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Evening star., 1961-05-31
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING BIASED on 100

HeA1AsASN4N AAHNOS
tBssed on 10 100 or more a St
troit, .340; Piersail. Cleveland, .S37
Romano, Cleveland. 1886.
Colavito. Detroit, SO; Wood
Kaline, and Cash, Detroit. and
RUNS BATTED IN-Gentile, Baltimore
46; Cash, Detroit. q; BoEos and
HITs-B: Robinson, Baltimore, and
Piersall. Cleveland 81. Temple
Cleveland, 80; Sievers, Chicago, anc
Wood, Detroit. 81.
DOUBLES-Power. Cleveland, 16: Ro-
Baltimore, l3; Francona, Cleveland
and Green. Minnesota, IL.
TRIPLES-Wood, Detroit. B.; Sievers
Chicago, and Kaline. Detroit, A
Lands, Chicago. Piersall, Cleveland
and Woodling and Keough. Washing-
HOME RUNs-Gentile, Baltimore, and
Mantle, New York. l3; Colavito, De.
troit, and Killebrew, Minnesota. IL;
Averill. Los Angeles, and Maris, New
sroIEN 9TEki Ii lBAsEs-Aparicio. Chicago
SALES, Minnesota. IL; Wood. Detroit
g.; Lands, Chicago, 6.
PITCHING Biased on 3 or more de.
cisions) - Grant. Cleveland. anc
Mossi Detroit, so, 1000; Latman
Cleveland, and Kutyna. Washington
80. 1000; Brown and Wilhelm
Baltimore. and Regan, Detroit, 5-1
1888.
STRIKEoUTs - Ramos and Pascual
Minnesota, 81: Bell, Cleveland, 55
Barber, Baltimore. 54: Ford, New
York, SO.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING (based on 100 or more al
bats)-Moon, Los Angeles, 1896
Aaron, Milwaukee, .346; Gonzalez
Philadelphia. .336: Hoax, Pitts.
burgh, .331; Mathews, Milwaukee
RUNS - Mays. San Francisco, "a
Boiling. Milwaukee, 80; Wills, Lot
Angeles, 81; Boyer, st. Louis, 80
Mathews, Milwaukee, 2S.
RUNS BATTED IN-Aaron, Milwaukee
80; Cepeda. San Francisco, 80; Rob
inson. Cincinnati. 80: Clemente
pittsburgh, and Mays, San Francisco
HITS - Wills, Los Angeles. SO; T
Davis, Los Angeles, SO: Aaron, Nil.
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Freddie Stark Dies;
Managed ApostoIi

SAN FRANCISCO, May 81
(AP).-Freddie Stark, 81, one
time manager of then
Middleweight Champion Fred
Apostoh, died yesterday Of q
heart attack in st. Francis
Hospital. He had entered the
hospital Monday after collaps-
ing at the San Francisco Elks
Club.
A native of New York, Stark
moved to San Francisco two
years ago. During World War
II, Stark served as a Marine,
setting up a boxing program on
Guadalcanal. Only three weeks
ago. Stark handled Roland La
Starza in q local bout.
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HBP-By WilIiams (Cunningham. WP-
Gibson z, williams. U-Pelekoudas, Dona-
tell, Conlan, Burkhart. T-2:26. A-ls, ,S9e.
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E-Coleman ca, Zimmerman. Po-A-
Cincinnati U.l3, San Francisco 17-s.
DP-Blasinsame. kasko and Coleman;
San Francisco ?.
2B- Coleman ca. HR-F. Alou. SB-
Mays (O. SF-Bell.
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Gets Yankee Bonus

BOSTON. May 81 (AP).-
The New York Yankees added
another bonus player to their
minor league system yesterday
by signing Billy Madden, 18-
catcher who just COM
pleted his freshman year at
Boston College. Madden re-
ceived a bonus of about $25, 900.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, England.-Johnny Cald-
well, 11794, England, outpointed Al
phonse Halimi, 1161a. France U5D Uor
European version Of world bantam
weight title).
Richardson. 1853, South Bar. Nova
Scotia. stopped ESkil Emerson, 1853,
Sweden (3).
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x-Pitched to one batter In 9TH.
WP- buffalo. B-OToole. U-Sudol,
Dascoli, Secory and VenzCn. T-3:l2.
A-A ,697.
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German, Steiner, Landes. T-2:ls. A
3o,sS2.
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a-Grounded out for Lillis in sth;
b-Grounded out for Smith in sth c.
Grounded out for Gibson in 9Th.
81. Louis .................,.. 900 700 7oo-3
Los Angeles ............... Goa 900 7lx-S
-E-Smith. PO-A-St. Louis 2A-lo, Los
Angeles 1-l2. DIP Roseboro and wills;
W. Davis and Hodges. LoB-St. Louis a.,
Los Angeles 7. 2B-Fairly, Gillian, W.
Davis. 3B-White. HR-Flood, Hodges.
SB-WillS
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CHICAGO

