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Evening star., 1961-03-28

union and that she owned a
mink stole at the time she
testified.
Also charged with conSpiring
to obstruct the Senate commit
tees investigation of the union
are Moss Herman, a New York
teamster, and Joseph M. Will
hanson, an Urban (IllD at
torney.
Mr.. Hoffa, called as a de-
fense witness last Friday, de-
MED that he had given a mink
stole to Mrs. Hucks. He said
he merely had given her some
water glasses valued at less
than $40.
Today Mrs. Hucks said she
received the glasses at a birth
day party in the Woodner tele-
phone room in March, 1859, but
added that she did not know
they came from Mr.. Hoffa.
She said she never had re-
ceived any other gifts from the
union president OF others con-
nected with the TeamsterS.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
Gift Is Denied
Bykrs. Rucks

Mrs. Sally T. Hucks, former
chief telephone operator at the
Woodner Hotel, denied today
that she ever owned a mink
stole or destroyed any records
being sought by a Senate in
veStigating committee N 1859.
Mrs. Hucks, as, took the stand
at her District Court trial on
charges of altering and de-
stroying records of telephone
calls made from the Woodner
by Teamsters Union officials.
The records had been sub
poenaed by the Senate Rackets
Committee.
She said Ben Dranow, a
Minneapolis department store
operator and a frequent guest
at the Woodner, once lent her
a mink stole. Last Friday,
James r. Hoffa, Teamsters
president, testified that Mr..
Dranow had negotiated loans
with the TeamSters welfare
fund.
Mr.. Hucks also is charged
with perjury in denying before
the committee in April, 1853,
that she had received any
money from Mr.. Hoffa or the
Evening star., 1961-03-28
EDUCATION
Legal Aides Back
Kennedy on Loans

related to the religious aspects
Of the institution aided?
2. OF what economic signifi-
canoe is the benefit?
8. To what extent is the se-
lection of the institutions re-
ceiving benefits determined by
the Government?
4. What alternative means
are available to accomplish the
legislative objective without
running afoul Of constitutional
objections?
Applying these criteria to the
proposal for long-term, low
interest loans to parochial
schools, the memo said, while
we believe that loans constitute
a less substantial assistance to
religion than outright grants,
we are persuaded by the de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court
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reform. Both parties caucused.
Immediate floor considera-
ton under suspension Of the
rules demanded q tWo-thirdS
vote, or 26. There were 1S Re-
publicans and Is Democrats
present, with five absentees.
There was more opposition
to this amendment than I'd
thought" Senator Mechem said
after the Republican caucus.
He saw q chance that the
amendment could not muster
the required two-thirds, al
though he was confident Of
final passage.
So Republicans decided tc
route the amendment to the
Rules Committee, where it must
lay over a day before q regular
floor vote. The amendment
itself can be passed by q simple
majority Of the 3S-member
Senate.
Senator MeChem, also ahair-
man Of the Rules Committee,
called this unit together after
yesterdays session and set to-
days calendar Of action.
The District amendment Is
not among bills due for q vote.
But leaders can bring any bill
out Of the Rules Committee on
a moments notice.
Democrats Want Action
Meanwhile, Democratic mem.
bers decided in caucus uaani-
mouSly 20 support both sus-
pension and the amendment
itself.
1--WE are working for peoples
rights" maintained Majority
Leader Frank w. King, who
originally sponsored the Senate
resolution.
At pm, just before the Sem
ate convened, Senator Mecham
did speak on the telephone with
the Kansas House speaker.
Senator Mechem promised
he'd put the question Of timing
up to the Republican majority.
Evening star., 1961-03-28
OHIO

