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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
HElP--MEN

MAN. mechanically inclined. for serv-
ice work with distributor Of large
household electrical appliances;
must have car in good condition;
SALARY and car allowance; perma-
nent; excellent opportunity: 40-hr
wk. See Mr.. Brent, SIMON DIS
TRIBUTING CORP. 615 Pa. ave,
NV. RE. 7-2IHO. 10
MAN. 24-4U, One who enjoys meet.
.ng the public can earn above
..yerage income representing local
branch Ut national company. Prod
uct Is natl. advertised. Repeat bust.
.ess Is assured. Car essential. DU.
7-.343 Mon. 10 am. to = pm.
only.
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SALESMAN

Our business is most un-
usual. You'd never think of
entering it unless you UNDER
stood how we work. Excel
lent earnings and opportu-
nifty for promotion. Our husi-
ness Is over 100 years old
vet 1t is the latest 10. be
commercialized on q dignified
direct selling basis. Direct
sales experience helpful but
not necessary We provide the
finest sales training and field
help.
This is not storm windows.
insurance. roofing, books.
magazines. vacuum cleaners.
appliances. etc. Applicant
should be q family man be-
tween 20 and As years Of age:
reliable. ambitious and own .
car.
If you appreciate O fine OPP
portunity to attain lasting Sc
curity through regular custo-
mers and high earnings tele-
phone MR.. TONEMAN at The
Woodner. HUI. 3-4400. bet. o
and Z Mon. and Tuesday.
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SALESGIRLS
SAIESLA LADY,
SALESLADIES
SAT,ESWOMEN

children's wear: perma-
nent position. excel. salary and
comm. Apply ESTHER SHOP. l225
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Statesmen


EARN $50 to 500 A DAY--Sounds
incredible but true, Announcing
TELEWAND, the worlds first revo-
lutionary TELEvISIoN ANTENNA
that operates by radiation and re-
Fiction seither on FIN, UHF or VHF.
TELEWAND Is 5 years ahead OF any,
thing on the market. Minimizes CO.
channel interference. Has built in
filtering system. Matching imped-
ance assured. Signal gain greater in
most cases than on other indoor
antennas. Entirely new principle OF
reception. No more Jumping Up and
down TO change antenna when
changing channels for TELEWAND
Is $500 broad band antenna. There
are over 100000 TV sets IN this
area and approximately. 5000, to
5000 sets being added monthly
TELEWAND is sold on a money-back
guarantee. Takes two minutes TO
install on any set. The TELEWAND
antenna offers liye-wire statesmen
unlimited earnings. This is q golden
opportunity. A demonstration viii
convince YOU. Apply TELEWAND
$50 an to 8 pm.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
wanted, experienced in all-round
gasoline service station work: must
have D. c. operators permit: no
others need apply. JOHNNY'S
TEXACo SERVICE STATION. Goth
and N. Y. ave. NV. IL
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SALESMAN

in selling to the trade;
must have car and be willing to
travel; 500 per week drawing ac-
count; earnings should be much
greater: possibilities unlimited.
Write to Box 117-B. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

ton. Good educational BACKGROUND
required. Contact industrial and
commercial accounts. Excellent OPP
portunity for permanent salaried
tial. Box 479-E. Star. --22
statesmen. white or colored. prefer
ably with cars: full or part time
earnings unlimited. 707 7th ST NV.
9-I0 an. Monday. See HARRY
SALESMEN-Hol<e TO house. Easy
selling, household linens: no money
down, SOC weekly; car not needed
no. del; no deposit: comm. only
SCI every6ody.. Call Sun. all day.
deal, $500 5000 month. car and
telephone necessary. Closed Sunday.
telephone Monday, Tuesday. 20
only. tn. 2-o245.
par. time. You can make
S60-S90 weekly. Leads furn. Car
needed. 10. 4-0453.
you seen the mi
ayara" ads in all local papers?
Have you seen the Niagara" ads
sb o y1F ny ssIssn ov sass s you r heh
families who have purchased me
agara" massage sets. All Of our adj
yertising, both local and national.
has created an unprecedented inter-
est in this newest of appliances.
NIAGARA" Is q must for every home.
We need more statesmen to take care
Of this demand. II you are over %
years OF age. have q pleasant per-
Of good. sound future. then you
should investigate Niagara" Earn
ings are well over 800 per wk
mark in good commission setupS.
Call RE. 7-8S0f Mon. or Tues. q m
only. bet. 3 am. and pm. for
personal interyieW
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CONSIDER
HELICOPTERS

