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Evening star., 1962-01-05
Eagles Slight Fovorites
Over Lions ! omorrow

The advance sales have been
running ahead of last years
inaugural game, indicating a
crowd of more than $4,000 If
the weather continues its
warming trend.
Nick Skorich, coach Of the
Eagles, reports his club in good
physical condition. Quarter
back Sonny Jurgensen and his
prime targets, Tommy Nc
Donald and Pete Retzlaff, are
healthy. Offensive Tackle vii.
lie McClung will play with q
cast covering cracked wrist
and Safteyman Don Burroughs
has a pulled leg muscle.
Battle for Third Place
"The boys consider it a bat.
tie for third place." Skorict
said. "They want the extra
money $500 to each winner
$400 to each loser). We will
show them a little more of oul
stacked deck formation, too.'
In the stacked deck" for.
nation, three potential pass re.
ceivers line up, Indian style, ir
a wide split set.
Coach George Wilson, whose
Lions beat Cleveland last year
1915, in the first Runnerur
Bowl, says his team consider.
it has one more league game tC
go. I'VE went all out last year.
he said, land we plan to do the
same thing again."
The only casualty among the
Lions is Linebacker Car
Brett-Schneider, who has q
knee injury and probably will
be replaced by Max MeSsner
NinOwski to Start
After expenses and the play.
erS' shares have been deducted
the net receipts go to the Bert
Bell player benefit plan cover.
ing medical, sickness and &C.
cident expenses for all active
players, their wives and chill.
dren. group life insurance anc
future retirement benefits.
When the Eagles and Lion.
met December II in the reg.
ular season, Philadelphia
pulled out a 27-24 victory on q
field goal by Bobby Walstor
with Is seconds to go. The
Eagles had trailed, 24-17 with
nine minutes to play.
Wilson said Jim Ninowsk.
would start at quarterback but
would share the job with Ear
Morrall. He also planned Il
use several other men who hac
not had much chance to show
their stuff in the regular season
The Lions had an 8-5-1 sea.
son to Philadelphia's 1914.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

1--WE made trips and in every
city we went to they told us
the legislation has had a major
effect - that illegal gambling
has cut down considerably.
Where they need informa-
ton fast, the gamblers have
moved out.
Gambling is the bankroll of
all serious underworld enter
prises. Everywhere you find IL
legal gambling, you find the
big-time operators have gone
in and financed other opera
tions - narcotics, prostitution
and the rest.
"And secondly, when you
have illegal gambling, tn a
means corruption Of public Of
ficials. In some instances they
have taken over entire COM
munities.
With these new laws the
Federal Government can get
into this thing for the first
time. That's something tried
to point out for years. We're
dealing with big-time operators,
just as we did in the AL Ca
pone days. They've had lots of
time. We haven't"
More Action on Hill
And while the Justice De-
partment burns the midnight
oil on a problem that has been
allowed to grow like cancer,
things continue to stir on Cap
itol Hill.
More hearings are in the
making, more laws calculated
to better arm the Federal Gov
ernment are in the works.
We'll have more hearings" /"
says Senator Mcclellan of Ar
kansas, chairman of the Sen
ate Committee on Operations
and it's Subcommittee on In
vestigations. It was this group
which exposed so much about
organized sports gambling ir
hearings last summer.
"All we can do is expose
and we'll keep trying to ex.
pose," Senator Mcclellan says
"The next hearing will expose
more on this subject"
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Low Given Okuy
To Pitch Aquin

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 4 (AP) .
Vernon Law, ace of the Pitts
burgh Pirates 1860 pitching
staff, his been given the okay
BY two Pittsburgh physicians
to resume pitching.
! Drs. Albert Ferguson, jr., and
Joseph Finegold examined Law
yesterday and said that his
injured shoulder has healed
completely.
But Joe L. Brown, Pirates
general manager, remains un-
certain about Laws status.
While the report is good
We will still know nothing about
his future as a pitcher until we
see that he can pitch" Brown
said.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Clemson Releases
1862 Grid Schedule

