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Evening star., 1953-02-10
B'noi Birth Meetino

The B'nai Birth independence
Chapter will hold a board meet
ing at 12:45 pm. tomorrow at
8008 Eastern avenue, Silver
Spring Tickets for the chap
ter's variety show. which it will
present on March 3 and 4 in the
Jewish Community Center, will
go on sale at the meeting. Mrs.
Gordo'r Middleman, acting pres
ident. will preside.
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COMMENT.

Mrs. M. r. r., SilUer Spring.
I, too, wish to = thank Mrs.
A. D. S. Of Gainesville for
sharing her spare" time. her
schedule and her wonderful
sense of humor with us. I was
all unSuspecting as I started
reading her contribution to the
schedule discussion: before I
got through I laughed so hard
l cried. And how well ! know
what she means! I am by
habit a neat and tidy creature
and always adhered to the old
motto. Never put off It'll to-
morrow. etc." but, oh! How I've
changed! Some day hope to
revert to my natural self, but
meanwhile ! do the best I can
and remind myself of what a
neighbor told me. Anything
beyond sanitation is sheer
vanity"
I thoroughly enjoy r. c. H.
and, like many others, feel that
all reasonable requests and
answers should be included
and hope you will always
do so.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
OLD CARDS?
HAND LOTION?
LEMON CHIFFON PIE

LEMON CHIFFON PIE
Mrs. J. T. S., Washington
Thank you so much for
many helpful hints cleaned
from your column.
We have q big box Of very
beautiful cards received dur
ing the holidays and I am
wondering whether there is
any hospital in Washington Cin-
stead Of far-on India) that
welcomes them. It seems q
shame to destroy them If any
one could use them for en-
tertainment.
Some 20 or 80 years ago a
very popular hand lotion was
made at home from glycerine
and roSewater. I'm wondering
if anyone could give me the
formula?
For anyone interested in
lemon chiffon pie made
quickly and without gelatin.
I would recommend the recipe
with extra lemon juice)
which used to be included on
a can of condensed milk tour
diet for some years has ex-
cluded sweets so I wouldn't
know. In case it is no longer
there I am sending it. Lemon
Chiffon Pie: Blend together
can condensed milk. u to
cup lemon juice g or 3 lemons
depending upon tartness de-
sired). grated rind Of l lemon.
2 or 3 eggs depending upon
size) beaten together. Pour
into baked 8-inch pie shell
(cold) and set in refrigerator
to firm. extra egg should
compensate for extra lemon
Juice. to thicken). Beat stif
u pit. of whipping cream with
2 tablespoons sugar and spread
over top for meringue. Re-
turn to icebox again to set
before serving.
OF course everyone must ex-
pertinent with recipes to per-
feet them but I know you will
find the above an easy and
delightful party dessert.
X X 4
RECIPES OFFERED.
I'd. M, Wnshinoto1,.)
Cobbler recipe. For an easy
and delicious cobbler, combine
/ cup flour. / cup sugar. 2 tea
spoons baking powder. y tea
spoon salt. Melt l stick Of
margarine in bottom Of baking
dish. Add / can of apples and
can of pineapple, sweeten
to taste. Add / cup Of milk
to dry ingredients and pour
batter over fruit. Bake at $50
degrees Fahrenheit until crust
browns.
Quick meat recipe. A quick
meat dish may be made by
browning / pound Of ham
burger and then adding a can
of vegetable soup. Very tasty.
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FIBERGLAS CURTAINS?
MRS. D. H. M, College Park)
1 would like to have your
readers give their opinion on
fiberglas curtains. I would
like to purchase some rutf1ed
ones this spring and I won-
der now well they hold their
shape? I have been using Or
CANDY and they look nice when
new. but after they are washed
several times they only look
nice a couple of weeks after
I do them up.
I always read your column
and enjoy it very much.
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WORK AT HOME?
Mrs. G. H. M, Washington
I would appreciate very
much any suggestions you can
give me for work at home. I
have a 6-week-old baby and
need to be at home.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
CHENILLE WORK?

mrs. /. X. H., Rockville, Nd
I am interested in taking up
chenille work as a hobby: not
the little lapel pins, but towels,
etc, actually making the chem
lille would appreciate some
information on this.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
BOOKS FOR BLIND.

