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Dutch Girl, Wed at Is
To MoIoyon, Engaged

BERGEN-OP-ZOOM, Holland,
Dec. S (P.-"Jungle Girl" Bertha
Hertogh, now IS. became formal
ly engaged today to a Dutch cab
met maker. Annulment of her
Moslem child marriage four years
ago touched off wave Of riots
in Singapore.
Her former Malay husband
cabled best wishes to Bertha and
her fiance, 21-year-old Johan
Gerard Wolkenfelt, who Is COM
plotting his army service.
Bertha's parents were taken
prisoner by the Japanese invad-
ers of the Netherlands East In
dies 10 years ago. The child's
Malay nurse smuggled her into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

the jungle and reared her as her
own.
In 1945 the Hertoghs were
freed and began the search for
Bertha. They found her in 1949.
near Singapore, married at IL to
a young Malay teacher, Mansoor
Adabi. When the British court
annulled the marriage and re-
turned the girl to her mother.
Moslem rioters spread death and
destruction through the colony.
After her return to the Neither
lands, Bertha attended a Roman
Catholic convent school. Today
her neighbors in this little Dutch
town went to the local Catholic
church to witness the posting Of
the banns.
Adabi, who now works for a
law firm in Singapore. said he
bore mo Ill feelings" He mar
ried pretty Malay girl in Feb
ruary, 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

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A country-by country and
acknowledgement analysis
found that the whole area
showed notable increases. But
the report said these increases
were uneven and in a few
countries there was some set
back in the financial situation"
The Colombo Plan is so called
because it grew out Of meeting
in 1850 at Colombo. Ceylon.
Originally only British Common
wealth countries belonged. but
it has been broadened to include
II countries.
1924 Million From U. S.
They meet once a year to COM
pare notes about their economic
development. Assistance given is
done so on a country-to-country
basis. There is no great pooling
Total OUTLAWS for development
during 1954-55, the report
showed, aimed at more than 50
billion, of which United States
assistance amounted to 1924 mil
lion.
The United States has been a
member of the Colombo Plan
since 1851. It attended a meeting
october 1921 in Singapore and
helped write the report made
public today.
OF the II members. six are
contributing countries-Austra-
liza, Canada. Japan, New Zea-
land. Britain and the United
States.
The II others are generally on
the receiving end. although in
some cases they provide help to
each other.
A ,thumbnail description OF the
economic state Of these II. as
culled from the report. shows:
Burma-Rice prices continue
to fall, but economy still expand
ing.
Cambodia--"No visible unem-
ployment," but needs financing
skilled labor and technicians.
Ceylon-"Remarkable econon1-
ic and financial recovery" grow
ing from a deficit to a budget
surplus. thanks largely TO tea and
rubber production.
India - Economic situation
continues to improve. although
falling farm prices and serious
unemployment in cities are dds
quieting."
Observation-Disclosures work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

BERLIN, Dec. 5 tP.-Com-
munist East Germany insisted
today that the question of barge
traffic to isolated West Berlin
must be handled on a ministerial
level by the West German gov
eminent.
The Communists thus 2cknowl-
edged they hope to force recog-
milton of their regime through
the new clampdown on the water
route. So far, West Germany
has dealt with the Communists
only on the level of technical
experts" something which does
not imply recognition.
The Red demand was voiced in
Neues Deutschland. organ of the
East German Communist Party.
The future of barge traffic
a vital link in the lifeline of this
Communist surrounded city
was raised over the week end by
the disclosure that the Russians
have given the East Germans
power to renew or deny applica-
tons for the operation Of West
ern-owned barges.
SO Requests Rejected
The Russians to date have
turned back So permit applica-
tons, saying these must be SUBJ
mitted to East German officials
for processing.
The Soviet action raised the
possibility the Communists might
try to set up partial blockade
by cutting off Western barge
traffic through the denial of
permits. About "a per cent of
West Berlin's heavy supplies,
such as coal. is brought in by
waterway from West Germany,
ITO miles distant from the city
However. the West German
government press chief, Edmund
Forschbach. told a news con-
ference in Bonn that Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer's regime does
not believe a new blockade OF
Berlin is imminent.
Sovereignty Emphasized
"The expressions squeeze and
blockade used in reporting the
situation in Berlin during the
last few days do not correspond
with the facts" Mr.. Forschbact
asserted, adding, THE events in
and around Berlin give no reason
for any panic"
Neues Deutschland wrote
"Surely the gentlemen in Bonn
(the West German capitaD are
not just beginning to realize that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN GERMANY

