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Evening star., 1960-03-24

According 70 Tony Santlnl,
it may be that life begins at
so. At any rate the oldtimer
is making a show Of many of
the young men Of ability in
the Metropolitan Circuit League
and for the last seven weeks
has been the bane Of opponents
Of the Coca Cola team, which
leads the league by five games.
For the last 81 games Santini,
who manages the Queenstown
Bowl. has averaged 131 and
for the last dozen, 1874. The
average of the leagues overall
PAGER. Eddie Owens of Cameo
Appliances. is 1871. and Tony,
in fourth place, is only about
three points behind him,
Even last night, when Coca
Cola took one Of its rare shell
lackings, 80 by Frederick's
Motors, OIL Tony more than
held his own with a 4l0 set.
which followed tallies Of 800,
39l and 41S in succession.
Frederick's Motors earned its
victory with a 1912 perform
ance. Cameo Appliances. the
runnerup. took full advantage
Of it to slow what looked to be
a runaway for the title by Coca
Cole. The Canoes, in blanking
Rockmont Chevrolet, blasted a
season record for the 16-team
circuit with a set of 1879,
which was IL sticks better than
the previous high, rolled by
Morris Miller Liquors.
The team games were 65l, 654
and STA and the individual sets.
Tom Wolking. Ala; Bill Hill.
Ala; Owens, 397; AL Price. 3s3
and Charley KarmeI. 37l.
Cameo, which for a while was
battling strongly for the pen-
nant then lost nine straight.
now is its old self. what with
eight wins in the last nine
games. Last nights triumph
threw it into a second-place tie
with Clarendon Trust, which
dropped two to Morris Miller
Liquors.
Bobby Mayhem. bowling for
last-place Club Belray. was the
evenings best with a ls?-4l9.
Van Horn Plumbers got the
only other sweep, The other
winners were Marlboro Lum-
Der. Banning g. Sons, Pizza
Palace, and Penn Recreation.
The standings. in games won:
Coca Cola. SIS; Cameo. so: Clar-
endon Trust. so: Pizza Bucket.
Is; Robertson's Crab House. a.
Van Horn, AZ; Branch Auto
Electric, Foley's Ford, Morris
Miller and Frederick's, 40 each:
Pizza Palace. 81; Marlboro. 36:
Rockmont Chevrolet. IS: Penn
Recreation. 80; Banning. 81,
and Belray. 30.
|
Behind an inspiring perform
ance by its captain. Mabel
Schatz. who rolled l45-409. the
Fair Lanes team shut out Fon-
tana Bowlarama and boosted
its lead in the Capital Women's
Major League to five games.
Mrs. Schatz' other counts were
l30 and 1874. For Fontana. Eve
lyn Nickel shot 1853.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
AT TCHISON'S
ANGLE
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

