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Gordon F.Cooper Dies,
Was telephone OfficioI

Gordon F. Cooper, 81, district
commercial supervisor for the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co., died Thursday at
his home, 1oO17 Chapel road,
Potomac, Md.
Mr.. Cooper. a native of New
port News, Va. started his
career with the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.. as a
clerk in New York in 1926. The
following year he transferred to
the Washington branch, where
he served in various positions,
including assistant manager of
directory delivery, commercial
manager and credit manager.
He was appointed district COM
merical supervisor in 1855.
Mr.. Cooper, who spent most
of his early life in Lorton, Va,
attended the old Central High
School, Strayer's Business Col
lege and Southeastern Uni
versity.
He was a member Of the
Loughborough Lions Club, the
Washington Association of
Credit Men. the Alexander
Graham Bell Chapter of the
Telephone Pioneers of America
and had served as a past di-
rector of the Presidents Cup
Regatta Committee.
He was also vice commodore
of the West River Yacht Club
and had been a member of the
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Funeral Rites Set
For R. H. Toss, 20.
Auto Mechanic

Funeral services for Richard
Henry Tass, 20, of 4670 Homer
avenue, Suitland, will be held
at 10 am. Monday at the w.
w. Chambers Funeral IIome,
SIT Eleventh street Sc. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. TasS was found dead in
an automobile parked in a lot
near Suitland High School
Thursday. The death was ruled
a suicide by DR.. James I. Boyd,
Prince Georges County medical
examiner.
A native of the District, Mr..
TaSS had served in the Air
Force and had worked locally
as an automobile mechanic.
Besides his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry j. Tass, he leaves
a half-sister, Gloria L. Horvat
of Sylvan Shores, Md.
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House Unit Acts to Bar
Parking Meter Plan

The House District Commit
tee yesterday aimed a monkey
wrench at District plans to set
up a new force of civilians to
police parking violations.
Without advance warning,
the unit voted out a bill to bar
any but full-fledged policemen
from giving out parking tick
cts.
The measure also would block
any use of parking meter re-
ceipts to pay parking meter at
tendants.
The committee move, which
took city officials by surprise.
came as the police department
was in the midst of recruiting
the new civilian squad of park
ing ticketerS.
Exams Today
A Civil Service examination
for applicants was scheduled for
10 am. today at Mckinley High
School, and 207 persons have
been notified.
The department has been
planning to hire 26 persons for
assigned beats, wearing special
uniforms, to start July /.
The 26 were to be paid out
of the Motor Vehicle Parking
Fund. Sixteen motorcycle
policemen now assigned to the
parking duty were to switch
over to other police work.
Representative Mcmillan,
Democrat of South Carolina,
chairman of the District Com
mittee. introduced the proposed
legislation late Thursday. 1t
was reported he acted at the
urging of some of the affected
policemen who are inclined to
like their present assignments.
Object to Civilians in Court
The committee chairman said
later, however, that the COM
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during President Wilson's ad-
ministration.
From Pioneer Family
Mr.. Mclean, who lived at
1851 Newton street NE, was a
member of a pioneer family.
His father went to Texas in
1889 and knew Sam Houston.
The younger McLean's first
legal case was clearing a sheep
man Of a murder charge. His
fee was $40,
After his retirement, he was
appointed a member of the
Draft Board local No. 20 in
1910, and worked in real estate
for a short time.
Most Of Mr.. McLean's civic
work was conferred around
Brookland. HIT was president
of the Brookland Citizens AS
Sociation for Is years.
Mr.. Mclean, active in the
King David Masonic Lodge, was
the Oldest past master of the
lodge at the time of his death
He was a charter member of
the Brookland chapter of the
Eastern Star, and received a
50-year pin in 1850.
Survivors Listed
He leaves his wife, Maggie
Y. Mclean of the Newton street
address; his daughter, Mar
garet of the Seventeenth street
address, two other daughters
Miss Ruth Mclean of the home
address, and Mrs. Nina Mac
Leod of 1906 Thirty-sixth street
NV, and a son, John H. Nc
Lean of 1906 Sixteenth street
NV. His son, Marvin M. Nc
Lean, a commander in the
Navy Medical Corps, died sew
eral years ago.
He also leaves 13 grandchil-
dren and eight great-grand-
children, most of whom live in
the District.
Services will be conducted at
2 pm. Monday at the Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. There will he an
Eastern Star service at 8 pm
Sunday, and Masonic services
at the grave in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Jessups Ruckus
QueIIed by Police
By the Associated Press

