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THE BOWLING LINE
Handicap Tourney Going Full Blast

rs per cent handicap basis, with
a team scratch figure of $50
Any group of five male or five
female bowlers who roll in
aforementioned leagues and
who are registered bowlers with
the BPAA houses are eligible to
participate.
Helen Cook and Rose Ben
nett just about swept all of the
individual honors as the Ladies'
Independent House Travelling
League closed out its season.
Helen took the title as the
high-average bowler with Ill
for the Spillway aggregation.
She also rolled UP high set with
1896. Rose, representing Bla-
densburg Lanes, was second
high-average performer In the
league with 100, and she also
chalked up the second highest
set of the season, 389. Gladys
Mayo of the Wheaton Triangle
team took third high-average
honors with 108.
Fran Walker of the second
place Bladensburg team turned
in the greatest number Of
strikes for the season, 81.
The Suitland team registered
the high team set Of 1884 for
the season, while Bethesda No.
l had high team game of 600.
Bethesda No. / had no trou-
BILE breezing to the league
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championship, closing out with
a four-game lead over Bladens-
burg. Bethesda No. 2 finished
third and Suitland fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Irving
have been declared the winners
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Doubles cham
pionship tournament at Bowl
America Shirley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving hung
up a combined score of 1881 to
squeeze by Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Marino by a single pin for the
title. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Chamberlain finishe e d third
with 1875.
There were 233 teams in the
competition over a four-week
period. Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Par
rish won the top prize for high
scratch series with 1893.
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against the railing in rightfield
after completing his pre-game
running.
He said he kept asking the
Cleveland front office when he
was going to get a chance, but
they put him off.
His wife, the former Ann
Hamilton of Washington, ap-
parently is a spunky baseball
bride who knows a fast ball
from a change of pace.
Three years ago, when DALEY
was with Mobile, the Indians
farm director visited Mobile
Daley asked the farm boss
when he was going to get a
chance, and was told, I'VE
don't think you have a major
league fast ball"
Mrs. Daley was listening
but not silently. She told the
farm director that her hus-
bands fast ball was as live as
those of a number of major
league pitchers-and she
named the ones she had in
mind.
Il X Il
Dailey's best years in the
high minors were 1873 with
Mobile in 1856 and lis with
the same club in 1859. all as a
starter. Earlier he won II and
lost 4 for Keokuk.
Bill was a discouraged ball
player this spring with the In
dians. First he had the flu.
Then, when he started pitch
ing, he was hit in the head by
a ball hit by Al Luplow. He
recovered from that, but then
stepped in a hole in the out
field and sprained his knee.
When the Twins bought me
it was the best thing that ever
happened to me-" Bill said.
He and his wife grew fond
Of Tucson during spring train
ing there with the Indians, and
they moved there. Bill hunts
and fishes in the off season,
and is an apprentice butcher.
It's a long way from their
relatives in Airing and
Washington. but Bill will make
three visits this year with the
Twins.
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x-Faced two men in 9th, y-Faced two
men in nth.
HIP BY McNally Fischer). U-Runge
Steward, SalernO, Honochick. T-2:52
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tan Washington, Richmond and
Norfolk, Va.
One team out of every 20 or
fraction thereof from each
regional final will qualify for
the national finals at Norfolk
Top prize in each division in
the nationals will be $1,000
It's estimated that the total
prize fund for the regionals
and national finals may reach
$4,000.
All Of the competition, sane
toned by the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress, is on a
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ball League several years ago
by the name of Elroy Crazy
legS) Hirsch. To be exact,
Crazylegs started at Wisconsin
and then went to Michigan
during the war years, when
athletes turned up in all sorts
Of unexpected places.
Hirsch started as a half
back, but the Rams made an
end out Of him. Richter is be-
ginning where he belongs-at
end. Pat may not be another
Hirsch. He may be better than
oil Crazylegs. now general man.
ager of the Los Angeles club.
Richter caught 11O passes fol-
LILO yards and IA touchdowns
in establishing 16 school anc
Big Ten records during his
three years at Wisconsin. But
he'll best be remembered fol
the II passes. l48 yards anc
one touchdown in the Badgers
42-37 Rose Bowl defeat by
Southern Cal. Pat caught q
touchdown pass from Ron Van
derKelen with scarcely more
than a minute to play TO put
Wisconsin within reach Of VIC
tory, only to have time run
out.
Wisconsin's coach, Milt
Bruhn, realized he had some-
body special when Pat, who
came to the university on a
basketball scholarship, caught
seven passes for rs yards in
his first varsity football game
It was a great beginning and
he lived UP to the promise OF
that game. The Redskins are
confident he'll do as well for
them.
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to know all the angles-yet.
Indeed a telephone call to c.
Leo DeOrsey in Washington
Tuesday night was necessary
to explain a tax problem to
Pa t's satisfaction. Attorney
Gene Calhoun was Richter's
advisor, but when it comes to
tax matters DeOrsey has all of
the answers. Obviously he
came up with the right one
for Pat.
Richter, in effect, has a mo
cut" contract with the Red
skins. 1t didn't have to be
written into the contract be-
cause this young man, who'll
be % on September 8, comes
too well-recommended not to
make the grade. The figures
on the document indicate that
club officials expect Pat to be
around a long, long time.
y
Richter has more records
than a Frank Sinatra fan. If
you've got a half hour, Pub
licity Director Joe Blair of the
Redskins will read them off to
you. At Wisconsin they say he
has a bright personality-the
the kind that wins friends, in
spires teammates and makes
fans clamor for autographs.
Washington fans are ready
for him. With attendance at
the Senators home games con-
siderably below last year (re-
portedly $4,000 off. the Dis
trict is looking for a team to
lift its spirits. The Redskins
may give 1t TO them.
Imagine Norman Snead
throwing TO Bobby Mitchell,
Fred Dugan AND Richter next
season. Pat personally can't
win the seven games the Red
skins lost last season, but II
Lonnie Sanders, the rookie
from Michigan State. and
Johnny Sample. a transfer
from the Steelers, bolster the
defense, we're going 10 see a
vastly improved Washington
eleven.
The most promising note Of
the entire Richter matter, per-
haps, is that McPeak went 10
Madison. Wis, with not much
more than a fountain pen,
blank check and the authority
to go as high as he thought
wise. The latter covers more
territory than q Mother Hub
bard. and Bill used II wisely,
He isn't one 10 throw money
away. but he knows when TO
spend II.
Just the other day he re-
marked that players salaries
are so high a general manager
which he is when not coach
ing-has got TO make a try To
hold 'em down. But It's good
TO know that the Redskins old
pinch-penny policy has gone
out the window.
-
While Blair was reading off
the list OF Richter's records.
like the announcement Of a
second collection. II came 10
mind that Wisconsin had an
other better-than-average pass
receiver In the National Foot
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ACES FLYING
AT ARGYLE

