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Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
Jobs Open

AS adequate Civil Service regis
terS are not available to fill pres
ent and future vacancies, the Board
of us. Civil Service Examiners at
Luke Air Force Base announces
examinations in the following cate
gories: Aircraft Mechanic, WB-10,
$1.76 per hour; Aircraft Mechanic,
WB-15, $2.01 per hour; Aircraft
Electrical Accessories Repairer,
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04
Three Promotions At First Notionol

For more than 25 years, SchmitZ
was engaged in investigation work
for the Surrogate's. Court in
Queens County, New York. He has
been resident of Phoenix since
May, 1854, and with the bank most
of that time. Schmitz and his wife
live at 1927 E. Montecito. Their
daughter, Helen, is a senior at Arr
zona State College at Tempe.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04

from the Board of us. Civil Serv-
ice Secretary at first and second
class post offices. Applications may
De mailed. However, as vacancies
exist at the present time applicants
are urged to report in person with
their papers for a personal inter-
view.
Arizona sun., 1955-11-04

FAST TURN Jimmy Bryan Of Phoenix. leads the pack in
100 mile AAA big championship outo race. Bryan.
of last years will be Of many Indianapolis
Speedway drivers competing in the lOo-mie BOBBY BALL
MEMORIAL RACE at the Arizona Stoe Fair Nov 6
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Births

A daughter, Marcia Sue, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Charms of
1924 N. 18th Ave. on July "a. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
CharmofSky of 2310 w. Adams.
A son, Michael David, born to DR..
and Mrs. Daniel Goodman of 300
w. Cypress on July IL. Grand
parents are DIR. and Mrs. j. N.
Greenberg of North Hollywood,
Calf.
A daughter, Deborah Martha,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sobol of
1745 w. Rovey on July 80. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Sobol of 1905 w. Clarendon and Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Sechter of st. Paul,
MINI.
A son, Duane Paul, born to Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Cowden Of
1908 N. 18th Ave. on July 4. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Mara
of 1918 w. Whitton and Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Cowden, Sr.
A son, Andrew S., born to Mr..
and Mrs. H. Faber of 2245 E. Monte
Rosa on August 5. Briss was held
on Aug. IA. Rabbi Y. Dow and Rev.
B. Brier were in charge. Grand
mother is Mrs. J. Fox of Milwau-
kee, Wis.
A son, Marvin Jay, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Field of 927 w.
Roma on July IL. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Field of 721 E.
Turney and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Roth of PittSburg, Pa.
A son, Lance Brian, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Friedland of 1913 w.
Monterosa on July 9. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Gold
wasSer and Mr.. and Mrs. I. j.
Friedland, both of Atlanta, GA.
A daughter, Sherri Eileen, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Fox of
4248 E. Cambridge on Aug. 2.
Grandmother is Mrs. E. Marmorek
of Rockville, N. Y.
A daughter, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Charnofsky of 5517 N. 23rd
Ave. on Aug. 16. Grandmother is
Mrs. Jenny CharnofSky of 2310 w.
Adams.
A son, Steven Eugene, born Aug.
IL to Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Glance
of Burbank, Calf, formerly of
Phoenix. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Segal, formerly of Phoe-
nix, now of Los Angeles, and Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Glance of 912 w.
GlenroSa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
High Holiday
Rites Set By
Temple

