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The coastland times., 1955-06-03
KITTY HAWK
Continued from Page One)

Thompson, Jackie Twiford, Elsie
Hines, Rodney Dough, Verna
Mann, Gloria Ann Rogers, Karolyn
Whitfield, Barbara Wise, Joyce
Balance, Bert Morrison, Faye Bal
lance, R. L. Balance, Jr., Gene
Smith, Gale Parker, Hughes Til
lett, Gary Parker and Earl Bryan.
Under the direction of the
eighth grade teacher, Robert Ter
rell, the following program was
presented: introduction, Carol
Whitfield; invocation and scripture
reading, Rev. w. B. Gregory; salu-
tatory, Verna Mann; welcome by
Bert Morrison, class president;
class fortune, Betty Lou Tillett;
class poem, Barbara Wise; class
will, Rodney Dough; class history,
Gene Smith; valedictory, Jackie
Twiford Diplomas were presented
by former county school board
member Walter Perry. Mrs. G. A.
Whitfield played the professional
and occasional. Decorations, which
were appropriate and unique, were
by Mrs. Roselin Swain.
The baccalaureate sermon was
delivered Sunday evening in the
Methodist Church by Rev. Harry
Bowers, pastor of the Point Har-
Dor Christian Church. Rev. w. B.
Gregory of the Kitty Hawk Meth
odist Church read the scripture and
pronounced the invocation. Princi-
pal E. w. Bryan introduced the
visiting minister. Mrs. G. A. Whit
field was organist.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

reported.
Opera Singer Spear Fishing
Nags Head Submerged hulks
of old ships in the surf have been
attracting google or spear fisher
men for several years but no one
recently has equaled the record If
Metropolitan Opera basso Jerome
Hines, who has enjoyed this
thrilling sport in waters from Cal
ifornia to Italy.
Exploiting the waters over the
USS Huron and other nearby surf
side wrecks in the Nags Head
region for two days, he brought in
an even dozen Sleeps head, tautog
and trigger fish. Several of the
sheepshead weighed over 10
pounds each.
Hines was accompanied by his
wife, Lucia Evangelista, soprano
of the Cin2ir nati Opera Company
and their friend Lyn Riler of
South Orange, N. ]. They fished
with the Metropolitan basso, but
he was the expert of the party and
accounted for most of the fish that
were brought ashore.
Bluefish Continue in Dare
Nags Head.-The biggest blue
fish blitz in recent years has been
underway for weeks. Tuesday, Red
Holloman of Ahoskie and three
friends landed more than 400
pounds of blues, fishing with Capt.
Joe Berry. Others during the week
averaged three to five hundred
blues per boat. Those landed in
the Oregon Inlet section ranged
from three quarters to one and
half pound each, and were some
what larger in the Hatteras Inlet
waters where Spanish Mackerel
have also appeared. The blues
landed offshore near Diamond
Shoals ranged up to four and five
pounds each, the average seldom
being less than two pounds per
fish.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
COURT
CONTINUED from Page One)

lation of the game laws, was con-
tinued to next term.
Sadie Fay Midget of Wanchese
was divorced from Melvin Midget
of Manteo.
Anita M. Jessen of Manteo was
divorced from Abraham Loyal Jes-
sen.
A case having to do with con-
tentions over land at East Lake in
which Mamie Williams and others
sued Sigmund T. Jensen, was set
tied out of court.
Mosquito control for Dare Coun-
ty was recommended by the Grand
Jury, who also asked that new
desk lamps be bought for the
county welfare offices.
In writing the report of the
Grand Jury, the proposed extra
Jail at Buxton was ignored. Maybe
the members of the Grand Jury
forgot it. Maybe nobody prompted
the judge about it.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
% KILLED LAST YEAR
AT HIGHWAY CROSSINGS