Argyle members still are
waiting for someone to
score a hole-in-one on the
eighth, a 2l0-yarder, but
time apparently is running
out. Yesterday Leonard
Porter knocked a three
iron into the cup on the
17th, a par-3 of 160 yards.
running the total of aces
scored at the club this
month to five.
1t was the second during
this span on the 18th. Two
have been made on the
177-yard 18th and one on
the 144-yard fifth.
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Two Packers Sign

GREEN BAY, Wis, May 80
(AP).-The Green Bay Packers
annonced yesterday that two
all-pro defensive players. Line
hacker Bill Forester and End
Willie Davis, have signed for
the 1868 season.
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CARDS. 3; COLTS. 2

E-None. PO-A-H Houston 2s-ll Zone out
when winning run scored), st. Louis 30-l5
DIP Campbell and FaziO. LOB Houston
7, st. Louis 7.
2B- Staub, Davis, Warwick, Spangler,
Carmel. HR-Goss, White. SB-Javier,
Fazio ST Musial
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DODGERS, 3; BRAVES, 3

E-Mone. Po-A-Los Angeles 1877. 1.-TWO
out when game called by fOg). Milwau-
kee 20-ll. DP-Oliver, Tracewski and
Skowron. L0B-LOs Angeles, Z, Milwau-
kee 8.
2B-R Roseboro, Maye, Aaron. HR- How
ard. S-FAirly, Mcmillan. ST. Podres.
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BASEBALL BEAT
Daley Took
The Long Way
By MERRELL WHlTTLEsEY