here interfered with the devel-
opment of your economy and
the development of your cul-
ture," Mr.. Khrushchev said.
And they tried to rule you and
convince you that it was God
who sent them to rule you.
They made profits while you
starved. As representatives of
Ia European nation. we are
ashamed about what those other
Europeans did before. But not
all Europeans think as did the
colonizer."
Mr.. Khrushchev then reversed
his field, termed Russia terri
Itorially more Asian than Euro
.pean and linked racialism to
European colonization.
"They (the colonizers) think
If scheme of colonization is
black, it gave the white man
the right to exploit the black.
he said.
Threat of New War
LET us live together. let us
fight together. let us help each
other in what we need" MIR.
Khrushchev added, '.let US fight
together to prevent a new war
which is threatening now"
Later. an official Soviet inter-
prefer said he had made a serious
error in translating this state
ment. 1t should have been trans
lated. the interpreter said. as
People should fight together
against the threat of war" This
puts the statement on the regu-
lar Communist plane that every
body should oppose war in gen.
Ieral: it removes any implication
that a specific war is threatening
lat the moment.
Marshal Bulganin Joined ir
the anti-colonial theme, telling
a reception committee. I'VE
greet the spirit Of your country
to maintain the independence
which was won by throwing of
the yoke of colonial depend
ence."
Military security measures In
creased as the Russian leaders
approached areas where guer-
rilla activity has stepped up re-
Gently. Mandalay's airport was
heavily guarded by troops with
machine guns and the entire
area was checked by mine de-
tector squads before the visitors
plane arrived.
A Moscow radio broadcast,
meanwhile, accused the British
Foreign Office OF a fresh Of
tense" in its comments on Mr.
Khrushchev's speech last Friday
at Rangoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

Federal Judge Luther w. Young
dahl, DR.. Clarence w. Crawford
of Calvary Baptist Church, Wal
ter Hoving, a New York business
executive, and DR.. Clifford
Homer Richmond of the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church.
Morning, afternoon and eve
ming sessions, beginning at Q
am, will be held each day ex-
cept Thursday when the congress
closes after the afternoon ses-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Colombo Plan Nations
Report Slow Progress
BY the Associated Press

The countries Of South and Southeast Asia making slow
progress along the road to economic development
This is the finding Of report which being made public
at Singapore and the capitals Of the II members Of the Co
lombo Plan. self-hep project Of Asian countries
report will be Endorsed by the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Kansas q State in 81

