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Evening star., 1960-04-09
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL

WESTERN 1O1 ooo a., .
ROOSEVELT l20 fO3 x-13
= Eattl' Browne "a, Reid (5D ano p
Lewis; Cont and R. johnson. HON,
rln-R. johnson, Roosevelt. Ist, non,
ss2G0tIDcE SELL - Sod Sod COZ COZ % 5
Hill; Bilbo a. and Kiley; Bradle,
and Martz.
CHAMBERLAIN O42 OIO o. :
ANACOSTIA 900 900 % 1
so5za and Ward; Hinton. Lyons (2l
SPMGARN --- O03 600 Ga ) :
EhSSIERN POI 1913 Is 5
Hammer, lawson ~, Hammer uD'
LAWSON ~. BinR t6D and Reid: Baum
and Jeter. Home run-Baum iEasternI
9Th, none on. ~
DUNBAR OIo OH n
WILSON O60 4in ~
ms Dempsey, Holloway Isl and Crow
nmanamaker 90: Shoemaker, Farr (5D
Noorlsuez "a and Snyder.
PHELPS 605 0oI % : !
Carter and Williams: Mccall. Harrod
90 and Cauthorne. W
WAKEFIELD " 49, zoo ool % 4
OSSOURN POI 600 % :
GIeVeIand. Nsii Terwilliser t6' and Dirks
GraW Wakefield, LIST, none on
At.NrNA1MDALE AN 1MDALE - O12 100 o. z .
MI: VERNON 4O3 900 x-7 3 :
rueker. Lanehorne go and Welch
monroe and Moser. Home rurs-Henry
,s,Annandalel, Sd. one on; B. Cash mt
vsrnon' vvsrnon' ist' none on; Moser mt
vernon Ist, on; Morales mt
vernon. Sd. on.
GOOD COUNSEL @SSSSS ff00SS-s 10 10 ] !
Trainor, Ruppel (2), Rurke az and
PAYNE. Ru6ini' Floyd a., Rubini 80
R: r. MONTGOMERY e1o 100 o. ? .
W'LTER JOHNSON OIL $50 Ks 8 s
Reitz Maekey go and Auber; Arick
and Crook.
FAIRFAX --- OO2 a24 Ill = &
MCLEAN 200 OO1 t. X :
Wick, Davis a. and Howery; Young,
Bayne '5b. Young "a and Revercombe
ST. ANTHoNY's 900 03S rs : =
Grau, Giller t6I and Roache, Hast
inss, t6D; Fowler and Alton, Home
run-Gates tSt. Anthonysy, 9Th, three
on.
MACklN ---- 600 0O1 o. q 4
DeMATHA $40 O6l XII .
Savoy, Hill co. and Estrella. Nc
oettiEan t2); o'Neil and Ready.
STUART oao IL : @
WASH LEE - 3uOj4 $50 Is !
Give innings. darkness
Dram, Newman a. and Seltmann
Blaisdell "a, Steger C5l; Pickbral. Nc.
Taa Rl. MCGUIRE 90, and Robyak
Home runs-Dsvis fW-L,, 3rd, none
on, Ryan stuart. 5th, none on.
GEO. WASHrTON O31 11O O-6 g
Kerlin and Arnold; sutherian. OH.
"a and Mack, Spear a..
LoUDoUN CO. 200 900 x-2 >
Kirk and Hit; McLaughhn anc
LaPLATA O2O OO4 O-s 6 il
GWYNN PARK 3O2 l2l x-9 10
son, Faunce (6) and Richardson.
HERNDoN O3l 900 ia :
WARRENToN 900 OiO i-o : 1c
Sweeney, Hill C1D and Lee; Henback
Willis "a and Rider.
LoNGFELLOW 2O@ 1O3 O-S q 4;
sURRATTsVILLE l32 0Oi o. II
Groh and Taylor; Eaton, McGet
~, Russell (4 and johnson, Winston
a..
CHARLOTTE H. 600 600 o. q . II
FRIENDS O30 335 x-l4
Price and Weigle Ellers. McCullocf
a., Bralove C6j and Pierce.
NEALE 100 OlO "a GIL
oUANTICO p. 1874 OlO T-la 10 Z
walker Hall a.. Langley a. anc
Stall, Siebert (4); Cosby and Boylston
Home run-cosby CQuantico Post
Sd, three on.
FALLS CHURCH 600 600 90 4 4
MADISON O2O $40 x-a s
Alspaush and Hardy; Lowery and
Jones.
PooL,E:svILLE oo4 399 o-1S ls
LyleS, johnson 90 and Burdette
Wagner, Franklin t5) and Franklin
Pickett.
Evening star., 1960-04-09