CLEMSON, S. c., Jan. 5 (AP)
= ClemSon'S 1862 football
schedule of 10 games. five at
home. was announced today
Frank Howard, athletic direc-
tor and coach Of the Tigers
called the slate the toughest
in Clemson history and the best
home schedule ever"
The schedule:
September 2"-At Georsia Tech: 2g
At N. c. State.
October at Wake Forest: l3-
Georgia; 20-Duke; @7-Auburn.
November 3-North Carolina: 10
At Furman; l7-At Maryland: "a
South Carolina.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. S tAP).-
The Philadelphia Eagles are
slight favorites to repeat their
regular-season victory over the
Detroit Lions tomorrow when
the two second-place teams
meet in the National Football
leagues Runnerup Bowl at the
Orange Bowl.
The game will be covered by
network television CWTOP-9
in Washington at LAS p.mO.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

be done, and that is how he
feels about his responsibility as
Attorney General, to help clean
up organized gambling in the
United States.
The lights in his office are
ablaze long after most OF
Uncle Sans employees have
crawled home to the suburbs
AS one of his assistants put it:
He sets a hard, fast pace and
If you don't like to work, this
is no place for you"
Kennedy's work against Or
ganized crime dates back to
1851, when he was a 25-year-
old attorney working in the
criminal division of the depart
ment he now heads. His work
for Senate committees attack
ing the same problem is well
known.
Encouraging Signs
The Attorney General does
not delude himself. There are
encouraging signs that legis-
lation passed last September is
biting into gambling activities
"But the fact that they've
cut down this year doesn't in
dicate to me the battle is
over" he says. Its going to
go on for some period of time
Well have to wait two, three,
four years to find out how eff
fective we've been.
Kennedy views the gambling
sports tie-in as inevitable il
the "big-time operators" as he
dubs them, continue to operate
They. the big = time op-
Evening star., 1962-01-05
All or Nothing

What a difference a year
makes. Adams State Colleges
track team scored nary a point
in the 1860 Rocky Mountain
Conference track meet. In 1861
it won the championship.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Ex-GoIf TitIist Dies

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. S
(AP).-William H. Donnelly, 48,
1886 Eastern intercollegiate golf
champion, died yesterday. He
was a native of Newton.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
WI GruppIers Win

Washington-Lee High School
won its second match in the
new Northern Virginia Rifle
League, 1.l19 to 1920. over
Groveton yesterday at Fort
Belvoir'S range.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. - Len Matthews.
1877, PHILADELPHIA. and Eddie Arm
MIAMI. Fla.-Freddle Butts, l46.
Tampa, stopped Harry Bellafonte, i46.
Moultrie, Pa. t5l.
BOLOGNE, Italy. - Antonio Luis
Paiwa. 1904, Rrasll, outpointed Mario
Sitri. l37h, Italy (S).
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Racing Results
,ChorIes Town
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
fst-S1,1Oo; cling; 4-yrs. & up; AZ
hymns B'day GR'nIds) $50 400 800
Heal Match (Cape) 500 3.2O
Crack o. Doom EspinOsa) 1926
! Scuse Again, Half Nelson, Mister
petrose, Marine Blues, Star Hanna,
yanesian Bead, Papa John. Time,
gd-S1 900: cling; Ayr. & up; 81 fur.
Mt. T, s. (G'b'della) 80 90. 40 I3. 20
Natural Reward tD'dsOn) 1920 $50
) Donnie Boy. bsthyscaph. SPEEDY Sy
answer. Stationery, Broom Sage,
Naughty Nell. Pinch of Heaven. Time,
DAILY DOUBLE (2-2) 1888
ad-@l, 200; cling; ,3-yrs.; eHa furlongs
Woods (Ernst) $50 400
kAith VApid (Gibsen) $50
Chet Smith, Last Cent, EternaI
Dandy, Fighting Try, Vllya, Lotsomo,
bon Jeanne. Time, 1:26B.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS

ashamrock Farm-D. Nicholas entry.
ETERNAL DAWN won impressively and should re-
peat CARMEL QUEEN looks like the one to beat. TEA
TRAY won against weaker.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
DAILY DOUBLE (2-2) 1888
Tropical
BY the Associated Press

ist-$2;oOo; cling: Ayr. mdns.; 8 fur.
Scout Ussery) lilo 200 $50
Fleet Lockout (Sellers) 2.2O 2.IO
star Route tBrooks) $50
Happy Rambler, Shannon's Niece,
Movin Hy. Admirars Jem, Dwinkles,
Sir Chairman. Kwikfoot Girl, Nassau
Flash. Time, 1:11B.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

This is the lost Of q series Of articles
on illegal sombIins's threat TO
sports.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
THIRD RACE-Purse, $I,IOO; claiming ($I,5OO); 4
yeRr-Olds nm ah0ut Z furlo
FOURTH RACE-Purse, SI,IOO; claiming (SI ,5OO); l.
ar-Olds nm ahnnt z furln

ROCKETNIK had speed when fourth for $4,000
BAYLES BOY is the to beat, breaking from the
side post. DICE GAME Is due for q top race.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
BY BILL FUCHS
Star Staff Writer

Robert Kennedy, often de-
scribed as "boyish" in appear
ance. is anything but as he
sits or stands in his large Of
flee in the Justice Department,
his sleeves rolled UP. his hair
awry and his jaw set.
He looks more like a man
neck-deep in a job that has to
Evening star., 1962-01-05
At Charles Town
Selections Made for Muddy Track
Post Time, PM
FIRST RACE-Purse, xl,lO0i claiming (&l,5OO); 4
year-olds and up; about 9 furlOngs

BLACK CARD finished second earlier for $4,000
nnd IcSks best In this sprint for 800 paters SAVE
PET drops to rate n excellent chance.
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Sixth RACE Purse $500, Claiming $4,000 70
&@5OO); 4-year.olds and up; sbout 1IE furIonEs.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 .8OO claiming $1,000 to
S3'6OO)t 3-year-olds; 6Is furlongs

l., .SAGiIATE has the idvantage Of the inside post
IN this closely matched field Of spriners. LA MADRlNA
will battle to the wire SOLUK is capable Of taking il ali
Evening star., 1962-01-05

HOWARD Is in . SPOT 10 win another here, HAR-
RlSON COUNTY locks like the principal rival after
ing weaker In the mud. WHIRLING STREAM is better
Evening star., 1962-01-05
SECOND RACE-Purse 81 900; claiming (Sl 2OO); 4.
year-olds and up about 7 furlongs

BLACK JEWEL needed her last and might
surprise here at siEabe odds DSPEND has the inside
post and Is the likely favoFite, HASTE won earlier
At Waterford Park
Evening star., 1962-01-05

LORD LYRIC just missed In his last for $500.
excellent chance. '
NINTH RACE-Pur.e, $500, allowances, 4-ye.r-oIds
Evening star., 1962-01-05

49,. RUNNING BOY Is Improving and gets the vote
mere. ROSY WACk just missed for $1,000. RUNNING
FIX was an Impressive winner but meets better.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
HISTORIC TuDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