E-Groat. Po-A-Chicaso U.6, Pitts.
burgh 1.S. DP-Kindall, thinner and
BOuchee; MazeroSli, Groat and Nelson;
Groat, MaZeroski and Nelson; Clemente
and Burgess. LOB Chicago 4, Pittsburgh
9. 3B-Altman, Kindall. HR Zimmer,
Bouchee. SB-Ashbhrn, Santo. S-Card.
well.
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Second Game

HBP-By Ellsworth (SlIinner). U-Lan-
des, Smith, BoggesS, German, Steiner.
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(SecOnd Camel
CINCINNATI SAN FRA

I0taB - u IOEab y =
a-Walked for Marichal in Ah; b.
Grounded out for Robinson in Sth; c.
Grounded out for Miller in 9Th; d.
Walked for buffalo In 9TH; e-Popped
out for Amalfitano In 9th.
Cincinnati ................ OlG 900 I0o-S
San Francisco w ...... 7ol ool ooo-4
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900 900 SO q
nok 900 31X-MI
DODGERS, S; CARDS. 3

HBP-By Morehead Dalyrmple). U
Crawford, Barlick, Jackowski, Forman,
Yargo. T-2:3e. A-2eIo3.
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nati ~ San Francisco 27-6, DPNBres.
soud and McCovey; Freese and Blasing-
anne; Landrith and Pagan. LOB Cincin-
natl 8, San Francisco J. 2B-Zimmer-
man. Kasko. 3B- Blasingame, davenport.
HR- Pinson, Maloney, Freese, M. Alou,
Landrith, Hitler, Mays. SF-BeI.
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x-Faced 4 men in 9Th; y-Faced }
men in sth.
HBP-By buffalo Robinson). Balk -
Brosnan. U-Venzon, Sudol, Dascoli, Sc
cory. T-3:o6.
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CUBS, SO; PIRATES, 80
First Game
IN
CHICAGO
C0hlnucE II v
Totals uSIS Totals Is 3Ii
900 100 A0o-S
900 olo 7o0-3
) uaaL c..ilL Irina.Ii Cla

