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Evening star., 1953-11-26
WOODSIDE PARK
RAMRI,ER-S34 Q50

WOODSIDE PARK
RAMBLER-$34,950
Hall entr.. lGe. liv. rm. din. ,rm. with
firepl.; compl. equip. kit; lge.- bed
rooms, 2 baths; full bsmt., lRe. recr.
rn. Only 3 yrs. old. CALL MR..
JOLLES, TU. 2-4235.
JOLLES & SENNETT CO.
1923 VT. Ave. NV. DI. 7-4244
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
SILVER SPRING-S17.5OO
New lge. brick Cape Cod bunRa., II 4
Seek lane. Lge. expan, attic, 2 bed
rms. and bath roiGhed in. 1st floor.
2 lge. bedrms., sep. din. rm., lge. liv.
rm. with firepl.. lge. lot. Best terms.
DR.: Out Piney Br. rd., right on Old
Bladensburg rd. 2 blks., right at
Seek lane to open house.
GLENMONT HILLS
Need more space. Modern Cape Cod.
ing, city. must be sold: 3 bedrms;;
bedrm. and bath roughsd IN. Com
bsmt,, many extras. Nr. new ele-
mentary and jr.-sr. high school.
transp. at cor. Assume approx.
S12,500 AZ loan. Best OF terms.
Dir. Out Ga. ave. ext. to 1918.
left Q blks., right to 1905 Estelle
rd. or call 10. 5-5187.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
nAOA
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-S17,90 300. Three large
bedrms. and teievision rm. which
can be used as 4th bedrm. Liy: rm;
with firepl., sep. din. rm. Nr; Naval
Hosp. and NH. OWNER, OIL; 2
BqEgT1agEsDA, qg1g Bradley blvd. area
Two-story Colonial brk. Bedrm. or
bedrms.. bed fuIl baths, end A.; stor-
age attic. clubrm.. open wood-burn-
ing fireplace; built-in. garage. Situ-
ated on large. Level lot APPROX.
phone JU, s:o647; THos; J. FISHER
BETIHEsSDaO II 3SSsO' 'RAMBLER-Enjoy Xmas
in this fine, big. 3-bedrm.. 2-tile-
bath brick rambler; 1t is vacantf OF
immediate possession: Out t-of-t9Wn
with dishwashef, disposal and break
fast space. garage. lovely corn@ lot
across from Govt. park, near Lady
of Lourdes. Priced in low 20s and
MUST BE SOLD. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. OIL. 2-S223.
BETHESDA BEAuTY-spae. modern
rambler. with 27-ft. liv. rm.-din.
rm; comb. lge. mod. kit, 3 1 fns
[n.; conv. so Al N sehools; Priced M III in
low --Uos EkbA3NA q G1A4AAAS41 -, CA.
BETHESDA. $i9,Soo-7 rms. incl.
pine paneled den plus powder rm.
on 1st floor; lge. kit. with table
space and dishwasher; 9 bedrms;;
and tile bath on 2nd hoor; full
bsmt.. attached garage; gas heat
immac. cond.; owner has moved and
must SELL FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
OIL. 4-5709. OIL. 2-70O7. -2S
S23, 3,750-Immaculate A.
bedrm.. 2-bath. brick Cane Cod. Liv.
rm., din. rm., lge. kit. with breakfast
nook. recr. rm. with bar, full bsmt.;
oil hot-water heat, slate roof. ga
raee. Conveniently located. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY, INC, JU. 9-5555
TRUE CONTEMPORARY. Sos. 500. on
II acre. in Sill. Spg.; split-level brick
and redwood construction, 19x2S
trafic-free living room with full
length windows on 3 sides. terrace
bedrooms, II baths, hreplaces
and many feature extras. RIPLEY
& Romer. Realtors. 10. 6-6111.
Open ewes.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
CHEVY CHASE