Maryland State Police and
volunteer firemen had to be
called last night to control %
inmates of the Patuxent Insti-
tuition at Jessups, aroused be-
cause they we're not permitted
to watch a telecast of the
Sugar Ray Robinson-Paul Pen
der fight.
Six troopers from Waterloo
Barracks Joined flremen from
JessupS in restoring order.
The police said the inmates
started a ruckus in dayrooms
when they were ordered to re-
turn to their cells about Is
minutes before telecast of the
fight.
The troopers said they used
no force in returning the in
mates to their cells although
some furnishings in the day.
rooms were damaged.
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mittee objected to having
civilians ticketing violators and
appearing in court. This is
properly a police function, he
declared.
The policemen ride three
wheel motorcycles checking on
overtime and illegal parkers in
the downtown area. Their
civilian successors, according
to the city's plans. would walk.
Congress already has ap-
propriated $104,000. to come
from the parking fund, to pay
the new civilian meter watch
ers. Another $4,000 out of the
city's general fund has been
appropriated to cover the
salaries of the 16 policemen
scheduled to switch to other
duty.
Mr.. McMillan'S bill, if cleared
by Congress, would upset at
least part of these financing
arrangements.
Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin expressed surprise
when informed of the commit
tee action, declaring about the
civilian meter-c checking project:
Il didn't know anybody in the
community was against it."
The Commissioner said on
his way to a meeting that he
hadn't had time to consider
what to do about it.
A Senate District Committee
aide said that his committee
hadn't yet heard about the
House Committee move. either.
The bill would have to clear
the Senate unit before it could
become law.
Presumably today's civil
Service test was to go right
ahead, a police officials said,
with everybody keeping their
fingers crossed about the ulti-
mate result.
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Stevenson Buckers
To Form Work Group

Supporters of Adlai Steven
son from Washington area
colleges and high schools will
meet at 4 pm. tomorrow to
form an organization to work
for the nomination and elec-
tion of Mr.. Stevenson as Pres
ident.
The meeting will be in the
Dodge Hotel, 20 E street NV.
The three sponsors of the
meeting are Patty Mcmahon
Of Wellesley College and Will
Cronyn and Jim Mayor Of the
University Of Maryland.
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Koshure Indians
Dancing Here

The KoShare Indians from
Explorer Scout Troop 223O of
La Junta, Colo, are appearing
in Washington this week end
under the sponsorship of the
Brightwood Lions Club.
The dancers are presenting
shows at Uline Arena at 2::3O
and $3.50 pm. today and at
1870 and $50 pm. tomorrow.
Proceeds from the Washing
ton performances will be used in
the Lions Clubs charity work.
which includes helping to fl
nance the Eye Bank and Re-
search Foundation of Wash
ington.
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Gordon Polk, IS,
V-Movie Actor

LOS ANGELES, June II (AP)
Gordon Polk, 35,, television
and movie actor who was or
dained as a minister more than
a year ago, died yesterday after
surgery for a congenital heart
ailment.
He entered the hospital four
days ago after finishing a role
in TVS Have Gun-Will
Travel" series.
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Kroger Buys
Food Town
Store Chain

BALTIMORE, June II (AP).
Federal District Judge w.
Calvin Chestnut has signed an
order confirming the final sale
Of the Food Town, Washington
ID. c., area chain to the
kroger Co. of Cincinnati.
This means Kroger will soon
move into the Washington mar
ket for the first time. Kroger,
third largest grocery chain in
the Nation, operates 1,40O re-
tail food stores in an area most
ly north of the Ohio River and
east of the Mississippi.
In his order, Judge Chestnut
directed yesterday that $45,7
be allocated to the Federal
Government as its share of
taxes from Food Town.
The order stated that a set
tlement involving transfer of
assets will be made June 20.
The order was signed after
a hearing at which no objec-
ton to the proposed sale were
made. Technically, the court
order confirmed a reorganiza-
ton plan submitted by Food
Town trustees.
Kroger had offered 1,700, 900
as a sale price. Claims by
creditors were reported to
amount to $1,900,000.
A final decision on the re-
organization was held Up one
day so that a dispute over
leases of two Food Town stores
could be cleared up.
Judge Chesnut. in a brief
opinion April %, found that
Food Town was insolvent and
that its stock vas valuelesS. He
said the greatest value could
be realized by the sale Of the
property to Kroger.
Food Town creditors repre-
Senting two-thirds of the total
outstanding debt had to ap-
prove the Kroger offer before
the court could approve the
sale plan.
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Rebel Money Found
On Arrested Student

