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Evening star., 1955-01-23
HighIights

$500, WTOP (9)-Adventure:
Walter Terry, dance critic,
and DR.. Harry L. Shapiro.
anthropologist. on "The
Dance Around the World"
$3.50, WTOP fs)-Now and
Then: A discussion of Edgar
Lee Masters and "The Spoon
River Anthology"
1880, WRC "a National
Symphony: The orchestra
begins its sustaining fund
drive.
2:OO, WMAL (0-Celebrity
Parade: Representative
Jonas, of North Carolina, on
"Is Ike Converting Dixie?"
goo, WRC f4)-Opera: Puc-
cini's "Tosca." with Leon
tyne Price and David Poleri.
2:30, WTOP t9)-Facethe Ma
ton; Secretary of the Navy
Thomas.
4:30, WMAL ca - College
Press Conference: Senator
Saltonstall.
4:30, WTOP (9)-The Search:
A report from Ohio State
University's Visual Research
Section on how persons with
normal vision can broaden
their horizons.
4:3O, WRC tD-Zoo Parade:
Animal motion.
$500, WMAL t7)--Super Cir
Gus: Jackie Robinson. Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
$500, WTOP t9)-Omnibus;
Hume Cronyn and Jessica
Tandy in q biographical
sketch of John Quincy
Adams; a violin lesson by
Yehudi Menuhin, and a skin
diving demonstration by the
Pinder brothers.
$500, WRC (4)-Hall of Fame:
A dramatization Of DR.. Hsr-
vey w. Wiley's fight for q
pure food and drug act.
$3.50, WTTG (5I-Georgetown
University Forum: Com
munist Aggression: What Is
the Record?"
$3.50, WRC (4)--Background:
Military Strategy in the
Atomic World"
600, WRC f4)--Meet the
Press: Secretary Of the Trea-
sury Humphrey.
$50, WTOP (9)--You Are
There: Susan B. Anthony is
tried for voting, June l8,
1878.
1900, WTTG t5)--Million Doll
lar Movie: An actors obses-
sion with his roles brings
disaster to his life, in "A
Double Life" with Ronald
Colman.
7:00, WMAL (7)-You Asked
for It: Navy jet flyers seen
in 'highlights from the film
The Bridges Of Toxic RI"
7:3o. WTOP te)-Jack Benny:
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Little Old New York
BosicoIIy, Steve Is q Gentlemen
Sometimes Very Funny, Sometimes Only Gently Amusing,
Allen Wins Popularity by Being Always LikobLe

amusing pace. night after
night, is unbelievable because
he's on camera for IL hours
and that. my brethren, is the
acid test of man or beast, or
comic.
II he can continue in his
present groove, Steve Allen can
stay on TV as a headliner for
the next Is years.
I've got a strong hunch that
this is one guy who won't
destroy himself by taking his
success too seriously, whose wit
won't be replaced by smugness.
whose lively interest in all
things won't surrender to
boredom, whose good manners
won't be replaced by rudeness.
All he has to do is remain
as cutely daffy as he is.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Portrait Of q Comic
TeIevisiion Made Easy
George GobeI Never Hos to Unwind,
He Just Never Gets Wound Up
By Morooret McMonus

"I hear so much talk about
the countless hours behind the
scenes Of television show, but
I come home at six o'clock like
any other workingman. We
rehearse every day except Sum
day and Monday and believe
you me, it's a lot easier than
those road trips doing club
dates"
George Gobel was born on
May 20. 1920. on the North
west side of Chicago. the only
child of Herman and Lillian
Gobel. His parents owned a
Evening star., 1955-01-23
By Ed Sullivan
NEW YORK.

Before he came up with his
present successful Tonight"
formal, Steve Allen wasn't
quite sure whether his iurisdic-
ton embraced aggressive pub
lie service.
Persuaded by some that he
should concern himself with
issues of the day, Steve started
exploring areas in which the
underworld was involved. The
very next night, his sponsors
beer was no longer sold In 600
New York saloons.
Steve, who is a fairly naive
guy, announced this in his pro-
gram and called out to his
foemen Don't pick on my
sponsors, pick on me-" He got
no answer. The beer did not
return to 900 saloons.
Toste Is the Key
Since that time, Allen wisely
has removed himself from the
district attorney role and has
concentrated on entertain
ment. In consequence from
1880 pm. to 100 am. his
NBC-TV program is a merry
contribution to that sector of
the community which stays at
home.
Aliens good humor and good
taste are the keys to the sue
cess Of the show. He is not
o roughneck, he is not rude.
he is not q smart-aleck, he
never surrenders to the temp
tation to impose q double
meaning.
Up to the time that Steve
Allen took over the midnight
Evening star., 1955-01-23

