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Evening star., 1955-02-25
Plans for New Probe
OF Teen-Age Crime
Outlined by kefauver
BY the Assoeiassd Press

Senator Kefauver, Democrat.
Of Tennessee today outlined a
new probe Of teen-age crime and
violence.
He is chairman Of the Juve-
nile Delinquency Subcommittee
which has asked the Senate for
a $154,000 budget this year.
In an interview following an
organizational meeting yester-
day Of a new national confer
ence on juvenile delinquency"
Senator Kefauver said he hopes
to prove several broad fields.
At the top of the list. he said.
is an investigation Of the i'm
pact on teen-agers Of motion
picture and 'television horror and
violence shows. This study was
begun by the subcommittee last
year under craftsmanship Of for
mer Senator Hendrickson, Re-
publican. of New Jersey.
Other subjects Senator Ke-
fauver said the subcommittee
will explore include use of mar
cotics, how to handle runaway
children who cross State lines,
how to assure that runaway
fathers responsible for illegiti-
mate children are held to &C
count and what the Senator
called the baby adoption
racket"
Senator Kefauver said he will
propose q new law to give the
Federal Government jurisdiction
over men who father illegitimate
babies and then take of across
country.
There will be no televised
hearings where children appear
as witnesses" he said.
The new conference on juve-
nile delinquency is composed Of
representatives Of almost score
of service. fraternal and veterans
organizations.
At yesterdays organizational
meeting, q score of delegates
elected as chairman Carl A. Weis
of Moosehart. H., who represent
ed the Loyal Order of Moose.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Co-Workers Honor
Retiring Advertising
Employees Of Star

Three veteran advertising en-
ployes Of The Star. including a
man-and-wife team. were hon.
ored last night at a party in
Caruso's Italian Kitchen, 427
Eleventh street NV. on their
retirement.
They were Raymond g. Rob-
erts, 5521 Colorado avenue NV,
and Carlton E. Lowe and Mrs.
Theresa H. Lowe, who live at
2421 North Monroe street, Ar
lington, Va.
MIR. Roberts. who is IS. was
In the real estate advertising de-
partment. Mr.. Lowe, also IS, was
in the classified advertising de-
partment, and his wife was con-
cerned with church advertising.
Mr.. Lowe was presented with
q watch by his colleagues; Mrs.
Lowe, with sterling silverware,
and Mr.. Roberts, with a set OF
luggage. The Loves also received
q testimonial, signed by all pres
ent, which was created by Glib
Crockett, Star cartoonist. and
Mr.. Roberts received a similar
testimonial, drawn by Jim Berry,
man, The Stars Pulitzer Prize
winning cartoonist.
Native Washingtonian.
Mr.. Lowe was born in Wash
ington. His wife is a native OF
Fairfax County, Va. Both were
educated in the Washington
area. He came to work for The
Star on February 13, 1910, at
the business counter and then
went to display advertising. He
then spent 20 years as assistant
cashier before going to classified
advertising.
His wife started at The Star
On April 10, 1927, as telephone
saleswoman in classified adver-
tising and took over church ad-
vertising in 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe have two
children and five grandchildren.
They have been active in area
church circles, being members Of
st. Albans Episcopal Church in
Arlington.
The Loves plan to take a va
cation next month in New York
State, to see a son, Carlton H.
Lowe, in New York. They also
have a daughter, Mrs. Thomas
C. Payne of 8215 Seventeenth
avenue, Langley Park, Hyatts-
vile, Md. The Loves were mar
ried on July 4. 1918.
Joined Star in 1912.
Mr.. Roberts, a native Of
Washington, went to schools
here and also attended Mercers-
burg (Pa) Academy. He joined
The Star on July 81, 1912, as a
classified advertising salesman.
Mr.. Roberts has been in real
estate advertising exclusively
since 1917. During World War
II, he also handled financial and
insurance advertising.
He has two sons, William and
Raymond, both Of whom live
here, and four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

Mr.. Roberts wife is Mrs. Vera
S. Roberts. He is a member of
the Columbia Lodge No. 285 of
the Masons in Clarendon, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts expect to
60 to Hawaii in the early spring.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
At "a, He Cheats Death
And Saves Case Of Beer
BY The Associated Press

