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later a big Ply landed and picked

later a big Ply landed and picked
them up.
The five we're clinging to two
empty -barrel-shaped plastic gas
tanks when the ply rescued
them, two hours after their plane
sank.
They were brought to Miami, wet
but unhurt, and boarded an East
ern Air Line Constellation at 1890
am. today for the fve-hour flight
to New York.
The plane sank in six minutes,
but not before the two men aboard
had unstrapped the two gas tanks
which served as life RATS.
Half an hour after the sur
vivors huddled about the floating
drums. holding up Butch" and
the babe In arms, a freighter
passed close enough so they could
see the name "Texaco" on 1t but
did not stop.
When the shock of the landing
wore of, Mr.. Jungerson said
Butch" piped up with the un-
answerable question:
when do we eat?"
after the crash-landing we got
out on the wings for a minute
and that was when the boat went
by. We yelled and jumped up
and down but they didn't see us.
The next minute we were In the
water" Mr.. Henneken said.
"The children cried bit at
Evening star., 1949-12-09

first and then calmed down. I'm
proud of them"
Mr.. Jungerson praised the Coast
Guard for fast work in locating
them.
The Henneken's were wrapped
in blankets at the Coast Guard
base and taken to sick bay where,
doctors said they apparently
came Through in satisfactory
shape.
Mr.. Henneken said he had been
at Atkinson Field. British Guiana,
for about five years and was on
the way back to California for
Christmas.
Worst experience for the chill
dren came at the Coast Guard
station. They cried like every
thing when told to take a bath
and get into dry clothing.
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; Adults, Children
Saved as Plane bitches
In Sea Off Miami
By the Assoeiofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 9.-Four Cal
ifornians, including two small
children, and a New Jersey man
who we're snatched from the sea
in a dramatic rescue, flew to New
York today. none the worse for
their experience.
They were Andrew K. Henne-
ken. 80, pilot; his wife. 25. and
their two children, Andrew K.
tButch), jr., S, and Robert, 20
months, all Of Monterey. Calf;
and P. G. Jungerson. jr., 20. Of
Summit, N. j.
Their small aircraft was on a
flight from San Juan. Puerto Rico,
to Miami, when. it developed
engine trouble and radioed it was
going down between Bimini and
Orange Cay. go miles east Of
Miami.
Mr.. Henneken headed back
toward Bimini and crash-landed
about q mile from shore.
A Coast Guard two-engined
plane flew over and a few minutes
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Bad Check Epidemic
Believed Halted With
Fake Doctors Arrest

An epidemic of bad checks
which had been passed on Wash
ington businessmen, appeared
halted today with arraignment OF
a fake doctor.
Clifford Adams Corbitt, 40, OF
Louisville, KY, was to appear in
Municipal Court today on a charge
of forgery. following his arrest
yesterday. .
While 1t appears to be only the
beginning, according to police, he
is specifically charged with pass
ing a 500 check on a local jewel
er on December /. getting a watch
worth 500, and pocketing the diff
ference before the check. on the
Riggs National Bank, bounced
back marked mo account"
Clerks Suspicion Aroused.
The distinguished looking de-
fendant was arrested at Frank
lin Simon g. Co., 1850 Con-
necticut avenue NV, after a
clerk and section manager became
suspicious.
Corbitt is alleged to have pur-
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Building Curb Urged
Al Soldiers Home 10
Retain Open Space
By Nelson M. Shepard

Federal planners were on rec
ord today in favor Of preserving
the greater portion Of the 470-
acre reservation Of the Soldiers
Home as a much needed open
space in the congested Northwest
section.
No new installations should be
permitted within the reservation,
they declared In a resolution.
with the possible exception" Of q
combined Soldiers Home and
Veterans Hospital Of no more
than 1000 beds. @
The National Capital Park and
Planning Commission will make
its position known to every in
terested agency that has eyes on
the green acres of the reservation
in a section of north Washington
where building space is at a
premium.
No Action on Thoroughfare.
Should q hospital be constructed
on the grounds eventually, the
planning commission would re-
strict other installations to the
dwellings necessary to house the
hospital personnel. Recreation
space also would be permitted on
each side of the residential area.
Chairman william w. Wurster
brought about adoption Of the res
olution because. he said. he was
"fed up" with the sight Of endless
rows of houses. A city should have
open spaces. and it is the duty of
planners. he believed, to protect
these when necessary.
The resolution made no men
ton of the thoroughfare plan pro-
posed several years ago for GER
tain routes through the Soldiers
Home grounds. These were dis
cussed yesterday. but no action
was taken.
The old plan provided for rout-
ing Park road through the west
ern portion Of the grounds, North
Capitol street through the east
ern portion and the extension Of
Upshur street through the north
ern part.
Neither did the resolution take
cognizance Of the development
plan proposed several years ago
by the governing board of the
Soldiers Home. This would en-
tail an expenditure Of many mil
lions if ever authorized.
Adjourns Till Late January.
After a session today devoted
to discussions Of the compre-
hensive plan for the Metropolitan
Area, the planners will adjourn
until the last week In January.
Chairman Wurster explained
yesterday that action was post
poned on the proposed East Capt.
tol street bridge over the Ana
costa River because Of the pos
sibility the plan would disturb the
National Arboretum.
The planning agency directed
It's staff to make a more general
study of all hospital facilities in
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Rev. james 6. Hunt Dies