4 BEDRMS.- SCHOOL
$4,000 DOWN, SI20 MONTH
Most attrac. white -clapboard home on
dead-end street. l blk. of Conn. ave
Lge. nv. rm., din. rTn. and solarium,
equip kit. and lavatory: End A.. 4
bedrms., / "a baths; stairway to 3rd-
fl. storage: Lear garage; full bsmt.
Price. S22,950. Ewes, OIL. 4-061O.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
~ q -SOn 90
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOUSES SALINE. tcsns.l
COLORED-vACANT
Stop! Look! Read!
ONLY $4Q5 DOWN

NEAR sTH & MASS. AVE. NE.
Clean 7-room and bath. row brick;
Al condition. Full bsmt.. oil heat.
Priced right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th NV. MA. S-2321.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOUSES FOR sALf-Mp.
RETHESnA-S17.5O0

So. 900 down viii purchase this
with firepl.. din. space. extra large
equipped kit, 2 bedrms., tiled
bath, paneled den: close to all
schools; lovely level lot with
OIL. 2-0lS2. SAMUEL +. BOGLEY,
INC 0I R--2OO -27
Evening star., 1953-11-26
THANKS!
J. Leo KOlb Co.
1887 Wisconsin Ave.
AID. 2-2100
$5n0 DOWN

$500 DOWN
Two-story semidet, 3-bedroom brick;
electric dishwasher and garbage dis
posal knotty-pine recr. rm., powder
rm, on first floor; 140-ft. lot. Close
to shopping, schools and Walter
Reed Hospital. ia. 9-0995. RA.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
GI-S250 DOWN

3 bedrms., bath. living rm. with fire.
place, left. picture window. slid
ing closet doors, 12x13 kit. steel
cabinets. Bendix washer. refrigera-
tor and gas stove; expandable md
floor; large lot; adjacent to public
diate possession. Only one left.
Donley Construction Co.
OIL. 9-S3O4 or Poplar 2-360S
Evening star., 1953-11-26

THANKSGIVING SPECIAL
Silver Sping; S11 $50, $3.50 down.
2-bedrm. brick; .nrepL; very nice
Fenced, wooded lot. Ewes, RA. s.
Wheaton area; $500 down. 2 bed
rms, full bsmt.; very clean. Ewes.
10. 5-4511.
SIGLER d CO. 10. 4-S3S3.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Forest

LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS
Impressive. fine-auaiity, wide. center
ROOMS. : BATHS ON Ind FLOOR:
additional bedrms. in I'm. attic;
maids rm. and bath in bsmt.; at.
tached 2-car garage. lge. wooded
lot Price. So. 500. ASSUME LGE.
4laG lst TRUST; established neigh-
borhood of comparable and more
costly homes; splendid property.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1953-11-26
NR. CARROLL AND ETHAN ALLEN

Mr.. CARROLL AND ETHAN ALLEN
1852 MODEL DETACHED BRICK
POWDER ROOM 1st FLOOR
See this home today. Quality built,
center entrance. delightful screened
p01en w;th 1Don H5.nlsee eha errs ArnEe' din ~, NV
3 good-sized bedrms.. full bsmt.
CloSe-in location: near schools,
bus, every convenience. Your old
home considered in trade. For appt
call Mrs, NeufeId, co; s-1123.
1924 14th st.. AD. 4-2oo6
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dn., S45
mo, no settlement cost. 2-story brk..
4 rms; gas; newly dec. UN. 4-7045.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK =
owner transf., priced below market
for quick sale: 3 bedrms.. full din.
rm., lge. kit. detas house: DIR. 1o from
AMER. UNIV. PARK - Beautifully
renovated and modernized. semidet.
3-bedrm. home; wall-to-wall carpet
ing and drapes included. Near St.
ate POSSESSION. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI, 7-l411; ewes, LO. 4-1444.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
School Economy VS.. Deaths