TOLEDO, April 9 (AP).-
Ohio boasted one fourth of the
field today as 40 fighters went
into the semifinals of the Ma
tional AAU boxing champion
ships.
Among the brighter ones al
ready beaten are Petros Spa
nakos of Caldwell. Idaho. 49,
pound Golden Gloves champion,
and 206-pound Jimmy Blythe
Of Hartford. Conn, winner of
the AAU heavyweight title the
last two years.
Both the semifinals and finals
will be staged tonight. De-
Tending champions still on
hand are Bryan O'Shea of
Chicago, 1872 pounds; Quincy
Daniels of Seattle, 139; Wilbert
Evening star., 1960-04-09
FIGHT RESULTS

OGDEN Utah.-Bartolo soni. ISL "a,
Dominican Republic. knocked out
Lamar Clark, lS2. Cedar City, Utah, p.
BERLIN Germany Rade-
mscher. 200. Columbus. Ga, and Ulli
Ritter, 200. GERMANY. drew. 10
GUAM Pee Petros. 1870. Guam.
knocked cut Young Pauline. l5e,
Philippines, 2.
BIMiNI, Bahamas.-Yama Bahama,
153. Bimini. stopped Tony NEGRO, $50,
Warren. Ohio. l.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
EshIemon Sparks
AU Track Victory

American U. is presenting an
all-around trackman in Dick
Eshleman, who scored II points
in five events yesterday as the
Eagles beat Towson, 1880. at
AU.
EShleman won first in the
broad jump, low hurdles and
100-yard dash and thirds in
the high hurdles and pole
vault.
Double winners for the Eagles
were John Marinenko in the $50
and 2-mile and Paul Britt in
the 220 and 440.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
CIV Netmen Top
William & Mury

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April
9 (AP).-George Washington's
tennis team routed William
and Mary. IL, here yesterday
in a Southern Conference
match. The Colonials lost only
the No. 5 singles match.
Evening star., 1960-04-09
Mrs. Crocker Wins
Golf at Columbia

Mrs. Sam Crocker scored
93-10-83 as the Glass A win
ner yesterday when Columbia
Country Club held its first
ladies day of the golf season.
Runnerup was Mrs. Edward
Stafford, 102-19-83. Others:
Glass B. Mrs. Ken Smith. lOa-22-
81 Mrs. w. c. 6elens, 115-24-9l
Class c. Mrs. Branch Elam, 1lS-3S-
g. Glass D. Mrs Jay Csrmody, H.
Ss3-S4; Mrs. Robert Stanford, 125-
Evening star., 1960-04-09
II GLASSPAR

