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Navajo times., 1962-04-18

Monday before Easter 700 AM Holy Communion
Tuesday before Easter April II z:ooAM Holy Communion
Wednesday before Easter 200 AM Evening Prayer and
N1aundy Thursday. April 7:oOAM Holy Communion
700 AM Evening Prayer and
Good Friday April 20 1900 Noon nrgy Of the Passion
700 PM Evening Prayer and
Easter Eve, April 21 $3.50 AM Morning Prayer and
700 PM Blessing ofthe Paschal
Evening Prayer
Special Service PM First of
(Easter Day, April 22) 7:ooA.M Holy Communion
1ooOA AM Holy
Easter Easter nas 4ssss 4R APRIL AN Holy Holy
NAVAJO BIBLE CHURCH
Pastor: Don Fredericks
600 AM
mile north of Fort Defiance
2:3o PM conducted Navajo Language
Closing Service day and the week of services
Rev Eschol Cosby. Radio Evangelist from cochise Ar-
Navso Bible church @ located within s village Of
ST. AnNEs cHAPEI Ie''"Ne
5S april 10 Holy Holy Gsmnsa Communion
Aaundy Thursday PM NC. Parks Residence
Good Friday Devotons 7:3OP.M John
dence Window Rock
cRowNpoNr CHRISTIAN REFORM MISSION
Good Friday April 20 7ooAM -
Sunday April q 900 AM In the Navajo Language
AM English Language
Topic Sunday 1he Last Topic wordsof the Grossly
PRESBYTERIAN AT TOF1ATCFH
Rev Camps, Pastor
Easter Sunday
SUI
9:3O Sunday school service
1890 Morning services in English and Navajo
CITY PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
600 Morning community sunrise service
1000 class
11:OO Worship the English Language
7:3O in Navajo
GANADO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
William Vogel, Minister
April1o
Lords Supper and
FRIDAY, Apri2 of
73O PM The Chance Choir will
present
fIion' by John Stainer
Sunday. Aprl2 Al
1900 AM Easter morning
Worship.
1880 PM Motion picture, 81 Be-
held His Glory
CtuNLE PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
Reverend Joseph w. Gray, Pastor
Canyon De Chelly lat the of the White
local Presbyterian and Southern Bap-
ouiD iCiD9fp
Navajo times., 1962-04-18

Sunrise service will be conducted inthe open air just
mile north of Fort Defiance the Sawmill road.
Bible School
Morning Worship
Service will be conducted in the Navajo Language
The Closing Service of the day and the week of services
Rev. Eschol Cosby Radio Evangelist from Cochise Ar
zona is the guest speaker. The Public is cordially
invited attend the services during this HoyWeek The
Navajo Bible Church is located within the village of
Fort Defiance.
Navajo times., 1962-04-18

April 2O 1862
Burtons Corral. day
April 21 1862
Dilkon Branding day
April q, 1862
Teesto Branding Corral. day
April q. 1862
Jeddito Branding day
April a. 1862
Low Mountain Rodeo Grounds day
DISTRICT II
April Is, 1862
Branding Corral day
April 26, 1862
Cornfield Branding Corral Observation-Disclosures. day
April II, 1862
Branding .. day
April g. 1862
Frank Gishey's Corral. day
April o. 1862
Tanner Springs. day
April 3d. 1862
Wide Ruin day
May l. 1862
Kinicheem Branding day
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11

tive of all central Alaskan power
companies The cooperative was
proposed in report by the Ralph
M. Parsons Co, which was pre-
pared at the request of the partici-
pating power companies.
The cooperative would establish a
series of transmission lines which
would tie all its members into at
least two common power sources.
AS yet, the exact nature of the pow
er sources has not been determined,
but they will probably be either
coal-fed steam plants or nuclear
power plants.
Met In Washington
Gruening learned of the REA
plans in a meeting held last week in
Washington with REA Administra-
tor Norman Clapp. Also present at
the meeting were Richard Dell,
deputy administrator; Richard H.
Wood, assistant administrator; Ho-
burg B. Lee, director of the Power
Supply Division; Louis Gorrin, di-
rector of the REA Operations Divi-
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
Plan Art Exhibit
To Display Work
OF Park Pupils