MRS. B. M. c., Cheuy ChaSe)
Mrs. F. H. of Burlington,
North Carolina. wrote about
books for a blind child. Have
never seen any of the type
she wanted.
I think these could be made
at home. Animal tracing
cards, perhaps obtainable
from q toy department or the
art department of a paint
store, would serve. Old heavy
material, such as wool, vel
vet, or felt, could be chalked
with the outline, then cut and
pasted in an old magazine, or
in a scrapbook. Cardboard
animal tracings could be used.
Felt for cats or dogs or furry
animals would be more realis-
tic to touch.
Evening star., 1953-02-10
FAIRY FOOD CAKE.

MRS. J. E. c., Washington.)
Here is the recipe I have for
fairy food cake that some one
requested: Since cold egg
whites do not beat up as high
as those of room temperature.
set eggs out of refrigerator
ahead of time. Beat 6 egg
yolks for three minutes.
when separating set aside S
whites for cake and save / for
the icing.) Add 8 tablespoons
of cold water to beaten yolks
and beat three minutes. Add
2 cups of sugar slowly. Add 2
cups of cake flour, u teaspoon
baking powder and pinch Of
salt (sifted together). beat
three minutes. Add l teaspoon
vanilla and l teaspoon almond
flavoring. Last. fold in the S
stifay beaten egg whites. Pour
into ungreased 10-inch tube
pan. Bake at 800 for IS min
utes and $50 for As minutes.
Cool in inverted pan thorough
ly before removing from pan.
I might add that I don't
know what success one would
have trying to beat by hand
because I have always used an
electric mixer. Written here.
the recipe sounds complicated.
but it really isn't. It is a
favorite at our house and a
must for birthdays. We often
eat it without frosting. but
here is the one we like best on
it: One cup sugar, "a tea
spoon cream of tartar, 70 tea
spoon salt, 70 cup Of water, l
tablespoon light corn sirup, l
egg white. "a teaspoon vanilla
extract. Bring sugar. cream Of
tartar. salt. corn sirup and
water to boiling, cook until
sugar dissolves. Add to un-
beaten egg white, beating cor
stantly with rotary or electric
beater until frosting is of
spreading consistency. Add
vanilla.
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at the University of Maryland.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the American Legion Auxiliary will
be held August 10, p. m, at the
Legion Hall Mrs. Sarah Carter,
Mt. Savage. district vice-president,
will be in charge. Installation of
officers will be the main event. All
members are asked to be present.
Mrs. Albert Smith attended the
wedding of Miss Virginia Miller
and Allen Brenneman at Springs,
Pa, Thursday evening.
Carroll Smith is employed at
Ocean City this week
The Schroyer reunion was well
attended with Approximately 175
guests present. Those coming long
distances were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Friend, Florida, and Mr. Sterling
Coombs, of Chicago. Rev COINS,
Of Fahchancc, Pa, rendered sew
oral sacred selections. Mrs. Ed
ward Schroyer, Hopwood, Pa, was
the oldest member present, and
the youngest was the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Groer.
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Accident Personals

Mrs. Ross Speicher and Miss
Kathryn Speicher visited Mrs. Paul
Shultz. Salisbury, Pa, who is a
in Meyersdale, Pa, Sunday Mrs.
Shultz is one of the Home Eco
Monies teachers in the Northern
High School.
Miss Carole VanSickle, Friends
vile, who had visited her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j, Kahl,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kneriem
and family, of Wheeling, w. Va,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Speicher on Sunday. Their son
Bobby remained here for a week.
Randall Kahl, youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs P. j. Kahl, has re-
turned to his base in Roswell, New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Calls and
daughter Clara Jane left Sunday
for Salisbury, Md, where the for
mer will attend a meeting of agri-
culture teachers. Mrs. Calls and
daughter will spend some time in
Milford, Delaware.
Eddie Kahl, of Friendsville, is
spending a few days with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j..
Kahl.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Kahl the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kahl and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Van
Sickle and family, all of Friends
vile; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wiley
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brown, all Of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Broadwater and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Broad
water and family, Lawrence and
Alvin Wiley, all of Jennings; and
Walter Haenftling, Grantsville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elem
ming and daughter, Of Grantsville,
were Wednesday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &. Cal
lis.
The Northern High school band
participated in two parades at
Grantsville last week.
Mr.. Ross Speicher and daughter,
accompanied by bus load of
young people, went to Bridgewater,
Va, over the weekend where they
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GrantSViUe Notes