BECAUSE OF THE VARIETY
OF ENGINEERING PROB
LENS IN THE NEWEST OF
ALL BRANCHES OF AVA
TON. THE WORK IS
BOTH EXCITING AND
CHALLENGING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
IMMEDIATE OPENING

For personahle men, 20 to IS: per-
n1anent positions; must be willing
to start at 1854 per month. Car
essential. Call ia. 9-1066 Monday
for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
CAREER POSITION

With excellent future for man with
BACKGROUND Of management and
sales: substantial progressive In
come; must be ~ to IS. married.
eSted in success: q letter setting
forth your complete Qualifications.
history and earning record will be
held confidential and facilitate In
arransifiR interview to complete ad-
ditional qualifications. Write Box
459-A, Star.
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Tailoring Men
Read about H o m e | a n d S
Time-Payment Plan
Local Service.

AONd1 OCL NlNCs
Sell nationally famous Homeland tai
lored- measure clothes for men
and ladies. direct from tailors to
ments. up to S months to pay. I'M
mediate profit-no collections; SELL
ing OUTFIT free. See new line At
Washington sales and service once
s04 International Building. 1919 T
st. NV. Phone Republic 7-493O.
TECHNICAL sales representatiye-
Chemist Che, shsmics' snsineer or equiv
laboratory. apparatus supply house
In WASHINGTON, D. c. Write giving
education, experience. references
and small non-returnable picture TO
Box 21S-c. Star. liz
TECHEICIAN - Thoroughly expert
encrd man for wrought bars and
clasps. Box 333-A. Star.
TELEPHONE SALESMAN, exper.: pref
those who understand political and
economic sayyy and be able to dis
cuss same. Big radio station program
Phone LES. Ma. s-455o after IL
noon. 10
TELEvISION technician for inside
bench work in Falls Church: excel
slent working conditions. good start
Ing salary. 44-hour week; must be
TV receivers: prefer man $40
wears. Call il. 4-2020. $3.50 pm.
~
TELEvISION sERvICEMAN, expert
enced. for outside work; excellent
salary and working hours. Phone
JU 0-4463 --17
wAREHOUSEMAN
for local delivery and assisting in
stock room, High school education
2-5560 for appointment. -22
Tv SERVICE MAN. full and part.
time for eve. work: sal. permanent.
DORSEYS CO.. tn. 2-iS00.
TV SERVICEMAN exper.: outside;
full time: good pay and bonus.
PENN TV. 90S 18th st. Sc. Ii.
4-0o4S. IL
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SALESMAN
With Executive Ability
BOYS, WEAR

This Job offers excellent opportunity
to YOUNG MEN with aptitude ano
qualifications to advance. Give full
details of experience, age and salary
expected. All replies kept conflden.
tial Box 31S-C. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
MILLINERY
MANAGER
For a Unit in
Washington

We are looking for q manager for Q
popular priced millinery store who
can handle, personnel, windows and
assist on the floor. with the ability
to be In complete charge of o good
volume store. In the heart Of the
city. We can assure you good
Box 269-E. Star,
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NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS
'merce or In the production or
goods j0y commerce must NON pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana 01ae-hGlt for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Lntp job seekers offered less b.
corefed firms should notify the
WAGE and Hour Diutsion D s,
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2l20 Extension 1875
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STATESMEN

NEW YORK CORPORATION OPEN
ING BRANCH IN WASHINGTON,
D. c.. AREA FOR MEN NOW IN
THE SELLING FIELD WHO ARE
ANXIOUS TO SELL A PRODUCT
Is NATIONALLY ADVERTISED.
LEADS FURNISHED FROM LOCAL
AND NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
PITTSBURGH BRANCH ONLY s
MONTHS OLD AND Statesmen
THERE AVERAGING $40 PER
WEEK. ONLY A LIMITED NUM-
Der OF SALES PERSONNEL WILL
BE SELECTED FOR THIS AREA.
APPLY IN PERSON. 1912 AM.
AND % PM. MONDAY. JAN. is.
AT AMBASSADOR HOTEL. mo
PHONE CALLS" ASK FOR p. A..
MARTIN.
statesmen AT ONCE
Local territory now open for quail.
fled men over 80 to represent ma
tional corporation In dignified sales
capacity. Consistent and intelligent
effort viii insure excellent. steady.
year-around income and q perma-
nent career in distinctly low-pres.
sure field, Pleasant contacts. repeat
business. No down payments. deliv-
cry or collection problem. Protected
territory. Previous sales experience
not necessary as successful appli-
cants will receive complete training
and guidance by local manager. Car
necessary. For local interview. write
Box 202, Newark, New York State.
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SALESMAN PAST 40

