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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

A reader up in Marathon has
made writing today's column easy.
We're just going to copy state
ments published in a bulletin which
urges Florida residents to keep
drinking water pure by opposing
fluoridation.
DR.. Floyd H. DeCamp pulled a
trick out of the bag that has been
used down through the centuries to
prevent opposition. He said crack
pots would probably object
to fluoridation. Such name-calling
before giving the other side a
chance to express their opinion is
aimed of course, at throwing the
opposition on the defense - not of
the subject under discussion but Of
their moral integrity and mental
ability.
Not many scientific men - to my
knowledge - object to a subject
being discussed from all sides. APP
parently, the supporters of fluori-
dation would prefer to suppress the
experimental side of their proposal,
however.
Mass Msdiea alton
Fluorine is mass medication. 1t
! is the administration of a poison
without regard to the individual
differences of human beings. There
are also definite indications that
this poison has a cumulative effect
which can result in serious illness,
premature death.
How many of you read last week
end about the death of the last
woman member in the Society OF
Living Dead? These women died
horrible deaths as the result of "a.
dunn, which scientists didn't con.
slider a poison, simply because
it did not kill Immediately. The
professional men won't have that
excuse with regard to the huorid.
es.
The American Journal of Chem
istry says that flourine may tend
to accumulate within the body so
that symptoms of huorine poison.
ing may take as long as ten years
to appear.
Quotes
observation by many men sug.
gest that. .pyorrhea may be in
duced or aggravated by .nuorid-
es. More teeth are lost because of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Robbers Clean Out Mo. Bank

PEVELY, Mo. R-The Bank of
Pevely had to make arrangements
to get money from a St. Louis
bank so it could open today. Two
robbers made off with every cent
in the bank yesterday.
They took $4O,174, bank officials
said.
The first I knew about it was
when one of the men climbed over
the top of the tellers' cage-abc Ut
eight feet Highland looked into the
loan department" said william A.
Weber, 80, the cashier.
Weber and four other employees
were ordered into a vault, but the
robbers left the door partially open
to give them air.
The escape car was found aban-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

The politicians have uncovered
a horrible new weapon.
They have, according to certain
individuals, realized that they can
poison the water supply and get
away with it. All they have to do
is say that they are trying to i'm
prove the health and welfare of
the citizenry.
Hence, the voting public can be
punished for their political sins by
the simple expedient of dumping a
few walls of some toxic substance
- such as 'fluoride - into the wa
ter supply of the community.
(Of course, CLINICAL TESTS
have shown that fluoride prevents
tooth decay. But those uniformed
say the stuff is poison. They as
much as accuse the politicians of
practicing medicine without a lic-
ense because they have sense
enough to listen to the nation
leading medical men when they
say that that nuoride does not
harm anyone.)
Just imagine this scene:
Boss Trump has just been re.
elected to the post of councilman
in a large American city. He tri-
umphed over his hated political RI
val, Charles B. Whitehope, who
ran on the Freedom From
Fluoride" ticket.
The time for retribution against
those who voted against him has
arrived for Boss Trump.
He sits in dingy office in the
warehouse district, surrounded by
his ward-heelers and henchmen.
1t is the day after election.
Boss Trump's beady eyes range
over map of the city hanging on
the wall. They are Lit with an evil
CLINT as they fall on the 23rd ward.
They 2Srd ward is outlined with
red crayon. 1t is one of the areas
which gave Boss Trump consider
able worry during the election
campaign.
He turns to one of his lieuten-
ants.
"Say Gus, how'd we do in the
23rd ward he AISLE
Gus peers into a little black
book.
I'VE got beat by Is votes" he
replies.
Ominously, Boss Trump turns to
another of lieutenants - man
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By jim COBB