owned by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3
Schaeffer and recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair l. Young.
Mrs. Paul Brown, of Cleveland
Ohio, who spent the past two weeks
here visiting relatives. has returned
home
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Hickman
Mrs. Hayward F. BroadWater and
son, Hayward, have returned home
after spending several days at
Ocean City, Md. with Mr. and Mrs
Frank Herbert, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. f m m Ons Warwick and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann, spent
a week at Camp Christian, Mill
Run, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert f. Walker
spent several days in Washington.
D. c., Ocean City and Baltimore
Md.
Hillary Broadwater, Mr. and Mrs.
Yingling and William Crabbs, of
Union Bridge, Md, were guests of
MIR and Mrs II. F. BroadWater
over the weekend and also visited
his sisters, Mrs. Eva b. Beachy and
Mrs. Mary +. Livengood and other
relatives and friends.
Miss Nancy Lee Nerska, Union
town. Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ramp.
Richard Bowser is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Park Hetrick
Mrs. Lee Layman, who has been
a patient at the Meyersdale Com
munity Hospital, has returned to
her home.
The Maple Grove Sunday School
will hold a picnic on the Arthur
Resi- farm on Saturday evening,
August 8.
Mrs. Mae Bowers and children,
of HagerstoWn, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Hershberg1r
Mr. and Mrs. William NeWbcrry,
of Baltimore, recently visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. william
Schaeffer.
Miss Ruth Stanton, Baltimore, is
a guest of Mrs. Maude Klock, Vic
toria Hotel.
The members and families of St.
Stephens Confratcrnity held a bas-
ket picnic at Pleasant Valley REG
reational Area. Approximately 50
attended.
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the juice that goes in the cupboard
motor are diagnosed in high falu-
tin language that makes me want
to 60 to the foot of the class But
I've learned never to say Explain
it in simple language" There's no
such thing.
All the freaks aren't men, Some
CT them are women Now, some of
this family likes to rough it for a
Week-think it makes for more APP
probation for the conveniences in
life but one gal spends the week
fixing up the place. Things have
to be neat and sanitary, sort of
like hospital. before she can re-
lax She got plum disguised with
herself when the checks didn't
match on some oil cloth she was
lacking up in the kitchen.
Then, there's another one that
says fifty times, Let's organize"
but things keep going along slip
shod, happy-go-lucky.
Another one brings all kinds of
equipment and appliances and
fancy foods and such-planning and
hoping to fix this or that. She's al
ways saying, You know what
would be good?"
Then there's one that isn't with
US that really is freak. Knowing
the kids would miss their hot
cocoa before they got up if she
weren't here to give it to them sent
an ever-present reminder that
she's here in spirit-an ever
present reminder? A check with
these simple directions: Il want
the children to have all the ice
cream they want when they want
it." And brother, how they want it!
One of the newcomers to this
family who used to say she could
dress in an hour if she didn't have
to battle has surely changed her
pace Without a shadow of privacy
she can slip into her clothes in split
seconds.
The kids are freaks, too. Mercy,
how did they ever get that way.
Don't get through breakfast It'll
noon and we decide one more meal
is sufficient. But before the dishes
are washed they're back, yelling,
when do we cat?"
At night when we've crawlcd
under damp covers and have cascd
ourselves around bumps of straw
and think that maybe sleep will
finally come, you'll hear one kid
yell across a couple of hunks to an
other, Hey, do you know the def
milton of bed bug?" No, what is
it, It's an under cover agent"
Smoker, smoker.
Yep. we're queer bunch. But
the queerest thing of alI-no one
ever wants to miss one of these
family camps.
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DEER PARK

Sic. and Mrs. Danny TennoW
MIR and Mrs j. X. Paugh, Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs Allan d. Mar
shall and children, Miss Shirley
Paugh, SWissdale, Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Mayfield, Cassville,
w. Va, visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Raymond Paugh
Miss Betty Ann DeBerry visited
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Sebold, Irwin, Pa.
Misses Frances and Josephine
Paugh are visiting relatives in Bal
timOre.
Miss Connie Clary entertained
the All members Saturday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs Roy d. Comp have
announced the birth of daughter
Sunday, July 26. in Japan. Mrs.
Comp is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Paugh
Howard Paugh is visiting rela-
tiVeS in SWiSSVale, Pa
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1t Runs Through
My Mind
By POLLY j. HANST

