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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04

Seated left to right Drs. A. Robert Brown ChcssoSouycnr
lrogram H. Edwards Sr, Washington d. C-Assant Secrc-
tary w. ouscr Rome GcorgIaZonc Vice President G. W..
West Memphis Director of Exhibits Charles f. Williams Chi
cagomcmbcr Executive Board Wyor o. Waller Pittsburgh
r. @ Vcns0n Memphis Chairman Executive Board William X.
Elliott Huntington West Virginia President National Dental
Association Mrs Olga Jordan Chicago Senogspher DR. Richard
Iayne ST LousVice President Singleton Nashville Pres
dent elect and Wallace the Executive
Board
Standing left to right Drs L. Claiborne Chicago; E.
St Louis Russell A. Dixon, Washington d C. Dean Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-09
Pot omac River
By JIM BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer

MI ORE than anything else, the Potomac RiV|
Ivl playgrOund-a thin ribbon of water tina
meets the salt tides of the Chesapeake Bay wi
cryStal-clear streams of the Allegheny MOul|
The Potomac means power boats and sal |
means saltwater fishing or casting upstrea|
bass. and it means spring shad and herring
1t all adds up to fun
Start out from Washington any week end
chances are you'll find the sport you enjoy
where along the Potomac. If it's canoeing you|
there is swift water upstream. Hundreds of mi
dot the Maryland and Virginia shores downStl
and arrangements for a week end deep-water Il
party are no farther away than your telephone
At scores of Maryland and Virginia ports,
find captains ready with their boats for day
of saltwater fishing. And with many, you'll mol
need to take along your tackle.
And you would like to spend lazy day q
for bass, you'll find boats for hire at a hui
places along the upper stream.
Salt water and sails 60 together, and at md
downstream you'll find wilderness of masts
the shOreline. For large boats and small, the
powers a world of sport on the Potomac
For week-long vacationists, one of Virl|
State parks lies on the banks of the Poton|
historic WestmOreland County. Near the anc|
homes of the WashingtOns and the Lees vol
spend quiet week overlooking the river.
At Westmoreland State Park there is a
sand beach to lie on, and shady walks through
lands. The park covers a 1 1905 acre area and|
land once owned by the Lees.
Westmoreland cabins are in shady groves
looking the river, and there are boats for
provided you bring your own motor. If you have
own boat, of course, there is a launching slip.
Certainly, one of the most important ple|
spots along the Virginia side of the POtOm|
Colonial Beach, where you'll find facilitie|
most any type of recreation. There are amuSe|
piers, stretches of sandy beach and the Col
Beach Yacht Club, if you are boating enthu
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Head Referee
OF NBAMay
Be Dismissed

PHILADELPHIA. April 4
(AP. - Jocko Collins, COM
menting on a report he will be
dismissed as supervisor of ref
erees in the National Basket
ball Association, said today: 81
haven't been notified I've been
fired or rehired."
Collins, who works on a year.
to-year contract, said he ex-
pected a decision on his future
status would be made at the
leagues annual spring meeting
following the playoffs.
In New York, Maurice Podo-
loft, NBA Spresident, said no
definite decision has been made
'on Collins future.
Collins, who has been in the
league Is years, said he would
like to- return as supervisor of
referees. He has held the post
for the last seven years. Prior
Evening star., 1961-04-04

Hugh Lynch III, home from
Princeton on vacation, pro-
vided Columbia with another
win by taking the measure of
Joe Brown, Notre Dame, 6-3,
g..
Evening star., 1961-04-04

to that he was an official him
self. During summer he is a
scout for the Philadelphia
Phillies.
The st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat said owners Walter Brown
of Boston and Ben Kerner of
st. Louis intimated Collins was
through.
The board Of governors,
made up of the eight club own
ers, votes on whether to retain
him.
Asked about reports he had
been under fire from some
owners for his scheduling of
officials and for not bringing
more referees into the league,
Collins said:
II have tried at least so Off
cials in the last seven years. OF
those about 10 made the grade.
! have six full-time officials
and four part-time. The part
time officials can't travel all
over the circuit. That's why I
couldn't schedule officials an
equal number Of times in every
city"
. Collins said he hadn't at
Evening star., 1961-04-04