for whom he has obtained a job
as health department official in
return for political support.
"Shoot about a quart of Sodium
Chloride into the water pipes in
the 23rd ward tomorrow. Those
people gotta be learned how to
vote" he says.
"Yessir, I'll do it the first thing
in the morning - the poor devils, "
says the technician.
At this point, Boss Trumps' wife
bursts into the room.
"You can't do it." she sobs,
throwing herself into the arms Of
her husband. mot Sodium Chlor.
ide, what that's. that's - salt. "
I'm sorry, Madge, this is the
way it has gotta be-" says Boss
Trump. ut amt as bad as il
sounds"
Mrs. Trump'S shoulders slump
and she leaves the room. "But l
hope you know what you are doin'
Herman" she signs.
Boss Trump resumes his study
of the map.
"How about the 10Th ward, Gus, "
he asks.
The little black book shows that
he lost the election in that district
by a whopping 300 votes.
Boss Trump leaps to his feet.
His face is livid with anger.
THAT does it," he shouts, 1--WE
gotta give 'em a shot of fluoride
to teach 'em lesson"
mot the fluoride, Boss" his
aides gasp in unison.
eyes, the fluoride," says Boss
Crump evenly. His face is comfort
ed into an inhuman grimace. He
Stares at the Inflated 18th ward on
the map.
"Tn show EN-" he mutters. The
scene fades.
Those poor people in the 18th
ward - they are all going to be
poisoned. But of course they won't
know it and their kids will all
grow up with fine, healthy teeth.
The dentists wiz all have more
time to play golf. But they are
going to be poisoned. And nobody
seems to care except the do-good-
erS and the Crusaders who aren't
happy unless they are attacking
something. On second thought
maybe they would be more unhap.
Ply with nothing to attack.
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Gold Rush Is
Npped In Bud

SPOKANE, Wash. Up - Glenn
Aiken, working a bulldozer in a
residential district yesterday, at.
tracted the usual number of young
STEERS who pestered, "what're va
dom, mister?"
Digging for gold" Aiken ad.
viSed.
The kids told their mothers who
told other mothers. The story soon
left the neighborhood and moved
downtown. The Better Business
Bureau, stockholders and city Of
ficials started getting calls.
The report was that gold haG
been found, that stock was fol-
sale. Property owners were to ge'
fifth interest.
City Hall quickly dispatched al
emissary to the scene.
"Gold?" gasped Aiken. "Tha
was a joke for the kids. I'm help
ing put in a lawn"
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your county and, city governments
both said they wanted an okav
from local doctors and dentists be.
fore the commissioners would an.
prove huoridation.
So in the final analysis, it is NOT
the politicians who are telling Cibb
what medicine to take.
Besides, fluoridation is not con.
sidered medicine by medical au-
thoritieS.
Medication means the admins.
tration of remedies to treat or cure
a given condition.
Fluoridation is not a remedy II
does not treat an existing disease.
Fluoridation supplies a normal
constituent found in human teeth
adding the proper amount of fin.
orine to grow healthy, decay-resist-
ant teeth.
And fluoridation is not new AL.
most 1000 American cities now
add a fluoride to the water supply.
And the results in controlling
tooth decay have been excellent.
For example, in Grand Rapids
Mich. there was a 66 per cent
reduction of tooth decay in six.
year.old children after five years of
fluoridation.
In the survey, Grand Rapids was
compared with Muskegon, Mich,
where the water was not treated
We could 60 on citing city after
city where the reduction of tooth
decay has been just as spectacu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

Speaking of health, I inserted an
error in a recent column and no
one caught it.
Shows you how carefully people
read.
l said PaSteur discovered vacci-
nation. The fact is. Jenner dis
covered vaccination and Pasteur
developed incubation for rabies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
RED BAR SOUGHT

BOGOTA, Colombia R-Presi.
dent Gustavo Ofjas Pinilla asked
the nations Constituent Assembly
last night to bar international
communism from Colombia.
The President told the Assembly
that democracy endangers Itself
by permitting groups directed by
foreign powers to prosper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

doned on country road 3l4 miles
from this community of 300 about
Is miles south of St. Louis.
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SEAPLANES TO SOAR

ELSINORE, Calf. R-More than
100 sailplanes are expected to COM
pete in the 21st National Soaring
Contest. which opened yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

British railways have 500 diff
ferent types of steam locomotives.
but plan to reduce the number of
types to IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

