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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
ISeminOles' Care
|Of Aged Is Good
Pattern For Fla.
By CHRIS MAccILL

GAINESVILLE IN - Florida
could learn a good lesson from
its Seminole Indians in caring for
the needs Of its aged, says Presi-
dent William Sanger of the Medi-
cal College of Virginia.
Addressing the third annual
Southern Conference on Gerontol-
ogy which closed at the University
of Florida Tuesday, Sanger pointed
out most primitive people give.
their elders positions of impor-
lance in tribal affairs.
That gives the old folks sense
of status which they need badly
and of which modern civilization
has virtually robbed them, he de-
clared.
The need of the elderly to feel
they still are necessary to the
community gives experts in the
field of caring for the aged one
of their greatest problems.
The conference, planned to guide
the University of Florida in de-
Gliding how much attention should
be given to geriatricS (medical
care of the aged) in the curricu-
lum of its proposed medical school,
came up with one major piece of
advice:
Don't regard treatment of the
aged as a separate medical Spe-
cialty.
That would not only have the
effect of making old folks regard
themselves as a segregated group
but would lower the quality of the
medical care they get, the con-
ference concluded.
With several speakers empha-
sizing that the aging process ac-
tually starts as soon as a baby is
born, the conference recommended
letting the battle against infirmi-
ties of old age take in the whole
life span of a patient.
AS the conference closed, the
University of Florida announced it
has entered an agreement with the
University of Chicago to conduct
"a lengthy research project on ag.
ing and retirement.
Studies of workers who have re-
tired to Florida will be conducted
by the University of Florida. Work
already is underway at an expert
mental trailer park near Mel
bourne and at big trailer park
at Bradenton.
The University of Chicago win
study those who are to retire with
in few years and offer them
guidance in planning their new
lives of leisure. The effectiveness
of this guidance will be studied
by Florida experts as the workers
come here to spend their last
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Chapter 10

MARIO rose, went over to Gina
w and put his hand under her
chin, turning the lovely face from
side to side, examining it from
every angle as though it were a
Sculptured mask, or some objet
dart he was considering purchas-
ing.
Blanca watched breathlessly and
then unable to bear the suspense,
she ventured timidly, "She is
pretty, yes?"
''She is beautiful" he said SOM
berly. And then for the first time
he spoke directly to Gina. Listen,
devil child. For some inscrutable
reason of His own, which it is not
for use to question, the good God
has rewarded the evilneSs of your
youth with great beauty" Anthea,
catching Joe's eye and the little
curl of his mouth, depressed a
smile. But the pontifical manner
appeared to impress Blanca, and
have quite a Salutary effect upon
Gina, for she uncurled herself.
sat up straight, folded her hands
on her lap and listened like the
best girl in the Sunday school.
Joe answered Anthea'S glance
with wink. but they all listened.
st is important" Mario said,
shat you make the greatest use
of this beauty" He hooked his
thumbs into his waistcoat arm
holes and added impressively. Il
intend to make you a film start"
Anthea and Joe, unable to con-
troll themselves, broke into mildly
ironical applause. Gina opened
her eyes, and smiled like an an
gel. and said, "A movie actress?"
Mario came off his high horse and
shook his head irritably.
Il said a STAR" he shouted; mot
an actress. 1t isn't given to any
human being to achieve the inn
possible"
Gina lay back in the chair. and
examined her painted nails W tn
lazy concentration, idly cons DOR
ing the opportunity that hall the
young actresses in London or
Hollywood would have given
their eyes to possess. We'll" she
said casually, ''if the moneys
good, and there's not too much
work, l guess might as well try
that as anything"
1t was Joe who began to laugh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Ap Newsseo,ures