By me AssocidIod FTess
DECATUR. Ill. - Engineer
Charles Patterson saw an elderly
man fall in front Of his switch
engine in the railroad yards and
slammed on the emergency
brake.
He got to the front of the
engine In time to see Homer
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Star star Photo

Willis, 81, crawl from beneath
the COW catcher, brush off his
clothes, pick up the case of beer
he was carrying when he stum-
bled and walk off.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Unlocked sufe Aids Yeegs

DALLAS. Tex. P.-Burglars
had knocked of the knob of a
lumber yard safe when they
made a time-saving discovery.
The safe was unlocked and there
was no money in 1t.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES TO SHARE

w. HYATTsyILLE-Lady over 35 OF
young couple: blks. to shop. cen.
ter. express bus. Call Sun. or ewes,
GIRLS OR COUPLE~Beaut. furn.;
pvt, bath, Tv. frepl. Cony. NV. 10
cation: Reas. RA: 6-7191, Ii. 4-9052.
LADY WILL SHARE her pleasant 2
couple. Call UNI. 4-7l43.
PRIVATE BEDRM. - Free transp
Home privileges. S24 mo. IA. .s-5e7i
COUPLE desires to share their home
with employed woman or rent par
italy furnished apt. completely pri.
vate, to one person or couple. Small
child accepted. WE. 5-5S15. -2l
In pleasant home and surroundings.
NV; share win empl. lady. Ababy
sit: reason. BOX 336-S. Star. 30
2-BEDROOM HOUSE, fenced yard:
blk. shopping center; owner occu-
pies basement; rese. VIII. 6-p07l.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

CHEVY O1AsE-7 rms.. 2ts baths
gAr.. TV. Bendix, dishyashef; 5000
MRS: CLYDE e; DuHNrNoToN, OIL
|CaEvkRLY. -bedrm. brick; / u
baths; baths; ispsed sTsS ~, garS a. re rsels5sS 5 aa;
nome. IS MI MI D. G.: &. bssusifuliS dfr' turn
bedrms.. baths. guest house
gaIage-barn: 90 q. S2a5 mo; Oath.
ershurg 4s0-W-1. or 4s5-J-12. -2(
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-2-bedrm. det.
lie. rm. with firepl.. sep. din. rm.
deliehtful spring and summer loc.
lge. lawn. sh. trees: nr. sch. transp.
NH. Avail Mar. 1. OIL. 2-S949. --2f
ARLINGTON, mile west Of Park,
ihnst1n-spiit-isyel a brick; eedrms.
baths, 3 tireplaces, dishwasher. dis
posal. refgr. .-freezer. auto. washer
ironer. Exceedingly conv.. comfort
ably furn. home. $l96 mo. IA: g.
a-BEDRooM HOUSE on suburban es
tate. House immaculate. and com
ity furnished, occupant pays othe
utility bills. Large lot for own gar.
den. Children and pets welcomed
House can be rented without fur,
nishinEs: STARNEs REALTY CO.
CR. 3-2511. and CR. 3-l275, -2t
27l1 BLAINE DR.-Large yard neal
heat, excel. eond. Now avail. opeI
1-5: $3.50.
BARNABY ST. N.W-6 rms. 9 baths
scr, porch porch garage; rec ssod rrn,. OF
E0W: H; JONES q CO, INC,
Evening star., 1955-02-20
EN-. 3-I22O, Day or Night
S1.2O0

HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS!
Complete price for nice, small deli
catessen and grocery store, in lively
$3.50 weekly business; fixtures alone
are worth the asking price. You
can be completely Independent in
less than q year. Owner has other
interests and must sell IMMEDI-
ATELY. one-man operation; low
1906 18th st. NV. Ho. 2-e721
CALL RIGHT NOW! ! |
Evening star., 1955-02-20
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
RlR 1Ifh CT n w nj azkEc
NEW BRICK
4 BEDRMS.