II GLASSPAR
ssatair sedan cabin cruiser; 6o-hp.
Scott motor. 9-l7 Ions trailer. COM
plete, readv for water: S2.7a5.
GHMoRE BOAT AND
Lee w and Gallows Rd.
Merrifiel Va JE. 4-5S40
CORONET hordtop utility cruiser; 1s'
son motors: 81 SOS. CL 6-2IO3.
OUTBoARD MOTOR. SHIP. Clinton:
new condition; S75. TA1SEY BROTH
HRs' pos D st ", RE. 1852.
FOLD BOAT. Rlepper Aerius: complete
eauipment. including sails: excel cond
VIII 2-2S47.
LONE STAR 1859 Monterey de luxe IA
IT.; FiberElas. 25-h. p. motor. controls,
Mastercraft. Like new: Saa5. terms
10. s-6464 weekdays: 10 2-O177.
Sunday.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY-WeH shop
for the rig OF YOUR choice: no cost
many contacts. IA. S-4934
Is-FT. DAY CRUISER. motor and
ira Ter: never used: need money: best
reasonable offer IA. s-4934
CABIN CRUISER. 50 Owens de luxe:
compl. equipped. "2O-h engine. See
the SHAMROCK, at Handlev'S Marina,
Gslesville, Md. Owner aboard Sat.
and Sun.
BAY BUILT 40 It. gray marine, equip
ped DU. 5-7693 or DU 5-9O43
CANOE, I5-ft. Gruman. aluminium,
with car-top carrier new: best offer
JU. 9-O57O
13-FT. ELDAR0. in good shape: S3o5
or best offer Call IA. s-5O5l
A BEAUTIFUL, 21r-ft. Fin Keel,
Dutch-built sloop: fine cond used
one season; compl equip, including
to buy larger boat sl,75O. oil.
lift, l6-h p. '55 Scott Atwater mo-
tor Elgin trailer: GOOD shape: S425.
SONAR DEPTH FINDER. Mod D-lO9,
12 v. $40 Call JU. 5-l956.
aft. SL0OP. with auxiliary Diesel,
cruising: sleeps . in cabin. in cock
pit: $4,000 or best ofier IA. 4-0532.
Monday through Friday
BARBOUR 16' Silver Clipper: 7O-h p.
50 Mercury motor. Gator trailer. TIE.
6-2307 after pm.
JOHNSON Is-H.P.
Like-new Cond.-For Half Price
WA. 7-7S27
MUST SELL THIS WEEK
lift Chris-Craft inboard runabout;
l3l-h.p engine ia. 2-0S7S.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01
Albeneri Trio to
Perform u. Of D.
3rd Artist Series

The Albeneri Trio, credited
with having revived interest in
the piano trio as a form OF
chamber music, will be the third
Artists Series attraction at the
University of Delaware, with
performance in Mitchell Hall on
December 2 at 8:l5 p. m.
Organized more than dozen
years ago, the Albeneri Trio
today is accepted throughout the
United States and in Europe as
the foremost piano trio.
The trio consists of Arthur
Balsam, pianist; Giorgio Ciompi,
violinist, and Benar Heifetz, cell
ist. They vary in musical back
ground, in native tongue and
in culture, but their cosmopoli-
tan training has given their per-
formances a richness that has
won accolades.
The repertoire of the Albeneri
Trio includes such names as
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Sch
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01
Bazaar Date Set
By Scott Church

Scott M. E. Church at Black
bird has announced the date for
its annual Christmas Bazaar to
be held in the Blackbird Com
munity Building on Thursday,
December 8. The bazaar will
open at | p. M, and continue
through the evening. Mrs. Geor-
Reed is general chairman. Her
co-workers are: Bazaar Table,
Mrs. Martin Shaw, Mrs. Arthur
Carlisle; Apron Table, Mrs. Vic
tor Keeler, Mrs. Roy Alfree;
Children's Table, Mrs. Clarence
Reed, Miss Sadie Shaffer; Food
Table, Mrs. John Reed, Mrs.
Donald Mccain; Parcel Post
Table, Mrs. William Reynolds,
Mrs. William Anderson; Tttic
Treasures Table, Mrs. Alex AL
free, Mrs. David Stats; Plants,
Miss Nellie Shaffer; Kitchen
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01

lubert, Schumann, Brahms and
many of the impressionists and
contemporaries. 1t is noted for
its performances of the entire
cycle of Beethoven trios.
Featured on the Mitchell Hall
program will be Beethoven's
Trio in B-Flat Major, Opus 81,
"Archduke." Also on the pro-
gram is Haydn's Trio in c Maj
or, Nos, and Raveps Trio in A
Minor (l9l5).
For many years, piano trios
were seldom performed by pro-
fessionals, as string quartet and
sonatas were virtually the only
compositions that were played.
1t was to fill the void left since
the days of the historic trio
made up of Alfred Cortot, Jac-
ques Thibaud and Pablo Casals,
that the Albeneri Trio was form
ed.
Pianist Balsam is the newest
member of the trio. Well-known
for his solo virtuosity, he also
has performed with many of
the leading chamber music en-
sembles, including the Budapest,
Kroll and Vegh Quartets and
the Pasquier Trio. Ciompi is
head of the violin department
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01
Specialist Lists
Tips on Buying
New Winter Coat

