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AUTO PARTS
COMMITTEEMAN


en- experience, excellent opportunity
for man Interested In permanent
position. Good starting salary. Paid
vacation. Insurance and hospitaliza.
ton benefits. Call for appointment
or see Mr.. Feeser, RA. 5000, Ext.
10. HICKS CHEVROLET, INC, s929
Georgia ave. NV.
AUTO BODY MEN. We have expand.
ed our auto body shop we need 10
experienced body men. Plenty Of
work, clean, well lighted shop. Paid
vacations and holidays. Apply in
person or call for appointment with
Mr.. TOM EHLERS, Service Man
ager, HICKS CHEVROLET, sp2e
Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 5000. Our EN-
ployes know Of this ad.
AUTO SERVICE REPRESENTA-
TIVE, opening for exper. service
salesman by Chevrolet dealer. Ex-
eel. opportunity for advancement
and immed. good earnings. 45-hr.
Wk. SALARY and commission. Ap-
ply EATON CHEVROLET, Mr.. Hi
Hard, l24l 9Th st. ne. An equal op-
portunity employer.
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BUSINESS
nEwww
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

Prominent national In
suranee company with rep
resentation In the wash
inEton area for over o half
century Is expanding staff
for new facilities. Open
inEs in sales and manage
ment positions for indiYi-
dualS between ages 21-45,
suited for public contact
and with ambition that
exceeds present opportuni-
ties. Write in confidence,
giving brief summary OF
your qualifications 70: Box
292-0 Star. Our staff
knows Of this I'D.
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HELP MEN

ARTIST. have openings for artist.
oeagners and illustrator with mini
nun u q go sxper. OPEN - cal
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
lloI Spring 81. 81 epg. u. I-Szoo
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va, $40 Duke st.-MAN
and wife 90 70 20 yrs. Old, no chill.
dren. General handyman TO work
around house, care for chickens
and 2 ponies. Run small tractor
and power mower. See Sun. or any
time n J. Maple, $40 Duke ST.,
Alex Na,s FL. 1850. Weekdays
AMERICAN, OVERSEAS, CON.
STRUCTION JOB INFO. All trades.
Write Globe Application Service
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JUNIOR SALES

JUNIOR SALES
NO EXPER.-$5,000
Bright sssa VI, yUup g man VIII years col
future in years. Rare opening with
this fast-moving, well-known COM
pany. Hiring now for November IS
training class. Graebners Silver
Spring. 1915 Georgia ave. JU. s-3lA4.
ADMIN, ASST. $40. 90
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HELP MEN
BUSHEIMAN
CTAuORss HMPER)
CALL "a. 4-sI77

Must have experisncs on aitera-
tons On mems clothinE. Good
salary, steady position
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Looking for a good lob IN Bait.
area? Contact Ken MacMullin.
PERSONNEL CENTER
lloz Spring ST.. Sil. Spg. yU. z:12oo
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Bob Gray
''TRAINEES"

Assistant, Transportation S44O
Claims, Fire & Auto $3.50
Warehouse. Supervisor $3.50
Bookkeeper $40
Auditor $3.50
Production. Coordinator $500
Teller, Short Hours 1890 S325
Multilith, HIS. Grad, - 5000
Apprentice. Rockets 1890 31
Personnel --- $500
MESSENGER, Bcndable $3.50
Printing Co., Learn Business, $500
Illustrator, Just School S305
Counselor. Travel - = S345
Looking for q future7 Need expert
guidance7 Everyone does, and it's
free. Come in and talk it over,
deal with the best.-Many, many
more hsttngs for trainees and ex-
neriancad Inarannnal
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TRAVEL W
TRAINEE @35n

need q clean-cut young man under
one of the nations leaders. Active
contact with y.I.P.'s from all over
the world. Prefer some college.
$500 h 8 years. Graebners Silver
Spring, o6i6 Georgia aves JU.
8s3lff.
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Admin. ASST. "a, $3.50

