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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
A Worthy
Undertaking

Cleanup Week will be observ-
ed by Casa Grande citizens from
May IS to June 1. The town will
be divided into zones with a cap
tain for each zone and all alleys
and vacant lots will be thoroughly
cleaned. Some sections of Coo
lidge would benefit by some such
program; nearly all town lots ac-
cumu,ate trash during Writer
months that should be cleaned
away to eliminate fire peril.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-05-23
Card of Thanks

We take this opportunity to
h n k all our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
assistance during the Illness and
dealth of the wife and mother Of
M. N. Nafziger and Children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Check Your Supply Of
Coal,' Urges Local Ice
And Coal Company Here

Check your coal . don't run
low during the Christmas holi.
days." said the management of the
Independent Ice company, local ice
and coal dealers. Check up on
your supply now and avoid the in
convenience and discomf--t of a
cold house during the gay, festive
days ahead.
Long one of Wilmington's mos
popular and progressive ice ane
coal companies, the Independent,
this year has one of the most com.
plete stocks of Goals in it's his.
tory. Their service has been i'm.
proved with the addition of severa,
new trucks and more efficient
handling of all orders.
To make the Christmas scene
brighter and more attractive. the
Independent has a high quality
coal for open fireplaces. This high
heat coal may be bought by the
bag or in larger orders, by calling
at the plant at GA Brunswick
street, or dialing telep' me 6678.
For the larger heating systems
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Cocker, Newkirk Arrested
After Automobile Crash

Preston Washington Coker and
Charles Newkirk negroes, were ar
rested by police last night on charges
of operating an automobile while in.
toxicated, reckless driving and dam
age to property.
Police said that the car driven by
one Of the negroes struck a car be-
longing to A. G.. White, parked at
his home at 1106 Grace streets, and
then ran up onto the yard to the
front door of the home of K. B. Mar
shall, at 1904 Grace street. Whites
car and the shrubbery in the yard
were damaged considerably.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Amateur Radio Stations
Seek To Locate Man And
Deliver Death MESSAGE

Two amateur radio stations join
ed together last night in an effort
to locate a party travelling south
from New Jersey to deliver a mes
sage of a death in his family.
j. K. Sellers, amateur station
W 4 H A K operator of South
Front street, called police head
quarters and stated that an anna
teur station in Trenton, N. j., re.
quested that police here try to con.
tact Raymond J. Stewart, driving
a gray Pontiac sedan, with New
Jersey license L B A x, and tell
him to call Edward G. Raser in
trenton about a death in the
family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Perfect Fitting Doors,
Windows Cut Down Cost
Of Fuel In Bad Weather

Perfect fitting doors and win
dows help tremendously to keep
indoor temperatures at healthful
levels without excessive expendi-
lures for fuel in coolest weather"
the management of the Carolina
Millwork company said last week.
THAT fact has probably become
very noticeable due to the cold,
rainy and windy weather we've
been experiencing lately.
NATURALLY, something should be
done about it, to cut down on the
unnecessary expense and discom-
fort it incurs. An inspection should
be made at once to list these
faults, and an estimate obtained
IN the cost of necessary repairs"
Fully competent to handle all
work of this kind, manufacturing
perfect fitting doors and windows
of all kinds, the Carolina Milwork
company, TT South 18th street,
can fill your requirements quick
ly and efficiently. Their staff of
highly trained wood workers and
large number of new and modern
machines assure you of getting
quality work at most reasonable
prices.
Order those doors, windows and
window sash you need now. Have
them installed in time to enjoy
fullest benefits, and take advan-
tage of the prevailing low prices.
With their long record of big
jobs in and out of Wilmington, the
Carolina guarantees complete sat
%isfaction. Their reputation Of fair
dealing and high quality workman
ship are your assurance of get
ting exactly what you may want.
Visit the plant and Office at III
South 18th street today for infor-
nation and estimates, or dial tele-
phone 9715. Their specially is odd
millWork of all kinds. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Renders Bring Christmas
Tree Ia City By Plane

To Mr. and Mrs. Burk Render goes
the distinction of being the first per-
sons to- bring a Christmas tree into
Wilmington via airplane.
Yesterday they took to the air to
find a tree and landed on the beach
north of Wrightsville Beach, located
a tree, cut it and brought it home
in their. small plane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
SAY YOU READ
IT ON THE
BUSINESS &
INDUSTRY PAGE
Need OF Efficient Dry
Cleaning And Pressing
For Christmas Is Noted