The tragic death Earl Solos, sixyear-od first
student who fatally injured last Wednesday when he
crushed beneath the wheels of school bus the
Tabor City School grounds should the
who take their bus duty assignments lightly.
1t is by no means insnuaton that the teachers
duty at the Tabor City school dsregarding their
responsibility in keeping wachfu eye activities the
unloading reserved the school busses
the list of duties for the supervising the arrival
asceraining that the path of the bus is before it
leaves the If this is the then is imperative
that the duty be added to the list If the
duty required to take of things than they
can possibly do then it is important that the number
teachers bus duty be increased duties de-
creased in order that all the duties be performed
efficiently.
Everyone realizes that school teachers heavily bur-
dened with extra chores in addition those normally full
filled In the process of teaching children. Due
abnormal load of extra duties there has always been
tendency in schools distribute the among few
at time in effort make them painless as possible
This bit of economizing has its advantages in many
phases; however, the death of the Tabor student
should awaken the policy makers and make them the
need for more adequate supervision during the periods
that the school busses are loading and unloading
1t would add more burden to the teachers ever
growing list; however, the important thing is that it might
possibly the life of youngser who wandered into
the bus unaware that his life in danger
few teachers would complain if they were placed on
bus duty often however, these teachers would be
in the minority and worthy of teaching children
the first place The reasoning being that teachers
love children else they wouldn't be teachngf they love
the children they teach then is sensible to that
they wouldn't mind additional duties if it that it
might save the life of an innocent youngster.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
Reminiscinq
Seven Years Ago

Rural route No. 3 was establish
ed Tuesday morning and mail has
been delivered on the route all
week. The carrier is II. d. Fipps.
Installation of traffic light a,
the intersection of tn eWhiteville
and Pireway highways was auth
orized by the Tabor City Board
of Commissioners.
The town of Tabor City issued
notice to all dog owners last
week to be sure and tie up all
dogs immediately or else have
them picked up by the police who
VIII destroy them after three days
if unredeemed.
Fred Soles pushed across a I'd
IN the second quarter that proved
the margin of victory as Tabor
City beat a Wilmington high team
Go.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
plain TALK
By "AP" Harrison

The boys parents were sitting
in the stands and it was the faith
er's calm advice Just stay here
Mother" that prevented the an
Xious mother from going 10 her
boys side. II was Il mothers in
Stinct and love that created the
several moments of anxiety FOR
her. Fathers aren't given too much
credit for having such instincts
yet, it was only lew minutes
later that the father walked from
the stands to look ioi his boy.
The moral of the story is that
fathers as well rs mothers suffer
moments of anxiety when some
thing happens 10 one Of their chill
dren.
Fathers just like 10 think that
they don't get excited very eaSliy
l was fortunate enough TO be
placed on two begging commit
ties" in the past several weeks and
il was a real experience for me.
DUH SdiSSS lot WHICH L WeIll DeS-
ging were darn good ones and the
merchants responded without hes
itatlon on each occasion.
My part in the begging was
new to me; however. from the
merchants point of view it was
an old story. 1t seems that ever
thing that comes along these days
is begging proposition-some of
them are justified but most of
them could be better financed
with a little work in some direc-
ton other than spending the time
beating the bushes looking for a
dollar. Nope, that is not the mer-
chants attitude-it'S my deduction
on the basis of having begged"
and having watched others oper-
ate along the same lines.
Just remember when you call
on a merchant for a contribution
and he doesn't give you his entire
place of business il isn't because
he doesn't believe in your cause
it's probable that he has almost
contributed out" by INC time you
get around TO making your plea.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
DISTRICT FILA MEET