Career oppty. with natl. orss.
ABBEY PERSONNEL 1898 Eye NV.
ADMIN. SALES, win train at 5000
I car = expenses. = bonus. Ma.
tional leader By appointment. All
benefits, SIS 900 future plus retire
on $40 900. Employers Service lnc.l
Suite 2o1, Elk. 3-7SI7, 13l3 n" st.
NV,
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As5 5sas EFEES & ~

AIR CONDITIONING HELPKR Isl
class. Must be able to pipe air con
ditioning systems and some kn0wl.
edge Of wiring. u. 3-3lss.
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AUTO BODY KTEN-We have ex.
banded our auto body shop, "
need 10 experienced body men
plenty of work. clean, wei lighted
shop. Paid vacation and holidays
Apply IN person or can for appoint,
menf with, Mr.. TON EHLERS
Service Manager HICKS CHEW
ROLETs s929 Ca. ave. NV. RA
5000. Our employees know Of this
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AUTO BODY SHOP, z exper. help.
ers. Apply IN person. OLYMPIA
BODY SHOP al New Jersey ave.
NV.
AUTO LUBRICATI0N sPECI-
ALIST-Must be exper. and have
operators permit. Good working
c0nds., insurance and other compa-
ny benefits. See or can Mr.. Tres
sfer, I. p. ST EUART, Silver
Spring, ll4l East-West hwy. u.
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DESIGN
DRAFTMEN
Alexandria, Va.

High school and trade school graduate with
minimum of years mechanical design expert
ence required
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CAR JOCKEY

Must be careful driver with vzfS4
ID. C.. permit, Wiling 10 follow IN
structions. Good steady lob. Free
disqualification. vacation and other
benefits, Apply 70 Mr.. SPRING
~ 1s4Hr. z. , 1nSe; ,rnmnn 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

Programs listed on the air in Washington Plus
those which the cir o different time in BomoTe.
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7,4S-king and Ode Show 2
500 LORENZO and Friends -
200 Clutch Cargo 2
Miss Rheo and Sunshine II
9:o5-Romper Room 2
9:l0.Lefs Tell O Story 10
9;30-Fother Knows Best - -
9:4o-Dioling for Dollars z
1000 Sporetime Bowling II
General Hospitol 10
1880 Who Do You Trust 10
ll:30-Peie ond Glodys z
Mike Douglas Show 10
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Sc The Sunday Stu N Magazine Washington D. n,
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PM. Mondoy-Fridoy

l;oo-Womon's Angle z
One O'Clock Show II
3.00-leoVe II TO Beaver 10
3:30-BUddy Deone Show 10
zil0-lnqyiring Reporters II
7:l5-ExelusiVe II
llil5-One Mons Opinion ~
Steve Allen Show 10
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Mondoy
Monday

l:00-MoVie; "A Yonk in
The Raj" 49,. $1,000 10
4;30-MoVie: Atomic
Submarine" - z
5;00-MoVie; WHO Done lf'' II
900 StonsY Burke .---- Is
30-couolin' the Colts 80 II
ll:20-MoVie; Fighting
O'FIynn" - z
l2;55-Mon 10 Mon ------ 10
AM. Tuesday
9,lo-lefs Speok French 10
$50 Modern Moth. $685. II
PM. Tuesdoy
l:oo-MoVie; Johnny
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Patience
Requested
OF Wives

A group Of Army wives
yesterday were exhorted to
be patient with their hus-
bands long hours and heavy,
workloads.
1t. Gen. Frank S. Besson.
jr.. commanding general Of
the Army Materiel Com
mand. told the commands
newly formed officers wives
club that their cooperation
and understanding will help
the AMC to do its best Job.
AID dressing a luncheon
m eeting Of the club, Gen.
Besson said he considered "of
major Importance the
full measure Of support and
understanding which we re-
cetve from you-the AMC
wives-in our day-to-day eff
forts.
by understanding the
scope. urgency and nature of
our endeavor and by whole
heartedly accepting the in
convenience caused you by
our long hours and h avy
workloads." he said, you
are doing your share in help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