If you happen to see a pic
ture of a race horse hanging
in a midwestern parochial
school room. or perhaps even
in the sisters recreation room,
Norma Lee will not be one bit
surprised.
81 understand two nuns -
one in Oconto, Wis, and the
other in Lima-Submitted en-
tries in our contest" said the
effervescent Miss Lee, "and the
one in Lima won a simulated
oil painting of the horse"
This, to say the least, was a
new twist on the annual Ken
lucky Club Derby Day contest.
All you have to do is think up
a name for a 2-year-old colt
by Hill Prince-Dida, enclose
the label from one of ,Kentuc-
ky Clubs numerous products,
and send it along to contest
headquarters at Mount Vernon,
N. Y.
If the name wins you get
the horse. And there are 499
additional prizes ranging from
air conditioning machines to
the aforementioned simulated
paintings of the colt.
We conjured up a picture of
two nuns furiously putting away
to get labels for their entries.
You don't have to smoke a
pipe" Norma objected. I'm
sure the sisters didn't. They
had friends to supply the
wrapping and I'm pretty sure
they hoped to win a station
wagon or something they could
use for the kids around the
school or convent"
When this contest started
seven years ago I was working
for Jack OKeefe at Pirnlico, 3"
Evening star., 1960-03-24
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Runnerup Goetz Co., with
Rita Robinson shooting $50
Hap Kenney 352 and Bing
Moen $50, was able to win only
two from Miller High Life,
paced by Kitty Hamilton's 355,
Inez Rhine rolled 161-394 as
Peoples Title edged King Pin
for whom Ruth King tailed
1881.
In rolling 352, Mrs. Kenney
the league leader, lost AZ pins
to runnerup Mrs. Rhine. They
now stand, Kenney, 1888;
Rhine, 117-49. Miss Moen is
third at 1852.
The standings in games won
Fair Lanes. So; Goetz. Al; King
Pin, At; Peoples, SO; Miller,
IS: Fontana, "a.
DOWN TENPIN LANE
Latest to hit TOO at Alexandria
Tenpins is Bill KatZawal of
Torvato Electric in the Metro
politan Major League, with a
713, including games of 219,
242 and 252. 1t was his first
700.
Leaders in the Cherry Bios
som tournament OF Alexandria
Tenpins are Silver Spring
Sport Shop No. Q with 2,842,
paced by Paul Mohn's 563;
Roy Body in singles, 618;
Randy Bare and Harvey Tress-
Ter, jr.. in doubles. l,247, and
Body in all-events, 1,T95, all
including handicaps.
The event will be resumed
Friday at 6:l5 pm. 1t will end
April 3.
Members of the Congress
sional Plaza team Jared right
well in the ABC tournament
at Toledo. In singles Leon Sibel
rolled 627, Carmen Don, GA:
Vern Ashbachcr, 594; Bobby
Martini. 500 and Hank Ford,
sci. Ashbacher shot l,710 in all
events for a 1870 average. He
and Don totaled / ,O9l in doubles
and Martini and Slbel, 1888.
The team rolled 1924.
Joe Zok and Joe Miseli.
Pentagon City, fired l.1O3 in
doubles and Charley Robinson
587 and Billy zeh $50 in singles.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
.Cunudiens,
Hawks Open
Cup, PIoyoffs
By the Assoeiated Press

The Montreal Canadiens
start their quest for a fifth
straight Stanley Cup - en-
blematic of world hockey su-
premacy-tonight when they
open a best-of-seven semifinal
series with the Chicago Black
Hawks.
The Detroit Red Wings took
Ia 10 lead in their series with
Toronto last night, edging the
Maple Leafs, 2-1, at Toronto.
Montreal, also winner of
three straight MIL regular sea-
son titles will pit Jacques
Plante, its Vezina Trophy-win-
ming goalie, against Chicago's
Glenn Hall. who finished sec
Iond in the duel for league goal
tending honors.
The two could conceivably
cut down hockey's two most
powerful attacks and make the
battle. Plante was hit on the
throat during a workout yes
terday and suffered a very
painful injury. It will not be
enough to keep him out of ac-
ton.
Maurice CRocket) Richard
missed yesterdays Montreal
workout because of a pulled
groin muscle. but also is ex-
'pected to be ready tonight.
Chicago, which finished third
in regular season play, is with
out rookie Stan Mikita, who
suffered face injuries last week.
The Red Wings and Leafs are
idle, but Detroit Coach Sid
Abel was still jubilant over last
nights victory.
I'VE won the game we said
we were going to win. Punch
Imlach Toronto coach) said he
was going to give us one game.
so 1 guess that was it," Abel
said, laughing.
Gordie Howe, easily the out
standing player of the game.
and Len Haley, a minor league
veteran who scored only once
in 27 regular season games with
Red Wings. got the first-period
Evening star., 1960-03-24
Hungarian to Couch
Table Tennis Group

Paul LeGradi has been
named coach of the District
of Columbia Table Tennis AS
sociation. Robert K. Chaimson.
president of the group, an
nounced today.
LeGradi. a native Hungarian,
will give instructions each
Saturday from $50 to 9 pm.
at the club headquarters, 419
Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-24