To place exclusive public relations
portunity qualified applicant estab-
lish permanent business liberal
comm. basis. Must be free to travel
Phone r. BURT. EXa 3-5O35. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
Paint Store Manager

FAINT Store Manager
ToR A PROGRESSIVE PAINT STORE
IN AN IDEAL SUBURBAN LOcA.
TON. OUR STORES FEATURE
THE TOP NATIONAL BRANDS.
OUR MANAGERS WORK ON A
PROFIT SHARING ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH SUCH AN AGREEMENT
YOU ENJOY The FRUITS OF
SELF WITHOUT HAVING AN OUT
LAY OF CAPITAL. CALL OIL. 2
1882 FOR INTERVIEW. IL
PHARMACIST, for relief work: time
can be ARRANGED: day and evenings:
Md. reg. JU. 9-564s. II"
PHARMACIST for downtown drug
store: Good salary, good hours. APP
ply. WHELAN DRUG AGENCY, 14th
and H SITS. NV. or call Mr.. Leonard.
RE. 7-7928 or appt. III
PHARMACIST, excel. opening, TOP
salary. bonus. and advancement for
ambitious, capable young man. LII.
PHARMACIST, registered D, c.. for
Mon, Wed. and Fri. nights. KIR-
SONS PHARMACY. 1919 Georeia
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White Cross
Representative Needed

This opportunity is an exceptional
one. You need not have experience
sentative for the White Cross plan
of insurance. Our representatives
come from all walks Of life and are
earning an average Of $500 per
year in commissions and bonuses.
We are in q position to furnish our
representatives with all the contacts
only that you have the ability. to
work, own . car and furnish refer
ences For further information, con-
tact MR.. KELLOGG ct 1400 Spring
I'd. NV. or call To. 2-4o3o. between
II and B pm.
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+. PART-TIME MAN
PART-TIME
SILVER SPRING

Young white man with car who de-
sires to supplement present income
call 10. 4-O65l between 1912 pm.
ASK for Mr.. MILES. lis
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OPEN SUNDAY

Our part-tirne people average $50 per
week, work ewes. and wk. ends. Ma
tiona' organization. Some college
0r eauiva!ent helpful. White; car.
Apply 1920 Conn. ave, Sunday.
to pm, MR.. THOMAS.
RE. $4,000 --1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
ENGINEERS
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
STRESS
ANALYSTS

Sikorsky Aircraft, foremost
designer, developer an d
manufacturer of helicop-
tiers, offers you a chance to
work with the top men in
your profeSSion-men who
made the first practical
helicopter.
Right now we need engi-
neerS, designers, craftsmen,
and stress analysts who
want to pioneer In new and
interesting work with a
young, progressive organi-
Zation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

For Art. Dept. OF a leading weekly
and interesting with about SOC OF
time spent in tipping (mainly charts
and tablesl that go into the maya
zine so applicant should be good
fyp!St Previous newspaper or mag
azine clerical exper. desirable but
Of age preferred. Extremely pleasant
working conditions and many COM
pany benefits. Call DI 7-290O. ext.
26l. from q am. to 5 pm, Mon.
through Wednesday.
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
N. G.. r. 5000

operator. 21-35 years of
age. for permanent position In our
accounting dept. Hours, S:3O-5 30,
Mon. Fri. Generous company bene-
MS IN ADDITION to planned salary
tails regarding job experience, per-
Sonal background and salary de-
sired. Box 449-E, Star.
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hELp.--..-MEN
KOREAN VETERANS

Opportunities TO learn the finance
business and earn promotions to
managers: responsible positions as
managers Of branch ofIices Of large
and expanding finance company;
many company BENEFITS and pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS; excellent salary
while learning: should have car
but not essential. PERSONAL In
pUSTRIAL BANKERS, NC 500
Investment Bldg, 18th and K sts..
NV, TO
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Annapolis
Tours Will
Moy Is

