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hours of battling against giant
waves.
1T was so rough We damn near
swamped a few times" Capt
Alvers said, but the morale OF
the men was fines We kept busy
rowing and telling jokes. We
were rescued before We got to
the singing stage.'
Had Radioed For Aid
The motor vessel Monster.
owned by the Thompson Con-
struction Co. of st. Petersburg
Fla, sank three miles west of
Great Isaac Light in the
Bahamas last night. Two hours
and IS minutes after she sent
her first SOS, all hands had
been rescued by a passing
tanker.
1t was 7 pm, when the
Monster radioed the Coast
Guard that water was pouring
into the engine room, the main
cargo hatch and generator room.
A few minutes later, the voice
of the skipper came cracking
over the radio.
Hand me my life Jacket,
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came from a plank weakness.
The ship left Miami at 7 am.
Tuesday after a months repairs
following an accident when a
drawbridge was lowered on the
ships mast and boom.
"Rowed Like Mad"
I'VE sent out an SOS when
our engineer, Donald Henderson,
reported the engine room had
taken 4 feet Of water" Capt.
Alvers said.
THE Coast Guard told US help
was on its way. so we didn't
worry too much. We rowed like
mad to stay in the lee of the
ship. which sank in about 10
minutes, and then fioated.
1T sure was good to see that
tanker"
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Pat" the voice said. I'm going
over the side"
A Coast Guard plane immedi-
ately winged out from Miami
and all vessels in the vicinity
were asked by radio to proceed
to the scene. At 1913 pm, the
plane sighted the wreckage and
buzzed overhead. dropping flares,
Tanker Reaches Scene
The tanker, the Robert c.
Tuttle, en- route from Phila-
delphia to Port Arthur. Tex,
was the first 70 reach the scene.
BY s;;35 pm. she had taken all
IL men aboard. Five miles of
Miami Beach. the men were
transferred from the tanker to
a Coast Guard cutter.
When she went down, the
Monster was on the waNmto the
to build mooring dol
phins for the United States
guided missile program.
J. F. Thompson, owner of the
Monster, said the leak probably
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nee at Los Angeles, pleased with
the idea. was turning ofdcial
wheels to see If q Jet aircraft
could be procured for Glen City
School.
The big day finally came. A
70-foot, Cotton trailer rolled
down the highway toward the
school. On top was the Thunder
jet. complete except for its en-
CINE. A big red tag said, FOR
the students at Glen City
School"
The boys and girls were de-
| lighted and it mattered not that
the plane was nearly 10 years
old and had been classified as
surplus
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II in Lifeboots Rescued
As Ship Sinks in Storm

MIAMI Dec. Is L-Eeven whose lo4 foot motor
Atlantic rs miles northeast OF Miami
arrived here today by tanker which
had been directed the by Coast Guard plane
Were lucky be alive" said Capt. William c. Avers OF
rlcked from Meboat with 10 others after two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-15

It's time to register as vOt-
erS. The place is the District
Building.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
42O0 CATHEDRAL AVE.

One of Washington's Newest Completely
Air-Conditioned Apartment Buildings
Located at the intersection OF Cathedral and
New Mexico avenues, adjoining beautiful Wesley
Heights. Convenient to transportation and shop
ping areas Only few blocks west Of the intersection
of Wisconsin and Massachusetts, avenues NV.
RENTALS
l Bedroom, din area bath -------$13250 to $152.50
Bedrooms, din area, bath -----$ $l6500 to $175OO
Bedrooms, din area, baths ----- $17500 to $19500
Bedrooms, din. rm, baths $4,000 to $4,000
3 Bedrooms din rn, baths ---S305 90 to $4,000
All Utilities Included in Rent
FEATURES:
Completely air.condioned-in All outsidoktchens with
room both winter Automatic
apartments.
Master Fully carpeted corridors
24hour switchboard marking facilities for
and desk service. tenants and guests on property
Sun deck
BUS STOPS AT CORNER
RHsDENT MANAGER EN-. A-972o.
B. r. SAUL CO.
s25 18th st. N. W. MA. s-2100
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VERY PRIVATE