Miss Lee continued. "Remem-
ber? I don't know how many
entries / sent in for myself.
gave the tobacco to the groomS
around the place and used the
labels for my entries. guess
the man where I bought the
stuff thought I was a chain
pipe-smoker, and although
didn't win a prize l got real
service around the Office that
year"
A station wagon is not among
the prizes offered, but the colt
cost S25500 at the Saratoga
yearling sales last summer
and the winner could dispose
of him for enough to buy a
couple of station wagons with
some travelling money left over
That's the most the company
ever paid for a horse" Miss Lee
said, "snd if you look at his
breeding you'll understand why
the price was so high"
Indeed, the colts bloodlines
make him eligible for the most
elite horse company in the land
= 4 =
Miss Lee, who is breaking hel
own travel record on the con.
test circuit this year-24 citie!
in five weeks against % cite,
in six weeks a year sgo-notec
that Hopepharoil. last years.
prize, recently won his first race
at Gulfstream Park. and thai
Delphidessa. the winning name
/ in 1855. is still running in tht
Phoeniz, Ariz.. area.
"And winning" Miss Lei
added. Most of the winner.
prefer to keep the horses, DR.
David M. Driver. the professor
from Henderson State Teacher:
College who won in 1856 with
the name of Aurecolt, sold hin
| for $4,000. But Aurecolt went
on to win almost S60,0O0."
The colt is only a portion o.
the first prize. 1t also include.
an all-expense trip to Church
i'll Downs for two. box seats al
the track. hotel room and 81 .00(
for pin money. Moreover, tht
tobacco firm pays the colts
room, board, trainer and vets
fees until July /. BY that time
the new owner should be able
to decide whether to get ric
of him or gamble on a racins
career.
Il think everybody wants tc
tsee their colors on the track
don't you?" Miss Lee asked.
Personally. we think they
would rather see their number
in the winning spot on the tote
board.
Miss Lee, at one time a fea.
tured singer in the Maryland
Racing Writers annual show
survived that role to achieve
her present position in public
relation She's daft about
horses but last year, doing pub
licity for Look Magazines ALI
American football team, dis
covered that college football
players are cute. too.
She didn't say so. but we
can vouch for it that lots OF
them also eat like horses.
At the moment, Of course
horses-to be more specifics
colt by Hill Prince-Dida comes
first in her life. Light up
Everybody.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
CeItics, Lakers
Bid toCIinch
Titles. Tonight
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
The Boston Celtics. mindful
that Philadelphia's Wilt Cham
berlain is no longer a cripple
buckle down to the business oi
trying to win their fourth
straight National Basketball
! Associations Eastern Division
playoffs tonight. The teams
square off at Philadelphia in
the sixth game of the best-of
seven series.
And the st. Louis Hawks
whose coach, Ed Macauley
faces the possibility of losing
his job If they are eliminated
try to stave of the Lakers to-
night in Minneapolis. The
Lakers lead 80 in the Western
finals.
/ wits Hand Okay
! The Celts, also holding a 3-2
lead, won all of their games
while Chamberlain was ham,
pered with a badly bruised hand
incurred last Friday night in a
fight with BoSton's Tom Helm
sohn. But Wilt returned to
full-time action Tuesday night
with so points that kept the
Warriors in contention.
The two teams return to Bos-
ton Saturday If a seventh game
J Is necessary. Last year the
Celts had to go seven games to
eliminate Syracuse, then won
the NBA title in four games
from the Lakers.
Minneapolis is putting on a
repeat performance of last years
surprising finish. The Lakers
won their third game Tuesday
night in st. Louis, as happened
a year ago, and hope to repeat
with the clinching victory be-
fore the home folks-also like
last year.
I If a seventh game Is neces-
sary. it will be played in St
Louis Saturday. And Macauley
fully expects the latter to
happen. with or without his
job hanging in the balance.
We're as determined to win
it as the Lakers, and I definitely
think we're going to win it,"
Baylor Big Difference
Macauley. reportedly in dan
ger of custer before the 196O-6l
season, explained the Hawks
predicament:
"Elgin Baylor has made the
difference so far. never saw
a player who has the stamina
he has. Here is a man who
does not seem to get tired. He
looks even fresher at the finish.
We have tried clogging up the
middle as much as we can. but
in three of the games it Just
hasn't worked"
| Macauley seemed to be call
ing Baylor a superman Of sorts.
and the label is not too far
fetched. Playing under big
money pressure, with players
Of the quality of Bob Petit
and Cliff Hagan guarding him,
the Laker dazzler has averaged
33 points a game. sometimes
without rest.
Paul Seymour, former Syra-
cuse coach, and the Hawks
Slater Martin have been men,
toned as possible replacements
to Macauley If he is fired.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
How Well
Do You Reason?