1. 55 acres. 2-bedrm. home. largo
barn, .outbldgs., SCOTT. road 'front.'
age. 4-acrS tob. allot., 25 mi. D. c.,
2. 25 acres, h-mi. frontaRa on
paved road, Cape Cod home, large
tobacco barn, implement shed,
fruit trees, 6.6S-acre tob, Rllot,,
20 mi. D. c.. $4,000.
8. 2 acres. corner lot on . paved
roads. ideal home site, 20 mi.
D. c., $4,000.
4. "Pemberton"-lIO acres with
l4.7g-acre tobacco allotment.
partially restored Georgian Man
sion with double parlors, CENTER
hall. widows walk on roof. mod
ern farm house and small tenant
house, 2 large tobacco barns, OUT
buildings, farm equipment. "a mi.
d. c. .5t .
5. Holly Spring Farm"-11b acres
with 23z-acre tobacco allotment,
beautiful farm dwelling with 3
bedrms., -paneled living rm.,
dining rfn., den, modern kitchen.
> baths, full basement. large
tobacco barns, S-rm. tenant house,
workshop with running water, 81
stall stable, % mi. D. c.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP,
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Nd.
Phone University 7.S0O6, II no
answer call Prince Frederick. los.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

KENSINGTON near CONN. AVE
New brick store buildings, approx.
1000 50. IT, ca. ample parking.
INC, MR.. HELLER, so. 844422,
weekdays EX. 3-4734.
SALE OR LEASE = Bldg. 4Ox6O,
with high pitched roof. On 1N
acres. industrial Anchor fenced
lot. Fueling facilities installed, s.e.
location. Pr. Geo. Co. JAA1SON
REALTY. 10. 7-1116. Ewes. CHI.
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tcoNTlNUEn)
RARRRR Su0N

bAhDkb 6nOE
Silver Spring, Nd. 5 basins; bat
s. W. Shopping center. 8 BARRIERS,
3 chairs, both priced right.
BEAUTY SALONS
III Wheaton. Nd. parking ga
lore, set up for the enterprising
Rent $3.50. open TO reasonable
offer. (2) NV. downtown. $4,000
Terms. street entrance. lovely dis
play window. rent S125. Excel
income for, 1 or g operators. l3)
D, SILVER gg Spring G,,.s Nd "a oS Operators T.Sms
a. conn. H ave. % VY fine locations, ms
priced to sell with ample cash
down. 80 18th st. NV. apt.
house. Most reasonable rent. excel
income and terms. t6) Upper Wis.
ave. NV. rent only S1S7.60 for
one Of the most wanted sections.
Large modern shop. wet units,
9 comb out stations. Cd 18th and
Col. rd. Remodeled Q bit and you
have it made. $3.50. Terms. (Sl
gPRer sffe mo Hw 5000 sUlS S M Rlni h.dSt Isn:
downtown. Open to reasonable Of
tions D. C.. Nd. and Va. That's
our speciality. New listings needed,
clients waiting.
BAKERY-PASTRY
and retail. doing over
S270.000 year gross, S27. 900
with $4,000 cash down. Best
section. nearby Nd. Fine equip
ment.
DEL. CATERING RESTAURANT
BEER AND WINE
Over S252,000 year income. Excel.
net profit. Has manager. $40. 900
cash down handles.
REST. CATERING
BEER AND WINE
Big business for big operators.
Partnership with substantial cap
itol considered. Practically new
business. Finest equipment. Nicest
MONTGOMERY County location.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR LADIES-Well equipped, excel.
personnel. easy to operate. no ex-
perience necessary. Fine as an in
vestment for lady or gentleman
as manager.
MYRTLE A. wEADON CO.
EXCLUSIVE BROKERl
HO. 2-79IO ST. 3-34S0
BEER, va, $4,000 net year, for
family, $4,000 o week business.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
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HISTORIC HISTORIC; :, TIDEWATER Y IVA ! az