Anyone planning to attend
the Annapolis Open House Tours
on May Is. 16 and II can expect
to stay very busy.
Included in the many attrac-
tions which have been arranged
are a concert Of 18th century
music, a candlelight visit to a
recently restored house. q boat
tour of Annapolis harbor, a tour
for photographers, an architec-
ture tour, special guided tour
of the u. s. Naval Academy and
a garden tour.
Mrs. Levin H., Campbell, jr., is
acting as tours chairman for
this event sponsored by the 500
members of Historic Annapolis,
Inc.
Hostess chairman will be Mrs.
Robert E. Jasperson. Mrs. F.
Ronald Stamp is wardrobe mis-
tress in charge of allotting the
society's newly created stock Of
Colonial costumes.
Members of the Tours Com
mittee, in addition to those pre-
viously mentioned, include Mrs.
H. A. Baldridge. Mrs. William
Van c. Brandt, Mrs. Amos F.
Hutchins, Mrs. James N. Gallo
way, Mrs. Hugh p. LeClair, Mrs.
r. Marion Lazenby, Mrs. Rich
ard E. Lankford, Mrs. John c.
Ten Eyck, Mrs. Ross A. Dier-
dorff, Mrs. James Madison Doyle,
Mrs. David E. Cummins. Mrs. j.
Lawrence Carlson, Mrs. Stanley
s. Wohl, Mrs. Barham r. Gary.
Mrs. Frederick G. Richards, Mrs.
Emmitt w. Brandt, Mrs. Eugene
M. Childs, Mrs. Walter Ansel
and Mrs. Edmund Turner.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
50th Anniversary
To Be Celebrated

Representative Harold o. Lovre,
Republican, of South Dakota will
be the speaker at a luncheon
meeting of the Norwegian Ladies'
Aid of Washington celebrating
its 50th anniversary at noon
Tuesday in the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Munthe de Morgenstierne,
wife of the Norwegian Ambassa-
dor, is an honorary member Of
the group but will not attend be-
cause of official mourning for
Crown Princess Martha.
The Crown Princess was guest
of honor at the clubs 40th an
niversary celebration.
The Ladies' Aid meets monthly
at the Church of the Epiphany
for a smorgasbord luncheon Of
open-faced sandwiches and Nor
wegian pastries, and an after
noon program.
Money earned at these meet
ings and occasional parties is
given at Christmas to the Nor.
wegian Seamen's Mission in Bal
timore, and to the Norwegian
children's homes and homes for
the aged throughout the United
States.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Medical Society Auxiliary Dance

The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Medical Society Of the District
will give a dinner dance on Sat-
urday at the Shoreham Hotel
for the benefit Of its nurses
scholarship fund.
The association annually gives
scholarships to deserving girls
for study at hospitals in the Dis
trict. Eight scholarships were
made available this year-one
at Garfield Hospital. two full
scholarships and three partial
scholarships at District General
Hospital and two at Sibley.
Mrs. James H. Scully, social
chairman of the auxiliary, is in
charge of the dinner dance. As
Sisting her with arrangements
are Mrs. Thomas Sappington,
Mrs. Robert Perkins. jr., Mrs.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Arthur A. Morris, Mrs. John A.
Kneipp, Mrs. Robert C.. Halle.
Mrs. Stafford Hawken. Mrs.
John Evan and Mrs. Francis o.
Bryan.
Sydney and his orchestra will
provide music for the dance.
Mrs. Scully Is in charge Of
reservations.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Miss Jewell Bride Of Dr.. J. w. Coke

ushers were DR.. Walter Buckner
of Roanoke and Comdr. Martin
Cooperman of Arlington.
The bride is a graduate Of
Wellesley College and DR.. Coke
received his B. s. and M. D. de-
grees from the University Of
Virginia.
The couple will make their
home in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Pecan Pie

This Southern favorite Is deli
cious and easy. Have ready an
unbaked 8-inch pie shell. Cream
together "a cup Of butter and
" cup of brown sugat. Beat 3
eggs well and stir into mixture.
Add a cup of corn syrup. 2
teaspoons of vanilla. a pinch OF
salt and a cup of pecan halves.
Stir and pour into shell. Bake
in q 375 oven for " hour.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Rev. Robert w. Woodroofe Of
Newton, Mass, officiating.
The brides attendants were
her sister, Mrs. Henry s. Russell,
jr., of Stow, Mass, and the
bridegroom's sister, Miss Kitty
Coke of Roanoke. Mr.. Andrew
s. Coke of. Roanoke was his
brothers best man and the
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Edison
Jewell, jr., Of Newton. Mass.
announce the marriage on May l
Of their daughter Jane Buchan
to Or. Joseph Wentworth Coke,
son of Mr.. Whitwell Wentworth
Coke of Roanoke, Va.
The wedding took place in
Saint Mary's Chapel Of the
Washington Cathedral with the
Evening star., 1954-05-02

MICHEL of Helena Rubinstein is
here with his new spring coiffures
From Paris to Washington comes worldfamous Michel
with the most exciting coiffures in years His hair
designs for Spring breathtakngy pretty, they
made the Paris couture stand up and cheer Let Michel
adapt of these fabulous coiffure-or design custom
coffure especially for you For complimentary consulta
ton with Michel, call metropolitan S-6917
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Harris Ewing Photo.