Raleigh.-How would you like
to see all traffic crossings elimi-
mated? If you think such an ideal
arrangement would save lives,
you're right.
Two-car collisions at intersec-
tions totaled 1851 in North Caro-
lima last year of which 80 were
fatal. In cities the rate was some
what higher.
There were also 1879 fatal acci-
dents at intersections involving
pedestrians.
Major D. L. Lambert of the
State Highway Patrol mentioned
these intersection accident statis-
tics to point up the Importance of
general traffic safety.
Everyone should readily under
stand the dangers of intersecting
traffic-where streets cross, where
any vehicles and pedestrians move
across each others way" he said.
"And that includes, of course,
intersection of highway and rail-
road traffic. Approximately 25
persons were killed each year in
grade crossing accidents"
at seems we need to be remind
ed constantly to drive and walk
safely. This time l want to remind
drivers and pedestrians specifical-
ly of the need for caution at inter
sections-all intersections" he
said.
He asked motorists to remember
these points:
l. Where there is no other guild
ance, you must yield right of way
to vehicle that already has enter
ed an intersection, or to a car on
your right, if you both are about
to cross.
2. Obey all signs, signals and
pavement markings, particularly at
highway, street or highway-rail-
road intersections.
3. Right of way should always
be yielded to the pedestrian.
A. The pedestrian or vehicle
whether right or wrong-does not
deserve punishment at your hands,
even if it is within your power to
punish.
5. You can make safety at inter-
sections a sure thing when you
drive-by following the Signs of
Life, the rules of safe driving, and
by driving in such way that you
always can avoid an accident.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
DRAMA
Continued from Page One)

Blanche Meekins, Helen Baum, Pat
Baum, Carol Ann Allen, Marjorie
White, Janet Wescott, Betsy Mid
gett and Becky Moulson.
Tentatively assigned as dancing
Indian youths or men, and colonists
are the following: Earl johnson,
Tommy O'Neal, Monty Penny
stone, Pete Petersen, Fleetwood
Mitchell, Saint Basnight, Billy
Biggs, Jack Wood, Davis Balance,
Johnny Etheridge, Douglas Robin
son, Dondel Willis, Danny Moul-
son, Carl Hayes, Tommy Biggs,
Allen Dough, David Simpson, Law
renee Swain Jr., Mike oJnes, Bobby
Tugwell, Billy Tugwell, James
Stillman, Clarence Liverman, Rod
ney Mann and Raymond White, Jr.
John Lawrence, Jr. of Coinjock is
also scheduled to report with the
foregoing dancers for the Tuesday
rehearsals. Off-Islanders scheduled
for dance roles in Lost Colony this
year include: Gloria Chaulis, assis-
tant choreographer; Odette Blum,
Claise Williams, Charles Nicoll,
William Heider and Edwin Kim
Ying. They come from New York,
where they have been doing pro-
fessional dancing, to begin rehear-
sails Tuesday morning.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
RODANTHE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar Her
bert, Jr of Portsmouth. Va. and
Jazania P. Herbert of Norfolk
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Herbert. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian L. Gray re-
turned Saturday from Norfolk
after visiting their son, Allen E.
Gray, who has a new baby girl,
born May 9th.
Herbert X. Midget, Jr., USCG,
visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Eason
and daughter Serena visited Mrs.
Lurania Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Patrick and
daughter Judy from Norfolk visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O'Neal.
David B. Midget, Jr., USCG,
spent the week end with his moth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
of Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Midgette.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
81 YEARS
tContinued from Page One)

Island.
In Manteo 81 years ago the
newest business venture was the
Gulf Stream Fig Company, of
which Alpheus w. Drinkwater was
general manager. 1t was reported
to have had a working capital of
$4,000 and plans were afoot to
plant more than 5000 fig trees
on Roanoke Island.
E. r. Daniels, of Wanchese,
president of the Globe Fish Com
pany, of Elizabeth City, reported
shad fishing the best in years on
April 8, 1924. The water in the
vicinity of Roanoke Island was
fine and clear, Mr.. Daniels said,
with a belt of salt water extend
ing well into Albemarle Sound.
And the shad were coming in in
great numbers. The next day the
gas boats "Pompano" and "E. R.
Daniels" of Wanchese, took more
than a thousand boxes of shad and
herring to Elizabeth City. The
"Hattie Creef' followed with
1900 boxes of fish that day and a
like number went up the Abe
marie Sound on board another al
most forgotten fish boat, the
"Flossie M. Muir"
1t was said that Charles Dan
iels, of Wanchese, caught close to
! 900 shad in one day and A. c..
Daniels over 1,100 of them, which
set something of a record among
Dare County fishermen 81 years
ago. All told total of 455 boxes
of shad were shipped to fish mar
kets in New York City and 240
boxes of shad were shipped to
fish dealers in Philadelphia by the
Globe Fish Company that April
day 81 years ago.
But C. T Smith, of Durants
Neck, had them all beat. He took
two buck shad to Elizabeth City on
January IL, 1924,-the first
Spring shad of the season! Dare
County fishermen, while jubilant
over the record catch of shad three
decades ago, were said to have
been feeling the need for 25-ton
day ice plant on Roanoke Island
as the Manteo ice plant then in
operation had a daily production
of only eight tons.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
EAST LAKE PERSONALS