6OO I1GKbLN kf1nAy \ 1nLNS
1. 81 acres on paved highway, 3
miles from Ches. Bay. Beautiful
building sites, wide stream through
property. about half cleared. 4Ia-
acre tob. allot. Easy financing.
2. i80 acres, overlooking Patuxent
River. Arm. and bath home, g.
acre tob. allot.. 2 tractors and all
equipment, fenced for cattle. g.
rm. and bath tenant house, to-
bacco and dairy barns.
3. ~ acres. modern 5-bedrm.
home, bath. full basement, central
heat. long road frontage, new
barn, 5h-acre tob. allot. includes
farm tractor and equipment, %
mi. D. C. $27,500.
4. 50 acres, 4k2-acre tob. allot., at
tractive Colonial home with
bedrms.. Ia baths. central heat;
fireplace, tractor including all
equipment and chickens. $50
monthly income from eggs. q neat
farm. rich. flat fields, ia mi.
from Ches. Bay, on main high
way, owner financing. AZ mi. D. c.
). 80 acres, some timber. 2-rm.
house, good condition, 6-rm. house
needs repairs, 2 barns, Toulouse,
long road frontage. stream. SILL
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 10S
II No AnSuar Gall IQA or AKA
Evening star., 1962-04-08
FARMS
(cONTINUEDl
AK La CHAPELLE

An imposing pre-civiI War South
ern Colonial white brick mansion
Of is rms, 51a baths, q firepls.
spacious center hall entering from
large east porch Of brick and flag
stone on which beautiful Southern
Colonial pillars rise 80 it., 17x20
hY. rm-, ftrepL, picture wind,
15xl9 mahog. .paneled den, nrepl-,
1928 paneled library. fireplace,
and 8 picture windows overlook
ing new club-sized swimming pool
stocked lake with island Of weep
ing willows and well-kept estate
in Q sylvan setting, l7x30 din.
I'm. with firepl, attractiyely and
uniquely decorated, exquisite all
electric $500 kitchen. maids
rm., bath, laundry and deep freezer
rm-, master bedrms.. dressing rm.,
iirepL, pvt. bath 5 other bedrms.,
additional bedrms., full bath, 3rd
n Full bsmt., new 16x2S knotty-
pine paneled rec. rm., 4xl0 raised
hearth firepL, vinyl tiled floor
throughout, new oil hot-vater
heating plant. scar Cadillac-sized
garage, overhead doors, newly re-
puiit swimming pool Of club size
WITH lge. bath house. modern
ttscliities. bar and screen inclosed
elee; system, spacious UNDERGROUND
ven pitt or fallout shelter. mastiff
hennel, morse barn, pre-CiVil War
3-room guesthouse with fireplace,
handsome brick entrance, private
maeadam drive, 80 acres gently
rolIlng partly wooded land, chain
INK fenced. 5 min. River Road
country Club and Potomac Hunt
area 10 min. Bureau OF Stand
stqs, 50 min. White House.
S1oO.O00. terms. By appointment.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
LOUDOUN COUNTY

2O1 ACRES Of rich farm land. semi
with 200-year-old lockwood. All
farm land 10 cleared and cropable
except 3 acres of woods. Has 2
miles of road frontage and free
city water. The outbuildings, barn
and 139-ton silo are exceptional
and will winter feed 80 head OF
cattle. Assumable financing (S40,-
000) is unexcelled and includes q
AZ trust. This farm Is so ideal
that it is used as benchmark by
the Federal Land Bank Assn. and
200 years. Priced below value.
401 ACRES In Loudoun County's
rich farm belt-With an ultra
modern stone. radiant-heated s.
bedroom and den rambler with
full basement and 2-car garage.
Words cannot describe the pano-
ramic view from the lift. living
room picture window or the beauty
and utility. Of its kitchen. This
farm includes the main home. 2
tenant houses large barn. silo;
per acre including the S50s0o0
main home. We challenge you to
find its equal in or near Loudoun
County.
For q retirement home or Just
plain good country living. with
IL acres. we offer Q modern g.
bedroom. 21a-bath home in a
panoramic valley on q hard-sur-
faced road.
POND & WALLACE
Loudoun. NATL Bank Building
Ewes. 4 sun. 7o3ESy7-iss4 or
703-327-4703
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WATERFRONT