TOPEKA. - Kansas was firSt
settled in 1927 and became a
territory with a section Of Col
Iorado In 1854. Thereafter Kansas
was admitted to the Union as a
State on January 90. 1861.
Evening star., 1955-05-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MARKET - Money-making store,
transit trade: next door Peoples
Drug Store, 1927 Mt. Pleasant st.
EoiGGiPpED PooL ROOM for rent.
s tables, 9i5 9Th st. NV: $500 per
month. MA. s-4639 or EN-. 2-5S42
NIGHT wATCHMAN ROUTE watch.
Ing the outside OF various stores
SEA FSoD StS14fiu BUSINESS, wholesale n and
retail, good profitable business. Call
EsTABLisHED RESTAURANT for sale.
equipment and business. viii lease
building Snsr 10. yssnrs stnsi epsign ssns, 10 eaTs
RHODES, owner, 321 W. Main st..
Waynesboro, Va. Waynesboro 989l
APPLIANCE STORE. near large mill
tary base: ideal as Q discount house;
afss'Dssf sns psssns F'ns a fs9 Ssa assY sst s sF
WELL-EsTABLISHED ladies' shop.
known as CINEMA FASHIONS. 342f
Conn. ave. NV: will sell or lease
to the rieht party. See MR.. LEWIS
ravERSeBaR.s 4 RPSSSeB Acres: on-on liquor-s&Ssoo
machines. Nearby Nd, new eaIip,
and air cond.: seats 200: park 155
cars: long lease. Apt. avail, Owner
III. with sell all or part interest to
eSeSs eoSWeSNsERo o0ss5'0r e. s.ssoa "r sju. s =
RESTAURANT. iass1'a,iAN well established air.
conditioned; light wine and beer:
reasonably priced. 335 Penna ave
NAY AZ cLE.SIsS Il SisSsSi AND SHOE REPAIR;
busy neiehborhood 4 will sac. for less
than cost OF equipment because Of
other bus interests: S2.2o0. 81 900
down. RA. 6-QI23. -
ESTABLISHED JEWELRY BUSINESS
Excellent watch repair business;
s to sey sssd Ia sSinn m Ssn
with capital of less than $4,000
cash. Owner In nj health. plans, to
MSUDERS SS asSn DEeTic2fTEssES REsTxu-
RANT In shopping center doing
1900 TO Si,500 weekly with good
CURED Ex. 3-5s0l. (others also
AcTivs ssnI'aels; sS;RiocERY - Income weekly
quoted approx. $1,000. First time
offered. 8 minutes from D. G. Ex-
csilsnt saSIDmsns,s,, aSaDnss,,,on Les.e dsy yea Ksss
todayi W, B. REALTY, ia. S-0s94,
SMALL GROCERY - $1,000 down.
SOa Sps. sots soSs opportunity here. ", >.
APPAREL sa0f-Ladies and chill
dren's wear. Cali for information.
W. B REALTY. ia. 9-os94, RE. =
L LTUsNtcciiEoNETTE Tst - Locatsk soe Is.
st. Sc. Seats 40;. no k4tchsn, al
equipment practically new. Can be
W. 4. THRIFT. Excl,. l4li Pa.
REsSsTiAuRANTGciose ssi in on Annapolis
I'd. Seats So; nice equipment. large
parking area. Open . days. Real
opportunity for person WHO nkss
pr Psinss ;sr1s 0sorasS C: Trasfff r5isf iISe Rsei
REsTAuRANf. French cuisine, .c'
license on Conn. ave. Seats 90 In
! dining rooms, Opens 1850 am,
No sundays. Does good business.
Top French chef will remain or take
half interest In business. Total price,
100000: terms, $1,000 cash down
W. 3. THRIFT. Excl. l4il Pa. ave.
RaE;ssfiA5MsASTeliSuoR a;si MA SsieifiSuo - Conn. q ~,
cor seats Seat I4,o: 10; does over sloo; od,oS ;HoS
ssas' Hs ssSd T'ss cash csS SoxS S' 0sPOiic w.
THRIFT. Exel. i4ii Pa. ave. nv,
aE4rRE H4 S;'tsSi q this sm.n, modern mo.
tei on busy highway and enjoy life,
about an hours drive from Wash.
good income without workina day
and. nisht and . nice place % live;
pssds Si0. GOO cash. RIPLEY a
Evening star., 1955-05-01
A ALL : THE COMFORTS

