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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE, downtown, 13
rooms. converted to apts.; rent,
Ss1; income quoted $37O; money
maker; $1,000 handles; 2. W.
THURM, DI. 1905, 90S 10th st. NV.
WIFE CAN BE BEAUTIFUI-This
beauty shop will work 2 operators;
sts. M and IN the owner says only $500
down; balance is very small and
esY esil ES < sS S5S5' tP PasFoRIuTzs INC
BOOMING APIS. sth ST., few doors
from Z. Capitol St; apts.; $3.50
rent; all rented; price. $500;
down, $1,000; should sell. EDWIN
!, ELLIS 1919 Vermont ave. Room
TOURIST SITE and hwy. garage, or
acres on both sides OF hwy. with
Another at Falmouth. Va. approx
2k acres with garage; only $4,000
down: Exclusive with PASTOR
GkocERT. k9 1fG: rent S SO 2SRR. SitR good lease.
diate sale, $4,000. Cali MI. e45s.
NEWSSTAND AND CIGAR store =
In good s.w. location. Over $4,000
gIcss sIss per year. Small cash pay
met met Fa' Fssui5sd ESQ. KAY REALTY Yis Co.
sANDwfcH SHOP and luneheonette
on very busy NV. corner. Excellent
opportunity for right party. Only
$4,000 complete. KAY REALTY
CO. INC: RA; 2200: is
WASHINGTON sheet-metal operator to
make and install ductwork in new
homes building in large groups met
ropolitan area, At least 700 homes
in 1949 can be guaranteed. Pur-
chaser furnishes all sheet metal
needed; local shop fabrieates metal
to blue print and installs. Weekly
payments will be made. Write stating
equipment nor in shop. men en-
ployed, whether shop owned or
leased, location, etc. AS alternate to
above, above viii consider erecting shop
tools and leasing shop to this man
whose, only Investment will be his
working capital. estimated at $1,000
to $4,000 and only requirement
Be sure to give full details age.
education, experience. All replies
confidential. Box 137-v, Star:
THE sAFEWAY LAUNDRY 4 DRY
NlcduIUB 70. OueT6 q Qual WhOfeSRle
serv; to stores and agencies. 81.
NEWssTAND-C1GARs, suitable han
dicapped person; reasonable. Box
HAVE ENGINEERING and business
experience; will invest with services
intestablished business, Va. or D. c.;
no retail stores. Box 1SO-V. Star. .
GAS STATION handling well-known
product; price, $3.50. WALTER
N: GERMAN, EN-. O3O3.
DRUGSTORE and luncheonette, down.
town; rent, Sl50 price. $4,000;
terms. WALTER EBERMAN, EN-
LAUNDERETTE. finest NV. location;
u Bendix washers. extractors,
I dryer. Priced at sacrifice. Owner
leaving town. DU. 1864.
SCAR GARAGE, .Anacostia, with
home; 8 rooms. bath, basement:
semidetached; large back yard,
grape arbor; S10,750. 1894 Pleas
GRocERY STORE and meats. NV
Mixed trade: quoted $1,000 wkly
gross; rent, $130; lease with option
price, $500; liberal terms. Elk
GROCERY STORE and market. SUBJ
urban location; rent, $3.50. including
5-room house; income quoted S1,40O
per week average: Price. Sl0,500
including about $4,000 stock. E
w. THURM. DI. 33O6, 90s 10th
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GROC., MEATS AND BEER
Weekly bus. $500. Good lease, nice
liv. quar-. Priced low at $1,000
s1n ss0mplets Las Eafy TW seTms ssoo Eve Sxt and
SELF-SERVICE MKT.
weekly bus. $4,000, mostly cash.
net profit Good lease. reasonable
rent. Wonderful terms to resp. peo-
Pile; Exclusive. Eve. and Sun, Jos.
Cohen. ia. 3252
D. G. S. MARKET
Weekly vo, $500. mostly cash. Liv.
quar-. cheap rent, short hours. no
Sundays. Low price of Sl9.5OO COM
plete with lge. inventory Half
down. Eve. and Sun, S. Chasen,
GROC., MEATS AND BEER
Good corner with very little COM
petition; now doing 5000 weekly
VIII do better with more stock
Sun. S. Gerstenfeld, ia. sl29.
SEMI SELF-SERVICE MKT.
Modern equipment. wonderful loca-
with short hours. Priced low at
$6.500: complete on terms. Eve. and
Sun. S. Blanken. ia O995
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. $3.50. ma. 1874.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

