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SECURITY FOR YOU
BY RAY HENRY
Questions And Answers:

From v. /. of New York City:
Every year my employer gives
me a Christmas bonus of one
weeks pay. He has always de-
Quoted the Social Security tax
from the bonus. I'm very CRATE
full for the bonus, but I'm won-
dering why my boss makes the
deduction. Is he required to-"
Yes. Christmas bonuses in the
eyes of the Social Security law
are considered earnings and are,
therefore, subject to the Social
Security tax.
From a New Orleans reader:
MY husband died August 81 at
1872 pm. When I received his
Social Security check for the
month of August, I contacted the
local Office about cashing it. 1
was informed I would have to
return it. The man was very
apologize about it and, said if
my husband had lived another
48 minutes I could have kept the
check. I returned the check, but
was too shocked by my husbands
death to ask why 1 had to do so.
Can you tell me?"
Under the Social Security law,
check are not paid for the month
in which death occurred. This is
a hard and fast rule, even if
death occurs one minute before
midnight on the last day of the
month.
From Mrs. M. H. of Chicago,
ILL.,: MY sister is As years old
and has never worked and conse-
quently has always been a de-
pendent. She has been blind since
childhood. She lives with my
mother Ca widow, IA years old
who receives Social Security
benefits due to her former en-
ployment. Will my sister become
eligible to receive Social Security
payments on January /, 1882"
Your sister probably will be
eligible for payments-regard-
less of her age-becauSe of her
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Gives Boost to Canned Food
BY DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

What are your opinions re-
garding fresh foods VS.. canned
foods? The letter below gives
one readers views on the con-
troversy.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: At
times your column is very pro-
vocative and in the main has
been helpful besides refreshing
at times it irritates me-but I
continue reading it!
For example, in a recent COL
umn you have written that ex-
ercise is not necessary; that one
gets enough of it in the course
of an ordinary day. But that still
doesn't take off inches.
Il am 5-foot-6 tall-weigh 1872,
but would like to lose inches
from my hips. AS a secretary.
do considerable leg work for my
boss-watch my diet-but the
inches stay there. Have you any
ideas besides exercising that
might be helpful? I'm too tired
at the end of the day to do calls
thentics-I am tempted to visit
some of the reducing salons but
their cost is beyond my budget.
One sentence in another re-
cent column of your on vitamin
hit me. You said: they often
take the easy way out and exist
on canned food alone I wish
you could see my two sons-one
a college junior-6-foot- 4-200
pounds - the other a college
freshman this fall-6-foot-2-
100 pounds.
When they were babies a
friend of mine went through the
rat race Of straining fresh
vegetables, etc. An uncle of mine
superintendent of a canning
factory at that time-said
fresh vegetable, bosh. they
aren't fresh by the time the
consumer gets them
He added that ne looks at a
field of corn or peas-tells the
man in charge to pick them and
In a half hour they are picked
washed. canned-with all the
vitamins in. Many times those
words have come back TO me as
I see the strong bodies my two
boys have. l grant you ] gave
them other things--did not feed
them canned foods alone
Now, years later. as secretary
TO the president Of large can
factory. / realize how many more
vitamins are in cans than much
OF the fresh 90 produce IN the
grocery storesl
Because OF the pressure OF
time. use canned vegetables al
most entirely. l am fearful some
people might have misconstruec
your column. Best wishes. Cor
daily. Mrs. A. B
Answer; I have Just come from
the pantry. | have been in
specting cans and reading their
labels We are well-stocked with
cans OF apricot nectar. cherries
peaches. pears, with peas. beans
potatoes. with chicken soup
mushroom soup. vegetable soup
pea soup and Scotch broth.
My wife and / understand each
other. | agree that nobody else
IN the world makes pies that
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OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

IA grand nephew Of the
French Emperor Napoleon I be-
came Attorney General Of the
United States. exactly so years
ago today. Who was he and
under which President did he
serve?
2-Who was President when
the first issue OF The Evening
Star was published in Washing
ton. i04 years ago yesterday?
3--The President-elect Of the
United States was welcomed In
Montevideo by Uruguayan Presi-
dent Juan campisteguy. %
years ago yesterday. Which
PRESIDENT
ANSWERS on Page Bib
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.Fides Dance Set