TV spot, there had been earlier
shows designed to pick up a
late audience. A few of them
were pretty good but all of
them were entirely too rowdy
in their approach to the home
audience.
Allen has succeeded, where
others failed, because basically
he is q gentleman. His sense
of humor never goes beyond
the boundaries of good taste
and it is an unusual sense of
humor.
Time Is the Test
At his best, his comedy is
hilarious; at his poorest, he is
never less than gently amusing
and never less than completely
likable.
How Ne maintains this
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Betty Madigan. the Wash
ington singer who became a
recording success to the delight
Of thousands of friends and
relatives around here. has
another television chore COM
ing up. She'll be the guest star
on Don McNeill's ABC-TV
Breakfast Club" the week of
January 81. She will warm up
first with guest appearances
on a couple of Chicago-only
televiSion shows. :. Viewers
who have graduated from the
younger generation will have
some memories stirred up to-
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Portrait Of q Comic

NEW YORK.
It was a cold. gray, midwin-
ter's day in New York City.
The telephone rang, and the
operator said it was Hollywood
calling, that Mr.. George Gobel
was on the wire-Mr. Gobel,
the whimsical pixie, the man
most Of the critics tell us will
be the top television comedian
of this New Year of 1855.
Neither one of us said 1t
sounds like you're right in the
next room, because it didn't.
The connection was poor. and
there was much repetition of
questions, and Straining to
hear, but the voice of George
Gobel is unmiStakable.
Here in New York a bitter
wind was whistling up from
the East River and snow clouds
crowded the brief span Of sky
visible beyond a city window.
Mr.. Gobel said he was phon-
ing from the living room of his
ranch house in suburban Sher-
man Oaks, looking at his large.
Towering green yard and the
clear blue water Of his SWIM
ming pool.
Three Thousand miles away
in California, over, a static
wire, his voice had that curious
mixture of softnesS and Mid
western twang, the distinctive
infection and timing which
makes this NBC television star
unique among his fellows.
He said that he goes into
1855 a very happy man, very
excited about his future. and
just a mite worried at the al
most f1amboyant picture which
the critics and public have
created for him in so short a
time.
MoterioI Plentiful
"It all happened so fast"
he said. "You can't help but
worry a little about how long
1t win last. You worry about
whether you'll be overexposed.
about whether the people will
keep on liking you"
At the moment. he said, the
very least of their problems is
the prospect Of running out
of material.
Every week we have too
much material" he said. I'VE
have to cut 5 to 10 minutes
out of every show. Some Of
this we can save. but most Of
it has to be thrown away.
This hurts. you know. cause
it's pretty good stuff-too good
for the wastebasket."
Mr.. Gobel has four writer's,
headed by Hal Kanter. and
they all contribute a variety
of talents to the writing of the
Saturday night show.
This they all have in COM
mon. They're all idea men. all
good writer's and what Is most
important, they all understand
George Gobel. how he thinks
and talks, the kind of person
he Is.
And what kind of person
is he?
Eosier Thon the Rood
Well. he's a man who likes
his mother-in-law, though his
mother = in law makes her
home with them. He's a man
who says his wife is much
prettier than her pictures,
though they've been married
for IL years. He would seem
to be a man of marked talent
but minus temperament and
nerves.
Five minutes after the
show is of the air, / can re-
lax." said George Gobel. II
don't have to wind down. I'm
never wound up. I just play
it kind of easy.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Is host to Singer Gisele Mac
Kenzie.
1880, WMAL t7D-Playhouse:
A school teacher becomes
involved in a weird adven-
ture through a rented roor1l
in The House on Judas
Street." starring Jean Byron.
$500, WRC ~ - Comedy
Hour: A salute TO Broadway.
with Gordon MacRae. Gloria
Vanderbilt, Franchot Tone.
Ronnie Graham. Paul VIM
chell and Jerry Mahoney.
Joyce Bryant and the De-
Marco Sisters.
$500, WTOP tS)--Toast Of the
Town: Viveca Lindfors and
Eugene Leontovitch appear
In scenes from their Broad
way hit "Anastasia":: Ro-
berta Peters and william .
Warfeld sing the music Of
jerome Kern. and Q guest
Evening star., 1955-01-23