10 RMS, 31a BATHS
Rent $1c5, lease 8 years; beautifully
furnished: piano, radio, Wilton rugs
innerspring mattresses; newly deco.
rated and painted; owner uses 4
rooms and bath on nrst floor; wants
C.. j. YOUNG, BROKER
1000 Uerrnont Ave
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Kosher De1icatessen

Kosher Delicatessen
Old-established store of the better
kind. Owner quotes $1,000 a week
G0od-siZe store with low rent. long
lease. Priced right for a quick sale
with $4,000 cash as down pay
ment: will also consider a partner
Exclusive with
LEON GOODMAN
1921 Conn. ave. CO. $500: nights
and SUNDAYS. RA. 6365.
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Resort Hotel-Sanitarium
Liberty, N. Y. 700 acres, S275,OOO-
1000 1T. elev.: ideal for use as adult.
children's camp, sanitarium or in
stitutional use; 46 buildings; -21G
guest rooms. 90 baths; complete hos.
s. B. Tapalow, CO JOS. P. DAY, INC
ChrYSler Bldg. New York II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EUSINESS OPPOk UNIIIES
COLORED = RESTAURANT, $500
block Ga. ave.-Owner will build
new kitchen, long lease. $4,000,
terms: RA. 1926. ., "a. sr
n.w.-First commercial, lge. store
and 2-rm. apt. on 1st floor. Can
give possession of first floor, l
apt. and 2 extra rms. on second
floor; l apt. on 3rd floor; 2-car
brick garage. Priced $4,000. GUY
TIMER, 1929 11th st. NV. NO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROOMING HOUSE
MPAWNRROKERSn

unusual circumstances
force the sale Of this very profitable
established business, located in ar
excellent downtown location; tt
expedite the sale 1t is being offered
to a qualified party for the value Of
the stock OF approx. $4,000, plus
a reasonable amount for the fixtures
and equipment; the stock consists o1
mostly jewelry; this rare Offering
should be of interest to parties with
experience in this field, and flnanci.
ally able to handle it; facts and
figures will reveal the earning
capacity and the location speaks. for
itself; the store is large, the stock
is clean, and there is no doubt that
1t Is priced to sell Immediately: in
Quiries solicited from qualified
parties and shown only by appoint
ment. Please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
VIZ
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RlysINEss OPPORTUNITIES
BOARDING s. 500

BOARDING, $2,500
Down. On 18th st. NV; IA rooms;
rent $3.50, long lease; income quoted
$1,000 mo. Call Mr. Stevens ST.
G. S.' j. YOUNG, BROKER
Open Evenings Until z Pm.
"How to Buy a Business"
Written and copyrighted by Sam
Chantker, real estate and business
broker. This information eliminates
guessing and gives you the formula
on what to pay for rent, for good
will and fixtures, for stock. How
long lease to obtain for profitable
investment. What to expect of the
seller How to avoid misrepresenta-
ton, how to check for outstanding
debts under the business, how to
safeguard your investment, how to
make sure that the business is ac-
curately represented. Why guar
antee Is sometimes of no value, how
to choose broker, what to pay for
business that is not operating,
why you should be represented by
an atty. This information may save
you thousands. Easily read and in
condensed form. Send only 81 for
your copy to SAM CHANTKER g.
CO. Az 9th st. NV. Washington,
D. c. IL
Evening star., 1949-02-13
GIFT SHOP

GIFT SHOP
In prominent apartment hotel
Rent. $40 month; about S3,5OC
stock and $500 fixtures. Due to
illness in family will sacrifice for q
quick sale for $4,000 cash. Idea
for lady or couple First come, frs,
served. Exclusive with
LEON GOODMAN
1921 Conn. ave. CO. $500; night,
and Sundays RA 6365
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HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
u
EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION

EXCLUSIVE representation
For one of the greatest inventions
,lnce the upper" The Glen-Zip
minute Upper repair set (patents
nendine). Featured nationally in
newspapers, radio, magazines and
trade papers and already eagerly
bought by leading department stores,
mems and ,womens clothing shops,
leather goods stores. cleaners, laun-
dries and manufacturers Of zippered
apparel and articles, even by manu-
facturers OF zippers. Sensational
demonstration Of this non-competi-
tive, low-priced and simple-to
tool kit makes sales a cinch. Repair
parts never before available to the
trade and included in kit
another source of profit. The tre-
mendous demand for the Glen-Zip
expense and labor-saving must"
therefore offers an unusual oppor-
tunity. to responsible company or
individual capable Of organizing a
sales force; PROFIT possibilities
unlimited For appointment with
our national sales director, who will
he in Washington, D. c., within the
Evening star., 1949-02-13
"a VARIETY STORE

