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Senators Notes

Minnie Minoso, who led the
American League in stolen
bases three times and in being
hit by the pitches nine times,
was up to both his old tricks
yesterday.
Minnie stole home on his own
with Bob Schmidt at bat in
the sixth inning. He had q big
jump on 30 Belinsky and
caught Belinsky, Catcher Ed
Sadowski and Schmidt all by
surprise. Manager Bill Rigney
Of the Angels squawked about
the call, but half-heartedly.
When Minoso was hit by Tom
Morgans pitch in the 10th
inning, he didn't move a muscle.
He calmly took the pitch In
the side and trotted to first.
Able Pearson requested q
change in roommates before the
Angels left town. He had been
rooming with Belinsky. but said
30 had too many phone calls.
Don Rudolph gave up only
Is home runs in ITO innings
last year. but has given up six
in Is innings this season.
BelinSky has not been In
volved in a decision against the
Senators in his last four starts
against them over two years.
Pearson extended his hitting
streak to Is games. tying q
personal mark he set In 1858.
when he was the AL Rookie Of
the year with the old Senators.
| Mickey Vernon said Dick
Phillips will return to first base
tonight against Camille Pas
cual. a Highlander, and Chuck
Hinton to right and Don Lock
to center.
Tommy Brown made his
first appearance since being
benched. going in as a pinch
runner in the ninth inning. Z.
Minoso covered considerable
territory in the Angels fifth.
He went deep into the corner
to take a long foul hit by
Felix Torres. and then raced
into short leftfield to take Leon
Wagner's pop up. .Minoso
reached base his last four
times-on a single, two walks
and as a hit batsman. -
WHITTLESEY.
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SIMMONS TO FACE PIERCE
Cards, Giants Clash for Nj Lead