. Want to test your thinking
ability against high school
seniors? In April Readers
Digest there are II questions
from the College Board Apti-
tude Test with answers on a
separate page). This is not a
quiz; it's a test designed to
find out how you deal with
ideas, problems. Make extra
copies and you'll have a ready
made fun game for your next
party. Page 29.
Evening star., 1960-03-24
THE EVENING STAR E-5
Washington, D. c. r
Thursdoy, March ~, 1860

goals which set up the winning
margin.
Defenseman Carl Brewer
scored the Toronto goal. a lone
rush late in the third period
which brought the crowd of
1883 roaring to its feet.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
1883. G STREET NV.

One room, three rooms, or 800 So.
IT. all services; conservative
rentals.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
GROCERY-BE Sc,
Self-SerY. Market. NV

Owner quotes over $1,000 wkly
Beautiful b-rm. apt. HrS., * to
close Sun. Can deliver fol
Sl2,iO0 complete for $4,000 casf
down. Exclusive
Evening star., 1960-01-24
FARMS
CHARLES H. JAMISON

CHARLES ii. JAMlSON
.25 A. Monocacy River stock OF
dairy farm. T-rm. stone house
built 1922, 3 fireplaces; lge. s.
rm. white frame house. bath. e.ec D.;
4OxG0 dairy barn. silo, 4OX70 dry
cattle barn. misc bldgr rood
paint and repair; so a. crop and
hay. so a. meadow and pasture,
~ a. wood: Ia miles # Monoc lcy
River itself is on farm. 10 mi,
ne. Frederick. Sis,0O0. terms
$500, bal. $500 mo
~ A. West Olncv Ts.k, ready to
subdivide; 1-rm. rambler, Ma
baths. > bedrmS mod. kit, liv.
rm. with pic. window. din. rm.
pic. window. family rm., fireplace,
laundry and utility rm., oil heat.
Guest house "5xl". 3OO-ft. 'front.'
age State I'd, . mi. Georgia ave.
ext, S3f, 500, Is cash.
- A.: S-rm. house, mod. kit, din,
rm., liv. rm., den, bedrmS., bath,
attic. bsmt., oil heat, walE-in
deeplreeze, hobby shop wJflrepl ;
3Ox50 barn, stream, 4 a, wood;
mr.. Urbana, Rte. $40. 81 mi. DC,
S23,5O0, terms $4,000.
II. A. goldfish farm With - a
lakes; offering many recreational
and financial opportunities, also
beautiful 9-rm,, pre-Civil War
stone house overlooking - a. Of
lakes good cattle barn, silo, fish
hatchery buldg. plus so a. If
gently ,olling land; long rd. 'front.'
age. excel. panoramic view Of
mtns. and lakes; - mi n. Frede-
rick Too good to laSt S3S,Ouu.
terms
lH0 A. DickerSon. Sugar Loaf mtn,
stock or dairy farm; O-rm. nCuse,
bath, mod. kit. lge barn, = SilOS:
- a wooded ~ a. meadow ira
yeTSed by - fl. SIR am; !, mi.
frontage . roads: >3lJ pc. gcre
$50 A. River rd. stock iarm. leased
$1,000 annually; > M. frontage
river and C&O Canal: 20 mi. ID. c.
$3.50 per acre, u cash.
other houses 5 barns: mise. bldgs.
- a. oak forest, balance Rentlc
rolling, arabic land. reversed by
Seneca and 4 tributaries; y mi
road frontage; mr. ACC, German
town, Industrial potential 20 mi,
D. c.; $500 per Fcre. terms.
CHARLES L jAMISON. RFHrTo
PooleSville Md No tolll, WI. s.
n9"3, DI, J-3"H". Charles Elgin
DI a-33i%: Erwin Butt. Po. =
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DELICATESSEN

Long established de.lcateSsen avail.
able in busy nearby Virginia shop
ping center of - stores.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

30. K ST. NV,
Store 12'X46', plus refrigerated
room gx2T: refrigeration sup.
piled
Evening star., 1960-01-24
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