Nothing on my mind-and I'm
not planning on anything running
through it. In fact, most that l see
and hear I just let run off.
This week I'm living with a queer
assortment of people into which l
was born or into which l came by
matrimony.
It's full of freaks In fact, every
one is queer and sometimes l have
doubts about myself.
Take, for instance, one of the
fellows He has worn the same pair
of pants for six years, until now
we know the most familiar thing
about these yearly outings are the
mud-colored multi-holed Stacks.
This guy works all week getting
ready to go fishing. One day he
gets in the mood, the next he finds
the bait, then another he works on
I the line and tackle. Finally, he
makes it.
| In the meantime we get so
hungry for fish for breakfast that
we can badly stand it. But sure
as shOOtin he'll drag in some eve
ming after the last dish is washed,
hungry as a hound, but nary a fish.
But there'll be satisfaction on his
face and we'll all know the wind
wasn't right.
Then there's another one that
spends most of the time repairing
the place. He greedily picked an
upper berth in the barracks so the
skunks wouldn't wave their tails
in his face, and didn't even get sus-
picious of three band-aidS plastered
on the roof right over his pillow.
SO he spends his vacation patching
the roof. He even stands in the
rain patching holes while some one
sticks a straw through to let him
know where the leaks are.
There's always been an argu-
mcnt in this clan over where the
best place is to camp. Some of us
are dead sure there's no place like
Deep Greek and we're ready to
show them that it doesn't always
rain and freeze over up here. Well,
anyway we broke the dry spellD
The surprise package brcezed in
from Texas in the form of p
year-old all dressed in wide brim
and boots typical of his state He's
/ the promoter always working me
for campfire ideas although he out
/ strips me by mile.
At the crack of down, when
everyone hopes for three more
hours of sleep. there1l be a peck,
peck, peck that keeps up until all
i are wide awake. Phil, in high heel
boots simply has been making his
bed. He's the self-appointed inspec-
ton committee and all must be in
i perfect order before he takes off
with fishing pole on shoulder
There are many things around
here that aren't in perfect working
order. But an engineer should be
some help. SO we complain that
there is no heat in the gas. And he
says Bottled gas is a hydrocarbon
and will always burn with re-
ducing flame unless the burner as
pirates properly to deliver suf-
ficicnt oxygen for complete com
bustion."
But that's as far as it goes-all
the ailments from detergents to
/
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06
Grantsville Team
Upsets Frostburg

Grantsville Posts giant-killing
American Legion junior tossers
settled the championship Of the
Mountain District League in favor
of Cumberland last Thursday by
upsetting Farrady Post at Frost
burg Ball Park by the score of to
4.
Defeated in three previous con
tests by the Mountain City nine,
the Garrett countians, who handed
Cumberland its first defeat several
weeks ago after the latter had won
its first seven games, rallied in
the late innings to win for Fred
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-08-06

Colaw, who went all the way for
Grantsville. Colaw kept Frost
burg's nine hits well scattered. 1t
was the same Fred Colaw who
spilled Cumberland July II by the
score of rs when Grantsville
scored all of its runs in the final
inning.
Frostburg held a 4-3 lead at the
close of the fourth inning, but
Grantsville tied it up at 4 all in
the fifth and sewed it up by adding
one run in the sixth and two tallies
in the seventh.
Grantsville made only four hits
but these were coupled with four
errors and seven passes to make it
enough to win the game. Playing
for Grantsville were 7. Colaw,
Georg, Morgan, Sweitzer, Baker,
d. Colaw, Glaze, Mazer, Beachy,
and F. Colaw.
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An average of more than 500
forest fires day occurred during
1862 in United States.
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The annual Younkin reunion will
be held at the former New Colonial
Inn. Route 40, Sunday, August ..
The annual Broadwater reunion
will be held at Meadow Mountain
Inn. Route 40, August 9.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry c. Edwards
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James Frame
at Kingwood, w Va, recently.
MIR. and Mrs. William ID. Bender
moved into the home formerly
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REUNION