Julius F. Stone, Jr., relief admin.
lstrator for the State of Florida.
will address the audience at the
first concert to be given by the
Key West Municipal Band at 4:3O
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Bay
view Park.
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lar, but let Glib look up some facts
himself.
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d.
will address the audience at the
first concert to be given by the
Key West Municipal Band at 4:3o
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Bay
view Park.
Key West today is the topic of
conversation in every section of
the United States, says L. P. Art.
man, publisher of The Citizen, who,
with his son, L. P. Artman, Jr.,
returned this week from a visit
to a number of cities in the north
and east. One of the pleasant
memories of Mr.. Artman's vaca-
ton was an afternoon when he and
his son were entertained by Mr..
Arthur Brisbane and family at
their summer estate "Allaire", in
New Jersey.
Home rehabilitation is the first
phase of the comprehensive plan
for the rehabilitation and beaut
ification of Key West. This pro-
ject has been worked out in detail
and was announced today by B.
M. Duncan, administrator.
+ r 4
July 70, 1874
William H. Malone, 81, former
mayor of Key West and state re-
preventative and senator from this
district, died at 1880 o'clock to.
day of a heart attack in his home
in Miami. The Pritchard ambu-
lance left for Miami later today to
bring the body to Key West for
funeral services and burial.
Key West hotels which were rent
ing rooms by the week October /,
1941 were given until midnight to-
night by the OPA to post their
weekly rates in their rooms.
In spite Of the fact that the great
majority of men of Junior Cham
Der are now in the armed services,
JayCees are expanding by leaps
and bounds even to cities in South
and Central American countries,
Key West JayCees were told We'd
nesday evening by the state presi-
dent, c. Irving Waller, a Jackson.
vile, insurance man.
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July %, lsH

Key West hotels which were rent.
ing rooms by the week October /,
1941 were given until midnight to.
night by the OPA to post their
weekly rates in their rooms.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA, in beau
tiful Westgate, Just over d. C. line
not far from Spring Valley shopping
community known for its beauty
and charm; immaculate brick Colo
nial with 3 bedrms., Q baths, rec.
rrr1., slate. roof; perfectly manicured
lot. with lovely dogwoods and shade
trees. Priced in middle COS FRANK
g.. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411: ewes,
BaSNocksnjRN, ii oaSx kxPsanjRN BETHESDA, $500
down will buy this lovely redwood
Cape Cod; bedrooms, Q baths;
SlS.950; large fireplace: level lot {:
patio: automatic washer. Available
November /: 7024 Wilson lane, OIL.
BETHESDA, SALE BY owNER-
Close in; quiet, gracious neighbor-
hood. 3-bedrm brick Colonial under
$4,000; GI approved. OIL. 1883.
BETHEsDA--4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod, located near Naval Hospital
and NH. Full bsmt., separate din.
rm., garage and porch. House in
good condition. Priced at $21 800.
OF. a-934e. SAMUEL e. BoGLEY.
INC. OIL. 6-7S00..
BETHESDA - 3-bedrm... 2h-bath
brick Colonial; well located on dead
end street; l blk. from school: full
bsmt.; sttached. odg gsraEs, ,.y $22, 500
BoGLEY. INC. Oh. $500.
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BENDIx LAUNDERETTE-w Work full
or part time; now have excellent
help operating the business. SILL
500 DE. 2-1111. or Ii. 4-3554.
SERVICE sTATIoN-Loeated on
Central ave. and Largo-Marlboro
pike, Largo. Nd: offered on dealer
ship lease investment for stock
and equipment only. Phone ia.
oWNsR sSsRSs' nL-wiu sell .stabIish.d f
Capitol and and New YORK PAss sve.: terms
MGsH1NskY, si RA. e.ssia, VA VA
ofTfEc2L oS;TEcL DISPENSING BUSINESS
yanted te buy: Write for sppt
sERvIcE sTATioN-on dealershiy
lease. By major oil CO.; 2. corner
ssrNsn esas,Hn d euss sxtremsf2 snlsG syS syS
tentisi plus very low overhead as.
sures proRf essive dealer excel. re.
turns on very small initial invest
ment. Phone ia. .9-S500. --31
dents apt sooms ssss1ns and q Sst xii sia
sale: Rents S125 me, Full price
TEXACO SERVICE STATION. fol
lease, College PARK area. Call TIE
SERVICE SERVICE srAr1oN-Be.utiful Inc mod
ern 2-bay service station, locatet
on Allentown rd., Camp Springs
Nd This is the opportunity q pro
sressive businessman with lmitet
capital has been waiting for. Phon
REsrSUhRsRSST SNACK BAR Bes
deal in town. Opening 8 a.m.,. clos
4:30: closed Sundays. and holidays
Income. $500 to 81 900 per week
total psyroll' So: $3.50; 4. v,a.,as nsa:onsel Nel
Must sell. Asking $4,000 or hes
efisr. 4la 4th ct. s.w.. ME. e-52Ta
Evening star., 1954-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-sE.