About rs to 80 charcoal drawings
of the pupils of DAHL Park are
scheduled for showing in an exhibit
ton from to 8 pm. April Is to %
in the recreation hall of the First
Church of the Nazarene, 10th and
Noble.
Students showing their works are
Mrs. Frances Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Tanimoto. Mrs. Edna Wilder,
Mrs. Sally White, Mrs. Mable Car
tier, Bill Howell, Paul Hops, and
Mrs. Lillian Webb.
Park said that the first pictures
that the students did, along with
their later works, will be shown to
demonstrate how they've developed
their abilities. He said that the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend
"the professional level exhibit
The art instructor is planning a
summer program for both children
and adults from June 3 to August
20, five days a week, in charcoal,
water color, pastels and oil paint
ing. He said that the adult classes
are l to pm. and 7:30 to 1890
pm, and the children's lessons are
from 2 to pm, including field
trips.
Interested persons may call him
at GIL 2-1343 or inquire during the
exhibition.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11

sion; and William Rushlow, chief of
the Planning Branch under Lee.
Following the meeting, Rushlow
and Lee, accompanied by three other
REA officials, Rowland Hand. Sr.,
Harold Kelley, and Charles Potter,
left for Anchorage to join two other
REA officials. Joseph Kaplan and
Gerald Diddle Kaplan and Diddle
have been in Alaska for some time
going over the proposed generation
and transmission cooperative plans.
The seven REA officials began
series of meetings yesterday with
representative of the Golden Val
ley, Chugach. Matanuska and Homer
Electric Associations to discuss the
REA proposal.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED
CHANGES IN THE REGULATIONS OF
The DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
WELFARE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
Notice is hereby given that the Depart
nent of Health and Welfare. pursuant to
the authority vested by Section 40-1-6 OBJ.
ALA 1949, as amended by SLA 1919, Oh.
lis, Sec. Is, as amended by SLA 1861,
Oh. Sc, Sec. /, proposes to finally adopt
emergency regulations in Title of the
Adopt new sections to require a certifi-
cate of compliance to be obtained from
the Department of Health and Welfare
within sixty t60) days from March 5,
1862 for operating existing coin-operated
dry cleaning establishments or upon
commencement of operation for all other
such establishments based upon submits
sion of all relevant and material informa-
ton pertaining to the installation, opera
lion, and maintenance of coin-operated
dry cleaning establishments.
Notice is also given that all interested
persons may appear at the place and
time herein stated and be heard or pre-
cent statements in writing relevant to
the action proposed at a hearing to be
held at the Conference Room, Greater
Anchorage Health District Building. 2I7
-'F' Street. Anchorage, Alaska at 1000
O'Clock Am. on the 18th day of April,
1862. The Department of Health and We'll
fare upon its own motion at such hear
ing or thereafter will make final the
emergency relations regarding the above
subject heretofore filed with the Secre-
tary of State of Alaska ON March 5. 1862
substantially as above set forth without
further notice.
DATED-March %, 1862
ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF
! HEALTH AND WELFARE
PAUL L. WINSOR
Commissioner
Pub. April IL, 1862 .4
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
STOLEN RANCHERO

J. E. Rank, 1873 Tenth, reported
Ito City Police on April 8 that some
one had stolen his 1858 Ford Ranch
Gro pickup from the 500 block on
Second Ave Rank later recovered
his car at st. Joseph's Hospital.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
STOLEN BIKE

On April 9, Steve Zeko of the
Model Cafe reported that someone
had stolen his lightweight racing
bicycle from a storeroom of the
Model Cafe on April 5. The BIZ
cycle is valued at $40.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
GUN.LOADED