E-Hoak, Smith, Kindall, Clemente, Ber-
tell. PO-A-ChicagO U.l7, Pittsburgh 27-l5.
DIP Ellsworth, Kindall and Altman; San.
to, Zimmer and Altman; Zimmer, Kin
dali and Altman; Kindall, Bertell, Santo,
Kindall and thinner; Virdon and
Hoax; Bouchee, Kindall and Elston;
Groat, Mazerosi and Stuart. LOB-Chica-
Smith, Virdon. HR- Rodgers, Kindall.
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to a serious loss in man hours
on duty.
Senator Byrd said he was
impressed with officers argu-
ments that the clinic was a
kind Of insurance policy" an
incentive for joining the force
and a valuable personal service
No Follow Through In Cases
DR.. Reed said this personal
service would be interrupted in
the transfer because residents
and interns who come and &C
would be called to attend po-
lice and firemen. They are in
training, not veteran physicians
such as are clinic staff men,
bers, he noted. The men never
could be promised the same
doctor twice. There would be
no workable follow-through on
cases.
DR.. Finucane said there was
simply no space at District
General to examine or treat the
officers. The hospital is COM
posed almost entirely Of large
wards where police and firemen
would be treated along with all
other patients.
There are no programs at
District General for outpatient
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on the spot at all three, foul
and five alarm fires.
Doctors also examine Com
missionerS' appointees to the
Nations military academies
and testify frequently at Com
miSsioners' hearings on police
and fire issues.
DR.. Reed estimated that
clinic services would add one
third to the present District
General work load.
Eight-Fold Cost Increase
Costs Of the same service
could increase more than eight
fold at District General over
clinic costs, he warned. Overall
costs per patient at the hos
pital, figured on the basis OF
total work load, is approx
mately $50 compared to 81 at
the clinic, he pointed out.
Outpatient visits cost SIS per
patient at District General, he
noted. compared to $2.91 at
the clinic.
Frequently, patients wait for
hours to be examined at Dis
trict General and for weeks
to receive reports on X-rays,
both hospital and clinic ad-
ministratorS agree. For police
and firemen, this could amount
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separate room, assign doctors
and get the work done-that is
their Job as administrators"
District General has a staff
of 40 doctors, 100 residents, and
So internS. Mr.. Rabaut said he
could see mo logical reason
why these doctors could not
find time to meet medical needs
of police and firemen.
Service Still Free
Committeeman argue that
the morale blow expected from
the clinic loss would be initiated
by the fact medical services still
will be furnished free.
But the bulk of testimony
being prepared for the Byrd
hearings August Z is aimed at
proving that clinic services, If
they can be given at all at Dis
trict General, will be more cost
ly there.
TIL clinic work load is heavy.
All applicants for the force and
officers due for promotion or
retirement are examined. There
are more than 10000 urine,
blood and electrocardiagram
tests given annually.
Clinic physicians reported
last year 27,624 lab tests, TO-
TOT injections, 2,001 diathermy
treatments, $50 hydro-therapy
treatments, lat audiograms
and 827 electrocardiagrams.
511 Gases Treated
Some 500 applications for
medical care were screened and
treatments were given in 511
OF these cases.
In addition, clinic doctors
made $4,000 home calls and
performed 1856 minor opera
tions. There were 2,053 physical
examinations for. job appli-
cantS.
Medical officers have built
up a personal relationship with
members and commanding Of
ficers of the District, White
House and Park Police Forces
they serve.
They also conduct a preven-
tive program, including polio,
influenza and tetanuS injec-
tions, allergy analysis and dia-
bette and psychiatric SCREEN
ing.
Retired persons may continue
to use clinic services. A clinic
representative is assigned to be
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calls, a major part Of the clinics
service. Health Department
doctors do make calls on in
digent patients and five other
physicians are under contract
to call on persons reported pri-
marily by the police as needing
medical care.
One remote possibility for
reconciling pro and anti clinic
views is that the House COM
mitteemen see no objection to
retaining the clinic offices
above the old firehouse and
stating it with District Cen
eral personnel.
This would mean the medical
staff would be limited to two,
however, and the eight doctors,
each with separate offices now,
would be cut from the payroll.
Up to now, at least. Senator
Byrd is not convinced of any
saving in a clinic cutback.
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THE SUNDAY STAR All
Washington, b. c. r.
July 80, 1861
I'D. c. Men Held
Pending Inquests
Into z SIuyinqs

The cases Of two District
men charged in separate mur-
ders early yesterday were con-
tinued pending the coroner's
inquests.
Both men we're arraigned
yesterday before United States
Commissioner Sam Wertleb.
Garland r. Little, 25. a
porter, Of the 200 block of H
street NE, was held without
bond after being charged with
first degree homicide in the
strangulation Of his wife, Bar
bara Ann, 10, at her home at
1888 Birney place Sc.
Police said the woman was
Strangled after an argument
with Little over another man.
Leon BARLEY, %, q janitor
listed in the 400 block Of Tenth
street NE, charged with sec
ond degree homicide in the
fatal shooting of q man iden-
titled as Calvin Nichols, 20,
address unknown, was held in
5000 bond. p.
I Police said Mr.. Nichols was
shot twice about $3.50 am. on
the sidewalk in the 600 block
of Maryland avenue NE. after
the victim tried to take his for
mer girl friend away from Mr..
BARLEY.
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Police Boys Comp
Offers Bond Concert

A band concert will be held
at 2 pm. today at Camp Ernest
w. Brown of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club, at Scotland,
Md.
The concert, commemorating
Directors Day, will be followed
by an awards presentation, a
dinner at S pm. and a flag
lowering ceremony at 6 pm.
Members of the clubs board of
directors and the ladies' auxili-
ary will inspect camp sites dur
ing the afternoon.
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Now -. Blessed Relief From
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Without Drugs or Surgery

If you act promptly, an amazing
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may change your whole life will
be rushed to you by return mail
Send for it today-and dis
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surgery, a proven non-medical
way. How to avoid years of need
less agony and deformities that
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your life.
You owe it to yourself to send
for this valuable FREE book
without delay. No obligation. No
agent will call. Write: The Ball
Clinic, Dept. 161, Excelsior
Springs, Missouri. A postcard
will do.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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regularly I7.sO
COLD
WAVE
nO,U onIg
tb's
regaIarIy 1850

Including Haircut
StyIist Prices
slightly higher
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gerachis
6f@ggn