ANAcosTIA. of MINI, ave.--All
brick: 8 rooms. 2 baths. 2 incl
$50. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
HEIGHTsgSsoo down
semidet. brick. 5 rms, z lgs. bed;
asRTMAN ss eI l0ia REAITY lit tIpss INc Ytfa9 LT
340O. LU. 2-5976.
AsAGosra; 1ns h.tb 1929 R sa. St seBrisk:
near schools. Ii. 8-f043. Will.
oUGHBY REAL ESTATE co. -2s
HILLCREsT-Det. brick Colonial: g
rms, 3 bedrms.. knotty-pine rec.
rm;. side screened porch, deep lot;
S20.95O. Inspect and make offer
Out-of- town owner wants quick
sale. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
LU. 4-3400, LU. 2-5976. -3S
LYNDALE, Pa. and MINI. aves. vic
--Semidet. brick; q rms, 3 bed
rms, tiled bath, knotty-p rec
rm. with lavatory and shower
screened porch, gas heat. fenced
In lot; Al shape: S13,9 $50. HART
NAN REALTY. INC, Lu. 4-3aoo
4oSs @ i 81. Sc. $500 down-.Sr..
old. 3-bedroom brick home; bsmt,
gas heat. Near parochial school ant
bus. Low monthly payments incl
taxes and ins. Open to 6. ia
9-1750 and ST -3-9433. 81
1928 FT. DAVIS PL. S.E.-GI oil
ne!a;. non,GI . Rent; sell. L9'yely s,bedrm
ssEd sssk t sfd St te 90 ss%s by as nst
look. Call MR.. DAVID. RA. 8.
1912, MA S-0223 30
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. .OCToBER 2s, 1854
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED lcent.

ARLINGTON - bedrm. semisiet
brick; fenced-in 3D.; mr.. Ft. sMyei
snd Pentason; $50 per mo. IA. q.
,S1SS Or JE 2s7653; 81
month. Call LA. 6-536S. 80
ALEX: Mt. Ida section; roomy home;
8 bedrms.. ] "a baths. rec, rm., ga
rage; near bus. shops. all schools;
children welcome; s14o. XII. s-sS52i
De ssfs IuxE. f. SiRMshS ms. all brick. fun ss din
rm.., an-elec. kit. incl dishwasher;
gas neat; excel. cond.; vic. Rigs rd.
and Aker .rd.. Md. RE. 7-246l. 20
heat; nr. schools. Churches. % bus: s:
imnsd,; possession; SEQ per mo. OIL.
coSGREss HEIGHTS, 1875 Elmira st.
s.w.. mr.. Patterson School; brick. 8
sEMeoMs fssSs fpi aExTTY ssri sEas sHRvref asv yd
Mt RAJ RAINIER. saoa Perry st.-gse.
Io-rm.. 2-bath, Exit. home; auto.
oz1EnV hea. Vaest Rsaito, h tis GARiYLE H1m,tos dc
1sss HEssttsT!l!ss sSEFHsDENer RA 7.sS9o' 2SH s.E
sath;. AMI. Rent only only $50 NO. mo-
n, IA .Sl sSsllqli l,vi re. Z sss 1857 ) sg e..
0oAAAENO EhLLW AREA - "a plOCk
school. Attr 3-bedrm.. bsmt.,
fenced yard. Excel. cond. 10. g.
BETHESDA - Brand-new 3-bedrm :,
full bsrnt. rambler, firepl.. garage,
lgs. wooded LOT S1s5; SIGLER 4
WHEATON, and bedrm. brick:
full bsmts. $50 and up. SIGLER
b CO., Lo. 4-s3s3. LO. 5-4254.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-3 nice bed
rms. ! pine-paneled, lge. liv., din.
rn. with fireplace and bookshelves;
equipped kit. finished stairway to
lre.. storage rms. on End floor.
Asaila5is Az J .Ssss Immediately sl2S mo
TWo: :BEDRM BRICK. firepI., pictur.
window. lge Handicapped lot. beauti-
ful trees. garage: very quiet. Adciphi
area. Slnn. plus utils, Ewes. and
FALLS URCH-ANNANDALE AREA:
S-bedrm. brick: full bsmt.: swim club
Membership; S125. JE. 2-27s3. II
WHEATON-Two-st home Of 6
rooms and bath: full bsmt: equipped
kitchen; all redecorated since last
occupant; S110 mo- on lease. RIP
LEY d ROMER. JU. 5-6111. Open
ewes.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
| HOUSES ser sALE-N.w. Gent. !