-Harris-Ewing Photo.
MRS. WILLIAM E.
WOODBURY.
The former
Miss Patricia Quigley.
st. Ignatius Church in OXon
Hill, Md, was the scene Of the
wedding on May /.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
APIS. uhEuRNlsHEn-p. e.

CoLORED-I726 d ST. N.E.-1st-f.
apt. 2. rms. kita bath; children
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INCLUDES UTILITIES

Modern sarden-type units; public
Transportation to DEVELOPMENT; chill
dren's play areas; ldry. facilities.
once. hours s-5 daily. S-12 Sat.
LU. 2.1222 go
Evening star., 1954-09-14
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

WHEN MOVING you want it done
right; Call II. 3-5O47 EDLIN
VIRGINIA STATE MOVERS. Low
rates. dependable by Job or hour.
Also D. C. and Md. AID. 1885.
ARROW TRANSFER We move by
lob or hour. Six rooms as low as
S35. NO. 1854, DE. 2-OO66. -23
A. B. MOvERS-Locsl. long distance
low as So hr. for 8 men. AD. 2-3660
Al CONN MOVES: local, long dist. !;
1-bedrm. apt, S25; 2-bedrm., $50;
p rooms rooms %;fb SS2 SO. Isaa. RA S-6s95'
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment in your moving. storage;
rsas. ia. s-2es7: eyes,. RA. a-14l6,
ARE yoU MOVING to californ,a 0,
service on household goods q and
fssSs FoswARprNsSGye 4 sSyeT ma rsses sesssa Jopsos
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage IN
shpone sisparsss NO reo%i oio4 e1RsEt NfoN sESs soR
LIGHT HAULING. local moving.
~ s-1i5o or Ii. e-2sss.
MOVE BY HfLL-Home or bus; short
or long notices: extra services: any
tine sensibly priced LU. l-95O0
MOVING BARGAiN-Sept. only: 3
@ yeal sasrsntee RIaaT tsRaa!a.''R WAY Z
MOVERS, 10, 2-333O. --26
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

Mr.. PENTAGoN-1 bedrm.. liv. rm.
dinette. kit. and bath, incl. utils.
$75 per mo. Call r. A. dUMPHRIESl
& iRSEALToRS, ma: S.5020.. ..-~l6
bedrm. apt; quiet DEVELOPMENT; g
blk. bus, shopping. Extra storage.
laundry facilities. ia. 7.926S.
n. ARL.-2-bedrm. apts.: excel. loca-
only. o19H Mast gH es46 sss g appreciate. ADULTS
and 2 bedrm. units available:
priced from SIS. SIT. in COW. Alex. 4
5-i11in. drive from the Pentagon
Phone. TIE. 6-4400 or come to the
ofiice In Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. YER
non ave, and Russell I'd
Rdomy rsaeccr ap!s 1soG SP y es P's4cs g
Apt. 2. ia. 7-45s6.
N. ARL., close-in, nr. Wilson blvd.
and Oak st-Bedrm., liv., dinette,
al utils; Can WEAVER BROS, INC.
N. ARL., MISSIONER, cow. to nI every
kit. and bath; s6e.5o per mo. Cali
WEAVER BROS, INC. DI. 7-s3OO.
ARL. - 1-bedrm. apt. in mod. apt.
bldg. nr Ft. Myer,. 5 Minis. Penta-
sun, L. ~ NOhNs oAOPo., UuSt - SUs
plus utils.; avail. now. jE. 4-6265.
ALEX bedrm.; s74.5o; lovely eye en-
vironment; bus at door. OV. 3-2397.
922 s.. Wash. st. 30
ARL.-Corner bedrm., liv.,- din. kit,
ef. MGR, JA. 5-6375. 20
|ARLANDRIA-S69.50, incl. all utils..
for this 1-hedrm. apt; 10 min. to
Pentagon: Cali ia: S-1661, LII
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm,, liv. rm..
& KIT bath s scEeened7in s5ega psreh; pSshaS s729S
ARLINGTON. coiumnia pike at Fred
erick ST.. Magnolia Gardens--Avail
now Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip.
ment. parauet floors. Venetian blinds.
exposures na Stbs so iurn n; Sgs gso mG mo;
ARLINGToS. ri S1SH6S NoRTH-e bedrms..
Hall. | blk, new Hecht,s store. M;
Gsnoe s16arp and pues 9ases sinoos sas soed
mo. incl all utils, See nE5;; MIR.
St. ia. $500 or cali once. IA g.
1856. bet 9.5 pm, la
i@mss. t8 sso cond.: md. 70 ii minis. 'es to D. e
40i4 Columbia pike, 10
ALEX. tDelRayl-Duplex. 2 bedrms.
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath; pvt
scr. porch. garage; l blk. 20, hu'
and SHOPPING; To approved families
800. l5
ALEX. tDel Ray)--1 -bedrm. cor. apt
$3.50 Colonial brick bldg: &
units each: lawn. shade trees: blk
bus P,o,, 81 ,sSnoppns sv,,Inn Io sppreyss npTs
lARL.@Ground d. front: 1st a. Cor
= bedrms.: mod. apt; close in
utils.; nr. transp. ia. 1880. --l4
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARL.--UNFURN,, 3 bedrms. or larger.
sep. din. rm. Minimum II, bathrms.
To $150. ia. 2-3514. ID
HOMES NEEDED-Ws
have. fine tenants for homes In Be.
For complete rental service, phone
US today. PERRY HAY CO., JU.
5-6242 or JU. 5-5005. lis
Evening star., 1954-09-14
APTs. UNFURNiSHED-MD.