appearance by Robert Tay-
lor.
9:00, WRC ~ - Television
Playhouse: Rod Steiger is a
man implicated in a sus-
pected murder, in Anatomy
of Fear"
$500, WTOP t9) -- Electric
Theater: Brian Aherne and
Ronald Reagan co-star In
THE Martyr" a drama Of
the aftermath Of the Irish
Civil War Of 1922.
$3.50. WTTG l5D--Life Begins
at 30: Guests are Singers
Earl Wrightson and Lois
Hunt.
$3.50. WTOP t9) ~ Favorite
Playhouse: Ethel Waters is
q family retainer in an old
New England home, In
Speaking Of Hannah"
.0:o0. WMAL l7I--Break the
Bank: The sum Is tl.400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
OFF SALE LIQUOR

Lie. with estabi. business. incl. 5-rm.
bungalow and serN station: located
in heart of business sec. on BALTIC.
E DANIELS REALTY. TO. D-62J7.
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Store, rent S125; approx. $4,000
stock and equip, contracts with
large firms, approx. 500 customers
Owner quotes $500 mthly. profit
Ideal for livewire to greatly in.
crease business. Only $1,000
terms, Call Ross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

CHEVY CHASE. 3ll4 Rittenhouse st.
Mod detached Colonial brick on
lge lot Center hall, liv. rm. with
firepl. library, din rm,. kit. pow
der rm gas INV h 2-car garage.
EARLY DAWN &c co.
TU 2-9la5 Ewes, RIA. 3-56Sa
CHEVY CHASE--A touch of old Eng
land. ! bedrms., . lots; perfect.
$4,000.
CAPITOL HILL Charmingly re-
stored brick. perfect Kitchen nice
garden. wonderful terms. Sl4, 700.
Agent. AID. 2-2S75. -l5
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Attractive 6-room, bath brick
furnished. with full basement. and
washing machine. Spacious front
and rear yard. with detached ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Buys this clean store. owner quote.
over 500 per wk: real bargain
HARRY M. GREENFIELD
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Owner quotes $4,000 yrly. bus
Owner guarantees $4,000 stock
est. 8 yrs. very mod. equip; rem;
$500, new 10-year lease, SD, 00(
raOntral DA.u
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HOUSES UNFuRN. (cons.l

kNNANDALE, vA.-Beautiful ram
bier for rent or lease; 10 Minis.
from Wash. and Pentagon in lovely
Hillbrook residential area; 3 large
bedrms.. walk-in closets, complete
auto. kit. full bsmt. with paneled
club rm., fireplace, breezeway, dou-
Bile garage; Sl90 mo. so. S-ISbS
POTOMAC HUNT AREA-Unusual
2-story brick on ga acres, l-acre
fenced. Located on Trayilah I'd =.
" miles north of River I'd, 4 bed
rooms. breakfast room, rec. room,
includes dishwasher, freezer. other
extras; 2 small concrete-block out
buildings an Available er bef1Ee sp cnriss-
WARNKE. d.. 7.57oo; ewes.
ROOM HBsIUNGAI0WS, porch; phone
and cleo; on U. S. ESQ. 80 miles
west Of Richmond. Va. IA buses
daily. S25 mo. TIE. 6-4131. Ill
EeLEAN AREA-Attracttve new j.
bedrm. brick rambler; sep. din.
ment; storm windows; h-acre lawn.
sl15. AsK-Us? REALTY CO.; IA
compi. redsc. Diet. frame home; 3
bedrms., bath. lily. rm;, din. rm;;;
kit. glassed porch; full bsmt.: oil
heat. Rent. $40 month. Key al
gil N. Irving. H. G. SMlTHY CO,
I'll, FL s aSth Fl n AVE-. ST sE sSSeG
3 bedrms.: fenced rear yard: 500
HARRISON d. ADAMS. MA. S-S30S
-12
ARL.. S. Attractive 2-bedrm. 2,
story masonry home: auto. heat
good closet space; partial bsmt.
brick terrace. barbecue fireplace
minis, Pentagon. Ideal for service
couple Vacant $3.50. Call DICK
BASSETT. ia. 2-5057, ia. 2-4Sll
WHEATON, bedrms.. bsmt; fenced
corner lot; $40 mo. Avail. Jan. l..
LO. 5-2S00 til q pm.
HIGGINS & HARRISON. INC.
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Circulation
leadership