and Vada Prisons run-produc-
ing single in the ninth &C
counted for the other run.
The Cards attack against
Houston was led by Bill White
and Ken Boyer, who had seven
runs batted in between them
Broglio, winning his second
without a loss, hurled his Sec
ond two-hitter and lowered his
earned run average to a bril-
liant 0.82,
Jim Schaffer's three-rm
homer was the key hit for the
Cubs in the fourth-inning up
rising that beat the Pirates
Lou Brock hit an inside-the-
park homer and Larry Jackson
went the distance for the Cubs
allowing eight hits. Former
Cub Don Cardwell was the
loser.
The Nets and Phillies were
not scheduled.
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season when a circulatory all
ment in his finger caused him
to be side-lined during the hot
pennant race. Ron Perranoski
had to finish up, but the med
ical report on Koufax was that
his injury was not serious.
Dodgers Hitting .22O
The Dodgers are tied for fifth
and are hitting only collective
.220, but things are so strange
with this outfit that Howard,
who is hitting 1892, claims a
switch to eye glasses was chief
ly responsible for his game-win-
ming homer off reliefer Claude
RAYMOND.
Howard says, he spurned the
eve glasses earlier, although a
doctor recommended that he
wear them as long as three
years ago. But I'll be wearing
them tonight and from now
on" the huge slugger said.
Towards homer was only the
second hit Of the night for the
Dodgers and their fourth hon.
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er of the season. The first Los
Angeles run was unearned off
starter Bob Shaw. The Braves
tied the game in the ninth on
Hank Aaron's homer.
KeOugh's Foul Disputed
There we're plenty Of fire
works at San Francisco, where
Marty Keough hit a disputed
foul out of the park in the ninth
inning with a man on base be-
fore going down swinging for
the final out. The Reds claimed
Keough'S blow was a homer
They lost and Marichal won,
his second victory against one
defeat.
Willie Mays and Orlando
Cepeda each drove in one run
and scored one as the Giants
tagged Joe Nuxhall with the
loss. Jesse Gender homered
for Cincinnati in the eighth
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ana received n SlZdDle CnecK,
but not much recognition.
There's still no reason to be-
lieve this pleasant ex-soldier
an assistant pro at Chartwell,
is about to step into the front
rank-except that he believes
so himself.
II feel a lot better this
year" he said in the Fort
Meade clubhouse after putting
his fine three-under- SO on
the board, which left him Just
one stroke behind Clare Emery
Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
II didn't know you were
SICK" somebody said as a Joke
John didn't laugh.
Not many people did know
it," he said. II had an opera
ton this winter. They slit me
from here to here" he said
drawing a forefinger halfway
across his midsection.
Since then I've put on about
Is pounds. I weigh about 18C
now. feel a lot stronger and hit
the ball q lot farther. got or
the 18th with a drive and q
three wood and hit l6 greens
Il knew I needed a 3 on the
18th to beat Emery, so I wen
for it from 40 or so feet. Wounc
up three-putting for a par"
The 18th at Meade is a 494.
yard par 5 that requires two
very strong and well-placeC
shots to reach the green. Tht
fact that Medved reached il
shows that he has power hi
can control. Now he's wonder.
ing If he has nerves he car
control.
When I was putting on thu
18TH" he said, Il felt pressure
for the first time in my life
If he keeps playing as well
he's likely to feel it more often
= =
Probably the most disap.
pointed pro in the area is Dicl
Whetzle, the Maryland Oper
champion from Woodholme
Dick would love a chance t.
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play in the National PGA in
July, since the tournament is
scheduled for Dallas, his home
town.
II went to the PGA business
school down there in the sum-
mer." Dick said, land talked
to Horton Smith about my
eligibility. He told me, Dick,
no matter how I figure it, you
still come up a few months
short"
Whetzle won't become a full
PGA member until he's served
five years, which will be after
the PGA.
- -
Which brings to mind that
the Middle Atlantic PGA is
still looking for a place to
stage its qualifier for the Ma
tional. The date is June II and
the general area is Virginia,
but officials haven't been able
to line up club.
/ There was this promising
young Highlander in the Red
Sox chain who was pitching
for Pittsfield. Mass, in a Class
B league one night. He got
through the first inning in
fine shape and was doing all
right in the second when he
suddenly grabbed his arm and
walked off the mound.
II think I broke my arm"
he said to the manager. X-rays
proved he knew what he was
talking about, and that's how
Bob Schulz became a golf pro
Now the head pro at the
VFW club in Frederick, Md,
after serving as an assistant
at the Naval Academy and
Chestnut Ridge in Baltimore
Schulz talked about it the other
day.
They took 10 bone chips
out Of my arm" he said. 81
had broken my elbow.
II used to snap off curves
like this" he said, giving his
wrist a violent twist. I threw
a curve in that game and
could hear the bone snap
Right now I couldn't throw a
ball through a pane Of glass.
It turns out that Schulz was
quite an all-around athlete in
Massachusetts,. He played foot
ball well enough to be offered
an armful Of scholarships, but
turned down all Of them and
paid his way through two years
at Dartmouth.
He was an All-State selec-
ton In basketball, was a good
enough pitcher to be signed
by Boston and he won the New
England Junior golf champion.
ship.
Il could play then" Schulz
said, with a laugh.
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Terp Tennis Team
Trounces Virginia

Maryland's tennis team won
all singles matches played in
straight sets and two by de-
fault yesterday to take a &C
victory over Virginia at Mary
land. The doubles were elm
mated because Of the high
winds.
Jim Busick CAd) defeated Bill Brown
g.. a; Gene Gerber CM de
M I,rS. M defeatee Henry Wheel
defeated Norris Richey. 81, 60
Vaughn Baker and Bob Ruhling (Ml
won By default.
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Johnny Butler Dies;
Ex-TuiIbuck for Vols

ATLANTA, April "a (AP) -
Johnny Butler. 44-year-old for
morely Tennessee football star,
died yesterday. He had suffered
a heart attack more than a
week ago at his home.
Butler played tailback for
the Vols during 1894, a pc
Rod when Tennessee fielded
some of its best teams.
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Maryland Golfers
Continue Strinu

Maryland's golf team chalked
Up its 29th straight home VIC
tory and eighth in nine starts
this season yesterday with a
l21a-8R triumph over North
Carolina.
vern Novak tMD defeated Ebe Andes
~ ard =
Harry Camrbo,l CMl defeated Skip
Tucker % and y
Ron Jamison ny and Tom Arnolt
tied. "a and "a.
Les Fleisher (NC) defeated Ror
Scales, 9 and 1.
George Resms tNcl defeated Pete
Ron RICHTER M defeated Mike Dore
2i2 and "a
Ray Horne M and Harvey Hill
tied "a and Ia.
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Belle Haven
In1pressivein
WDGAAction