Winthrop c. Mayo of 1888 Wells
reported to City Police on April 8
that he had found a loaded 357
magnum pistol in shoulder holster
lying on Slater st.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
SAFE ROBBED

On April TO- Loretta Gilchrist of
Alaska Overland reported to City
Police that $50 in cloth bag had
been stolen from a locked safe at
the Alaska Overland terminal.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
CAR THEFT

On April Edward Stroecker,
5030 Pedro, reported that his 1860
Pontiac stationwagon had been
stolen from the Safeway parking
lot. The car was later recovered by
q City Police officer at the Elks
Club parking lot.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
CAR MEETS BUILDING

On April 8, Al Vacura of Floor
craft, $40 Church ST., reported that
someone had lost control of We
hicle and had run into his estab-
Ishment, cracking one of the front
windows.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
STOLEN PANTS

On April Robert Douglas, 523
Third, reported that someone had
stolen his pants, keys and wallet
from a chair in his room while he
was sleeping.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
CLOTHING TAKEN

On April Lottie B. Boyer of the
Fairbanks Police Department re-
ported that someone had stolen some
of her clothing from the Mushroom
of the Dixon Apartments.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
GEAR STOLEN

On April 9, G. A. Cumming of
Fairview Manor reported to City
Police that someone had stolen
clothing, tools and other miscel-
laneous articles from his car.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
BACK SMASH

On April Albert Kroesters of
Fl. Wainwright reported that some
one had run into the rear of his
vehicle while he was waiting for
spotlight to turn at the corner
Of Gaffney and Cushman.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11

The power to preserve peace is
what we all pray for, hope for, to-
day. One way to prepare for it is to
buy U. S. Savings Bonds systematic
ally.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
GLASSES LOST

On April 6 Harold Null, 936 Riv-
erview Dr. reported that he had lost
pair of eyeglasses in Mushroom
at the Nordale Hotel.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
Power Pow-Wow Outlining
$40, 100000 Finance Plan

REA officials outlining proposal entaing $40 million
financing provide for all of central Alaska
meeting of the heads of Alaskan REA Cooperaves being held
Anchorage this according to Senator Ernest Gruenng
The proposal outlines the part the REA feels could take
assisting of generation and transmission coopea
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
News Notes From The =.
POLICE BLOTTER
BIZ Colin Mick

ficers later recovered the car on the
400 block of Second Ave.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
BROKEN WINDOW

On April 6, Grace Vetter, 1925
Ash, reported that someone had
broken her bedroom window with
a SNOWFALL.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
SUGAR IN TANK

Mrs. Elmer Shaw of $50 River
view Drive reported to City Police
on April that someone had put
sugar in her gas tank.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
TRUCK TAKEN

On April 7 William J. Race, 1915
Fourth, reported that his 1855 Ford
pickup had been stolen from in
front of the Chamber of Commerce
Building. The truck was later re-
covered by City Police Officer in
the 500 block on Third Ave.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
GMC GONE

Walter Ash, 1864 Turner, reported
ito City Police on April 7 that some
one had stolen his 1857 GMC pick
Up from in front of the USO.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-11
STOLEN FORD

On April 7 B. j. Click, No. 5
Totem Dr., reported that someone
had stolen his 1949 Ford from Rays
parking lot. Fairbanks Police Of
Evening star., 1962-09-16

home, bsth as6s' run &SGsrn Basement SsSEi ssStFsi
heat. Ions road frontage. new
barn, 5ia acre tob. allot., includes
farm equip. and tractor, 2S mi.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
BEST-BUS.-BUYS
ACCESSORIES AND DEC.