Continued From First Page
to ratify the District vote
amendment and Kansas is
waiting for Ohio. Thirty-six
States have already approved
the amendment-two short Of
the total necessary for final
ratification.
Morton Telephones
Earlier today Chairman Nor
ton telephoned Ohio Republican
Senate Majority Leader c.
Stanley Mechem to tell the
Senator he was interested in
seeing the amendment ratified.
But the cagey, 68-year-old
Senator Mechem refused to tell
Senator Morton when the Sen
ate might take a final vote,
The amendment has cleared the
Onlo House.
Senator Mechem told Chair
man Morton that the amend
ment is now in the Senate Rules
Committee and might be re-
ported out any time.
Capitol observers agreed that
the situation here is exactly
what Senator Mechem decides
it should be.
He is an old-school, hard
headed businessman-the shoe
business-and Republican, who
went along last week with q
"just-for-fun" idea to try to
make Ohio the last State to
ratify. This was a little out
Of character, his colleagues say
Unexpected Development
When Kansas made a similar
bid to be the last State, Sen
ator Mechem was forced into
a position he had not an
ticipated. He needed 26 votes
to suspend the rules for inn
mediate action yesterday. Un-
less Ohio won the distinction
of furnishing the decisive rati-
Evening star., 1961-03-28
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Continued From First Page
whatever form they may adopt
to teach or practice religion"
This statement of principle,
the brief said. means that
"across-the- board grants to
church schools may not be
made. AcrosS-the-boa
loans to church schools are
equally invalid.
"a loan represents q grant Of
credit. When made at a rate
of interest below what is nor
mally available to the borrower,
it also constitutes a grant Of
the interest payments which
are saved. These benefits
plainly have the purpose Of
providing financial advantage
or convenience to the recipient.
And like the broad grant, the
across-the- board loan would
inevitably facilitate religious
instruction"
The memo also said that
tuition payments for a church.
school pupils are invalid since
they accomplish by indirection
what grants do directly"
Areas Of Uncertainty
It conceded that there are
areas of uncertainty in legis-
lation that renders incidental
benefits to church schools. 1T
is likely" the memo said, that
where funds are made avail
able to a church school on a
loan basis for special purposes
not closely related to religious
instruction, constitutional OBJ
jections may be avoided"
An example Of this, it said
are the loans under the Ma.
tional Defense Education Act
that enable church schools tt
borrow money for equipment
in science, mathematics and
language clasSroomS.
The memo said there may bt
other directions in which Spe'
cial purpose loans could be ex'
tended. But it warned "typi'
cally secular and Sectarian ed
ucation is so interviewer ir
church schools as to thwart
most possibilities"
The memo warned Congress
that the legal issues involved
in parohial school aid are 81
complex, and the difficultie,
Of obtaining a court test o.
legislation in this area are 81
great, that there is "a solemn
responsibility upon both Con
gress and the Executive to bt
especially conscientious" II
their decisions.
The memo reviewed the lead.
ing court cases on parochia
school aid and suggested foul
criteria Congress can use ir
Judging the constitutional Is.
sues:
/. How closely is the benefit
Evening star., 1961-03-28
Reds Believed Holding
Laurel Flyer in Laos

Lao governments request, Mr..
White said. He said the craft
had performed similar missions
at the Laotian governments
request in the past.
On some Of these missions it
photographed Soviet planes
airlifting arms to the rebels.
Mr.. White said the matter
was not brought up by Pred-
dent Kennedy or Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei Gromyko
at their White House meeting
yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

proposed amendment and ask
Congress to cede privately
owned. residential land back to
Maryland"
With Easter Sunday ap-
preaching. many legislators are
hoping they can finish up
their business by Saturday. but
Mr.. Mitchell has told them
privately that he thinks 1t will
be necessary to return on Mon
day to finish UP whatever busi-
ness is remaining.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

fication, Senator Mechem was
not sure Of the 26 votes. He
needed only 20 votes to pass
the amendment if he held it
for action under regular pro-
cedureS.
He held off to the disgust
Of Democratic members who
pledged unanimous support.
I'VE may be the seth State, -
shrugged Senator Mechem to-
day. He was in no mood to
jump into another contest with
any State for 3Sth place.
Should New Hampshire ratify
today, however, legislators feel
Senator Mechem would not fail
to move Ohio into the ratifica-
tion lineup in front Of Kansas.
This Is the kind of speculation
in which Senator Mechem does
not engage. Says Senator Me-
chem, There is little interest
in this amendment in Ohio"
Approval Expected
The Ohio Senate is expected
to approve the resolution over
whelmingly, despite a core OF
opposition among five or six
Republicans.
The amendment stumbled
yesterday partly because nei-
ther State knew what the other
was doing. And in the Ohio
Senate, inter-party communi-
cation broke down too.
Senate Republicans decided
against risking a vote to Sus-
pend the rules before they
knew that Democrats, caucus
ing in a separate room, were
solid behind immediate floor
action.
The amendment was report
ed 8 to 0 by a Senate State
Government Committee at AIS
pm.
At $3.50 pm. the Senate con-
vened, and Majority Leader
Mechem called for a Commute
recess to settle the procedure
for handling the District vote
Evening star., 1961-03-28
KANSAS

