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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28

oKlllller attended the dinner
and meeting of the Trustees
and Clerks Association at
cambridge Thursday even :
ing County candidates also at
tended and were each called
upon for a few words.
DR.. and Mrs. Max Weitzen-
hof entertained Sunday Mrs.
Lena Ringer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Ringer and two
children from Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bio
ON from Cleveland visited
their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Ineman one d lay
last week.
Mrs. Hugh Leggett and Ms
Lester Skinner attended the
annual meeting Of the Geau-
ga County TB and Health AS
Sociation at the Burton Con-
gregational church last week
Tuesday evening.
Ledgemont Board of Edu-
cation has purchased a new
school bus and Lester Skin
ner is the driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sam
uelS and two little daughters
from Madison = On The Lake
have been spending a few
days with her mother. Mrs.
Nellie Peters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Peters and family
from Mentor HeadlandS visit
ed his mother Sunday.
The w. S. G. S. will meet
at Mrs. Milton Gray'S home
Thursday evening, April %,
at 8 pm.
The w. S. c. S. will hold a
bake sale at Hoffman's store
on Friday, April 90 starting
at 10 am. There will be plen-
ty of home baked goods.
The P. F. C. meeting was
held in he school gym las
Tuesday evening, April 19 .
Mr.. Neff'S cub scouts gave a
very International skit a =
bout Ohio under the direction
Of Mrs. Neff and Mrs. Schl-
ey. Mr.. Derus from tn
Thompson Booster club invit-
ed Montville to join the Tho
mpSon club. Mr.. Bechtel, Su-
perintendent Of the Ledge =
mont district, gave a short
talk about the WhitehouSe
conference which will be held
at Kent, Ohio, in the near fu-
ture. Ruth Hemer, Robert
Wolford, Marie Phillips and
Mary Jane Rabatin were ap-
pointed by the president +,
Gladys Leggett, as nominat-
ing committee for next years
officers.
The 5th and 9Th grades, ac-
companied by their teachers
Mrs. Cash and Mr.. BolnoW
and their vocal teacher, Mrs
Black attended the last of q
series of childrens concerts
at severance hall in Cleve
land last Thursday. Follow,
ing the concert they ate theil
lunch in Wade Park and ther
visited the art museum. Mrs
Lillian Leggett was the driv'
er of the bus.
Mrs. Joseph Srp and Mrs
Lester Skinner attended g
tri county meeting of the
Ladies Democratic club il
PaineSville Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Trask
Mrs. Cash, Mrs. Miller, Mrs
Hemer, Mr.. Bolnow and Mr.
Wolford all teachers of the
Montville school attended tht
Geauga County Teachers ba
nquet at Burton Thursday
evening.
Barbara Riha and Carl Bur
ger represented Montville 81
school at the Press Spelling
Contest held at Claridon OF
, Thursday, April 81.
Mrs. Jean Beardsley, Mrs
Ruth Hemer, Mrs. G a S h ,
Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mr.. Lig
gett and Mr.. Bolnow f r o n
Montville school attended tht
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
Have Xou Met

Robert and Vivian Schae-
fer, 1876 Wellswood, CheS-
terland? Robert Schaefer
who is a supervisor at All
State Insurance company
in Cleveland has a brother
Kenneth Schaefer living at
'179 Wellswood, Chesterland
Robert and Vivian Schaef-
er have two sons, Bob, II;
and Gary, 6.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28

Queen Maggie Daniels is wearing green and white
cotton sateen shirtwaist dress from Bostwicks The
dress, by Lamp comes in sizes 10 to 20, and is
priced at 1898. The skirt is given soft fullness
by the bouffan petticoat by Lorraine. 1t is made of
a soft opaque nyon for flowing, rather than stiff
effect and has two tiers, making it really two pet
ticoats for one The petticoat comes in black or
white and is 598 Come and see BostWicks collec-
ton of skirts bouses, dresses lingerie Shoes hats,
gloves-everything fit for queen.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
What is MetreCal?