MINNEAPOLIS, May SO-Ten years ago the old Senators
put through phone call to Bill Daeys home in Arlington
Va and told him they interested in signing him.
years later the erstwhe Senators-the Twns-signed
him.
They were two days too the spring 1853
Evening star., 1963-05-30

Depend on Wordsl Eoeh en-
sine hos been completely
romonvfoeivred with over
200 new pons and tested
for liko-new performances.
Free 5oo-mils check.
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Daley had been secuted Dy 8
dozen major league teams in a
State high school tournament
at Mount Vernon, and he ac-
cepted Cleveland's offer.
{. Bill was a football and base
ball star at Washington-Lee
High School and played Ameri-
can Legion ball in Arlington,
He had visited Griffith Stadium
and worked out, but it was a
don't call us we'll call :
you" proposition. When the
Griffs called him it was too
late.
The day before the season
started this year, Daley was
sold to the Twins by the In
dians. He had kicked around in
the Cleveland chain for 10
seasons, with only two visits to
the big stadium in Cleveland.
He started the season with
them last year, was sent to Salt
Lake City and was brought
back in late summer. His major
league record was 80.
Daley has no record with
the Twins this season, but he
has been in 13 games, has two
saves. and at the moment he is
Manager Sam Mele's top relief
pitcher. Daley would have been
the Twins pitcher in the 10th
inning Tuesday night if Bob
Allison had not made extra
innings unnecessary with his
homer.
Bill is a rangy, 6-foot-3 right
handler who has two assets as
a reliever, according to Mele.
He has a sinker-a valuable
pitch with men on base, which
is where a reliever usually finds
them-and he is ready to work
after eight warmup pitches in
the bullpen.
Daley came in against the
White Sox the other day with
runners on second and third,
nobody out and Dave Nichol-
son and Ron Hansen due up
next. He threw three wide ones
to Nicholson and then struck
him out. Hansen hit into a
double play.
Bill thought about quitting
baseball a couple of times, he
said last night as he leaned
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ANMSON.S ANGLE
Fans Ready
For Richter
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

Well take Bill McPeaks word that Pat Richter is an
honest eveheaded guy" originally had our doubts when
Pat summoned lawyer every time pro called on him
to discuss Old needed lawyers only when
hailed before judge drunk and dsorderly charges
Richter smart enough realize he's not smart enough
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AS. 5; ORIOLES, 4
BALTIMORE

E-Robinson, Smith. PO.A-B Baltimore
3l-l6 Zone out when winning run scored) /,
Kansas City 1912. DIP Robinson, Apari.
clio and Gentle. LOB Baltimore 8, Kan
sas City H.
2B-Brandt, Lumpe 2, Adair. 3B-
Powell. HR-Siebern. SB- Smith, Apart
clio. S-Essegian, Casuey. ST Brandt.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
tcokfiNueol
IATPREeeTVE TuDOR MANOR

@AA h1ooAN6 AODOB MANO8
b-bedrm., 2h.bath house on q
acres in hunt country. Easy COM
mutinp. d. c. (36 mil OIL h.-w
heat. 0uesthouse with 2 beurms
and 2 baths. Studio, barn, AND
numerous outhldgs Priced below
reproduction cost.
COMMONWEALTH PROPERTIES
CIR. s-O71S iN'' OR. s-ss2s
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Hardin.
lane off Colesyille rd.-cottaee
B rms, bath h.-a.h.. barn, "a.
rage, beaut. fenced lawn. ~
seTes. Sl3.5oO. Must Be sold 3
McHENRY CO. 77e.7Oss
sHEPHERDsTOWN. W. va, IS mi
70 d. C.-comfortable farm housl
with bath and central heat. 2.
acres. Barr, On good road neal
Potomac River. View Of noun
te!ns. Near small college town
Sl3, 500. Mrs. Knott, Harperi
Ferry 307l Or Monday call Pc
s-6O07. TIGHE WOODS.
3txsO PT.-5-bedrm. brick ranch.
type home and 10 acres. Located
B minutes off Annapolis and Wash.
ington Expressway At Davidson.
Vile, 70 minutes from Washing
ton. Grand neighborhood anc
surrounded BY fine homes. SCI
this II you are buying somethtns
nice. sToRcH, 236-s254,
22 ACREs-Modern immac. farm.
house, mt. stream and sprinf
on hdtp, I'd. in Rappk. Co. mr.
Sperryville. Va. s10,7b0. OWNER
703--0S7-2164.
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BUILDERS

10 acres, close-in p. q. Co. Will
allow up 10 80 homes. Call Mr.,
Bradford or Mr.. eheehan.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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$500 SAVINGS
1863?