233-658, for a ninth-place aver
age of 1877.
Ellis 658 was high for the
day.
II had to do something" he
grinned, because my relatives
were there"
Not laughing was Willie Rut
of Fair Lanes Virginia, who
drew six straight splits, seldom
seen. He converted two for a
game of 149.
In the last three weeks, Art
Allen of Silver Hill-Falls
Church has registered COL, COL
and 600. A seven instead of a
six on his last ball would have
made it a triplicate.
y
But for a middle string of
l69 Joe Finberg would have
had an outstanding series in
the ERDL League of Fort Bel
voir. His other tallies were 247
and 229 for 645.
Evening star., 1961-04-04

When Jim Robinette Of Shir-
ley Bowl rolled 642 he regained
the lead in the Major Travel
ing League from Cass Pisula of
Congressional Plaza at 1864
to 196-17.
More gratified was Eli
Levine OF Greenbelt who rolled
Evening star., 1961-04-04
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

DOWN TENPIN LANE-The
highest series rolled in the
country this season, pending a
check by the American Bowling
Congress, was an 1886 by Glen
Hamous of Enid, Okla, brother
Of Mrs. Florence Willard of
10206 Meredith avenue, Silver
Spring.
Hamous, according to a
newspaper report, recently
rolled 299, 246 and 29O in a
sanctioned tournament.
He missed a perfect game in
the 299 when the No. 10 pin
hung on the last roll. A foul,
of all things for such a kegler,
was costly in the 246 and he
missed a chance for a 300 when
No. 10 stuck in the first frame
Of the 290. Thus he was within
a shade Of becoming one Of
the few tenpinners in history to
roll two perfect scores in a
3-game series.
The previous high for this
season, as of March and re-
ported by the American Bowl
ing Congress, was an 827 by
Dave Soutar of Detroit.
Hamous' 835, according to
ABC records, tied for 18th in
the all-time standings.
II you turn on WMAL-7 at
l0:45 pm. Saturday, provided
the Saturday night fights are
over. you'll see the man who
set the we'll nigh incredible s.
game record of 886, only IA pins
from perfection, Allie Brandt
of Lockport, N. Y, who in 1899
rolled 297, 288 and 300 in a
league match. He will be the
defending champion on Make
That Spare"
! Brandt is in the late sos
When his record was fashioned
he weighed 118 pounds.
Boyce johnson, co-proprietor
Of the Rosslyn Tenpin Center,
rolled against Brandt in a Chi
cago tournament.
He was so small" johnson
recalls, ,"that the thought struck
me. If his thumb sticks he'll
wind up in the pit"
For the first time in the IA
year history Of the Greater
Washington Major League at
Rosslyn two zoos turned up on
the same night. Bud Mann of
Giant Food Stores rolled 224,
223 and 275 for 722 and Bob
Roland Of Showboat Restaurant
249, 244 and 214 for TOT.
Mann's 722 was the second
highest in the league this sea-
son. behind 725 by Bob Mar
TIM Of Washington Beef g.
Provisions.
For Roland it was his first
TOO.
Mann, a giant Army sergeant
at Fort Myer. has averaged
203 for the last 80 games, lift
ing his average from 100 to
1875 to lead the league.
When Jim Robinette Of Shir-
ley Bowl rolled 642 he regained
the lead in the Major Travel
ing League from Cass Pisula of
Congressional Plaza at 1864
to l96-17.
More gratified was Eli
Levine Of Greenbelt who rolled
Evening star., 1961-04-04