Efficient dry cleaning and press
as probably means more to us
during Christmas season than
my other time. Then it is that
we're so pushed for an abundance
d clean, well-kept clothes so
Why not check over your entire
wardrobe right now and see what
can be used after being sent to
The cleaners. Do it today and
avoid as much of the Christmas
rush as possible.
0Crowley's, located at 9th and
Princess streets, almost in the
center Of the city, are prepared
10 handle your work expediently
md efficiently. Their modern plant
equipment and personnel are in
position to give you the same high
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
CHURCH ENTERED

The Rev. j. r. Lee, pastor of
the Sixth Street Advent Chris
tan church, reported to police
yesterday morning that someone
broke the lock on the door lead
ing to- the furnace room of the
church and stole pipe to the fur
mace some time Saturday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
FREE COURSE

NETWORK, Dec. 22.-R-New
York university announced today
it would give a free course in
aerial bombardment protection to
a selected group of 40 architects
and structural engineers. The class
will study bomb types and explo-
sives, the design Of structures to
resist bombings, and construction
OF air raid shelters for safety and
comfort. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
SHOT

Alex Nixon, negro, 1O4 North
llth street, was admitted to the
community hospital yesterday
afternoon for treatment of a bull
let wound in the right arm. PLY.
sicians said that he suffered a
possible fracture of the arm.
Nixton told police that he was
at 18th and Dock streets and
Buddy Newkirk came up and
started to arguing with him.
Newkirk, he said, pulled out a
pistol and shot three times at
him, one shot taking effect in
his arm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
l01IR ARE INJURED
N AUTO COLLISION
u.rrell Baby In Serious Con.
1;tion Following Crash
On Streets Here

nersons were injured, one
',,.,,v. yesterday morning when
..ob,les operated by Edgar Har.
~ n Smith Creek, and E. J. Smith,
Marine stationed at the Par.
;. Island base, collided at the inter-
..;on of Fourth and Brunswick
vSldred Laverne Harrell three
.'ntbs old, suffered a fractured
'S,1 in the collision. Her condition
,srmed fair" at the James
s.,ter Memorial hospital last night.
n,v,icians said that her skull was
..o,ured in two places and that an
.'.ratjon may be necessary.
Mrs. Harrell and two other chill
Doris and Francis Harrell, suf-
....d minor decorations, bruises and
.,,.tches in the crash.
po,,ce who investigated the acct
,.,, ,aid that Smiths car struck the
~.rre,l car at the intersection, dam
'Lrr the latter considerably.
smith was arrested by police on
...,ges of reckless operation of an
.',o,nobile, damage to property and
;,,,ry TO person. He was released
. iail under a bond of $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
AUTO ACCIDENT

Automobiles operated by Rich
ard Warren, 913 North Eighth
street. and j. S. Barker, Jr.,
224 North Fifth street, c0llided
at Seventh and Grace streets yes
terday afternoon with consider
able damage to both cars result
ing, police reported. Bankers
a was overturned after the m
pact. Silas Buck, negro, occu.
pant Of the Warren car, suffer-
ed a cut on the head.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Army Pilot Is Killed
When Airplane Crashes

DAYTON, o., Dec. 22.-R-An
Army plane crashed neal here today
and killed the pilot, Lieut.. P. l.. G.
Moore, the only occupant of the ship.
Lieut.. Moore, stationed at Selfridge
field in Michigan, was on detached
duty at Patterson field here. His
home was in Wichita, Kansas.
The crash occurred about Is miles
north Of Dayton.
The pilot was flying a PP-39 Air
Cobra ship and going through "ac-
celebrating maneuvers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
SCALES BROKEN
Police investigated a report
yesterday morning that someone
quality work as always, at the
same low prices.

quality work as always, at the
same low prices.
On your way downtown to shop,
O'Crowley's is right on your way.
With no parking worries and free
curb service, their popular cash
ana carry service is fast gowing
IN public approval. The same treat
ment is given your clothes wheth-
er they're brought in the more
economical way or handled
through O'Crowley's slightly high
er deluxe call for and delivery
service.
Take all your clothes to O'Crow-
ley's today and enjoy their high
quality dry cleaning and pressing
service. Stop by the plant at 9th
M Princess streets or call for
one of their c%ourteou, servicemen
by dialing telephone 9631. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
THESE PROGRESSIVE
FIRMS SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE
PETAIN'S POLICY

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-R-The
British radio tonight quoted the
Vichy air minister, General Jean
Marie Bergeret, as saying that Chief
of State Marshal Petain is deter.
mined to take no military initiative
against anyone" The BIC broad
cast was heard here by CHS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
DAY OF REST

