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Evening star., 1955-06-05
Three CIV Alumni Due
For Service Awards

both as q civilian and during
three years war service. He
and his wife Lois live at $500
Seventh street NV.
DR.. Roe is being cited for his
role in the training Of 20 grad
uating classes Of medical stu
dents and for contributions, both
in teaching and in published
works, in the fields of chemistry
and nutrition. He is former sec
'retary of the American Institute
of Nutrition. former member of
the Scientific Manpower Com
mission and of the Council of
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science.
Mrs. Wiley, whose husband,
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, was chief
chemist with the Department of
Agriculture and was known as
the Father Of the Pure Food
and Drug Act" also crusaded for
pure food protection. She has
served as president of the uni
versity's Columbian Women. and
has been holder Of many posts
in the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs. She was q mem
ber of the third class In the
history Of the school to have
women in it Tin 1897).
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Rev. Tunomoto Here

The Rev. Kiyoshi Tanomoto
of Hiroshima, Japan, will speak
at 1910 pm. Tuesday in First
Congregational Church. Tenth
end G streets NV. The serv-
ice is sponsored by the Church
and World Order Committee,
Washington Federation of
Churches. The Rev. J. Artley
Leatherman. committee chair
man and minister Of Hamline
Methodist Church, will preside.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
D. c. SodoIity Union
To Install Officers

More than 500 delegates are
expected to attend the annual
meeting of the Sodality Union of
Washington at 8 pm. tomorrow
In Carroll Hall, 924 G street NV.
Officers will be installed during
the meeting. They are Mrs.
George D. Gardiner, president:
Mrs. Raphael L. zwinglass, vice
president; Mrs. John H. Sullivan,
treasurer, and Mrs. Pinyon H.
Cornish, secretary.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Three alumni Of George
Washington University viii re-
ceive achievement awards from
the General Alumni Association
at the 134th annual commence
ment next Wednesday. They
are w. Paul Briggs, secretary
and executive director of the
American Foundation for Phar-
maceutical Education; DR.. Jo-
seph H. Roe. professor of bio
chemistry for SO years on the
school faculty. and Mrs. Harvey
w. Wiley, Washington club
woman and philanthropist.
A native Washingtonian and
former dean of the university's
School of Pharmacy, DR.. Briggs
will be honored for his contribu-
tion in the field of pharmacy
Evening star., 1955-06-05
SALE! Reg.
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$50 Dupont Nylon
45% Viscose Rayon

luxury blend noted for longer weor rugged dependoby
and deep texture Vot-dyed eoIofost shodes-sondowood
smoke grey surf green. Mothproof nonoIIeroie. Jute
carpet beck Install woItowoII Competing mode into
room size rugs. LIFT. width.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
The Worlds First and Only
NO.LEAF Extension Table
$ / @

So sensational Life Magazine wrote an article on III
It's must" for functional modern livno-ond
just mode to order for efficiencies, Summer cot
tobIe that slides out to scot people-wthout the
fuss and bother Of inserting eoves. Moreover, the
eobinet opens to store folding chairs, and hos O
silver drower. Lominoted Fiberoos@ top resists
Lansbmghs- hs-FURNITURE-Fitth Floor
Evening star., 1955-06-05

EXP und-o-matie8
Modern Style Desk
in lisht-fons LINED
Oak Veneers and
Hardwood. 1895
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

lis. and also visited Fort McIen-
ry, Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Warrington
and daughters visited friends at
Laurel on Sunday afternoon,
Wednesday, October II, at $50
b M, is the date for the Trinity
WSCS covered dish supper al the
Dublin Hill Community Hall. Tick
cts, $1.00 or a covered dish and Soc
for each adult, Time limit to get
a S100 ticket is Saturday, October
Preaching service at 9Einity on
Sunday, October 8, at 10 a. NJ Sun
day school at IL a. N.
Trinity will join the Cannon
Church for services on Sunday eve
ming at 7.30 o'cloCk.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. White and
Miss Charlotte White spent Sunday
at Tyaskin, Nd
gsrs. James Dill spent the week
eIId with her daughter, Mrs. Roland
Bussen and Mr. Russell and fam
lily. On Sunday, Mrs. Russell and
ASne. Dill visited relatives near
Todd,s Chapel.
! Roland Russell and son Jimmie
and Vic Adams attended the World
Series game on Monday.
Carol Russell, Joyce and Janet
Dill attended the birthday party Of
their cousin, Jimmie Turner at Re-
lance on Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
TRINITY