From s9O0-S10.0OO 9 week with
or without living quarters. Low
down payments. Wonderful terms
on all. Come in and look at our
sslsstions, We ONLY SELL
Evening star., 1962-09-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
lcoAIIAUEp)

CARRY OUT. beer. etc, owner leav.
ing country, income S1,20O wk.,
rent si25. 3 and 3-year lease. helr
Sl25 vk.s 31a-ton air cond.. hrs
IL am. to midnight. price incl
about S1,500 stock In $4,000, on
terms. NV. loc Exclusive, A. r.
Seelye, DI. 1885.
COFFEE SHOP, dntn. ofc. bldg. low
overhead. 5 days: $1,000. terms.
GIBRALTER CO. DI. 7-65OO
COIN oBerated laundry and dry
cleaners. In vicinity Of Annandale,
Va. Well-established with excel
lent potential Priced to sell
Terms arranged. For details write
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Restaurant-B -Beer-Wine
PACKAGE LIQUOR,
GROCERIES-N.W.

Owner quotes over $1,000 weekly
cash. Rent only 5000 month Nei
profit over $4,000 In 1861
Priced low at $4,000 plus stock
Wonderful terms can be arranged
to responsible purchaser. Same
Sun, SHEA CHAsEN, RA. 6-5l3s
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 18th st. NV. Ma. s-937s
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
CITIES. SERVICE OIL CO. viii
lease for dealer operation Its
prominent location ct Georgia anc
Alaska aves. NV, washington
We are primarily interested ir
experienced service station bust
ness men. Our guaranteed in.
come. dealer development, adver-
grams make this opportunity most
attractive. For further and more
particular Information, call MT
Brown, ia. 4-1100 weekdays ano
AP: 7-0S54 evenings and week
ends.
SHOE REPAIR-DRY CL., Alex, va
Low rent, sacr. 50 500, only 81.
600 dn. GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-650O
SNAIL BUSINESS. S days, SI2l
4 dn. GIBRALTAR, D1. 7-65oO
SNACK BAR, ROCKVILLE, MD
Good income. Only $4,000. terms
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-6500
TAVERN. College Park, Nd, on-ofi
liquor. drive-in parking lot, good
bus. $4,000 dn. D1. 7-6500.
TRUCKING BUSINESS, shows ige
vol: and inc. Substantial cash.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-650O
TV SHOP for sale in suburban
Nd. long estab. in growing COM
munity. $500. Box 1897, Star
TOOL AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL
BUSINESS FOR SALE = Nearby
price S5.D50. Cash desired. Box
150-E. Star.
WANTED-Investor with $4,000 to
working partnership in established
business. DE. 2-4730.
YOUNG MAN seeking business OF
franchise to invest in. Willing
to work hard. Box 34S-z, Star.
A VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE SYN
DICATE now formed invites you
to participate in q fine APART
MENT PROJECT with open occu-
pancy. Shares from $500 to $4,000
accepted. Write to P. o. Box 613.
Alexandria, Va.
/. HOME-BUsINESs. Lge. 2-story
bldg. on approx. acre w/ample
parking space. Ground floor rented
to community business firms and
U. s. Govt. I'd floor has = COM
Portable modern apis. Excellent
income which will more than pay
mortgage. Operate your cwn busi-
ness in one of the shops. Oppor-
tunity to create estate. $4,000.
Q. RESTAURANT AND BARBECUE.
Very modern. air cond., fully
equip. Includes spacious property.
Plenty parking. Slots. $4,000 to
handle.
3. HOTEL-Legal slots. Bar. z days
on and off. z a.Tn.-2 am. Nets over
$4,000. INCLUDES PROPERTY
Good financing. LEISNER & HAM
SON, DEALE. MD. UNIVERSITY
T-oo0l
Evening star., 1962-09-16
INVESTORS

SOS. 900 minimum. We have several
tnteresting opportunities. For In
formation please call Mr.. james
W. Kibbe.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