CAMBRIDGE. N. Y, Dec. 9 up.
The Rev. James G. Hunt, 79,
former Presbyterian missionary to
Egypt and professor at the Cairo
Theological Seminary, died last
night at the home Of a sister here.
Mr.. Hunt served in Egypt from
1897 until 1917. He also had been
a professor at Wooster College,
Wooster. Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-12-09

people are prone to accept checks
from a professional man."
Corbitt also is alleged to have
passed bad checks in Maryland,
Virginia, New Jersey and Della
ware, and to have been involved
in an armed assault in Philadel-
phia for which he served a three
year sentence. In all. Corbitt's
record showed six arrests. He said
he was born in Culpeper, Va. and
had lived in Louisville.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Weaver, OnceAAUHeo
Dies in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9.-Rob-
ert s. Weaver, former president
of the National Amateur Athletic
Union. is dead at the age Of IS.
Weaver was known for 40 years
as one of the outstanding starters
in track and field circles. A ma
tive of Virginia, he came here
from San Francisco in 1911. He
served as AAU national chief in
1920 and for Is years after that
headed the Southern Pacific AAU
district.
Weaver died at his home yes
terday.$ y Funeral services will be
held tomorrow. >
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OF 270 private aircraft now
registered in Uruguay, 240 are OF
United States make.
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builder. 400 Forty,eishth street NV;
william H. Shoemaker. architect, ll29
brick and cinder-bloeE dwelling. 4526
Brewer place NV: to cost $4,000.
John and Astrid Karlsson. owner. 30I2 M
et'f ert l. MOI Moh oan arcsit.ee Fl hs1 S Nd
Sse s5ss 1asa stfs.. 'ns sf e cost
Arnold c Sconstructiop CO. owner an, and
liam. H. Shoemaker. architect. 1129 Yer
srlek and etnassr-bloek dTsslli1gs, dGs 1880
Z; "; Sale. owner; 1897 PsIkwood place
builder. ,Hysttsville. Md; q. A. Hslfpap,
dwelling; 45sa oForty-seventh street NV;
Nicholas 9, Frederick. owner and builder.
1913 Woodside parkway York 4 Sawyer,
s% tS ~ eos se SS ssf sdns ai'
sreet z8s Gsnsd 2l'b buas4 Eel'isin
branch H:' TO aass'sss oa. sso
Thirtieth street NE: to cost $4,000.
m.n sd NJ eaany sudsf stassf sss
street NV; Norman Kertzman, architect
to make interior alterations. store and
ofnce. 1 611 Seventh street NV; to cost
street NV; builder not selected; Donald
s. johnson, architect; to erect new show
windoWs' alter fr9It Il Of building 945 nod Penn
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Contee. owners, As
Myrtle street NE: builder not selected
Md; to erect one 1-story cinder block.
70 sOed cost aysI59s 300 rf'''ninsh street
Cornelius. q. King owner. BOT o street
NV: builder not selected; Holloway g.
Andrews, architect. 701 Forty-second street
NE; to erect one 2-story brick dwelling,
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Hotel ChasiIeion Bought
By Investment Syndicate