ARLINGTON, N, Roosevelt st. at
Lee hwy.-Brand-new splits, ex-
pansible to 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2k
baths, rec. room: from S23,50O,
open terms. OPEN DAILY. DITT-
MAR CO., ia. 4-S2SS:
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COLLEGE PARK

For the most discriminating
businessman desiring only
the best. over l acre beau
tifully Handicapped and fenced
lot. Features many, such as:
Lge. 20X40 swimming pool
and improved with large all
brick center hall rambler: 4
twin bedrms.. plenty Of
baths, 2 family rooms, bar,
double carport. Price in
scludes carpeting and drapes,
basebosrd heat, huge elec.
kit. Newly listed. Shown by
appointment.
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CAPE COD DE LUKE

Trade considered on this
lovely brick beauty, priced
. at $4,000. No down pay
ment to veteran. others only
$3.50 down FLA. Features
separate din. rm., huge cX-
pandable attic, built-in ga
y rage, full bsmt. Al condi-
g ton throughout. Near every
thing.
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CHEVERLY

Veteran no down payment
on this 3-bedrm. hacienda
on quiet street. Only Sl4,-
500, payments like rent.
.Large level lot with shade
trees and alley at rear: full
din. rm.. firepl. in big liV.
rm., screened porch and
bsmt. Price includes many
extras.
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6943 Emerson St
Large 3-bedrm. brk. rambler: full
bsmt.. Sl6,750, GI no money dn
Also SunnybrooE, 5446 Tilden st.
3-bedrm. rambler; Sl3,750, GI NJ
money dn. Call SP. 3-51S6 Of
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Or $3.50 down FHA, 30-yr.
loan for low, low payments.
Newly listed. Just Tedeco-
rated; S yrs. old. > lge. bed
rms, din. rm., bsmt. with
e rec. rm. Bargain buy at
S11,500. Perfect family To-
cation on quiet dead-end
street.
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LeWiSdale

NO MONEY DOWN TO ALLll
$3.50 total settlement cost. BUY
INSTEAD OR RENTING: 3-bedrm.
brk. ramblers with full bsmt.: to-
tai payment only Slab monthly;
several avail. Immediately, only
Sl1950.
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W. LANHAM HILLs-Less than So
down and net payment of only
SS5 mo. buys large 3-bedrm, ram.
bier. firepl.. din. rm,. kitchen
den, bath on 1st Il. Sep. bsmt
apt. with liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
bath; now rents SIS mo.
BERENS. AP. 7-4646
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3-bedrm., 2l2-bath brk-and-
stone rambler; liv. rm. with
tirepl., sep. din. rm., rec
type bSmt; close to all con-
veniences; under 100000,
easy GI terms.
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CHEVERLY
TOM AsHE, Builder sP. 3-1S0a

- Exceptional bargain
for small family with limited
means. CoZy Colonial; twin-sized
bedrmS.. sep. din. rm.. fenced
yard; only S10,5O0, no down GI.
$500 settlement and S77 mo. or
FHA.
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BERENs. AP. 7-4646
COLLEGE PARK

Sparkles like new and vacant
for immed. possession: .
complete apts.; ideal for
large family: s large rms.
plus . equipped kitchens. 2
tiled baths. bsmt., oil hot
water heat; large corner lot,
level and shaded; Sl6,950
with terms,
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KENT FoREST-ASsume loan on
this like-new 3-bedrm. Dutch CO.
lonlal with powder rm. on first
flr.; de luxe kit. fenced yard
ana central air cond.: payments
$50 per mo.
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SEABROOK AREA

Contemporary custom-built
rambler: sunken liv. rm.
with cathedral ceiling. fabu-
lous firepl. and indirect
lighting, sep. din. rm., 3
bedrms, . baths. paneled
foyer entrance with polished
stone floors; true center
hall nlan: intercom system,
patio, carport, most out
standing home in this area
OF fine homes; priced to
sell at S26,950.
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ANDREWS Or ROLLING

FHA or GI no money down:
1-yr. -old rambler with large
concrete front porch, liv.
rm.. din. area, . generous
size bedrms., huge modern
equipped kit, ~ baths,
bsmt. with part rec. rm.;
level lot. quiet dead-end
street; $4,000.
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HOUSES F0R SALE-VA.