Planning to buy a winter coat:
If you are, Miss Janet Reed
extension clothing specialist
University of Delaware, has q
few tips on how to get the
most coat for your money.
Start your shopping at home
by asking yourself these ques'
tions: What color coat will &c
best with my clothes? What
are the current colors and sty-
les? Will they be fashionable
for several seasons? How much
do l want to spend? Do | want
an all-purpose coat or one fol
occasions only?
when you're shopping, re-
member that just because coat
looks nice on the rack is nc
guarantee that it will look nice
on you," Miss Reeds reminds.
Neutral colored fabrics and
tweeds will prove more salts
factory if you are planning to
give your coat hard wear. Nap
ped fabrics and luxury fabrics
such as cashmere show wear
quickly.
"The following are important
questions when judging the con-
struction quality of a coat"
Miss Reed says: Are the seam
allowances generous? Do the
seams of the coat line up with
the seams of the coat lining?
Is the stitching secure and neat?
Smooth, closely woven lining
fabrics make a coat easy to put
on and take off. Lining fabrics
should also be durable, resist
ant to water spots, easily clean
ed and fadeproof. Look for the
same things when judging the
quality of the lining as you did
in the coat itself. Coat quality
is often indicated by the quality
of the lining fabric and con-
struction.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01
Mrs. ]. X. Winters
Accepts Heart
Fund Drive Post

Mrs. James K. Winters, wife
of Senior Master Sergeant Win
! ters of the Dover Air Force
Base is a typical example of
how members of the armed
forces and their families con-
tribute to the community in
which they live. Mrs. Winters
has accepted the appointment as
vice-c h a irm a n for the 1861
Heart Fund Drive "a position
she has filled very capably the
past three years, according to
L. Gooden Galloway who will
serve as county chairman.
During the three years that
this team has headed the drive,
Kent County's Heart Fund sup
port has increased from $1,000
four years ago to more than
$8,546 during their peak year.
In announcing the appoint
ment, MIR. Galloway said, 'It is
due to the thorough and con-
scientious effort that Mrs. Win
tiers has devoted to recruiting
and assisting the community
chairmen, that we have been
able to develop the interest of
the people of Kent County in
our nations number one health
problem. To her and the chair
men she has recruited, we owe
a large part of gratitude"
Sergeant and Mrs. Winters
have been stationed in Dover
for five years and with their
four children reside in the Lake
wood Manor section of the city,
where they are active in all
phases of community affairs as
well as those peculiar to their
military affiliation.
Mrs. Winters is active in the
|NCO Wives Club at the base
where she serves as Public Re-
lations officer and is vice-presi-
dent of the bowling league.
Her activities in the Kent
County Heart Council of which
she is vice-chairman have in
cluded Cardiac Camp Planning,
Rheumatic Fever Prevention,
Educational Materials Distribu-
ton and Display, Clinic Patient
Transportation, Blood Donor
Procurement, Public Relations
and Publicity and the Council
Planning Committee. She re-
presents the Heart Association
on the Delaware Committee for
Fund Raising in the Federal Ser
vice.
Senior Master Sergeant Win
lclS, CdICCl Ildli Will ~
years service, is NCOIC of the
seth Squadron of the l607th Air
Base Group of the Military Air
Transport Service. He is a
Flight Engineer on the C-l33
Transport Aircraft.
Winters is an active MEM
ber of the squadron bowling
team, vice-president of his bowl
ing league and is on the Board
of Governors of the MOO Club
The Winters are originally
from Bristol, Connecticut, where
Mrs. Winters was the former
Alice Masterbone, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Harry R. Master.
bone of High Street. MIR. Win
ters is the son of Mr.. George
Winters.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01

at the Cleveland Institute of
Music.
Heifetz has done solo work
in this country and abroad, has
worked under such conductors
as Stokowski and Toscanini, and
toured for years with the cele-
brated Kolisch Quartet.
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01
BOWLING SCORES