ing Us meet the Army's ma
terrell needs more effectively
and more efficiently"
The luncheon at the Fort
McNair Officers Club was q
"getting-to-know-you" event
and afforded many Of the
wives the opportunity TO
meet their husbands chic I
for the first time.
Mrs. A. Feyereisen, chair
man Of the newly forme d
wives club, met the mem
bers and guests at the social
hour preceding the luncheon.
Mrs. B esson attended with
the Generals mother, Mrs.
essen. ST., and her own
mother, Mrs. S. w. Morris,
who is visitin g here from
Atlanta, Ga.
The decorations committee
was headed by Mrs. John M.
Christensen. who had chosen
as the luncheon theme "Oc-
tober in Washington" Tables
were decorated with replicas
Of the Capitol and the
Washington Monument as
well as other national land
marks. The decor was en-
HANGED by the use Of fall
foliage.
The Army Chorus aug
mented the "getting-to-know
you" idea with their songs
and music.
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~ ss A Cultural, Political Evening for Democrats

His new law office Is ideal
ly located to allow him 10 be
- non-partiSan observer Of
the Washington political
scene" said Mr.. Day. tongue
In cheek. He is in the same
building as the Republican
National Committee, and "by
looking out my window I can
see this Democratic Club" he
said.
Secretary Hodges, greeting
his former Cabinet colleague,
said joshingly to Mr.. Day,
What are you doing here? I
thought we got rid Of you"
Asked how he felt, Mr..
Hodges replied. Fine, in fact
wonderful"
I'm fact" he unused. II feel
50 good. I guess I must be
leaving (the Cabinet)."
"oh. you don't feel that
good" said Mr.. Day.
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Democrats last night had a
busy evening Of politics and
culture.
They turned out first for q
reception at the national
Capital Democratic Club in
honor Of their new Postmas-
ter General. John A. Gro
nouski.
Then they went on, in
droves. to ballet, and to the
after-b allet party given by
the Womsn's National
Democratic Club.
Secretary OF Commerce
Luther Hodges was a guest
at the Gronouski party, and
50 was former Postmaster
General Edward Day.
Mr.. Day said his wife,
Mary Louise, who had been
seriously III, is now recover
ing satisfactorily-so much
so that he was going on to
the ballet.
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aged Z and lo) still are back
IN Madison. Wis, because the
family has not yet found a
place to live In Washington.
Mrs. Gronouski found a few
possible places when she
came for his swearing-in q
few weeks ago. which he was
supposed TO go and look at,
the new official said.
But I've been too busy
learning about the Post Of
flee" he said ruefully. IT
guess I'll have to bring her
back and have her finish the
job"
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they are about TO depart for
q week In Chesapeake Bay
with their two young chill
drsn, where they viii cruise
in q rented boat. Both are
experienced sailors, and they
will be their own crew.
Postal union Officials pres
ent included jerome Keat-
ing, president Of the National
Association Of Letter Car
riers, and James r dem a.
cher, vice president Of the
United Federal Postal Club.
Mr.. Gronouski said his
wife and two children girls
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Antiquities
Program Set

The preservation q Mary
land antiquities group Of the
Woman's Club Of Bethesda
viii present Q program on
early American glass at II
am, Tuesday ct the club-
house.
Mrs. Frank Barger. Q
member Of the National
Early American Glass Club
and a collector, viii be the
speaker. She win illustrate
the talk with examples Of
the antiques.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

Senators Harrison WI
liams Of New Jersey and
Ralph YGrborough Of Texas
were there. as were Rep
resentatives Arnold Olsen Of
Montana and Dominick Dam
iels Of New Jersey.
Many Of the guests were
officials Of the Post Office
Department or Of postal
unions with which the Post
Office deals.
To Cruise Bay
In the former group were
Deputy PING Sidney Bishop,
Assistant General Counsel
Tyler Abel. and Executive
Assistant to the Postmaster
General Michael Monroney.
Mr.. Abel and his wife Bess.
who Is social secretary to
Vice President Lyndon john
sons wife Lady Bird. said
, 1963-03-25

Taussig, the Foresight Founda-
ton is keenly interested in
Caribbean student welfare. AS
a member of the State De-
partment serving on the Carib-
CONTINUED on rage Al
, 1963-03-25
Jimmy" Derricks Dies
as Result Of Cor
Accident Injuries

