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Evening star., 1955-11-17
.Terps and Navy
Lose Defense
Leadership
By tn. Associated Press

Army, Florida and Georgia
Tech jumped to the top in foot
ball defense this week as Mary
land, Navy and UCLA fell victim
to splurges by underdogs.
Maryland. the rushing defense
leader practically since the sea-
son started. was Jared for 157
yards by Clemson after having
permitted an average of only
66.6 in eight previo1s games. The
Terps won the game. but wound
up behind Army in ground de-
fense.
NCAA Service Bureau statis-
tics showed Army with an aver
age yield Of 72.3 yards. Mary
land was second at 76.7.
Navy was tumbled from the
pass defense lead by Columbia.
The Middies had allowed Just
18 competitions in 81 attempts
for 226 yards before running
into the Lions Claude Benham.
With BenhaIn doing most Of the
pitching, Columbia hit Is of 38
for 16l yards.
That raised Nays air yield
from 1928 to 484 yards a game
no better than fourth best
after Florida abb, George
Washington t45.O and Nebras-
Sa 45.6l.
UCLA really crumpled in its
speciality against Washington.
The once-beaten Uclans had
been driving for their second
straight title in scoring defense,
allowing just 33 points in eight
games. Then Washington broke
loose for q near upset that left
UCLA barely ahead. 1917.
UCLA, which allowed Just 40
points last season. tumbled to
third with a 5.6-points-a-game
Georgia Techs on top
with 4.S, followed by Nays 5.4.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Avutus Stone Wins
Russell Trophy in
Cunudion League

OTTAWA, Nov. II (Special) -
Avatus Stone. the former ARM
strong High athlete from Wash
ington, D. c., who went on to
become an outstanding football
player at Syracuse, today pos
sessed perhaps the most impor-
tant award Of his career.
Stone, Commute strong man
|of the Ottawa; Rough Riders,
yesterday was awarded the Jefi
Russell Memorial Trophy. given
annually to the most sportsman
like and valuable player in the
Canadian Big -Four Football
League.
Avatus. IN his third season
with Ottawa. previously had
been named as q defensive half
back on the Big -Four all-star
team selected by the Canadian
Ipress.
Two players from each Of the
-four teams were nominated by
their teammates for the Russel
Trophy. Final selection Was
made by the five governors oi
the Interprovincial Rugby Foot
bah Union and fBle leagues Il
game offlcials.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
MARYLAND
Continued From Page c.

Continued FROM Page C-l
feared he might be out for q
week or more. He is being
groomed as the No. 2 quarter
back next year and the top man
in 1856. Lynn Beightol. who viii
start against CIV. is through this
year and Tumburello win be .
senior next season.
II the five backs from the two
top teams still are hurting
enough to miss Saturdays game,
the first backfield win be
Beightol, vereb and Burgee at
halfbacks and Hamilton. The
second likely win be Fritsch,
McVicker and Skarda. with one
OF several others at right half.
Burgee plays both halfback and
fullback and was running IN
Healy's spot yesterday.
NOTES-To the anonymous
letter writer who claimed Lynn
Beightof was in the Missouri
game for two plays the year he
was held out, and thus Is In
eligible, the answer Is he wasn't
Beightol made some Of the trips
that year but didn't dress. and
at Missouri he was the Mary
land spotter on Jim Gibbons
WMAL broadcast.
Saturday is Band Day and
Senior Day at Maryland. with
36 bands to provide the pre-game
and half-tirne show. Seniors
from high schools in Maryland
the District and Northern Vir-
ginia will be guests OF the uni
versity. 5. Tickets still are on
sale at the usual locations, Fair
way, Mitchel's, Bethesda Sport:
Shop, all AAA Offices and the
Maryland ticket Office.
Ed Vereb needs two touch.
downs and a point after touch
down to tie Bob Shemonski''
Maryland scoring record. Aftel
the Terps had the Clemson game
locked up. vereb tried a poini
after touchdown, mis- first Of the
season, but missed. The extrs
point Shemonski made the veal
he scored 81 points was the onl,
point-after he tried. 81. AL.
though the Terps lost theil
leadership in rushing defense tt
Army, they stand good chance
to regain 1t. as Navy figures K
make more yardage againsi
Army than CIV does againsi
Maryland.
Somebody asked which team
was the last to hold. oklahomi
Ito one touchdown. 1t was Mary
land in the Orange Bowl gam,
OF January /. 1864. Colorado
Texas and the Oklahoma Agsie'
held the sooners TO two touch
downs last year, and North Caro-
lima held them to two this sess
son.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Comiskey, Rieney
To Divide Task Of
Running White Sox

