brick bungalow, situated on a large
HeFsborsSod Gefnsb hot in fers GSod Taos Ffissntal
PHILIPS, Wo. $1,000.
BErHESDA-6-rm. Colonial, large
liv. rm.. din. ,rm:, mod. kit. 3 bed
rms, full bath, full basement, recr.
rm. and bath; 2.car garage; 9-acre
iof. 1f 81 ;999. HOWARD R. scHAFER.
c2EvY 2E -Uta1 caasE-owner has reduced mhS
this. delightful. white brick Colonial
for immed. sale, 3 bedrms.. .2x baths.
Go {Ss; S$1.S 81 SlssA sAARDMoRE Realty
CEEvY cHAsG%irirst Offering sis,-
neighborhood. i blocks from dis.
trict. line. The house is in need Of
repairs and redecoration but for
someone who can appreciate the
tive Buy 0fSsas cash needs9 s4ecIa Ea-
elusive; please call Mrs; Edwards.
ESTATE, HU. 3-4345.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Owner trans
8 bedrms.. 2 baths. ,lse. master bed
rm., (others twin-bed size). breakfast
nook. rec. rm. and lavatory: rear
screened pch.: copper cutters and
sSpouts; slate roof; attached garage.
Reasonably priced at S28. 800. As
fSss ;5s lssa r' szsT ssisn SALES iEii
CHEVY CHASE-Just in time for
Christmas; brand-new brick ram
bier In the heart Of old Chevy Chase,
2 bedrooms: tiled powder room and
Sae SileS bath . full dining room, picture.
i've sss sssete'fd 500 s1pLEY aae q rfaoS soMEs 70
Realtors, ~; b-6111 tn 2 pm.
kENSiNGToN. Dy owner. S17. 500
2-bedrm brk:;, lh baths. firepl..
hw Iat S,eH;ss: neat 1s tS bsm5 T d61e; corne5
KENWOOD, the garden spot Of close
brick. Containing 2S-ft. living room,
lS-ft. dining room. large kitchen.
buffers pantry. paneled library with
GhUplACC anu pOWQCE IUOu On uISJ
floor. The beautiful winding stair
way leads to second foor where
Master bedroom 17x24 with adjoin-
ing dressing room and bath; stairs
re ssss xS Tspes beautiful
room and bath; 2-car garage. Shown
by appointment. RAYMOND 3.
ROCKVILLE-Oniy 81 900 down, $50
mo: will buy this 3-yr .-old. 5-rm.
and tiled bath home. Full price,
S9.a50. Vacant. SAMUEL Z. Boo
LEY INC. PO: 2-6151: eyes,. Mr..
sfEVEs fTlasss' sPRiNG@S Ri2oss' very GOOD o.
room brick Colonial with 3 bed
rooms. full bsmt.. bus at door,. near
school; exceptional terms and low
price. RIPLEY q ROMER. Realtors.
JU: 5.6l11 until 2 pm. ...
SOMERSET - Delightfully different
new rambler. 3 or 4 bedrms.. 8
full baths. maids Rm.. finest
s$s.SSo. ARDMooRI REALTY CO. CO.
OI. 4-4557. Ill
Evening star., 1952-12-09
ROCKVILLE. MD.

81 900 down payment: 3-bedroom
Cape Cod. GI loan. Fully developed
area. paved street. sewer. water.
Fireplace with knotty-pine panelling.
dinette. refer., Bendix; roughed; in
insulated: gas heat; wooded lot.
Beautiful cedar shingle construction.
Price, S11 $50.
Also. $3.50 down on 4-bedroon
home. Similar construction with
lot approx. V acre. Phone 81.
$500. -1A
Evening star., 1952-12-09

HAT CHECK CONCESSION for rent
in 1st class restaurant. Call MR..
81. 900 BUYS HALF INTEREST in
well established home-improvement
business. Must have estimating ex-
perience and general knowledge of
home improvements; business now
opportunity for the right man who
his investment. Write and give par
ticulars; Box ASS, Star, fl
FOR LEASE--Esso Rasoline station
s9nF se wsssnson Sssf oooo nox saSns sR mGath sar
USED CAR LOT FOR SALE; good
Silver Spring loc.: now operating,
wsNTnh wFsssNSTFaole ad prize; i ~ Go GS34532 77slr l
ysiT Rsy 1oEB e 'aks NA long saof4 term io lease
AUTO BODY and general repair shop
completely equipped and stocked,
long lease. low rent; crossing ap-
proximately $4,000 a year. 81 500
or best offer. Cali weekdays, am.
BARBECUE DRIVEN for sale or
rent. Fully equipped. Alexandra.
Corporation selling service
agreements for TV Insurance CO.
WitAouI EiSk OueES part OF lGS Capl-
tai stock for expansion into other
States. Call IA. S-5fi46. -15
DRY-CLEANING STORES (2). CIV
ing up ne section. will give stores
up Tor dry-cleaning cost of stock.
Act at once, Sunday RA. 3.S746
or LU. 1-9723 weekdays. o.
carry-out shop. night
club. colored patronage. completeiy
equipped. all units in full operation:
owner has other interests. cannot
devote full time to- management;
price unusually low for quick sale.
Box 456-S. Star. %
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION for
lease by major oil CO. Established
and In good location. Box 44S-R
COURTROOM CONCESSION Busy
location. refined clientele. For in
terview SEE. MR.. COHEN before -
noon or after 8 p.m. 1882 Conn.
DIsTRiBuToR. food speciality. es-
tablished 2 wears; protected area.
Washington and Baltimore: $40. 900
annual gross sales. Box get Star. Star.
DONUT SHOP PLANT, wholesale
clientele nets owner over $3.50 mo.
records and statements to verify;
located In thriving N. Arlington; !;
parking; this is an easy operation
with good hours. and excellent pros
poets OF increasing present gross Of
So, 800 mo-; $500 down, balance
$3.50 mo. SHILBY, DU, f-91S6,
Evening star., 1952-12-09

COLORED-11O3 c ST. SEE rms,
kit. and bath. S77.50 mo. incl. all
utilities; adults only; immediate
Or cal NE s-5403.
COLORED-2233 18th ST. NV
rms, kit. and bath; SS4.50 mo. and
$92.5Q incl. ali utils.: adults only;
immed occup. See Janitor on prem
or call NE. S-a402.
COLORED-I RM, kit. share bath
with lady; near Howard Univer-
sity and Freedmen's Hosp; quiet
home. DE. 2-4S25 after ) pm. Ill
Evening star., 1952-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANAC0STIA-1S27 w st. &c, Det
lge. 6.rooms; tiled bath; bsmt.; au-
tomato heat: $11,50O, with ST, ,OOO
down. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope. rd.. Sc. LU
4-3400. LU. 4-39S2.
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE, 2 stories,
excellent condition; front porch, liv
rm.. f1repl., dining rm., modern kit
and bath. 3 bedrms., full bsmt.
gas auto. heat. large fenced and
Dec. 20. Can be seen by appt, only
S14,500, terms. 540O blk. of v st
Sc ELI BUSADA, 10. 9-S5O0. -S
DET. BRICK - Excellent condition
Concrete Colonial front porch, liv
rm. with hrepl., din. rm., modern
oil h.-w.h.: lge. yard; det. garage
May be bought with a low doWr
payment. Call It'll 8 pm. MA. 5000;
ewes. LU. 1-467l. r. A. HUM
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