Charming, 2-bedrm. bsmt. apt. in
building suitable for = or 8 busi-
mess men or women PeTween ;ns T9s-
by public transp. to D. c.. within
walking dist. of Fort Myer, shopping
and recreation centerS nearby. Rent,
Sis mo. Call Mr. DRAPER, JE.
4-u2s3, for appt. to inspect. Will go
fast! 80
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GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st. NV
l-bedrm apt in apt bldg. See any
time. Open. Apis. 4 and az. RE.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

ARL. NV. rm., din. rm.. kit.
bath. 3 closets. laund.; conv. ioc.
Sp4. KE. g-4Sl5. a
Evening star., 1955-05-29
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-p.c.

GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st, NV
l-oedrm apt IN apt BLDG See any
time. Open, Apis. and az. RE.
1876.
DOCTOR'S OFFICE in modern ele-
vator apt. BLDG. OF lobby: 1901
Wisconsin ave. NV. Excellent To-
cation. convenient transportation
IS EMpEE [fsifSas REA1rY R'eessF eo. os 'sl 81
NV EX 3-6o69 80
GEORGETOWN EFFIC.. fun kit: in
Day ia $500; ewes Ho- S-sT42
336 ADAMS ST. Me- rms, KIT, and
bath $50. HARRISON 4 ADAMS,
s933 953 x st, St; M " "a Sss5os 29 ,;i',,v
decorated l bedrm.;, liv., rm., mod
ern kit. and bath: latest In equip
m2rt. See RES. MGR. on premises:
2 UNFURNIsHED APTs.. Q rooms,
Kitchen and bath, utilities included.
lloS 11th st. NV. AID. 4-6094;
1878 SPRING PL. NV rms, kit.
and bath: S65. under lease to adults.
See ian. or phone AID. 2-226S. q
s6S-Two rms kita lse. rear porch
CoPLEY COURTS, 1914 18th st. n W.
Two-room. kitchen-and-bath apt.
ST. incl. utils.; 24-hr. switchboard
sIH4r1 ana eley, yNc seTvirs. 1xfs " 2; QUINCY
s1ao57 s9G5H OF INC o. i41s as474. i st. nv ag pl
UPPER NV. - Spacious. 2-bedrm
apt. mod. garden-type bldg. ample
parking. conv, tranSp.. stores. Wal
ter, Reed, air-cond., avail; S99.50,
qtils. incl; $3.50. Maple ST. NV,
DOWNTOWN APT; 1886 Rhode Is.
land ave, n.W-I,iyinC rrn, bedrm,
hall kitchen, bath and porch. newly
redec.: rent, S655O per month. E
QUINCY SMITH, INC. 141s H st
NV" D1 7-9o57 or OIL. 2-g474
sss LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-Lge
plenty of closet space; utils. incl
See res, mgr. Apt; ~. -2g
m; kit: dinette and bath; q $50 mo.
siI sim THIRD iIa1Ss sr. NwSs NV e4as, ICONS, kit
and bath. open rear porch: $50 pei
month including all utilities. To in.
1gfsft cxsrg Sc sarS5fksT %fksroS 9I GD Est 9oE
Connecticut ave. NV. CO. 5-4422
1897 p ST. NV. Apt, 4o1-3 rms.
kit. bath. S59.50 mo. incl. heat
,ss ia MIN MSNEso4a sse isntET HyE Or r. lsl
and $3.50 per mo, incl. utils.
IeAN SECURITY 4 Trust 60
SO K GSHo' ST. NV rms. Kit. an,
CAN SECURITY 4 TRUST co, 81
GfoRGErowN, oRS2t 1900 s1st St. 1pt
106-Foyer, hv. rm., dinette, XII
g. snf fEo sste kofs ssa TO- 1qi5 49, 's }ans0'
PA. AVE. ST. rooms. k.teh.asst, sS
bath. Call bet. and 10 am; 9 t
p pm; 10; s-7s7S. ,,., 20 @
sbtS b.drms 'h kt st. SMhiyInf SssS ss mc room Ais
liv, rm.. din. rm., 8 bedrms,, kit. an
Q baths. $3.50 mo. Apply switchbd
1888 FORT STEVENS DR.. NV,
Cross-ventilated. l-bedrm apt, avai .a,,
fahe inel Res E: m1efrn @af Ra. Ysot ts4455' go
4i03 18th ST. NV bedrm.,. liv
rm., kit. and bath apt. Excel: shop
ping and transp. facils. S56.60 mo
sSss sSSssss 1sToR %s1 APf Fl. 81 Es't.1Almo.. 1s new
MEYERS; ST. S-ss44 daytime: % -
Sc, lzsli; M: s'esi M1NN. AvE.-1.t A. ),
ss5 plus utiis. M; s:$4oS. %
decorated l bedroom. living room
kitchen, dinette. bath and 3 closets
BaSEMENT' APARTMENT, e0l 1t,
st. n.w.--2 rooms. kitchen and bath
utils. furn.; S65 mo. ia. 9-4463;
1725 18th ST. NV, Apt. 11b-Tw
large rooms. bath, remodeled kitchei
with dinette: switchboard: conven
lent to downtown; S75. 30s
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2225 N st. n.w.-1 bedroom, living
room. kitchen and bath: newly
decorated: S53.25 to $500 per
month. See janitor for inspection.
HENRY j. ROBB INC.
1024 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-S14l
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
Miami's New Vocational High
10 Offer Double Program
BRIDGING THE GAP
BETWEEN VOCATIONAL AND
ACADEMIC EDUCATION"