CHICAGO, Nov. II R).-Chuck
Comiskey and John Rigney Of
ficially will run the White Sox,
the office OF general manager
being eliminated.
Rigney, who has been the clubs
farm director, was named a vice
president yesterday at the an
nual meeting of stockholders,
Coniskey already carried that
title.
The action, in effect. desig-
mates Rigney and Comiskey as
successors to Frank Lane, re-
signed general manager who left
the club after the 1855 season
to take a similar post with the
St. Louis Cardinals.
Rigney. one-time White SoS
pitcher, married the former
Dorothy Comiskey, Chuck's sis
ter. Mrs. Rigney was reelected
and heI
mother, Mrs. Grace Comiskey
was reelected president.
The new farm system director
to replace Rigney VIII Be an
no,inced later.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
By ; star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-The
Navy football schedule for the
next season has been made pub
lie and the best that can be said
for it at this point is that the
Middies again may carry a spot
less record into the annual tussle
with Notre Dame.
Unless william & Mary,
Cornell, Cincinnati and Penn
acquire unexpected strength. the
Middies should breeze through
these games in preparatory
gestures for the meeting with
the Irish November 8 in Balti-
more. Tulane. the third op.
ponent. is beginning sto flex its
muscles and could surprise.
Duke and Army also pose
problems, but in between is q
meeting with Virginia, currently
staggering toward what might
be its worst record in history.
Cornell, Tulane, Cincinnati
Evening star., 1955-11-17
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSWER
ANSWER

fQuestion on Page C-D
1. Trap. Worst call. The giant
guard In the middle Of an odd
defense won't charge hard
enough to. make a trap work.
He win probably hit. hold and
slide.
3. Quick opener. Stay away
from the big defensive man for
q while. Your fullback can. run
the ends.
Z. Pass. Guard should not fis-
ure In the success or failure Of
this play.
/. Pitchout. Best call. You're
staying away from strength, and
using your best back who can
run.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
COLONIALS

Continued From Page C-1
now q CIV assistant coach, to
Barreira.
In l949 the Coionials had the
distinction Of scoring two touch
downs - something that only
Michigan State and Boston q.
were able to do that year-and
both were on passes. Davis was
ailing that day and played only
"a little, but in one Of his ap-
pearances he tossed q score to
Bill Szanyi. Jack Tivnan,
Davis replacement, also hit
through the air for touchdown
to Szanyi.
II Coach Bo Sherman Of CIV
does decide to go through the air
against Maryland Saturday. his
problem will be which quarter
back to use. Bob Sturm,
senior. and Ray Looney. q left
handed sophomore. are available
for passing, and the question for
Sherman to decide is which Is In
form that particular afternoon
Both have had their good days
Last Saturday Sturm had his
eye on the mark, particularly in
|one stretch where he moved the
team nearly 10 yards with three
Icompletions in five tries. He also
was hitting well against West
Virginia, but there have beer
other games in which Lo0ney
proved the better passer. IT.
lust one more thing for Sherman
Ito worry about.
There is no shortage OF re.
lceiyers on the CIV team. Pau
Thompson, q senior end, has beer
% fine catcher for four years, and
another Of the ends, George
lDancu. likewise makes q goot
target. sominer also is de.
lyeluping into an outstanding
receiver To- add 10 his othel
talents,
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Virginia u-Owned Dog
Wins Hunting Event

DUBLIN, Ga. Nov. II R.-
Ingleridge Sue, owned by Howard
Hoffner of Charlottesville. Va.
finished first In hunting but had
to settle for a third-place over
all finish in the Chase Futurity
yesterday at the National Fox
hunters Association trials.
The Futurity was won by Lit
tie Baby Hill. owned by Nose
Hill and Son. of Waco. KY.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
injury affecting his efficiency
MOI"
Strong Running Team