Mrs. Sarah Cahoon's guests Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin
and children, Mrs. Hettie Cahoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Basnight,
Roger Cahoon, Dick Terry and
Norman Cahoon, all of Norfolk,
Va. and Mrs. Christine Cahoon of
Raleigh.
Bernice Mann of Portsmouth,
spent the week end here with his
mother, Mrs. Sina Mann.
Virginia and Shirley West of
Norfolk are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Ethelle Holmes here.
Wilbur Cahoon and Richard
Twiddy were in Columbia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Midget of
Norfolk were here this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge Bas-
night of Elizabeth City spent Sun
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cain anl Ben
Cain of Elizabeth City were here
for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Basnignt and
Susan were in Columbia Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Creef and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin MCGOWAN were in
Durham Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bratten
and children of Norfolk were here
Sunday.
Nina Basnight and R. F. Smith
went to Engelhard Tuesday.
Wilbur Cahoon and Richard
Twiddy spent Friday in Edenton.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
POCAHONTAS LEADER
HONORED WITH DINNER

The Degree of Pocahontas of
Wanchese gave a dinner Friday
night, May 27, before their regular
meeting in honor of the Great
Pocahontas, Mildred Davis, and
other state officers. The dining
room was decorated with wild
roses, and the meeting hall with
red roses, white lillies-of- -the-val-
ley and baby breath. Evelyn Davis
was mistress of ceremonies. Other
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

state officers present were: Great
Minnehaha, Martha Crummy of
Edenton; Past Great papers of
Records emeritus, Minnie DAVIS of
Elizabeth City; Great Second
Scout, Ethel Parker of Wanchese;
Board of Appeal, Goldie Leonard
of Elizabeth City. Eleven visitors
were present.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
4-H'BRs TO HOLD SERVICE

Observing All Week, about 20
All members will attend services
at the Wanchese Assembly of God
Church Sunday, June 5, and con-
duct the service, with Is members
and one leader taking part.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

A cake made with a mix is de-
licious and easy, but mix cakes
have one characteristic-they dry
out quickly. Store them in a metal
box or plastic bag with half an
apple on the plate to preserve their
freshness,
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
VISIT AT KILL DEVIL HILLS

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Clark of Nor
folk visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. But
Ter at Kill Devil Hills last week
end.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

The United States has 81 places
called Franklin and 81 called Clin-
ton, says the National Geographic
Society.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
APPLY Prescribed

Druggist: "This tonic is ad-
vertised as good for man or
beast"
Woman Customer: "Gimme a
bottle. That's the right combi-
nation for my husband"
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

SPECIALS
1947 Chrysler 4-door, good,
$195.00
1947 Plymouth, new tires,
$125.00
1947 Ford, $4,000
1947 Buick 2-doOr, $195.OO
1941 Cadillac, $4,000
1941 Chevrolet u ton Pickup
$125.00
1887 Chevrolet 4-dOOr, heater,
good motor $4,000
1854 Ford 4-dOOr
1853 Ford Custom 4-door
1850 Ford 4-oOdr, heater,
extra good
1912 Ford 2-DOOr 6
clean
1854 Chevrolet ~ ton truck,
with fish body
1850 Chevrolet 1-tOn panel
1916 Chevrolet coupe
1853 Dodge K-ton Pickup
1853 Buick Coupe, R&H
1852 Plymouth, H
1851 Studebaker 4-dOor
Champion
1850 Buick 2-dOOr, R&H
1949 Dodge h-ton Pickup
1949 Pontiac 4-dOOr, R&H
1949 Champion Coupe, R&H
$295.0O
l947 Buick R&H
1947 Studebaker Champion
4-dOor
1947 Dodge 4-dOOr
Seat Covers
at Reduced Prices
Used Parts - " Of
New Is inch wheels for
Observation-Disclosures
R.D. SAWYER
MOTOR COMPANY
Phone 116 ManteO
Your FORD Dealer
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
Domestic Science