An opening exists In the
City CIRCULATION Department
OF The Evening and Sunday
Star for q man between the
ages of 25 and As to obtain
route contract offerine q
substantial year-round earn
ingS, Previous newspaper cir
culation experience desirable
but not essential. Good pre-
vious business record. good
health and good driving rec
ord are essential. Applicant
must have Arm intention of
making this business his ca
reer, and be in financial POSI-
tion TO post q $1,000 realty
bond to secure contract, Abil-
ity to deal with boys, promote
sales and maintain good serY-
ice are essentials Of lob to be
done. Apply In person only to
Nj r. G. Harris Room 2n4.
Star Building. between hours
OF 300 am. and 800 D m.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

VA.-We have party desiring furn
house about Jan. /; 3 bedrmS. OF
more. ia. 5-6234.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-Wt
have fine tenants for homes in
NV D. C. and nearby Nd. Free
appraisal. No delay For complete
rental service phone us today
PERRY HAY CO, JU. 5-624@. ia
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BEER TAVERN
SNACK FOUNTAIN
Quick-Service Laundries
Shirt I.aundrieS

Look into the newest washing ma
chine equipment on the market,
SPIN-A-WASH
All stainless steel twin 25-pound
washers and one 35-pound extrac-
tor In ! unit
Maximum production over 200
pounds. q wash per hour.
Let us help you set up the newest
type store or plant in the country.
As low as $1,000 cash required
BALTIMORE CHEMICAL a. EQUIP
MENT CORP, $500 Georgia ave.
NV, WASHINGTON, D. C., RA. g.
1nl
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DtAN1N1T 4OL JzALL
Well established laundromat doing
Could be increased by riRht party
50 500 down. Call MA, S-Hlb3.
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( ROOM1NG HOUSE. business and
property. Here is a real opportu-
nifty. $500 fci business with OPP
tfou on propfrtY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Exclusive Franchise
INVESTOR

Available; national advertising pro-
gram. $1,000 investment will re-
turn you $4,000 yearly. For in
formation. write Box 346-C. Star,
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
CoLoRED
HOUSES TO SHARE

MODERN HOME to share with nice
congenial lady. about so yrs. old
.THRE Z CoNGENIAL WOMEN. to
share delightful home: Sl35. 1910
Ingomar ST. NV. EN-. 3-6449.
ROUTE Z, VA.-First-floo farm
house; . bedrms., 10 acres; $40 mo
Tyr. lease; gas. EN-: 3-07l3.
TEACHER will share large, Groom
house; Y baths; on buslinei 20
minis. D. c. ia. 2-S69S after IL
MOTHER WILL SHARE house with
mother and ] or . children. Fall:
Church area. JE. 4-l942. Ill
COMPL. FURN--Beautiful Califor-
mia rambler: 3 bedrms., 2 baths;
share with owner only. OIL. 2-533l.
COLORED-Single or double room
employed couple, or l person; up
per NV. u blk. carline. RA. j.
l4uG
COLORED-REFINED COUPLE to
share q spacious home with congenial
couple. OF Dupont Circle. AID
9-419S.
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OCCUPANCY
CHOICE LOCATIONS


FALLS CHURCH AREA
Sg5-R1O Meridian lane -bedrm.
rambler. newly decorated. ra-
diant heat. storage attic;
sodded lot.
1OO--89DO Fairfax DIR % bedrn1"
semidetached brick home. sep;
arate dining room. equipped
kitchen full bsmt, and large
I35-Popiar HeiRhts-The choice
Falls Church community with
It's own swimming pool and
recreation center 3-bedroom
brick rambler. all-electric GE
kitchen with range. garbage
DISPOSAL. dishwasher and Ben
dix washer large picture win
dow; wooded lot storage attic
is min. to Pentagon.
lb0--Columbia Pines Beautiful new
3-bedroom brick rambler. sub
division. near Annandale; large
picture windows. furn. base
ment. Pull-down stairway TO
attic. garage; disposal dish
washer. electric range and re-
frtgerator. Large. spacious lot.
Larchmont Realty Co., Inc.
m a-3poo IL 9-72lp
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I6 VENDING MACHINES on loca-
Student leaving country. JU. 9.25a5
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS, includinE
Christmas card printing, wood.
working machinery, radios. parts
etc. Invoice $4,000, sell for $4,000
Call after | d m AID. A-S172.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

MUIELS FOB SALE
fredericksburg, Va modern units.
coffee shop and large home, Is
acres. S44 500; $4,000 cash.
Alexandria. Va-l4 large units. AAA.
lounge. 4-room apt, modern fuTn-
ishinRs. 100000, $4,000 cash
VIII trade local property.
Close TO Wash. d. C.--l3 brick
units. recent construction, 5-room
apt, restaurant; central heat. air
conditioned 500, 900. S25 900 cash
billiard REALTY CO.
IA S-S46S Motel Brokers
46i3 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Shop large room, rent only S75;
Singer sewing mach, Hoffman
preSser, 2 boilers, Natl, cash regis
ter, counters, several tables, plenty
racks, show case, dressing rm.,
inc. quoted over $500 wkly, on
cleanirs. nlenty tailor work; busy
NV; S2,350 wants S1.I0n down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

PARK. 1880 Floral st.
substantially built older home, :
stories and basement; stone, red
tile roof. Spacious living porch.
rms. Ia baths, new furnace: ga
rage. Owner wants offer. Terms
and possession. To inspect inquire
at property or phone Mr., Maloney,
WO. 6-764a. GEORGE I. BORGER,
INC, 6I3 Indiana ave. NV, MA.
S-0350.
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XMAS SPECIAL,

XMAS SPECIAL
OUR XMAS PRESENT to some lucky
purchaser: 10 rms, 3 baths. 1900
blk. 18th 81. NV; all rented: cX-
That's all, Call now. Miss Stewart
LANE PASTOR, Elk, 3-2555
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BUT
NEVER. NEVER. NEVER

WILL YOU have another opportunity
Ike this again, In modern suburban
shopping center. nearby Nd, com
plete valet, synthetic UNIT, latest
equipment, doing over $1,000 wkiy
right now, can easily expand to
$1,000 to $500 wkly. and more.
needs energetie. experienced dry
cleaning operator to handle inside
work: fun "a interest If you know
the business. for as little as $500
down. but hurry this is once in a
lifetime opportunity. Call Pastor
EX 31EsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
iEORGE !. BORGER, I'M

MASS. AVE. MD.-Nr. Little Flower:
3-bedrm.. 2-bath Colonial, recr nm
ser. porch. garage, dishwasher. dis
posal, storm windows; STA mo.
Silver Spring--l0606 Inwood ave.
redec. 2-hedrn rambler, cony. &c
Naval Ordnance. Vacant; 500 mo
TOWN { SUBURBAN. EN-, 2-940f
EXCEL. CORNER DETACHED HOME
in Landoyer Hills very nice bed.
rooms full bsmt.. automatic heat
Near schools. churches, stores
.transp.. SfI0 to responsible tenant
WOODBRIDGE REALTY. NO. G-720d
1877 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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MOTEI g EOR SALE
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

LOTT Ocean, Ocean Beach, Md,
choice. sell or trade for Fla. lot OF
p. p. o. Box 2U3 W. 4, D. c.
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ONE-MAN GROCERY

ONE MAN GROCERY
Owner quotes $500 wkly.; priced
low at $1,000. lock, stock and
barrel; terms. exclusive.
BAR-GRILL. NV.
Owner quotes $1,000 monthly
mostly beer and liquor, good lease
low rental. Payroll only $l3e
wkly. Operated mostly bv help;
wonderful opportunity for man
and wife operation. or partners
Priced reasonably, only $4,000
down, exclusive.
BABY SHOP
Busy shopping center: no competi-
ton. Owner quotes over S42, 900
yrly. vol, plus 20"6 on shoe con-
cession. Hrs. 10 to 0, closed Sun.
Small payroll. Same owners 3
yrs. Take advantage OF Xmas bust
ness now. terms to responsible
people; exclusive. Ewes. and Sun.
Shea Chaser. RIA. 6-543S.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
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VENDING MACHINES. Kleenex ti0N.
Leaving city. forced TO sell sacri-
nee. ME- s-l027 after q pm.
IL
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BABY SHOP
DEAL WITH DOWNS
AT DEALE

Never again VIII you md so much
property for such little money
and terms. Gas station and Office
cottage, a store with apt. on APP
proximately l acre and on mair
highway within the center OF
well-populated beaches. All mus
be sold together for less thar
S11 900, terms. RUBY DOWNS
Broker, Downs Bldg, West River
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DELICATESSEN