luis dILlC1e hopes 10 cenIeT
constructive attention upon the
little recognized educational
needs of an important segment
of Dade county's youth-those
who are endowed with the ability
In academic learning and an early
desire for learning a skill.
The purpose of the high school
program is to give vocational
training in number of trades
and occupations that will prepare
boys and girls for gainful employ
ment, and to combine prepara-
ton for college with that training.
Through this comprehensive
educational program we hope to
bridge the gap between vocation
al and academic education. Evil
dences points to the fact that the
detectives of double purpose
school are being effectively met.
There are twelve or more sue
cessful double-purpose schools in
the United States.
You are a parent or a guar
dian; your son is interested in
carpentry or in joining the armed
forces. Your daughter wants very
much to be nurse or dress de-
Signer. Along with interest, these
children have the intelligence
necessary for success in the lib
eral arts. In fact, you want them
to go to college to become. as -
many parents say really educat-
ed" But both of your children are
interested in doing the things they
want to learn, and they want to
do them now. Books they read
but machinery, tools, laboratories
and activities really excite them.
They will learn trades because OF
their interests.
Your questions now are: What
can satisfy their interest through
useful occupations and at the
same time prepare them for COL
lege? Will they be interested in
and benefit from college when
they get there? The M -
these questions can be found in
the new program of comprehen-
sive education at the new voca-
tional high school. At this school
your boy or girl can prepare for
college and learn a trade at the
same time. They will enjoy both
a broad, cultural heritage and a
highly specialized occupational
training. Training is offered in the
following major areas:
Tailoring
Cabinet and Millwork
Dry Cleaning and Laundry
Power Sewing
Plumbing
Arts and Crafts
Practical Nursing (Adult)
Landscape Gardening
Radio and Television
Upholstery
Body and Fender Work
Cooking and Baking
CoSmetology
Trowel Trades
d. &. T.
Business Education
Hotel Training (Adult)
Students completing the voca-
tional high school program will
receive q high school diploma as
well as a trade certificate. Stu
dents must have completed the
9th grade in order 10 enroll in the
vocational high school program
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30

womanhood, and will he presented
by DIT. Ethel Graham. Assisting,
Mrs. Alice Dean on flowers will be
DIT. Lucille Martin. Flowers will
represent absent DIT. Florida Ped
lean, DIT. Lucy Hanna and DIT.
BERTHE Baldwin.
The refreshment committee is
composed of DIT. Evelyn Robin
son, DIT. Lorraine Sweeting, DIT.
Annie Stirrup, DIT. Ruler Ellen
Taylor has requested that all
daughters contact their group
chairman. e8
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
Five Hundred Tea
May 9th