PARIS, June IL (AP).-The
French Interior Ministry an
nounced last night that a Paris
high school student has been
arrested with 81 million francs
($74,0 ,000) intended for the AL
gerian rebel national liberation
front (FLN. The students
name and age were withheld.
The announcement said the
student also had a sealed en-
velope with names of Algerians
working in France and police
officials to be killed.
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Potomac River Power Squad
ron.
He leaves his wife, Emily;
two sons. Robert F. of 14205
Marion drive, Rockville, and
George A. of Media, Penna.;
two sisters, Mrs. John Larsen
of Bethesda, and Mrs. Harry
Lewis of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be at l
pm. Monday at Humphreys
Funueral Home. 1857 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda.
Burial will be ir Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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J. Norris Robinson

PHILADELPHIA, June II
(AP).-J. Norris Robinson, who
was a band leader in the Della
ware National Guard until he
was 88, died yesterday at St.
Joseph's Hospital. He was 95.
Mr.. Robinson was graduated
from Pennsylvania Military
College, Chester, Pa, in 1894.
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Margaret Lower
Memorial Slated

A memorial service for Miss
Margaret Lower, co-founder of
the Gray Ladies, will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday in the
chapel at Walter Reed Hospital.
Miss Lower, who died June 2
at New Harbor, Me, served on
the staff of the American Red
Cross at Walter Reed Hospital
for 26 years until her retire
ment in 1914. In 1918 she
helped found the volunteer Red
Cross Gray Ladies Service at
Walter Reed.
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Anurtlinu

KAPLAN. BESSIE. There will be an
unveiling Of a monument to the
memory of BESSIE KAPLAN on
Sunday. June IL, 1850. at IL noon,
at the Ohev Sholom -TAlmud Torah
Cemetery, 18th St and Alabama
ave. sc. Friends and family in
vited. IL
KAPLAN, LEAH. There will be an
unveiling to the memory of LEAH
KAPLAN on Sunday, June 10, 1850,
At pm; at the ohey sholom-
sc. Relatives and friends Invited.
I1,12,1S,I9
POLITE, JACK. There will be an
unveiling to the memory of JACK
POLITE on Sunday, June IL. 1850,
at 80 pm. at the Adas Israel
Cemetery, l4th ST. and Alabama ave.
Sc Relatives and friends invited.
HELEN POLITE AND CHILDREN
5,1l,l2
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DpathH