"A VARIETY STORE"
Widow must sacrifice this clean little
business. handling a variety line of
ladies' and chfldren's wearing ap-
parel, notions, gifts. toys, Hall
mark" greeting cards. etc. Ideal
for some one desiring to earn a
very comfortable living. with q small
investment, and without strenuous
efforts. Immediate possession can
be had by purchasing the stock and
fixtures. Your inspection solicited.
without obligation. of course. For
further details and to inspect. please
consult HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker RE 1lRR
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SEET,YE SpECTATS

SEELYE SPECIALS
Restaurant, clean, very good equipt
costing $1,000 to open, yr. old;
selling due to illness; income quoted
priced at $1,000: down, s5.75O.
COFFEE SHOP
Downtown corner. good lease; income
quoted 500 daily, no Sundays; ask.
ing $4,000 down. Let's have offer
RESTAURANT
Income quoted $3.50 daily: exc. fol
fixtures and equipt.: cost S27,5OO tx
open; quick sale, $4,000: terms.
YOU NAME 1T
Store, selling $7OO wkly., candy, ic,
cream. soda, magazines, papers, gro.
ceries and cold cuts; good lease
down, S2,950.
DRY CLEANING "
Corner location; rent, S75 mo-; in
come come sE6 quoted $50 weekly: dry clean.
$3.50. Also several plants for sale.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Scott Circle-6 rms, 1k baths
rent. ,S55; income quoted S2O5 mo
priced $4,000; down, 81, 900.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Dupont SCiarcIs-7 rms. and
Sl90 mo-, plus liy. quarters: price
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Capitol BLDG rms, and rem
is S67.5O; income quoted $3.50 mo.
S1,5O0 down.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Municipal Bldg.-15 rms. 3K
baths; rent, $1l5; income Quotee
S400 mo-. plus apt; down, $1,000.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Scott Circle-22 rms. and
baths; income quoted $3.50 mo-; rent
1925. good lease: very good furn.
clean and beautifully dec.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Lincoln Park-9 rms. and {
baths; eaMs' sSss sloo rent; $4,000; IN
III; ROOM1NG )l5nl HOUSE
8 rms. 4 with running water; rent
SAT SO: good furniture, clean; pricec
$500 to settle estate.
ROOMING HOUSE
Property and business-l3 rms; ant
GantG nshiGss SAP II &, 9xrs n1es eona neNm
terms.
A. R. SEELYE
14nn T. G. NV nI S3o5
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ON U. s. NO. II
Thriving main hwy. business, doing
$4,000 annually, selling tas and
oil, A. B. C. products, lunches and
groceries; complete line stock and
fixtures included: new concrete bloc.
bldg. and 2 acres of sround: every
thing goes for cnly S13.750. A
29,932 VESTS FARM AGENCI,
R. L. Ettel, $50 Academy ave. Har-
yisoobnr0 Va
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GLENZIP COMPANY
216 North Clinton ST.. Chicago 6. Ill.
RESTAURANT, LIQUOR
One OF the best locations, very mod
ern in every respect, air conditioned.
with . apis. above, averaging about
$500 daily business; long lease;
$1,000 handles it.
CHRIST CHAPLIN
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gMALL HOMES ideal plan service
complete sets at $3.50 each. OR

Painting, papering, interior decor
ating: all work guaranteed. Terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1886;
LET Us SHOW YOU free plans and
estimates for renovating that un-
used attic or bSmt. space for a
playroom, den, bar or recreation
room. Financing arranged If de.
sired. SIMON & FRANK CO., S5O4
GeorRia ave, SH 6363
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Observation-Disclosures
Well known for many years. Making
money in wholesale and taxicab
district. Seats 45, counter and
week. Rent, $3.50. owner says sell
for $11 600 The lowest price Of
any LIQUOR restaurant that we know
Of, Call Mr.. Hayden, Ii. 4790.
A. H. BACAS, REALTOR
and Business Broker. AD. s4S4.
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BABY BED, SO; Royal portable type
writer, $50; 194l custom Chevrolet
radio, $50. Call d. O762.
BABY BUGGY. Storkline; excellent
condition.: cost $50, will sell S12 so.
Box 226-V Star. l5s
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer, gray, and
pad as new, S27. Play pen. So.
BABY CARRIAGE. green de luxe
Thayer, practically new, $50. 1856
Hillside I'd. Sc, Apt. 4. VI. 5265.
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Black bear were once found Ia
the areas Of all As states q the
United States.
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Birkett. Matt Brown and frankie
Bats provided the musical part
of the entertainment All present
sang Christmas Carols.
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Five Scouts
Receive End
Glass Rank