Metrecal, when properly used, is an effective
weight control agent. 1t is not panacea
MetrecaI is complete food in powder form
which is mixed with water to make beverage
meals. 1t is designed to provide low caorie diet
which contains all basic nutrients required by a
person on reducing program. MetrecaI contains
no drugs.
MetreCal can be used as the total diet for the
period required to achieve the weight loss which
is best for the individual Thereafter, it can be
used indefinitely for one or two meals dav, or
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In September of 1859, new product Metrecal
WAS introduced to the medical profession by
Mead Johnson & Company. 1t was developed to
provide physicians with new technique for use
in judiCious weight reduction of overweight
patients.
We wish to stress the importance of the physi-
clan in problems of weight loss and control This
is particularly the case for individuals who are
tremendously overweight, patients with disease
of the kidneys and patients with various forms of
heart and blood vessel disease.
In view of the broad public and medical inter
est in weight control, many persons have learned
of Metrecal by word-of-mouth hence this factual
statement.
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Most patients in the studies report little if any,
hunger. Many report that they feel better than
before. Almost all find it relatively easy to con-
tinue on MetreCal
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What is in MetreCal?

One-half pound of Metrecal powder "a frequent
ly specified days supply provides 900 calores or
energy units, 20 grams protein lIO grams car
bohydrae, 20 grams fat and all essential vitamins
and minerals in quantities that meet or exceed
minimum daily requirements established by the
Food and Drug Administration MetrecaI is avail
able in all drugstores.
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THIS statement has been reUiewed by the Department
Of advertising EUaiuaton Of the american Medical
association and has been accepted for publication in
the Journal Of the american MedicaI dissertation.
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How to undertake
a reducing program

Your physician is the best source of counsel and
guidance in problems of weight loss and control.
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Medical evidence of effectiveness

cal supervision, have shown an average weight
loss by Merecal users of approximately onehaIf
pound per day for periods up to six weeks Some
lose even more
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as the total diet on selected days to maintain de-
sired weight.
In other words, the concept is measured cao
rieS according to the needs of the individual
What does Metrecal do?
Overweight persons are able to lose weight on
properly devised Metrecal program simply be-
cause they take in fewer calories than are required
to maintain weight. In this manner they lose
weight naturally, without resorting to fad diets,
complex schedules or artificial appetite depres-
SAINTS. And Metrecal users are remarkably free
from hunger-the appetite is satisfied normally
Evening star., 1960-07-10

SeOeral months ago, 1letrecal was introduced to
manufacturers Of natntional and pharmaceutical
product by Word-of-moutb. To emphasize the rol
to broOide accurate information on Netrecal, 1ea
Evening star., 1960-05-05

maned," 'hosted" and "fi-
nalized."- Mrs. Edward Smid-
utz, Fort Clinton, Ohio.
Answer: Those magazines
and newspapers you have been
reading seem to very much
under the influence Of Madison
Avenue. for each of the verb
you cite is a part of the cur
rent slang of the advertising
gentry. When a conference of
admen assemblies, the purpose
is often to "cross-pollinate"-
meaning to exchange ideas
which may or may not event.
ually be "finalized." The meet
ing would be "chairmanned" by
the head of the Plans Board
and. if successful, he might
host" a cocktail party.
None of these usages are jac-
ceptable outside the parochial
limits of Ad Alley-with the
possible exception of "finalize"
which has been used by Presi-
dent Eisenhower and thus has
acquired a certain aroma of
sanctity.
It's true that verbs are often
derived from nouns but, lin
guistically speaking, this is a
long. slow process. The exam
pies you give have only their
novelty to recommend them.
Until they have the sanction
of authorities far better quail
fed than those resident on
Madison Avenue, you would
do well to avoid them.
Question: Is there a specific
Evening star., 1960-05-05

name for the process Of taking
the first letters of each of the
words in a title to from a word
or pronounceable group OF
letters which represents the
original title? One such word
is NATO for North Atlantic
Treaty Organization. u. l.
Livingston, Alexandria, Va.
Answer: Yes: Such words
are called "acronyms" from the
Greek "akros" (tip or end) ano
"onyma" (name). One of the
earliest known acronyrns is the
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
GIL THoRP
MUTT AND JEFF
BAT MASTERSoN
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: Recently I read an
article in which the word
"cross-pollinize" was used.
thought the suffix was wrong
until a check of Webster's
dictionary showed it to be good
usage. Now I am prompted to
inquire about other verb forms
for which I can find no
authority. Please advise if the
following words which keep
popping up in magazines and
newspapers are correct: chair
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WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
PA LIN ODY