Hotel and Restaurant. Directly on
Chesapeake Bay. l hr. from D. C.
ia hrs. from Baltimore. Legal
slots. Pier. Unlimited potential.
Land. equipment, and bldgs.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ Realtor
Deale. Md. UN. 7-SS71 .
1O% GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
Pay mthly, 1-yr. note and share
in bus. Fully secured. Active or
inactive. P. o. Box 1886. Wash.
1O% NET PROFIT PER ANNUM
From Electronic Equipment obli-
cations. Obligations are available
in denominations of $1,000 and
are thoroughly secured by cleo
tronic equipment on lease to the
electronic and communications
industry. Box S5-X. Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Southern MARYLAND

Southern Maryland
BAR with liv, qrts. Lge. income
real estate and equip. Incl. in sale,
GARAGE and ebay filling station
with mod. liv. qrts.. incl. mod. kit,
bath and hot-water heat. Main
highway. corner location. owner
will finance with $1,000 dn.,
REsTA6RANTTI AND TAVERN. One
Of the best in Southern Md. All
LIQUOR licenses. Legal slots, we'll
established business.
TRAILER PARK. With 3-bedrm.
home. masonry shop and lv.
qrtrs., II trailer leases with room
for 13 more. Scar garage,
Crestline trailer (lSx35), only "a
mi. from the District, corner loca-
ton on main highway. Liberal fl
nancing. Main and branch offices
open Sundays and all weekdays
except Wednesdays.
j. B. Waters & Associates
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phone 214 and 4SS
START YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Mobile tire regroving machine,
walk-in van, good for mechanic
AID. 4-9604, 141S First st. ne.
STATIONARY-OFFICE, supplies,
lge. vol. bus. and income. Sub
stantial cash. GIBRALTAR, DI.
7-6500.
SUPER MARKET-GOOD BUY
ARTHUR J.. LUBIN, Broker
DI. 7-l0la. RA 6-R307
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RACE HORSE FARM-Large barn.
10 new box stalls. frame farm
house. good fencing, meadow and
stream. 45 acres with more land
available. Excel. terms.
SMALL HORSE FARM-Attractive
brick home. stable. fenced pasture.
acres nr. Hunt Club.
INVESTMENT FARM-250 income
producing acres nr. Rte. 90.
80 ACRES-Sman estate site with
view. streams, LAKE site. $4,000.
Cali AT. 6-2S3e. KE. 1-545s. KE.
1-5110.
Pierre C. Dugan & Nephew
Baltimore Tel: We. 7-O454
KING GEORGE CO.@Comorn. 143
acres Of woods, S100 acre. $50
down and $75 mo. DU. 5-S236.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
LAND AND FARMS

AT GAITHERSBURG-70 acres.
% ACRES-Long road frontage.
Sl,500 per acre. R-90. Water and
sewer available.
400 ACRES-Just about 10 min
utes from Gaithersburg. Only
$3.50 per acre.
10 ACRES-Beautiful. high eleva-
ton. $500.
3 ACRES-Farmette. S24.5O0.
$50 ACRES-Dairy farm. long road
frontage, sos. 900.
300 ACRES-On main road. Going
dairy. Little over 5000 per acre.
MANY OTHERS. Tell US your
wants.
ROMER a co. WI. S-0092
Evening star., 1962-04-08
CHARLES II. JAMisoN

WI. s.sa5$ u s61M66it. M6i s-ssse
CHARLES CTY.-i49 ac., so ac
clear, sandy loan. Nd. Route 3
"a mi. D. c.. adj. to subdivision.
Timber, gravel, 10-ac. pond site
with stream. Ideal cattle and
tobacco % ac.). good barn, poor
mouse. $500 per &C., low down
payment to qualify purchaser. see
owner at 1905 Kipling pkwy.,
District Heights, Md -
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Fl. BRAND-NE%i EViOVl WAREHoUsEs, sEGoU Is
Immed. .occup. Paneled, air-cond
offices. loading docks, plenty off
st. parking. left. ceiling. Soft.
clear span. BROKERS COOP, =,
Evening star., 1962-04-08