TAX MAN NEEDED - 18th and
East Capitol streets Percentage
rental Good last year. Call Ii
B-i444
Evening star., 1960-01-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES }

RESTAURANT OPERATOR wanted
for established. modern restaurant
and fountain in Winche5ter. Vir-
ginia. All new equipment. Doing
an excellent business. Ideal for
man and wife team. You may
lease on attractive terms. Mini
mum cerital reouiEed address re-
ply, stating qualifications and for
mer experience to Box IT'S. Star
RESTAURANT, nearby Va. shopping
center; seats 40, strictly modern
Large s" "ndwich business. 1859 nef
over S2O,0O0. Books open to aurl-
ifed buver. Firm price, o2.50O.
Terms, Sl2,5O0 cesh. For details.
see W. E. THRIFT. Broker, I41l
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-a143.
RESTAURANT-Weu equip, nice
income. WIN seat ~. Snme owner
10 yrs. Priced right OWENS
REALTY, ME. S-l62I. NE. S-04S6.
RESTAURANT, BAR and property
for sale on Rites. 20 I'D 3.
LIQUOR license on and of sale
Years. Like to retire. II interested
write Box 9Sl, Waldorf, Md
RESTAURANT AND BAR
Beer and LIQUOR lie. Excel bar busI-
ness vear-round. Over 100 IT. of
piers. IL boats. inhoards, -
outboards, soft. screened in pch
Sep. din. rm. from bar. Legal
slots. Accommodations for 3 trail
ers; , acres OF land. over $50 #.
Of water frontage. Doing excel
hardshell crab business durina
season. Must sell due to illness.
Write Box 36S-s, Star.
RESTAURANTS (?)-l withsbeer, l
with LIQUOR, each $1,000 dn., !
colored trade. l white trade. In
LYE, Di. 1895.
RESTAURANT tsnack shop): hrs.
am. > pm: rent, Sl25: heat
and water furn.; 5-yr. leese: lust
oil Penna: ave, NV. A. r. SEE
RESTAURANT LIQUOR: income
Sl,SOO wk.; q days. west Of Conn
ave; seats 70: 49, LIQUOR. A. R
SEE, VI. D.. T-S:E.5
RESTAURANT breakfast and
lunchI: income, 5000; low eX-
penses; seats 100: beautiful equip
ment: very clean; good clientele:
~ days. Price Sll 900. SIN. down
pymt. A. R. SEELYE, DI. 7-Sa25. =
RESTAURANT-BEER-Only $1,000
down Shopping center. Income
approx. $500 wk. Seats 81. air
cond., very we'll EQUIPPED and verv
clean. CROWN: section. A. r.
SEELYE. DI. 1-S3"5.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

CLOSE IN NE. ID. C.-4.9OO So. II.
on LIST Il. of new bldg. ready about
May ]. Ideal for plumber. heat
ing contractor, etc. For detaiir
Evening star., 1960-01-24
REAL ESTATE SALE or EYCH.

SEVERAL APTs. x to .5 units, well
rented good NV. d. c. loo. free
and clear and cash for lac. mod
BLDG. JOHN A. BRIcKLEY, D. c.
and Maryland area Real Estate
'inft 1922, Ju. 5-5533.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
STORES, For RENT
tcoNrINUEpl
87O7 Georgia Ave

Store on 1st floor Of Silver Springs
LARGEST once Bldg.-Also has
own stairway to basement space
Suitable for any business or office
Apply Supt. on premises or cal
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO..
Agent. DE. 2-S4S4.
IIO3 P ST. N.W.-suitable Office
agency; newly dec: $65. EDMUNr
NJ. O'SULLIVAN, MA. S-7S4S.
Evening star., 1960-01-24

HARDWARE STORE FIXTURES fol
sale. Excel cond; reas. priced. Mus
sell Immediately. Suitable for an;
y Business. Call Sunday, JU. S-91S1
HEALTH CLUB and beauty salon
wheaton. near new plaza. Excel
rent, narkin' and 1ppC rtunity
HOME AND INCOMES bedrms
plus 3-rm apt. Garage: large
yard. Excel buy for quality ant
inc. $500 with $500 dn KEAcT
d. PURCELL, EX 3-24l2.
JEWELRY STORE. dntn.. 81 yrs
same location. Present owner re.
tiring Write Box 384-S, Star.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