P A LIN ODY
meaning "a retraction." Aver
age mark, 81 words; time limit,
35 minutes.
Rules of the game: l. Words must he
OF iour or more letters. .. Words which
SECURE four letters by the addition oi
s, such as baths" cats" are moi
uSed. 3. Only one form OF a word Is
useo' & PROPER names are not used
Answer to GAZETTEER
gaze, gazette, safe, scar, getter, craze
uate, sreat, greet, ager. agree. eater
eager, eEret,. tare, targe, target. tart
{ss. fsstsF' tear tree treat Yret' rate. ra1s
Evening star., 1960-05-05
BY Leonard Storr

World War I coinage "Anzac"
australian and New ealand
Army Corps.)
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DAV1D GIIbENI,
@ Snr
WAREHOUSES for RENT

APPROX. 1000 su. it., good ac-
cess, vic. 14th and Euclid NV:
S85. ia. 9-2S03, Ii. 3-6372.
AT 10 NJ ST. N.E.-5,OOO so, II,
with 2 Offices and lavatories, High
ceiling and large overhead door
for trailer in rear, II. 6-1100.
INDUSTRIAL BLDGS. and ware.
houses, with and without sidings;
priced for minimum 5-yr. leases
in units Of 7,700, 10000. 15,400
23,100. 10000 and $1,000 IT,.
new and modern construction. air.
cond., ofcs., recessed docks; may be
altered for special requirements,
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES. UN
4-SO03 or see your broker
KENTLwORTH INTERCHANGE
1. 1000 50. it., 2 washroorns,
ONCE, railroad siding, truck dock,
paved parking area.
2. $500 So. It. railroad siding,
loading dock, parking area.
3. 10000 Sc. It. railroad siding,
covered loading dock, parking
area, will divide.
A. N. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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Motel Sales and Service

We have well-located motels in
Nd, Va. and n. C., which afford
20-30es cash returns on invest
ment, after all expenses and
amortization. Please contact Joe
Z. 0i,assS MENsH Ao'e & CO. eei ISIS ISIt Eye q.
NV, Ma. s-6440, WA. 7-76l9.
NEWSsTAND-Establ. over 25 yrs.
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Service Station-Garage

OeTVIC6 OJdGIOu-GdId aye
Small business located in one Of
Vas oldest resort towns offers
good opportunity to mechanic or
body man. Real estate consists OF
lot approximately 100x150 with
attractive masonry building 40x6O,
garage has 8 bays, lift, once
display area, 2 rest rooms, prop
erty now used as Essc Service
Center. Officiai state inspection
station, oficial AAA service, used
car sales. VIII sell with or with
out stock and equipment. Real
estate $4,000, stock and equip
ment at or below cost. Owner
PO Box IL Colonial Beach. Va.
SERVICE STATION for lease, /
bay, 3 pump station, located on
Ga. ave. NV. Enjoying good gal
lonage and reputation. ] am look
ing for one man who is COM
bination mechanic and merchan-
diser. The station is very well
stocked with merchandise, and
will take $4,000 TO take over this
going business. Ideal for q man
to start in business and graduate
to larger location. For appt. call
Mr.. KOTULEK, ia. 9-S500.
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RAY W. WARRICK. BROKER
'oZet, Va. Tel. 3701
FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS
150-ACRE DAIRY FARM-9-rn.
house, 1l2-baths, 44-tie barn:
good land: S3t 200.
144-ACRE DAIRY FARM - e-rm.
hse bath; 36-tie barn: grand
view: S36. 900, $4,000 down.
171-ACRE DAIRY, mr.. Frederick
9-rm. hse., bath; 40-cow barn:
large bank barn; etc Terms
126-ACRE DAIRY-STOCK FARM
Borders large trout stream: good
6-rm. brick hse: bath: fireplace:
: silos; S34 900.
l15-ACRE BEEF FARM - Good
barn and outbldgs; 7-rm. hse.;
center hall, open stairway: water;
shade; S2l 800 for quick sale. All
these farms in Frederick County.
Call r. L. ZENTZ. Broker. Taney-
town, MARYLAND, Plymouth 6-530I
/ 81 acres on Rt. 424,
1-mi. North Of Davidsonville de
luxe brk rambler. 3-bedrm., q
bath. full cellar and bomb shell
ter with Gear garage. Priced in
the 20s. LOUIS II. HALL, REAL
TOR, Dsvidsonville, Nd. CO. 7~
1922
(Continued or Next Psgel
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FORMER ACME STORE on Ga
ave. adj. Peoples DRUG and Kresge.
ogst5eet psrkinS 6grsys sys voI5 G19t1p: ,P:
grocery tenant. Avail. July l. Call
Mr.. Holland, Il. g. SMITHY CO.,
S11 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000
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Call RA. 6-2011. and find out how
easy 1t is to share in this revolu-
tionary 2-in-1 business!
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SHELL

SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale; fully
equipped; Inquire within 5133 Lee
hwy. Arl.. Va.
SMALL GROCERY, gasoline, res.
taurant, 3-bedroom home with
living room, fireplace, bath. and
oil heat. Now vacant. Highway
No. ell. Reasonable. LUTHER B
STUART, Broker, Amissville, Va.
SNACK BAR-Fully equipped IN
new Medical Center in Annandale
Va, Rte. 236. Will sublet or you
may manage and work on salary
plus commission. Excellent op.
portunity Write giving full par.
ticulars. Box 275-D Star.
SNACK BAR, sundries store; South
ern Shore, Md: doing good bus.
legal machines; must sell, illness
Terms. Write KAUFMAN VARI-
ETY., Solomons' Md. (opposite
naval basel.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
|BAKERY-Completely new. modern
equipment: new masonry build
ing, main highway location:
beautiful salesroom, separate
fountain and ice cream bar par
PLUMBING SUBMISSIVE ma
sonry shop and salesroom: new
4-bedrm. home, IN baths, base
ment, hot-water heat: main high
way location: 3M acres land:
sale includes real estate and
equipment, splendid opportunity
for plumber wanting his own
business: present business about
pSeKs9E ssSi9SS a GooDs ges5i sroRE-w.ll
hliehaH GEn mn
BAR AND REsTGURANT@Aii new
fixtures and equip. Tavern and
lunch rm,, separate main dining
rm. and cocktail lounge: lower
level colored bar. owners living
quarters. All completely air con-
ditioned: on courthouse square in
county seat: established business:
S1eUMGNs neToiaf nsbipe" "ats5fr4eF-so e6artef-sSo
rentals, etc. Large modern home,
commercial frontage on Patux-
ent River and Back Greek, private
pier, 4S-ft. fishing cruiser: a nice
home and business: liberal flnanc-
COUNTRY STORE CORNER -
With masonry self-service store.
Fully equipped. doing excellent
business. Filling station new
nice home; IL acres. Corner for
future DEVELOPMENT.
WATERFRONT SNACK BAR -
Launching ramp, river pier, 13
rental boats, 2 cottages: estab-
FEED BUsINEss-Franchise for
nationally known feeds. Main
highway location: mod. 3-bedrm.
home, feed store, grinding mill,
hatchery. drilled well. full modern
equipment: large tractor-trailer
delivery trucks. Old established
RESTAURANT AND BAR - In
thriving Southern Maryland city:
all liquor licenses: legal slots
seats $50. Gross sales, S165, 900.
Beautifully furn. and equipped
mark: 40, rooms. bar, restaurant:
all furnished and equipped: liauor
and beer license. Legal slots. Pier
on deep-water harbor
BODY SHOP GARAGE FILLING
STATION - .40xs0 block bldg,
fully equipped. 3-bay gas sta
ton; main hishway location,
PAcKAoE GOODS STORE AND
SNACK BAR - High-potential
main highway corner. New brick
store and show-place home: legal
slot machines: excellent income
and inventory in county.
]. B. WATERS 81 ASSOC.
Prince Frederick, Nd,
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Continued on Next PsgeD
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(cONTINUEpl