THREE BEDRMs., ia baths. attached
gar. Mclean. Immed. poss. Sl45.
NORTH ARLINGTON
2-bedrm. brick: finished attic. rec.
rm. and huilt-in garage. Only SIPS
per mo.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL
JE. 3-0l73
Evening star., 1955-02-20
NOW DOWN TO
S1O5 MONTH

FENCE AVAILABLE S110
8 LARGE BEDROOMS
Development of 1S0 Homes
SAMPLE-5054 10th st. NE.
Just North of New Providence
Hospital
Nearly new semidetached homes; Ia
baths, full bsmt.: choice OF gas or
oil heat: some with garbage disposal
units: beautifully equipped kitchen
with dining alcove; also family-size
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TIL
Weekdays by appointment
Drive out Michigan ave, Just past
Catholic University to 18th St, turn
left. then lett again on South Dakota
ave. to 10th st.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC
1912 5th St. NV.
DI. 7-2434 Ii. 3-0665 D1. 7-S893
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ADDITIONAL H0MEs NRKDKD-We
have hns tenants for homes IN Be-
fnssds trs. Sysf sDrins ss.sy Lcnssy s, an.
plete rental service, phone US today.
FERRY hay CO.. 10. b-6242. -22
HOUSE Or SMALL FARM. close-in
Mont. Co.; 8 bedrms.. with approx.
25 acres or more. CHARLES WILLIS.
WI. 6-60S0. 30
mating and very responsible. inter-
ested renting for 2 or 8 years, at
tractiye furnished house with
servants quarters; GEORGETOWN pre-
ferred; to $400. Kindly give COM
plete details. Box 31T.V. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
MOTELS FOR SALE

MOTELS FOR SALE
U. 8. l, Alexandria, Va; 80 rms,
lounge and living quarters, modern
furniture: 1854 gross, $40, 600;
price. Sl4S.000; 100000 cash.
IA stone units. built in 1853: living
quarters and coffee shop; air condi-
toned; price. 100000; $4,000
90 units. lounge. living quarters and
restaurant; fully furnished and
equipped; mr.. Luray. Va; price,
H1LLIARD REALTY CO., IA, S-S46S
46l3 Lee Highwas. Arl., Va.
$500 DOWN.
Is rooms. pa baths; $3.50 rent, over
A25 mo. income, plus owners 3-rm.
apt. Always rented.
$4o0 DOWN.
12 rooms. 3 baths; $3.50 mo. income,
$115 rent. Excel. NV. location.
ITALIAN DELICATESsEN,
Approx, $1,000 good, clean stock.
Completely equipped. Excel loca-
tion. Open 6 days. Asking 81 800
down. Call Mrs. Phillips.
CAMPANELLA g. co.
EX. 3-4113.
Ewes. and Sun, LU. 1-1S06.
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PLEASANT HILLS

There is 0 very nicely planned
house OF 8 bedrooms and
bath that we have at this
time for $l15 per month.
This is well under the market
for such o house in this beau
tiful section and should be
seen today. Key at rental
once, LIST and Taylor sts. ne.
j. B. TIFFEY & SON
RIA. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-02-20
RAMBLER
SUMNER

Lovely q bedrm. rambler. complete
modern kit; finest residential Sec
ton: avail. immed.. S165 per mo.
SUMNER
4 BEDROOMS
We have several lovely 4-bedrm
homes in one Of the finest residen-
rental SECS 70 $3.50 per mo. For
info. call w. c. A A. N. MILLER,
Rental Dept. En-. 2-ff64.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
COFFEE SHOP

For lease in high-type apt. hotel:
new equipment. very attractively
furnished: room for expansion; suit
able for man and wife: can be
leased on reasonable basis; refer to
experience and capital. Box 39S-V.
Star -oA
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES UNFURNisHEp

1903 n. QUINCY ST. ARL.. VA.
rated. Has 3 bedrms.. large livfng
rm., dining rm.. equipped kitchen,
full bsmt.. giassed-in porch, auto.
heat, garage. S12b.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 nth St. NV. Elk. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-02-20
MOTELS FOR SALE

Advice and consultation by exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
specialist. Offering recommendations
on best buys in motels and sites.
Large motels with cash payments
Of $4,000 and up; a small motel
can be bought for $4,000 cash,
balance easy payments,
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 WOODWARD BLDG.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