AS the host team in yester-
days opening session of the
Women's District Golf Associa-
ton team matches, Argyle got
a look at what could be the
most serious threat to its title
"a Belle Haven squad that
gained a 712-lla victory over
the Country Club of Fairfax,
Belle Haven has been
strengthened by a new player
Mrs. George Ficken, a six
Handicapped, who teamed with
Mrs. Jim Swink to win two of
three possible Nassau points
from Mrs. D. K. Holman and
Mrs. H. N. McCleary in a battle
of the No. teams.
Even though Fairfax played
without Mrs. Bruce Bollerman,
the club champion, who also is
expected to miss the second
round at Army Navy tomorrow
this was a decisive victory for
Belle Haven and it must have
given Argyle, which was idle,
cause for concern.
In the other first-division
matches. Army Navy won a 6-3
verdict from Columbia and In
dian Spring almost upset Chevy
Chase, losing, 5-4.
Mrs. William Weitzen and
Mrs. Ben Frauwirth surprised
Mrs. Webb Hayes and Mrs. Paul
STREET. with a 30 white wash
ing, but Mrs. William Parsons
and Mrs. Arnold Wilcox, the
Keefer Cup champion, won
2la-l2, from Mrs. Irwin Ritz
and Mrs. Eli Amanuel. Mrs
Hartwell MacCarteney and Mrs
Landra Plat defeated Mrs
Harry Goldstein and Mrs. Altar
Henkin. 21a-1a.
Yesterdays results:
Army Navy - Columbia
Mrs. Richard Kreu5burg and Mrs. 8
| c. Croker, Columbia, def. Mrs, N, l
Looney and Mrs. W. c. Champion, 81
Mrs. r. A. Chapman and Mrs. J. r
Swanson and Mrs. w. H. Mathews. 80
Mrs. d. j. Garrison and Mrs. l. W
Elliott. Army Navy, def Mrs. Free
Trew and Mrs x. L. Trimble, 2-1.
Chevy Chase - Indian Spring
Mrs. william Weitzen and Mrs. Der
Fauwirth. Indian Spring. DEF, Mrs
Webb Hayes and Mrs. Paul STREET.. 80
| Mrs. William Parsons and Mrs
Arnold Wilcox, Chevy Chase. def
Mrs. Irwin Ritz and Mrs. Eli Amanuel
Mrs. Hartwell Maccarteney anc
Mrs Landra Platt, Chevy Chase. def
Mrs, Harry Goldstein and Mrs. Alar
B ssnHf Hay T1s-ac Club of Fairf.,
Mrs. George Ficken and Mrs jim
Holman and Mrs. H. N. McCleary. 81
Mrs. Ruth Peterson and Mrs. Ro!
| Smalley. Belle Haven, def. Mrs ROLAND
Bryant and Mrs. w. D. Goodrich
Mrs. Walter Teeter and Mrs. Chris.
man Hanes, Belle Haven. def Mrs @
r. Gessley and Elizabeth Hanna, 80
Second Team Matches
Manor b1a Congressional 81
Chevy Chase g. Prince Georges
| Bethesda Brooke Manor I
Third Team Matches
Manor -------CC of Fairfax
Argyle 5la- Indian Spring 81
Army Navy 6A Kenwood 81
Fourth Team Matches
Bethesda 8 Prince Georges ]
Belle Haven ga Congressional ~
Washington G&CC z Army Navy
Fifth Team Matches
Columbia S12 Manor u
Woodmont 6--------CC Of Fairfax
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CARDS, IS; COLTS. 0

~. LOUIS '''.''' ''''''' ". ~ ~ S ~
AH0ustOn ................... wv Wv wv
!. E-Boyer, Lillis z, Davis, Bateman. Pc
-A-St Louis u.s. Houston I'LL. DIP
Temple, Lillis and Runnels; Javier, Groat
and White. LOB st. Louis 10, Houston S.
2B-Groat, LHlis. 3B-Altman, McCar-
yer SB-Flood 2. S-Broglio 2. SF-Alt-
man.
ss:!s:.;: ! y 3 = -. I,s I! s II !
?. WP-Broglio, Golden. U-Forman, Cor
man. Landes. SudOl. T-2:Ao. A-2,ssl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-24