MCLEAN. MARVIN aIN1ns, M. ., o4Ssr, Saaa.,: and ns
NM Chapter. No. IL, o. z. s..
NQ will assemble at the S. H.
&26&. Hines Co, Funeral Home,
290l l4th ST.. NV, on
W Sunday, June 12, 1860. at
pm. for the purpose Of
conducting services for our late
IRENE W. FISHER,
Worthy Matron.
GERTRUDE W. GOOD, Secy. IL
PIERsoN, LILLE S. On Thursday
June Q, 1860. LILLE S. PIERSON
OF 1907 18th .B. St; NV. .s beloved
and aunt Of James L. Hunt. Also
surviving are other relatives and
friends; After pm; Sunday
June 12, friends are invited to
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
pm pm Monday. Mon sy; JMi June IS. from the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church. NJ
St. between 18th and 18th SITS. NV.
at | pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
PoNDExTER. NEWTON L. On Fri
beths Hospital. NEWTON L. PoiN-
DEXTER. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by Dovie G. Brooks
REID. ESToN LEE. On Thursday,
June 9; 1850. EsToN LEE RE1D:
fTSHo Ternon re Red Arlington. SiP iaSnet va 1i
Warren F. Reid, Vienna. Va; Adrain
Trout, Mclean, Va. Nettie viTts,
Vienna, Va: Audrey Wilcox. Airing
Va. He also is survived BY seven
grandchildren and seven great
Grandchildren. Friends may cali at
the Money & King Funeral Home,
where Services will be held Sunday,
June u, at 2:30 pm Interment
Flint Hill Cemetery. oakton. Va. IL
ROTH, MARIE. Suddenly, on Friday,
June TO-. 1860, at her residence.
1885 35th ST. Sc, MARIE ROTH,
beloved mother OF Mrs. Theresa
Sawyer and Theodore. Roth. Fu-
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
sc. parking facilities), on Monday,
June 13, at IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
SATTLER. MAUDE NJ. On Friday,
June 10. 1860, MAuDE M. SAT-
TIER. beloved mother of Eva M
Galbraith. L. D. Galbraith of Port
land, oTeg.; r; l.; G L. and H. R
neral services at the Walter W.
Deal Funeral Home, 4s12 Georgia
ave. NV on Sunday, June IL.
at 2:30 pm. Interment Russell.
Iowa IL
SCHOFIELD, GALEkA. On Saturday,
June 10, 1860. at the washington
Hospital Center. GAI.ENA SCHO-
sihosld @ WS mSthsr u sff Herbert ss tSas 6esnsn
of WashinRton, D. c.. and Mrs.
Harrietr D. Lang of Wynnewood,
Pa; brother of Mrs. William E.
Underwood Of Dundalk, Nd. Friends
may call at Gswler,s Chapel, 1875
be held on Sunday. June -, at 8
omit flowers. II
SILBERG, GoLDIE. On Friday, June
10, 1860, GoLDIE sILBERG, be-
loved wife of Manuel Silberg OF
1921 Georgia. ave, NV. Washing.
ton, D. c., devoted daughter Of
mSn mSe sar hRd '6f O Msfhs sf mouS PsGns
Of Baltimore. Md. Services at the
Sol Levinson g. Bros. Funeral Home,
60l0 Reisterstown -rd., Baltimore,
Md. on Sunday, June IL, at .
R% moarnnP Pesfe ss 5Cso cS' chafsToVs TTeTs .ve
Baltimore, Md. 12
at VA Hospital, Bay Pines, Fla,
nephew of Malcolm Pollock and
cousin Of Mrs. Helen Petit, Julian
NJ. and Henry A. Smith. Remains
at Chambers Funeral Home, 3072
NJ ST. NV, until Monday, June l3,
at 1890 pm. Services at Fort
Myer Chapel. Fort Myer. Va. at .
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
SIMS, ROBERT F. Members OF the
AMEA National Honor Guard,
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
5SS are hereby notified of the
y death OF ROBERT F.
SIMS. VFW member of
on.Gillet Post M
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CEMETERY LOTS

ATTORNEYS SALE-Crypt II, Gar
den Of Meditation. block II: Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Box 3S6-C. Star
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY lot, 4
sites; reasonable. LU. 27269 IL
CEMETERY LOTS sites, desirab >
section, reasonable; owner veteran.
NO. 1850.
FORT LINCOLN-I lot. . gravesites,
Garden of the Apostles; very reas
EV. 4-6S97. II
FORT LINCOLN MAUSoLEUM-2
companion crvpts, 1st floor; window
side; the price is right and terms
are avail Phone W. j M1LEHAM,
Ell. S-0l35 II
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatnriul

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81 and Mass Ave NE. Ii. $4,000
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BRISCOE, AMELIA. On Friday, June
AMELIA BRiscoE Of 5S4 Kenyon
st. NV, devoted sister Of Mrs
Virsie Stewart, Mrs. Clara Wood
Miss Cora Briscoe, Lallie Brlscoe
and Jack BTiScoe. Three nieces,
Mrs. Isabelle Griner, Miss Cath
crime Wood and Mrs Aline Wash
ington, and other relatives and
many friends also survive Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
the Robert G. Mason Funeral Home
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June o, 1860, WILLIAM B. FOLEY
of 30l4 Park place NV. devoted
husband of Juanita Foley and
brother of Z. C. Foley. ir.. OF At
lanta, Ga. and Isaac D. Foley Of
Cleveland, Ohio. He also is sur
vived by nephew, George T. Foley
of Washington, D. c.; niece,
Bezerline Meggerson of Los Angeles,
Calf, and a host OF other relatives
and friends. After . pm. Sunday,
June IL. friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral on Mon
day, June l3. at IL am, from the
Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church, 18th
and M SITS. NV. IL
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during President Wilson's ad-
ministration.
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June 10, 1860, at her residence,
va. PEARL BERNIcE CREEL, the
wife Of Irving NICK Creel, daughter
of Mrs. Maude Mullikin and sister
Earl r.. Norman E and Marion T.
Mullikin and Mrs Sarah Stancliff.
Friends may call at the Demainc
Memorial Chapel. $50 South Wash
ington St. Alexandria, Va, where
services will be held on Monday,
June 10, at 2 pm. interment
Mount Comfort Cemetery. 12
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BRoUNER, GRACE L. on Thursday.