The Fides Neighborhood House,
1854 Eighth street NV, will
hold its first annual awards
dance at 8 pm. Saturday. The
Very Rev. Msgr. John B. Roeder,
vice chancellor of the arch
diocese of Washington, will pres
ent trophies and pins to out
standing teen-agers.
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The Fomily Council consists Of q Judge.
psyehiotrist, three eIereymen, q
newspaper editor. women's editor
ond two writer's. Eoch article is q
summary Of an actual eose history.
The Council reports on problems
thot hove been dealt with by
responsible agencies and counselors.
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FEATURE Rcz
SECURITY FOR YOU
Tax Must Be Deducted
From YuIe Bonus

disability. But, the final de-
cision on this will depend on
medical evidence which must
show that her disability makes
| it impossible for her to engage
in any substantial work. This
decision is made after an appli-
cation for payments has been
made.
From Mrs. F. T. of Okla
hOma City: II am handicapped
and have not worked under
Social Security. I'm GA years old
which is a year older than my
hunband. Am I entitled to pay
ments based on my husbands
work when I reach 65?"
You aren't eligible for pay
ments until your husband starts
drawing them. Since he won't
be eligible for old age payments
until he reaches IS and retires,
you won't be eligible until that
time either.
From X. L. G. of Glendale,
Calf: IT reached IS two years
ago and started drawing Social
Security payments shortly after
that when l was forced to retire
from job I held for Is years.
Recently, I got a part-time job
as manager of an apartment
building. I get SIS a month for
this. Each month $3.50 is taken
out of my pay for Social Secu-
Irity tax. Is this right? I've al
ready paid enough in to Social
Security to be eligible to draw
benefits"
AS long as you work in a job
no matter how old you are or
how much you make-which is
covered by Social Security you
must pay the Social Security
tax.
From AP Newsfeatures)
1omoYgow. CovePnoa nf nrivnka nen
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responsible agencies and counseloFs
-----------------
I realize my husband could not
be happy if he thought she was
alone. Just the same. it hasn't
been easy for me. My mother-in-
law is a well-meaning person, but
two women in one kitchen is not
"a good state of affairs.
MY mother-in-law is young
and healthy, and I think it would
do her no harm to go to work. If
she were out of the house a good
part of the day, ! could live with
her happily. This way 1 feel
am under her supervision. ]
want to be boss of my own
home"
Kenneth Al told my wife
when I proposed to her that my
mother would always have to be
part OF our household. She has
nobody in the world but me.
see now that my wife is trying
to ease my mother out of the
way.
MY mother doesn't need tc
work. She has insurance money
t rom my fathers policies.
Everyone thinks it's all right to
send Grandma out to work these
days, but I don't. Maybe I'm
old-faShioned, but I think the
old way was best. An older
woman shouldn't have to work.
my mother is a very fine
woman and not at all the bossy
type. l know for a fact that she
is very fond of Rita and does not
want to supervise" her. It's
just that Nom is an active per-
son and likes to keep busy.
wonder how Rita would feel if
her son some day sends her out
to work"
The Councils View
Kenneth is indeed, rather old
fashioned in his viewpoint. The
old ways may have been better
in some respects, but Kenneth
should realize he is not living in
the world of yesterday.
In the old days when Grand
ma stayed in the home of her
children, there were many i'm
portant tasks for her. There was
a great deal of sewing. canning,
polishing-plus many grand
children that she could help
care for. In this day of small
families, small apartments,
frozen foods, inexpensive ready
made clothing, there isn't too
much for two women to do in
one household. They have to get
in one another's way.
Kenneth is also old-faShioned
in his viewpoint about sending
Grandma out to work. In this
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Why We Soy

EVIL SPIRITS: This custom
came about from the ancient
Romans and is supposed to bring
good luck. 1t was believed that
evil spirits stood at the thres-
hold of the new bride, ready to
trip her as she entered. In order
to circumvent this the groom
would carry his bride past the
evil spirits.
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BIG " THE EVENING 5s STAR Washington FAMILY COUNCIL
Two Women
In Kitchen
Isn't Good
THE PROBLEM