II 1868 Is your year to
90 into business for your
self. we feel your time will
be well spent In seeing the
program BASKIN ROBBINS
81 FLAVORS ICE CREAM
STORES have to offer you.
Many new locations TO be
opened this year in Mary
land, Vireinia, Washington
suburban area.
Year-round business. Mod
est investment. Good profit
potential.
For brochure and further
information call Mr.. W, C.
Davis, at our regional office.
Dial operator ask for Ent-
erprise 1-0526 or write 2O30
Hartford road, Baltimore, Is,
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--l---A-~---a.--~n-------@.
sP0RTsMEN--235 acres, mostly
Mooded, bordeLed By stream. q ?
5S52 from II 70 8 pm. I'd
ST. MARYS COUNTY
500 acres cut-oveF woodland, 'front.'
aee mile on main road, haa
gravel supply on property for any
necessary road building, situated
approximately 4Ia miles from the
naval Air Station, Patuxent River,
Mo, Entire property traversed BY
large stream. Selling price.
$3l 300. Contact JAMES WARIN0
q Son, Leonardtown, Md. -
TAK0AfAi Mr.. sanitariumi-CoFnsr
site for 2-unit bldg, S6,650 total
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9,l24O
TRIADELPHIA LAKE AREA -
1H-acre lots. partly wooded. on
2 hard rd., only $3.50 ca. Terms
GATES, q sTisi ysssEl1IhiH5i ss1hToiR.h LITTLE ASso-
VA.-1,125 ACRES .
Excellent builders opportunity nj.
severed. i,6S6.ft. ironHt iSHstS on RE- Gsin
terms. RE 7-a53l. EM. e-s1gg.
wo'SSDLoT, 'S 2Os acres. Enough
alone, N 10 yrs. win double In
value. Ideal site for 3 or 4 to
have . lodge. Bear and deer hunt
ing the best. Big lake cloSe-by,
fishing excellent. Several springs.
no building. gentle slope. ~
This property is located on hard
surface road, mi. from village
from ocean "a mi. Bangor let
Due 70 20 yrs. age. must sell Al
z sacrifice At only $50 per acre.
For Information write o X FURNf-
TURE STORE, Warrenton, Va,
PsSns sSns.S' S.y;S's ySsS.fs$5Ii Ssaf1s1sIil' night and
5-ACRE TRACTS, 3M miles from
PAX REALTY, cR. 3-4O6s. -
SIS ACRES-Mostiy cleared on
hard surface I'd. in Bowie, water
avail. $1,000 per acre, 299s down,
FREE STATE PROPERTIES "a.
8 ACRES Of wooded land. p. Geo,
Co., faces hard surafce road. CLOSE
CLAUDE sHIFLET. RA. 3-7S00.
20 ACRES near Tyson's Corner
city water avail. zoned y acre.
Only "a, 500 per acre. Reas. terms.
DUTCH eHAPER REALTY CO.
CR. 3-2674. j.
/. PORT TOBACCO AREA : 2.ss
acres with $50 IT. of road 'front.'
age, large trees, stream in. rear.
Price. &l.g60, cash $500, bal. $50
2. Rte. 227--3 .O2 acres, with large
trees and 200Aft. road frontage.
Price S3.250, cash $3.50, balance
SOUTHERN ND. REALTY CO,
Dial 301--WE. 4-s432 Open Daily
Il LOTS, PRINCE GEORGES CITY.
Mr.. Palmer Park. One mile
from D. &C. G. New school under ,ntc
Evening star., 1963-02-10