Burton's, won 40, lost 16.
Georges Place, won 40, lost l6
Slaughter's, won 271a, lost 28A
Farmers Bank, won 24h, lost
BIZ
Parkway Florist, won "a, lost 80
Ivy Shop, won IL, lost A
High game, Fran Schetzler, 205
High series, Fran Schetzler, 493
Smyrna times., 1960-12-01
Com, Mrs.Paul Mannering, Mrs
Riley Watson.
The Pacific Salmon

Of the Pacific salmon, the
blue-back is known as the red
salmon and the humpback as
the pink salmon. Authorities
state that the varieties with the
deeper color usually have the
most fat but beyond this there
is little difference in nutritive
value.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Tan college
stars make
strong bid for
pro berths
BY Charles w. Leonard
Tone Ediios

OOTBALL'S FINEST PLAYERS are not all
scrambling for glory in the Big Ten, to
y be found on the campuses of the highly
publicized colleges and universities. Football
is mans game and in some of the nations
smaller colleges and universities there are men
who come to play the game in the tradition of
gridiron greats.
They're scrappy, bruising and shtfty. Some
are temperamental speed merchants with shifty
hips, quick reflexes, and the ability to run the
length of the field with full equipment in less
than 10 seconds. Among them are quarterbacks
and fullbaCks who operate as halfbacks, and
tackles who often end up eligible pass re-
ceivers. Several are superb linemen who can
knock holes in opposing lines. Others can thread
the eye Of a needle with pinpoint passes, kick
out of sight and skirt ends with blazing speed.
Among them are the Wildcats of Wiley, the Bulls
of johnson C. Smith, the Lions of Langston, the
Morgan Bears, and the Alcorn Braves. Many
OF the members of these teams have professional
aspirations and the scouts of some of the nations
top pro-teams will be cycling them this season.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

D O N A L D
SMITH, Langston
U MO- Lions
rookie Of the year
in freshman sea-
son is noW first
string quarter
back. Team s lead
ing pdsser; Uoted
NJ OSt Valuable
last year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

JACK DENNIS,
Morgan State Col
lege quarterback,
called Dennis the
Menace" by foes.
One Of C.I.A.A.'s
best athletes, he is
a fine ball paSSer
and Deighs 179
pounds.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

CHEW. SO Impals convert; coral,
white top. new IT. wind, power
glide, r. and h., new W.-W6J
22;0os0 MI. oriGtnal owner; We.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

CADILLAC AT 4-dr.; . good look
ing, good running car except hard
to start, almost new tires. battery
and generator: S125. WA. 7-1022.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

CADILLAC 80 sedan: blue, power
steering, power brakes; very clean;
special, S4,496. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldSC Co.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER cash To-Day or viii sell
rent Tor you Free appraisal. VII
6-l97u. DlCKEYS. AP. f-S0eU
4 CASH BUYER on WILL SELL
Uh 1ERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
MD, VA, or D. c.
AL Cash, No Commission Coarse
DI. 7-4445 Ewes. MA. 2-1I54
Evening star., 1960-10-27
MONEY TO LOAN

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corpora.
tion-s64I colesville I'd. Jumper
6-42UO.
MORTGAGE LOANS, $500 to
Sl60,U00. Lower your payments,
group your debts, Romance your
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential, larm. commercial,
construction. Financing, rerl.
nancing. Only in State OF Mary
lana. Call or write Mr.. ROBERTS,
2lS I. Lexington ST., Baltimore 2,
Nd, or Saratoga 7-4047 day,
night, Sun. holidays.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

CADILLAC SO Coupe De vile;
White; osaa,11 ssa,10o or best ofier. Call
Evening star., 1960-10-27
AIS MOTORS
Ss1o Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.