MOSCOW, Dec. 22.- Up The
council of peoples commissars de-
creed today a day of rest for Jan. T.
there is no official observance of
Christmas in Soviet Russia - but
ruled that work be maintained as
close as possible to normal to make
up for the lost time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
SHOP ENTERED

Police yesterday morning in.
vestlgated the break.in and rob.
berry OF the sandwich shop adj
joining Wenberg's filling station
at Third and Grace streets. They
reported that someone gained en-
try to the place by breaking the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
ARRESTED

State highway patroImen Sat.
urday night arrested Theodore
Zimmerman, of route one, viii.
mlngton. on a charge of operat.
ing a bicycle on the highways
while intoxicated and without
lights on the bike.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
PEARLS FOUND

A string of pearls were found
at From and Grace streets on
December II by Lieut.. j. III.
Davis. The owner may obtain
them by calling at. police head
quarters and identifying them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

- stoves and furnaces - they
have other quality Goals that will
give complete satisfaction h
their heating and low ash content.
Call the Independent today and
let them advise lou what Goals
are best for your Individual type
of heating equipment. Avoid the
Christmas rush by placing your
order at once. Their efficient serv-
icemen will fill your order in a
minimum of time with as little
trouble and bother to you as pos
sible. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
CITY RIFFS

nad broken open the scales in
.ront OF the McLellan's store on
INorth Front street and robbed II
oI a number of fortune-tellinp
cards. No money was taken.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
TREATED

George Randolph. negress, was
treated at the Community hos.
pital yesterday afternoon for a
wound on the head, received, she
said, when she was hit on the
head with a brick.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
HERE FOR

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cartre
ADAMS, of Austin, Texas, r
spending the holidays with Mrs.
ADAMS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
aubrey Parsley, at their home
on South Fourth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
TO LEAVE

Wallace Moses will leave Tues.
day to spend the Christmas holi-
days with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwyn N. Moses, at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. j. HOra-
ito Williams, at Palm Beach,
Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

glass out of a window and stole
two one-half boxes of cigars,
$12.5O from the cash register and
robbed a chewing gum machine
of its contents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

treatment of injuries received in
an automobile accident on U. S.
highway II, Is miles south of
Wilmington. Attaches at the hos
pital said that her condition was
Satisfactory"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
TREE

Emmett BelIamy, 1919 Rankin
street, reported to police st
night that someone had stolen a
cedar tree, probably to use as a
Christmas tree, from his yard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
SEARCH ABANDONED

LAS VEGAS, New, Dec. Pup
Search for Bud Hussey, missing
since early Thursday in a combat
training plane delivery flight from
Palmdale, Calf, to Las Vegas, was
abandoned today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
HOME FROM

Misses Janice and Margaret
flckard are home from w. c. U.
n. Y. to spend the Christmas
holidays with their parents here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
TREATED

James Wright, negro, 617 So.
Tenth street. was treated at the
community hospital yesterday
Tor a stab wound in the left
shoulder.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
Yugoslauia To Demand
Money From England
Because Of Bombinqs

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Dec. %.
-LR-Yugoslavia will demand COM
pensation from the British govern.
ment for injuries and property DAM
age caused by the bombing early to-
day of Susak, Yugoslav town across
the border from Fiume, Italy.
Diplomatic action by the Yugoslav
government awaited conclusion of an
official. inquiry.
It was reported v e persons were
wounded in Susak by two bombs
which caused material damage"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

Waters from the state of Mime.
sofa drain into Hudson Bay, the
Atlantic ocean, and the Gulf OF
Mexico. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
INJURED

Mrs. Verda Malpass, of Bolivia,
was admitted to James Walker
Memorial hospital last night for
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

John Render, student at a gov
eminent training school in
Charleston, w. Va, arrived
here yesterday to spend the
Christmas holidays with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Render.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

ruo.thirds Of South Americas
.,n,lation is engaged in agricul-
sTr,l occupations compared to
~..to,,rth the United States. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

Daimler is said to have built the
first V-type engine in 1888. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

Dental plates first v-~re patented
in the United States in 1910.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-23

Kelp, a kind of seaweed, is the
longest weed known. 1t sometimes
attains a length of 1900 feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-28

