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fifth Moore, who admits 70 being
Al, was forced 20 cal upon all the
ring generOlship acquired in his
more than % years OF fist fight
ing. How he did II Is stiu the topic
OF lively discussions and everyone
agrees II took a real champ TO do
IL.
Moore, who entered the ring in
the Montreal Forum a solid favor.
lite, was coasting through the first
round. feeling out his man, when
he was clipped by a whistling ring
that sprawled him on the canvas.
From all indications, he was
through for the night and per
haps for his career But he got up
az the count OF nine and survived
the other two knockdowns before
the bell sounded.
After that he fought cautiously
until the fifth when he was tagged
and deoked again.
However, after that Moore be-
gan to rally and gradually cut his
man down,
In the seventh he caught Dur
ellie, Canadian and British Empire
champion. with a beaut that spill
ed him for the first time.
Archie continued 10 press the
action, and really turned on the
steam In the 10Th, when he again
noored Durclle, However, the bell
came to his rescue.
In the nth, Archie simply went
out and finished his man with a
blistering two-fisted attack After
dropping Durelle TO his knees with
a ripping right, he nailed him
with another right-left comblna-
ton for the full count with only
40 seconds OF the round gone
In his dressing room afterwards,
Moore said he had no plans for
retirement. In fact, he said he
plans to meet Durelle here again
next summer, and would relish
another title match with Floyd
Patterson Patterson In 1855
knocked Moore out in five rounds
10 become the new heavyweight
champion.
Meanwhile, his manager Jack
| CDocD Kearns, noted that Moore
and Durelle could really clean up
in an outdoor return match.
Last Wednesday, the two die
Ss9,94O worth OF business. Moore
was guaranteed $4,000, Will,
.Durelle drew $4,000. A total Of
|s,4s4 saw the fight in the Forum
hall, Millions others watched Il
over Canadian and American tele
vision circuits.
Moore also disclosed that he ant
his wife Joan expect another child
In February. They have a 10,
month-old daughter, Rena Marie
In winning Moore also estab.
lished a ring record, He registered
his 127th knockout in 205 pro-
fessional fight, surprising by one
the record Of 121 he previously
held jointly with Young Stribling
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U. S, TRACK
COACH 10 AFRICA

Washington, d, c, CAMP The
U, s Department Of state spoSes-
man have revealed that Karl
Kurth, Jra professor OF physical
education at Trinity College, Hart
ford, Conn, has left for Libya and
Ethiopia where he win teach track
and field events to Africa's ath-
letes.
II Is a three month assignment,
Kurth win teach American techni-
ques and win work with universe.
ties, high schools, and sports clubs,
II is not known II any Negro
coaches are in line for such as
signments In the future,
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Negro Actors Are
Getting More Chances
Harry Belofonfe SuYs

New York, NY. tANP) Harry
Belafonte told reporters here that
a lot Of Negro actors and singers.
not In the top brackets, were not
getting a fair share Of the Tv
work.
But the picture" he admitted,
is changing and Il viii level off.
In most fields Of entertainment.
America has shown a great
growth In terms OF the use OF
Negro talent,
In short span OF week or
10 days, I saw Lena Horne. Sam
my Davis, Jra Johnny Mathis.
Mahalia Jackson, and Nat Cole
on Tv, And that's delicious with
me-"
Belafonte indicated to his inter-
viewers that II things weren't
picking up for Negroes, he would
be far more volatile
The mature treatment Of the
Negro" asserted Harry, is sim
In the growing process and we
must walt for the people In con
troll to grow into that feeling"
Erroll Garner Scores ON Jimmy
Dean TV Show
Appearing as special guest, jazz
pianist Enroll Garner scored a big
hit on the Jimmy Dean Show" on
CHS Televislon last week.
Garner, known as the Poet OF
the Piano" played several OF his
hit tunes for the studio and nation
wide audiences.
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PiSfons Bonk
Heavily On Dukes,
Other Ton Saurs