KENTLwORTH INTERCHANGE
Corner OF 22.0S3 So, II ~ 10
heavy inG:strial ground with RI
Siding, chain link fence and all
ltiLs;; incls. 1000 so. II. masonry
warehouse. plus ONCE. SI5. .O0fi
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
KOCkVILLE.Sl per so. IT,. ready
70 go; - 900 So. #. viii build TO
ord tI, s,,oo Sooo nnanGing Terms Sub
CHESTER KELLER WOCDWSoR
AoENCY CORP, JU. 5-7I00
SEAT PLEASANT-About 43ooo :,
II. NJ ground with sewer ana
water. subject to being rezoned
nRht industrial. at present own.
eIS expense; bOc so. It, incls house
rrsnnted at $40 mo. A. NJ. ROTH
-
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Approx, 500 50. #. next to interniSt
for dentist or specialist. WEISS
BERG BROS. REALTY. IA. 5-08O6.
FlRsI MATT. 3ANk BLDG.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
FARMS
(coNTlNuED)

BRANDYwINE AREAS a., mod,
4-bedrm., l12-bath home; lcna
roaa trontage. Dial 3OI ST
2-7479, AGENT.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

Small :arm. 10 acres. CentreyilIe
area; near new golf and country
Slub, old frame house. hot-water
neat. no baths; price, $500, sub
: stantiaI cash needed
D acres-2-story frame house, no
bath, lovely view, Sl6,5n0 with
aoditional acreage available This
VIII MAKE someone a lovely coun-
try nome; miles south Of Cnan-
Evening star., 1960-01-24
AID NEW YORK, INC.
1858 Greenspring Lane
Timonium, Maryland
CLearbrook $4,000

LADIES HoSIERY-Lineerie and
accessories, childTen's clothes, few
men work clothes. income
ment Of room, STSu'"S Air Sps5t- eopd
Colored trade. Price l,5OO plus
stock on good terms. A. r
SEEIYE n -Sa1i
Evening star., 1960-01-24

CALL j. H. KNOX
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co, Inc
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6S3O
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

CHEAP WAREHOUSE sPACE-By
local electrical contractor: in DC.
Call 10. 2-54S4
TO LEASE-5,OOO to 10000 SO. II
with 1000 50. IT. parking; nearby
Md. by March Is. Call W. c
CO. INC. 73S 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
=, SUMMERS REALTY
MI. or oisrs. Ms. Moreland; Agents
Country Retreat
And Business Site

Excellent site for roller skating
rink, restaurant. hunting iodee.
etc; on State hwy, mr.. VILLAGE
sho summer resort: 4 acres; cozy
5-rm. and bath cottage. elec. and
water; also vell-constructed COM
crete block bldg. S0x100 with con-
cree H.: metal roof, rest rooms
and drilled we'll: steal" al
ss"'2nm e 4. Heiges & Son. r. e.
o, SikOUT REALTY. l27 Buford
T;.,:; TTEe,; ,Se,tys9urE' Pa. Barsain
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Evening star., 1960-01-24

BETHESDA - Air cond. modern
lightine, large display window
on busy Wise. ave. Ideal for wom-
ems, children's wear. Shoes OF
cftce. etc. Approx. 20 by 70.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
GUARDIAN BUILDING

GA AWE, a. CAMERON STREET
Several choice suites nov available
in Silver Cprings largest modern
air-cond, office bids All services
incl. Apply Supt. on premises or
can LEO NJ BERNSTEIN d CO.,
Apenl DE o-SISI
Evening star., 1960-01-24
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

LANGLEY PARK, MD ground.
iicor; sir-cond ofices available in
this 26;store shopping center. Am
#: other 1,T00 50. It. Excel. once
fixtures. Available Feb. Is. Suit
able for loan ONCE, insurance
professional use or anv type bust
ness requiring display. Call MR.
HOLLAND. H. g. SMrTHY co.
8ll 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-33OO
LUXURIOUS Groom suite, idea
for attorney, insurance. etc: 92(
50. #. in centralized location
18th st. area. Call MR., Ola
MOND, ST 1914. between !
and D; WI. 2-7357, ewes. anC
week ends.