Real Esssfe for Sale

THE ABOVE HOME Is located on
South 5sth Just west Of Pacific
avenue. Has rooms. mahog-
any trim. hardwood floors. de-
luxe kitchen, recessed plumb
ing. full attic. oil furnace, 2
lots. This place is only ? years
old. No mortgage 20 assume.
Total price $3.50. 10es cash and
1es per month. Shown by APP
pointment only.
HERE is ANOTHER home value.
In the north end College district.
Close TO schools and transporta-
ton. This bungalow Is IN excel
lent condition. Contains fire
place, hardwood floors, base
ment and furnace. It's recondi-
toned inside and out. viii sub
init offer Of $3.50. easy terms.
Call Hedman evenings. PR ess0.
Widow Must Sell
LOOK THIS OVER and make us
an offer. Any proposition within
reason will be considered. 8
lovely rooms. Breakfast nook,
full basement. furnace. oil burn
err, fireplace. it's a real home in
the pink Of condition. At frac-
ton Of its true value. Call NJ. II.
Borden, BR 2151. Evenings PR
1888.
parkland Snap
az ACRES with room bunga-
low. Living room. 2 bedrooms,
kitchen. city lights and water,
chicken house for 800 birds. 2
car garage. Located close to Pa
cific Lutheran college. A real
buy. $3.50, $500 down and $50
per month. Call Mr.. Moore,
Main 1850.
w. F. KERR co.
The Original Live Wire Realtor
306 Rust Bldg. BR 2151
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Trucks and Trailers

1855 CHEVROLET luton. big box.
good shape. so worth Of parts
$500. Take pickup trade. Bill
Smith. Browns Point. evenings
after 7 .. N. and Sundays. Route
6. Box 2Oe-H-
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Open Sunday
Afternoon
BIS No. 2fh-New

BIS No. 2th-New
BIO No. 22nd
NEW 5 room bungalow located the
Healy Palisades. How'd. floors.
fireplace, full basement, furnace,
Venetian blinds. acre good soil,
marine view, sandy community
beach. Only $2s5 down, $50 per
mo.
5006 No. 10Th
NICE rm. bungalow with frigid-
aire and full basement. 8 lots,
natural trees. Furnished or un-
furnished. Will make a good
deal. Going out of city.
All No. Cheyenne
MODERN bungalow. 2 bedrooms.
attic, cement foundation. e z
terms.
North End English-S4500
YOU seldom find a home as COM
plete and comfortable in an ideal
residential district. There Is
living room with fireplace, nice
dinette, cabinet kitchen, two
bedrooms with modern bath be-
tween. Attic is finished into a
very nice room. Full basement,
furnace, sawdust burner and
double garage. Call Mr.. Helf to-
day at Healy Bros, Inc. BR 11e7
or PR CLIO.
HEALY Bros. Inc.
us Fidelity Bldg. BR 11e7
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OPEN FOR
YOU
TO INSPECT SUNDAY

From | TO 5 Pm.
THIS brand new ultra modern
home at S33 South 49th awaits
your thorough inspection There
are five beautiful rooms includ-
ing a large combination living
and dining room. two bright,
cheerful bedrooms with good
sized cedar lined closets and a
huge convenient built-in super
special kitchen. And adjoining
this is your coy breakfast nook.
Wiring for an electric range has
been installed and the best grade
of inlaid linoleum has been used
in both the kitchen and bath
room. There are hardwood floors
throughout this fine home and
plenty of linen closets lined with
cedar. T. A. Miele built this
home, which is near schools and
the bus line, and will be on hand
Sunday to show you all the mod
ern features Of the best buy in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-28

Phone Want ADS 70 Main SIS
Real Estate for Sale
Reel Esfs4e for Sale
IVlany Interesting innovations
Found In This Season. New Homes

Never before has the medium priced
home offered SO many important
Iuxury-features. Each home in IFS in
dividuaI charm and Evability express
es the master touch of the architect.
The complete time saving equipment
in many moderately priced homes is
tribute TO the thoroughness of To-
coma's leading builders.
Inspect Tacoma's exhibit homes
advertised on This page. You will
learn TO your surprise how easyit is
TO own home. Terms are lowest in
u. S. history.
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HAROLD A. ALLEN & co.
1912 Rust Bldg. BR 1887
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$3.50 BARGAIN $3.50