June 8, 1860, GRACE L. BKOUNER
of 1888 4th St NV, wife of Albert
Brouner, mother Of Harry Evans.
She also is survived by three sis
ters, five brothers, three srand-
children, a devoted friend. Otto
Jordan, and other relatives and
friends After 4 pm. Monday, June
13. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave; NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday. June IA. at
pm. Interment National Harmony
Memorial Park Ii
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KING, RIGHT REV. MsGR. JAMES
G, RIGHT REV. MSGR. JAMES F.
4 ! Nam ahnrs nE LlntI.n. Dasa..

HAH.NUi NIUIII NV. WoUhs JhNIES r {.
An Members Of Father Rosen-
ka44M steel Council, No. 2l6g,
AAsSsA Knights of Columbus. are
~L notified of the death of
A%&A=,T Brother MSGR. JAMES F.
wv KING, and are requested
~ to meet at Our Lady Of
Sorrows Church, 1905 Larch ave,
Takoma Park, Nd. on Sunday,
June l.. 1860 at pm, for the
recitation Of the rosary.
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June. 10. 1860, at his residence, so
North Vermont St. Arlington, Va,
WALTER A. KIDWELL, husband OF
the late Ethel NJ. Kidwell. father
of Lester R., Walter Leith and. How
ard W Kidwell. He also is sur
vived by eight grandchildren and
one great-grandson. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
wilson blyd;; ArlinEton, Va. after
funeral services will be held on
Monday, June 13. at pm. Inter
ment Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Va.
10
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On Friday, June 10, 1860, at the
George WASHINGTON University Hos
pital. ROBERT E. CROCE, Jr., aged
II. of 5529 Surrey St. Chevy
Chase. Md. beloved son of Robert
E. and Mildred G. Croce, brother
of Janice Lee Croce and grandson
of Robert and Bessie Croce and
Mrs Violet L. and the late William
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass ave. ne, where services Will
be held on Monday. June 10. at
2:30 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IL
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2 oRH1A SfS CLARKE Il RG''OF' 81 1saH aHSpi!ai isth
st. NV, beloved wife OF the late
Garfield Clarke. mother of David
A Clarke OF Washington. D. c.,
and sister Of Mrs. Julian F. Round
tree of Silver Spring. Md; Mrs
Frank Z. Baylis Of Washington,
D. c.; Mrs Conway Russell of
Arlington, Va; Noah L. Carroll Of
Boyce. Va, and Thomas F. Carroll
of Washington. D. C. Services at
ssoi @ " i4th q htS st nv NV HfS on sunday, nTmy,
June II, at 1880 pm. (parking
facilitieS). Interment Green Hill
CannntnrN RnrrNrilln Va
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day. June 10, 1860. at Doctors
Hospital, RITA KNoPP FLETCHER
Of 6204 18th rd north, Arlington,
Va, beloved wife of Courtney
Fletcher, mother of Mrs. Betty F.
Mills of New orleans. grandmother
of Carol Mills and sister of Leonard
W. Knopp OF Harrisonburg, Va
Friends may call at the S. H Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290l l4th St
NV, after 12 noon sunday, June
IL. Notice OF funeral later.
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Dfatha

BARNES IRSs 10 LILLIAN aad f,rAn Fl On nRSSys FEiSay
Of 6@3 Columbia rd. NV. beloved
mother Of Roland z. and James
Z. Barnes. Mrs. Erma B. johnson
and Mrs. Elizabeth Harriday. Also
surviving are granddaughter, Miss
Erma 7. johnson; one sister, Mrs
Mary Melton: one cousin, Mrs. Sadie
Greene, and other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE.
Inc. 70
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A. R. SEELYES
List of Good GUYS