RITA Any mother-in-law
should go to work.
KENNETH A. - My mother
doesn't need to work.
THE DETAILS
Rita Al have been mar
ried four years and have one
child. My husbands father died
when he was very young and he
is an only child. He and his
mother are very much attached
to one another and We have al
ways lived with her.
II have never objected to
living with my mother-in-law
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Z ULUhEU-Fls-6 bENNHNU NUHD
Me-, Apt. 305-Modern 40-unit
apt. bldg; newly decorated; =
rooms. kitchen. dinette. tiled bath.
parquct floors, closets. refgr.; near
shopping and transp. Open for in
spection or see janitor. S74 mo-,
incl. all utilS. except. cleo. ED
ERAL RENTAL CO.. 9l5 New York
avs n W MA S-T4I6 IL
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CENTER ARL.. SO .5O-Clean, quiet,
shopping center. 4O22 9th st., M
Apply Apt. l02 or KE. S-672O.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND RESTAURANT. uptown To-
cation. night spot. priced right
Call TU. 2.6JHg, . to \ pm.
TNN--Everyone that has
he'd a good eating place in the
country near Warrington has made
money. so much, In fact, that they
soon retire. II you have. IS, 900 and
cooking. W. can sell YOU this l6-
room 5-bath home. beautiful lot OF
= acres. fully eouip. for commercial
cooking. house IN excel. condition
and less than ~ miles from Silver
Spring Call Mr. Ashley for details
ASHLEY. INC, 10. 5-2323. ewes.
w. b.16nI.
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14O1-1405 Girard st. NV.
Apt. 52-4 rooms, kit and bath,
S92 80; avail May is.
Apt. 502--4 rooms, kit. and bath.
$50: avail. now.
Apt. sos = l-room efficiency
$500; avail. now.
See Mr.. Langley. Apt. 602. 1405
Girard st
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1879 K St, NV ST. 3-SS00
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RESTAURANT - Doing 1000 q
week in booming area. close to fu-
ture GA site. Good terms. Nc
LEAN REALTY. Ell. 6-4l72. ewes.
LIQUOR STORE doing about SO. 900
Wnnk EXceflnnf lnc linn aYneri.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

PARK AREA-ist-fi, y
bedrm. apt; vac. and clean; front
and rear entrs close to every
thing. JU. S-539l. IL
room. lst-floor apartment: "a mile
south of Schuler's Restaurant.
House next in rear of Clinton
Auto Glass. CY. 7-SS60. LII. A.
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CoLoRED-so3 9Th ST. N.W.-Re-
and bath. S72.50, incl. all utilities.
BRAND NEW FRIGIDAIRE. See
janitor on premises. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN e. CO.. co, 5-3533
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ms, kit. and bath apt. CRY
SERVICE CONT. CO.. NO. 7-O414
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ia. ALTO

BETWEEN 9 AM. AND 8 Pm.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
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POOLROOM, same owner over %
Years. Sacrifice due to illness.
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GLOVER PARK, Sl6.5OO--New list
ing; 4-bedrm. home: den on list.
Most convenient location. Shown BY
appt; ewes, JU. 5-5667; daily til
g., EN-. 2-7400. METzLER. REAL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APIS
2-bedrm. apt, with large liv. rm.
ard din. area. kit. and bath. Rent
ing, for SS4 80, laundry facilities
IN bsmt. Cow; TO Memorial Bridge,
400. AL BAKER q SON. INC. IL
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CROSS VENTILATION. among trees;
spacious. clean pastel colors lend
SPECIAL attraction to lily, nm, d.
N lroy st., JA. ;ese6s. ia. :.
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COLORED-54Oe CLAY ST. NE
Lee. . bedrms., liv. rm., din. kit.
and bath. SCI .5U mo. Call CO.
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cOLORED-Sig5 DOWN
M 18th and Irving SIS --f-rm
level ward. steps 20 entf Elk. b.
1iOO
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SWIMMING POOL