Everett Warrington spent two
days last week in Richmond, Va,
where he took part in the poultry
Judging. Everett won the trip by
heing a winner in the All Poultry
Judging at the Kent and Sussex
Fair at Harrington in July. We
are very glad to report that Della
ware came second in the contest in
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Meikle-
John of Santa Ana, California, are
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. En0s Nichols
and other relatives here.
Everett Warrington left on We'd
nesday for Kansas City, Missouri.
for ten days where he will attend
the National FLA Convention and
be a member of the National FLA
Band.
Mrs. Samuel Patterson of Con-
cord and Mrs. Shirley Walker and
daughter Barbara Of LaHabra, Cal
ifornia, were Monday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Walston and mo-
lher.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Hastings the past week were Her
bert Hall of Reboboth, Mr. and
Mrs. William Meiklejohn of Santa
Ana, Calf, Mr.. end Mrs. John Kel-
ley and two sons Of Towson, Nd. !
Miss Bonnie MilspaW of near
Greenwood was a weekend guest
Of Miss Joyce Warrington.
Mrs. Ida Williams of Seaf0rd
was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs
Harry Walston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and daughters, Joyce and Janice,
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Seeley, near Wooden
hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Nichols en-
tertained their children on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meiklejohn
of Santa Ana, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs
John Kelley and two sons of Tow
son, Nd, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Mitchell and two daughters OF
BridgeVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White, Miss
Grace Hastings and Mrs Clinton
Hastings spent Sunday at AnnapO-
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Ten Years Ago.

aiken from the October 5, 1915 lssu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F. War
rem, Jr., and son of Washing
ton, ID. c., were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. /. F.
Warren, ST.. at the Lone Ce-
dar" at Glendale.
eea
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Waga-
mon have rented the Baker
property on Union street, Mill
ton. and will occupy it until
their new home on Chestnut
street is ready for occupancy.
zee
A large barn on the farm Of
George Haas, near Milford,
known as the Clarence Dawson
farm, and a quantity Of feed
were destroyed by fire early
last Saturday morning. The cat
tie had been left in the field
overnight.
Technical Sergeant Joseph L.
Marshall Of Milford, who was
shot down twice during 26 mis-
sions in a bomber out Of Italy,
and who spent four months in
a German prisOner-of-war
camp. last Saturday was honor
man az the Dover Arby Air
Field as he received the Air
Medal al formal ceremonies
attended By his family.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from The october 2. i9a5 Issue

AIKEN from the October ?, 1925 Issu
At last Ellendale has a first
class barber shop. Marion
Taylor Of Maryland, has opened
a tonsorial department in the
White Hall. He has been very
busy since his arrival
An event Of far4reaching ef-
feet on the citizens Of Milford
was celebrated with fitting GER
emonies last Friday afternoon
when the new Community
Building now nearing compile
ton, was dedicated to the serv-
ice of the residents of Milford.
Following the dedication exeT-
cises, which were held in the
truck room Of the building, the
audience was invited to go to
the large auditorium on the
second floor where further ex-
ercises were participated in
when a very fitting tribute was
paid to Charles E. Varney,
president Of the Carlisle Fire
Company and the man whose
untiring efforts have made the
building possible. Mr.. Varney
was taken absolutely by sur
prise by the action, and when
the auditorium was dedicated
the Charles ~ Varney Audi
torium", he could scarcely re-
spOnd because of the over
whelming feeling of gratitude
at the action Of his fellow fire.
men.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