AAoV Va NAOSA ~ ~ y
/. Sandwich shop-Csrry Out
g,dsome Delie; Income ONE oggosed og
g small S2-S department store, inc.
$4,000 VI. Rent Sl25, long lease.
Air cond. Owner III must sell.
Ideal for man and wife. $1,000
incl. stock valued at approx.
100000, only $4,000 down. MI.
Sl.200 wk. quoted. Downtown loc.,
most all bot. business; low payroll,
rent $500. Price only S26,5OO,
down only s9,i5O. A. R. seelye,
DI. 1925.
e. Restaurant-Short order. Income
$1,000 wk. quoted Price $4,000.
down $1,000. A. r. Seelye. DI.
8. Snack Shop. Income $40 day
quoted, rent SIE5, long lease.
Price $4,000, incl. stock, down
$500. Machines bring III approx.
$40 mo. A. r, Seelye, Di. 7-S325
8. Restaurant-Beer. Income quoted
$3.50 day. good lease. Very sood
upper NV. loc. Mr., Kessler. LA.
6-1616 or Dl. 5-S325. go
A. r. seeiye, Di, 1875.
q. Suburban Rest. wiBeer. Seats
40. Income quoted $1,000 week;
asking $4,000 down. a. r, Seelye.
DI, 7-S325.
o. (2j Soft Ice Cream Drive-In.
good locs. A good time of year to
buy. A. r. Seelye, VI. 5-S32J.
10. Five and Dime Store, suburban
loc. Must sell. New blood should DO
very good here. $4,000 down. Mr..
Kessler, LA. 6-1656 or DI. 7-S325.
u: Restaurant Properly wl5 spts.
only S27 500, down $4,000, good
NV. loc. A. r. Seelye, d.. 7-S325.
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DESK SPACE
ll1Iln11al1MM1
FARMS
A BEAUTIFUL SMALL ESTATE o,

A BEAUTIFUL SMALL ESTATE of
q acres, formal garden, beaut
trees and shrubs. Large home for
gracious living, lst floor rooms
including bedrm. and bath Model
tiled kitchen. 2nd A., bedrms
and bath; 3rd a., pine paneled
Perfect in every detail and priced
at S29,500. 4es financing.
This and many other 3-bedrm
ramblers on over an acre of land
Model birch kitchen and tiled
bath. at Sl3,500. Many others,
all sizes and prices.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND co.
La Plata, Md. WEST 4-S432
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROX. 1000 SO. #, good ac-
cess, vic. l4th and Euclid NV:
SS5. ia. 9-2S03, Ii. 3-6372.
Choice Warehouses
~ 1000 So. #. Modern one-story
with loading dock, TT. siding, Of
fee, parking. Kenilworth ave. area.
Immediate possession.
(2J 1000 So. #. Modern one-Story
drive-in bldg. High ceiling. Near
South Capitol and NJ.
CD $500 or 11,000 SO. IT. Heavy
duty 2-level bldg. with 5000 ID.
elevator. Parking. Reasonable.
a. 1900 So. #. or multiplies up
to 10000 So. IT; New one-story
with loading dock: .; Parking. Ex-
(5l $4,000 So. #. New one-story
with loading dock, r.r. siding. Of
fice, parking. Kenilwortb ave. area.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1925 H st. NV. Ma. S-5500
BLDGS. and ware
houses. with and without sidings;
priced for minimum 5-yr. leases,
in units of 1900, 10000, 15,400,
23,10O. 10000 and $1,000 IT.:
new and modern construction, air
cond., ofcs., recessed docks; may be
altered for special requirements
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES, UN
4-S003 or see your broker
MIDTOWN SHOP, 1000 so. FT.
S125. 444 N ST. NV.
Rear overhead door; heavy elec.
Barry Co., ME. S-2025. WO. 6-7121
NEAR w. VA. AVE. AND NEW
YORK AVE. NE.-25,000 So. IT.
on one floor in flreproof bldg,
rental, 63c per 50. #; additional
$4,000 So, #. on roof for parking
approached by ramp included in
leasing dept, SHANNON L. LUCHS
CO., Realtors. 724 14th street
NV MA S-o24h
Evening star., 1960-05-08

HARDWARE, nearby Nd. suburb,
tremendous growth area: owner
Ls.b.. $23. 900. Box 1s0-T. Star.
HAVE MONEY, AMBITION AND
BUSINESS KNOW-HOWl II your
service business needs new LIE,
drop your name and address 70
Box 496-C. star.
IDEAL FOR WIDOW-college PIX,
Nd: beaut. home with excel in
come; $4,000 dn. DI. 7-6500.
IDEAL HOTEL OR NURSING HOME,
IL bedrms.: nr. Blue RIDGE, on
Ray 4. hSSsi cESNoN. oisOsei Realtor. as.' JG jil
4-3974.
ITALIAN : AMERICAN GROCERY
for sale beer and wine on-sals