Editors Note; This Is the hast
in a series Of stories on National
Basketball Association teams
and their tan players,)
Chicago (ANPl--Last season
the Detroit Pistons, spurred by
fine work from Walter Dukes,
finished second in the western div,
ision Of the National Basketball
Association.
II the Pistons are to overtahe
their bitter rivals, the ST, Louis
Hawks, current champions, Dukes
viii have to supply his terrific re-
bounding and defensive skin again
The Pistons also are counting
on help from Earl Lloyd, acquired
in a trade from the Syracuse
Nationals.
Fighting for a place on the
squad is shellie McNfinon. the
former Bradley University star,
Dukes A Defensive Star
Missing this season Is Sweet
water Clifton, the former Harlem
lGlobetrotter, who retired after
last season.
The seven-foot Dukes is consid-
cred the Piston's best defensive
player. His greatest problem Is
his temperament and his misfor-
tune to become involved In wrang-
les with Bob Petit of the st,
Louis team.
This is Walters fourth season
in the MIA, After he finished
Seton Hall, where he established
a raft Of scoring records, Dukes
played two seasons with the Globe.
trotters before his contract was
acquired by the New York Knick-
erbockers,
with the Knicks, Walter had
personality conflicts and was trad
ed to the Minneapolis Lakers, He
turned in a fine exhibition for the
Lakers in l956-57 but was traded
to the Pistons.
Former An-AmericAn
Dukes was sixth among the
NBA rebounders last season ant
his skill around the boards was d
great factor in squirting the Pts
tons to their fine finish in the
teams first season in Detroit.
An AIl-American performer al
Seton Hall, Dukes led the team
to the NIT championship and q
straight wins in 1928. He scor,
ed s61 points for a 20 averag,
and had a career total Of 1,7s9.
Lloyd, the former West Virginia
State College star, is playing hi
seventh season in the MIA HI
is considered one Of the fines
NBA defensive front courtmen
He was a sparkplug on the Ma
tionals when they won the title II
l954-55 and was extremely popula
with the Syracuse fandom, Las
season, he served as alternate
coach with Paul Seymour.
McMillon, drafted by Detroit II
the sixth round last spring, hold
the single-game scoring record a
Bradley (42 points against tn,
University Of Detroit in March
1881 He was the Braves mos
valuable player last season. II
1857, he scored the basketball tina
earned Bradley the NIT champ
ionship in New York City An ex
cellent rebounder, MacMillon car
play either the back or front court
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Holiday Warming
IL. NUIIIInr,n IInnrr IInff

Don't spend II all for holidays
Put some Of II aside,
Don't follow foolish peoples ways,
In common sense abide.
The big smoke stacks may cease
10 smoke,
And Jobs may cease TO be,
That surely win not be a joke
With this all must agree
Each should lay up a dollar now
The time for making hay
Is when the sun shines on the
brow,
Not on the rainy day.
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NATIONAL TEA co.
SALES SET RECORD

National Tea Col sales for the
four weeks ending Nov. 20 totaled
S63, 347, 9O1, an increase of $685..
912 over the corresponding period
of 1857. It was another record for
a four-week period.
Consolidated sales for the as
weeks to Nov 20 totaled S713,-
473,63O as compared to sales of
$500, OBS, 312 for the similar period
in 1857. This results in a record in
crease Of S93,43s,3 1s for the year
to date-15.O7 per cent ahead Of a
year ago.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS, DEC. IS
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game; State
Liq. 9O1, Acme Cleaners 1858, and
Kieffer Club Clothes 1856.
Team High Series: State Liz.
1869. Acme Cleaners 249l and
Kieffer Club Clothes 24S5.
Individual High Series: C. Bailey
SOL. Bessie Green 1872, Bob Green
SAT, Betty Adams 455, Andy Clark
SOP and Edna Judy 42s.
Individual High Single Game:
C. Bailey 2O5, Matte Hill 2Os, r.
Green 1911, Betty Adams 173, A.
Clark 1877 and Bessie Green 172.
Please don't forget the dance
during the holiday season.
Come out and enjoy the fun with
your friends, Dec. q, VIEW Club.
Rooms, see you at the dance!
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Ben Swain, Ex-TSu
Stur, Wins Sterling Berth
With PRO CVltics