shoulders at this betrayal OF his
trust, suddenly found her voice,
and ventured, as it permanentt
Or she could hardly voice
her hope. SIS it eurled with an
from"
'Oh, only had it waved with
an iron," began Gina. Sometimes
I like to wear those straight
Slinky styles. -"
Into the bathroom with her.,
said Joe imperiouSly, before
Papa comes back"
BY bullying and cajoling, ex-
planning and protesting, they got
her into the bathroom, and put
her head under the spray, and by
the time Mario returned. the of
Tending curlS had vanished, and
Gina'S hair once more hung in its
accustomed shimmering, silken
curtain. 1t was quite obvious that,
whereas he saw her as young
Bergman. she saw herself as .
rising Betty Cradle.
Anthea drew a breath Of relief
when she finally got her to the
studio for the test, looking the
embodiment of shining youth, in
a demure white organdie blouse
and black taffeta skirt. with q
black velvet Alice band holding
back her lovely hair. The tests
were a brilliant success. She could
not really act, but before the
camera Gina was as unSelf-con-
SciouS as cat, and quite as.
graceful. Everyone was delighted
with her. The contracts We're
signed, Mario bought Gina a pale
yellow fox cape, and Joe brought
her some orchids.
As the day of departure drew
near, Anthea found herself work
ing like an automaton, trying TO
bring some sort of order into the
proceedings. Mario followed his
impulses, alternately raging at
Blanca because she kept asking
him for instructions, at Gina be-
cause she would put unscripted
AmericaniSms into her part, or
Anthea because, or so he said, she
was so tidy that he could never
find anything. To see to every de-
tail, to keep him in a reasonable
temper, too, was firing and
worrying, and the increasing
tension at home did not help her.
She was relieved when the day
of their departure came.
Go be cOntinued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
PROMISE OF DELIGHT
BY Mary Howard

If Anthea's working hours aid
been odd before, the following
week they became absolutely cha
otto. Her parents hardly saw her
from morning until night. Until
Gina had actually been taken to
the Worldwide Studio for some
rush tests, it was impossible for
Mario to give her a contract. An
thea had to take her shopping
for new clothes, which she en-
Joyed very much. Mario footed
the. bill, and gave Anthea a lib
eral amount to spend. He also
firmly instructed her: Don't let
her choose anything; her taste is
exeerable. Never leave her alone
in hairdresser's or shop or she'll
do something dreadful. In the
film she has to be child of ma
ture. an elegant demi-mondaine,
and an over dressed actress, but
for the tests she must only look
ike a lovely girl. That's all the
front Office men need. Curves and
teeth. and plenty of flowing hair"
ONE day, when Mario was out,
~ Anthea put in a long after
moons work with Joe. Gina had
decided TO take Blanca out to
the movies.
Later, when Gina sided tri-
umphantly in, they stared, and
she smiled. Her lovely shining
blonde hair was waved into a
high pompadour over her fore
head, and tortured into innumer-
able ringletS and curls down her
back and over her shoulders. BIZ
anca put her head round the door,
beaming and smiling with ma
ternal pride.
rs it not lovely?" she said.
"Will not the padrone be too
pleased? We plan surprise. We
make date with hairdreSser, and
pretend to go to the movies. What
do you Think"
ANGELS and Ministers of Grace
defend US" said Joe, the Hamlet
quotation mood apparently still
with him, Il can't bear to think
of it. And the contracts aren't
signed yet" An idea seemed to
strike him, and hefsaid to Anthea,
They might let her shave her
head and wear a wig"
Gina gave a shrek of protest,
and Blanca burst into an explo-
sion of Italian. Anthea, inwardly
shuddering when she thought of
Mario's wrath breaking round her
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Acc Predicts New Industrial
Uses For Atomic Power Soon

rate authorized by the President
for calendar year 1852"
Four different industrial groups
have told the commission they see
attractive possibilities for tapping
industrial power from the atom on
an economic basis lin a few
years"
And the Acc itself feels that the
development of atomic reactors for
the output OF power for industrial
use and for the propulsion Of air
craft, submarines and large naval
vessels made longer forward
strides Tin the last six months)
than in any other half-year Of the
decade"
Work toward developing atom :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29
Operates On Four:
Then Gives Birth

MEXICO CITY a. - Mexico's
only woman plastic surgeon per-
formed four operations Tuesday
then drove to another hospital and
gave birth to an eight pound
daughter.
She is DR.. Irene TalamaS de
Kiiain, %, wife Of violinist Robert
Kitain. He interrupted . Canadian
concert tour to fly here for the
birth of their second child.
Both mother and daughter were
reported doing well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

powered aircraft has progressed to
Inc point where some kind Of tests
presumably land based ones
are in sight for small atomic reac-
tors, or furnaces, designed to serve
as power plants.
Assembly is virtually complete
on a land-based version Of the
worlds first known power plant
for a submarine. The Acc didn't
say so, but presumably this means
that a "dry-run" test is not far
away.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