1. One shift. 1871 bar, open 4 pm
2 am. Wkly. bus, Sl,400, price
$4,000 l.s.b. Less than 29et dn.
2. Southern Nd, approx. hr. drive
D. c., $4,000 yr. machine action,
slots, ETC.. excel. moneymaker,
reas. term, approx. $4,000 On.
TnTInn CTODEC
Evening star., 1962-09-16
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ACROSS FROM CONGRESS. PLAZA
II to 8 rms, from S25 mo. UP.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
MA s-5090 HA. 7-4Os0
Evening star., 1962-09-16
FARMETTE


Ideal for kids, dogs, pony. Approx.
with 4 home that features iiv. fm.
w/firepl.,. din. area, kit. 3 bed-
dms,, bath. util. rm.. scr. porch.
specially priced ct only S12,500s
excellent financing.
HOWARD E. TALBERT
Deale. Nd, 301-UNiversity 7-s0O2
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1-5O acres, some timber, 2-rm.
house, good condition, 6-rm. house
needs repairs, 2 barns, Toulouse,
long road frontage. stream.
2-7.7 acres, modern 5-bedrm,
home, bath. full basement, central
heat, long road frontage. new
bc fsrG equip and tractor 2s mi.
3-e acres, modern frame. home.
hot-vater heat. screened porch,
road, immed. poss. $4,000.
4-46 acres on main road. large
frame 3-bedrm. home, l barn, 8
acre tob: allot., outbldgs. immed.
So poii ~ Ser.s n .entlc % g rosIi5: SS0Oge lena
sunEen siio, nprisht siio, corn. %
house. . barns, lake. long road
frontage, fenced, so acres cleared,
Arm. tenant house, ideal for eat
tie or horse farm. beautiful build-
ms sites with panoramic view Of
Pautxent River, ideally located,
priced for quick sale. 45 mi. d. c.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
II No Answer, Call 1S4 or 353
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
LIS acres. 3-bedrm. masonry
home, fun basement, shaded lawn.
garden space, stream, good resi-.
Dental area. Sl7.500.
2-Harwood. 5 acres, 2-bedrm,
nome, eSpanda6le attic, central
Additionsi iIUy, scresSs Hr svaiIabIei n ILlhAnee'
$50 acres, 2-bedrm. home, cen.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP,
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Nd.
Phone University 7-S006. II no
answer. call Prince Frederick los,
HOWARD COUNTY
barn. pond site. lust completed.
Brick rambler. bedrms., 2 baths.
tsble-spaee kitchen, finished rec.
rm.. attached garage on l-acrs
McHENRY CO. Arlss e-sIss
LEESBURG AREA-375 picturesque
acres, 3 houses, good barns, long
road frontage for development or
estate. Sl6S.500.
acres in town. Lovely 1O-rm,
house, ga baths, oil radiator heat
$4,000. Terms.
Ia acres in town. 7-rm. brick.
HAROLD E. BRUZEE
LovETTSvILLE, VA.
103-S22-5117
LAND AND FARMS
Our business in Montgomery and
Frederick for many years. Profit
from our exper; RQMER & CO.,
HSSE GO e BE. BE; Zoe nd's.. near
farm. 2Q7 acres on Rte. 1O7.
Your offer invited. I or both
HEiIER. sfis .vss s.. s4ias. ati shd lNSTsroi Saa
SERVICE, INC, Elk. 3-4734,
MONT. C0.-OLNEY ESTATE
Modern all-briek soft. rambler. 4
bedrms.. 8 baths. Can be ohtainsdY
with small acreage or q portieV
OF the lanc may be purchAse4,
separately. $1,000 per acre.
IED LINGO INC. HA. T-4S00
(continued on Next PaSsl
Evening star., 1962-09-16