Boston, Mass, (ANP)--Benny
Swain. who starred at Texas
Southern university during his coll
legiate days, has been given a
starting assignment with the Bos-
ton Celtics Of the National Bias
ketball Association, the club an
nounced.
Coach Red Auerbaok said he
decided TO use Swain because he
has been impressive since joining
the pro team. The Celtics are cur
renuy riddled with injuries and
the coach feels he can utilize
SWANS height and rebounding
ability to good advantage.
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Team High Single Game: Sally
& Jays 500, Mpls. Spokesman 7s7,
Ciceros Bar 772, Jack Pine Acres
799.
Team High Series: Sally & Jays
229s, Jack Pine Acres 1888, Mpls
Spokesman 2236.
Individual High Series: Mary
Russell 532, Lauretta Moore SIS,
Gwen Lame sos.
Individual High Single Game:
Mary Russell 2O3, Given Lame 1919,
Lauretta Moore 1872.
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Team High Single Game: Jim
my's DIX 1875, Central Loan S12,
and Cooks 795.
Team High Series: Jimmy's DIX
1902, Cooks 1884, and Central
Loan 22l1.
Individual High Single Game:
Mary Russell 2l5, Lauretta Moore
1871, Coopie Anderson $50.
Individual High Series: Mary
Russell 513, Lauretta Moore 507,
Louise Thomas 4SS.
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TEN STRIKE, DEC 0

Team High Single Game: OBJ
server 300, Longs Bar s6s, Jean
& Rays $3.50.
Team High Series: Observer
1858, Woodlands 24s1, Longs Bar
24OS.
Individual High Single Game:
H. Gunnells 215, 'rAl" Mcintosh
2O3, H. Gunnells & Paul Thorton
1919.
Individual High Series: Howie
Gunnells $50, ZAP Mcintosh sos,
II. Barrett SAC.
DUO-CITIES PACESETTERS
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l.. A. DODGERS To
TRADE JUNIOR GILLIAN

Los Angeles (ANPl -- General
Manager BuEzie Bavasi Of the Los
Angeles Dodgers, announced that
the team was contemplating more
player trades, including this time
Junior Gillian.
The Cubs, Braves, and Phillies "
said Bavasi, have all expressed
interest in Gillian, II one Of them
win give a highlander who can
hit the ball, we can do business"
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ARCHIE M0oRE'S BRILLIANT COMEBACK
AFTER FIRST ROUND KNOcKD0WNS
AMAZES MILLIONS OF FIGHT FANS

Montreal Canada (ANF)-The fight world last week wit
messed what perhaps the greatest comeback in the annals Of
boxing when old Archie Moore ebounded from the brink
Of disaster to knock out challenger WON Duree and
fully defend his light heavyweight title for the seventh time
Down four meShree in the first round and in the
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A Gard Of Appreciation lets
those who were kind 10 you while
you were III know you really aP-
preciated their thOughtfulness.
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more
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mem
and
OIInd-
|lrist-
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Red
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found
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found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

00-lss5-2oe5 Leather Shoes. All famous mokes in
fine block or brown euthers. many styles. Many smo
sizes and narrow widths in the size Fonse 90 O.00
$3.50 cosuoIs. LishtweSht leather with crepe sole
Good sire ronse------- --------------------- S.OO
Snd Floor. Washington only
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SUBTEEN FASHIONS