Temple Sholom, Phoenix newest
Jewish congregation, will hold its
High Holy Day services at the
Phoenix Little Theater.
The services-for Rosh Hashonah
on Sept. 16 and II and Yom Kippur
on Sept. 25 and 26-will be conduc-
ted by rabbnical student.
Tickets may be obtained by call
ing Phil Barer at Amherst 5-9525 or
Al Bleicher at Amherst 5-3955, or
by going to the Jewish Community
Center between noon and 5 pm. on
Aug. %, Sept. 4 or Sept. II.
A baby-sitting service will be
available Mrs. Norman Ross at
Amherst 6-1524 is in charge.
School Scheduled
Registration for religious school
will be held from 10 am. to noon
on Sept. IL at the Center, under the
direction of Mrs. Reuben Rosloff.
Glasses from pre-School to 5th
grade, will start Oct. /. Elliot
Tempkin will be Bar Mitzvah in
Structor.
A choir has been organized under
Mrs. Albert Heimer.
Membership is being handled by
Milton KriSsman at Amherst 5-3857
and Rubin Bernhard at CRestwood
4-7211 and Alpine 2-3356.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
B'NAI BIRTH BOWLING LEAGUE
TO RESUME PLAY NEXT MONTH

B'nai Birth men will launch
their annual bowling league COM
petition Sept. II and IL at Camel
back Bowling Lanes, 7th and
Comeback Rd.
Twelve teams of six men each
will compete, and bowling will take
pace from 10 am. to 1890 pm.
on Sundays and 9 pm. to 11:30
pm. on Mondays. Interested bowl
ers may contact Chairman Don
Fam at Alpine S-6O15 or Amherst
6-6652.
The women'S league will bowl
Mondays at pm. at Camelback.
Prospective participants may con-
tact Ricky Fam at Amherst g.
6652.
At a banquet held July 80, tro-
phies for winners in the mixed
summer league were distributed as
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dunn Of
14O8 E. Georgia and their daughter,
Tamra Lee, 215 have moved to
Albuquerque, N. Mex, where Dunn
has assumed the post of general
agent for New Mexico of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
He and his wife, June, came
to Phoenix in 1947 from Cincinnati.
He Joined the H. F. Vinson agency
of Northwestern and has been the
top salesman of the agency for
the past seven years. In 1853 he
was a member of the Million
Dollar Round Table of the National
Association of Life Underwriters,
having sold a million dollars worth
of insurance For the past six
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Award to Utah Boy

Kurt Linden, past president OF
Salt Lake C1ty's AZA chapter No.
"a. is the winner of the 1855 Her
man Lewkowitz Scholarship Award.
The scholarship is given annually
to an AZA boy who has completed
high school and is about to enter
college. 1t is awarded by B'nai
Births District 4 in memory OF
Lewkowitz, who was a Phoenix
attorney and president of the dis
trict grand lodge.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Choir Call Issued

Cantor Norman Migdal has is
sued a call for singers to sign
up for the choir of Congregation
Beth Ell. Rehearsals are held Mon
day and Tuesday evenings from 8
to 10 pm.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Jack Dunn, Named TO New Insurance
Post, Moves Family to albuquerque

years he has been winner OF
the National Quality Award.
Civic Worker
Dunn also was one of the found
ers of the Jewish Community Cen
ter and a vice president of the Beth
Israel Mems Club, He was mem
Der of the Elks and aided in Com
munity Chest and United Jewish
Welfare Fund drives. He served
as treasurer of the Jewish Center
for three years.
Prior to arriving in Phoenix,
Dunn served five years in the US.
Army's Engineer Corps and was
discharged with the rank of cap
tain. He is a member of the Army
reserves.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Trees Honor Wilkins

Members of the Jewish COM
munity are invited to buy trees
in Israel at $1.50 each in memory
of the late Joseph Wilkins. Ar
rangements are being handled by
the Herman Lewkowitz chapter OF
B'nai Birth. Contributions may be
addressed to Leon H. Francis at
"a E. Roanoke.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Study Missions Set

TEL AVN, (JTA) = Seventy Is
raeli technicians, of whom 20 have
already left for the United States,
are to pursue advanced studies in
the United States this year under
Americas Technical Assistance
Program, it was announced here
by the American embassy.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Office Opened

DR.. Edward H. Letter, chiropod-
ist specializing in treatment of
the foot, has opened an office at
I'll E. Mcdowell. He came here
from Chicago, where he practiced
Is years. DR.. Letter, with his wife,
Rose, and their son, Leslie, is
living at 1901 w. Mcdowell.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Doctors Jobs Sought

ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA) = A
call for the granting of more resi-
dencies and research fellowships
for Israel physicians in American
hospitals and medical institutions,
was sounded here at the fifth an
nual assembly of the American
Physicians Fellowship Committee
of the Israel Medical Association.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Rabbi Visits Here

Rabbi Isiah Zeldin made an of
ficial visit recently to Temple
Sholom, newly-organized Reform
congregation here. He is director
of the West coast region of the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregation and dean of the Los
Angeles College of Jewish studies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Lawn Party Due

A lawn card party to benefit
a day nursery in Israel will be
given by the Workmen's Circle,
No. 172, at pm. Sunday, Sept.
4, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac ChriSs of Ais N. 9Th Ave.
There will be a 75-cent donation.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Wives Elect

New officers of B'nai Birth
Young Wives, elected recently, are
the Mines. Nathan Katz, chairman;
Carl Goldbaum and Elliot Mara,
co-chairmen; Jay Fineberg, record
ing secretary, and Donald Lory,
financial secretary. The group held
a luncheon Aug. 10 at the Desert
Hills Hotel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26

follows:
Champions-Dorothy and Dan Insel-
berg, Rosebud Morris and Marty Brod-
sky.
Runner-ups-Non and Bill Tenenberg
and Selma and Nate Wolf.
High series woman-Rosabel Mara.
High series man-Edward Bushnick.
High game woman-Nina Tenenberg.
High game man-Edward Friedman.
High average woman-Selma Wolf,
1876.
High average man-Don Fam, 164.
Sweepstakes winners: Women-Molly
Friedman, $685. Shirley Cochrane, 542;
Ricky Fam, 537; men-Max Levetter,
COL; Bill Tenenberg, $50 Edward Bush
nick, 567 Nat Katz. 56S.
Twelve major cities have begun
their new Israel bond drives or are
now organizing them.
SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Party Given

A lawn party was given last
week by the Phoenix chapter of the
Jewish National Home for Asth-
matte Children at Denver. Locale
was the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kay of 934 w. Culver.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Bits of News

the Broadway Pavilion, 1000 w
Broadway. The event, open to the
public, will include a barbecue
floor show and dancing.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Rosenberg Chosen

Allen L. Rosenberg of 63 w.
Windsor, was recently reelected
president of the Arizona Grain
and Feed Association.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Skating Party Set

The Wise chapter of B'nai Birth
Girls will hold it's annual skating
party next Monday at Rollerland,
2347 w. Thomas Road. All teen
ayers are welcome.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Picnic Slated

Jewish War Veterans will stage
their annual picnic to raise funds
for assisting sick veterans on
Labor Day, Monday Sept. 5, at
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
NY. Fund Scars

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The Unit
ed Jewish Appeal of Greater New
York has reached the $20,000,000
mark in its 1855 drive, it was an
nounced at a luncheon here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26

the removal of his office to 1925
E. Camelback Rd. Suite B.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26
Scholarship Given

Hillel Foundation of Tucson has
awarded scholarship at the B'nai
Birth National 1illel Summer In
stitute leadership camp to Anita
Reiser, junior at the University
of Arizona in Tucson. The camp
is held at Starlight, Pa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-08-26

DIR. Phillip William Kantor, ply
sician and surgeon has announced
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sets, but only one has Headlight surround
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Evening star., 1955-10-15