GARAGE service station eombina.
ton. garage completely equipped
All for $1,000, or station and
stock $500. Send resume To
Box 34y-B, Star.
GIFLS. CARDS. Outstanding shop
in fast growing area, Beautiful
fixtures and stock. Sales tncreas-
ing yearly. Good reason for sell-
ing. Box l05-B, Star.
GOLF DRIVING RANGE-Sacrifice
ior cash. 10. 2-29OS, from 1875
pm,
GOLF RANGE. part interest for
sale. on major highway Active
participation preferred. but not
mandatory. Opportunity for lu-
crative golf instruction sideline by
good amateur golfer. Also have
adjacent area, ideal for minia-
ture goli VII. 2-b799, =
GOOD BUY near Choptank River
country store, Groom home, large
lot, good fishing. Box S2-B, Star.
GROCEkY with apt, NV, we'll
stockeo, busy. ARA nUR j. LUBIN.
Broker, RE. 7-425U, RA. 6-63O7.
GROCERY nv. Q days sh. hrs,
AON ANAlbs NlOnu Ducst NNlN ANhot
GIBRALTAR CO. Di. 7-U5OO
GROCERY, MD. - bell bus. and
bldg. Ideal Tor retired person.
Terms. GIBRALTAR, Dl. 7-d5U0.
GUEST HOME. ideal location, 10
rms, 5 baths, nicely turn., inc.
$1j0 Plus apt. Price $4,000, only
S2buO down, bal. mo.
kEACH g. PURCELL, 296-5420
HEART OF FREDERICK, MD.--do-
ing grocery business, crossing AV-
craze $4,000 per year, eenerous
customer parking, 6-rm, residence
with 2 baths, and q 3-rm. apt,
currently rented; nsda PseEsGed deal !, a.
TO Mar. Carlson, co ll4-A Ames
rd., Silver Spring, Md.
HOWARD COUNTY - Investment
cor, center Of Co.; stone bldg,
%p o large or mod, od,,dS duplex .Son house Use
PIERRE c. DUGAN 81 NEPHEW.
ICE CREAM STORE, 81 FlayorS."
cali aSSssiSe72s Sse 'sSnsG so7 p.pn. 0OS'neis or cR
3-3739 after a pm.
BUSINESS. subur-
ban territory. About 400 accounts.
Price 800 OF accounts receivable.
JU. 0-7323, bSS-5S21.
INVESTOR WANTED (S25, ,0OOl.
Ground floor oppty. with small
mfg. co. Products destined to be-
come nationally popular. Growth
fuutre. State exper. background.
Write Box 70-B. Star.
LIQUOR STORE-Md. Shop. Ctr.
good bus. and loc. 100000 down.
GIBRALTAR CO. DU. 7-650O
MOTEL, nearby Va. 25-unit, restr.
Excel. income. Very reas. terms.
GIBRALTAR co. DI, 7-65OO
"MOTELS IN FLORIDA"
FROM 10 TO 65 UNITS
Our select list Of large and
small IuTlda Notes Will be Of
ereat interest TO those who are
seriously contemplating such a.
business venture on q small or
large scale. Cash required from
$4,000 to 100000 depending on
the size Of operation. Please con-
suit HARRY /. FRIEDMAN. Real
tor, RE. 7-1166. Thank you.
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lO-ACRE FARMETrE
DOYLE
JE. 3-841l

265 A.--S20O per acre mr.. Char
NAL hss., ali conv. kP. i-O65l'
1lO-AcRE FARM, Damascus area-
,OOO-ft.. paved road front.
75-acre horse farm. paved I'd,
excel. bldgs., $4,000.
33-aere. horse farm. paved I'd. very
good bldgs., $50, 600,
23-Aere farmette, small house, elee.,
bath, paved I'd. Sil,6O0.
lD-aere farmette, barn, 7-room
house, heat. bath. $4,000.
4-aere fArmette. stream, 6-room
hse., heat y baths, $4,000,
house, Real buy, Si8, 600.
TELEPHONE Mt, AIRY. 2ai
JOHN y. PRICE, Reaitor, Mt. Airy
I .ooo-ACRE dairy. Livestock OF
tered OF Rood road, Inspect and
on paved road. bordered BY river,
san acres, 4 bedroom, 2 . bath,
hot-water- heated house with farm
EQUIPMENT. S3J,O 900,
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AocY.
culpeper, virginia
e6I.A q n E-INCOME. PRODUCING
FARM. Manor house, 3 other
modern houses. 4 barns, wonderful
cattle or horse farm.
Several smaller farms 70 choose
from, Call or see JEFF RANKIN
CULPEPER REALTY, CulpeptF,
virginiA. Phone 7O3-S25s02b7.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
cnTrTuEpN NHApVT AMI