An investment syndicate has
purchased the stock O. the cor
porstion owning the Hotel chas,le-
ton and the Davenport Terrace
apartment buildings. having q
total Of s44 apartments
This was announced last night
by the Leo N. Bernstein Co.
which said 1t had organized the
local investors for the purchase.
The Hotel Chas,leton. located
at Sixteenth and r streets NV.
Is an 8-story building which the
frm said has 500 apartments.
Davenport Terrace consists OF
four s-story buildings occupying
the entire block Of 1900 Connecti-
cut avenue NV. and contains
236 apartments. the Arm said.
The amount involved in the
transaction was not disclosed.
The stock sale was handled by
@. G. Duty. the firm reported.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Home Godgets-
New Dishwusher
Washes, Rinses
And Dries Quickly
By D. M. Derwin

There's q new all-automatic
dishwasher that washes. rinses
and dries the dishes better. more
safely and more quickly than
can be done by hand. It fur
nishes its own hot water in q
booster water heater which elec-
trically superheats the water to
180 degrees Fahrenheit, thus pro-
'viding pasteuYizing temperatures
and giving hygienically clean,
spotless dishes.
Dishes need not be pre-rinsed,
especially If they do not stand
too long. The washer uses only
three gallons Of water during the
! entire cycle and will wash all
the tableware for an average
family Of six. The impeller which
drives the water at high velocity
| against the surface Of every dish
also forces air over the surface
of the dishes. drying them in 10
minutes automatically.
This impeller is protected Ly
screen guard and is m .e Of
plastic material. It's motor Is
equipped with a thermo overload
switch which must be mar1ually
reset If it should cut out because
of ! overload. The water heater
tank operates at atmospheric
| pressure so there is no chance Of
the tank bursting from excessive
pressure, even If the thermostat
should become imperative.
A fast-acting drain. an exclusive
/ feature. causes the water to rush
out with a flushing action which
prevents deposit Of food particles
or scum on the tub. The safety
lock lid is so designed that it
cannot be opened during the
wash and rinse cycles.
The cabinet is "a inches wide,
"a inches deep and SO inches
high, with a 4-inch dial at the
rear panel and 1t has a white
porcelain top lid with a circular
window. The tube is porcelain
and is equipped with rust-resist-
ant dish racks.
For information on where to obtain
products mentioned please address
Room 724, The Star Building, inclosing
stamped. sen-addressed envelope for
reply.
tReleased by the Consolidated News
FeatureS1
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Lueck Joins Breuninqer

Charles G. Lueck, formerly with
Shockly & Moorhead, is now as
sociated with the sales depart
ment of L. E. Breuninger g. Sons
the firm announced today. Mr.
Lueck formerly was president OF
the Chevy Chase Citizens Asso-
citation and is now delegate to
the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations from Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Lewis
Continued From Page BID

Continued From Page B-l.)
is partly open so that additional
light can reach windows in the
kitchen and living room.
When the roof was built, an
aluminium sleeve was installed
to contain q lead-in wire from
an antenna for television re-
ception.
As for the lot, it was fully
wooded when purchased. In
preparing the lot for construc-
ton. the cutting was designed
to keep a screen Of trees and
shrubbery between the house
and the road. and at the same
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Permits
Continued From Page B-1)

5742 Twenty-seventh street NV; to cost
Harry Sollars, owner. 1i0I Eleventh
street Sc; builder not selected: w Ellis
to erect one 1-story brick, cinder- block.
stone and concrete auto sales-service build
ing, l115c17 Potomac avenue Sc; to
cost $4,000.
W. A.. Bryant. owner, 2909 M street
EM; Preston-Sudler Development Co,
builder, 2e09 NJ street NV; Warren
nue. NV; to erect two 2-story brick
dwellings, 3s16-17 Military road NV; to
Chevy. Land Co.. owner. Union Trust
1lds.: Skinner d Garrett, builder 1719
street NV; A. B. Heaton, architect, 1211-A
connecticut avenue wv. to erect one q
s2444 Connecticut avenue NV; to cost
Arnold Construction Co.. owner and
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time to leave open space around
the house itself.
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BUILDING PLANS
PHONE - ORDWAY - 4640