OF home in an apt. plus no uttl
to pay Is what We are Offering 10
apt. de luxe kit. with sarbase dis
posal. parauet floors. master Tv
antennae and many more de luxe
sse.5O and up, Lss play area iofr
iindafE 4sO6-B csuiiford dr. pir
North on Baltimore blvd. to Gull
ford DIR. at 1st trafac light ip Col
lege Park. left on Guilford DR.. "
ssisi slss nne a. ritRs N g lssas ssass' once RE
C0L0RED-4ss 9Th ST. N:E.--Eieht
sT. Sc. 3 rms, BATH; $50. so mo mo
See. then call Ii. 4-7300 or 10. g.
cSoSngoSRED--No. 40 z ST. NV
-Four & rms; and bath % Es, heat; SsS III.
COLoRED--soS II ST. N.w.zsi,
MoSaip r." r. RDtPpERT. 1917 7tS Il" St
CoIOREb-iiSS tOth ST. NV
Five rms. and bath; $50. RAYMOND
r. RUPERT, 1917 7th st. NV
coLoRED.@ss,s DIX ST, NJ NJ
Two rms, elee,; $30.hn, RAYMOND
3. RUPERT. l0i7 7th st. NV,
CoLoREb4sis si iis6s4sis Is. ST. s,w.-r,v,
rms; Tn; eles.' Isdyssa 70 $500 q RAY !,
coEoREbSs.RM. o;Ei; saSiSa MODEM sax.
mr.. bus and Acme store. pi. T-H600
COL0RED-logi 18th ST. Sc
cofosTp%i &c siSse. ANS. and BATH 9I
heat. $50 q month. Beacon Lishi
ID, Rlverdale. Nd. AP. 7.abil. ~
c0L0RED-N's;,1Niss ,s.,. s;ssd,n yns 70. 1.,
mo. no. a-7pSS. IL. t-67e2. Il
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HOUSES uNFuRNlsnEn

C0L0RED-I4oo NEWTON ST. NV
and clean esmt- Set uD for eompi
apts.. plus kit. and rm. on 3Fd noor
New GkS furnace. Cony. TO every
thing; $3.50 mo. Open sun. l0-1
or CAL sEIoLkR 4 CO.. RA. B.
343l to see any time.
cOLoRED-5GI7 sth ST. NV
rms, and bath. garbage disposal. full
mo. Gail TU. 2-e200. II
COLoRED-3zI GALLATIN ST. NV
Lovely 3 bedrms-.. ! n baths. m.
shed bsmt;, Ige. yard. gas heat. Cal
CoL0RED IN VERY NICE NV,
AREA on 18th st.--5 lge. bedrms..
baths; $l35 no.; option 20 buy AZ
ranRed II desired. he. 4-l079.
C0L0RED-I3I3 POTOMAC AVE
cond.: $3.50. JU. $4,000, ST. 8.
coIoRED-BRENTwooD - ssoe
blk. 18th st. ne: mod. 6-rm. hrk.;
knotty pine rec. rm-. concrete
porehes. some furn.: excel. loe. LA
coIOGRED-s ST. N.w.-Nr NJ CAP.
itol: rms. gas heat: good eond.
$95. v. d. JOHNSTON. HU. 3-46l5,
COLORED-L1KE NEW - 2-family
brick; = rms. includes :, kitchensl.
full bath. oil heat. fenced rear yard
an ideal home for responsible FAM
lilies; 500 mo. Walk to your work
from 219 c st. ne, THOS. d
WALSH. INC, S15 11th st. NV. DI
coI65RRiE;D-BELMoNT STAT 18th
NV: lge. semidet. house: 10 rms, q
b., 3 kits; open porches. lgef yd.,
big trees, gas heat. superb view over
city: vac. DIXIE REALTY CO., AP
coIoRED-ss RHODE ISLAND AVE
ne rms. newly dec: $l40 pei
mo. Cali Ex. 3-4113; ewes. Ii
coL0RED-PETwoRTH Vacant,
10 rms, 2h baths, I'm. attic, full
bsnt;. z sep. entr. JU. 9-3274. -
COLORED-223 C NE.
5 ROOMS. BATH: REDEC.: SOS
SAM ROSEY, AD. 4-2700
cOLoRED ONLY-Si25
595 3rd st. NV: IL rms, Q baths
wssssfHhIiNloToN wssssfhIiNlT REALTY. RA. s-ssoc
SOLORED-6 RMS.-ONLY S75
a2Q Eye St. Sc. vacant.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s30t
coLoRED-3341 BAKER ST. NE
3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rTn.. kit.
bath, stove, refrigerator. gas heat.
' THOMAS p. BROWN
6l5 4th st. S.W. Ma. s-6s7a
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POTOMAC. ND.