DOWNT0WN-Approx. 10000 50
It. of heated warehouse space
a. all. July Is. Short lease accept
able. HE. 4-7227
KENsINGTON-Two 5000 So It
or one 10000 50. IT. indust IL
warehouses now under eonstruc-
ton: partition once to suit youI
need: plenty Of car and truck
parking, 81 sW. #. rental. good
lease. For further details and an.
pOintment TO see, call Mr.. COOK
Wkdays, JU. $4,000. MONTG.
REALTY CO, INC.
NEAR w. va. AVE. AND NEW
YORK AVE. N.E.-25,OO6 50. #
on one floor in fireprooi bldg
Rental, 63c per So. #. Additiona
$4,000 50. It. on roof for parking
approached by ramp included IL
rent. Consult Mr.. r. NJ. Taylor
Leasing Department, SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 724 l4th
street NV Ma S-2346
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FUR SALE-GOING DRUGSTORE
TENTLALS. STOCK AND FIX
TURES ONLY $4,000. Answer,
Washington, D. c., Box 97-D, Star.
FOR SALE-Newly opened auto
matte coin operated laundry in
good Va. neighborhood, for cost of
installation and down payment on
equipment. Reason, owner has
insufficient capital to operate this
and another business. Box 204-D,
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

CHESAPEAKE BAY BOAT HARBOR
-3O-acre harbor and commercial
beach. restaurant, z cottages, bath
house, picnic tables, 1000 feet OF
bay beach; only about 35 miles
from the District Of Columbia:
area all fenced; an old, successful
family business for many years:
beer licenses, legal slot machines.
An extraordinary opportunity for
invester experienced In this type
OF commercial operation. The har-
Dor. long bay pier and magnif1eent
beach have made this one OF the
best-knovn resorts in the Southern
Maryland area. Very reasonably
priced, with liberal financing.
]. B, WATERS & ASSOC.
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Az 9TH st. N.W. MA. s-9375
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, with {
apts.; good location. good bust.
ness. Only mi. from Washing.
ton. OWNER has other interest
Will sacrifice for quick sale. Cal
Colonial 3-375S after $3.50 pm.
AnnannliS Md
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
ARLINGTON, VA

AhL1NGION, VA.
"a $500 50. it.. 1 story,
ample parking with ground
space of over 10000 So. #.
for expansion. Present con-
struction permits 2nd floor
addition; excel. offlceS.
(2) $500 SO. #. 1Ea-yr. -old
air-cond. Offices: oh. doors
front and rear: ample park
ing: 1S-ft. ceiling. Both
have r.r. siding avail: are
Zoned indus. REAS. PRICED,
Close to SHIRLEY HWY. in
SHIRLINGTON AREA and
are easily access. Consult
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BETHESDA = Suitable for barbei
shop. beauty shop. foreign ca
display or print shop, FRANK L
HEWITT CO., JU. $4,000.
CHOICE NEW STORES now avail
able in heart of Glenmont shop.
ping center: from S175, includ.
ing heat and air conditioning.
to / parking. Call LO. $4,000
H.. GLENN GARvIN: ewes. OIL
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Self Service Market

Dell 0cENlCc MdLhSb
Owner quotes over $4,000 wkly;
5Ia-dav week. Living atrs. Priced
very low at S13,500 complete
with over $4,000 stock; owner oal ili
EYES. H and Sun, SHEA cHAsEN
RA. 6-543S.
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FURNITURE - Outstanding loca-
ton; corner store, Silver Spring
area; approx. 5000 SO. #. first
floor plus 5000 So. #. in bsmt. for
selling purposes. Rental 1888 mo.
Long lease, immediate possession.
736 18th ST, between G and H
sts.-Attractive store, 14'x60', fin-
ished bsmt. Only S400 mo.
CSnsrlt on MsS9,- Mr. Young Leasing s,I IDepty;'
Realtors, 724 14th street NV,
MA R-2345
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(coNTlNUEpl
AIR CONDITIONED
0000 SOTTAPE FEET

LIST FL. CORNER LOCATION
Centrally located: all open space;
VIII partition to suit tenant For
further details, call Miss Sack, DI.
T-4aOq
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNpTcATEs
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Package I,innnr-NW.