Domestic Science
"Most accidents occur in the
Kitchen" the wife said as she
finished reading an article in
the evening newspaper.
Eyes, and / have to eat then"
the husband growled.
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On Loan

Student: "At the prom last
night my suspenders broke right
in the middle of the dance
floor"
Friend: "Weren't you embar-
rased?"
Student: "No, my roommate
had them on"
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

The Navy uses IL million
pounds of spuds month.
The coastland times., 1955-06-03

THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
The coastland times., 1955-06-03
Smart People

Smart People
Passenger: 'Is smoking per-
mitted in this coach?"
Conductor: "No, Ma'am."
Passenger: "Then where did
all these cigarette butts come
from?"
Conductor: From people who
didn't ask questions, Ma'am."
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FISHING

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
BUSINESS oPPoRTVNITlEs

LARGE Observation-Disclosures g.
rn. apt. on end OF whiskey L.
cense, slot machines. seats 100. 10
motel units. trailer park. 3 homes
This Is on 10 acres Of land located
z mi. north Of Waldorf. Nd, old
Route 30l. VIII sell or lease to
any one. reasonable OWNER. Mid:
DOWNTOWN. I blk. Of bus depots;
Full, suitable hotel. ia. 2-Tb5S n
BARBER SHOP doing over $3.50
wkly: rent. SS5: chairs: air.
cond,: modern: ne, mr.. r. I. ave.
union; well est: owner retiring
$4,000, easy terms. ma. S-9f43.
OWN YOUR own CAB with yellow
Cab Of Silver Spring. For inform
apply at Piney Br. and Flower ave
IN VILLAGE on heavily Travelled
main highway. service station. res
taurant, living quarters; large lot
ssowN shSaiaf REAL ESTATE Ae ehSS
CY, Realtors, Cuipeper, Va. -
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. NV. sec.
ton. BOX 15S-x, Star.
GROCERY. air-cond.. equip, stocked
sac. for cash buyer. AID. 1896
s sfss1, PM sniI h0 4; ~ ;s... I'm,
s eas,;nned. NAV uo rcr tnss ena mel
Sitn ~ AZ - pv ~ stte,,i. - se 4
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Wahn o,,. ~ nun cos~se essehi;s ny ~
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Harry 0onen, pct. 4 ana Q Pm
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OWN nOuk OMN HUsiNhSTSLSeil
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

DELIGHTFUL--Best NV loo; spac.,
g r, 2 b., exc, switched, eley. sefv,
MRS. A. ALTHoUsE. AID. 4-5e11,
CLEVELAND PARK. . blocks from
Conn aye-Completely renovated
1-bedrm apt. large liv. nm. and
closets; 2 exposures. xb,0ou;
Terms. Inspection by appt. Sail
seeess3a.s ss = ow WE 81 amer 20
ADAMS MILL 3D., overlooking pari
Lovely efficiency apartment. II
elevator building. Very low main.
fenance: reasonably priced for duici
sale. LINKINS CO. d.. T.S6Ss
ewes. and Sundays. EN-. 3-4764. II
EFF. N.w.-S4s mo. incl. prin., int,
taxes, ms. Oper. svbd., eley.: $500
On. Cple. or girls. BOX 272-x, Star
BIG BARGAIN-5 large rooms ant
e eaii o. apsar -seea. 'oi ''OO gao"
1-BEDRM. cor, ant. in nice bldg; Just
Excellent buy. FRANK j. VoLK-
MAN. Wo. 6-1394.
CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST.
Highly desirable completely mod
ernizcd 1-bedroom apartment With
2j-ft. liv. rm; new kit. and bath
excellent cOnQttlnn tnfDuEuOuts tiS.
vator: S10.9I0: terms, Please cal
Mr.. Gavin with II. @. BM1THY co.
ST. 3-33O0; res, AID. 2-5o04.
Mr.. CONN. AND WYOMING--2i !:
rooms. kit. and hath apt: excellent
condition. new electric kit. corner
location: elevator service. Price
SO. 800. Please cali Mr.. Gavin witt
II, a. SMTTHY CO.. ST, $4,000
res, AID. 2-5004
HAMPSHIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
apt. with corner location overlook
Ing gardens. large living room; tuI
dining room. suburban Location
with excellent shopping and trans
rortation. Price. Sl3,75p;. terms
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H. 9
eMITlY CO., ST. $4,000: res. AID
M Hoy HTfLANTIc SHOPPING CENTEI
S.E.-Spacious 2-bedrm. apt. II
modern, fireproot BLDG. Exceilen
condition. LIZ rfrl.. dtnette, Ell;
bath Low maintenance. Priced
$500, 10. 9.Ra2o.
TIVE WEsTCHESTER-U nfurnishet
foyer. living rm.. dtnette, bsdrm.
modern kitchen AM bath. Extra
iaree closets. Or. Will rent cum
plctely furnished. OWNER. EN-
2-ANyIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