Medved Shooting
For Front Rank
By ROBERT SoMMERS

John Medved has been playing golf around the for
couple OF years now picking secondplace money in
few tournaments finishing second the pros
ponship and generally making reputation pretty good
player but not one good enough to win big impressive
titles.
He finished second in the pro-am Fort Monday
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Major League Box Scores
ATHLETICS, 8; TIGERS, |

Detroit .... ............. 0lo 00o 900
knsas City ....... mo-. 900 zle OVx-'
E-PhiIlips, McAuliffe, Fernandez. Po-A
Detroit 2A-l0, Kanss City H-e. LOB
Detroit 4, Kansas City Q.
!. HR-cash. SB-T rtabull 2, S-Rakow
j. Up II r Err BIB SO
Regain L. "a ~ s 2 9 2
Anderson .....l
Rakow w, al - 0
chick. T-2:0e. A-2,6ll.
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Fight Results

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK.-orey Gavin, l47Ih.
Brooklyn, outpointed Danny Garcia,
ISL. Dominican Republic (sD.
SACRAMENTO, Gallery Asis,
12lI "a, Philippines, and Rudy Corona,
1904. Mexico. drew (6).
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GIANTS, 4; REDS, z

. a. H0med for Nuxhan IN ethl b.
Struck oui for Blasingame In 9Th.
clnsl..s.i ,..........,. sss 600 sil-i
San Franchise .,,..,"..., olo 100 7ox-A
E-Roblnson. Plnson, McCoyey Po-h-
Cincinnati 7A.e, San Francisco nv. DIP
BlanlnGame, Cardenas and Coleman. LOB
1clnclnnau 81 San Francisco Q.
p2B Mays. Blaslnsame, cepeda, Nc.
C0vey. Hh- Gender. S-Hiller.
R N n En- BB 10
SS :Ei s; !" " ', ii !" ! F;
u.smlth. Pryor. Vernon. JaekOwski. T
lin. A-sSL
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BY the Associated Press

3 With the National League
season only Is days old, the
Giants and Cardinals launch
q two-game series today at San
Francisco with first place at
stake, while the Dodgers, as
ainpredictable as ever, check
medical reports.
Manager Johnny Keane of
the Cards will follow the cur
rent trend by naming a left
handed pitcher - Curt Sim
Knons-to face the Giants. Lefty
Billy Pierce will oppose him.
OF the nine games so far
at Candlestick Park, four have
been started by rival portsiders,
including two straight by the
Reds. who just left town after
splitting a two-game series.
The Giants whipped the
Reds, Az, yesterday behind
Juan Marichal's six hitter,
while the Cards pounded II
hits to crush Houston. $50,
Ernie Broglio hurled a two
hitter for st. Louis. That left
both teams tied with 9-5 rec
ords.
Pirates Fall to Third
Pittsburgh dropped to third
as the Cubs scored six runs in
the fourth inning-more than
they had scored in any previ-
Gus game-and rolled to a To
victory over the Pirates.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers got
a two-out, ninth-inning home
run from Frank Howard to nip
the Braves, 81, in a genuine
cliff-hanger that included some
finger-crossing over ace Sandy
Koufax.
Koufax pulled a muscle in
his left shoulder while working
on a two-hit shutout and there
were sudden memories of last
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Minor Leagues


By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST
Dallas-Fort Worth 8, Spokane 4
IL innings).
Seattle "a, Denver o..
Salt Lake City 81, Portland 1-3
San Diego 3. Hawaii 4.
Tacoma 3. Oklahoma City 1.
TEXAS
Fl Paso 5, Austin O.
Amarillo z, Albuquerque 5.
San Antonio 4. Tulsa /.
EASTERN
York 8. Binghamton o.
Other games postponed.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Charlotte 6-5, Lynchburg "a.
Augusta 4. Asheville 3, 90 inniflgs)
Knoxville s. Chattanooga 2.
Only games scheduled.
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DIRECTIONS:

Out Pennsylvsnis avei, on suitland parkway, right
on 5ranch ave. Il milel. turn right ct stop light,
front pt OF Marrow Heishts shoppng center. NARROW
across Indian Head highway onto Oxon Hill I'd to
~ Barnabas I'd. turn left ct NARROW Heights shops
ping center. NARROW Plaza three (S) blocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
How to Get the Hang Of Things

stable chunk Of plaster with
1t. We should also tell you
that those brackets should be
fastened with long wood
screws to the wood studs
within the wall. That is the
only way to make sure that
they will stay in place when
the young members Of the
family find the rail a con-
venient means Of descending
to the lower floor.
When heavy objects or de-
vices subject to strain are to
be fastened to plaster or
gypsumboard, the best fas-
tener for the purpose is the
collapsible type. These fas-
teners come in several sizes,
and selection depends upon
the thickness Of the wall. The
small size is generally used
for gypSumhoard and the Sec
ond size for plaster. A hole
is drilled into the wall just
large enough for the anchor
to be pushed through. t. e
anchor is inserted and lightly
tapped so that the small
prongs grip the wall. The
screw is then frightened with
a screw-driver. This causes
the anchor to bulge at the
center and lock tightly against
the inside of the wall cavity.
The screw is then removed,
inserted through the hole in
the device to be secured, and
replaced into the anchor.
Toggle bolts also lock
against the inside wall cavity.
The large sizes have great
holding power. This type
should be used for concrete
block and hollow tile walls.
The screw is removed from
the tOggle, inserted through
the hole in the device and
then replaced in the toggle.
The toggle is then inserted
through the hole In the wall,
being certain that 1t expands
on the inside before the screw
is frightened.
An anchor that works well
when inserted into the mortar
joints Of a block wall has q
small lead shield at the lower
end. This is expanded by
driving a nail through tn e
center Of the anchor. A similar
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Depreciation

Unlike the family auto,
homes throughout the country
do not have an even rate Of
depreciation. Careful home
owners often improve and pro-
tect their homes over the
years, thereby slowing the
depreciation rate.
Another factor affecting de-
probation is that a home
built Of quality materials such
as ceramic tile in the kitchen
and bathrooms depreciates
more slowly than homes in
which substitute materials
were used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

Is made Of malleable iron
and another Of lead. The iron
anchor Is expanded with a
lag screw. Lag or wood
screws are used with the lead
anchors, depending on their
size \ and the load to be
secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

pansion fasteners and hangers
is so extensive that there is
little wonder that people be-
come confused as to which
type should be used where.
For the record, we might say
that it does not seem pos
Sible that the expansion things
that you used could have been
toggle bolts. Once a toggle
bolt is expanded inside a
plaster wall, it can be pulled
out only by pulling out a
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ROCK CREEK HILLS, ND.
9709 {. BexhilI Drive

De lure Custom Built Rambler
Realistically Priced at $4,000
VACANT - IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Entronce
foyer living room with poneed fireplace wolI dining
room, LARGE FAMILY ROoM-KITCHEN WITH FIRE
PLACE, first floor loundY, covered potio 2cor corpor
bedrooms, tiled boths Lower level: TREMENDOUS
OUT-OF- GROUND RECREATION ROOM WITH FIRE
PLACE.
DIRECTIONS: Connecticut Aue. Ertd past Chevy
Lake SHOPPING area to first traffic light bear RIGHT on
kensin0ton Pkwy to E. Berh Dr. right ana continue bear
ting left several blocks to our open" sign.
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House Doctor
By HERMAN BAUM
Stor Special Writer

what can l use to hold
the brackets for a hand rail
along the side Of a stairs?
They were attached to tn e
plaster wall with some sort
Of expansion things that were
said to be tOggle bolts but
they pulled off," - Mrs.
F. j. W.
Answer: In order to get the
hang Of things, it is evident
that you need a refresher
course. The variety Of ex-
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device, made Of soft alumni
mum, expands when a self
contained pin is driven flush
with the head Of the anchor.
Very heavy loads can be
secured on concrete walls and
floors with an expansion
shield type anchor. One type
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More Seniors

During the next 10 years
the number Of people reach
ing age IS will rise sharply,
say housing authorities at
Allied Chemicals Barrett Di-
vision.
These senior citizens repre-
sent a growing share Of the
prospective home-bnyers who
desire smaller, easier to
maintain homes with fire-safe
features.
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Grease Spots
Greasiest spot In the house?