CHRYsLER 81 4.door 6aTdton;
power steering and brakes; whitS
beauty 81 .295. bank finance.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
80 n1zU WIS. AVE. OIL. $4,000
IN THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
CORVETTE IS: red; . tops, 290
hn;p.' fuel injection. never raced,
IKE new. WE. 5-O69s.
CORVETTE SO; 3-speed, 930-h.p.;
Mnlte eonv.; $500 MI. never
raced; $3.50. JA. 7-1192.
DE SOTO SO convert; light gray,
olaek top; $4,000 mi; $4,000.
OWNER has no further need Of
car. 81. 4-l562 after g pm,
Evening star., 1960-10-27
HUNTING ACC0M0DATI0NS

GEESE AND DUCKs-season open
for geese Nov. .. ducks Nov. l5.
1880; now taking reservations for
shooting at Newport Farms, Chm
sGtssFSs sSSs of Rls: sas NMswpcaE1Fn ca1ni fka HsSH
Berlin, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

NnhI eLEh OF New Yorker sedan:
power steering, power brakes,
push-button drive, radio, heater,
Wv. tires; 2-tone: unusually
WHEELER. INC, WHEELMoBIrE
USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler Plymouth h-Imperisi-Valiank
$500 WISCONSIN, NV. EN-. 2-lO2O
CARYsLER '5s New Yorker 2-door
hardtop; 2-tone copper with ivory
top; equipped; power STEERING.
power brakes, radio. heater, Wv.
tires. AIR CONDITIONING; one
owner: excellent condition: Sl.S95.
AIS MOTORS
Evening star., 1960-10-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE d. INVESTORS CO., 31S
Southern Bldg, Ma. S-333I: I'M
mediate service, ~ to 4:5U pm.
MONEY, End TRUST-we viii bul
2nd trust notes. D. e. nesrb!
MORTGAGE d INVEST corr.
1917 n. \. ave. NV, Ma. b-5s33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Is
ana IND trusts. INTERSTATE
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Evening star., 1960-10-27
lcoNIINUEp'

POTOMAC, MD.-several %-acre
an exceilent 'G part Of this desirabIe % i
community: $4,000 up. OLIVER
T. CARR. REALToR. Ma. s-9340;
Evening star., 1960-10-27
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 9nd TRUST, S0ss disc
paymts., 30ss disc. MR.. KATz
DI. 7-4445; ewes. MA. 2.115l
End TRUST NOTES
u S2,l52.34 PAYABLE Sl9 mo-. 6%
sale price $l,0y3; (2) $4,B0O pay.
able S4v.5O mo-, 6te, sale pricl
Sj.56Oi go $4,vo0 payable S4Y.6,
mo-, o1sfe, Sale price SJ,3D0. GooC
makers. All brick homes 4 to
yrs. old. CITIZENS RGAETY CO.
Ole.. nlE. o-4lzI; eVes. LA. J-SI2v
~ 200 NOTE. $40 mo-. due 5 yrs.
20to discount, excellent security
INA ERSrAlE MORTGAGE CO.
JA, f-oHUU,
Evening star., 1960-10-27
AIS MOTORS

CHEVROLET SO Bel Air 2-dooF:
VS. motor. powerglide, radio.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
AL'S MOTORS

ss1O Wilson Blyd;, o, Arlo vs.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1222 22nd ct. NV. FE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-27
DESK SPACE
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

DESK SPACE AVAIL. 3475 14th
st. NV. suitable for attorney
acct, etc, TU. 2-2203.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