Continued From First Page
Kansas should have the hon.
or Of making it legal for Dis
trict residents to vote for the
President and Vice President
because the Sunflower State is
now celebrating its Tooth an
niverSary, and this, he thinks,
would be q good birthday
present.
Governor Promises
Gov. John Anderson of Kan
saS, q Republican, told q press
conference today that Kansas
would get on the ratification
bandwagon."
When asked how soon, the
Governor smiled and said
when the right time comes"
This was taken to mean
when Kansas could win the
honor of providing the 3Sth
ratification.
Only two States votes are
needed to make the amend
ment official and yesterday
the Kansas House was pre-
pared to rush approval Of a
resolution already passed by its
Senate. House leaders ex-
pected that Ohio's Senate would
earlier approve the amend
ment, already passed by its
House. becoming the 37th State
to ratify the measure.
Morton Arrives
One of the reasons Mr..
Mitchell wanted Ohio to ratify
yesterday. and was ready to
rush Kansas passage in 10
minutes. was that Republican
National Chairman Thruston
Morton arrived here late in the
afternoon for a speech before
State Republicans.
AS the amendment now
stands in the Kansas House
it is at the bottom of q list OF
resolutions requiring a vote by
the Committee of the Whole
House and then by the House
after a third reading. When
Kansas votes on the measure,
it will suspend its rules. which
means that there will be no
delay in the passage. and will
only take about 10 minutes.
None of the leaders here sees
any opposition to the ratifica-
ton.
RetrOceSsiOn Urged
The Speakers office has re-
ceived numerous letters yester-
day and today from Washing
ton. almost all Of which urge
Kansas not to ratify the vote
amendment.
Most Of the communications
Mr.. Mitchell said, are printed
form letters with the heading
ID. C. Electoral Vote? No!
Retrocession? Yes!"
The letters state that "the
proposed constitutional amend
ment gives only the illusion
and not the substance Of rep
resentation. Any method OF
suffrage that does not also
free District residents from
exclusive legislation would
merely create a rubber stamp
for unethical and corrupt poll
ticians.
The letter recommends ret
recession" as a better method
| It says, why not table the
Evening star., 1961-03-28
BY the Associated Press

The State Department says
that the American plane miss
ing in Laos was shot down
over rebel territory and one
survivor may now be in the
hands Of pro- Communist guer-
rillaS.
There was no report that
any Of the seven other men
aboard the craft survived. The
plane, an unarmed CAT trans
port assigned to the United
States Embassy in Laos. was
en- route from Vientiane to
Saigon, South Wet Nam, Thurs
day when 1t went down. Re-
ports were that 1t crashed and
burned.
Believed Laurel Man
Unconfirmed reports from
Vientiane, according to an an
nouncement by State Depart
ment Press Officer Lincoln
White yesterday, said that one
American parachuted safety
and is now in the hands Of
the Pathet Lao" The Pathet
Lao left wing guerrillas are
supplied by the SovietS and
Communists in North Wet
Nam.
The possible survivor was
listed as Mai. Lawrence r.
Bailey, 81. of SOL South Green
hill avenue, Laurel, Md.
Also on the plane was War
rant Officer Edgar w. Welt
kamp, jr.. Of 1920 Columbia
pike, Arlington, Va. The other
six person on the plane also
were United States military
personnel.
Mr.. White said checks were
under way to find out whether
Maj. Bailey Is alive and in
rebel hands. with q view to try
ing to obtain his release If so.
Mrs. Bailey, at her home in
Laurel. said the Government
told me not to get my hopes
up-that it was an unconfirmed
report
She was advised Saturday
that the plane on which her
husband was travelling was
missing. This is the latest
news we've had. I hope it's
true"
Her last direct word from
her husband, she said, was a
letter received about q week
ago.
Maj. Bailey. his wife and
their three children-Barbara
II: Lawrence H.. IA, and
Elaine, 12-have lived at Laurel
since 1856, when the officer
was first assigned to Fort
Meade.
THE children have been very
good through it ALL" Mrs
Bailey said Of the tense hour,
since word that her husband
was missing was first received
She said the family had nc
direct information on what
Government authorities were
doing to confirm the report OF
make contact with her huS-
band.
We're just hoping for the
best"
Mrs. Bailey is a native Of
Mobile, Ala. She and Maj
Bailey have been married II
years. Her husbands mother
Mrs. Marguerite c. Lott, live!
at WaycrosS, Ga. His father Il
Lawrence r. Bailey Of SCOTS.
dale, Ariz.
On Reconnaissance
Mr.. White said the two-en'
gined World War II type trans
port plane was over the rebel
held PLANES deS Jarres wher
it was hit by ground fire. HI
declined to speculate just whit
fired the shots, but Unite,
States authorities assumed tn
guns were manned either b,
PAthet Lao or by other Com
MuniSt-Supported forces.
The CAT had detoured owe
the rebel area to make q recon
nAiSsance survey at the Roya
Evening star., 1961-01-15