BUICK '4e Super 4-df.; showroom
appearance: new-car performance,
Drive II. buy II for 1915. small
down payt. Ii. 4-952l: RA. o.s25s.
Evening star., 1955-10-15

sCoTT.ATWATER MOTOR with
/, motor stand and gasoline can.
used only twice. Reas. for quick
PiL1xsSwiooI Bo1I, i4-f.,, trailer . and
cover, S125. 25-hp. ,b3 Evinrude
BaT Az BTHT bTTih s2lS lS n sslSsd sassd cabin,
Walk-around deck, dinghy: not
fancy, comfortable family boat
Gray marine 90 h.p.; very. good
condition. Selling because OF new
boat. UN. 4-2316. Reasonable cfier.
14-FT. TROJAN SEA QUEEN. Marx
traols; s almost new new: s7oo. iu, l.
sS.FT. SaFT WHITE CEDAR rLANkEp
bent ribbed: strip deck; all plank
ing copper fastened: new shaft;
14O-h.p. Chrysler marine, Q to ]
reduction; complete block assembly
and manifold new. Ideal for Bay
fishing: $4,000 or best offer. .cail
s..YYk. III cSsse' ..oGD. se-tt.. say-built. lS trunk
cabin cruiser: sleeps 4, sponge rub
Der msttTssses ,cS "a galley, fresh water
iciiass inciossed i head: i1bah.p' hpe cSrssier ysts;
Crown engine: GOOD condition, ready
70 20; $4,000. Call ME-. S-5707,
Ext. AZ. or INQUIRE at Gas dock,
aO-FT. FIsIiiNG BOAT, new loo
h.p. Rermath. engine Is hrs);
strate. Cali West River be27. I8.
12-FT. RUNABOUT, steering wheel
and throttle control; l0-h.p. Mer-
eury:, $500. Call Ju. e-7s46. --16
Evening star., 1955-10-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALY 400" 1855 models:
lust arrived. many improvements;
Immediate delivery; choice Of colors.
MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. Test.
1914, 7th and r SITS. NV. NO.
AUSTIN 40 4-dr. sedan; radio; very
good running condition! good tires;
S1Db, 10. 3-b310. -l0
AUSTIN 'be 4-dr.; reduced to l$446,
Largest selection OF imported and
American cars. Dealer for Austin
Healey, Austin OF England, MO.
Morris Minor. MG-Magnette. Hill
man, Sunbeam, Porsche, Mercedes
Benz, WHY'S. MANHATTAN AUTO,
INC. tEst. 1A14l, 9TH and. r SITS.
NV, North f-2700, Branch sales,
1910 King St. Alex, Va, King
BUICK 80 Riviera hardtop Road
master. beautiful 9-tone metallic
green finish. E-z-Eye Glass, power
steering power brakes. power seats,
power windows, automatic trans
mission; an exceptionally clean car
with very low n,ileage: $1.99b.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
Showroom, .g0lb N, Moore st., Arl.
tRosslynl, Va. IA, S-3030. ---16
BUICK 80 Special: black; very
clean fully equipped: S54b. FE.
o.LoOl- -AO
Evening star., 1955-10-15

q CHOICE BUILDING LOTS-WillI
sen either Or both. Ia.,s Fully ,E,, improves, Z,
the town Of Fairfax, schools.
churches. shopping center and bus
lines In walking distance. Call
OWNER. CH. 3-2552 or JE. 1857.
Evening star., 1955-10-15
BOATS lcenf.l