GreaSieSt spot in the house?
Behind the kitchen range.
Recommended is a back
splash Of an easy-to-clean
material Unjust be fireprOof,
too) that can be cleaned i'm
mediately with just a damp
cloth. Sanitary ceramic tile is
one highly favored material
meeting those standards-and
heat won't make its cOlors
fade away.
Evening star., 1963-09-01

NtATNtss. PRESENTATION AND Ac.
cvRAcY coUSr THt DECISION on rHt
UDcfs wll Bs FINAL. All MhktRs
VIII 90 NOTIFIED sY NAL
Evening star., 1963-09-01

eoMhtHrHt puzztt AND eyrHou
ON BROKEN lINE PASTE " on A PIECE
OF PAPER AND pRiHI YoUR NAME, ACT
AND ADDRESS THEN Color rHE PICTURE
Evening star., 1963-09-01

csAyoNs. PANT on pINclls NAY sE
USED NAH stfoaE AlpNcHI russoAYro
UNCLE NUctNT Al THIS NEWSPAPER An
ENTRIES stcoMs MS PROPERTY
Evening star., 1963-05-12
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT,
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

ANACOsTIA-Homs and office for
the professional man In this g.
bedrn. home featuring extra large
rms. Choice location Zoned CO..
Priced at SlB,Db0.
Hartman Realty, Rltrs.
LU. 4-34O0 24s-7l79
BETHESDA, Woodmont TrianGle-
SRRoSERi SRRSoSSsiE:R iStSeO 81 !::S6ess:sl.. ~. .0n'o 90
Evening star., 1963-05-12
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
(cONTINuED)

MOD. sEMIDET. BRK,, :-fan, fiat
" price 81 81 800. terms. T. v
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sELF-SERVICE MARKET

SELF-SERVICE MARKET
owners quote $4,000 wkly. cash.
Equipment, fixtures and stock
worth $4,000. A real buy at
SSS,5OO eomplete. Small down pay
ment from responsible people.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
BAR-GRILL
Well established. Operated By help.
Over $1,000 wkly. Good beer and
whiSkey business. Closed sunday.
Priced reasonably. Good terms TO
responsible people. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sun, Al Bookoff, JU. 7-776S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 5th st. NV. Ma. s-9373
SERVICE STATION
Large 3-bay service station for
lease In Fairlington area Of Ar
lington County. Station currently
In operation and business increas-
ing. owner leaving due 10 i'll
health. Financing can be ar
ranged. Call ia. 4-1100 week
days: JE. 3-0742 ewes. and week
ends.
SNACK BAR, me-, Nd, well equip,
TSR ITT Efnt; goSSSo bus s4'RSo' 7sESd tssEs
SODA FOUNTAIN FOR LEASE, in
Q drug store. $3.50 daily business.
With Q chance Of improvement
for the right party. Apply Box
3S7-Z, star.
Evening star., 1963-05-12
RESTAURANT LOCATION
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION REALTORS. lot own
ers. or builders--Private party in
parking lot business Is desirous
of expansion, Will pay 81 900
cash bonus for info. leading to
parking lot leases. presently avail
able or available in the near fu-
ture. VIII pay top dollar for
prime locations. Box 434-R, Star
BUSINESS PROPERTIES WANTED
Sales or least. Clients available
GIBRALTER CO., pI. 7-6500.
CLIENTS INTERESTED in land fol
apts. or gas station sites. Also
small RENTAL PROPERTIES with
in downtown area.
v. L. ToOMEY. JR.
REALToR HE. 7.5275
MINED. RENT OR LEASE Of Bldg.
200 to 400 ga. IT,. sround leVe
for small repair shop. Consider
sub-lease,. Joint occup, bldg. Ne
Lean, Vienna, Fairfax Baileys
Crossroads, Springfield area Refs
256-4304.
Evening star., 1963-05-12

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bar In town, This Is the kind Of
low rent. low expenses, air con-
ditionins: s Geld acld mine for partners,
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