@@~S - A@4NAN A@4@ N~ANA@
ST. PETERS CREEK-5O acres
near Champ. Attractive modern
house, new pier, good outbuild.
CREEK PLANTATIoN-e30
acres, mile waterfront. Restored
3-bedrm. house, 2-bedrm. guest
cottaee, fine barn, other bidfs.
Productive land. In perfect
condition. S6l 300.
TEEMING-With geese. ducks. deer,
partridses is this 271-acre place
near Marion with so acres oysters
in addition. so acres high state Of
cultivation. Over / mile Of deep
waterfront. 1ls-bath main house,
tenant house. Only S29. 900.
EARLY BRICK HOUSE, I720--
Fine panelins. RESTORATION needed.
IL acres. Long frontage, deep
water. Pier, boathouse. $4,000.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
PRINCE Frederick. Nd. Phone 1s2,
OF Jackson Lee Cook. Manokin, Nd.
Phone Princess Anne SS3-M-I.
FARM FOR SALE. Mitchellviiie
area. Prince Georges Co., Md.
between sol and 214-135 acres
running to the Patuxent River. 3
barns and 6-rm. dwelling house.
running water. Ma. 1920
Evening star., 1962-09-16
SALESMAN


Exper. only, for exclusive lines o
hearing aids. Top comm. and draw
70 closer. Mr.. SEALFON, Ju
SEAT COVERS, ETC.-Weil-estab.
good profit, ideal for .. Cash req
ATKIN q ELY. TU. 2-3l00.
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
Owner quotes over $4,000 weekly
GOOD lease, reasonable rent. Apt
available. Mixed trade, No nearb,
competition. Always known a
finest and best money-maker In
town. Stock. fixtures and equip
ment cost more than asking prict
Of $4,000, lock, stock and bar.
rel. Wonderful terms 10 respon.
sible people. Must be seen TO b
appreciated.
Repair-Service Business
Close to downtovn-Servicing out.
board motors, lawn mowers, autc
sssastcr, rsElss setslon' se wond.r esTiSFss1Ts
tentiai for mechanic. Present
owner white-collar man. Must bC
seen to be appreciated.
Restaurant -Beer-Wine
Silver Spring area-Established 20
years. Weekly volume over $500.
Catering to finest clientele. Fin
est equipment. Seats 165. Priced
way below market value at only
$27,500, terms. Must be seen to
be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

AUTO GAR. with used parts and
house on 31,711 So. #. zoned CT.
1882 Marlboro pike, Forestville,
Md. nr. Penn Mar Cen. RE. 5-57o7.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

p. S. II, on The other hand, you're
looking for tenant, you'll get best
results from The SfoTs responsive,
oble-fo-bUy audience. Coll Sfor clos-
sified at Lincoln $4,000 and Sfor Ad-
Visor will help YOU compose an
effective message.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

DUPONT CIRCLE Air-eond. desk
space avail. in mfg's. representa-
tive office Wen furn. Reas. Call
DE. 2-6633.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
ARIES COUNTY, MD.
PORT TOBACCO
Colonial Manor House
CARL BALDUS
,.,SS,0 SS,0nl-s:S.4..s40e z.

HAROLD GATES, Broker
CULPEPER-"LA GRANGE"
Most interesting old brick house
built 1924. Is solid but needs
modernixing. has electricity. hath,
setting. view. boxwood. terraced
garden, charm and old plantas
tion atmosphere with about 27S
acres. S39, 800.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
CfllnRnRr Vir0iufa
Evening star., 1962-09-16

AUDITOR and business appraiser
will advise on starting or buying
q business. Modest fee. Call 347-
1915 or 24S-7743.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Ideal for kids, dogs, pony. Approx.
with 4 home that feature: iiv. fm.
w/firepl.. din. area, kit. 3 bed-
dms,, bath. util. rm.. scr. porch.
specially priced ct only S12,500s
aYrailenf finauffno
Evening star., 1962-09-16
ALBEE BLDG.