$3.50 BARGAIN $3.50
OLDER type home on excellent
two-lot corner on So. Thompson.
s rooms. all plastered, S-piece
bath; garage. nice yard and
shrubs. BRANDEs MADSEN
co. MA 1886. Eve. GA 357s-W.
WALLER ROAD
IL ACRES. new arm. bung-. base
ment: fun plumbing; city lights
and water for 81 TOO. Only l0ec
down Sunday OF evenings call
BR 1858.
NJ. J. DOOLEY
MA 0041 Provident Bldg.
BY OWNER-New house. just fin
ished. 1854 Seashore drive, enjoy
the fresh air from the Sound; only
one block from recreation park TIT
low beach: S rooms. bath. hard
wood floors except bedrooms: base
ment: oil furnace. Proctor $40.
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Income Properly

A BEAUTIFUL HOME and a
good income. Close in on paved
street. in extra fine condition.
Will bring in over 500 per
month and your own living
quarters. A high class piece of
property at a very low price.
c. r. MASON co.
110e Pacific BR 4265
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Trade No. End for So. End
Home

TIOITlG
MODERN 5-room frame
bungalow handy to No.
Stevens st. district and
Smelter. Full concrete
basement, new furnace,
house just redecorated.
new bath fixtures, hard
wood floors. fireplace.
laun dry and cabinet
kitchen. 60x120-ft. lot
Trade for larger house in
So. 3Sth st. district which
might need some repairs.
Also priced for quick sale
at g, 500. Phone LA 1856.
Smelter Employees
SEE 4-room house at 530s
No. Winnifred st. On a
50x120-ft. lot this charm
ing bungalow was built
in 1889 and reprinted this
fall. Concrete basement,
oil furnace. 2 bedrooms,
hardwood floors. cabinet
kitchen. one block from
PIT. Defiance park on a
beautifully Handicapped st.
Let us tell you about the
weather tight construc-
ton of this home. Excep-
tionally priced at $500.
Phone LA 1856.
West End BUNGALOW
NOT far from Allenmore
Golf Course and serviced
by two bus lines. a
charming home of seven
rooms. The living room is
inviting with fireplace
and hardwood floors; a
kitchen with breakfast
nook; 2 bedrooms and
bath with modern fix
lures. The attic is fin
ished into two coy
rooms. A concrete base
basement with hot = air
furnace. Two-car garage.
This home is adaptable to
either a large or small
family; is well built and
in good condition. The
price = only $4,000. will
bring a quick sale. so see
1t now at 1924 So. Fife.
The Paint Is Hardly Dry
ON THIS new and ex-
quisitely modern Broom
home near Lincoln HI
school. A coy game room
with fireplace in the
basement, a tiled bath,
hardwood floors, mahog-
any trim and shattered
windows are just a
few OF it's attractive fea-
lures. The large living
room also has a fireplace;
the dinette is bright with
many windows and faced
outside with brick; the
kitchen with tiled sink
and clever cabinet work
"a delight to any house
wife. Let us show you
this charming home. You
win agree it is buy at
S4.750 on terms at only
1870 down.
Near South Tacoma
Business District
A NEAT. well-kept little
bungalow of four rooms,
surrounded by a laurel
hedge and with bright
awnings over the win
dows. An automatic oil
furnace in the basement;
hardwood floors and light
enameled woodw work
There are two fair sized
bedrooms and the kitchen
is modern with a break
fast nook This place
seems designed and
priced for newlyweds-
only $500.
Shown by Appointment Only.
Sunday Phone PR 1160
<es
HAROLD A. ALLEN & CC
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ATTENTION.!

NJ LIN INN.
HOME SEEKERS = The above
home with its magnificent
marine view and its lovely lawn.
flowers and shrubbery Is located
In the No. saith and Proctor dis
4 trict on corner with paved
:. streets close to stores and bus
service. The above home has a
- living room, fireplace, dining
room. den. 3 bedrooms, cab.
kitchen, cleo. cooking, full base
ment, furnace, automatic oil
burner, air conditioned, and can
be bought for only $4,000. $1,000
cash. balance FILA terms.
NE 247
STEWART-BRADlEY co.
10i p. S. Bank Bldg. MA a451
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HAROLD A. ALLEN & CO
Rust Blde.
No. 18th 3 Stevens District
An IDEAL place for chill
dren. This practically ne"
frame bungalow has large
fenced-in yard with small
orchard. Concrete base
ment contains z ara &c,
laundry facilities. and an
oil furnace. Interior ap-
polntments include hard
wood floors. fireplace.
stippled walls: linoleum
In kitchen and many
built = IN conveniences- 2
large bedrooms. Very
moderately priced for this
fast growing neighbor-
hood at $3.50. Phone LA
1856.
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OPEN SUNDAY

OR by appointment. Five room
corner bungalow. 723 North NJ
Proctor 2718