Hard-cooked eggs, shelled and
cut in half lengthwiSe or sliced,
make a delicious luncheon dish
when served with hot spicy toma-
TO sauce and crisp triangles Of
thin buttered toast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-29

Boned roasts need a longer
roasting time than do roasts with
the bone in. But use low temporal
lures for either kind Of roast.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Institutes 10 Conduct
Cerebral Palsy Research
EMMY LOU

Clinical research in cerebral
palsy will begin next month at
the National Institutes of
Health, members of the District
Society for Crippled Children
learned yesterday.
DR.. G. Milton Shy, chief of
clinical research at the National
Institute of Neurological Dis
eases, announced to the society
that there will be beds for cere-
bral palsied patients to imple-
ment medical and surgical re-
search in cerebral palsy.
DR.. Shy said research will be
aimed at developing surgical
procedures for the treatment of
the cerebral palsied patient-a
new approach to the disease.
President Dan Piver of the
society reported more than 500
children were aided in the clin-
les, school and therapy depart
ments of the society during the
past year.
Clark G. Diamond, general
chairman of the Society'S annual
finance campaign, reported that
$118,736 of this years goal of
$4,000 had been raised to date.
DR.. William P. Argy, medical
director of the society, reported
q large increase in volume and
type of services given by the
society this year-the Goth year
of operation in the community.
The society is located at 1857
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Clearance Of Modern Blond
Cabinet TeIevision
| 1853 Emerson Tobe
Model, II" screen.
Floor sompIe, model
721B 1895 1898
! 1853 Emerson II"
TobIe Model Floor
somple, model 75o- 2oe.e5 1898
1853 PhiIco Console,
Il" SCREEN Floor
somple. No. 2266---429.e5 33s.sS
8 LINED Ook Swivel Top
Tobles, 22x25" or 2ox
u" tops ----- 1875 l2.95
Thru ArchtU0y. Main BLdg.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Duties Of Non Support
investigators Outlined

Detailed plans outlining the
duties of a proposed investigat-
ing squad to deal with men who
fail to support their families
were discussed at a closed meet
ing yesterday of the working
Committee for the Enforcement
Of Non-support Laws.
This committee will report to
q policy committee, which will
recommend to the Commits
sioners any needed legislation.
The members of the working
committee are Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel William w. PAWS
assigned to the Welfare Depart
ment; Capt. Mary Gainey, head
of the Women's Bureau of the
Police Department; Mrs. Una
Rita Morris. Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel; Harold Rogers. of
the United States Attorneys Of
fee; Sergt. William C. Rasmus-
sen, of the Metropolitan Police
Juvenile Bureau. and Donald
Gray. of the Public Assistance
Division of the Welfare Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

4I8 SeUenth Street or Thru ArchsUGy,
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Trode-ln feIevision, Rodios
NOW
Westinghouse II" Toble Model 6e.95
! Westinghouse lo'' Toble Model 1895
Zenith II" Toble Model -69.95
] Teletone IA" Toble ModeI----29.95
| RCA-Victor l6" Console
! RCA-Victor 10" Combination,
TV, rodio, photograph
Admiral "A" Combination, TV,
rodio, phonoeroph- 1875
I Moonovox Console Radio Phono-
oroph --------------- 1875
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Talk on Buhu'i Temple

Allen B. Mcdaniel, consulting
engineer for the Bahai Temple,
Wilmette, ILL.,, will speak on his
book, 1.-The Spell of the Temple, -
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow at the
Bahai Center, 1911 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
RinES NAVE CHANGED

TIMES HAVE CHANGED you needn't miss fun or feel
least self-conscous those "bothersome days
"A 80 of That is, if you depend on TAMPAX
III sanitary protection for this modern method
ID lE.WtN is internally and absorbs internally This
E7 eliminates belts pads and pins that might give
EzzzzA/ your secret" away chaing or odor either!
And YOU can completely because the invention
al absorbent cotton into dainty
Snpcaos is dispose Of So get TPX today.
and be your charming caretee self next Tune
Evening star., 1953-06-25