1O4ONAhN, mO.
home for only $125 month. House
has living room with fireplace and
dining area, kitchen pantry, 2 bed
rooms, 9 baths. / bedroom on
second floor. Wonderful view Of
countryside. Call Mr.. johnson at
ST. 4-5244. or at RANDALL H.
HACNER co. DE 2-3fS0O
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$95 to $50
1888 Colorado Ave. NV.

immaculate. detached white frame
in Brentwood area: bedrooms,
bath, den and full basement. Rental
S102.50 monthly. Call for appoint
ment to inspect.
'Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6S3g
Evening star., 1955-05-01
BUsINEss oPPoRTUNIfiEs

BAR AID oRuI-Hers d q car stiIl
doing wartime business. Solid good
viii continuously maintains aver
Ree ever $3.50 per day. Reas. hours.
peri; location. .unesheTahle rent
Bar - strategie corner. contested
area II you don't want to fool
With fosd, eall on this one.
Bar and sEiIl-DoEnteyn. average
tensiai ES ios ~ fao. s&O.565oo 5o1 TssairsS. ed
Lunch eountsr-WANTKD-2 sood
Greeks on this one-fast action.
low rent high pronts.
ATLAS BROKERAGE co.
NOTES FOR BALE
q. 8. /. near Alexandra, Va AAA.
~ units. lounge ana 2.DedFm. own
er's apI. Central oil heat. tile
baths, nicely furnished: si00.0O0;
S2o,VO0 casn.
Watertrcnt location; 60.000; $ze.-
u 1913, near warrenton, vir-
ginis; Il stone units, owners home
and coffee shop, Central oil hest,
air conditioneo. built In 1858; $780,
q. s. I'll. close to Skyline Drive; l5
units. 22 rooms lounge. ofhce.
owners apt. ana fine restaurant;
$6S, 600: SlS.QUU cash.
HlLLIARD REALTY CO.. IA. S-S46S
4613 Lee Hwy, Arlington. We.
NEW BUILDING. 3Ox5U: all-slass
front; spitanie Ior Dairy Queen oar-
B-2 or Restaurant together with
motel-type pulidlng with i furnished
apartments; Iuliy rented; over sou
per month income. Direct from
owners; near ssuantlco Marine 6ase,
on busy v. b. highway NO. /.
c, M. PRICE
kte. v. b. NO.
ntanoTu, Va.
ON A BUSY DUAL h4GHWAY-A
pHonGahIe nlItng station ana grocery
with . line 4-room mouern nome
ana ABOUT = gooo acres upon wnlcn
TO expand into . tourist court or
other business. This Is an oiu,
proven location being sold on &C.
:SsSs JuSEPa y Gsl q. IAzLnss, Z MEL REALToR
215 Main St, Annapolis. ND. 1eIe-
phone Colonial 3-2oo4.
BAR AND RESTAURANT
Plus caTry-out. North ave. and st.
Paul section. inns famous eating
place mas Deen known LU oAlti-
moreanS Tor goou many years
Owner Is selling ~ y sacrinee que
to otner interest. the business WIN
return your investment IN Two years
or less. WIN give immediate 0ccu-
pAncy. For appt., cal Mr. Steele,
ts1dgeK&y 1-2004, evenings, or LEX
1ngton y-6S60. DAVID M. NICHOLS
q CO.. Realtors, 10. ". franklin st.,
6altlnlore 1. Mo.
WELL-ESTABLISHED lamp and shade
business. Doing large volume oil
lamp work. mountins. converting,
main streets in annapolis. Five
t5} room apartment over store.
Rent very reasonable. VIII also
consider, taking In suitable part
ner with experience In this type Of
business. owner operates platins
shop 10 rear Of bldg. This will be
in having lamp parts plated. Won
derful opportunity for right party.
MOLTER'S LAMP g. PLATING SHOP
15l West St.. Annapolis. Md.
Phone Colonial S-1222
A large variety store that handles
children's clothing. chiloren's shoes.
children's furniture and toys. Now
I doing apprSx. SlS5,0Uo =. 2 year total =.
crease this business substantially.
store, doing between ST.
900 TO S1,2Ou wk. business. Open d
days week. No credit and no
deliveries.
LIQUOR store that does approx.
S2,S00 week business. Shows l7ec
gross profit. Approx. S2O,U00 will
handle deal.
GROCERY store doing between ST.
500 to $4,000 q week business.
per mo. including living quarters
A. ROFFELD
Wo. o-1994 DE. 2-SS66
LIOIJOR STORE
Evening star., 1955-05-01