The Dasghter Elks of Greater
Miami Temple No. 100 have in
v-.eo five hundred guests to their
tea on Sunday, May 8 which is
Mothers day. The tea viii be
+ 4 the Marv Elizabeth Hotel.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis, president of
l.4e FLORIDA Federation of Color
ed Women's C4uos has been Sc
lected as the speaker for the oc-
casion by the Daughters of her
1enlle Mrs. Laws exemplities
the highest type of christian
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30
$500 Raised In
Interracial Mass
Meeting

On Sunday afternoon Mt. Zion
Baptist Church was the scene Of
the annual Missionary Mass Meet
ing held by the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Circle. The
theme throughout the meeting was
Educating The World for Christ"
There was an interesting panel
discussion with an equal number
Of White and Negro missionary
workers. Mrs. Walter II. Back
ham, wife Of the Juvenile Judge,
proved herself a dynamic speaker.
When she opened the discussion
and later to. give summary on
the entire panel
Mrs. Elizabeth Espy presided
at the close of the meeting. Mrs.
r. L. Lowrie and Mrs. Everlina
Brooks lifted the offering. Exact
~ S769 was raised for no other
than what the theme of the meet
ing stated.
Miss Marie White, president OF
the circle and chairman OF the
Grahamites Of Mt. Zion expressed
her thanks 10 all who made the
meeting the great success that II
was and said I'VE have just be-
gun"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-30

A scene from Tobacco Road"
Pictured above is only one of
he many shocking scenes which
ill be seen in that celebrated
Broadway play, Tobacco Road"
which will be presented on the
stage Of the Modern Theatre to-
tight (Friday) at $50 o'clock.
: IN in The scene Robert Earl
Sawyer, producer, director and
tar of the play in the role of
ester, Miss Fronie Pittman, who
plays the role of Pearl, by her
long hair.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
The Vouoettes

The Vougettes held their last
meeting in the home of Miss Emma
Jean McBroom, 1401 E. Monroe
ST., which was conducted by the
president Mrs. Mae Mccarthy. The
main topic of business was the
postponement of their annual
event, mite of Fun" which is Gus
tomarily held at the Hideout in
st. Mountain Park.
In our next meeting, which will
be held at the home of Mrs. Syble
Perkins, 2525 w. Jefferson, plans
will be discussed for staging next
big event. Wtach this column for
the time and place.
The club members were delight
. ed to welcome the membership of
Mrs. Goldie Wilson.
The hostess, Miss McBroom,
served a delicious chicken dinner
with all trimmings.
Mrs. Joann Grimes, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Arizona Governor Cyesf
OF 59fh Inf. Req.

Governor McF Farland was guest
/, at parade held in his honor last
, Saturday, by the 59th Inf. Reg.
Combat Team, Arizona Army Re-
serve Unit undergoing 15-day sum-
inner encampment at Camp Roberts,
california.
I The Governor was given 23-
gun salute by the 498th Field Ar
, tillery Battery as he entered the
gates at Camp Roberts
During short speech Governor
McF Farland said, "The State of Ari-
zona is extremely proud of the
f59th and its fine record as re-
serve unit"
. The Governor was introduced by
Maj. Gen. Anderson of Montana,
Commander of the 96th Inf Reg,
fof which the 59th Inf. Reg. Combat
Team is part.
Maj. Gen. Anderson presented
the Frank Parmenter Award for
the best soldier of the year 1856,
to Sgt. Thoman NJ. Scott, 628 Carla
Vista, Drive, Chandler, Arizona.
Sgt. Scott is a member of Hq and
Hq. Co. 59th Inf. Reg. This award
is given to best soldier of the 59th
Regiment yearly.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Memory
Lane