n LOVING MOTHEk IKE 1OU Wants ever
baby and when it comes to caring for nursery tasks
there's nothing better than Johnson q johnson RED
CROSS COTTON BALLS Why? Because these sterile
pus are spun from the soest Uhitest most absorbent
surgical cotton available and are such generous size
:. as big as a half dolar So use them for bathing
habys eyeids applying lotions, cleansing the diaper
area and the like They're best for first aid and beauty
duty, too yet box Of 65's costs only sc the large
economy size Of 1905 only 60c No connection whatever
with the American National Red Cross.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
BUY-IINES BY Nancy Sasser

weekly Advertising coasma Of TAiass Msw sad latsssias
New York, June 25-A glorious golden tan is every
wOman's goal in the summertime and it's 80
easy to acquire" one when you AVON Sum
Lotion. That's because it has ultraviolet screen
ingredient that gives protection against burning
but allows your skin take a gorgeous tan! And
here's somelhing else think is smust" for summer
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Heavy oouee steel with insuloted
doors and cosy sliding drower.
Mother Of peorI Formieo top.
l5x36".
Evening star., 1953-06-25

LIQUID deOdoant delightfully."- fresh, floral bouquet the
know be all day long! But
and TOiIetries be selected only in
home So if an AVON calling I'd
be happy touch with her. Or. you'd like
AVON
please just write Nancy Sasser I'll
Madison Ave-, New York Is, ny
Evening star., 1953-06-25
1895

Heavy gauge steel with insu-
Ioted doors, cosy to hang on
woIl. Cupboord type, double
doors. 24x3O".
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA charm; q home ON. oE, for child: HID
SUMMER RENTAL, Hyattsviile. Brick.
det., 3 bedrms. Choice neighborhood.
J,,Irsd June q wp e ssPSo Soos Reas. Ref re-
SUMNER Z SsENTIxE .hoa; house:
GLOVER PARK tnear wis. ave.)-
Tapestry row brick. 3 bedrms. and
incl. porch. recep. hall, nv; rm.. din.
taehed i s1 garage: lSa; 'G rear YARD f and and teri.
BY appointment. REALTY FINANCE
NEAR NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-vacant
Ss See, SeSGms so1st see s.ReS Red cdsSe 5sS FT
NPcELY Ressi 2 FukS1sHRD eS s,6edrm. semi
det.; Van Ness mr.; Wis. 1roner: Ben
ssGler; S% S.i,ss SiSo. Avail July l. PfS Ph9ne
July RESTAI-cool. shady HILL
top; new 3-bedrm., full bsmt. ram
bier; lge. yard, barbecue; M
'Ssa sss. n 4 to f. Age esasss:5 mi s4s
s-bedrm. Colonial: piano. ~, auto.
Hsnsn 70 nensn6klns SHfe cole: HE: 4sePS
CHEVY CHASE, wAsH,-Three bed
Diet. gar; lge. yard; Bendix washer;
nicely furn" S275 mo-. refs. EN-.
JULY GISstli il TO SEPT. -Four bedrms., rn
2 baths; large yard; Kensington;
$500 for entire period; utils. in
81 !. i! .:i 4! hH
3 e-a BEDROOM FURNISHED BRi1Sek. ie
KKITsinis ass7a hsqdr: man peon pentaaon Can
TGNi.EY CIRCLE AREA, s bedTYs., S
baths; all elec. kit. incl. clothes
washer and dryer; conv. schools,
trasnassp,; furn. or unturn. EN-.
Mr.. FRINGE GEORGE COUNTRY
CLUB, 2 bedrms;, nr, transp:. S11O
ii mn MIGRs IR FRO From Sl' WASH. arm. cot
tage completely furn. circulating
%ashins va ' maeSine. insulsted G1SOsai ans air
cond. Acreage in trees, lawn. how-
3 adults, Ss5 per mo. Phone Central
CLEVELAND 1iSfRLA PARK, 4-bedrm. -s faTn.
Diet house. for immediate summer
tomato diShwasher. linens. etc.
.$ds Sdso N mo e A9E. EM nv SWy272 w.u si ioest.s
brick home. rms. with inclosed
porches. rec. rm. layatory and
Laundry eaa Set trays IN e'9 stik gas
PAUL HANNAH. 73a 17th st. NV.
Lovely osi LcT4iHSi HOME, with acreage. @fgr furn.
or unfurn, nearby Southern Nd. 30
min. from downtown Wash. nr. An:
SssEs SeaTms rslS SaSs 2n saso Ms5GSrS Pike ewes
and week ends. NE. 1851. NJ.
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV.
sEGL66fb III 6S1fiooi oicr. GARDEN. NV NV
10 min. White House. 4 bedrms., 3
baths. many extras: June 2S. wks.
sso5 Is III Iss RD. DSo4s So. CARL. ARI.. y7.Eist
a., 2 bedrms. and bath. $3.50 a mo.
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st.
NV. Me. S-4100. 10
BLVD. .N.W.-June 26-
Aug: L.; , cool. & 2 Sedsmss.; s;,! ise; yard;
Eas ns;: dleias reaa PGIfhs sM siso e ens and car
NEAR WooDRoW WILSON - Ex-
ceptionaily well furn., rooms. ga
baths, rec. rnl., 2-car garage. maids
rm. Wo. $500; ewes. Ho. 2-7600
CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Partially
dWeins dSTnIfnsd Oh SeedrT sssa OTssk ss
rsss. $500 mo. Inspection BY
appt. Real Estate Dept, NATIONAL,
SAVINGS & TRUST co. 18th and
New York ave. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES FURNIsHED (cent.l