heavy duty spin casting, anc
the Sup-Matic, a precision.
made conventional spinning
reel. Shakespeare has added 6
new stap drag to it's push
button Wonderc lst reel.
True Temper has fluted the
Spools on its True Temper anC
Ocean City salt water surf anc
trolling reels to better with.
stand the pressures Of mono
filament line.
Wright g. McGill have in.
corporated a novel revolving
external drum into theil
Stream and Lake spin casting
reel. The fisherman checks thu
run of the fish with light OF
heavy thumb pressure.
In lines, Ashaway has a new
black and white braided cast.
ing line called the Diamond
Back. Chemical fabrication i.
supposed to make it snakt
through the guide faster. Il
also has an oval monofila.
ment casting line called Ova.
Ion. Gladding also is showing
an oval casting line while Berk.
+ ley has added a new, ribbon
like line especially for casting
Siren, made by dupont, also is
being produced in the popular
oval form.
Many New Lures Out
Lures really run the gamut
Arbogast has a new ultra light
version of its Jitterbug. II
weighs only 70 ounce.
Acme Tackle Co. OF Provi-
dence, R. l., has added a new
pearl finish to several of its
fresh and salt water spoons
the Kastmaster, Kamloopel
and Fiord, and is showing 6
new spoon with sonic flippel
called the K.O. Wobbler in size!
from 70 to q once.
Heddon has a new deep-div.
ing plug in spinning or casting
weights it calls the Deep s. A
long lip does the trick. 1t also
is making a new -ouncC
Tiny Chugger for ultrabght
fishing.
The plastic worms and eel.
that have been so popular the
last couple of years are carried
one step further by DeLone
Lures which has added a trans
parent lip to give them rea
squirming action.
One of the most intriguing
new lures is the Shadrac "juml
bait" put out by Weber Tackle
Co. 1t floats like an injured
minnow but has a body sc
shaped that it will leap cleal
of the water with a twitch ot
the rod tip.
A lure called the Dubl-Por
is made by the Lucky Day Bait
Co. of Long Lake, MINI. A
popping plug. it gives a double
pop when the rod is twitched
Another novel lure is made
by the Snagproof Manufactur-
ing Co. Of Beer Park, Ohio
1t has double hooks resting
snugly against a soft body. The
body guards the hooks as il
snakes through weeds or past
stumps but when a fish strikes
it squeezes the body and hooks
itself.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
HIKING CLUBS

CAPITAL HIKING CLUBBING Of
seven or eight miles from Leighi
Crossroads. Virginia, to SugarlanC
Run. then to the Potomac and alonl
the river to jefferson Branch. Make
l-3666) or Larry Briggs 10. 7-3977)
the leaders. by noon Saturday. Nee
at 8 am. at 1924 X street NV. fol
transportation by private car. Brins
lunch and liquids
hike over Billy Goat Trail along thI
Potomac led by Billy and Nanny Glucl
(TU. 2-1400 Ext. 205) Meet at 9:3(
I'm. at the Jewish Community Center
10th and @ streets NV.
WANDERBlRDS Twenty-seventh
anniversary hike Sunday along thu
canal towpath and adjcent PotomC
River Trails to the Rock Climbers
Cliffs. Meet at 10 am. on Macarthur
! boulevard at Cabin John Bridge.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
NEW POWER PACKAGE FOR BOATS
TENNIS
TALK
BY CASPAR NANNES