Would you mimi strOlling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other events
Returning from a sightseeing
trip from Old Mexico were Mr..
and Mrs. Swain and daughter, La
vern, friend, Mrs. NJ. N. Jones,
and her guest, a nieces, Miss M. L.
Fisher of Owensboro, Kentucky.
DR.. Fred C. Williams, Captain in
Medical Division Of the army, and
his sister, Miss Hazel Williams,
student at Roosevelt College in
Chicago, visit parents Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Williams, 1922 East Wash
ington.
Attending Grand Session of Sir
Knights and Daughters Of Tabor in
Oakland are: Mrs. Emma E. Gard
ner, Mrs. Christine Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodgers, Mrs.
Bertha Shelton, Mrs. Tennie Gre
ollie, Mr.. and Mrs. James Chris.
topher, Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs.
Roberta Myers.
DR.. and Mrs. David Solomon
are hosts a few days to DR.. and
Mrs. James Green and son Tino-
thy, who were en- route from 'F'ris-
co to their home in Portsmouth,
West Virginia.
Louis Jordan celebrates 42nd
birthday at gala party at his win
ter home on Violet Drive.
Get-acquainted party for little
Deborah Louise cambridge was
given by her aunt, Mrs. Thelma
Patterson, at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Gee.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15

Recuperating at her home is
Mrs. John H. Stewart, 1926 West
Jefferson, who underwent an op-
Ieration several weeks ago. Here
ito be with her while she recuper-
ates is her sister-in-baw, Mrs. Otis
Hodges of Albuquerque, New Mex
Icio. Mrs. Hodges is Mr.. Stewards
sister.
+. Phoenix friends of Mrs. Mandye
Marshall of Dallas, Texas, will be
lheppy to learn she is getting along
fine following an operation which
hospita lized her for almost a
smonth. Mrs. Marshall was "A win
ter visitor here this year, and was
AFFILIATED with the First Institu-
itional Baptist Church.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
More Lights
For Phoenix

In line with the appropriation Of
S273,438 set up in the tentative
budget for 1855, the city electri-
cal supervisor has recommended
boulevard type lighting of sections
of 10 streets t0taling 1875 miles
and installation of 700 intersec-
ton and mid-blcck lights during
the new year. The S273, 1888 tenta-
tive appropriation is $50204 more
than was spent in the 1954-55 fiscal
year and will take care Of the rec
commended expension Of the street
lighting system. The four-year
street lighting program, started in
August of 1851, was completed in
June, two months ahead of sched-
ule. Theer are now 1850 lights on
1925 miles of arterial streets, 2,976
installations on residential streets
and IS lights in alleys.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Percy julien Project

The Percy Julian Project is we'll
on it's way, but still needs your
support. Add your name to the
list below.
The following are the donors so
far: William H. Patterson Lodge
No. ATT, $500; AmVets, $100; VIEW,
S10O; Debonairs Club. S25; Loyal
Buddies,. S25; Voguettes, S25.
Won't you send in your contri-
button today to Broadway Council,
in care Of Rev. C. o. Greenfield on
East Adams. Individuals as we'll as
organizations are asked to con-
tribute.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
DOING THE i TOWN
Jone Washington

Dancing and cards were the diver
siOns
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Visits Family

Mrs. Carolyn Holly is visiting
at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William L. McGhee, 1887
E. Adams Street. She arrived in
the city several weeks ago to
serve as matron Of honor at her
sister Constance's wedding. She
will return to her Washington,
DC. home the latter part Of this
month.
Also visiting the McGhee fam
iyl is a friend, Mrs. Arlene Thomas
Of Pasadena, California.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
eonchos

Mrs. Essie Pullens was hostess to
the Concho girls Wednesday night
at her home on South 7th Auenue.
The girls are really proud Of
Business was planning a gala affair
in August.
Essie served an appetising cold
plate and sparkling beverages.
Next n1eting will be next Wednes-
day night at the home Of Mrs.
Barbara Stringer.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Special Notice

The Voguettes, third annual
might of Fun" planned for Satur-
day, July 16, at the South Noun
tain Hideout, will not be held.
Those holding tickets may have
their money refunded.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday PM - Phone Al 3-3682
Leaves for 10-Duy Vacation