SSN
Partners quote S175,0OO annually
Good gross profit Busy thorough-
fare good operator should easily
net $4,000 annually. 100000
down may handle.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

OFFICE RM.. downtown-100 to
$50 50. It. State rent, location and
area. Reply to Box 60-A, Star.
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GROW
with the
BUILDING INDUSTRY

- - = 1-4~ @ANNA &&N@ ~ ~ u ~ \
Franchise now available
for new patent-protected
process used in building
and remodeling. Greatly
expanding market. Process
has received wide trade
and consumer acceptance.
Excellent opportunity = to
earn above average return
on an investment Of $5-
900. No previous expert
ence required. All neces-
sary equipment and train
ing provided. Our repre-
sentative will arrange for
a personal interview.
PROTECTED TERRITORY!
Write
BOX S91-D, STAR
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CHOTCE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
BETHESDA Brand-new store,
30x100 IT., in successful 1S-store
shopping center for furniture, ap-
plianceS or sporting goods.
Sc. SHOPPIN GCENTER, with 10
stores 30x70 TT. plus storage,
suitable for children's wear, ju-
venile furniture, TV appliances.
etc.
ALEXANDRIA. 5ox1s0 FIT. with
large private parking lot. Suit
able for furniture, appliances,
discount, etc
ARLINGTON corner, modern. at
tractive store on main highway
opposite Hecht-Parkington shop
ping center. Approx. 55x134 IT.
with half basement. Private paved
parking lot.
Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor. Leasing
Dept, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 724 14th st. NV. Ma
S.2345.
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CONN. AVE, mr.. Shoreham and
Sheraton Hotels-Approx. 1000
So. fl: suit. once; long lease.
WO. 6-3s16.
DRUG STORE: new bldg Doctor
Dentist suites and ind. Offices
Write Professional bldg. Acco-
keek, Md.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Large air-cond. store on Conn
ave. with balcony and full base
ment. Suitable for any business
or ofsce. LEO M. BERNSTEIN &,
CO., Agent, DE. 2-S4S4.
FALLS CHURCH, between 2 super
markets, next to 201 s. Wash ST.,
parking, S15O mo. JU. 7-s432.
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FOR RENT
JR. DEPT. STORE

Established business 4s years in
same location. Approx. SO miles
from Washington. Excellent op-
port. for discount house or low
20 medium promotion store. Two
Priced right. Box 497-D, Star
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Busy trafic thoroughfare. Owners
quote over S1,S00 wkly. Nicely
equipped, seats 80. Always known
as good moneymaker. Partners
should net at least $4,000 each.
Low down payment to respon-
sible people. Exclusive.
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GROCERY STORE
FnP CATE

FOR SALE
1Q0l 8. c. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-9754
GROCERY-D Va, $500 wk..
close Sun. C2) Bethesda, over ST.
600 Wk. GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500.
GROCERY, NV; bargain at ST.
600, incl. stock. apt. above, owners
retiring, must sell MA. S-455O.
GROCERY STORE EQUIPMENT,
fixtures and stock for immed
sale incl. meat case, motor, com
preSsor, walk-in box, frozen food
cabinet. soda case, counter. .
scales, slicer, chopping blk, cash
register, gondola, shelving. etc.
GONE to No. % 8 st. ne, Ii.
Evening star., 1960-07-26

guey Province have released
the American general manager
of El Indio cattle ranch after
holding him more than 30
hours, the United States was
informed yesterday. He is Neil
Alderman, from Odessa, Tex.
Mr.. Alderman was seized by
military authorities on a charge
of having made remarks against
Prime Minister Fidel Castro's
regime. He notified the En-
bassy after his release that the
Cuban civil court in which he
appeared ruled the incident
was the result of a miSunder-
standing.
The ranch which Mr.. Ander-
man manages is a subsidiary of
the American-owned Sugar Co.
At one time it had $1,000 acres
of land and $4,000 cattle. The
bulk Of the property was seized
last November by the Institute
for Agrarian Reform.