injury affecting his efficiency
MOI"
Strong Running Team
Army has a strong running
team, Erdelatz says, and when
they pass. they do a good job
of it."
Their line is quick, fast; they
have good blockers. outstanding
speed" he adds. During most
of the season they were doing a
lot Of switching from one posi-
ton to another. Now they're
getting settled. getting expert.
enced in timing. They should
be very good the day they meet
U.s."
Steve Sebo, coach Of a veal
Penn team that lost to both
Army and Navy, said last weeE
! that Army can beat Navy If u
stops Navy's passing game
Asked to comment. Erdelatz re-
piled: "Sebo didn't get a look Al
everything we do. But that's al
right. Let him do the talking.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
ATCHESO NJ S
ANGLE
By LEWIS +. ATcHlsoN

amounted to less than 20 cents
q person.
Ice hockey, making another
try at Uline Arena. has had
more than one slip. S. G. Loef-
fer introduced it at the old
Riverside Stadium when the
sport was brand new here. Al
though the Eagles won q cham
pionship in 1904. he didn't
make enough money to prevent
him from converting to a roller
skating rink.
Wrestling, which doomed here
in the 1930s when Jim Londos
ruled the roost, now draws only
q few hundred faithful each
week. Six-day bike racing. which
went out with bloomer girls.
Topped twice. but the indoor pro
tennis tour evidently does well
enough to keep coming back.
Big league baseball attendance
here has fallen OF steadily since
1946, when million persons
paid their way into the Sena-
tors games. II the team didn't
play night games-and the light
bill is about $3.50 a game-it
might really be in trouble.
Wen concede that TV NOR
tally wounded live" boxing Of
the type formerly staged here,
but local promoters did better
financially with the "bootleg" t"
bouts at old Portner's Arena in
alexandria and with the shows
lat Laurel then they did after
the sport was legalized here.
Like wrestling. the game had
Its little group of fans who
shelled out for tickets, show
after show, because they liked
boxing.
Personally, we think the Red
skins are faring well with an
average attendance Of 26,862 for
four home games. A sell-out
would be fine for the club ex-
chequer. Of course, but the team
lis well ahead Of last years at
tendance, which averaged roughly
~, 900.
Washington has q champagne
taste In sports and q beer pocket
book. Give 'em . pass and the
fans win 90 to almost anything
The big dough simply isn't here
for sports, at least not to the
extent you'll find in . manu-
featuring city. During the war
lit was different. Everybody had
money and tried to outdo every
one else in getting rid Of it.
Now they're going to the race
tracks, trying to make few
bucks, or to coctail parties.
All. cocktails. Anybody know
where they're pouring this after
noon?
Evening star., 1955-11-17

l. or isn't this q good sports
town? The evidence Is conflict
ing. Ask the opinion Of q dozen
persons and you'll get as many
different reasons for the decline
In attendance at local sports
events and the seeming indif-
ference.
We have at hand q typewriter
card from q person who signs
as "A Housewife" adding in
parentheses ALSO an ardent
fan" blaming the scale Of ad-
missions to Redskin games for
the teams failure to pull q sell
out crowd to Grifith Stadium.
Perhaps we wrong the lady. but
this is the hrst housewife we've
heard from who has enough
time to sit down and type Q
postcard, walk to the corner
to mail it. and not sign 1t.
Most Of them simply pick up
the telephone and state their
grievance.
Anyway, Housewife" writes
that the Redskins don't draw IS
well as the Philadelphia Eagles
as George Marshall was say
ing-because ito see the Eagles
play it is possible to obtain an
admission ticket for as low as %.
whereas. the lowest rate for .
Redskins game is $3.50. and that
Is IN the end zone"
The Redskins charge $3.50 d
game on the season-ticket plan,
but $3.50 for single-game seats
$3.50 whether you sit on the
50-yard line or in either end
zone. Which leads one to be-
lieve Housewife" hasn't bought
any tickets for q long time.
H& &A4
It's not the price, or the park
ing situation, or television that
keeps the fans away. They didn't
come to zee George Washington
when Jim Pixlee brought in
teams like Alabama, Vanderbilt,
Tennessee and Rice. Georgetown
didn't draw with Jack Hagerty's
great teams Of the 193e-40 era.
and Dutch BergInan's Orange
Bowl team at Catholic Univer-
sity In 1885 didn't I'LL the sta
diuYi1.
Too many teams 70 support,
som ebody said, noting that
American University and Gallau-
det College also were In the field.
so, we're down to our last two
the Redskins and Maryland- \
and there has been no stampede
for seats.
Pro basketball has fallen fiat
several times here, most notably
when Red Auerbach rounded up
the original Caps-Bones Nc
Kinney. Johnny Norlander,
Johnny Mahnken. Bob Feerick
and Freddie Scolari. who posted
q winning record Of 49-l1 and
put together winning streaks Of
IL and l6 games. The parking
situation around Uline Arena was
bad, the location wasn't suitable.
Years ago the Palace team did q
floperoo at John Blick's Arcade.
a good location on upper Four
teenth street, with dancing after
the games
Chris Heurich tried It on .
more modest scale at his brew
cry gym and couldn't make the
game pay its own way. Joe Hol-
man, one Of the city's ablest pub
licity men and one with his
finger on the public pulse. re-
calls an incident that might be
the tipoff on our town. Heurich
booked q game between his team
and the Jersey Reds and an
i1ounced that the admission
charge would be q free-will Of
fering. More than 1000 iammed
the little gym and the collection
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Rutoers Rejects Bowl