Inc District III Future Home
makers of America will hold their
annual District Rally at the Fair
view Heights School in Hamlet on
october 10. Registration will be
from 9 until 1000. The Program
VIII get under way al 10 O'Clock.
A very interesting program is
planned for the F. II. a. g."!s, ad-
Vlsers, club Mothers and Fathers
and other guests. AT the roll call
OF chapters red rose, the F. III. 4.
Hover, will be pinned on t.c map
OF the ten counties in district III
Tor each chapter present. A:rs. Kay
Whlttimore o. Kay'S in Rocking
ham will show fashions for teen
ayers.
Every F. II. A. girl, club MOTH
erS and Fathers. advisers and par
ents driving the girls to the Rally
are invited. Schools not affiliated
with the F. H. A. may bring their
teacher and three girls.
Inc counties in District III OF
the +. II. a. are Richmond. Hoke.
scotland, Moore. Cumberland
Robeson, Bladen. Columbus
Brunswick and New Hanover.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07
CARRIERS COLUMN
By w. Horace Carter

The new Corbett potato cannery
here is taking shape rapidly ano
barring some difficulties. it Will
probably be in operation within
the next few days. This is another
asset to Tabor City and the new
business has our every blessing.
There's has long been a need for
such an industry here
When we called the Columbus
County hospital last Wednesday
morning to inquire about the con-
litiOn of the first grade child that
was run over here by a school
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

development of uses for castor
Deans has increased the demand
for this crop.
Insects destroy millions of dol
IarS worth of stored grain in the
United States each year.
A Field Harvesting Demonstra-
tion Is slated for Thursday at 400
p. m; and Sweet Potato Taste
IAN. VIII be held in the evening
Mr.. Raper said. '"''s
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

bus, the hospital was reluctant to
say anything. However, they did
say that the child had suffered a
broken leg. They made no ment-
ion that he might have additional
injuries. But the following morn
ing the child died.
The Tribune ran the story of
the accident and told the story of
the broken leg but because the
hospital gave us no indication that
he was seriously injured, no
mention was made that he was
fatally injured. 1t just seems to
us like there was 4 little slipup
somewhere along the line-and
we weren't the guilty party.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

things doesn't give US much time
to make personal calls for your
renewal but we would appreciate
II II you would drop by the office
and pay up. We don't like to lose
a customer but postal regulations
won't let us keep you on the list
after the subscription expires.
Thanks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

The Red Devils are still flying
high and few of us anticipate any
falls for the local boys who have
been tearing up the opponents
this far in the season. They ian
over LUmberton with points to
Sparc-tncy made this accomplish
ment when the squad was in its
poorest condition so far this sea-
son.
Weldon Gore. who ran like 4
scared rabbit and racked up two
touchdownS, passed for one, aid
scored two extra points, was
limping with a sprained ankle be-
fore the game: however. It's my
guess that he lift his ailing ankle
in the dressing room. If he was
favoring the wounded ankle. per-
hapS Coach CaruSo should make
Il point of giving il Il good twist
before each game-bettcr still, he
should have both ankles twisted!
Doubt seriously that the opponents
could stand it if Weldon ran twice
as good as he did against Lumber
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

Everyday we run across people
looking for charity in some form
or another so we were enlightened
the other night when we attended
the junior varsity game between
Tabor City and Shallotte.
No admission was charged and
the stands were filled with fans
roofing for the boys who make the
varsity team what il is on Friday
nights. Despite the free admission
eight or ten people were gath
cred at the end of the field watch
ing the contest through the fence.
1t Just goes 10 prove that there
are still some folks who won't ac-
sept something for nothing"
" the same football game one
# the local boys was injured and
brought TO the sidel;neS where
'CaCh CarUso ana his able assist
mt. Bud Hood attempted TO deter
mine how badly the youngS:cr
was injured.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

And now the commercial. Lot
OF subscribers will find that the
little yellow sticker on their paper
bears date that is about to fly
past. That means its time to re-
new Your Tribune for another
year. Tic Murry and scurry Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-10-07

AnotNcr recent case of report
ing something one way and il
turning out another had to do
with the voting machines placed
in Tabor City and several other
precincts for the bond election.
After the fact was publicized that
many persons would &c a chance
to use the new tangled ballot for
the first time. the supreme court
ruled that they could not be used
in bond election. Thus many
people who went to the poles Sat-
urday hoping TO see a voting
machine for the first time. were
handed the usual piece of paper
and pencil. They didn't get to
pull the lever that registers votes.
Maybe next time.
Evening star., 1953-04-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