BAR AND GRILL. centrally located.
tip,top condition: averages $3.50
daily. One of the few good spots
left. Excellent terms. Can on
Evening star., 1955-02-20

GRILL WITH BEER. perfect setup
for couple. Long lease at Sl25
per month. Payroll only Si0o per
wk. AVERAGES Sl70 daily: terms.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

l0717 CASPER ST.. KENsINdToN-
Completely furn. 2-bedrm. rambler
with lge. liy. rm.. din. area. modern
kit. and bath. avail. today. S130 mo
FRED A. SMITH
l113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24ss
Evening star., 1955-02-20

H. N. GREENFIELD. IA. s-e277
YOUNG WASHINGTON SINGER.
BEEN VERY succEssFuL AND
WHOSE FUTURE LOOKS VERY
BRIGHT. is IN NEED OF FINAM-
CIAL BACKING. IF INTERESTED
ANp Al EH5SsNq Yo1Rs' PLEASE II sHAE eALL F9cSSNE JoHN
SON 2-532a SUNDAY. ASK FOR
Evening star., 1955-02-20
gTOpF DTU0 Ann

,, I014 Pa. AVE s.E.
With v bath and kit: 1st DR.. has
I rm.. kit. and bath: 2nd fr. has
9 rms. kit. and bath: Bird Or. has
rms, kit: ideally loc.: large gar. |;
owner selling after 25 yrs. III. =
237T; La. 6-4145. zAGAMf REALTY.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HETH-E0nE

Attrac. home In this desirable COM
munity containing 8 bedrms., 2
baths, separate. din. rm.. rec. rm..
ser. porch and garage. $500 per
mo. Ma. S-9093, Ma. 6-2S65.
OLIVER T. CARR. Reaitor. -21
1923 CHESTNUT STREET. Bethesda,
Nd. Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath and
last occupancy. Convenient to
Naval Medical Center. S125 per
month. Available now.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
Dol Barr Building. Republic 7-5245
Evening star., 1955-02-20
MOD. eELF sERy1cE qRocERY

MOD. eELF SERVICE oRocERY
Illness Forces Sale
Excel. Markup--ldeal Nv, ouaI.
af Sse sHorexae Germs oppof1nsJ IA Sseis tUe
cpl. to work rs side line with pres
ent owner: an honest proposition to
develop; in good location: with ST.
200 Investment. JE. 4-lI7l. JE.
CAFETERIA s., 200; quoted 5000
opportunity. EBERMAN. EN-. 3-030S.
WHEATON coMMERcIAL
Improved by brick bungalow: fne To-
cation for improvement or adapta-
bic 70 many uses as Is; S21 .45O.
MI. Fogarty, Ju. 5-7024. MODERN
REALTY CO. INC. Ju. 1850.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

STORE AND APARTMENT
N. Englewood Sell or lease to right
party. AVAIL Immediately. $1,000
down. Home and income with post
once concession besides!
]. VICTOR DICKEY, AP 7-SnSn
Evening star., 1955-02-20

UHCNEHY-UELICAT
owner quotes over 500 week: NO
rent 50 knn conn nlefe
Evening star., 1955-02-20
$1,000 DOWN N

IUNCHEONEI EIIE-DRUGS
Downtown-Owner quotes $3.50
wkly.; payroll, Sl34 wkly; hours. Z
to 8, 51z days, closed SUM-; same
owner 20 yrs, tired, must sell; no
reasonable offer refused. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

MARYLAND CLAPBOARD - S-room
D, C.. is superbly located on wooded
hiah elevation in country gentlemen S
environment: residence in pink Of
condition, contains 4 master bed
rooms, Z baths. up-to- the minute
kit; oil heat and delightful. living
space: det. 2-car gar. Avail. i'm
term lease. Inspection By appoint
ment only.
CORNELIA M. BOWIE
-o1 0nth CT NV HO 2-1712
Evening star., 1955-02-20

fishinR Tackle and Marine
Supplies Store for Sale.
Established 35 Years.
- WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
TERRIFIC DEAL; $50. 900 Cash.
Balance Terms. JU. 6-el14
Evening star., 1955-02-20
SMALL RESTAURANT