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Nov.
II R1.Rutgers University foot
ball ofiicials have turned down
an informal bid from an uI1-
identified minor bowl for q post
season contest. Rutgers has !
2-5 record.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Home Team
Fresno State
Miami (Fla.)"
Adams State
Arizona State
Arkansas"
Auburn"
Baylor"
Boston University
BrandeiS
Brigham Young
Bucknell
Buffalo"
Carnegie Tech
Colorado Mines
Colorado"
Columbia
Connecticut
Duke
Florida State"
FurYnan
Gettysburg"
HOfstra
Houston
Idaho
Indiana
Johns Hopkins
Juniata
Kansas
Kentucky
Lehigh"
Louisville
Lycoming
Marshall
Maryland"
Michigan State
Michigan"
Minnesota
Mississippi Southern
| MOravian"
Nebraska
| N. c. State"
North Carolina"
Northwestern
| Notre Dame
Ohio University
| Oklahoma Ann
| Oregon
Penn Military
Penn State
Princeton
Scranton"
Southern California
Stanford"
Swarthmore
Texas Christian
Texas Tech
Texas Western
Trinity
Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Washington MOI"
Washington
Western Michigan
West Virginia.
! Wooster"
Yale" .
Baltimore
Chicago Cards
Cleveland
Detroit
Green Bay
New York
| @DenoteS favor
| Record to date
| Pro record to d
Evening star., 1955-11-17
FOOTBALL PICKS
GAMES TOMORROW
BY IRA SEEBACHER

GAMES TOMORR(
Opponent
San Jose State"
Alabama
GAMES SATURDL
Colorado Western
New Mexico ANN
Louisiana State
Clemson
Southern Methodist
Temple
New Haven State
Colorado Ann
Delaware
Rensselaer,
Westminster
Colorado College,
Iowa State !,
Rutgers
Holy Cross
Wake Forest
Citadel
Davidson
Franklin & Marshall
Kings Point
VillanOva
Montana
Purdue"
Western Maryland
Ursinus
Missouri"
Tennessee
Lafayette
Toledo
Lebanon Valley
Xavier"
GWU
Marquette
Ohio State
Wisconsin"
Dayton
Wilkes
Oklahoma"
W&M
Virginia
Illinois"
Iowa
Morris Harvey
Kansas State
Oregon State
Drexel'
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Albright
UCLA"
California
Hayerford
Rice
College Of Pacific
West Texas State
Hardin Simmons"
Detroit
Florida
Bradley
Washington State
Kent State"
Syracuse
Oberlin
Harvard
GA
Los Angeles"
Washington
> Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
Philadelphia"
K.
-4S4 right, IT'S wrong,
tel right. "a wrOT
Rf1i Iona BY Erfangle Pnh.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

L. or isn't this good sports amounted to less than 20 cents
town. The evidence s conflict person.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

date4s4 right IT'S rs tied percentage S4
date2l right "a tie percentage 39
copyngnt 1903 BY rriansie Puebeaions Inc,
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Continued From Page C-1
now q CIV assistant coach, to
- = ,,,.nt,.r
Evening star., 1955-07-10
HOUSES WANTED 10 eUY