British, urgently re-
quires well-furnished house. 8 bed
rooms: Cathedral. Cleveland Park
Wesley hts; Spring Valley area;
GENTLEMAN wishes small UNI
furnished house in MONTGOMERY OF
Howard Counties for 8 or 9 months
si 900 ADVANCE RENT offered BY
ofiicer needing 4-bedrm. home, Ana
costa high area 10. 7-4aS, "a
RELIABLE BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
desires to rent DISTINGUISHED, roomy,
unfurn. or furn. 3-hedrm.. 2-batiI
house IN better resid. area OF
Chevy Chase, d. C. or Nd, Be-
thesda or Silver Spg.; finest refs;
will guar. excel. care OF your home
and grounds. yearly lease. Call be-
fore z pm. SUM- HU. 3-4400. Apt
WANTED---A 6-rm. house for re-
sppnsible people; will pay $50 ia
SS5. NO. 7-5940.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CENTER-HALL COLONIAL brick.
bts reskia ~ room 5%i, den. kitchen.
lee bedrms.. 2 baths, Gear garage,
garden, porches, suitable for enter
tanning. JU. 5-96S0. 10
TAKOMA PARK. D.. C.--Bunealow.
mr.. recr. center. 2 shop. areas. Bus
al door; fenced yard. 8 rms. 2
baths, well furn., .TV. cleo. SEWING
machine, rec. rni., laundry washer
dryer. $3.50. OWNER, RIA. 0-e32l,
EVANSVILLE, MD.--Jeferson st.,
5-rm. Cape God: det:;. mr.. every
thing. Nicely furn. full bsfnt., S126.
OWNER, RA. 6-632l. %
CHEVY CHASE, d. 9. 4l16. Lega-
ton Two bedroom home. will rent
unfurnished. Poolesyille 3l03, %
Medical: a-bedroom. 2-bath home
bedroom and bath on .first ~: will
rent unfurnished. Poolesville 3lO3,
BRICKS bedrms., 2 baths, 2 fire-
places; on : wooded acres: mr.. An.
1 Mandate; partly furn: avail. Nov
/ to June i; STD mo. JE. 2-27b6
PENTAGON is mins.--3 bedrrns,
| Ice ny rn. TV, Wv, RUGS, blond
I furn., din. rni., lge. kit. DISPOSAL
washer. color co-ordinated: mr.. bus
prefer group; $3.50. AID. 1910
lARLNGTos. NoRTH--Nevly dec.
Grated. furnished. 2-bedrm. semi
! Diet. brick, oil heat: $l25 month:
no pets lease. CAL after 4 Pm,
JE' E-@ovo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
1
1885 10Th Street NV.
HOUSES UNfURNIsMEp

KENsINGTON HOMEwOoD SEC.
for. sale or rent, 8-ru1 Cape Cod,
Full bsrnt. .eonv. TO school 10
y nc 70, 1000 1850; - "a ,
Scmsss: s"I ana ! bedr Mo re somei,
kits. patios, frepls. Sl25 mo, EN-
2-s61a. Open Sat. and Sun, 2 to 5.
I'D
COLUMBIA PINEs--;y-bedrm. brics
ramb.. full bsmt.; available. nov.
S145 per mo Can be rented with
option 70 bug e.. Can "; -. a-on52 till
FALLS CHURCH RENTALS AVAIL.
ABLE. $t25 10 sts5 q month.
Generate. estate With 30 acres can
MAN ESTATES. IL. 2-o72o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
HOUSES 70 SHARE