5409 Prospect st. NV.
Detach.. frame: newly decor: located
2 blocks from Wis. ave. at District
Line, .Liv. rm.. din. rm.. mod. kit
3 bedrms;; new. tiled bath: front
yard: $50, Ma. $1,000, or OIL.
Evening star., 1955-05-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
WE GIVE YOUR PROPERTY OUR
PERSONAL ATTENTION
With monthly inspections and serv-
information on annual statements.
Get the most out Of your property
BY having the best property man
agement service Phone KI. 9-6644
for appointment with one Of our
agents to discuss your problem.
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
1l6 9. 81. Asaph st.. Alex.. Va.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

tached brick: s rooms, s bedrooms.
9 baths. Convenient location. Rental,
$125 monthly.
Thos. j. Fisher & Co Inc.
T3S 18th Street NV. DI. 7-6S30
Evening star., 1955-05-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK--S2O. 900; mod
ern. bedrms., custom built, de
luxe; 4 picture windows: near Mass.
ave. buses and shops. 4525 Yer
plank a. p.m.) BY OWNER, Wo,
BRiARCLIFF. Kent area Charming
spacious and convenient! This red
brick Colonial on deep wooded lot
is Just a few years old: includes 3
lge. bedrms.. . baths, unusually
spacious. liy, rm. opening to din.
I'M, with French doors to terrace:
bsy saf dsyshs as1sae rec owner m ss9nf sh rsR eIty
aoRNSAs aesosRiaNS ~ = 9oS 9o6GNsa Gs EH EH s99SSiiss
BRIGHTWOOD. Underwood ST.
Brick bungalow; large rooms, fire.
place, End A. finished; basement.
NV h.; garags;: . building site .Iyitn Ti,n
sHfFLET. TU. a-o4oo, RA. $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, in exclusive Haw-
thorne, only. / block from transp.---
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler on
psssss pssiSss iGs sepaTsta sS dn s Tm rm wts wit
e' lecture window, s screened cree " patio,
overlooking lovely garden; fully
additional half bsth In bsmt,; oyer
sized attached garage. Outstandins
e s31'95O. Bv OWNER, kE. =
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. - BRAND
NEW-Quiet street near schools.
bus and churches. Large. partly
fenced lot with trees and land
scaping rms. Q baths. 2 lava
tories; designed for indoor outdoor
entertaining as well as family pri-
vacy. 1st-fi. den and iayatory.
liv. rfn. overlooks garden. scr. din
ing porch; sundscs, lSe' ,bE briEht ,ss bass
Chevy CHASE, sib.sso--4-bedrm.
1lz-beth, row brick; sas heat; ex-
eel cond. West of Conn. ave.
REALISTING CORP, HU. 3-5333.
DAY OR NIGHT II
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QUICK SERVICE LAuNDRlEs

s0ieHsElsxiossu Are Zig susfSEss sASERt''As
Let us help you set up a beautiful
store, drive-in. or bsmt. self-serviee
Our experience in this field is inyai-
uable to the man wanting 10 estab-
lish himself in this growing Industry.
Call or write US for full iuiorma-
ton Regarding the new. coMMKR-
cIAL l6-ib. Bendix washer or e-lh.
sI... Speed queen asitator washer. Al.o i.o
TTIMoRx csiaESaicSL & ESufPiMHNT lnEI
CORP, BOZ e02. silver Spring, Nd.
ss.RN, No, HOTEL. aeeoun, Of own
ss,0 :s h'si;hl alp fS.s:a S, ,o e ,s .rosd, Rli,
xciaiS2p xiai2pi REAEqpSi' cS. B.. 6r. ia'sas "a
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
20 WEST LENOX ST.
FACING GOLF COURSE
White clapboard, rms. 2 baths,
lavatories. . porches, modern kit.
2-car garage: large, sunny rms; nice
garden; $3.50 monthly. Call Mrs
Matthew Finn for details.
SANDOZ, INC.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