. OR 5 BEDRM. SMALL HOUSE.
Northwest or near.in suburbs: for
own use; niddle-aEed couple: cash.
WOULD LIKE 70 BUY 8 or l.
bedroom house IN Bethesda or
CHEVY Chase, MARYLAND with no
down payment. Could make
RSa RRSntnly 1es.n payments men up to $3.50.
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for D @
aa3aSd' s9aSJ' ST. s-ss2o or ewes. 10
Al s4riSN4 S4sH 4 81 quick T.. .se.stlssmsn.. Z s o. p.
VA. SELLERs-We pay quick all
cash: more on terms. Free ap-
praisals. Mr.. WHITE. JA.. 1883.
TOP. ALL Cash for houses In mixed
neighborhoods north Of Park I'd.
CASH IN ON OUR "ALL CASH PLAN -
doDDsSRRD.o oSilsi st. s7Bss ss'ss HS S.! s4sgs: a5
EDWIN 1. ELLIS, Realtor wants
Vicinity. Phone or see me at $500
sHEPHiERD PARK F AREA, west of
Aiaske, north Of waiter Reed. un-
ger $2g. 900. Large cash payment.
CLIENTELE WITH CASH. - Need
houses in good NV, suburban areas
or farms. RA. 3.1171. RA. S-Il22.
WISH TO PURCHASE good home In
Woodridge or Brookland. substanttal
cash. no agents. WA. 7-13S4,
] WILL TRADE your D. c. house OF,
one Of our lovely 3, 4 and 3 bedrn.
Tamblers n Hillcrest Hts. csll Mr..
PAUL r. STONE. Reaitor. 10. s-ssos
Evening star., 1955-07-10
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

1888 7th ST. NE. corner Mass. and
Saaissa'i0p Sasiness. ME s'fsop0a s:ooai. '0r l4 4n'
IDEAL FLOWER, gift. china shop;
OPP. Ma. S-llo1. BOZ SOIL. Star.
downtown STORE - Perfect for
NoS sTssSs on FsstsSrat ssss q opth1 it
basis. xttrsetivsa, Sa issi newly u remodeIed iSa
front and interior. Air-eonditioned.
CAN Mr.. I. zUcKERMAN. NE.
s-4612. Ia
l425 N. CAP. sT.--Rent reduced.
Lge, store. good loc., new asphalt
tiled floor over entire store. rrn.
and bath IN rear; $l16 mo. Excel.
cSnd. 7; soIs DALLAS GRADY d SON.
ROO GA. AVE. N.W.--1 store, could
be used for oflces; reas. rent; BY
owner. RIA. *3-7714.
CENTRAL LOCATION for Tv. radio.
valet, ONCE. other types Of bust.
ness. Cheap rent. RA. 3-67S4,
sI37 BALTIMORE BLvD.--Ideai for
rea! estate once. or barber shop.
Call TO. 9-5S14. --10
STORE. cellar and arm. and bath
apt. 101 14th st. s.e. Reas. rent.
scHAFFERT 942 Eye. Ma. s-7s83.
BASEMENT STORE ROOM. suitable
for storage or workshop; g437
oeorgia ave: 10 SILVER Spring. Rent
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY in q
ssSrss II wsas aHpgns % ssnss5 4nts P
Of front and rear parking. Ideal
for q beauty shop, Rift, .jeYelry.
music or camera shop. LARCH-
@ eves.. HURWTTl. ufNE IA IA. &s.s7s6. %i6
ADJOINs THEATER, uptown. near
STORE AND 9 RMS. AND BATH.
garage. 1925 mo. or will sell on
small down payment. May consi-
/: T. oRAVATTE. Reaitor. ma. g.
DSoiWsSTowN. 7as 1lth st. NV
Excel. location, approx; S25 SO. It.
with storage area in bsmt.. Reas.
rent Incl. all utilities. Apply LEO
NJ BERNSTEIN q CO., 1000 r st.
NV, CO. 5-3533.
34O5 M ST. N.w.--lst.fioor store.
approx. 6S6 50. IT,; reas. rent. See
mgr. az 3a15 M st. NV. or cali
INSPECT THF ONLY large shoppine
center in Hjllandale, Md. An excel
lent business location. 10216 New
Hampshire ave. THoS. D. WALSH.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE-. NV story.
Vacant. $110. DIXIE REALTY CO..
1417 L st.. NV, MA. $3.50.
$65 MO-. 760-su.- 1T. area. suitable
small shop, distributor, or other
business not requiring street 'front.'
age: " blk. of Rhode Island ave.
in Md. suburbs: fronts only on
parking lot. Business auto park
ing privileges. incl. KE. S-6644.. :.
and I; Remodel to suit tenant. Ia
HEART ssX2R2o OF CLARENDON, s1e7-ee
Wilson blvd.--Large modern store,
will divide or remodel to suit
tenant, Mo. 6-4292;
DOWNTOWN X ST.-1st a., nr. new
9. W. Hosp. Suit. any business OF
si5O Mr.. PLEAS. 81. N.W.-25x80|
to alley. Ideal business center NJ
SILVER SPRING--Large store. ex-
eel. for retail or wholesale. rent
only 500, MARSTELLER REAL
estate ~; y; v25S5s$;s ", 1880; Ast.
size store; ht., hot water furn. Only
$3.50. RE. 7-2137, II. 4.7265.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