C0MMERCIAL-one-story
building. zone CM-2, dis
trtbution show rooms, air
cond., dec. interior, wonder
fel bargain for right type
OF business; 1000 50 It..
parking. Cor. Ontario and
Kalorama I'd. NV. Reduced
pricel $4,000. Action.
GERB1CH, ST. 3-1939, Mon
day.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
BURRIS
Real Estate ia. 4-74O0

STOP. /! Don't pay
any more HIGH
RENT for o tempo-
rary home. We have
. nice brick rambler
for S17,900 that will
afford you easy, rea.
sonable living and
you can have IMME.
DIATE POSSESSION.
3 bedrooms, large
closets. kitchen with
wall oven and coun-
tertop stove. Cons
venient to schools.
Excellent financing.
Cali for Photo Fact
Brochure selected for
the National House
Of Homes. ROUTH
ROB BINS REAL
ESTATE CORP. XII.
$4,000 or Fl. 4-2500.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

CARWAsH = Top Nd. ioc.; over
$4,000 gross: mgr. opr.; owner
must sell: priced low, with EZ
terms. ATKIN & ELY, To. 2-3l00
CAR WAsH-Nearby Nd: Ice. vol.
sIBRiALiTfsaih1 eaiii Lifsi1 cor for pis z.gson gs5tnerS'
Evening star., 1961-01-15

GROCERY, N.E.--Must sell immed..
due 70 health; $1,000 stock.
$4,000 seeao0 os0Suip. Best cash offer.
GR0CERY-Compiete food market,
profitable business. Owner re-
tiring. Arl., Va, IA. 6-04O5.
GROCERIES-2 Coed Buys
/. NV. 81 900 wk. volume; 500
rent: $4,000 includes $4,000 stock.
2. NE, doing over $1,000 wk.:
good hrs; closed Sum-; only $4,000
plus stock; must be seen.
Atkin & Ely, TU. 2-3100
CLUBHOUSE FURN. sTORE, com.
pletely stocked and equipped,
Norcross cards. souvenirs, glass
ware, etc. Shopping ct. In Va. 10
min. Pentagon. Owner has other
interest. Box 4S4-M. Star.
aARDWARE STOR RE expanding
Fairfax County. plenty off-streei
parking: approx. 5000 50. #.
approx $4,000 inventory: gross
Ing $4,000 Q year. Apply Boz
3l3-M, Star.
HARDWARE, d. c.; S1O.000-SI5 ,00(
4 net; $4,000 down. OWNER. RA
3-3040. o to 8. weekdays.
HARDWARE STORE, MD.-SI0.
000-$15,000 net yr. $4,000 dn
! Nice loc. GIBRALTAR, DI, 7-6500
Evening star., 1961-01-15
TIL SPRINGFIl
OPEN 12-DARK

In wintertime when II 10 cold
The fireplace 10 worth more than
In summer when the sun Is hot
The pool makes happy both teen
and tot
z1a9e loan to assume
Evening star., 1961-01-15

BEAUTY sALoN-Ultra modern. in
shopping center, Wheaton area:
tremendous potential no competi-
ton. plenty of help and priced
right;. Call MR.. NENNA. WI.
BEER-REsT income $500 wk.:
extras pay rent; absentee owner.
Only $500 down. A. r. EEELYE,
DI. 7-S325.
BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS. %
sleeping rms, crosses $4,000 70
$4,000 per ". Can be seen Mon
day, 10 to 2. 1920 10th st. NV.
BUSINESSES WANTED
i believe ] can sell your restaurant,
beauty shop, dry cleaning store or
what have YOU. Long established
realtor and bus. broker.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 VERMONT AVE, RE. 7-514o
CARBOHYDRATES
on and off sale. Beer license
Nearby Virginia. Volume over
$4,000 annually. Good lease
Beaut. equipped, priced at below
value Of equipment. $4,000 doWr
will handle. Exclusive.
Self. .-Serv. Grocery
Nearby suburbs. Mod. equipped
| partners quote over $1,000 wkly
No good will asked. Stock, fix.
lures and truck worth $4,000. A
real buy at $3.50, complete
Hrs, to u; closed sun. Si,50C
down may handle.
Luncheonette, NE.
Owner quotes 500 daily. Closes
z pm, no Sun. Rent only 500
mo. Expenses only SIS daily.
Same owner 10 yrs. Priced low
st $4,000 lock. stock and barrel.
Terms. Exclusive.
Self-Serv. Market, NE.
Owner quotes over S1,700 vkly
cash, No good viii asked. Free
Pay cash for stock. total price
Best buy in town. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Ewes. and Sun
SHEA CHASEN, RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 5th st. NV. Ma. s-937a
CARRY-OUT sHOP-Hrs. 8 to 4,
5ls days: rent $50. Man-and-
wife operation: few seats. Price
$500 on terms. A. r, 6EELYE
DI. 7-S325.
CARWAsH = Top Nd. loc.; over
| GT0 000 oYase. v,n1r nnr ..,,, :,
Evening star., 1961-01-15