CORNER 18th AND q SITS. NV.
Moderh choice offices from $50
per month. including ell services.
CAFRITZ-DI. 10000
Evening star., 1962-09-16

A name to remember
when you buy or sell.
AL STERN

ST. s-eos0 Ewes. Pc. s-24es
ALTERATIONS AND REsTYLING
sH0P-Long estab. Price for quick
sale. EQUIP. worth asking price.
ME- 9-4RCI ME- e-04R6
Evening star., 1962-09-16
to your new
home or
apartment

The Star opens the door to better
living. Every duy, the columns of Star
Classified bring you q wide selection
of homes and apartments in every price
range and every section of the
Metropolitan ureu. On Saturdays, The
Stur's Reel Estute Section features
the comprehensive Iistines Of Ieoding
builders and real estate brokers. The best
way to house-hunt is simple:
Let The Star be your guide to better living!
Evening star., 1962-09-16

radio. Tv service, in
come $4,000 W. Equipped incl.
trucks. Suburban. Lge. net, Mr.
fowler WA. r. seelye. DI. 7-6325.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
NOW LEASING
SILVER SPRING

All or part Of modern office build
ing containing 10000 So. IT. Will
partition to suit. Ample parking
across street. Corner Of Ward
st. and Fidler lane, Just I block
from Georgia ave. and Colesville
rd. in Silver Spring. Occupancy
early 1868. Call Mr.. Stewart,
Saturday or Sunday. FE. 7-0035,
week days FE. $4,000.
W. BERENs SALES
INC, Realtors, 1920 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

HOWARD E. TALBERT
peale. Nd. 30l-UNiyersity 7-go02
Evening star., 1962-09-16
INDUSTRIAL PRoP. for RENT

FALLS CHURCH-suitSbie for COM
mercial or light manufacturing
500 So Il; SO; 100 amp. service
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Money Maker

Doing 81. 500 . week. Run BY help
S2,500 down. Nicely equipped.
4. Georgetown Tavern
Seats $50. Cheap rent, long lease.
Excel. terms. Old established.
5. Carry-Out-N.W.
1905 run by help. $500 = week.
Is. Coffee : Shop : Office
Building
8 days, 7:3O TO 4:30. Doing S1.10O
a week. Lot Of Carry out.
IISTTNGS WANTED
Evening star., 1962-09-16

$50 acres. some timber, 2-rrn.
house, good condition, 6-rm. house
needs repairs, 2 barns, Toulouse,
long road frontage. stream.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

zoned cM-2 heavy floor load. $500
sd. It. Occupancy Sept. 1. Suitsble
for R 4 D. hght industry. air
eond. II wanted. Space must be
seen 10 be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

PARK-2O-a. west
ern type. Additional acreage avail.
2S bldgs.. incl. living quarters,
lge. restaurant, dance floor. 20
horses and ponies. steam train,
ample parkins. on busy highway
Evening star., 1962-09-16

CENTRAL DOWNTOWN, iith st,
NV, across from Perpetual Bldg
and LQan-Entire 4th floor, eleV.
Slos nas.r Approx: :,s.9.a 400 So; &; og ospaes:
ll3O. ewes. OIL. 2-4h4a.
Evening star., 1962-09-16
EASTERN SHORE

DAMASCUS FARM. $50 acres. Only
$500 per acre, Good speculation.
OIL. 2-Ol77. MARKET REALTY.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

COLLECTION AGENCY. Should net
$4,000 VI, good accounts; estab-
hshed. A. R. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
Evening star., 1962-09-16

z. ReSt-COcktalI Lounge
Doing $4,000 q wk.. seats 175,
long lease. plenty parking. Exclus.
3. WhiSkeV Tavern
Evening star., 1962-09-16
Tv and RADIO STORE

Excellent Opportunities to obtain
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS.
H. NJ. APPLESTEIN RA. $4,000
BARBER SHOP. Md BARRIERS.
excel. business. Reasonable terms,
GIBRALTAR co. DI. 7-6500
Evening star., 1962-09-16

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star., 1962-09-16

BARBER SHOP WANTED in s.e. OF
Nd, area. Can pay substantial
Evening star., 1962-09-16

POOLESV1LLE MD.
WI. s-9223 or 30l-DI. 1896: