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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

VS. BELIEVE THIS IS THE MOST
UNUSUAL. THE MOST REMARK
ABLE I1BBLLE OFFER YOU'RE GOING TO
ARE PLANNiNd TO o@ GO BARdA AIN
HUNTING DURING THE WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY SALES - WILL
YOU PLEASE REMEMBER THIS?
NO NATTER WHERE. WHEN OR
WHAT YOU SEE OFFERED ON
WASHlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY - At
John sT, IN, e. GUARANTEES 4 ANT T q EIR
GuARANTEE H is IN W WT Fif & AND ND
YOU CAN BUY THE SANE OR
EQUAL QUALITY FURNITURE FOR
LESS ELSEWHERE WITHIN so
LAYS AFTER TAKING DELIVERY
OF MERCHANDISE FROM ATLAS
FURNITURE. ATLAS WILL REFUND
TWICE THE DIFFERENCE IN CASH
to to. YoH w. WITH IT THIS THIS WRIT WRITTEN i
IN LONG LINES OR GET UP AT
WAsH1NGToN's siRFTHDAY SALES
--BECAuSE NO NATTER WHAT
You SEE Els 0 SEIIiTS on ON SALE sA4E,;1
THEIR PRICES ARE LOWER. AND
THAT'S WITHOUT ANY IFS. ANDS
BUTTS OR MAYBE. WE BELIEVE
NOBODY. NOBODY BUT ATLAS
GIVES YOU A WRITTEN GUARAN-
TEE LIKE THIS. SO WHY WAIT
FOR WAsHINGToN,s BIRTHDAY?
WHY NOT SHOP NOW LEISURELY
At that F11 YoG ARE AsP P sE AesoF FEE
LOWEST PRICE FOR ANYTHING
YOU BUY.
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DESKS, OFFICE
New 6Ox30 double pedestal walnut
desks, SS4.95; used desks from $50.
We have q complete line Of new and
used once furniture available at all
times. Shop US for real values. NJ
FRANK &. SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
DIAMOND RNGs-S ladies'; one
ID sapphires: one ! carat with 10
small diamonds: / dinner ring with
3. lge. and Is small diamonds; all
platinum mounted: sacrifice. ia.
7-940O. Ext. 253. 293 Delaware Hall,
DIAMOND RING. Tiffany cut. plati-
mum setting: Na-kt.; 5000. XII. g.
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FURNITURE
OVER 500 PIECES
NEW FURNITURE

20 BEDROOM SETS, 10
DINETTE SETS, 4 DINING
RIM. SETS, 6 LIVING RIM.
SETS, BEAUTY E S T
SPRINGS AND MAT
TRESSES, MASTERCRAFT
COCKTAIL TABLES, END
TABLES AND DRUM
TABLES. LESS THAN "
PRICE.
Used Furniture
AS LOW AS SIS A DINETTE
CHAIR AND $40 FOR
LIVING RIM. CHAIRS.
COUCHES, $30-$40; END
TABLES, $3.50; BEDS, $40;
DINETTE TABLES, $40;
GAS REFRIGERATOR, So.
Don't miss this furniture sale.
ALBAN TOWERS
ann Mass Ave- NV
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LIGHT PLANT-110 VOLT
$50 WATT-NEW. S125-OTHERS
25l3 M ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527
linen sheets. table
cloths. etc: Ninton china. Dresden
lamps. rugs. sterling silver. XII.
S-I979.
LITHO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Goerz l4-in. lenses, 4S-in. drawing
table Whirler Hi 3-54~3
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FURNITURE
3-ROOM OUTFIT

COMPlETE ONLY
$239
Es SEND You rs Any III TIINAkNcsE
RERE 80 8 < p ssMgAHE o eF THE
BEDROOM
We give you Q beautiful MODERN
DRESSER. CHEST and BED. plus
LIVING ROOM GROUP
You get a beautiful 6-pc. set. in
which OPENS fNTo A BED. plus
q CHAIR In contrasting colors.
TWO END TABLES. COCKTAIL
TABLE. For the
DINETTE
MATc aaiqSe cHA siIqssS All ABf Rooms aa
OF BRAND-NEW FURNITURE
$239
EZ TERMS
ALPERSTEIN'S
FURNITURE STORE
1920 18th st. NV.
Open Daily, o AN. to g Pm.
Thursday. 9 AN. to o PM.
MA. $3.50.
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FURNITURE
ATLAS
GUARANTEES
IN WRITING

That we will refund twice the
difference in cash If within
go days after taking delivery
of merchandise from Atlas
Furniture, you can buy the
same furniture or furni-
ture of equal quality for less
elsewhere and this means
anywhere, including dis
count houses and so-called
wholesale houses, military
sales stores of any nature,
anniversary sales, special
event sales, clearance sales,
auction sales, warehouse
sales, liquidation sales or
sales of any kind or nature.
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BED-MATTRESS SALE!
BEDROOM

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 209o to 500
on new sample cloSeouts.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. double
dresser and mirror, was S129.50,
now $3.50 fine lined oak bed.
double dresser. mirror and chest.
was S279.50. now S167.50: finest
quality mahogany double bed. double
dresser. mirror and chest. was 1925.
now 5000 so; solid mahogany and
solid cherry at lowest prices in
town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, were 500. so. now
$3.50; guaranteed full 39-inch
Hollywood bed. was S69.50 now
S4395.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Thursdays I'll 8 .. m.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
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FURNITURE
DIRECT FROM
THE
WAREHOUSE
MEANS
EXTRA SIS FOR YOU!

Comfortable green
lounge chair
M o d ern armless.
sofa, converts to
single bed
Wrought iron d.
nette chairs
Blond seafoam buff
fet
Decorators foa m
rubber lounge chair
Blond oak book
cases, o sorte d
sizes
Lined oak. double
dresser with mir
ror and panel bed
2 modern sofas up
to
E-pc. sectional sofa
in foam rubber
ArmleSs foam rub.
Der chair
Solid 4Ha-in. foam
ru b b er mattress
and matching box
spring, twin size
Blond bedbar. chest
and 2 night tables
39-in. mattress and
box springs, each
LINED oak end, step
and cocktail tables
with plastic tops
30-in. divan bed
with bolster in dec
orator fabrics
Budget terms and
arranged.
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BABY FURNITURE
3o16 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
BABY FURNITURE SALE

February Clearance
Sale Of floor samples and one-of-a "a
kind numbers. baby cribs from
$l2.a5; play pens, $7.95; high chair
$495; also 10 de luxe floor sample
cribs, Storkline. Lullaby, Gem. Alb
bot, etc. Values to S69.75, start
ing at Sl7.95. These are real val
ues. Absolutely guaranteed. Lowest
prices in town. We will sell this
merchandise Mon. only. 2 am. til
6 pm. JUVENILE SALES WARE
corner Of 1000 Blair I'd. and Cedar
ct ia O-IS1O
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UPRIGHT PLAYER. LII. 1-43s1.
black, copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS, l746
Lee hwy IA S-S70O
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OZALID white-print machine. model
B; excel. cond. See in operation.
Also Bruning black and white print
NV. ia. 9-4O55
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OFFICE EQUIPMENT; ike new: Audo-
writer: chairs. Elk. $3.50. Mie
OFFICE MISUNDERSTANDING Leo.
pold walnut desk, swivel chair, Q
SIDE SD chairs with arms; upholstered
lamps; finest quality: new Condition:
$275. ST. 1864.
OFFICE FURNITURE
200 DESKS. $3.50 UP: CHAIRS,
P Hds Sales SALE TbAn 1 r JERSEY p G. e., SUR
OFFICE TABLES. chairs, walnut, ma
Office 4s sTND Effk a aid e a1t6 nx
Private party. Reasonable. ri.
100. weekdays. Ia
OIL BURNER, gun type; excel. cond.,
go SO fireplace coal crate, 81. Wo.
OH OH BURNER AND TANK, cheap.
III 81: B slIassi and storage tank; max.
of GfIeT Bu In fR-5sss; Fireman. Excel.
cond: l732 willard St. NV. Cali
70. 1882 for information. Ia
OIL TANK; 275 gal. $25; baby carr
Tiage, collapsible. Collier Keyworth.
ORGAN-Hammond. latest concert
model, new cond.. complete with ige.
speaker; extra equip. AID. 4-6464.
ORGAN, Wurlitzer, model 80, home
or church. Like new. Reas. EN-.
2-1226.
ORGAN. used Organtron, model sim,
mahogany finish. 2-manual. 32-
pedal keys; complete with tone
cabinet; 4. g. o. specifications; exe
cellent playing condition and ap-
pearance; rare value at S7S5.
HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV. Established 1879
III
OZALID white-print machine. model
B; excel. cond. See in operation.
Also Bruning black and white print
er and developer. 33l Emerson st.
NV, ia. 9-4055.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

DIAMOND BARGAINS
h-carat diamond, finest gem color
and newest cutting. S195: our own
creation, ladies' lax. white gold
full-cut diamonds, weighing approx
is-carat. 500; Arlene Francis dia-
mond heart. lax. white gold. ~
full-cut diamonds, weighing over 3/5
carat, S195; estate piece, cavalier,
lax. gold. 2 fine diamonds. $50.
MR.. BROTT. OF F st, NV. RE.
7-2075. Open Thursday night It'll
q pm. for your convenience.
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FURNISHINGS

Modern bedrm. suite. S35; dressers.
So: beds So; foldaway bed. SO:
brkfst. tables. 81 80 up odd chairs,
81. server. 81; cabinets. 81: drop
leaf table, SIS; 2-pc. liv. rm. suite.
SIS; occas. chairs. $3.50 up: rock
ers. 81 up; coffee tables. $3.50 up;
lamp tables. 81 up; lamps and pic
bargains. Open Sun, ewes. til z.
BELL KINDS. 412 East Capitol St
Ii. 4-96SS. See our ad under an
tiaues and don't miss our Washing
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About 10000 II. OF galvanized thread
ed pipe at very reasonable prices,
lengths from 10 to 90 #.
215 L st. S.W. Phone d. 7-SOO7
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PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
3l35 v ST. NE

on 1900 block Of Bladensburg I'd.
ne. at Hot shoppe. Open Sunday,
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DoorS-Terrific Deal!

AOJ4 o. u 444C OCQ1:
Factory-to-you. heavy-duty aluminium
storm and screen, $4S.5O. Replace
your old screen door now. Call
today. RIA. 3-0172, HE. 4-577S.
DRESS-Evening or mother Of bride,
size 1871. blue chiffon and lace and
sshhinnestones, with long lace gloves:
cond.. Ssb. i447 Rittenhouse st. NV.
DRESSER and chest Of drawers, NAH.
like new, $75: knee-hole desk, SIS:
2 rugs, $50. KE. 7-1216 after pm.
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BRAND-NEW
COSTS LESS
Quality Bedroom Group
Of chest. bed. dresser and
mirror. and 5-piece dresser set.

qualify Living hOOm group
Consisting Of sofa bed. / chair. 9 end
tables. coffee table. . smokers, .
pictures and 2 table lamps and
shade
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ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto M. w.
Nelson announce the engage
ment of their daughter Patricia
Anne to Mr.. Manuel John Mar
tufi, jr. q s. c. c., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Martufi. A March we'd
ding is planned.
Keehn- Fishmon
Mrs. Bertha M. Keehn an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter Pauline Alice to Mr.
James J. Fishman. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Fishman Of
Cicero, Ill.
Miss Keehn Is q student at
George Washington University.
MIR. Fishman received his M. A.
in engineering from the Univer-
sity of Illinois.
Ryon CoInon
Mrs. Robert Preston Ryan of
Terre Haute, Ind, announces the
engagement of her daughter
Katherine Preston to Ensign
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the Englewood Art Center. She
is an alumna Of the Carnegie In
stitute Of Technology In Pitts
burgh and the University Of Sc
vile, Spain.
DR.. Barton is q graduate Of
Cornell University and has served
at the U. s. Navy Hospital, Be-
thesda. Md: San Juan. Puerto
Rico and Chelsea Navy Base in
Boston. Mass. He is now sta
toned at the U. s. Naval Hos
pital in San Diego, Calf.
Fohrmon-Herndon
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton H. Fohr-
man Of College Heights, Nd, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Phyllis 10y to Mr.. Will
liam Herndon, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Floyd Herndon. The we'd
ding will take place on March 6.
Miss Fohrman and Mr.. Hern-
don are both graduates OF the
University Of Maryland.
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Eugene Thomas Calnan, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. william Joseph
Calnan. The wedding will take
place in early spring.
Miss Ryan, daughter also of
the late Mr.. Ryan, attended
Trinity College and is now a stu
dent at Marjorie Webster Junior
College. Ensign Calnan attended
Sullivan's Preparatory School
and was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy.
Core Borton
Mrs. Karl w. Core announces
the engagement of her daughter
Mary Catharine of Englewood.
N. j., to 1t. Robert K. Barton,
U. S. NJ, Medical Corps of Will
kinSon. Ind. The wedding will
take place in June in Englewood.
Miss Core, who is head of the
Art Department of Dwight
School for Girls in Englewood,
was formerly head of the Yard
School of Art in Washington and
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To Be Speaker

Mrs. Emily Taft Douglas, q
former Illinois Congresswoman-
at-large, win be the guest
speaker st o meeting Of the
Woman's Democratic Club Of
Silver Spring to be held at $3.50
pm. Monday in the Jesup Blair
Community House.
Mrs. Douglas viii discuss the
topic, "A New Look on the Old
Elephant"
The speaker Is the wife of
Senator Paul Douglas Of Illinois.
The meeting is open to the
nllhlic
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To Address Club

DR.. b. Joseph Martin, president
of Wesleyan College, Macon, Ca,
will be the guest speaker at q
luncheon meeting Of the local
alumnae association to be held
at 1890 pm. tomorrow in the
Kennedy-Warren dining room.
Miss Carrie. Lou Allgood.
president Of the association, is
in charge Of the affair.
Reservations may be made
through Mrs. Don p. Mackin.
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Mr.. John Keen of vineland.
N. J., announces the engagement
Of his daughter lois to 1t. q. g.
Frank P. Paladino of the Med
ical Corps. U. 8. N. R. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Senatro Pa
ladino Of Utica. N. Y.
1t. Paladino received his pre-
med schooling at Syracuse Uni
versity and was graduated from
Georgetown Medical School in
June, 1851. He served his intern
ship at Providence Hospital and
completed one year Of residency
in dermatology at Georgetown
Medical Center. Miss Keen is
employed as q secretary in the
Office Of the QuartermaSter Cen
eral.
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Engaged to
Mr.. Ronald E. Deedfick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner B.
Jordan Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement Of the
latter'S daughter, Miss Doris Lee
Smith. to Mr.. Ronald Edwin
Deedrick. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. william Z. Deedrick,
also Of Silver Spring.
The bride-elect Is now Q sophie
more at Roanoke College. Mr..
Deedrick Is presently stationed
In France with the Sixth Fleet
Of the United States Navy.
The wedding win take place
IN August Of 1855.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03

In the few short weeks have been around Seward we have heard many folks ideas what they thought Seward newspaper should contain and how should be Now going to have day, every dog must and we hope that it meets with you approval
 First of all, believe that newspaper should be vice business the finest of the word It should always be ready to in whatever capacity i'm prove the community and it should work long and hard to tell the story of the people it
 It is hope the weeks go by that the Seward Sea- port Record will become our paper when spoken of by the people of Seward That h hope that the people will feel and act they owned the newspaper it being pub shed for the express purpose of telling what fine place Seward and that will be used to make Seward better
 One of the major assets of individual is his conscience and iS that newspaper acting conscience for the community whole can be asset though like science it sometimes tells things rather forget admit. The conscience keeps in line and makes the sort of people God would have be- for good and though may condemn has best at heart
 We hope each successive issue joins this first that the newspaper will become Stewards best friend always willing to help in time of need quick acknowledge good deed done partner in the progress of the
 Except for the chance that Jessen Weekly used it first might have little which think should tell the story of the kind of newspaper hope to be- We reprint it here:
 For the that lacks assistance;
 For the wrong that needs resistance;
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Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03
BY WEBB

his native Portugal when he sailed around the Cape of Good Hope.
 In our own country, history is inseparably linked with the spice. The great fortunes made by the New England traders were largely founded on the spice trade. The pepper tax rep resented five percent of young Americas total income for about fifty years!
 The United States, in it's early years. wedged its way into the Dutch monopoly of pepper. To- day, we are the world center of the spice trade.
 The next time you savor the piquant flavor of fresh black pepper. remember that you are not only using the worlds most popular spice. you are using one of the worlds oldest, most re- spected and most romantic sea- sonings.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03

lily rigged, and used to ferry some 40 passengers across the stream. Small boats were brought to the scene, and used to move the rest of the travellers over.
 It. Is reported that the Alaska Steamship Company held it's steam CT Baranof for several hours until 31 of it's tourists could be ferried over and so brought back aboard.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03
THE ROMANCE OF SPICES
PepFeE- - fEsP Worlds
 Most POf,EsLas' Spice!

There's a shaker of ground black pepper on every dining table. The United States con- sumes about 35,000,00O pounds year. It is SO familiar spice, that many people forget its fresh and pungent flavor. Many of our favorite dishes depend on pepper for verve and character.
 A golden rarebit would be bland without a sprinkling of spicy pepper. Cream soups would be pallid and uninteresting. Scrambled eggs would be taste less and dull. And chicken pie would not attain its full majesty without peppers sharpness.
 Pepper. grown in India, is an ancient and honorable spice. It
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03
Church Directory

Local religious societies and churches are invited to furnish a schedule of their regular meetings which will be printed in the Rec ord free of charge. All copy must be in our hands Monday preced- ing the Friday for which it is in tended for publication. Brief church notes on items of special interest will also be welcomed.
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03
Valdez Highway Cut By Glacial Runoff

Melting glacier waters washed out 150 feet of the Richardson high way near Valdez last Friday, strand ing tourists and Valdez bound travellers on the north side of the washout.
 According to the Anch horag e Times, a brooches buoy was hast
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03

has influenced the destinies of men and nations for cen- turies. The nation that c trols s the pepper market con- trols the world!
 Columbus discov- cred America be-
Seward seaport record., 1954-09-03

cause he was searching for a sea route to India. Vasco da
 Cana wrested the pepper mar ket from Genoa and Venice for
Evening star., 1954-09-28
A
NEW
COOP

Ideal in-town NV. location at the
intersection Of New Hampshire ave.
and Virginia ave. NV, Just q few
blocks from the Potomac River.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

WHEN MOVING, you want it done
right. Call Ii 3-5047. EDELIN
MOVING g. TRANSFER SERVICE.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-O1O4. UNION sTOR-
AGE TO- INC. Established 1905.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. Ia. s-2s37; eyes, RA. 3.d4lo. 35a.
MOVING BARGAIN-sept. only: 3
men at s. per hr. not no travel n,;el or OF
MOVERS. Jo. 1880,
ALCONN moves local. long dist. One
bedroom apt, S25; 2 bedroom. $50.
New padded vans. RA. 6-6S95. g.
LIGHT HAULING, locai moving;
beach-s q speciality s. L. NORRIS
TU 2-1l50 or Ii. 6-2SS9
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus; short
or long notices; extra services; any
time: sensibly priced Lu l-96O0.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV D. c.; free ap-
praisals. no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO. JU. 5-6242. ga
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTO REPAIR, fully equipped, in
cluding Ford 1h-ton truck equipped
with Holmes crane. Long lease. Sell
ing price. $1,000; half down. II.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE by owners:
beer. light wine. Reason for selling:
Swnet: SHaee.. mssi sss fsvGs sS time E snSssr sss
sUPERMARKET. equipped in mod.
small DE- wn payment TO qualified
person. Rent, $3.50 to start. Phone
Mrs; Kiser at 70: 3-4o4o. 10 am.
to 9 pm. weekdays. %
DRY CLEANING PLANT, Baltimore,
ssnacts Md isS2 ssoo6 SSDs x..k skG5o?P lpsE Plant
WIN sell or accept associate with
and executively qualified TO assume
full operational responsibility. J. l..
Ii0sEa h0sENTELp; 2 md 1915 Taney rd'' ss. sss-
BUSINESSMAN wishes to purchase
established city or country home
equipment routes. Write Box 430-Y.
Star. Sc
BEAUTY SALoN-Downtown loc.. 5
operators, Modern-Sacrifce. Box
39S-Y, Star.
USED-CAR LOT on viers Mill I'd. in
Wheaton. Md. long term lease; 24O-
II street frontage on two f2)
streets; ideal location for new-car
outlet. Phone LO. 4-5660. a
WAFFLE SHOP with 7 rms. Q baths
above. will seat As; fountain. lease,
$1,000 down payment. OWENS
REALTY. NE. S-04S6.
LIQUOR LICENSE, CLASS A, for pkg.
store; private party willing to pay
S12.0 cash; must have small in
ventory; will pay for s for inven-
tory. II interested, give details. must
act at once. Box 420-Y. Star.
GROCERY AND LUNCHEONETTE,
soda fountain, located In nearby
Prince Georges Co.; very best OF
equipment for self-service grocery
store; owner quotes $1,000 wk. sales.
store approx 40x60 #; price, Sl2,-
800. Incl. about "a. 900 stock: terms,
SO, 500 cash down, incl. stock, w. 2.
THRIFT. Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
NV, MA. s-9743. --2Q
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL.-Avail. Oct. 1: 2 bedrms., din.
rm.: $40: incl. utils.: on bus line;
minis. to Pentagon and downtown
D. c.; OF. street parking; expo
wall wall ;srOstI ssrDstiIns (at dSsssrgainl: gar
LydNS syd Sstb nM ,sH Sinetss Hs.,ts hsdrm init 5is
Penatasaon; a $76. See e'a1 MR. T. Brown. bR NNi
l016 N. Vermont st.. Arl.. IA; g.
ARL.-Modern 1-bedrm. apt: s min.
d. c., Pentagon. 2 blks.. shopping
and IT. Myer:. pvt. parking: lge.
isnsed ntis YSs is1o EiissheT' Srys5 s35 g1as
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has q few
i and 2 bedroom units available:
priced from SIS: sit in conv. Alex.
5-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE. 6-4400 or come to the
ONCE in Adams Bldg. cor Mt. Ver-
non ave. and Russell rd
GARDEN-TYPE, 1-BEDROOM APT;
water and heat incl: Nr; Fort Myer
Bridge. EN-. M. s-5e7s. ss days: S0'f HM. aass: e.
020S. ewes. -
WALKING DIST. to Colonial Village
and Ft. Myer. 2-bedrm. apt: newly
dec. Avail. immed. IA. 2-S314. -3
Mr.. PENTAGON-1 bedrm., liv. rm..
dinette, kit. and bath: incl. all utils..
$75 per mo. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors, MA. 5000. 80
ARLINGTON, S75-1-bedrm.' apt,
mod. apt. bldg, conv. loc. Oct. vac.
MAeCLAINE PROPERTIES. ia. q
FALLS CHURCH-Newly dec. liv. rm.
with bay window, full din. rm;. kit,
ssa:%ia yssa 'sf sfho fs s.t ;eF R R9fssai
1-bedrm. apts.. $75,
2; 8 to S pm. oV. S-4491. IS
ALEX. .-BRADDoCK HEIGHTs-Nicely
located 3--rm. apt, $67.50. incl.
utils. q blk. to bus. Adults. No
pets. TIE. 6-20s9. Il
AIRING AON. Columbia pike at Fred
erick ST.: Magnolia Gardens--Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
blinds. 8 exposures. utils furn.; $96
caii c IT. ia. eoSS!A' sesoSo. 80~'''' T0' 'A-'''
Is BEDRMS., living room with FIRE
place. dining ROOM, kitchen and
POO ,per uo., Pluo uInS. AtauaUe
CO. ia. 7-oo71. 80
1 BEDROOM, liv. rm., kitchen and
bath; modern bldg; very convenient
neighborhood; $40 per month plus
utils; available Immediately BUR-
NER'S REALTY CO.. JA. 7-0071.
ARLINGTON-New bldg. mr.. Hecht's:
! bedrm.. exposures, extra closet
$3.50. incl. utils. ia. 8-7304. 3
"tEX -(Del Rayl-Duplex; 2 bed.
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath,
pvt. screened porch, gar; i blk.
post ofice. bus. shopping; newly
dec. To approved family. RAY
MOND APIS. TIE. 6-319O. 80
-bedrm. apt. in mod. apt.
bldg: nr. Ft. Myer; 5 minis. Pen.
tagon, D. c.; conv. shops. bus: $12
plus utils. Avail. now. JE. 4-6265.
BEVERLY PLAZA SECTION, Alex
andria, Val bedrm.. iiv. rm,
SO: Gail res. mgr" XII. s-99oo6
ARLINGTON, 1911 N. Troy. mr..
shopping. bus; bright. cheerful. l.
bedrm. apt; main floor: spacious
closets: laundry; parking: $75 incl.
utils. ia. 7-926S.
$3.50. ARL.-1- -bedrm., liv. rm..
din. alcove, kit. and bath; mr..
Wash. and Lee shopping center.
EN-. 3-567S days: EN-. 3-22Os
Evening star., 1954-09-28

You will be surprised at the saving
Sye oyer rent, Prices from S9: 100 to
A 1919 deposit will reserve your
home till construction is completed;
1Sl2To on occupancy and the ball
ance financed on terms far below
comparable rentals,