SUBTEEN FASHIONS
7sss's Dresses. e0to"' and 'oy0"'. broken size:
i i1c" sv..t.,, ,Iioor,. broken sizes. coIon
'"S '0'' ,S %f Sies Sls sRs sS'' S'"
GIRLS WEAR
1o-lsss Wool Suits. lined jackets navy. grey ia,
End Floor gG yso, e. Sss s%p'r Spring.
3o-7ss-i4s9 Girls Dresses; nyIOns. eOtons. assorted
styles; broken sizes TIA $3.50
s7d Floor Washington Only
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
so-z75 Toddlers Cotton Slips. white. size I.38
2s9-7oe corteT Sponky Points. cotton knit 4-6. 5Se
and Floor rS Tf Sao4 sAS STs ss' S''''
CHILDREN'S SHOES
3s-sse-sss Teens Dress Shoes broken sizes : 4.99
e2-2so Teens convus cosuols. broken Sizes l.6S
end Floor. washington Only
TOTS & TODDLERS' WEAR h
ss-'4ssisss Girls Spring coo's' size; =; a. .s: a.
s7-7so.sso Girls Spring Suits s.6x $50 1888
e9-7s9-sse Girls Dresses nyIons eottons. l3. Box.
1893
end Floor Washington SilreT Spring;
Srd Floor, PARKHetoR
JUNIOR DEB FASHIONS
2S0-3eo-6so Sweaters, Orion SIipovers. cordisons and
Shetland Sipovers, 34-40 - - 2.S8
47-l50o-22so Toppers. oeron and WOOL broken sizes
IT'S ----.------ 1888
End Floor. Warrington and Silver Spring;
Srd Floor PARKiRetoR
JR. DEB FASHIONS
7o-lsss-3sss Spring coos broken sizes, and Setter
Sprina Suits; Sizes eoors SlB
Washington Only
CHELDREN'S UMBRELLAS
3o-7e9 Umbrellas in COY assortment Of poids solids,
: l.99
End Floor. Weshin0ton Only Lii
BOYS WEAR f9g0
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CASUAL, OUTDOOR FURNITURE

1853 Peel Tub Ch0rs, Metal Rockers floor sumpIes
800
5-l2esSee Green chuise Pods Aluminium Stack choirs
and Wrought Iron Choir. floor samples 4.99
lS-l49S-l9ee Peel Settles, Aluminium choirs, chose
Pods oil floor samples 49, ~ $50
34-2298-33.9S Wrought Iron Consoles, 3-pe Aluminium
Groups. Wrought Iron Step TobIes Wrought Iron Cock
tail Tobles. RustprOof stuyout chOirs floor
samples - 1889
22-349S Bunting Upholstered choirs with Innersprins
Cushions 3pe lnnersprng Glider Cushion Set;
tVoI soutpteS MOsOV
also Bunting lnneHpring Choise Lounges, floor
samples $500 - 34.99
3-59!sS Bunting Gldes. with Innersprns cushions,
floor sompIes 1898
1889 3-pe Wrought Iron Sectional, lnnesprins
cushion. floor $3.50
srd Floor. Washington Only
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SHEETS AND DOMESTICS

6o-Utieu Border Print Sheets. irwin or full 2.39
COLI Peri. s9e Border Print PiIlowcoses 2 for 81
s0-lf PERT $50 Cannon coored PereoIe Sheets. full,
1893
60.H Pert. 3A9 Common coored Pereue Sheets, twin,
l.99
200-lf PERT CSC Cannon colored Pereole coses 59c
40-lf PERT 800 Mottress Pods, 1916 ------ l.99
Alt Pert. 4.o9 Mattress Pods. Salts ----.--- lbs
1850 Jumbo Feather Pillows - - for SIS
1858 Down Pillows. gold print ticking Sc
sh Floor. Warrington Only
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BOYS WEAR
BOYS FURNISHINGS

Go-7ss BroodcIoth Pajomos. coat. MILDLY styles g.
end 10 lbs
1879 Cotton FIunnel Lined Denim Joekets size le.
I.S9
1873 Western Juekets, cotton lined. size .3S
$3.50 Western Stocks. sizes end LOB
75-leo-z99 Cotton FIonnel Shirts Sizes T. 6, 49, 09e
ls0-l9o-29o Long Sleeve Sport Shirts. sizes s. 10.
00e
End Floor wGshtHOton Only
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604ss. 2-Pises Beech, Rain or Golf Umbrellas I.90
1898 Atwood Lawn Swings 24.99
1888 Bunting lnnerspins Settes, oIumnum frome.
300
Srd Floor, Warrington;
th Floor, Sluer Spring and PARKtnOtoH
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E.