81 ACRES, nice mountain
farm with nice view, =
room frame house in need
OF paint and small repair:
bank barn, other build.
inRS; mostly all in clover
and pasture: stream Sl1,5l
o7-Acre Dairy Farm: T.
room brick house, bath:
% stanchions, bank barn,
silo: stream -- 200
S5-Acre Stock or dairy
farm, Jays nice; 6-room
brick house with bath;
good barn, IL stanchions;
garage: stream, pond 21,0t
13 Acres with 6-room
house, lays against noun:
tains. nice view; small
barn; stream 9,0I
IL Acres mountain land.
small stream - 2,2l
81 Acres mountain land at
S165 per acre, with
"a s''tzcir; Acres woodland, lays
om nice; at, at Sl2G S1;.6 per baSc., acre:
al have bath. one has
heat: garage: stream; in
mountains 10,0l
2 Acres with 5-room house,
bath, also in mountains;
good road -.--y- 6,0(
Have several 2-acre lots in
mountains with nice view
to build cabins on at
Sl'4OO BHENsEL's HsS iSf, REALTY
wilhelm Bensel, Realtor
Church Str. Extd.
Md. Phone CIR. 1-23.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

FOR ACTION in the sale Of your
land In N. Va. or So. Nd. z.
=. STEFFEY. JE. 4-0064.
WE NEED more lots. acreage OF
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-27
PARTNER WANTED

FINANCIAL PUBLISHING CORP.
offers local misunderstanding
with established accounts and
trained sales force. Your manage
ment and $4,000 cash will handle
cellent year-round income. For
confidential interview. Box 379-
H. Star.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
AuI0M0RILES EnR Sad
(cohTlNUEn)

BUICK 'B6 Rosdmaster 4-dool
some work. but rsprssents : ter. ter.
rins barGain for the do-it-your-
Evening star., 1960-10-27
What Else
PLEASE?

Four-year-old brick rambler on Its
own A.acre estate. Well planned
3.bedroom interior featuring spa
cious 22-ft. living room with IN
yiting brick fireplace, family din
ing room, complete all-electric
Kitchen. Full basement with rec
area and End fireplace; clean eco
uomical hot-water heat. POSI-
TIVELY CAN'T BE BEAT ct only
$20,a50.
FLORANCE REALTY
A03 W. Lee Hwy. Fairfax
rD l-A00R
Evening star., 1960-10-27
5.600 ga. FT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE


to 10 acres on pickett st.. wAPLE.
TON, Water and sewer. Terms
or viii subordinate. WAPLE. 1925
14th st. NV, AD. 4-2005, FL.
4-4545.
ONE TO NINE ACRES, between Rte,
i, railroad tracks and Greenbelt
rd.. close to Kenilworth ave
Wash. BALTIC. expressway and Space
Agency. Price is right, call Devlin
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.
JU. $4,000 Ewes, LA. 9-347s
2IS ACRES, zoned IL: lge. front,
age on , main roads. near Giant
Grand Union and Safeway ware.
houses.
We have several other IL location.
where we can build to your specs.
for sale or lease. Call Ray Kesby
Evening star., 1960-10-27

wagon; factory air Conditioning,
I. and h.. poverglide; deli9htfiii
3-tone green f1nish. matching alls
Vlnyl int; one owner. low mile
age, excep. cond. throughout. Buy
now, save now. Anniversary priced,
Evening star., 1960-10-27
MANN OLDS

suyra sPRfNoiI sgYS iSsh Mp-IT 81 Tjju b.s,ss
BUICK '54 2-door; $500 miles
runs like new car; fully equip:
U sse6 h2TNEs HnsK siS &S&oR SHcH e. ggs5 gsf55
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. IA. 10000.
BUICK '53 Special conv.; r. and h..
auto. trans, power top. full power;
offer. JA. 7-2O66.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
LISTINaS WANTED
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOUSES FOR SALE. apt. and
roor,s rental; prospects and ten
nants, waiting. To. 2-2203.
Evening star., 1960-10-27

BUICK 1915 Roadmaster 4-doof
hardtop: 2-tone Maine green with
ivory top; equipped, 7, and h..
Wv. tires, power steering. power
brakes, power windows, power
seat; custom blending interior
only . ride can convince you.
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