|TAK0arA, b. C.--Four twin-size bed
or Nv room make this fully det.
center-hall brick Colonial q Must
ssf ssdren sr 1f L Z la ss sronnd Msn s cor
nsr from Q supervised rec. center
whit h features swimming pools and
tennis courts. Convenient to elem,
II. and senior high schools, Make
b.,ass s0lat MARsHan e All ~ y wSSaR Rsaa e. so
WALTER it'n REED Iii DD'W' AhfA-s.Ssddrm. AZ AsoSSd
rambler; new-house condition. beau-
tifully decorated: modern. tiled
kitchen wlevery convenience. sepa-
rate ;. dining itns. rm. n Plenty q closet
9.1709. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
TEN RooMs JON g. Two No BhTas. sR asos2 os2is.4so
Fine big row. brk. home in con-
venient MI. Pleasant, near 18th
and snd.bpsb pssk Id.,lmsns I'd; Includes s.Foo%-
propesty Is S. n lno excellent eond;; will
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411: ewes. Wo.
NEAR esth AND CALVERT sTs.-
An excellent home, rooming house.
or DIS office, Price, S37 800. Cali
s.a4o6 rfla. paI1LfPs k 1SSss cANBY q cr r5l. IL.
LER; INC; I912 18th st; NV. 7-2s
rcW-brick home, = adjacent eiisS % to pssi: ROCK
Greek Park; fun bsmt., auto. gas
h.-w.h.:. monthly payments and
terms that you can afford. For de-
tails call vINNICK a. COHEN. NE.
NE2R s;sRe4 wAnT;ERR ~; R-qsaEi R2Enp,ne as quality
Underwood; center han, den den md md
tav.; 8 bedrms.. g baths on End A.;
beautiful finished Ord a.. paneled rec,
rm. with fireplace and bar; 2-car
garage: slate roof; Anchor fenced;
sFfsSi er eck eoaaq sae FhAEK gElesd EnTy lsy
NEAR Walter EEesi; RED. nM *asses vest ., Ca ca.
ave.-Modern det. brick, 6 lovely
rms, powder rm. on 1st A.: rec. rm..
scr. porch; carpeting. mirrors: un-
ewes; IA; o-s77o. BRIoHTWooD
REDUCED-For immediate sale. a
convenient upper 18th st. location
close to transportation and al
kit, screened rear porch. Fenced
garden and det; brick garage: Fer
$685.. WALKER a. DUNLOP. INC
NSdltOLos OptOMA EM. --OI u
BUNGALOW, NEAR WALTER REED
a bedrms., two baths, liv. rm,
dining rm.. kitchen, dinette, sewing
rm.. full bsmt.; large lot. Quick
possession. Cali Mr.. Maury, TU.
2-3926 MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO.. 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
A MAGNIFICENT older town house
in one Of Wash.'s finest residential
neighborhoods, has 90 rms, 5 baths,
elev., lge. ballroom. Suggested uses
are for fine family residence for
those who like to entertain; doctors
or dentists home and office: school
groups; embassies and /or legations.
l blk. west of Conn, 3 blks. north
Of Mass. Price less than "a repro
duction cost. Extra lot for private
garden or parking. For appointment
call INEZ CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-
2-4232; eyes,. AID. 4-S756.
CUSTOM-BUILT CORNER BRICK.
built 4 yrs; wide center hall, u rms,
2 baths, sunroom, 1st H. powder rm.,
elaborate recreation rm.. powder rm..
and extra kitchen-dining rm. COM
bination in basement. Large hn-
ished room on 3rd fl. Immaculate
condition. Ewes. TIE. 6-2233. L. T.
GRAVAT'TE, Realtor, MA. S-0753.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
AMER. UNIV. PARK

Detached center hall brick home In
excellent condition thronghout. Ex-
slTine dinira snace % n V oT,e end. % screenea ef1
living porch on rear opening from
living room; good-sized dinins
room: 8 bedrooms. 2 baths 2nd fl
Entire basement is paneled with
asphalt tile floor and excellent
Hunter. Ma. $4,000: ewes. ia. g.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--h.w.