SMALL RESTAURANT
For sale: owner i'll: modern equip;
owner will sacrifice to someone
knowing restaurant business. For
information. see OWNER, Mon.
through Fri. Apply 593S Georgia
ave NV No brokers,
Evening star., 1955-02-20

GRocERY-No SUNDAYS
Owner quotes over $1,000 week: good
location. Call Mr.. Chaikin, ia.
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HARDWARE STORE. on main high

HARDWARE STORE. on main high
Average sales. S1,400 per wk.;
shows good profit; sales and profit
can be substantially increased with
some effort. Will sell 81 for 81 for
stock, plus fixtures. Call Mr.. Sitkin,
KE, 6-932S. METzLER--VA. IA,
PARTNER WANTED. thoroughly ex.
perienced in painting and estimat-
Ing: with some capital. JE. 4-6702
Evening star., 1955-02-20
COLORED-DRY CLEANING

Owner U1s g s1 quotes ties over $iso wkly; rent
s to 2. closed Sum-; priced very low
at $3.50, complete with stock. Ex-
elusive. Ewes, and Sun, sam Blan-
ken, IA. 9-09g5.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
R2I r CT NM MA = t,oS9
Evening star., 1955-02-20
GROCERY

Owner quotes $1,000 wkly, all cash
and carry; hours, 8 am. to Z PIN:
fully equipped; price reduced to
SS,500, complete with large stock:
onar, owner claims aims, SISO wEly; net Plus
81 900 down
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ter. Have machinery. 10. s-ssSo
LADIES' READY-To-wEAR. est. 90
yrs. money-making store, NV. bust.
ssss Complete s1sss soea snsaD snd ata sss
GiHT fPH ish sHoP o'ss; $50, 900 VI. income
name-brand items; lovely shop
4,500 down. Mrs: Vasbinder, EN-
2-SSSdda. with A. r. sEELYE. DI
ANDwicH-cARRYoUT-s45o wk.,
sisoo R''ey K fRs e. gEEaYE RYE Ssos 81 ssas rs
vARdSTY dS sos1 STORE sgoi & sSSSS SS ,,gE S9,
income, S4s. 600 yr. shows sv GOOD iiv.
DRY CLEAN. q a f PEANTpincaoSe. Mi III one? s7so;
price. $4,000: down, $4,000. A. r
u sEEEELYE' EEL d. J-s325,
sATHaa Hl ;afIaSs siIvER Mf iisn s-sisi f.Fo. 81
NO MONEY. Just rent: established
calvert St NV: Wo. 8:2274.
FROZEN CUSTARD. fully equippe,
store @ ready for operation: owNEr
GROCERY STORE. of,-sale beer II.
eense: Hyattsville, Nd. UN. 4-e72s
REsTaURHNs'r. RHEssTaUiRiHsNs'r open 2 am. to 8 pm;
estab. 25. yrs; steady trade; apt
sssoysi ss SS nets s %" eyer ,S 500 per wk Price
USED CAR BUSINESS for sale or sub.
lease; already for business. includins
cars: In the heart Of Wheaton. JU
GROCERY AND MEATS. by owner;
guarantee S1.250 weekly; dollar for
dollar stock. plus fixtures; ideal for
man and wife. 75lO Annapolis rd.,
Lanham. Nd.
DRUGSTORE, doing better than 5000
per day; trial period welcomed: low
finest equipment: 5000 down. plus
81 for 81 for stock: an excellent op-
portunity to take over q going
profitable drugstore with small
6-s3as. MErzLER-VA.. ia. 5.7575
| equipped, new fixtures. air-condi-
toned; growing community with
| wonderful Lpotentiality: low rental
for size of store: nrst ownership
ZAGAMI REALTY. Realtor. Box
LIQUOR STORE, that has recently
been opened; has the possibilities Of
being one Of the biggest and best
stores in the city; business Is nov
over the S4.000-a-w@k mark and is
increasing every week. 1t is seldom
that store like this Is offered for
sale.
Liquor store doing an average Of
81. S00-s-week business, Has o low
rental and shows Q 17ss gross profit.
Valet shop doing approx. $3.50 Q week
cash and carry business. Can be
handled with $1,000 down.
valet shop and cleaning plant. Does
ness. ABE RoFFELD. wo. 6-1eo4.
Evening star., 1955-02-20