..TLANTIC CITY-Duplex, brick; s
rms. and bath. each floor; newly
BOARDWALK; tx? $4,000. .00 ny. 5a'; s-ss46, IB4S
ATLANTIC CITY - Five-rm. apt,
newly dec; sleeps 8: "a block from
boardwalk; $3.50 season. HU. 3-3646.
REHOBoTH. DEL.-Three bedroom
GRAvATTE, NA. s-o75S. 1 =
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Two-bed-
room ter: apt, June 2O-July II;
Aug. S-15, Aug. 2O-Sept. 12: SIS
Tkly. Our House. 4th and At
1881. L. +. GRAVATTE, NA. s.
DAREEs BEACH. MD.-Five-rm. cot
NEW WINDY DUNEwTwo-bedroom
apartments on ocean--Ocean City,
Md. S5O-S7O-$SO weekly: screened
GAME GAME 1343 Riverside dr., Wilm-
oGESS oaGPEiIq' d2fY. Rfli MD,-cutest cottage
built Year-'round mod. cottage. ioO
TT. from. beach: lovely view of
ocean, and bay: sun deck: fireplace
2nd H.. fully insulated, knotty pine
antiQuated. 11x24 liv.-din rm. with
fireplace: 2 bunk bedrms., nice
bath. mod. fully equip. kit. 1st A..
lge. rm; bath and garage. Cali
KITTY HAWK. N. C. (southern
Shores New. modern. ocean cot
tageS for rent. Call JU. 9-21O4 or
EN-. 2-69S1. 20"
Evening star., 1953-04-24
STORES FOR RENT tcoat.)

DOWNTOWN. 1st a.. with full. dry
basement. 3,700 SO. It. total. Parking
(2 carsl. Very low rent; MI. Fisher
with DREYFUSS BROTHERS, Ma.
S-05S2. HO. 2-2S49. "a
3rd AND SHERIDAN ST. NV. store
20 by 80: parking in rear. Call B.
B ALLISON, RA. 3-0513. rs
STORE, 40x6O: i02 Kennedy st. NV.
ais r ST. s.W..a garages; good for
storage or machine shop Concrete
floor, steel sheet. Reasonable. EN-.
2-I965. -25
STORE containing approx. $50. SO. IT.
in nodern air-conditioned ONCE
bldg. Excellent location. Can also
be used as an office. Available
June /. For further information,
telephone MRS. HUTCHINSON. Elk.
3-S670. -26
ARLINGTON-Sto 2Ox100 avail.
in shopping center, ample free park
ing. ALBERT H. COHEN co. ia. .
1RR1 a
Evening star., 1953-04-24

FOR IMMEDIATE sALE-25 acres;
1O-rm. house; IA baths; with ali
conv.; 2-car garage; l large poultry
mouse; !, other bldgs. All 25 acres
potentially tillablc. Sale by owner.
Only $4,000. For further informa-
ton. call Fredericksburg 1911.
Evening star., 1953-04-24
INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont }

WILL TAKE TRADE on clear house
6-unit bldg. 10. 3-6s89. II
DOCToR-DENTIsT. FROM OWNER.
14th st. NV, 1 block from Tivoli
Theater. 3-story brick. 2 lge. rms:
and kit. on newly dec. 1st Il: Ideal
seepine pr ees rms nsd sns bshs
with $500 monthly income. Full
bsmt. with new gas furnace. Park
ing space in rear. $1,000 cash over
lge. trust. Wo. 6-3242, OIL. 4-57Q9.
SALE PRICE. ss,45o, 1st-trust com
trust $1,000: building association; !;
det brick; vacant. Auto. heat.
1900 block A st. Sc. Market value,
1000. LLOYD HOLLANDER. Elk.
3-340s or HE. 4-6617 evenings.
N.E.-Two new, brick. e-fam. apts.
g units; tenants pay all utils.
$4,000 GEO. b. MILLER. Real,
tor D1. 1886; ewes, Wo. COLE.
JUST BELOW PARK RD.-Exceiient,
600. Call M; Latimsr, EN-. 3-o55O
INC Realtors. Di. i. 1880. as s.
slz TIMES RENT of $4,000 yearly.
LIST commercial brick, loc. across st.
from super grocery in estab. NV.
$4,000 cash will handle balance in
/ mortgage. c. D. KELLEY, Ken
more S-6644: ewes: EN-. 2-52S6.
THREE, NEW. 1-STORY STORES,
with parking space, in 1907 loca-
ton, nearby Nd. Each leased 5
yrs, to good tenants; no expenses.
Price, 100000; suggest quick de-
cision on this excellent investment.
MA. $1,000. -26
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK - Excellent
business property on Conn. ave-,
bringing in splendid return; suit
able for almost any type Of busi-
ness: priced right. Call NE. S-1143
CHANAN. inc. Realtors.
Diet. brick apt. bldg,
400 block 4th st. Sc. Tenants pay
utils. INCOME, $2O4.6s mo-; S25. 500.
7 Link. UNITS, FURNISHED
400 blk: Clifton st. NV. Three
story brick. full basement, garage,
3 baths; will sell for four times an
nual rental Of $3.50 to quick buyer;
$4,000 down handles. First come,
f1rSt served GCHT1I EP MA 2.nn1 n
Evening star., 1953-04-24
MONEY WANTED
BOATS

$4,000 FOR YR.,. GO, int, with
50ec bonus; ample and excel. secur.
ity; OIL. 2-l565. ask for McCarty.
Evening star., 1953-04-24
THOMAS v. LAKE, Realtor

Fishermen and Huntsmen
Potomac River home of "a acre; A.
rm. house; phone, elec. and plumb
ing; several small bldgs.; large gar
den; adj. c. & o. Canal, fronting on
River rd.; 35 miles D. c.; $4,000.
7-RM. HOUSE; electric,
phone; superb garden, huge box
woods chicken house, we'll room.
House recently remodeled In the
town of Poolesville. Priced $4,000.
"a cash.
Call CHARLES H. JAMIsoN
Evening star., 1953-04-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD, clean Q or 3-bedrm. home in
good D. c. or nearby Maryland To-
cation; s.e. preferred: have sub
2-Sl36 or ST. 3-736S
TWO OR THREE BEDRM. HOMES in
D. c. or Md. Cash clients. VOIGT
d CO.. RE. 1864; OIL. 2-2560.
MY CLIENT will pay $4,000 cash
down on 3-bedrm. home in Bethesda
or Silver Spring, Must have den or
study room. Call Mr.. Bolhagan at
OIL. 4-4401, with JAMES L. DIXON
6C CO.. ST. 3-7200. -26
CT OR CONVENTIONAL financed
home with . or 3 .bedrms. in Sc. or
HOMES AND INVESTMENT PROP
ERTIES in D. c. and nearby Mary
land needed for our cash buyers.
j. B. MALLOS REALTY. 616 Ken
nedy st. NV, RA. 6-S227, JU.
Will SUBMIT ALL-CAsH OFFER
and give prompt settlement. brick
home. Sc. or Md; special bonus if
GI financed. 10. 10000; ewes.
LOOKING for small GEORGETOWN home
in need of repairs. State price. No
agents. please. Box 1S-E, Star.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
MRMeSmMD'i MR. o61cK. RA. AAie e-s41s q S
Evening star., 1953-04-24
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER DESIRES Immediately, lots
to build fats and apartments; sewer
and water in. Will pay highest cash
prices; Call Mr.. JAMES. 8 till 6