NEW APARTMENTS
Four 10-unit bldgs. w/balconies and
patios, overlooking city. Prime
loc., I blk. Alabama ave. and Good
Hope rd. Designed for low maiii-
tenance to insure maximum re-
turn. Gross over $1,000 on each
bldg. ASSUME 5lzss loan. Call
Mr. Edward Tiffey, ]. B. TIFFEY
a. SON. BUILDERS, LA. GALL;
eyes,, OIL. 2-7260.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
IN ST. AIMS PARISH
NEW CALF. RAMBLER
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 WILSON BLVD. IA. 10000
After 8 P. NJ, Call JE. 3-s270
6HORT HAUL--If you work at the
Pentagon or in D. c.. you can
come home to lunch il you live
In this house. Located in Broyhill
Forest, an area always in demand.
Features 4 bedrns., 2 full baths
Zone off master bedrm), living
room with fireplace, formal dining
room with view Of washington;
modern kitchen, finished rec. room.
buiit-in garage. Priced at S27, 500.
cum lane to Military rd., left on
32nd st., right on N. Quebec to
,SSSySsSSSs SSaS,s; SMITH,. ssMETH 4 PoEEEsE R EsEEgs5z
Evening star., 1961-01-15
First Commercial
Upper Brightwood

First Commercial
Upper Brightwood
Georgia sve.--2-story brick bldg,
fbS1nsS5' bH1nnss. r.,isssy Busy oth,orogEhsfesTcso sco
: booKoFF. RA. 8-6S27. ' AZ
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 9Th st. NV, NA.s-9373
GAITHERsBURG-1 acre. plus, Of
apt. land with 6-rm. house on
main thoroughfare. A beautiful
piece Of land ct $4,000.
oAITHERsBURo AREA-7 acre,
plus: Zoned for apis. Ready to
develop on main thoroughfare
Priced TO sell. Ideal for Q large
project.
KAY BOWLING, REALTOR
WI. S-925O or S0i.WA. 6.sSo6
HS%asD iqonsss. on So rte sS ApD1os sas 'Ss. ssl.s
soned commercial; 3-bedrm. mod I
ern Cape Cod with bsmt., large
screened porch and garaee.
HOWARD CO., Jessup, Md. - 7la
acres, incl. large 4-unit apt.
business: approx. 375 II. fronts
q. 9. Rte. /. Good terms.
HOWARD CON-. Rte. 20 and 30.
a. acres. 1000 II. facing macadam
I'd. Priced 70 sell. excel. terms.
RAMSEY REALTY CO.
10. S-2017 ~. o.29e5
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ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
$500 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7-p300
After 9 PM, Call Kw. 6-S763
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Sronnds S5ss cash return On
$4,000 down payment after ~
expenses and mortgage payments
@, JOSEPH MOLINARO, MOTEL
BROKERS. DIT 18th st.. NV.
Wash. 8, D. C.. DI. 1884, WA
ACTIVE SNACK SHOP, oeorge-
toWn-S5, 900. Nice apt, 1876
rent. $1,000 dn. DI. 1-650o.
AL STERN OFFERS
/. Tavern With Drive-In
Liquor In Nearby Md.
Known from coast to coast. ownel
quotes 81 800 week. Huge PARK,
ing lot. Terrific buy. low dow
payment. .a
2. Tavern Downtown
Rock -snd-roll entertainment. Beau
tifully equipped. Terrific oppor
tunity. Name your own dow
payment. Must be sold.
8. Colored Tavern NV.
$500 total price. $4,000 down
4. Sandwich Shop NV.
In officebuilding; small: no cooking
5. Carry-Out-Parking
$1,000 q week business. Rent $500
total price $4,000. Easy terms
8. Pizza Restaurant
On Georgia ave-, with parking
Beautifully equipped. S3.00t
Z. Charcoal Sandwich Shor
Nearby Nd. In huge shopping cen.
ter. $4,000 down.
8. Carry-Out Fountain NV
Doing $1,000 . week. Excellen