4 BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
library, and. garage. Avail. june
cstnr cssn tar0nsR Sc. n.R sfPf f. sGsso f7 pf
N.W.-2-bedrm. brick home. laundry
facilities; near elementary school,
bus. $125. IA. 2-2972. --1S
CHEVY CHASE-Very nice, furn., g.
bedrm., 6-rm. brick home for rent.
1mmed. occupancy. Reas. rent.
Att. gar. scr. porch. excel. yard.
suhtest. street; rect; good neiEhbors Ex
BsSTHIEsDA2 IEs A bedfps, siTp bath, S 1St
automatic washer, play equip; 6
mo. or less; $115. OIL. 4-2315. is
PK.-6-rm. bungalow with
bath, gar, washer; conv. transp.; /;
nicely furn. JU.. 9-0339. lis
COOL, CLOSE-IN N.W.-June 2S
to Sept S.-5-bedrm. house, air
conditioner, modern. equipment;
shady grounds; nr. tennis courts,
playground, pvt. pool. EN-. 3-2949.
CAREFUL TENANT more important
brick terrace: cathedral vista; 5
modern kit, dishwasher. Bendix:
garage; mid,June to mid-September.
EEfic1HNS4. MHi flSs4s' 2 rms. and bath; as SIS.
NO: 7-68l7 afterk 6 pm -22
VA 1870 N. Taylor
St.-6 rms. Ia baths, near Lorcom
"a; SOLO, 8 am. to 5 p.rn.. week
$500 500 POPE ST. s.E.-Four bedrns.,
furn. Ii. 6-7O43. -19
Evening star., 1953-06-17
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LOCAL MOvING--Lowest rates; all
work guaranteed; SS per hr. for 3
men; pads, .dollies. large van to
hold furniture. R1GHT-WAY. 20.
MoVfSe; MS1STSS; ACROSS TIE STREET iS or
across the country. safe storage in
Phone No. o@s seoio4 e6fsfo 6HNfoN ssF1as sFoR,
LIGHT As c9 9HAHGiNe 'fiSisiinsq iosai moving 5S1S
s; nv; csil Fl g;1i5o after : PIN pm.
to some other western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, MA. S-4S52.
LONG DISTANCE MOyERS-Ws Spe-
eializs 4 ii. In this field; kl.o move the
ROYALL TRANSFER. we will move
you by job or So hr. Six rms. as
low as $50. DE. 2-OO66. Is"
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H.
GREEN, Ii. 4-253S. lis
rates: short notice;
exper. men: beach runs; insured.
Call day or night. Ii. 6-9342.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937: ewes, RA. 3-1416.
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers, anything, any time. Luggage.
boxes, etc. RE. 7-1560. IA. 9-01 Is.
Evening star., 1953-06-17