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
room brick Town HOUSE. Furnished
or unfurnished. Only l blk from
Fairlington shopping center in Alex
andria. Gas heat laundry and stor-
age room: modern kitchen. Shop
ping, schools and bus nearby: min
utes to Pentagon. Navy Annex and
D. c. community Fairgrounds, and
free swimming pool privileges.
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PINEY BRANCH FLOWER AVE
AREA-ln 6-unit bldg. newly dec.
2 bedrms.. S95; ! bedrm. s72 80 up
UtilS incl; use own washer.
Also new duplex; adults preferred
JU. S-51 OF; ewes, SP. 4-74S3. -l6
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MICHIGAN PARK
Home For an Executive

1875 Locus, I'd. NV. ,off upper
10Th ST. offers the utmost in liv-
ability. Center hall magnificent liv-
ing room formal dining room and
de luxe kit. 3 twin-sized bedrooms
attractive dormitory. ga baths, car
peted throughout oak paneled club
room with bar and fireplace maids
room with bath: beautifully. land.
scaped lot with barbecue pit and
patio. For appt. call RA. 3-4S37 or
SHANNON d LUCHS. 724 14th st.
N " MA 2-o.i46 If
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HOUSES UNFuRN. Cont.

SILVER SPRING, 1880 Ga. ave-
bsmt., Just redec.: attractive
fenced garden: rent. $3.50. 1NEz
CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
OIL. 2-0S6T, is
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

LOVELY Ice. YARDS rms, 3
baths, auto. heat. built-in gar,
lovely Ice. yd., trees, nv, on bus
line; $225, DIXIE REALTY CO..
Ma. $3.50.
CLEVELAND PK.--Beautifully furn..
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, garage. garden /:
avaiE 70 Oct. TOWN g. SUBURBAN,
GEORGETOWN - Delightful corner
white brick, garden, patio, garage,
separate dining rm. FEE. 3-3O17.
COMBINED rooming house and
apis, near Congressional Library;
rent, Sl20 monthly: furniture
81 900 $3.50 down. EN-. 2-9e61.
18th ST. N.w.-seil or rent, 1I-rm
brick; 3 baths; 2 garages. Phone
GEoRGEsffoiiiwN--Attraetively fnrn.
house. breeze conditioned, garden.
lse. bedrms., ga baths. liv. rm,
kit o.d fgll bsmt, Avail. June l. NO.
DESIRABLE 3-bedrm. home, attrsc
turn. Lge. shady lot, attic fan.
Conv,. TO shopping and transp.
Chevy Chase Bethesda area. Avail
able June ! to Sept. l., to reputable
party. Reference required. Reason
able. Phone OIL. 6-S794. III
ARLINGTON. N.--3-bedrm. house,
bath and half. fenced yard. full
5smt., washer and TV. Avail, May
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. rambler: no
bsmt; lge. rear porch, Avail. June
Is $3.50 mo.
Short term rentals: "a month
leases.
HoLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
GEORGETOWN
Cute Federal period home with .
bedrms; and ? baths: beamed CELL
ing living rrn.. dining rm.. kitchen,
secluded patio-in rear. . fireplaces,
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BELLE VIEW