Tennis activities in Wash
ington officially opened over
the Easter week end with play
ers out in large numbers
despite the cold and windy
weather.
College teams on their spring
vacation tours played against
two clubs in Washington ano
found the going rough.
The Colgate team, coached
by Perry Rockefeller, former
national indoor doubles cham
pion and the Edgemoor Clut
battled to a four-all tie. The
deciding doubles encounter was
called off when Wade Rocka-
feller of the college group fel
victim to leg cramps with his
team leading point set in the
first set.
Don Floyd, captain of the
Edgemoor team, lost a tremen-
dous three set struggle, 6-3
80. Ga, to young Rockafel-
Ter. son of the Collegiate coach
The touring Notre Dame
team met Columbia Country
Club twice over the week end
and lost both times. The score
the first day was So and the
second 6-1.
Don Ralph, Middle Atlantic
champion playing No. l fol-
Notre Dame, lost both days
He and Tim Coss waged a re-
peat of their 1860 Middle At
lantic match with the latter
winning at Ga, Ga. On Sun
day. Ralph lost to Red Rogers
day. 81, Ga.
But the likeable Notre Dame
star, a member Of the Edge
moor Club in Bethesda. gained
some revenge in both cases by
winning his two doubles
matches. Ralph and Bill Helm
becker. Middle Atlantic doubles
champions, turned back the
spirited play of Coss and FREQ
McNair on Saturday, 60, Z
9, Ga and did the same tc
Coss and Rogers on Sunday
2-6, 60, IS.
Hugh Lynch III. home from
Princeton on vacation, pro.
vided Columbia with another
win by taking the measure oi
Joe Brown, Notre Dame, 6-3
6-2.
A sign that the tennis season
is with us comes from an
nouncements by the Northern
Virginia Tennis Association
concerning forthcoming tour
namentS.
The first of these, the an
nual Hard Courts Invitation
event. will be held April 29-
May 10 at the Bancroft Park
and other courts in Arlington
Entries in all events-men's
singles and doubles, mems ano
women's and mixed doubles
are 81 and close with j. D
Strong, 1902 Executive avenue
Alexandria, at 6 pm. April "a
The Tennis Shop, 1925 Nine
teenth street NV, will also
accept entries.
Recently received a letter
from C. Alphonso Smith, now
with the Foreign Service in
Teheran, Iran. that breathes
with his tremendous enthusi-
aSm for the game.
Since Alphonso will be out OF
the country for this year and
next year. his place in writing
Tennis Talk on those occasions
when 1 cannot do the column
will be taken by Tim Coss
former Middle Atlantic cham
pion. Coss, a writer for a
Washington publication, will
have his first column in The
Star next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1961-04-04

AAASAASAA4S~1A4N4AO AAAANO ~ ~ ~
spool reels and reels have
fluted spools to stand the pres
sure of this monoflament
Some top quality bait casting
reels now have star drags just
like their big salt water breth-
ren.
Plastics, as usual, are playing
a major role in making fishing
safer and more enjoyable. The
Cosom Corp. of Minneapolis
has developed a polyethylene
anchor that won't nick the
boat and a minnow bucket that
floats horizontally. C. j. Bates
& Son of Chester, Conn, is
offering plastic hook bonnets
to keep treble hooks sharp and
safe.
If you fish, skin dive or swim
in shark infested waters there's
even a new shark chaser"
Made by Presto Marine Supply
Co. Of YonkerS. N. Y, it is a
combination Of a dye that SIM
ulates the ink of an octopus,
the only thing a shark fears,
and a chemical salt offensive
to sharks.
Easily Carried
The salt was developed after
observing that sharks avoid
areas where dead, decomposing
sharks were found. The shark
chaser is carried in a small
package that can be attached
to a life vest.
In rods, True Temper of
Cleveland has a new line of
bait casting and spin casting
rods with foregrips that can't
come off and lock firmly to the
butt ferrule with only half q
turn. Actionrod also is featur-
ing a snap lock reel seat that
operates merely by pulling and
releasing trigger.
Garcia also has a new line
OF companion rods to its
Mitchell and Ambassador reels
ranging up to an 11-foot-4
model for heavy surf spinning
Shakespeares' new rods in
clude spinning, casting and fly
rod models from a high of $55
in its Presidential series down
to $7.95 for economy brands
South Bend has three new lines
ranging up to the Imperial
with a top Of $35. 1t has what
South Bend calls Powerflex
construction.
Bronson Outfit Novel
Bronson has something
unique in a rod-reel spin cast
ing combination with the push
button built right into the rod.
The latter is 6 1I2 feet long, OF
tubular glass, and the reel rides
underneath, thus combining
the balance of conventional
spinning and the instant
thumb control Of spin casting
1t comes with 100 yards of 10
pound test monofilament.
Pflueger has several new
models, the improved Supreme
bait casting reel with free spool
for casting light lures and star
drag, the heavy duty Jupiter
spin caster that takes up to
20-pound test line, the Free
flite, a new spinning reel, and
the Galaxie. a new medium
size spin caster.
The same company has q
useful new accessory in a plas-
tic rack for storing rods on q
boat. Last year it came out
with a fresh water model that
held four rods. Now it has q
salt water model that holds
three large ones.
Martin has two new spinning
reels, the rt-O-Matic, an
ultra-light model, and the
Surf -O-Matic for surf fishing
Ted Williams, Inc, has brought
out a new series of spinning
reels that have a Magic Fin
ger" pickup, doing away with
the conventional bail.
South Bends new reels in
clude the Futura, a spin caster
the improved Norseman, for
Evening star., 1961-04-04
WANT SHARK CHASER?
Intriguing New Gear
Ready for Fishermen
BY CHARLES COVELL