BETHESDA-Liv. rm.. dinette. kit.
2 bedrmS.. bath, conv. to schools.
transp., shop. OIL. 4-2545. go
CORAL HILLS-Garden apts. at d. C
line: 3 bedrms.: S100 utils. incl.
nr. schools. bus, shops. 10. S-7OSS
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

I'M NO AGENT manage only my
own properties and / guarantee salts
faction. 402 Peabody st. ne. Quick
bus transp. to dntn. without transfer
Small. mod att. brk. house. conf
but sparseiy furn., easily maint.. min.
INV, low util.. wash. mach. nice I'd:
grand pl. for child; S110. LUTHER
Z. MILLER. DE. 2-0655. EN-. 2-5957.
CHEVY CHASE-Ofhcer's widow has
attractively furn. brk. home; lovely
gyounds. AD. 4-o122. -1A
Evening star., 1954-09-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

"a coin operated machines. Owner
quotes $500 month net profit. Re-
anlres only few hrs. weekly. No
s4peolsnce 4eoo w. E. THR1v E0ts prise Ss
ave. NV, Ma. s-974S. Ia
RESTAURANT, a426 14th ct. NV.
Temporarily closed due to illness.
Owner. must sacrifice this place for
total price Of $4,000 with $4,000
@ cash Gown; W: E. THRIFT. exclu-
GROCERY. downtown. Call aitse
AUTO REPAfR. 1H9'; fully equipped. in
Guiding Ford 1h-ton truck equipped
with Holmes crane. Long lease. Sell
ing price, $1,000: half down. Ii.
DRUGSTORE-About $4,000 sales
able, mixed trade; about $s, 900
stock: same owner over 20 yrs.
wants to retire; $4,000. Box
BEAUTY SHOP; modern equipment;
good legation in Arlington; $3.50.
IA. S-531S or ia. 1927. -17
ACCOUNTANT DESIRES to purchase
a small accounting business. or will
tns a44s, to share in partnership ~, ~. o.
DRY-cLEANING PLANT. modern.
140F unit: will sacrifice for
balance due. HU. 3-35O3. 15'
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, din. rm. concess.
for rent; estab. hotel; fully equip;
now operating: respon. party take
over at once. MR.. BLUE. DI. s-5S27.
oOs
COL. AND WHITE BUSINESSES Of
all types, In all sections. for very
low down payments. COOK. DE.
2-S10S. or TU. 2-4204. 15'
RESTAURANT - EXPERIENCED
know the restaurant business. Call
me for a good stand Stan Green.
field, ia. 9-7716. with AUERBACH-
BEAUTY SHOP. FOR RENT OR SALE
Reasonable Must sacrifice due to
illness. booths. compl furn.;
1S43 Columbia rd. NV. Call MISS
TRUDY. Ma S-l01S. IN