Jimmy Derricks of Chris
tiansted, passed away in the
Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital on Saturday night
after being hit by a little An.
glia car driven by Santos Cruz
Gonzales.
According tothe report, Der
ricks started across the street
as the car sped by. After being
hit his body is said to have
fallen across the hood of the
small car and his head struck
the windshield, causing a skull
fracture.
Gonzalez was arrested and
bail set.
, 1963-03-25
Tentative Pluns for
Curnivul Dunce Set
for Murch 81


Murch 81
Tentative plans have been
made to hold a carnival
Dance on March 81. The
great Milo and His Kings
are expected to be availa-
BILE according to a release
just received.
Chairman Jepperson Of
the Carnival Village Com
mittee is very enthusiastic
about the possibilities Of
Carnival Village this year
and wants to get construc-
ton under way no later
than April 8, SO that. no
work will have to be done
on the village4Holy Thurs
day through Sunday
CarnivaIS Secretary June
Lindquist ~iubilantly re-
ports that 19 people are al
ready lining up for booths.
Cost of booths this year is
$500 for the children's
and $4,000 for food and/or
drink booths.
Interesting sidelight this
year is that the Borden
Company have expressed
interest in having a chill
dren's booth this year
where they would feature
competitions for. the young
sters and give out edible
prizes.
Judge Christian, speak
ing for troupes, houpes and
floats committee states that
quite a number of troupes
have already registered but
they haven't given any in
dication of what they will
be representing.
, 1963-03-25
Foresight Foundation
Gives Scholarship to
New College
A substantial donation to the

A substantial donation to the
government, was. one Of the
first recipients of scholarship
assistance from the Foundation.
At the time of his choice the
Board of Directors of the
Foundation chose the college
and course of study. Now wide
latitude is given not only to
students but also to those in
stitutions receiving grants.
More than twenty students
from the Virgin Islands have
been helped in their pursuit
of higher education by the
Foresight Foundation since
the inception of this program.
DR.. Wanlass has asked Mr..
Phillips Ruopp, Dean of Stu
dents at the College of the Vir-
gin Islands. to begin ilnmedf-
ately to screen and select stu
dents for these important
Foresight Scholarships. "ThiS
most generous gift goes much
beyond the usual in its import
ance for it allows us to open
the door for both the College
and selected students to begin
the important work at hand
said Wanlass. eve will pro-
coed within the general view
OF the intent of the Foresight
Foundation and hope this is
the beginning Of 9 long-stand-
ing interest on their part IN.
the student body Of the College
of the Virgin Islands, con-
Guided Dr. Wanlass.
Mr.. Victor Ebbesen, Director
Of Personnel of the insular
scholarship fund Of the College
of the Virgin Islands has been
received from Mrs. Charles
w. Taussig, President of the
Foresight Foundation. Inc. of
80 East list. Street, New York
81, New York. In a letter to
President Lawrence. G. Wan
lass, Mrs. Taussig expressed a
desire that the $500 in schol-
arship aid given to the College
in some way reflect the Foun-
daticnss particular interest in
aiding prospective teachers.
Founded in I949, as a memo
rial to- the late Charles w
, 1963-03-25
Seven Boy Scout
Troops. Explorers
Going to Cumporee

Going to Cu1nporee
Seven Boy Scout Troops
and three Explorer Posts,
together with their adult
leaders, viii attend the Vir-
gin Islands Camporee in
Coral Bay, st. John. They
are scheduled to leaves st.
Croix on Saturday morning
March 80, at six o'clock,
from the dock at Frederik-
sted via two U. S. Navy
Boats and will 60 direct to
Coral Bay.
Among the events plan
ned for the three day en-
campment March so, 81
and April d are a First
Nighter Program to- be
conducted BY the National
Park Service; an Explorer
Hop, sponsored by Explorer
Post No. 159, st. John, and
a Camporee Advancement
Board of Review.
It is also expected that a
continued OH Page Al
! Vi NJ !,
81. Thomds Rotary
Club to Provide Two
Scholarships
The st. Thomas Rotary
Club has provided for two
scholarships worth $1,000
each to two deserving grad
yates of the Charlotte ANA
lie High School.
The Rotarians are max
ing plans to give two grant
in-aid awards to two stu
dents of the vocational diyi-
sion of the school in the
amount of 81, DOC.
The Scholarship Com
mittee Of Rotary viii con-
slider scholastic achieve
ment, need, demonstrated
leadership and Community
service activity Of the appli-
cants.
, 1963-03-25
EiqhtYear=old Boy
browns at GQllows
Bay While fishing