rF.EAnT n MN n Ann rhUFN
ssgaSh 1919 mvS. S,, Viu; ". ". rex
sisu. an1Sou anSu puaiH TM bss6n bs6n, Ssuan,
2unAsl So0o' oN. 1-ovlo etet
,e p.cu.vrsoN ..,
t,,,Is, ,,SM SfulA Sapln .
" 6on ph phnrs InpipgSsSase InpgsSsess s'sspS a -
ron SALE BY oMNERoo5;owsns IN
Soal1 nstra st,se,, tso1, A q a H. 70
ID 1870 1nsr sVS.u.i ay nsAr,,,,s.r
ss;-sss Masi Mssps ;,. OF ~ aras igamrunoesf ,s
n,, sss.ssseas, ~ Eanser aIk s~s3,aks ~ lnsl., 81
Hg oon lslstts1 fnr oxs, p5iSsu .ay,nSs " M M ~
yoa; Can KI KI s-ssso or oceo-
oS gum n rnxrIfMUYurv fUYur =. a
- ia6i Nv A. 6alesy,Ile Com.
pl6sssssly equipped. $4,000. En- 2
FISHING apg IAaTIEs ;nS chsssPeakss 1.saas ssy
daytime. wa. 1-4iss nishts. week
enes ~ c.,,, c,rrsv,.
So-fI I'm oAhlN ChuleEhs GUS
s. som oulisi sn,,iriS isoS So-n;g9. c9., oraHf
s-ss44. -. ,-i5
x5.kI CABIN CkUisEk; oaIeain;;
5uzzard Point Hoat TaIa, ioot o.
1st u. h.F. Sau ". o-zloc aitsI ..
,a.. .,uy,s cp.rr ..s1.ln,
1900 lS-tI. CHkLs CRAFT tleSta
olseoara cabin cruiser Exit. kis boat,
Eine. sleeps price Sl.3t5; THIS
boat may 6e seen sat. and sun. q
the Columbia Island Marina. The
boat g doeked on ,. Ss. eng OF
10
End OF SEASON BAkGAlN-Exeel-
lent condition. 2o.it Bay type
toilet. and galley: S5-h.p. univsT-
sal: asking 5000. make cash oner
Tor quick sale; moored at Penta-
gon; eau IA. z-Sdoo Tor Demon
.slTTi stIsfiot,; te,HRrsr CRAFT. .se: ds dS,..
cabin with nying e~Fsdgs; ~ excel.
$500. ~ @si
FOR SALE Or TRADE. 26-ft. cabin
cruiser. llo-h.p; Chrysler enzins /.
excel. cond. priced low for quick
sale. CT. 7-S0k4. lie
1888 2LiFT. CHRIS CRAFT: is. a.
with toilet; must sen d onss; No
leaS lleeaasSonspie oner reiased' X o.
iG-F; ALUMINIUM CAR IoP-6s
ips.s lamp motor, carrier, cars,
9asa 9ancnof sea- eashionns; pIppeiosnss;i nsi
m M: $3.50 "a. 9.s5ss. is
Sl-FL ThOyAN sEA-BkkkZEi
sleeps eompietey eQuippea. Fiore
sisss oqtyom. aw.n:p, Meieuty @ ons-
EItlS ES9t tsnf @ FTtrs st ,rnnelier amS ksne Wsiss
Compass. poeEsa ! eeiSnsis I T.
iano' AAtina' si'1VO' IA. 2-eno4.
su,o.- 20, -. 5=-lo
S1ILDUa,iS mAnobJ ~2n P'
1s 19ass x,sa Mn.ns snsa ca2in' eHnks' NJ
Evening star., 1955-10-15
ADVANCE
SHOWING
OF EXACT MODEI,

OF EXACT MODEL
That viii be on display at the
One bedroom, Q bedrooms. also q
COLES MOBILE HOMES. 4 miles
No. OF Laurel, Nd. on US /. --23
LA SALE PRESIDENT
g s.eei g. roof :iessggeafs ssr9 sS ao@n snd and
balance at Az. with our local bank.
This trailer Is ike new.
SAVE $2,50O
Kropf Eldorado, AZ II. long, lived in
8 months, sleeps 8 people; knotty-
pine Kitchen, international space
heater, with heated floors. Just like
new inside and out. II YOU want q
nice. large mobile home. this is
must for YOU.
UP TO $1,000
Mobile homes. \ Lsrssst rest display diiAsM *
Mobile homes inthe Eastern. q. 8.
VIII accept autos, and traiiers in
MoBiLf eas pfn paonEs. III aa snn mifes GSllss NJ. q
laurel, Nd. on us ]. ---1e
WHILE THEY LAST
Brand.new 1863 mobile homes: ]
and 2 bedrooms all the verv best
nationally known makes
WE WILL ALLOW
You the full down payment or more
trailer over 90 ft long. providing
youi trailer Is paid for, on any
p3ssHT p3sHT 1862 that you ina may tsleet 81
COLES
west. .Balso. Blvd az miles north
BALTIC. PA. b-1e22 or 1928. --16
Evening star., 1955-10-15
VIII Paw Up TO
TRUCKS FOR SALE