NEAR WALTER REED-GI
Corner brick. Like new. z rms, 2I
oasns ca asc nfeD hsat snioaec o dn n,esrSpm Sf1
per mo. Garage. tEVES., MR.
STEIN, 9-9446.l
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
LI41h Il ST. NV ME. R-s4nA
Evening star., 1954-10-28
BETHESDA

Bradley Village This fine, con-
structed brick residence, in top
residential area. Has recep. hall.
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm.,. kit,
powder rm., summer winter living
porch on 1st; compact 2nd f. so
easy to care for, with 3 bedrms.,
9 baths; sparkling recr. rm. with
y bath in full bsmt., separate
laundry and furnace rm.; att. ga
rage, nice level lot. VA appraised
at S24. 150. $500 down, balance
S149.50 per mo. includes principal,
interest, taxes and insurance. Ex-
elusive. Call Mr.. Mccormick.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. 3-7200. CO. 5-1320. Ext. 800
Evening star., 1954-10-28

AUTO UFHOLsTERING or related
highly travelled 81. In .. c.; 70 cper-
ate business IN conjunction with car
wash and gas station Call LU.
3-06S1 or LU. 2-1447. 81
SERVICE STATION Located ct Ga.
ana Y sts. NV, across from Grit.
man aualifed for large service sta
tion operation; very. moderate in.
vestment required for stock and
0MS1 sSStPmspt sPt IA ssS0o 500 n,,n,
wholesale or retail; i40-F machine:
viii consider best offer. DI. 7.5542.
SERVICE sTATloN--Located on
Duke ST.. in Alexandra. Va. Major
Service station wit With unlimited pos
sibilities an exper. operator with
sufficient capital for stock and
eouipment. Phone Ia. $4,000.
PARKING LOT FOR RENT. 93I to
93l 9th st. n.w.-Being built now;
may be inspected. EN- 2-5S42. II
DRY CLEANING STORE-Priced for
quick sale. See bet. OF Pm. 3066
Mt. Pleasant st. NV, Du. 7-9701
COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR BUSINESS
for sale: reasonable cash offer; IL
GROCERY STORE for sale. lock.
mert over store. Must sell at once
Terms car be arranged. Call XII.
DRY CLEANING STORE with fixtures
Rent, 500 mo-. Busy colored loc.. 2439
rSGssaY. S1esols sys MoDERN is IA YssSe ESQ sERv
CENTER. Rte. i. Alexandria. Va.
Priced for quick sale. Inventory
GRoCERY sToRE OPPoRTUNiTY-
$500 plus ss75 mo. rent will put you
into a good business; present owner
IL, must sell. DU. 1892: or ewes
2 GUESTHOUSES - Invest $4,000.
net yourself S62S mo-: Mt. Pleasant:
20 rms, 2 baths; quoted Sl,5I4 mo.
POOI ROOM: 5 tables. good money
maker; reasonable price. 8 18th
n
Evening star., 1954-10-28
RETHESDA-S17 $50

GREENWICH FOREST - Beautiful.
modern. all brick and stone rambler.
Living room with. fireplace, dining
rooms. path. drive-in garage. Al
cond. I,ge., beautiful lot. REASON
ABLE DOWN PAYMENT, OWNER
MUST SELL. Call DI. 7-1655: eve
nlngs. IA. 2-59l0.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
Realtors 1919 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
RETHESDA

See this Groom new brick rambler.
huge liv. rm., sep. din. .rm., 3 bed
rms. and 2 tile baths; Ice. all-elec-
160 Priced under $50 900. Cali MIR.
Herman, with ROBERT B. HALL
CO., OIL. 2-3250; eyes,. OIL. 2-7662.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Colored-Beaut. woodbridge
7-rm. house in perfect cond.;
baths, extra shower in bsmt.; cen.
trally located. $3.50 Central ave.
ne. To inspect. call Mr.. Jarrett.
REALTY M co. NO. 7-Sa03a Sa4033DAiD'h
Evening star., 1954-10-28
HOUSES for SALINE. tcont. }
MICHIGAN PARK

719 FARADAY PL. NE.
18th and s. Oak, ave.
Semidet.; 5 rms, full bSmt., mod
kit. and many other features: com.
pletely redec.; only $500 down
balance like rent; $50. 80, incl. taxes
and insurance; 4ee GI loan.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
STEUART BROS, INC.
1912 9th ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 7-S695
Evening star., 1954-10-28
SHEPHERD PARK
S23.50O

LARGE ROOMS; 1 bedrooms and
baths end floor; stairs to attic
Exceptionally well-located on Ger
anium st. Fine level lot. Garage.
Cali Mr.. Shackelford. MA. $4,000;
eyes,, JU. 6-66OS.