Secretary of the Phoenix Urban
League, Alton Thomas and his fam
lily, will leave tomorrow morning
for a To-day vacation in California
They plan to visit the following
cities before returning: San Diego
Santa Barbara, Oakland, Fresno
and Pasadena.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Debonuirs

Prexy Lillian Clark entertained
the membership and escorts at a
cocktail party Sunday afternoon
in her home on East Monroe St.
This affair was a reward for the
good work the girls performed dur
ing the Sadie Hawkins affair, and
by the way-it VISA a huge success.
Lillian served roast turkey,
dressing and all the trimming, and
oodles of cool sparkling beverages.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Visits Sister in DuI!us

Mrs. Minnies Ella is visiting her
sister, nieces, nepheWs, and friends
in and around Sherman and Dali
las, Texas. She will be gone several
weeks.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
jolly TWenfies

meetings.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Loyul Byddies.

S. L. Carr will host the Loyal
Buddies, Sunday night at his home,
Il South 81 Avenue. All members
are urged to be present for i'm
port3nt business.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
Blue Sfur Meefinu

Members of the Blue Star Moth
ers are advised of their regular
meeting Wednesday, July 27, at
the home of Mrs. George Engrln,
1745 E. Adams Street.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15
their president.

their president.
All members are urged to be
present August 19, at the home Of
Mrs. Adella Galbreath on East
Adams, following two weeks Of no
meetings.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-15

The Jolly Twenty Club met with
the William Cobbs, Saturday night.
After plans were made for the
third annual outing Scheduled for
August 13, the group adjourned to
enjoy a repast, and cards.
The Andrew Nelson's will host
the August meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

2 -BEDRM. BUNGALOW. Ia blocks
Gi loan, no money down with good
credit. Loc. in Yiers Mill Village,
4203 Round Hill I'd. Open Sat
and Sun. VIII. 3-8258. --2S
FOR SALE BY OWNER, 5911 Har-
wick I'd. Wood Acres. Midwife
brick Colonial. Waiker-built homo
on quiet street, convenient 70
schools and transportation. 3 bed
rooms, ample closets, 2 baths. LARGE
living room with fireplace, dining
room. den and Kitchen screened
level basement with toilet; huilt-in
GARAGE. Attractively Handicapped
Price, $4,000. Telephone OIL
$500 DOWN, NON-GI, Price: S10.g50
Extra clean 2-bedrnl. bungalow
Storm windows. Anchor fence. Neal
complete shopping center, bus ano
schools. MODERN REALTY co.
INC. 10. 4-54bo or 10. 6-6i5sS5.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, ? acres:
Ice. liv. rm; with h5epl din; rmi
bedrms Ice. attic; full bsmt, with
u bath; Screened porch over at
tached garage: seeded lawn. shrub
berry. Near future park. DIR.
out Colesyille I'd. right on BriEgs
CLANCY, left on Peach Orchard g
SIGN. Open sat, and Sun, EV.
DE LUKE RAMBLER with 2 extra
lac. bedrms., sep. din. rnl.. baths
full bsmt., cleo. kit. with buflt.in
range. corner lot. ideal Mont. CO
loo. Less than S27. 900. DOUG NJ
SMILEY. Realtor. uN. 4-s26O. Eyes Eye
4sA5 Al iB lS9fSsRD BLVD. Oh, ca- ia.
Open; $4,000; 4 blks. from
Mass. ave-. 2 from Western aye;,
leaving for Chicagos 2 bedrms;,
living rfn.. sep. din. rn. Dir: 49th
and Western, 20 down Eaflston or.
e nsyaTd' sn T,sst e hS sassa5 l. oI
EA IShSgi vALuEs-po you want :
3 OF 3-bedrm. rambler Can you
pay $500 down and perhops IS LITTLE
raj. interest and taxes7 Vets and
nou-vets alike. Homes ready. foi
immediate occupancy. For particu-
lars call Mr.. Woodwell. 10. 4-014!
I. T. GRAVATTE. REALToR' Ma