Keith Thompson, eight
years old, fell from a boat
while fishing in Gallows
Bay and was drowned on
Saturday evening last.
According to the report,
Keith and another boy, said
to be his brother. were in
the boat. He threw his net
& II dropped overheard. He
Continued on page A.
, 1963-03-25

Governor P~aiewonsky has
signed the necessary extradi-
ton papers as requested by
Puerto Rican authorities in
connection with Acevedo Cas-
tenada, who was arrested here
last week as a robbery and
murder suspect.
Judge William Moorhead
has ordered him held for a
hearing before permitting
Puerto Rican police officials to
carry him back for trial.
Police authorities here re-
moved Castaneda from Rich
mond Penitentiary to Police
Headquarters under a twenty
Continued on page ~
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MOUNTAIN RESORT LODG Ell
acres q forest overlooking Shenan-
lngt0n, Central Lodge PLUS n De
luxe log cottages with stone ire
places and private baths. Filtered
swimming pool Excellent yT.-rOund
fishing and 4 untinE Established
clientele. Also deal for CAMP o.
PRIVATE CLUB. Ss5. 900 total price
With $500 dn- Mrs. GALLERY,
HICKS REALTY Co, 570s Nj. Yer
non ave, Alex. Va. H. s-5lll.
NEWSSTAND, dntn-, shows over
SZ5o VIZ. profit. 81 900 On. REQ.
GIBRALTAR 90. nj. T-65oc
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appraiser.
Wlll advise on purchase OF invest
ment property.
Z46-TT43 9l1.1S16
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SHOPPING CENTER

Falls Church. Major intersection.
1000 50. II. owner will finish
to tenants specifications. OIL.
6-5S29.
STORE 5Ox2O, 3rd and Sheridan
sts., NV. Parking in rear. Also
office space. B. B. ALLISON,
SS2-066l.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION REALTORS, lot owners
or builders-Private party in park
ing lot business is DESTROYS Of eX-
pansion. viii pay 81 900 cash bonus
for info. leading to parking lot
leases, presently available or avail
able in the near future. Will pay
top dollar for prime location. Box
All Cfar
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

THIS PROPERTY at Arlington road
and Elm St, Bethesda, Nd, ada.
cent % existing commercial proper.
q and IN path Of future rezoning
VIII offer approx u 600 50. H.,
A.2s per Il. Call OIL. LsSsg for de.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
tCONTlNUEDl

CAPITOL KILL - To restore =
unit brick bldg. with income Of
$3.50 per mo, fire escape.
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ATTENTION
BEAUTY SALONS