1M-TON sTUDEBAKER TRUCK:
3-Speed rear axle and cattle racks
ready to so, Al condition; will
finance for responsible party. II
sold this vk. will sacrifice for $595.
Mr. II. c. JONES. Poolesvilie, Nd.
CaEvRoLET 50; n-ton panel. ex-
cellent condition; loy milease. cash
TiAsiUjRANT.' r' uN anssds. ia
FORD IA M-ton with utility body.
De luxe cab. fully equipped. 641a
Qeorlia ave. oHLER SHELL GAS
rSTfEEfI. rSTfksHh 1870 pickup: new ag paint,
good motor, body and .ires; must
sell; S2s5 or best offer. sprins
ISTEKNaTIoNAL 1913 walk-in: u
ton; s295 or best ofier. Can be seen
CHEvROLET 1881 h-ton panel! ex-
ceilent condition, r, and h.: reas.
priced for quick sale NO, 7-949p.
cHsyRoEkF sfss 81 sun 1855 Iu toS 1sas pansi: ie
$500. OIL. 2-s997 between Q and
cnEHVRoLET HinR 1854 n-ton pickup; v
de luxe cab. +. and h.: like new;
$3.50 or best offer. JE. 2-6s40.
ChEthULBT lh9H I>t0n panel
InTpcs: assa clean. OWNER. Best n. ot.er'
al y ussS saaSaTi agTiRucKs - Hi-value - used
trucks, all models. makes and sises
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 90j
BladensburE rd. ne. LII 7-4300 .
STUDEBAkER '55 h2-ton pickup. 8
ssS' Rswsear y.,,, TILE srss sns flaE 4sGi III,
Hampden lane, Bethesda. Oh q
FoRD TRACTOR 1858 F-soo; rood
shape. good tires: will sell without
dump truck use. RE. 6-7916. II?
FORD IS P.3i0; I22" w.b., parcel
delivery. parcel seat. Fordomatic
transmission. Olsen body, model
color you wish; Come in ana make
US an offer, No reasonable Offer
refused, LOGAN CFordl. iii 18th
FoRD ;bs5 F-soo Ia0" w.b. csc
standard o-speed axle; heavy duty
clutch, 4-speed transpmission, heat
er. equipped and ready TO 90, 70
GAN sssS5d, ssSS5d,' I'LL 18th st. IA naT''
FnRD IS panel, new, s-cyi.; viii sell
at dealers cost or will take any type
car or truck that will run or viii
trade. LOGAN iFord), I'LL 18th
eMc n MA "a p I3ssooi rood tires.
70 work; 5th wheel In perfect shape;
s495. LOGAN iFordl, I'LL 18Th st..
rSs;TTF;RRAarfoSSNsaaGI \ ;T;R SSsaI TRACTOR is and
lowboy trailer, Al cond.: cd. tires;
$1,000 or best offer. NO. 7-94l3.
Evening star., 1955-10-15
lcent.l ]

rsANKLTE llANDIa--on sI chs..Dsaks AK
which cost $4,000; offered af
greatly reduced price for cash.
Call West River 341t. --1o
COVE FONT. MD.-Bay front.
modern 3-bedrms.. lst.., a. III
baths. studio-attie; unlimited sleep
ing accom-, lEe. ser. porch; furn.
IA. 2-57ba or aEsnt. Cove Point.
Evening star., 1955-10-15
NEARBY
BAY PROPERTIES