D1E11AG v LEW
ON BEAUTIFUL MI VERNON
81 D SWIMMING POOL. WApING
POOL. SCHOOL FAIRGROUNDS
COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER
ALL ON PREMISES.
One mile south Alex, 20 minis
from downtown D c., Pentagon,
main Navy and 10 Minis TO Fort
Belvcir
Resort atmosphere on spacious
grounds In country club area with
all city convenienceS Off-street
parking Lowest rents includlnR
above features in entire area.
/ BEDROOM APT. Ss5
bedroom APT. !. sos TO 500
a-sE FNcfTp4N6op T ALL uTurT SilS 30
ruRN APIS ALSO AVAILABLE
on Rental once 10l Belle View blve
Sat. TO 4; sun, noon till s pm
PHONE SO $4,000 and so S-S001
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ARL.. 1904 N. Pierce st.--Ayail
May /: ] bedrm.. lst-f, ant: S75,
incl. uti!s. Mgr" Apt. 8. ia. 5-1654.
CENTER ARL.. S7s.5O-clean, quiet,
cool sSor, l;-6edrm; apt; | blk; to bus.
ABBY APT. ioa Of kE s'N s 81 3.
CROSS VENTILATION. among trees;
spacious. clean pastel colors lend
special attraction to liv. rm.. d.
nette. kit, bath. Apt. bldg, 1921
~ troy ST. IA. 7-926S. IA. g
NEWLY decentralization. /
bedrm.. lily; rm.. dinette, Kitchen.
bath: excellent Va, area; westover:
500 80, ia. 2-5l62. 81
ARL. Blvd GLEBE RID bedrns.
Semideti brick; rec; nm. ,pch, .SlQ5
painted apis in modern bldg Close
SIS: 2 bedrms., $3.50: with ali
utils. Move in now, rent begins
June LIST. IA. 1897. is
ARL.-2 BEDROOMS. sep. din. rm. /;
mod; apt; bldg; excel. ldry. facils. |;
utils. RA, 3-03iS' is
ARL. = Close,in redec., l-bedrm.
stove. AUTO. laund. facilities: utils.
incl; mr.. stores and transp. EN-.
3-567S days. EN-. 3-920S ewes. I'll
OLD ALEXANDRIA--3 rooms. bath.
md A., old house: convenient to
stores and buses JE 3-SSaR
N. ARL. - Duplex apt, . bedrms.,
space 10 min. to Pentagon. Nice
i, sect Seetion; Si95. IA; 2.e51S. lis.
ESAttrac. 2-bedrm. apt. cony. 70
puNLop. INC. o@ S5s N %Abk Monroe 3
ST.. Ari., Va. ia. $4,000. is
l721 NORTH vFIrCH ST., ARL..
VA;-Beautiful apt. with . bedrms.
and den or 3 bedrms., diShwasher.
garbage disposal and ample storage
space, In. nearly new bldg. S145 per
month. Avail, immediately.
9S9 ~ North TnaDl Monroe roe, st u ad $4,000
--lS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APIS
2-bedrm. apt. with large liv. rm.
ard din. area. kit. and bath. Rent
ing, for $500 laundry facilities
IN bSint. Cow. TO Memorial Bridge,
schools and shopping. Call TIE. O.
400. AL BAKER a. SON. INC. ~
ALExANDRIA-DEL RAY AREA
Lovely 2-bedrm, apt In a nice
brieE bldg; lovely front porch;
water, heat, gas and electricity in.
cluded in rent. 500 per mo. TIE.
6-l400. AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
LIZ
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COOP APIS, FOR SALE

BR0ADMOOR-Unusual opportunity
to So purchase 1na S;bsdrSSn CON o2 Sobath apt.
liv. rm.. junior din. rm. (9x9) t,
solarium and kit. with service door.
Additional door into apt. house
hallway permits ] bedrm. and bath
TO be completely shut of and rented
for more than total monthly main
tenance. Wired for air cond. Shown
6y appt; only EDMUND ]. FLYNN
6677. LIZ
"A TRULY ELEGANT l-bedrm. apt:
choice Va. location, mr.. Pentagon;
BUS. AT DOOR; private parking;
ample storage. ldry. facils.; 81 .305
down.. S72 mo. pays prin., int,
taxes. ms, utils., and maint. Elk
CEPTIONAL BUY!l! STILLS REAL
ESTATE. la S-2R0n
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ICOLORED--6.RM. sEMIDET.

COLORED--6-RM SEMlDET. brick
psmt., gas heat; S9l per mo. Mt;
CoLoRED@li9 ADAMS ST. M
Vacant, beautiful brick home. 6
large rooms plus knotty-pine rec
reation room modern; Sis per
month. Call MURRAY LEVINE.
INC, AID. 4-3737. liz
lCOLORED-NR. DEPT. OF AGRI-
mo-. 5-rm. brick
redec.. modern kitchen apd bath
gas h.-w. heat.
ST. 3-44i5 tn. 2-S563
---1S
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COLORED - 1871 CAPITOL AVE.
NE. Apt. 202--2 rms. kit. dinette
bath. S52,50 newly decorated: can
be inspected L. E. BREUNINGER
70 SONS INC MA S-2u40. --l6
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FALLS CHURCH
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
HOME VALUES