8. Restaurant-Bar, Va.
srss' ssOoo .S onsaSa'; SS ;a5eo ssS, adSG 5sS
AL STERN
FE. 3-246s ST. 1851,
ABLY ACCREDITED
MOTELS AND HOTELS
a. Rte. /: 25 units, excel. inc.
B. Ocean City. Nd, SO units, ress
c. Rte. 301, Nd, Triple a motel
RESTAURANTS-BARS
A. Bethesda, 1850, cI. Sun. beer
sandwiches, ETC.; $4,000 down.
I 3. eil. Spg., modern equip, beer
nice bus. $4,000 down.
.. Senna; ave. Sc. beer-liu.: goos
bus: low rent: $4,000 down.
d. Conn. ave. tea room: 5 p.m.-t
pm, 8 days; $4,000, u down
2. College PIX, Nd, for msn.wife
=. We. Industrial: beer: 6-5 pm.
+ cl. Sat. Sun: $4,000. terms.
~. D. c.. Mt. Pleasant: very reas
H. Rockville Shop. Center; 5000
wk. bus; only $4,000 down,
BEAUTY SALONS
A. Wheaton: s operators: modern
q. p. G. Conn. ave; only $4,000
e. AL, va; nice bus: reas.
CARRYOUT-DELIC.
A. Nearby Nd: S1.s00 wk.: beer
ideal for 2 partners.
B. wheaton; nice bus: very reas
G. Rockville; good bus; reas.
,. Bethesda: $1,000 vk.: $4,000 dn
3. Hyatts.. S6,5O0; $1,000 down
GROCERY STORES
!
4. p: G.. i,3oo yk.: 8 days.
C. congr. HEts.: White sec. apt.
GAS STA.-GARAGES
IA. sil. spg.: $4,000 gal. mo-: sell o
consider working partner.
IB. Arl.: body repairs, paint. etc
excel. bus. and ioc.; ideal for Z
| LIQUOR STORES
Ia. D. G. 0eorgetown area. Nieel
Nearby Ns prlEs.i9 Md. onig o0ss ssooS SSl dowr
/ GIBRALTAR co.
Listings Wanted. DI. 7-65oo
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MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice. consultation: exclusive fun
time motel broker offering recon
mendatins, best motel buy.
JOE H. THOMPSON 49,.
232 woodward Bldg. jackson $3.50
ACCoKEEK, MD.-orocery. 81,
4 200 wkly. guar; meats; 2-persol
operation: long lease; askinl
4 $1,000; owner retiring;. $500
cash: unusual opport: for am
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ANACOsTIA sEAFooD AND PoUI
TRY MARKET. .2400 Nichols av'
4 Seeding out Of business o
! account Of illness. ReaS. priel
LU. 4-2322, Ii. 3-0759.
APTs.-S furn. apts., 8 baths, q
sss' spt' pTies Fee sS 1890 WIT With 500 Dai u
i For other info. call KEACH
i PURCELL, EX. 3-2412.
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FOB RENT-Going restaurant and
bar business In Anne Arundel
County. legal slot machines: / OF
the few Sun. beer licenses: doina
good business now; does q lge
ness with a good lease, or viii
sell partnership to Q reliable
operator, very little cash involved
Once in Q lifetime opport. Cal
University 1890.
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CORNER ASSEMBLY

CONTINUED on Next 1PaSe)
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AAA MoTM.-.In town. va. inter;
6seE Tts srasais ss!Sinssp5 sseslsss
8 acres Of superb. handicapped
$4,000 down payment after ~
expenses and nortgage payments
G. JOSEPH MoLINARo. MOTEL
Wash. 8, D. C. DI. 1894 WA
ACTIVE SNACK SHOP, oeorge:
tent sS%n7sS;SSSo;d ss,SSS d NiSs 81 7sssoo. .sso LOO
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RUSH
+. SPRINGFIELD

S-bedrm, 1la-batt ramb. vi
psneled rec. rm:, 4th bedrin. q
Daylight bsnt.: easily converted
TO 2M baths: excel loc.: mr.. al
schools, churches, shopping, anc
eifcumferential highway: lge
AM OF loan may be assumed
phone CT. 6.6340.