ALEX. SHIRLEY HWY. - Custom
built 3-hedfoom rambler with car
port on wooded ta-acre lot with
city water, loaded with extras. 10
electric kitchen. West. washer. eye
level osen. Seeing is believing. Only
3 months old. Owners unttmely
transfer Is your chance to get q
dSTs 'n Vii ineIde p settIem.p fi sS
assume $1S.500. 4lset loan at Sl03
per month total payment. Repeat,
sos per month Is al, Total price,
$l0,950, Exclusive. =. p. 6TEFFEY.
JE. 4-3447 and JE. 2-497O, 20
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1901 WYOMING AVE. NV,
FLYNN Co-oPS
OPEN 2 TIL S

1858 Ontario Road NV.
Foyer. lift. living room
with fireplace. left. bedroom,
modern Kitchen with washable
walls, ! bath, 3 walk In
closets plus linen closet. Only
$3.50. Monthly mainte-
nance S33.is.
Foyer, Gift. cor. living
room, ig-ft. cor. dining room,
3 exposures: 8 bedrooms.
many commodtous closets.
Only S16,750. Monthly main-
tenance S7a. 90. Terms,
Foyer, iS-ft. living room
with 3 exposures. cor: dining
room, l bedroom. 3 large
closets. Beautiful view In 8
directions. Only Sl1,b01.
9th a., Sc. cor: foyer, 90
T.. 6-ln. living room. 1S-ft.
6-in. dining room, 2 bedrooms
leach is Il. o in.). pantry,
Newly redecorated. Only s1a.-
Ask for MR.. FIELDING At
ONTARIO switchboard.
THE BRoADMooR
Conn, Ave. at Porter ST. NV.
Two really beautiful. Seek.
posure. 2-bedroom. 2-hath
apartment homes. Each with
wall-to-wall carpettng. One
fully air conditioned and one
with modern dream" kitchen
disposal. dishwasfier, etc.l.
Both IN excellent condition,
Monthly maintenance SSa on
Foyer. 27-ft. living room.
ir. dining room. Kitchen.
bedroom and bath. All rooms
with southern exposure.
Heavy electric current in
apartment for air conditions
Ing, Needs some redecoration.
Only SIS,A00.
Foyer. 21-ft. living room.
lS-tt. cor. dining room. n.
II. 6-in. bedroom, kitchen and
ton. Only sa0.ooo.
Also two 3-bedrooTn, 2-bath
apartment homes.
Ask for Mr.. OWENS 1t
BRoADMOoR desk.
UPPER CONN. AVE. VIC.
5000 Porter Street NV.
Ia blocks vest Of Conn,
ave. lbus and shopsl, with
crosstown bus At door and
in a truly most excellent To-
cation; In an always lnaRnih-
Gently maintained building
with always beautifully MAIN
tanned grounds: with new oil
hot water heatipg system
tleSs than l VI. old and with
heavy electric current for air
conditioning brouaht into
basement OF btiiiesnE.
Foyer. living room III II,
by II Il, 8 in.l bedroom
IL II. 8 In. by II II. 9 in.t,
combination kitchen-dinette
and modern bath. Only
$4,000. Monthly maiIite-
nance $685..
Similar apartment home on
same Ord A. with additional
single bedroom tS II. by IL
ft.i and Waik-in closet. Only
$1,000. Monthly mainte-
Each Of these apartment
homes Is In such perfect con-
dition that one can move
right In and start living
without any expense for re-
be seen TO be appreciated.
Ask for MAJOR CARNEY
in Apt. 303.
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DONNA LEE

DONNA LEE
WALK TO PUBLIC AND
z PAROCH1AL SCHOOLS
WALK TO COMPLETE
SHOPPING CENTER
BUS AT YOUR DOOR
LARGE / AND 2 BEDRM
CLOSETS GALORE
-FIREPROOF AND
SOUNDPROoF
-FURN. AND UNFURN.
CHILDREN AND SMALL
PETS WELCOME
MRS. TAYLOR. RES MGR.
JE. 3-s573
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OTHER L1sT1NGs

81, 1o0-ToTAL PRICE
Foyer. living room. | bed
room. bath and kitchen with
neS REFRIGERATOR. yearly new
white stove and white metal
cab!net-sink IN well-estab-
lished, weli-niaintained. CEN
trally located NV. building.
i7ne SUMMIT PLACE NV.
Lovely. we'll planned. l.
bedroom. apartment homes
Il on a corner and ! air
conditionedl in . newer.
elevator building In the
vicinity Of 10th and Harvard
streets. Carefully selected
owner -netghbors. Moderately
priced.
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