BRICK DET.-3 bedrms.. very Ice.
lot: nr. ave: 3 or 4 bedrms.. rec
rm: s5OO-Si 900 cash. Also many
other hoHses; 5 rms; up; sl.3O0
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When you can assume avs
30-year loan on this close-in 2.
bedrm semidetached home. Sep.
din. rm., modern kitchen. full bsmt.
81 900 cash will handle: total price,
S12,500.
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ADELPHI - Modern 3 bedroom
brick rambler. "a baths, finished
rec. rm. in bsmt. Priced $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor. 1850
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WHEATON-Semld bedImI J,
full bsmt: A.. LIST trust $500
down; SlN25O. WI. 0-3623.
ARRA-Enelish brick
Cape Cod offers liv. rm. with IRE
place. separate din. rm., . bedrms
bSmt GAS HOT WATER HEAT,
detached GaTage. lovely level lot
with trees and patio. see 10 appre-
ciate. walk TO bus. shops. schools
Price. SIS.QbO Name your terms
Z. P BLANCHARD. Realtor. u
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Brick split level. S bedrms.. 3
baths. big rec. Tm. with Glass
doors to patio: bay window in
liv. rm.. good din rm.. today's
kit. with dinette: level lot. garage:
low :I0s. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF
MD. INC, OIL. 6-1s00: ewes. OIL
'ii-Olf2
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
lCONTlNueDl

URGENTLY NEED Arl. and close
in Fairfax County rental proper
ties for out -of-toWn clients rang
ang up to Sl75 per mo. with rent
ais Of $40 to $3.50 being most
popular. Call Mrs. Bretzin, Sat.
and Sun, IA. S-lO3S: weekdays.
ARTHUR l.. WALTERS CO., IA.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a specially s. L. NOR.
RlS. TU. .-ll50 or Ii. 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storags
IN separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 1-nl04. UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906
MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
nieht; reaS. rates DU 7-gBS1
Du 7-S655 J a. K MOVING CO
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
will accept surplus furn. as part
payment on your moving, storage
Reasonable rates IA. 9-2937. 7'
SAVE - Low rates, padded vans
wardrobeS: ~ hrs short notice
HILLS. SIP. 3-OGGG. LII. 1-a5OO
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EDMONsTON RD.-Charmine .
bedrm. ranch home; very lge rms. {;
expans. attic: h.-w. oil heat; ga
rage: porch: Anchor fence: FLA
approved. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
WA. 7.5O5O
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LANGLEY PARK-Attr. detached
S S.oT n 9T RI s sRsei S% 5%s
elem. school: under $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. $4,000
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STERLING-Redec. s-rm. frame
house: mod, approx. acre
ground: cow schools and shop
ping center. $500 down and take
over payments OF so mo. By
Il ID m
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wo0d-and-brick ranlb. Lee wood
ed lot; n -to-ceiling liv rm win
! dows. brick fireplace wall, washer.
drier. garbage disposal. dishwash-
eT. :. Ice. bedrmS., abundant Stor-
age and closet space Assume 4Ss
Imam HE 4-T0Hs
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL.. a06 s. Highland-Semidet
brk.: > bedrms., schools. shops
Columbia pike bus. Sl25. OIL
.-S2S6.
CHEVY CHASE AREA, 1900 Conn.
ave- bedrmS., kit. liv. rm.,
din. rm., bath. bsmt and garage;
$500. WALKER d DUNLOP, INC.
co. 5-0222
GEORGETOWN, Goth and r: quiet
cor, overlooking woods bed
rms. air-cond. bsmt.. study, yard
April-Sept. DE 2-3460.
GEORGETOWN, 1905 33rd 81. NV
- bedrms. . baths, din rm =,
palor. and kit: ewes. JU. 5-07l7,
suit. or student or govt. workers
WALKER & DUNLOP INC. CO
5-0222
Mr.. WALTER REED-Brk. 3 bed
rms, ia baths. fenced yd: 500.
vacant; immed poss, Ia 9-3966
SPRING VALLEY-RED brick.
Ice bedrmS.. = baths: lst-flr. din
rm. kit: lv rm with firepl.; lge
den and powder nm. ser. side
porch. tiled bsmt with lavatory
built-in gar.. gas heat. lge. lot, g.
min. shopping center and bus stop
S3uO per mo. To inspect. EN-
2-27s2
VIENNA. VA.-Two- bedrm. bunga (:
very Ice ward. flowers: cow.
transp.; Sll0 mo. or unfUrn. DU
5-S6l3
10Th ST. VIC.-Bachelor group:
completely furn. Diet brick; bed
rms, 4 baths. . rec rms bar:
cool in summer RA 3-05S9
FURN. OR UNFINISHED
Semidetached brick house. ; bed
rms. separate dining rm. modern
kitchen, Ia baths, fenced yard
l bus fare zone: SI45 or Sos per
mo respectively: near Providence
Hospital. 1907 South Dakota ave
ne
sTEUART BROS. INC.
DT 7-SB95 Di. G-2434
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PLAN