ARL.-Dominion Hills-Large brick
family unit: . iiv. rms. sep. din.
rm., den, 2 kits, 2 baths. 3 bed
rms, finished play room, brick
terrace. IA yrs. old. Sale or rent.
By owner. call JE. 2-1264 after 2
pl1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

$3.50 DN., monthly payments less
than rent (no red tape in qualify
ing)-3-bedrm. town house; din
ing area, l "a baths, very de luxe
kit. with dishwasher and disposal,
centrally air eond,; fenced lot and
patio; priced to sell. SI2,950. Call
til 9 pm, WA. 7-3900, ROBERT
s.. DAVIS a. CO., INC.
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DREAM RAMBLER

Custom built: a real bona
sfide bargain. only Sl5,950.
: Must be sold to settle es-
tate. Already FILA appraised.
Has built-in garage, lge. rec.
srrn., family-s sized kit. firepl.
in lge. liY. rrn. A real must
see home. Vacant. Call for
appointment now.
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ARLINGTON, CLOsE-TN - Spank
ing new (not quite finished), g.
bedroom, antique brick rambler
with full basement and carport
for the unheard-of price of Just
S2O,95O! ! Living room with
firepla ace, separate dining room.
all electric kitchen, . full tiled
baths. HURRY !! POMPONIC
REALTY, 221S Wilson blvd. ia.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45O0
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ARL.-Sale or rent. 3-bedrm. brick
2-story semi-detached. Newly
painted. ready to move in. viii
rent with option to buy or sell
outright. Monthly payments in
cluding taxes and insurance less
than rent Columbia Pike area
Close-in, shopping schools aAd
churches. No agents, principals
only. Call DU. 5-S034 after 2 pm.
Sun. and before 8 an. during
Week
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OPEN DAITV nj ,TiI 3

HERE ARE THE HOMES
YOU MAY BE LOOKING FOR
Value and location most important
City sewer, water and bus service.
3 and 4-bedrm. ramblers and
split-levels: built-in garages and
recreation rooms, large kitchens
and dining rooms, IN and 9
baths. See our new section today.
VA and FLA financing. Sample
house 6712 Oxon Hill I'd. RYAN
Co, REALTORS, RE. 6-9166.
Call Mr.. Reed. CHI S-43OO
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LITTLE JEWEL!
PARKER
ARLINGTON NORTH
vOT WITT OWE TIT

1OO WILL LAVE
For its excellent location, its
beautiful surroundings and the
charm that was put into this
custom-built home. Foyer hall en-
trance; 6 big rooms, 2I2 baths, .
lovely kitchen all equipped. A
big rec. rm., garage, nice wooded
owner. Vacant and ready to move
in. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
1900 Wilson blvd. Arl-. IA. 7s
9300. OPEN Q to 9.
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fWo-IiYiT RRiCK an. BLDG.-

WHITE OAK-2 acres plus, on
New Hamp. ave. Commercial zcn-
ing pending. For more info. call
10. 4-6140 ToWNHoUsE PROP
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DINER-1n Industrial area. Lge
vol. business. All modern, S3,50C
down. DI. 7-6500.
DINER to move away; ali modern
equipment; sell W Of present cost,
$4,000. terms. DI. 7-6500.
DISTRIBUTING SERV. WANTED,
lse. subst. cash to invest. Buy OF
partnership. HA. 2-3466.
DOG KENNEL on 4 acres on Ster-
ling rd., nr. Herndon, Va. Excel.
house plus kennel bldg. Kennel
runs are concrete: can handle 90
or more dogs; S27, 500 with 4Aee
trust to be assumed.
McCAY g. MeCAY, INC, Realtors
ia. S-S675 Ewes. IA. 2-4713
DRIVEN SNACK BAR, va; excel
loc.: parking: only $4,000 down
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
DRUG STORE, N. Arl. shop. Cen
ter; clean stock; air cond.; daily
aver. 1928; can do better; needs
smart operator; owner Ill, must
sell. Sacr. Box BIB, Star.
DRUG STORE y with package
liquors, busy location, in Balti-
more. Real money maker. Once in
q lifetime opportunity. Price re-
duced for quick sale as present
owner has other interests. Box
200B Star
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Dis THE SUNDAY STAR
+ Washington, D. {.
July is, 1861
INVESTMENT PROP SALE
(coNTlNUEp)

ROCKVILLE - 200 It. commercial
ground frontage with additional
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A. r. SEELYE, BROKER, needi
listings; restaurants our speciality
We sell all types Of business, al
sales handled In confidential eff.
cient manner. Ask for Mr.. Tow
Ter, Mr.. Kessler or Mr.. seelye
DI. T-S326
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CONvENIENT-An address Of dis
WASHINGTON Metropolitan Area
Near Wisconsin ave, sewer. water
gas, cleo, paved street. Zoned IL
Priced for limited time at ST. 25
per So; 4; J. NOBLE BoAZ
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SUPERMARKET-
CLEANING STORE
PACKAGE LIQUOR
PATENT MEDICINES
SUPERMARKET-N, w