CARPENTRY, porches inclosed,, rec
rms, any type of repairs and re-
modelling. LU. 3-7179. -15
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, f,a.- aa.
places, cement driveways. porches,
retaining walls; pipe drainssein n.al AZ
CUCCIO. Route 8. Horners lane,
Rockville. I'd Phone Rockville 35SS
FENCE, chain lengths, galv.; SO mos.
to pay, concreted. Armistice Day
special. Days, FIR. 1882; ewes, VI.
FENCES. all types, in concrete; sps;
fis1 RsNcE win.er 9n SIP priHaeos; Heoo slT-R!TE
FENCING-Prompt and expert in
stallation of chain link wire fenc;
ing. It protects your home and
keeps your yard safe for childrens'
play. Call NE; 1910 & for free S est
1413 New York ave. NV. 10
FLOOR sERyICE-N.otnins 't,,l. bgt the
cleaning: parouet installation. Bruce
finishes flooring CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
North 215.
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCH ROOM with beer. in indus
Si7b daily. OWNER. De; l212.-1e
SANDWICH SHOP asO and deliSasssfsien; tnfnlm
ssa1E sill N s4eRs sSss' :. sacrifice; 1sasr s
leaving town. Low rent; open Sun
CoMPLETELY EoUiPPED GARAGE,
auto repairss body; tenaep s.p ans psint eala
Must sell at once ie11 M st. NV.
GROCERY BARGAIN-oet away from
competitions; nearest grocery over Q
mile away; suburban MO. se1i seIv.
;SS ;sS' 5:: 5;s;'' .'ssf sss5'' 'eS II
pRY stSr' CLEANING sroRE-unlinitea
opp. for right party. Csll CO, 67l7
ptnvsSp ~ 7sS PM ssndxieh:. s1s5 Az 4o9S sRus
money maker; reas.; no competition.
2220 Wash. blvd. Baltimore, No.
MeREAS. HRfa sans.i vA.1s.rm.- Br .-and-bath apt.
Sth store and eSuDped ee SssYty s.s Par. p:.
PETERS REALTY, Mclean. Va.
TAVERN. mostly liquor; excel, NV.
cor; well equipped; over ". lease;
j." ]. B. MALLos. Ex. sa1s.
DELICATESSEN, in excel. bus. GEN.
ter, urby Arl.. off-sale beer and
wine: aver. $4,000 bus. vk.; due to
illness viii be sacrificed. For details
and appt., call j. B. MALLOs., EX.
LIoUOR STORE, best of locations:
. real opportunity. OSCAR sE1GEL,
TX. 2501; evenings, OrdWay 6723.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

=. New bathrooms m
stalled, old bathrooms remodeled;
gas-fired boilers and other home
improvements. T. J. F1TzMAuRlicE'
ROOMS AND PoRcHEs inclosed. no
money down. 70 mos mos to pay. SO
sIDiNG-All types, cover your home
now for winter: Insulation. Get the
best for less. No down payment; 3
years to pay. Cali Ho. $685. ewes,
STORM Ffo iW11NDows-pouble hung or
easement, wood or aluminium. Get
the best for less, No down payment,
years to pay. Call for free esti-
mate. HO. 1888; eyes,, DE. 1854.
IA
antennas in
stalled; guarantee better results;
immed. service. MR.. SHEA. VA.
ALOHA, Enjoy . dry homel For
only $3:95 gal, you can Rain
Pruf'' the walls Of your house
QUAR-. An easily applied special
rubber product manufastured 6s
$500, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS
Clearance sale of display SAMPLES.
II interested in undermining your
kitchen, see our jamestown metal
cabinets-the finest made. We have
model kitchen display and will pc
glad to survey your kitchen and sub.
NIT plan and estimate. KITCHEN
EQUIPMENT CO., 1718 Eye st. NV
asodpDEksiz1se sdD III and additions; celia,
Estimates. 9 lt NATioNAL coNTRAcT.
ING CO. 1908 Eve st NV
PAINTING and decorating. guaran-
teed work. at reasonable prices;
terms arranged If desired. Cal
NICK. at Lo. 5-21Is: LA
PAINTING, NOTWITHSTANDING
and cauIking, roofing and guttel
spouting and general repair. Esti'
mates gladly given. Ii. 3-5571
pAiNTiNG In naaG AND PATCH PLAsTERING
For cheerful estimates, call MIR.
rafERING, sfEkfSi Fl PAlSTING. white mech. ;:
free est; reas. rates: DE. 837s
after 4:30 pm; TO. 6513 any time
PAVING - Concrete sidewalks. nag
stones, driveways, Easements, etc;
asphalt driveways, parking lots;
cinder and gravel. Union 1854.
PAvING-Driveway parkings. side
walks. ETC.; black-top or concrete.
GRAHAM PETRIE, Oliver 1892.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUG STORE. S17O daily sales,
steadily increasing. New store.
including stock. Ten-year lease,
Terms.
Grocery. self-service, $1,000 to ST.
700 weekly business. Rent, $125
per month. including heat and wa
ter. Little credit. Long lease.
Reasonable price
Grocery, 500 to $500 weekly. Nicely
equipped. Price. $4,000 plus stock
Terms.
Grocery, self-service. Sales $4,000 to
$4,000 weekly. All cash and carry.
Profitable store. moderate rent, long
lease, Exceptionally low price, rea-
sonable cash and terms.
BRADLEY. BEALL g. HOWARD, INC,
Southern Building,
Eyenin1r Call RoHald nnnA
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont,