ON A BUSY DUAL h1GHWAY-A
pEonIabIe nIItng station ana grocery
with 3 nne 4-room mouern nome
ana anouG gooo acres upon Wnlcn
TO expand into . tourist court or
other business. TINS Is. an olu,
proven location being sold on &C.
count OF owners healGh.
JOSEPH y. LAzENbx, REALTOR
215 Main ST., Annapolis. ND. YeIe-
phone ColonIal 3-2oS4.
Evening star., 1955-05-01

way in growing suburban area near
Nd. state line; 1884 sales over
OF profit, 500 mo. rental. A man
Sos'd ins ana msne not WORK Hs' too hard Dollar
for dollar for stocE plus f,xtures
(ail told about Sl5,O0Oj. Termsl
Call Mr.. aTTKfN. KE, 6-g32S. Rx-
elusive with METZLER.VA, ia.
S-T5f5.
esntss Annual ssles Ss over YER siS9,Soo SVSS
Shows Consistent exceptional proiit
Nom n-phsYmacist owner must sell.
Dollar for dollar for stock plus fzr
saSs ssrss. Gsi n,ii1s MR' S1b SiuSiN iNMrTziES kh e.
VA. IA b-7S75.
PARTNER WANTED with
$4,000 cash g buy Interest : in h
tu'1tIrs ~ susnsss lsnsy. H:ys $1,000 ,,cs
etc Box 360.c. star.
sPECIALTY SHOP cater
ing to fine trade in an exclusive sec.
;n zion n oS1sT sS.n.ss dsrss sS sssTs que
Young couple or two Women. Box
k00-z. Sfar'
DRY CLEANING PLANT, small, good
Evening star., 1955-05-01
FUR SHOP
LOOK

LOOK
l.. Glass c license. owner quotes
$1,000 wk. business. Can do much
more with personal supervision. 500
bar BAN. Sood money aee y,n mefss Won
viii YpI Iasree. Price PTii r only $1,000 dn.,
excel terms. Exclusive.
2. Package Liquor, Gro.
Over D. c.. line in Nd, rent only
S135. Excel. proposition, easy terms,
'N'sI'iSf ). No MONEY DOWN
Grocery in excellent neighborhood;
incl. $3,50O merchandise on easy
terms. Exclusive. Call Mr.. Levin.
LU. 1-6661.
4. DELlC.-RESTAURANT
Air conditioned. In one of Che big
gest shopping centefs In nearby Nd.
Parking, beer on and on sale. Owner
nood , terms. Exclusive. Cali Mr..
S. Ital. Amer. Delicatessen
$1,000 wk. business. uv. quarters,
present owner owns bldg. Can be
gotten very reas.. bldg. and all.
6. GROCERIES, GROCERIES
2 s129S so Ek business; business. no 10 sssndays' s'n
(c) $1,000 wk.. air -cond., no Sun,
td) $500 wk. business guar. no
All eoIored neighborhoods. Call Mr..
Levin. Exclusive with
Al STERN. EN-. 3-2442. ST. 1895
Evening star., 1955-05-01

MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation by exclu:
sive full-time motel broker and
travel specialist. offering recon-
mendations on best buys In motels
payments OF $4,000 and UP; .
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash, balance easy pay
Evening star., 1955-05-01

NEED WORKING CAPITAL upWaFda
to $4,000. for new item for SO
tant. Box a7s-Y, star.
air-conditioned, parking area In
rear Of store; moderate rental with
apt. Same location "a years. Wish
to retire. Terms. Mr.. FL. Call
Lu. 1-1223; Ewes, TU 2-2S3S. -
DRuGST0RE-S500 day. low rent,
highly profitable; sacri. Box 241-c.
Star. %
RESTAURANT located ct 517 9th st.
NV. next to Shubert Theater; now
open: total price. $500; easy
terms. BOB HoLLANDER. i4Ii
Pa. ave. n W.. Ma. S-9743. IL