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME to get into
the restaurant business. Going
concern, highly regarded in this
area, desires to lease complete facili-
ties to responsible individual ex-
catering, pvt. parties. Husband
and-wife team could handle this
beautifully. Write Box 1l6-K, Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STEAM CLEANING TRUCK-Brand-
new equipment; $2,700. full price.
Can be financed. 10. 2-5S3O. II.
on ams; ss;aatipy fpt;; P9s ss
grounds; doing good business and
of1ering excellent possibilities for
expansion: located on u. s. Hwy. II,
close to ocean. in town of Myrtle
Beach. s. C.. famous summer resort
catering, also to north and south
pound Florida tourists all year. Will
na6e.rtn take IN home or small business
OWNER. Box 6e4. Myrtle Beach.
MODERN SERVICE STATION. ? BAYS.
ital investment required. Phone JE.
SERVICE STATION, on busy boEle-
ward; inclosed wash and lift; rea-
DRGieHTEsLsENt, iR2naS.f L Ntsss5 ssadwieb., 1S. Beer
DELicATEssEN1iiL66NscSH,n Sd NtiL6 III nw Upper Go Conn.
ave; Six-day week, to $50; cash
business. Plenty parking. Good rea-
AGTo%osiEER fTP M sisiERF DEH2EssHiF M2 ssSIa Of DoDu
Vest n1ks Vrsa. far a9S 9Swn truck n61 in 41a Sni
cSStSSscEssloN - s.ndwiche, lSs and
beverages. In new amusement
Ss11 SsnfeI lrr on opeT percentage. No rent
NEAR ali Il i4t6 6-ItS1; AND l. SITS. N.w.El1s
rms. baths: furn. and operating
as rooming business. Long lease
at $500 per mo. rent. Terms on
purchase Of business. LINKINS
Co., 1913 N. st. NV. DI. 7-S6Ss.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME to get into
the restaurant business. Going
concern, highly regarded in this
area, desires to lease complete facili-
ties to responsible individual ex-
perienced in banquet arrangements,
catering. pvt. parties. Husband
and-Wife team could handle this
beautifully. Write Box 11e-K. star.
PRICED TO SELL-Income apis. and
overnight guest house on Route I,
". $1,000 $1,000 to $4,000 dn. Phone
GAkAsf AZ SiSOPd; For RENT on shares. mls at
ideal for 2 partners. Vienna 446-W.
SNACK BAR, doing good business in
ONCE bldg: Price; S475, incl. 2
AIR fvee !. .coSDfTiioNfD SSTenFi Mfi RESTAURANT.
Nicely Ice. on Wilson blvd. in the
courthouse, bank and ONCE bldes
Last year. over SSS.000 with SUM-
day closed. Priced at $27. 800 with
new equipment and furnishings
incl. Excellent terms. ASK for
Mr.. Omohundro with j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC. IA. 4-1155.
scttVe drugstore, 18th and You.
AIR: :coNDfTHTioNEEiD DRY r icLEANiNG
STORE-Flrst reasonable offer. Call
DE. 2.5751 after 3 pm. -19
GROCERY, liv. quarters. Minimum
$1,000 two wks. Rent SS5. 5-yr.
lease. $1,000. Ii. 6-6241. %"
NIGHT SPOT, strictly bar: long lease
with option to purch. bldg. $4,000
will handle. Call for details. ATLAS.
southern Bldg. MA. $1,000. EN-.
REsTAURANT-Grosses $4,000 per
mo. Air cond. Soda fountain. 6-yr
lease. Rent 1923 CO 5-92Ol C3s
Evening star., 1953-06-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MAN, wife and grown daughter de-
sire to rent 2-bedroom house with
basement. available July 1, located
near Georgia ave. carline, in vic. of
Brightwood; under $1OO mo. Call
JU. S-93O6. els
FOUR OR FIVE RMS, in D. c., NV.
loc., June 20; $75, long lease; mid. :
aged, responsible cple. CO. 5-531O.
lSs
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER requires
S-bedrm. house with yard. About
$3.50. In August. will give lease.
After PM. DU. 7-S159. liz
SMALL HOUSE; fenced yard: 1 or 2
year lease; NV: conv. tranSp. EN-.
2-SS17. evenings. IS"
TWO-BEDRM. BUNGALOW, unfurn.,
NV; by. settled couple; consider OPP
tion to buy. Box 412-H. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlorda. applicants waiting
houses or subiets: wash. Va Nd.
NF1sA TRIss, Gpsn sTDIo dasf "a s9ool ~
settled. employed man: Falls Church
Or Arl, JE; 4.1759 after $50 90
bedrm. apt. furnished; utils. includ-
ed: pref. apt. house. EN-. 3-9417.