Five scouts of Troop 253 re-
ccived their second class rank at
the Court of Honor held last
Monday
Advancing to the second rung
up the scouting ladder to Eagle
rank were Tommy Gibson, Lewis
Jones, Matt Brown, Frank Bats
and Rene Alvarez.
Scout Freddy Frohock was
awarded the first aid merit
badge.
The Scouting family Of St.
Mary Star of the Sea Church had
its usual Christmas Party at St.
Anne'S Hall on Windsor Lane last
night
Troop and Pack No. 253 were
the hosts to their parents and
family The Cubs put on a skit
for the entertainment of all
present.
Scouts Arthur Noble, Rodney
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e. nnliuugd Ftum PAGE Onel
l Oprn thc do0rs ior God Is
a Ih us
Thr Hult nauf swung slowly
safn AM then the bronze bells
q saint Peters rang out The
anmmnas crowd ln the square
knss tbcn that the holy year had
ereun
nsiufc the next year runs its
coarse there NAV be- as many as
Ala million Roman Catholic vlSi-
tus o. Rome
a potentially ugly situation de
velnnrd about the time the Pom
ar uas opening the Holy Door
A Comm. MIST led demonstration
mad been tuned 90 coincide with
the Inauguration OF the holy year.
TIE Italian police refused 20 per
mia the demonstration. fearing
thst there might be Red lnterfer-
enrt alth the religious ceremon-
tss A. a result a call for gener-
u strike was called off
The reason given by the strik-
ers VAS that the Italian minister
"a agreed O. release some tenn
osfarv prisoners And the Strik-
=. aid also that Interior Minis
49, Scclba had agreed 10 with
frsv some 600 police who had
Stationed at union head
4aaItlrs
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MISS AMERICA TO WED
GBy The Associated Press)
TUCSON, Ariz.-Miss Amer,

ties Of personal leadership; to Of
fer young men an instrument
with which to improve the COM
munities in which they live; and
to afford young men the only
medium available for the vigor-
Gus expression of their opinions. .
The local organization is stag
ing its Birthday Banquet and Ball
on Saturday, January 81. The
banquet will be the high point of
local plans and will feature the
presentation of Distinguished
Service Award Key to the young
man of the community, between
the ages of 81 and IS, who has
rendered the most outstanding
contribution to the community in
the past wear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-24
NATIONAL JAYCEES WEEK
TO BE HELD in JANUARY

Charles Curry. president of the,
Key West Junior Chamber of
Commerce, announced today that
the week of January 14-2l, is be-
ing observed nationally as jun
ior Chamber of Commerce Week"
During the week, the United
States Junior Chamber of Com
merce will Celebrate its 18th ami
versary, with over 1900 local or
CARNATIONS joining with the Key
West Junior Chamber of Com
mere staging a Birthday Banquet.
President, Clifford d. Cooper,
of the United States Junior
Chamber of Commerce has very
clearly defined the purpose of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
movement by stating that AS al
national organization we stimu-
late young manhood to a keen
awareness of its individual and
collective obligation. Our funda-
mental detectives are three: to
develop in young men the quail
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THE MOST REV FRANCIS (. HYLAND (center) enters
Cathedral Of S. Peter and Paul in Philadelphia for his
Grafton auxiliary bishop of the atlanta
Csihoe Diocese Dennis Cardinal DoughertY Archbishop of
Philadelphia celebrated the Mass
% aFehbshops bishops and abbo in attendance More than
800 sesYmen of the Philadelphia Georgia joined
N the solemn procession from the Cardinals office of the cathe
oral lie accompanied by Father John Goodfellow left and
Father Charles Crossen ght who participated
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Two Injured In
Crash Of Two
Cars Downtown
@ WirephotC