Near Silver spr.-owner quotes over
81 900 business per wk. nicely
equipped. self-service. Closes at
pm. II you want a clean store.
this is II. Need 50 900.
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GEORGFTQWN

Very attractive old home: furnished
in the Georgetown" manner. 4
bedrms., large living room. SittinG
room with huge bay window, din
ing room. spacious. well-equIpped
kitchen; detached Gear garage. The
ideal home for discriminating fami-
hes
Thos. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
T3S 18th ST. DI, 7-ss3O
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STERN OFFERS

cARRY-oUT sHoP-s40o wk.; ham.
burgers. hot dogs and coffee. Closed
Suns. Experienced couple car
double the business. Bargain oil
81 800, 81 900 down
GROCERY-N. W.-SI. 500 down buys
this neat compact store. Doe.
81 200 a week. NO CREDIT. Good
lease at $3.50 mo-. incl q beautiful
apt
GROCERY - Closed Suns: does
ST 400 wk. inexperienced owner
wants to get out Make an offer
AL STERN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
C.. J. YOUNG
WANTED

WANTED
Reliable party to take over board
ins house; 90 rms. s baths, on
Mass. ave-; nicely furn. long
lease, only $4,000, small down pay
ment. has sold for 100000. Call
Mr.. Young.
GUEST HOUSE
90 rms, q baths, inc. quoted S2.lOO
monthly now. b-yr. lease; oil heat
beaut. furn., large freezer, exclu-
siVe NV. $1,000 handles. Call Mrs.
Koch.
70 ROOMS, 6 BATHS
Rent tent $500; inc; $500 !,O:,,a arranged l;e
nicely furn:. near statier Hotel;
good lease; $7O0 down.
10 ROOMS, 212 BATHS
Large yard, garage, elab furn.;
near l4th and Spring I'd. shop
wants 5000 600, down &C Cali I'M Mrs. Koch Koch
RESTAURANT
And 8 rms. 2 baths: rent 5000; long
lease, air cond. 75eS bar bus, inc.
over, $1,000 wkly.; shows big net
profit; $4,000. terms.
.LUNCH-PASTRY SHOP
Seats "a. inc. quoted 50 900 mthly. ::
reasonable rent, long lease. shows
big net profit; ultramod. equip
$4,000. terms
Is LEGAL SLOTS
And liquor rest. arm. apt. near
Waldorf, Md, new bldg, all new
ultra-mod equip. Owner quotes
$4,000 net mthly. profit, long
lease rent $3.50 wants S65,O00,
substantial down payment: trial
given. Call Mrs. Honeyeutt.
GIFT SHOP
Owner quotes $4,000 yrly. bus,
Owner guarantees $4,000 stock;
est. yrs, very mod. equip: rent
$500, new l0-year lease, Slb, 900
required. Call Ross.
TV-RADIO SERVICE
Store; rent S125; approx. $1,000
large firms, approx. 500 customers.
Owner quotes $500 mthly. profit
Ideal for livewire to greatly in
crease business, Only $500,
CLEANING
Shop large room, rent only S75;
Singer sewing mach. Hoffman
presser, 2 boilers, Natl, cash regis
ter, counters, several tables, plenty
racks, show case, dressing rm.,
inc, quoted over $500 wkly on
cleanirs, plenty tailor work; busy
NV; 1880: wants Sl.l60 down
BAKERY, $500
Down rent sligo. inc. quoted over
500 500 E St;f,; 5-yr; lease, nicely
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-15OO
I0ea Vermont Ave NV suite sos
DRUGSTORE
NV. Section-White neighborhood /;
doing good business now. but could
be substantially increased by one
or pharmacist owners; good
proposition by owner. to proper
parties. Box 400-C, Star
DELICATESSEN
Near Silver spr-owner quotes over
$1,000 business per vk.. nicely
equipped. self-service. Closes at
pm. II you want a clean store.
this is It. Need $4,000.
BAR AND RESTAURANT
Owner quotes $1,000 weekly bust
ness; str-cond.. nicely equipped.
81 900 down for quick action.
GROCERY-S750 DOWN
Buys this clean store, owner quotes
over 500 per wk.. real bargain
HARRY M. GREENFIELD
IA. 9-6277 ia. 9-T7sS