LoUpouN COUNTY. Wa miles
on D. g, side from Leesburg; ideal
for dsyelopment or for cattle rails
T II acres, pena: soc .Ssns sissIed l,avs T. n
attractive brick. frame and los
house. undermined; 8 bedrooms, 5
flreplaees. hot-water neat: about
sl RsaLTr q sss'' co. Se!t a. ':rTs sraba ASA 9h
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Evening star., 1955-07-10
CLEAN h1.EscArB AZ a prT alsTGE IETTEEIoRi
SOME LUCKY
'Gee-Eve'

" In only 1000 down can have a
30x25 recreation room with huge
picture window In this big 42x32
foot basement with Va bath and
separate laundry room: 16x10
equipped dream kitchen with up
hclstered breakfast nook. separate
dining room. 21-ft. living room
with fireplace and picture window,
8 twin-sised bedrooms; sMsepins
X ysiSS approved. " H ouici possession
can Be afrsnsed.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
a4lo Wilson Blvd, I'll D. IA. 7-S2ot
Evening star., 1955-07-10
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE COMMERCIAL
property. 44,000 So. IT,, with 8
modern buildings, suitable for Of
noes. Rd. in rear. close to Food
Fair and directly opposite pro-
Posed shoppins center. $4,000
nSslN5ss Ss@sSsis SAsR Is, n.9 sasis, snis, s.s,s ss
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE on lots
20 BY 100 In heart Of Wheaton
Triangle, facing public parking lot;
business: sas. 900. ASHLEY. ASHLEY NC, G.,
2405 Price ave., Wheaton, 10. g.
ALEX. SMALL OFFICE BLDG, for
nt sbnv. very valuable coz Ssvsn, %sh
private. connecting rms. for re.
search. designing.. drafting, train
ing. accounting, administration, any
classified work. Biggest space bar
gain in WASHINGTON area You can
fully maintain this 1000 50. #,
on budget OF $4,000 yr. Only
75c SO: IT,. 4 times cheaper than
oor rate n.n TaSk WtS s.n.rdss II ~
street entrances San and exits PERMITS permits
confidential research several prof.
ects same time or leasing part
space to others. Price only $780,
500 or 500 below 100000 cost
replacement. Liberal terms. I'M
med, poss. See it IN Is minutes
q, l00I Duke st. JOSEPH LAW
RENEE, so. S-SS31. Brokers pro-
tected.
COMMERCIAL LoTs--7.s5s sq. II.
fronting Geo. ave-, bet. Coop store
and Safeway in Wheaton, Nd. A
prime business loc, in this boom
community. ASHLEY. INC, 24O5
Price ave-, Wheaton. 10. 5-2323.
BUS. OFFICES for sale by owner.
3-story brick bldg, N. Market st :,
Frederick, Nd, 5 and 1Oc store, 5
apts., income $500. The expenses
S5so;. FqIl Drics; $42,eoG, viii
hill 5.25Sl today or write Mon
2309 n. I. AVE. Mist comm,
vacant lot 25x150, next to Safe
way. less than So per 50. f., r.
g.; dunno. Realtor, WA. 7-07s2.
EXCEL. LOCATED TAVERN, also
automatis laundry In upper north
west. Reasonably. priced. Financing
can be arranged. Owner leaving
city. ia. 9-lSSS, RA. $4,000
ARI., n, BUSINESS AND HOME
on Wilson blvd.--Excellent Groom
bungalow, plus efflc. apt. bsmt., and
det. masonry garage, on 60x160-ft.
lot. Under $4,000.
ANDERSON, IA. 7-1739