HlSIOhlC TlDEWAIEh
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Ia acres on main hishway. 4
rn. home. large rms, 2 porehes
garage. neatly maintained. "a mi
d. c.. Sl2.500.
barns, 10 acre tob, AllOt., 2 ten
ant houses. outbldss., large pond
near Ches. Bay, 80 mi. d. C.
S30, 300.
3-is6 acres on paved road. II
acre tob, allot.. 3 large tob. barn
complete farm equip. attractive
3-bedrm. home in excellent con
dition. quaint tenant house. 81
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
IL No Answer Call la4
Evening star., 1963-02-10

TAKE OVER small printing com.
pany, without ! penny Investment
Merely pay SIPS per mo. rent fol
space and complete use Of gIsxta
offset press. All utilities and sec
retarial service included free. Inn
mediately available to reliable
party. Call MISS LEONE. ST. g.
$500 for appt.
TAVERN, NV, mixed trade, good
loc. and bus. Sac. 50, 800, 81 900
dn, GIBRALTAR CO.. DI, 7-65O0.
TIRE DEALER and access. $50, 900
gross. Good profits. Must be ex-
per. Terms. A. A., TU. 2-3100.
TOURIST HOUSE, nr. Capitol. Mod
brick, excel. inc. Ideal for widow.
GIBRALTAR CO. d., 7-6500
$500 SAVINGS
To anyone buying well-established
hardware store this month. Poor
health honest reason for selling
Call RA. 3-3040.
30-sEAT DRIVEN RESTAURANT
with carry-out service. Ample
r1rkine. 450-ft. frontage on us.
301 hwy, Al acres. Legal slot
machines, owner wants 10 retire
For details call JOE DOYLE, Cobb
Island, Nd. Code 3n1-CL. g-2261
Evening star., 1963-02-10
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEX. VA. - $1,000 ca. IT,, r.r
siding. ready for most any use
will sell. trade or build 70 suit
Let's do business today. DE. 2
400.
AN ALL-NEW AREA Of modern
warehouses lprestige firmO, near
Balto. pkwy, and BladenSburG I'd
$4,000 sa, Il. soned CM-1. Reas
owner Will subordinate. Mr., Gal
lagher, r. q. pUNNR CO., LA. g.
$500, eyes,, FE. 3-1l73.
APPROXIMATELY 10000 50. It.,
zoned c., Burnt Mills Area o.
Please call "Chic" sale. JU. s.
S344, or LO. 5-28Sb. c. M
MARsTELLAR JR.. Realtor.
ARL., N.-zoned CO, level lot
1O0-ft. wide. approx. l20.tt. deep
Asking So per SO. IT,, BROWN.
MILLER REAL EST, IA. 7-o10e
BLVD. = 1900 blk.
zoned CO, level lot, APPROX, H.;
900 50. IT,, approx. % front anc
1873 depth, eindsrbloek III,S S, BIDS; q,
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w NV~ ~SVNNNE WIN
Washington, D. c.
February 10, 1868
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNrlNUED)
REST RIS RIIYS
BEEF HOUSE

Beer-and-wine, excel. reputation,
DUE 10 ILLNESS MIsMANAoED.
Beaut. equip, seats so but can
be doubled, Hard liuuor can be
gotten. 5000 down will buy this,
should be worth $4,000 in 1 VI.
EETEDTA
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N.E.-PATENT MEDICINE

OODtA OOtN tAA4N DLLHN
Good clean business. Owner quotes
over $1,000 wkly. cash and carry.
Always known as top moneymak-
er. Priced reasonably. Wonderful
terms TO responsible people. See
ana be convinced, Ewes. and Sun,
SHEA CHASEN, RA. 6-543s.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 5th ST. NV. Ma. s-9373
COUNTRY STORE, Va. Mod. barn.
house, sm. store but earns $500
wk. net. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-660O.