With center hall; sep. din. rm. Dc
luxe G-E kitchen, : fun baths on
main a.. plus large rec. rm. area.
with picture windows. End fireplace
and u bath. make this new brick
rambler an outstanding buy at
$4,000. One look will convince
you.
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AREA-Detached J.
bedrm. brick rambler ON large lot.
Huge rear SCREENED porch, gas heat
Property in immaculate cond. As
sumo large FILA loan. Priced low
at Si3.950 for quick sale. Call till
y pm. WA. 7-3gO0. ROBERT 8.
nAVIG A. Cn INC
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAR WASH-This type OF business
Is usually not for sale. but we
have one for sale because the
owner is in Ill health, The down
payment Is only $1,000 w. Z
THRIFT (Exclusivel, l4ll Pa
ave. NV, MA. S-0743 or sP
3-0B5l.
MISUNDERSTANDING city.
nearby Nd. county; no pickup or
delivery; did $4,000 last year.
will do better; should net $50. 900.
Partners desired. quick sale. Box
463-Y, Star.
PLATING SHOP. excel. opportunity
in shopping center; $1,000 down.
so $500.
GIFT SHOP-cards, aifts. jewelry
and toys. Southeast shopping
center Over $4,000 stock. Must
sell. illness. Stock and fixtures.
So, 500. LU. l-730O or LU. 2-70s5.
NATIONAL INCARNATION, larg-
est in its field, is establishing ex-
elusive franchise areas locally TO
handle rapidly growing business.
Income potential. $50. 900. plus:
initial investment. $4,000 re-
Box BAY. Star.
SELF -bEhNINE 0MOCEAhkS ana
meat market. busy thoroughfare.
nov priced for quick sale Hours.
weekdays = to :; closed Sundays.
Call Monday. RE 5-7603.
WANTED-Concession. lunch'ette.
hamburger. franks. Sodas; season.
al or yearly. Box AK. star
RESTAURANT for sale BY OWNER:
center Of town seating capacity
100. liduor and beer. Call only
between "a. EX. 3-9534.
IN TIME FOR VACATION TRADE
Sinclair service station. for lease
In center OF resort area. Beverly
Beach and Mayo rds Mayo. Md .
excellent summer potential. For
further Information call Mr.
SCHROEDER. Baltimore. Nd
Northfeld S-65s? between q and
q pm
.UNCHEON-sODA FOUNTAIN-PIN-
BALL PARLOR for sale reason
'Nlv. or will rent TO qualified
party; well equipped AID 4-479S,
LICENSE, with q lease: aunt furn
apts with 4 refgrs and 4 stoves:
15 rent. with heat; income. S225
Boz 462-Y, Star