Two persons were slightly in
jured at 1910 am. today in a
collision Of automobiles at Eaton
and Simonton streets, the Police
Department reported.
They We're Eugene Pinder. who
suffered bruised face. and the
daughter Of Louis Vierca, Jr..
who lives at the Overseas Hotel.
They were treated at Naval Hos
pital and later released.
Police state that cars driven
by Clyde f Sawyer. 5I8 Fran
els street, with whom Pinder was
riding, and Nierca collided at the
intersection. Vierca was arrested
by Patrolman E. Hernandez, who
charged him with driving while
intoxicated.
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street. tsfaren Olivia
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lea, l8-year-old Jacque Mercer Of
Arizona, has chosen the Yule sea-
son to announce her engagement
to her high school and college
boy friend. 20-year-old Douglas
Cook. They'll be married July A,
next. As they put it: I'VE will
lose our independence on Inde-
pendence Day.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

ing the value of marking its nu-
merous historic sites for posterty'
Former president and now sec
retary of the Progressive Citizens
Association of Georgetown and a
member of it's Zoning Committee.
she brings a real knowledge OF
the hard work and united purpose
which must underlie such. a
project.
/ Mrs. Draper is assistant princl-
pal of the Hine Junior High
school in Southeast Washington,
secretary of the Southeast Cit
liens Association and member
of the Southeast Businessmen's
Associations Education Commit
tee.
Because of my experience dur
| ing the period when Georgetown
was being stressed as 18th century
and again when its property was
rezoned from commercial to resi-
Dental, I fully realize the possi-
bilities of charming living In the
Southeast section of our CITY," she
told me.
Most of our Georgetown streets
are relatively narrow, with many
of the houses built close to our
sidewalks.
Compare this with such broad,
tree Lined avenues as New Jersey,
Delaware, North Carolina. South
Carolina, Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania in the Southeast, and many
of it's spacious streets with their
fine circulation of air from the
nearby Potomac River.
Can Re-Create Own Atmosphere.
Spotted throughout the South
east are blocks of houses and in
dividual houses. dating back to
the 1795-type of building. The
United States Capitol Building
fronts toward the Southeast, and
1t was expected that this section
of the city would be the leading
residential area. Southeast Wash
ington can re-create its own at
mosphere without in any way try
ing to be another Georgetown"
In support Of her own opinion
she quoted Horace w. Peaslee, one
of this city's leading architects,
who, with Gen. Ulysses s. Grant,
III, has been giving advice and
counsel as a civic service to the
citizens committee which is mott
waiting the project to bring the
Southeast back to its one-time
plaza in this city's residential sun.
"The Southeast has great oppor-
Evening star., 1949-07-31

ice House at 324 Virginia avenue
Sc. Built in 1900 by DR.. Fred
erick May. founder of the Dis
trict of Columbia Medical So
ciety, it was later owned by Col
Samuel Nicholas Smallwood, twice
Mayor of Washington from June
1919, until his death, September
1924.
An A. B. and A. M. from
George Washington University
Mrs. Draper is in residence for
a doctor of education in the field
of secondary educational prob
lens. She is a professional men,
ber of the Guidance and Person
mel Association, member of the
Secondary School Principals AS
sociation. affiliated with the Ma
tional Education Associations. of
the District Education Association
and of the Association for Virginia
Antiquities. She has SO greatly
enjoyed her professional life in
the Southeast she is giving her
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Mrs. Draper Aids Movement
To Restore Southeast Houses

tunities for a successful re-
Mobilization along functional
lines" said Mr.. Peaslee, who has
been prominent professionally in
successful restorations and adapta-
tions in the Georgetown area and
in nearby Virginia and Maryland.
Even with it's rows of small brick
houses all that is needed is to
substitute picture windows for the
front porches and bay windows
that should be eliminated, and to
extend the living quarters into the
long backyards, somewhat after
the highly successful and COM
Portable treatment which was
given a series of row houses in
Georgetown between P and @
streets"
New School in Prospect.
AS one of this city's leading
woman school executives. Eliza
beth Draper calls attention to the
excellent public school facilities in
Southeast Washington with a fine.
new junior high school in i'm
mediate prospect upon the site OF
the recently abandoned Wallach
School on Pennsylvania avenue
between Seventh and Eighth
streets. Parents of school-age
children would do we'll to look to
the opportunities available in the
Southeast portion of this CITY," she
stressed. There is an immediate
proximity to good schools. the
United States Capitol. the Library
of Congress, the Southeast Public
Library and downtown Washing
ton ITSELF"
Among the historic sites which
Mrs. Draper hopes may some day
be marked in the Southeast is
the scene of the famous alterca-
ton between Daniel Carroll, one
of the first three land commits
sioners appointed to develop the
new Nations Capital on the banks
of the Potomac, and Maj. Pierre