BEAUTY SALONS
I'D Conn. ave-, S2,Ao0 wk. income
quoted. Rent S325. Lease. 5000
cash down handles.
(2) Shop. Center in Md. Rent S22S.
Price $l2,500 with small DIN. pay.
CD Sc. section on Nichols ave.
Rent $40. Price $500. Terms "a
CD Mt. Rainier. Md. Rent $50. Good
income. 3 operators. Price $500.
dryers. Price $500.
(O Falls Church, Va. 4 wet-units, I
dryers. 81 900 cash dn. handles. AS
sumo note on bal.
I'd Penna. ave. Sc, operators
Rent Sl2S. Nicely equipped.
(e) Arl., Va. , wet-units, 5 dryers
room for expansion. Good terms
Price $500. Rent $50.
~ Rhode Island ave. ne. (Chang
ing neighborhoOd). Rent Se5 incl
utils. Price 5000, with 81 500 caSl
down. Less for all cash.
(l0) Suburban, Va. Between d. c
and Richmond. Ideal for part
ners. 5 operators. Well stocked an,
equipped. Excel, income.
Va. Rent S225 incl. utils. Prict
$500, terms.
(i2J HyattSville, Md. Rent $50.
wet-units, 8 dryers, 3 comb. -out sta
tons, air cond. 3 operators. Fresh
ly decorated. $500. Terms.
CID Located 10th ST. Apt. House
Rent Sl25. Lease. $500 mo. in
come. Price $3.50 with 5000 caSl
On.
(IlJ Listings needed. Clients waiting
TO BUY OR SELL, consult MYR
TIE A. WEADON co. CBEAUTl
SALON SPECIALIST. no. 2-7sl0
ST. $3.50.
BEAUTY SALON-A comb-Out sta
tons, wet stations, new equip
ment. 3lo7 Columbia Pike, 525-3552
BEAUTY SHOP (colored), uppeI
NV. Only $500. Reas. terms.
GIBRALTAR co. DI. 1-65ol
BEER TAVERN, Va, $1,000 wk.
mach. pay rent. 5000. Reas. terms
Consider working partner.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-6S0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

ALSO q detached brick with
4 baths. 3 kitchens. bsmt., deep
garden, PLUS CARRIAGE HOUSE,
Z Exclusive. CONGRESSIONAL
REATTW II R-EQSg
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HARDWARE

Modern, air-cond., vol. over $4,000
annually. Same owner over 90 yrs.
Potential of $4,000 net annually.
Hours $50 to $50, closed Sun. and
holidays. Must be seen to be appre.
ciated.
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VIENNA

In one of Vienna's choice loca-
lions, we offer this 3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick rambler; roughed
In Ord baths in unfinished base
ment. patio off master bedrm.
Offered at S24,950.
CALL FL. 6-4l6I
IalIphlin. RealtOr
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Bancroft
7 CORNERS

Realty, Inc. HU. 1900
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COLMAR MANOR

PUNT semidet. brick, z bedrms
individually maintained, newly dec.
Grated near shopping schlS., and
transp., SO 900.
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Baltimore
Chemical Corp.
1929 Georgia Avenue NV.
Washington II, D. c.
RA. 6-20l1

INVESTMENT Syndicate forming to
purch. and devel. bus. prop. Ten
ants in hand. 5000 min. share
D7-6e50.
AND DRY CLEAN
ING CENTER, 20 washers, s
dryers, 2 coin-operated dry cleaning
machines, washer for large rugs. A
real money-maker in excellent loca
ton. $4,000. HICKS REALTY CO.,
3706 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex. Kl.
s-3lll.
LIQUOR STORE AND BLDG, Sc.
with parking. Ideal for 2 partners.
GIBRALTAR co. D1. 1850.
LIQUOR LICENSE d. c. will sell,
subject to moving. Cash req. AT,
KIN ASSOC, TU. 2.3loo.
LIQUOR LICENSE, D. c. to sell.
Have excel. loo. to transfer. Gil
BRALTAR co. DI. 1850.
LIQUOR PHARMACY, NV. Nice
subur. loc., ideal for z. Subst. cash.
GIBRALTAR co. DI. 7-65oc
LIQUOR STORE WANTED, D. C..
principals only, write Box Ash,
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

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Large masonry store with full gro
Gerry equipment. New ebay filling
station attached. Corner location
near Patuxent River. serving q
large RURAL AREA. Sale due 70
death Of owner. Area badly in
need Of grocery. Large, old
established trade will welcome
new operator. Post office now
leasing quarters in store. Price
Of land, building and equipment,
S27,5OO.
RESTAURANT AND TAVERN on
main highway. IS acres land. All
liquor licenses. Now exclusively
colored operation. Living quar-
tiers on End floor. Good location
and potential for expansion with
motel or sporting club.
RESTAURANT AND TAVERN
One Of the best in Southern Nd.
All liquor licenses, legal slots.
well-established business.
]. B. Waters & Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK. ND.
PHONES PA AND ass