Owner quotes over $4,000 wkly.,
20Ss or better gross profit, low
rental, good lease. $4,000 cash
down will handle.
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STORES FOR RENT
(cONTINUED)
SILVER SPRING
CALL ]. h. KNOX

First floor space 25 by IS for in
surance company branch office;
space to be constructed will also
be considered.
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$4,000 SO. FIT.
8 floors Of very clean warehouse
space in convenient sc. Wash.
Space is served by freight ele-
yator from 1st floor where load
ing ing Is avail r.'E foE trucks is or rail.
per SO. It. CAL Mr.. Bradford.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S3O0
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DOCTOR

1st-fl. office in lge. apt. project In
Alex, Va, ideal loc.; plenty off.
street parking; wired for all
cond. Call OV. 3-3467.
BROS. MA. S-05S0
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PERLA BEcKIaAN woLFoRp
OIL. 1882 OIL. 2-6647
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EXCELLENT DISTRIBUTION AND
THoRo6GaFFAR%E % cLosES1N AtE Ne.
EQUIPPED WITH sHOWROOMs.
OFFICES. TOILETS, HEAT AND
SPRINKLER ON 1st FLOOR:
RAMP TO I'd FLOOR. LIGHT ON
3 SIDES. BUILDING IN EXCEL
LENT COMPTON. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1925 h st. NV. Rltrs. Ma. $1,000
Evening star., 1961-07-16

on H st between
busy place, hours 6 am. to
pm. Closed Sun. plenty of equip
ment; should be open longer. Ions
est. rent S165 mo. lease includine
apt. See 1t and check until sat-
isfied. Price $4,000, terms. ED.
WIN L; ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1961-07-16

FLORIST BUSINESS-1 VI. old.
Growing every month. Fast grow
ing community, very low overhead.
$3.50 everything incl; CY. 1882.
FOR LEASE
MODERN ebay SERVICE STA.
Attractive well-loc.; adj. to Ma
nassas' larger shopping ctr. Un-
usually fine opportunity for ex-
per. service station worker or auto
mech. Liberal leaser terms and
training II needed. Call 253-524I.
The Plains, Virginia or LA. 9-50OO,
Washington. D. C. Mr.. MORAN.
FORM A CORPORATION, any State
or. or D. E" raise capital; best meth
1903. co. 5-8S60. or CO. 5-0111.
FOR RENT-1956 trailer 4S-ft !.
completely equip. for restaurant
business. For further information,
call WE. b-662S.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
River-Modern rest
aurant. approx. 2 acres. artesian
well, dining rm., bar, furnished,
slot machines, pier. docks, boats
for hire, going business, 35 mi.
2-15-unit modern motel. one block
from Bay. some family units with
efficiency kitchens, % mi. D. C,
3-Modern restaurant, fully
equipped kitchen. 3 bars, 3 large
buildings, warehouse, corner loca
ton. one block from Bay on main
thorouRhfare. long established, eX-
cellent income producing business,
25 mi. D. C.
River-12 acres, ap-
prox. 1.S00-ft. waterfront on beau
tiful point, 120-ft. pier. restaur-
ant. boat yard, wide swimming
beach. yacht basin. deep anchor
age. wide sandy beach, near Pa
tuxent River Bridge. ideal for mo-
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Nd, Phone los:
If no answer call 1874 or 354,
Evening star., 1961-07-16
BUSINESS oPPoRrUs BUSINESS oPPoRruMrEs BUSINESS

FOR MAN OR WOMAN, small valet
shop, Cheverly, Nd; SIPS wk. net;
short hrs, no rent lpost officel :
1000, terms. DI. 7-6500.
IN-sNACKS-Near walter
Reed: nice bus: low rent, terms,
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. T-6500,
Evening star., 1961-07-16
ONE THOMAS CIRCLE
CALL j. II. KNOX

Suite 306. 276 SO. it.. S1OO a mo.
Suite 311, SIS So. it.. $3.50 a mo.
Modern elevator building: ali
Evening star., 1961-02-22
HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE Sale Or Exsh,

TRADE EQUITY in new 3-b.r., q
bath rambler. Wheaton, Nd, for
rooming house or D. c. property
worthy remodeling. Box 96-J, Star.