LA - = AVA &1AN = AAl9
HOLLAND POINT, Anne Arundel Co..
on eIring and Chesapeake Bays
Lest than ! hr. from D.. c. Well
tase on large shaded. corner lot,
has Q rooms and bath on LIST floor,
including modern kitchen with wall
cabinets. utility room with iaur-
dry tubs; one completely finished
room on End floor with plenty Of
closet space: usahie yr.-found: only
1880 furnlshedi low tefmA.
No. 2-HQLLAND PoINT--Les.
aa saady g Sesc sSs 4 ir9 yo TsssTtsn ss spnss se
this attractive cottage has 3 beauty
In the living room. ige. screened
porches to relax on with superb
view Of bay. watching the ships, al
sizes, come and 90. also has an
attractive kitchen and full bath;
all for only $4,000 on convenient
No. S-NoRTH BEAcH--Astraetiys
condition, on lge. corner. shaded
lot; has living room with brick
fireplace, 2 Gizable bedrooms, COM
binntion kit. and dining room. fun
bath. utilities, STORAGE house IN
REAR only So 500. terms arranged
No. 4-CHE9APEAKE BEACH--Di-
rectly on the waterfront with lawn
you can fiSh, swim, sun bathe, anc
keep your boat in front. this at
tractiye cottaee Is on D small knoll
and has q full concrete basement
apartment. complete with bath IN
addition to Its main floor which
has large rooms and bath: all fof
only $500. terms. Inspection any
time. We are open from Q 70 DARK
daily.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Nd,
Evening star., 1955-10-15
'53 FORD
1886
No Cash Needed
Best by anyvhers for credit ap'
@' 'TU. 2-42oO
BILL ROSS
7400 GA. AVE. NV.
74oo GA. AVE. NV.

FORD '54 Customllne VS. Fordo-
matte Fordor: r. h.. tinted glass.
turn siEnals; original owner. Per-
feet throughout; $l.345 or best
offer. EN-. 2-s326. --16
FORD '55 Pairiane club sedan; "a
dio and heater, white-walls, low
NIL, 2-tone blue. 5000. RA; j.
roRD .bs victoria; s-tone green.
=. and b., Fordomatie; new w.
FIN, pE. 2-ioli. or XXI. s-2soS
Fosp Old cssS s-eyi. custom Fordor.
Fordomatie, Z, and h., tinted glass.
turn sigs.; 100 MI; like new.
st.. Chevy Chase. Nd. oL- 6-4724.
FORD .ss Psirlans VS. FOrdor;
tires. safety shields. BY OWNER.
FoERpS dE S-sSSS ssSs cu..omline: cream
white: red and white plastic. IN
terror; Fordomatic; heater; diplo-
mat owner. cail OIL. o-53s7;
rsss 81 Il rssss; rss9sss.,s s:d. :I.58 8
F6RIpt 1881 ,e-cyi. Tudor: black:
heater bee, !, elsan; ND 5oV miissss; stg75.
FORD '2p Model A; with new
motor. new tires, radio and heater.
Reasonable. OIL. 2-042S. lie
FORD 40; r. and h.: good cond.
$40 or best offer. Phone XII.
FORD 's4 crestiine Pordor; Fordo-
matte. Wv. tires. r. and h.; all
de luxe equip. incl. power windows;
excel. eond,: low mileaEe; many
extras. Cali OWNER, I'm. 3-4153.
FORD '5a Fordor: excel. cond.; r.
and h., custom slip covers, new
Wv. tires; Sl.0D5. Wo. $4,000.
FORD 40; :. and h.: new tires. like
new. 1881 i4th st. NV. lis
FORD '54 Customline V-s club
coupe: ebony black finish with con-
trasting seat covers. overdr., 7. and
h.. turn. SIGNALS, Wv. tires and
many other accessories: looks like
new; one owner: low mi. Special
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1886 Good Hone Rd. Sc. LU. Iee47