PLAsTERING, PAINTING. old or new
work, experienced and refs. work
guaranteed: reas. rate. SMITH, Du.
pfEgAssSTiER1NG fgsSi A SPECIALITY. new or
old work. large or small Job: White
mechanics. Work guar. NO. g12a.
PLASTER REPAIRING. patch work =
specially, by white mech; good sery-
ice. E. o. LIVINGSTON. TU. 0l71.
PLASTER, brick. cement. hagstone
small, TR. 1853, LU: 3-9I1s. Ii5
work guaranteed. Call MI. 3as4
PLUMBING-No Job too smaIl; re.
PITMBING, HEATING-Guaranteed
lowest prices; gas and oil fred boil
ers. ALLEN L. LLOYD, MI. 8596.
RADIO O-TELEVISION-E RONICS
censed flrst-class -technician
ence. TU. 0002.
REFRIGERATION. any make; COM
mercial, domestic all work guar
Man IiSs REFRIGERATION CO. M.
REFRTGERATORs REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO..
Day. UN. 1872. Ewes. UN. 1915.
ROOF REPAlRING, gutterIns, water.
proofing, slate repairing. Work guar,
F. P WADDELL, TR. 1879.
ROOFING, all types, new work and
repairs. cutters, spouts. carpentry
and painting. Free estimates. A., D.
THOMAS. Hu. 77s2. 10
sHIPLEY. GE. 4i5s. -I5
ROOI1NG, an types. no job TOO
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
uEL c. BOYD. INC. GE 1868
T: Y: REPAIR-By appointment only. ny
ssaser fesus
picture, more brightness, track pic,
ture and sound, check tubes and
antenna, clear set. Opening for
200 more second-year service con;
tracts loW as S24 per year. Can
UPHoLsTERED-couches, chairs. re-
webbed. spring reset; your nome or
shop, furniture repairing, all kinds.
8; N; JAMNEY: GE; 03sO.
iRao0'eS ioe' Cali II lockwood sSar aSi 5-os55. 'e
1h4N
ed, retaped, recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO. 6214 r. /.
ave Riverdale. Md UN. 1345.
ALL STATES WATERPROoFING co.
Residential work especially. 1872
Conn. ave. NV. RE. 1887. 30
ROGERS ROOFING. Stag and water
proofing All guaranteed work.
Patterson st. ne. MA. 1909.
CAMERAS
Movie equip. (foreign or domesticl
repaired by own service dept. BREN-
NER, 1888 Pa. ave. NV; trade-ins.
Free parking. RE. 2434.
Do Your Floors Look To
Suit You?
Are You Sure?
We can give you that new look" In
floors at minimum cost to you.
Consult THE ENGLISH HOME
SERVICE CO.. for our budget prices
on home maintenance.
Call Randolph 27S3. I3s
Evening star., 1949-11-13
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, storm-door entrances,
bslat. rms, porch Enclosures. dis
Inmates, innate cali Mr.. wilson, AT. 4100.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. improve
ments, basement to roof. No money
down, Z yrs. to pay: HAMILTON
.6pfTloSs G2TST3 SO, ANb RE, ,Aft1T1EaRAr1oaas f11a to
commercial and residential property;
complete building service. Call FA.
1856 for free estimate. j: s.
YOUNG Ia
BASEMENT LEAKY? Paracrete rub
ber paint process is guaranteed to
waterproof from the inside and
beautify. FOUNDRY RUBBER
MFGRS. OIL. $500
Evening star., 1949-11-13
PIANO TUNING
Est. free, work guar. VIM. WooLEY
Wn 117R

Wo. 1176. =
SIANOS TUNED, $5; d. c., suburbs;
25 years exper.; repairs guaranteed.
? CUNNINGHAM. Me. 1894. OV. 69N.
rHLAsTERING, new and old; any size;
saesttmates cheerfully given; reason
able rates. r. C. JONES. cH. 1927.
{sssg
Evening star., 1949-11-13
BAR-GRILI,