sos N. Capitol st.--S rooms and
bath; oil h.-wh. SIS.
94g Mass. ave. n.w.-11 rms,
Kitchens Sl2S, mo; s.ar,,. II,
rm., din. kit. bath, full bsmt Sl25
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. 5000
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SERVICE STATION. snack bar and
Diet. house. with 5-year lease; sery-
ice station did :l22 900 gal in
1885: rental is 500 per mo. In
total. Will sacrit. Located 20 mi.
S vs. Ct ca wafhlRSsUE p s Hn Rt or
SUFFER SERVICE STATION; modest
initial investment should be re-
T. rned in remainder OF year. Lo-
Gated in a fashionable, wealthy
heavy-populated area in. Arlington
on a busy highway makes this a
pointment to see, OWNER Box
WANT 100000 on 2-yr. promissory
note at 6% with one yr. renewal
option to establish battery distri-
6utorship in Wash. area, Mr..
y pEnEHs; s " I97Ssi sale: $500
RESTAURANT FOR SALE Ideal 10.
cation in the heart Of Georgetown;
fully equipped. Owner leaving town.
will -acrifice for only $4,000 90
Small down payment will bangle
MODERN RUG CLEANING PLANT
me me- STei Srea' Plant HH balainG
and land. Plant in full operation.
REsTAURANT. modern equipped. viii
seat 75 on II highway. Excellent
living quarters, As miles south of
PATES-MASsEY INSURANCE &
REALTY, Law Building, Fredericks-
burg. Va. Act. now. -21
JEWELRY. souvenirs. cards, Good for
other items also, No reas. offer re-
fused; leaving town. 525 9th st. Nv.
RESTAURANT = Doing $1,000 a
week IN booming area. close to ~
LEAN Beatty REAL Ell. e-417@, eyes
Lf0uoR STORE doing about S3 900
week, Excellent location. expert
enced operator can easily double
business. Only $4,000 plus stock.
Box 54-A. Star.
DRIVEN RESTAURANT: Beauti-
fully equipped doing over $3.50 per
option to purchase property.
DRESS SHOP, stratesically locat-
ed. This is a steal,
BAR: DOWNTOWN; opens 4 pm.
Nets almost $1,000 per month. In
vestigate.
POOLROOM, same owner over %
years. Sacrifice due to illness,
RESTAURANT WITH BEER: over
90 cases and 10 kegs per week
81 400 per week gross. Don't miss
ehA' ShC ..
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COLORED-IsO9 T ST. NV
rooms. kitchen and bath, utils. incl,
$3.50 mo. Ii, 6-5604 lie
COLORED-ilth AND PENNSYL.
VANIA Sc: SIS WEEKLY Spa
cious . OF 2 bedrm. apis, over
looking Pennsylvania ave Children
welcome Call Ii $4,000. 30
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- DEANWOOD - very
modern apis. in Eastern Gardens:
= and 3 rms. dinette. kit. and
bath: rents. S62 80 up: > weeks
S 5 5sat p6 Sse M 81 Ngsoh or 4 eS
Auopt DE S.I12f
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COLORED - I-BEDRM. APT. in
choice location: new apt. bldg. For
information. JU. 5-SS60. or see
MR. ROSS. Roland Park Apis.
4Suf Texas ave Sc
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DRIVEN RESTAURANT: Beauti-
fully equipped: doing over $3.50 per
day; only $4,000: Cougar lease:
option to purchase property.
DRESS SHOP, strategically locat-
ed This is n steal
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COLORED-9I3s ST. NV. Apt.
2a-:I rms and bath, avail now.
only S55 per mo-, incl. heat Call
MA. S-n340 or ewes. ia. 9-5474.
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BAR: DOWNTOWN; opens 4 pm.
Nets almost $1,000 per month. In
YestiCafe
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FOR LARGE FAMILY

Brick detached: 18th st. near 500
car brick garage: 3 bedrooms. pow
der room on LIST fir. Asking S27, :
500 Down. $500 Really a good