W: Homes 0Hd farms. Cal
COUNTY SERVICES. BU. 3-2151
CULPEPER. vA.-Fine cattle farm
Approx. 549 acres mr.. town Brk
home, cattle barns. silos. Beaut
halfway location. S125,000.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
va Isis or VA 6-RSSa res g.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS Opportunities

OPP0RT.-Psrtner for beautiful
shoes. direct from factory to
vearer. alteration exp. helpful
but not neees.. no invest. Write
Evening star., 1962-04-08

IUTO PARTs WHOLESALE BUsI-
MSS, excellent suburban Wash
tngton area. Established trade.
Immediate occupancy. Write Box
96-B, Star.
BAR q GRILL, 959e bar, $1,000
wk,. excel. profits. $4,000 dn.
A&E, JU. S-34S4, To. 2-3100.
BARBER SHOP, MD.-Sacrifice for
$1,000 cash. Rent Sis. 3 chairs.
GIBRALTAR co, DI. 7-650O.
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(continsed on Next PaeeI
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HOWARD COUNTY

CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 108
Evening star., 1962-04-08

3. 2 acres, corner lot on . paved
roads. ideal home site, 20 mi.
D. c., $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
AUTO. TRANSMISSION
RADIATOR REPAIR
TUNE UP

] have . large Clarendon corner
,good- sized building for rent TO an
automatic transmission man, rRdi-
ator shop or good tune-up man.
For Information. call Mr.. Walt at
LA. $4,000 or at 935-0367 be-
fUaan = and q - m
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone 2l4 and 4SS

SUPERMARKET
Well established. Owner quotes over
81 900 wkly. VIII show $4,000
net profit. Priced reasonably. Good
for partner. Small down payment
to responsible people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

Silver Spring, Nd. basins, 8 bat
bers. Another shop in D. c. In
s. W. shopping center. 8 BARRIERS,
3 chairs; both priced right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
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Evening, Cont.
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500 q THE HATHAWAYS.
Comedy. EIinor peggy cass) gets job
as cigarette girl. The Marquis Chimps.
$50 q RoBT. TAYLoRs DETECTIVES.
Crime "The Outsider" mentally dis
turbed ex-convict. Ed Foster (Dabbs
Greer, starts reign Of terror by shoot
ing down innocent mail carriers.
@ SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Sports. VA Way to Race"
q THE FLINTSToNES.
Animated cartoons Fred and Barney
fake illness to take in a ball game.
Cd ROUTE 66.
Adventure. l Hour. Aren't You Sur
prised to See Me-" man David
Wayne) has a bizarre plan for pitting
the life of man against the willingness
Of city to abide by the Ten Com
mandments. James Brown is featured.
900 Cd CAPITAL MOVIE.
Hours. "l3 Rue Madeleine" 1916.
A Naz spy cleverIy attends U.S. Secret
Service School. James cagney.
q IT SUNSET STRIP.
Mystery. l Hour "The Bel Air Hermit"
Stuart Bailey (Efrem ZmbaIist, irJ
fIushes hermit wynn Pearce) out
of his cave into the arms of the girl
(Jackie RusseID who loves him.
$50 q TELEPHONE HOUR.
Music. ! Hour. Color. "PortaIs of
Music" starring Carol Lawrence. Isaac
Stern. MahaIia jackson. George London.
Anna MOTTO. Ray EberIe. the Modernaires
and the Tex Beneke Band.
q FATHER OF THE BRIDE.
Comedy. The newIweds (Myrna Fahey
and Burt MetcaIfe) return from their
honeymoon to find that their we'll
meaning in-Iaws have furnished the
wrong apartment.
1000 q TARGET: THE C0RRUPT0RS.
Crime. l Hour. "Fortress of Despair"
CoIumnst Marine tStephen McNaIIy) is