SILVER SPRING AREA
reasonable. MICHAEL WALSH q
SONS, 1911 Eye st. n.w' RE- 7-SSSs2
1915 N. 18th ST. ARL.-Loyely de-
tached brick house. Two bedrms.,
IA IA baths lEs; iiv: IsnsH RIM with fiteplacsi
bbsmt.' auto. heat and hot water
Beautiful lawns. Avail. March i.
S.'' FRED A. SMITH
1I13 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
$50 23rd ST. N.W.-Georeetown-type,
6-room row brick; auto. heat and
nss sass :vy hs' dscor zvs shtsr .o.y n
FRED A. SMITH
ll1s 18th st. NV. Ex. 3-Sdss
E421s l4th ST. NE, near Monastery;
"a blk. from school-Three bedrms. :,
IL baths. lge. liy. rn.. din. rm.:
well-lighted kit. with range and
full bsmt;. gas heat. fenced-in yard,
garage. S125,
OPEN SUNDAY. ! TIL 5
FRED A. SMITH
Ills 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24s9
PARKWOOD-6 rms; 3 bedrms.. /
bath. full bsmt.; large yard; close
to schools and stores. Excel. cond.
Now avail. $1l0.
NEBRASKA AVE. NV. - 8 rms. Q
baths, garage. oil heat, rec. rm.:
avail. March 10; $3.50.
TAYLOR ST. rms: 4 bedrms., 1
bath; large yard; avan. March /:
EDw. H. JONES q CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 7-2777.
20
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Strout Business Catalog
Mailed FREEi Auto Cts. Gas sta,
Stores. Farms. Homes. etc. 1857
bargains described. 35 States.
ward Bldg. Washington; Sterling
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FAIRFAX CIRCLE bedrms.. scr
porch. cleo. kit. oil heat: la-acre
lot; trees. flowers, dead-end street
500 no.: avail. April /. CIR
Evening star., 1955-02-20

SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY
We have the most extensive listings
Of restaurants. night clubs, taverns.
cocktail lounges. luncheonettes. liquor
stores. drug stores and others. We
can find you any type desired. Guar.
anteed by trial.
NJ IA CTNN m
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GENERAL STORE
VIRGINIA

Business and property. 3 acres. nice
big store fully equipped, good stock.
Eas pumps. groceries. notions, dry
goods. beer; 4-rm. apt. and bath:
couple 70 make over sc. 600, plus
AND ONLY ST. 600 Down. 'V'
A. r. SEELYE, IA. 1854
Evening star., 1955-02-20

CONTINUED % next pags)
Evening star., 1955-02-20

fast growing; hardware,
paints. seeds. feed. patent medicines.
afs snsss sSed Ss Rsn stc
get back SIS from apt. and s43.33
from P.o.: 5-year lease Price,
900; ayI shoyld net net ever s,osse $1,000 ".
Evening star., 1955-02-20

PARKWOOD-6 rms; 3 bedrms.. /
bath. full bsmt.; large yard; close
| to schools and stores. Excel. cond.
Now avail. $110.
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1896 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-S rms
Including = inclos. porches). !
bath, / lavatory. gas heat, gear
garage and front porch: S100 mo
WAGGANiAN-BRAWNER REALTY
CORP 100 Eve St NV
Evening star., 1955-02-20

2 BEDRMs., liv, rm., frepl.. side
porch, din. rm.. kit. and bath
sii hoTiEa nsEly S dscb cuisa immss Sssdi5d lol
ST.: conv. to stores. post ofiice and
buses: 500 mo. Call Ell. 6-3508
ANDREWS BOILING AREA-2-bed.
hnnna vaFAE 600 10 g,
Evening star., 1955-02-20

MUST SACRIFiCESEsta6. restau.
rant. seats 100: attractive and ex-
eel. equipment. Asking price vii
surprise and please you; with con-
venient terms. KEACH & PUR.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. Coco
for beginner; fully equipped: $1,000
down; price and rent very reason rsss
CARRY-OGT SHOP - opened Z
month. Best stainless steel equip.
ment Next to market; central To-
cation. Long lease. SUM-. phone
RA, 3-4569; weekdays. CO. 6-613S
Evening star., 1955-02-20