One Of Washington's better colored
restaurants. Completely equipped and
crossing $3.50 daily Seating 10.
Tbis is sse money.maks3 on ans ean en'a, be-
greatly increased by owner-manase-
ment. Cash of $4,000 will handle;
reasonable terms on balance. Ewes,
call Mr.. Hayden at Ii. 3-4790.
A. H. BacaS
Realtor and Business Broker, Adams
S4S4
Evening star., 1949-11-13
ReStaI1rant-9-Year

ReStaurant-9-Year
Lease, includes store and 7 rms; one
Of the finest locations In nearby Md.
on Balto. blvd; horseshoe counter,
dining rm. seating approx. 150:
owner will give trial and show
$4,000 weekly gross. A positive win.
ner; $4,000 down, bal. terms. Call
Mr.. Dell. tx. 2565.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Bill Simons' Specials

Bill Simons' Specials
NO, 36-DELIcATEssEN, $1,000
Tk;; e. large selfsservice store that
aien sHRa fele eats sseSS ssSoo do9n oSS.ief
NO. 45-LITTLE DELIcATEssEN.
$4o0 wk.. that can be doubled; can
be bought at half its present value;
so: q ogsskkocERY, beer; $3.50 on 9 9
s1s Ssys is '9sss sour chance to snas Mar aSss5
No. s4ms.-s. | GRocERY' r ser soNs $4,000
cash and carry; mixed trade; lO-yr:
transf. lease at low rent; priced
No E1sht asmh.hSW.kgy, and SRSyn by spgs saSo VIZ.
compact store with clean stock easy
No. i25EDREss SHOP, $4,000
money maker for a7 YRS; ultra
modern; $4,000 handles.
NO. 33-A-HOUSE FURNISHINGS;
good will; $4,000 cash handles. Cali
BILL SIMONS
Ex. 61S1. the Live-Wire Broker"
NO. I5-LUNCHEONETTE with vari-
ETY.: $1,000 wkly bus: near Govt.
bldRs.; priced right with $4,000
NO. 4-REsTAuRANT with beer,
seats 100; in nearby Va; good lease
with apt. for owner: present bus.
NO. 5-,RESTAURANT, air cond.; g.
day wk.; new equipt.; next to bus
term; apt for owner; . bargain
with $4,000 down.
NO. S-SNACK AND DONUT SHOP;
eauipt. valued at over S45 900:
good opportunity for agg. operator;
$1,000 down. Call
BILL SIMONS
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Garages. Recreation. Remodeling
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION
New Bldg., Store Fronts, Altera tions
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
ARTHUR AUGUST & co.
VI. 0636, GE. 0066.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
PERSONALS (Cont.)

( HAIRCUT. TRIM?-New York,s hand,
-Saiiored, no clipper used. SHERATON
= BARBER SHOP. HOO 18th st. NV.
! EXPERT SILK HAND D-MADE lamp
shades, designing and remodeiing
et esnn. all kh k1ndsi siaA Pickup and delivery
yAcANCIEs in Sunset Club for elder
ly ladies with sunny disposition;
good home and board. WI. e15s..
REwEAvING AND REPAIRING. Of all
clothing DAMAGES; lam sa% professloppa1l snn MAJ
service; burns, tears. insect damage
or wear; invisible repair. NEEDLE
CRAFT, $40 18th st. NV, End floor;
1853 Columbia I'd. NV" and lO7 N.
ENffafAfSMENT: iHsssfiA Aifxii ~ I'll sing and play
or write Box 255-K, Star. 13'
CONFIDENTIAL tipping and stenog-
raphy expertly done daily, week
ends, Evenings, holidays. Reasonable.
ROOM oS oAini AND BOARD for elderly people pc
with, nursing care. opposite Waltes
FOR THE CHILD who has every
thing" illustrated weekly letters
from Three Little Kittens: 8 TkS;
OFFICE KAT, Box $50, Orange, Va.
NURSERY SCHOOL nr. Piney Branch
I'd. and Flower ave. in silver Spring.
Has opening for children 1-5: compl.
diner served at noon; mid-morning
and afternoon refreshments: S12.50
per wk. with no chrg. for absent
days. JU. 7-S099 or SH. 1440.
y TT ISN'T TOO LATE
For "Personalized Xmas Cards"
Brine. us your favorite negative or
folks back home pleasant surprise.
Copying and finishing. D. C. PHOTO
SERVICERS. 1920 New York ave.
NV, RE 6422 49,
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