The Second Annual Reunion
Of the Clotfelty Family will be
held at the Fred clotfe!ty farm,
two miles north of Oakland, Md.
on Sunday, August IS, 1853.
All members of the Clotfelty
family and their friends are in
Vited to attend and bring their
picnic basket. Registration will
start at 1000 A. M, Eastern
Standard Time.
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Evening star., 1953-09-13
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

IF YOU MUST SELL and want all
cash, call JOSEPH KINSKY. OIL. A.
5574 or ST. 3-5311. -I3
HAVE PURCHASERS for homes conv.
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s8O7 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, MD
5000 IT. floor space, $500 It.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Early American Home

Do you like antiques. braided rugs,
pine, maple and cherry furniture,
old bottles, too? See this 3-bedrm
and bath house with den, guest rm.
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st. Turn of N. Glebe rd at N.
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dorly
Evening star., 1953-09-13
4 ACRES

town of Vienna, within 2 blks. of
busline. House features liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm. and kit. 8 bedrms
and bath. on End A.: full bsmt. with
built-in garage. House in good con-
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Excellent grounds about half cleared.
well-sodded and Handicapped. has hot
dog patio. This property will GO GI
with $1,000 DOWN AND S113 PER
MO-, including taxes and insurance
This Is your chance. Call for appt.
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTORS
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA, T-e3oo
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OPEN 2-7 PM.
4 BEDROOMS

This is q home which has individ-
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OF redwood siding and painted white
1t is pictureSquely situated on a
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dinette, kit, two bedrms. and tiled
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there are two spacious beautifully
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respectively, with roughed-in bath.
A full bSmt. has an outside en-
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Other fascinating features include
separate gas-heating units for Sec
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Words are INADEQUATE to give you
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Therefore, We cordially invite your
inspection. Price, S19,960. Direc-
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several blocks to West st.. left ia
No. 601 property and our open sign
on right.
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16-UNIT APTS.
BEAUTIFUL

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1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 3-1611.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

OWNER REDUCES PRICE
During this week end only I will sell
my practically new home at below
market value in order to have the
property sold before. leaving. the area
hedrms., 2 full baths. equipped kit.
S14.950; AZ financing, $16.5O0 1st
mortgage. You set the terms. Loc. in
Bucknell Manor near Belle Haven
Ctry. Club, Cali OWNER, SO. 6-6716.
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2ND COMMERCIAL,
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

14th AND VERMONT AVE. NV
Suitable for offlces, store or studio;
rent. THAcKER REALTY, ST.
sso7 Wis. AVE. BETHESDA. MD
ssgsIns. s'gG " oI 00t 1885; SsS:' s1ss:. o. T.
714s MARLBORO p1KE-Rsnt or
sale; suit. billiard psrlor or store;
expanding community. Ii. s-56ll.
CoMMERC1AL-TYPE BLDG, 1000
COUNTY oS3 SS3Ogrthouse' on Main st, St.
THE fH UNITEEfD; STATES Government, mar
through the General Services Admin
istration. Region 3, Public Buildings
Service, offers for lease as 9 unit
ave, suitland, Md: being Parcel is,
land only situated in the Suitland
building area. Copies of the invita-
tion and proposal forms may be OBJ
tained from Mr.. F. w. De Blois in
Rm. 1912, General Services Regional
Washington 25' b D. G. e. Telephone mo- NO No.
RE. 7-7500. Ext. 25O4.
SILVER SPRING, Georgia ave. Base
ment, suit. storage, workshop, etc.
1900 it, low rent. ia. 9-414O.
2I17 M ST. N.W.-Entire 2nd floor,
mod, air-cooled bldg: approx. o.
500 50 IT,; End commercial. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1011 Goth st.
NV. DI; 7.445o; -. :.
q LARGE heAH house and i44SsTve1 4lesr 1arsTa; wasn
level lot, on paved street; suitable
for contractors ONCE, agency head
quarters; many other uses. For in
formation call BUSADA REALTY
CO. 4416 Southern ave. Sc. 10
and mechanic services, Immediately
available. 14th and Rhode Island
ave. NV. area. for small feet owner
who wants to cut operating costs.
DU. 7-6547. Closed Sunday.
USED-CAR LOT FOR RENT
1883 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000