SHOE REPAIR AND TAILORING con.
men in several busy - dry Cleaning
no; 2-1sSs, BLUE RIBBoN LAUN-
DRY. 1887 Columbia I'd. NV
HATS, costume jewelry, bags and
fSves o2 ausR sR'y .as sGrn9En MhfoN acss SoID
S44,6 900 last year: M $500 cash down. SH.
TAVERN. Pa: ave. n.w;--S1 900 wk..
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STORE, Riverdale. Md,
For cost Of stock. Rent. S16O. Good
bus: $4,000 dn.. terms. DI, T.85OO.
TAVERN, nearby Nd: on-of LIQUOR;
good goo %sehne Sis nne take; ss99 mo yith
MOTEL g 10 Established court. our; nearby H;
Va, Ideal location. Doing fine
business. $4,000 cash required.
Figures available to qualified pur-
chaser. A. SLATER, LAMOND. Real
tor. 917 Prince st... Alex. Va, XII.
9-3392, day or night.
MT. PLEASANT. Park rd.--Rooms.
apt; apt; large; semidet,' saeo' 3,story. -, 8
business or buildings Immediately
illness. Reas. CO. 5-0360.
LIQUOR ST0RE-f11 $4,000 wk.:
NV; large net: substantial cash.
(2) $4,000 wk.. colored. DI. 7-6b00.
VARIETY STORE, Nd: short hrs;
1000 net yr.: low rent; $4,000 for
stock. "a dn. DI. 7-6500.
DE LUKE DRY CLEANING PLANT,
shoe rep. no laundry; S63 900 inc.
sss ssss 900. sS0; terms. aa''Rk e. I, sEsI1E. pf
7-S325.
PLANT. $500 wk.; only
sEELYE. Di. 7-s325.
DRY CLEANING-PREssING MACH,
$1,000; down. $500. A. r. sEEIYE.
REPAIRING. cleaning
pressing mach. shine stand, hats.
inc. S4b0 TO $500 wk.; price. $4,000:
down $4,000. A. r. sEELYE. pf.
DRY CLEANING. $500 wk,, s1e. 900.
on terms; some wholesale. A. r.
SEnYE, DI. 1885. -
rOUNG EXECUTIVE wishes TO make
investment in business utilizing
his sales and administrative ability.
Boz 1877. Star.
I7eo COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-4-story
building. vacant store; smsll down
payment: By OWNER. AD. $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

Sot-air heat; $3.50 RAYMOND 4 4.
RUPERT. 1917 18th st. NV. ST
Evening star., 1955-02-20
HOUSES FURNISHED

DIPLOMATIC SECTION, upper I6tt
st.-Nicely furn.: 1 bedrms.. 2 baths
rm. and full bath on lst A.; I'm. bsmt
Oil h.-wh. $3.50 mo. RA. 326l5
The Arizona post., 1955-02-04

Gottlieb and Whitley Sherman
are the supporting players.
Appearing for the first time
wit h Kadimah Players are
Evelyn Steinborn and F a y e
Head of Tucson Little Thea
ter fame.
In Parting at ImsdOrf", the
award play, Lou Venturini,
winner of the TIT Oscar for
the best supporting p a ye r,
portrays Rabbi Lazy, a man
who loses his faith. However,
one evening in the German
village of Imsdorf, a series of
faSt-paced shocking events in
a church make him regain his
lost faith. Ed Tucker, pro-
gram director at KOPO, CO.
stars and Blanche BerkoWitz,
Tom Jones and Jerry Dram
complete the cast.
The show has been preview-
ed before a special audience
and was extremely well re-
ceived. I feel it's a play our
Jewish audience will want to
see.
Things are really buzzing
with our backstage crew. Ber-
ger and Mabry are preparing
the sets. Our artistic makeup
man, Lennie Di Giovanni is
studying all the roles. Simmi
Gerel is gathering the prop
critics and Dave LebowitZ is
working out a new lighting
system.