Fishing season is here and what kind of tackle
do you plan to buy? There are enough new products
and improvements on the market to intrigue any
fisherman.
Rods have new, stronger lock-on handles oval
monofilament lines being featured for revolving
Evening star., 1961-04-04

tended any Of the playoff
games because he had been
scouting officials in college and
high school tournaments.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Dullus SIGNS Backs

DALLAS, April 4 (AP).-The
Dallas Texans yesterday signed
Chuck Bovan, halfback from
Montana State, and Curley
johnson, halfback from last
years team.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
A superior decay.fghter, too destroys more
decay bacteria than any other leading brand

New Ipana now contains Hexa-F Fluoride, the
first major tooth paste advance since the in
PRODUCTION of fuoride. 1t helps you fight tooth
decay because it is a combination of both
hexachlorophene and fuoride = a fuoride
accepted by Public Health Authorities for
use in drinking water.
Ipana with hexachlorophene destroys mil
lions of decay germs with each brushing And
fuoride strengthens the enamel of your teeth.
Evening star., 1961-08-09

So proper brushing with new Ipana with ex-
elusive -Fluoride helps protect you now
e. and in the future, too.
Laboratory tests prove that Ipana with
Hexa-F Fluoride has more decay-germ killing
power than any other leading tooth paste,
iuoride or not! Get new Ipana for your
family. Look for the name "Hexa- Fluoride''
on the Ipana carton. If your favorite store
doesn't have Ipana right now, it will soon.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
How brushing with new Ipana helps you
protect your gums as you protect your teeth
Dental authorities agree you can lose more
teeth from gum troubles H1dn from, tooth decay

According to published reports, gum troubles
are often caused by tartar that forms on
teeth when soft film is not properly cleansed
away. And dental statistics prove it is gum
troubles, not tooth decay, that cause most
loss of teeth after age H. So don't do just half
the job. Protect your gums as you protect
your teeth.
If you brush properly with new Ipana with
Hexa-F -Fluoride, you can help prevent gum
Evening star., 1961-08-09

trouble due to tartar before it starts. Ipana's
film-removing agents help you brush away
the soft film that naturally forms on teeth
before it hardens into tartar that irritates
and inf1ames gums.
Only your dentist or dental hygienist can
remove tartar from your teeth once it hard
ems. But you should know this: proper brush
ing, according to Ipana directions, can help
prevent tartar before it attacks your gums.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
House Unit
OKs Rights Issue
In Vote Frauds
BY the Associated Press

The House Judiciary Com
mittee voted yesterday to broad
en- the Jurisdiction of the Civil
Rights Commission to include
vote fraud cases.
The new authority was pro-
vided in, an amendment to q
bill extending for two years the
life of the commission, which
was created to protect Negro
voting rights.
Representative Cramer, Re
publican of Florida, who offered
the amendment, said denial OF
the vote through fraud is as
much a violation of civil rights
as denial because of racial dis
elimination.
The amendment would per-
nit the commission to investi-
gate all vote fraud cases, no
matter where they occur.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Zemo ''de-itches" skin these 3 ways: ~
Reduces sensitivity to itching :. soothes,
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CS) Acknowledgements healing. To get
the snti-itch action best for your type Of
itching, ask for either Zerno Ointment q
Zene Liquid. Both .de-itch" effectively.
Evening star., 1961-10-25

A quick, reliable way to take the chill off
a room! Kenmore featured at 4-day say.
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matte thermostat maintains the heat
you select. Specially selected a Jubilee
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Friday 10 to 9, Saturday 10 to 6
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Evening star., 1961-10-25

CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES
Pay no money down on purchases
on your Sears Revolving CHARGE
ACCOUNT!
Evening star., 1961-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CONTINENTAL '5e Marx III con.
vertihle; blue: fully power eduip'
ped; unusually clean; s2 ABS.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV. FE. 10000
CORVETTE 81 convertible; red
sharp; S3,675.
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co,
"FAIRLNdToN SHOPPING CTR. +"
OV. 3-0360. ALEXANDRIA
DATSUN 1888 demonstrator; the
small car with all the eonveniencs
Of q big one: r. and h., Wv.
tires; sky blue; advertised in all
the better-grade magA1ineB; for
S45 down and $40 Q month BAN
MING a. SONS, $500 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville, Nd. UN. 1880.
DE SOTO '5s sportsman 4-dooI
hardtop; smart 2-tone white and
green, immaculate interior. tor
queflite, r. and h, power steering.
22,000 actual miles: sale price
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Olnstead

EST. OLDS. DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-S400
DE SOTO $50 Firedome 4-dr. sedan;
By owner: $4,000 mi, I. and h.;
excel. eond. Sac. S596, JE. 3-S165.
De SOTO '5e sportsman hardtor
coupe; blue and white; power
:teesinnE g. adinnE power brakes; very clean
Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.
1920 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
DE SOTO 81 4-door; auto, trans,
=. and h.: beaut. black finish;
don't miss this one ct $795: small
down payment. payments at hank.
l.. P. STEuART, INC. 1440 P st.
NV. DE. 2-4s00.
DODGE '53 6-cyI. 4-dr., fully
equip, good cond.. clean nice car,
pvt. owner. Sl95. DI. 7.3l04.
DODGE '6e Wagon; air condition.
ing, full power, one owner. 81 300.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conn. ave.
FIAT Multipuia sta. wagon; owner
must sell today. Reduced to $3.50
for quick sale. EX. 3-5o11 or
JU. 5-6352.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
AVIATION

8 AERONCA CHAMPS: cessna 100;
Cessna lao tricycle. gear: BEACON
FLYING SERVICE, INC. Hyde
Field, Clinton, Nd. CY. 7-o44O.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
BLADENsBURG AREA

Near New Marina
proved: zoned c-2. Price $4,000.
A. H. sEIDENsPINNER. REALToR
6037 Bait. Blvd, RiVerdale, Nd.
VA. 7-l0l0 Ewes. WA. 7-469S
BUILD OR LEASE Minnesota ave.
at Benning I'd. betw. Pep Boys
and penn-Jersey-7. 900 50 It.
BENN1NG RID, AND MINNESOTA
lie library. LANDOVER AT KENT
land acres, 2nd CONNER.
eial. Call WELTco, LU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
28.000 SO, FIT.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. fsr RENT

HYATTsvILLE = Warehouse Of
1000 50. It. with lge. fenced I'd.
gas pumps and offices. Zoned 1-2.
avail. March Is: S376 mo. e.
POWELL, AP. 1885,
Evening star., 1961-02-27
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT


ARL.-Large and small air-eondi-
TONED offices in mod. elev bldg,
complete custodial care. suitable
for professional establishment:
ample space for electronics, en-
Sineerihk or similar organization: !:
So "a It. up. BR0YHILl BUILD
ING. 1900 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
ia. 4-l30O.
AND .nd !i;Ie sSs IN oSsEES4Rhf slsE igits
REAL ESTATE CORP. IA. 5-5Qs0.
ARLINGTON TOWERS, SHOPPING
CENTER-6, 900 so. IT,, will par
tition 70 suit tenant. $500 per
sS ona IT, ,ns ineTdss ,T sn,oT a qts ssrvice, eis
Available immed. WILLIAM @.
BRAKEFIELD. ia. $4,000.
BRENTWOOD, MD. = 2nd-FLOOR
OFFICE. Private entrance, 1000
e; Of floor space. 1850 Rh9ds
4.SSSs,