Mrs. r. L. Coulter, Jr., and
son, First Lieutenant Bayard
Coulter, all of Greenwood, were
guests of relatives in Whining
ton, Philadelphia, and Camden,
N. j., last week.
ao&
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton p. Beebe
have sold their home on East
Second street and Fisher ave-
nue., to Robert Kennedy, and
are now occupying the Ed Reed
property in Ellendale, which
they recently purchased.
Private and Mrs. Mccoy
JONES returned Sunday after
spending some time at Fort
Leonard Wood, Missouri. Pri-
vate JONES received his basic
training there after spending
a ten day furlOugh at his home
in DagsborO. He win return to
Fort Jackson, S. @.
eoo
Pfc. Alex UjvarOsy, Is Church
street, Milford. has been hon
Orably discharged from the
Army and left the separation
center at Andrews Field, Md,
last week. Pfc. Uivarosy, who
is 39- years old, was an airplane
mechanic and was last station
cd at BOILING Field, D. G.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

No marriage licenses have
been issued in Georgetown for
a whole week.
Philip Remick and wife had
a sale Of their household ef-
fects or Saturday. They left
Monday for Bayonne, N. j.,
where they will reside. Both
their children live in Freder-
lea.
DR.. Walter L. Grier enter
tanned AL Simmons, Sam Gray,
Mickey Cochran, and Stan
Baumgartner Of the Philadel-
phia Athletics, on Monday. Sew
eral Of the men visited DR..
Grier again on Wednesday.
&om
The grandmother choir next
Sunday at Frederica, will sing
at the morning, also the even
ing services. The solo at the
morning service will be sung
by an octOgenarian. There will
also be special music at the
evening service.
noe
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Evans
of Millville and Mrs. Florence
Freed and children Of Mime
sofa, spent Friday as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Stevens
and were entertained on Sun
day by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Williams, all Of Selbyville.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
PUBLIC BURGLARY

HELENA, Mont - tH1 II Police
have been unable to solve the mys-
terry Of a $4,000 diamond burglary
in a downtown iewelFy store al
though the crime apparently Oc-
Cured before hundreds Of Helena
shoppers. The bold burglar snatch
ed the loot from a display window
between 2 p. N. and 5 p. m. Pass
ersby evidently thought the person
was an employee changing the WIN
dow. police said.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
DRUNKARDs DISCHARGED

MANILA - P) Il The Philippine
Army is going to kick out habitual
drunkards.
Lieutenant General Jesus Vargas,
chief of staff, in a directive said
drunken soldiers have been giving
the army a bad name by eating in
restaurants and riding in public
vehicles and refusing to pay.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

Miss Loletia Belts is on a
trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
and points in Canada this week.
Miss Belts is a resilient Of Mil
ton.
James Henry Adkins and son
are erecting a filling station on
the dupont Highway at Days
bOro, and will sell Shell gasO-
line.
Mrs. Lizzie Roach, who has
been visiting her son in Prin-
cess Ann, Nd, and daughter,
Mrs. Norman Taylor in Cape
Charles, Va, for more than
three weeks, returned home to
OverbrOok on Saturday even
ing.
Election of Calvin 2. Affler-
bach, Of Georgetown, as grand
illustriOus master of the Grand
Council, Royal and Select Mas
ters, marked the meeting of the
Council in the Masonic Temple
in Wilmington on Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mason
OF East Orange, N. j., are being
congratulated upon the birth of
a son, born on September 26.
Mrs. Mason will be remembered
By many as the former Miss
Lille Cook, of Lincoln The
new arrival will be called Rich
ard Finley Mason.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

Wesley Thawley, of Burrs-
vile, entered the Maryland I'm
iversity at Baltimore on Mon
day, where he is studying law.
This is his second year.
eoe
VIM. Wilson has moved into
his new store on the corner
of Market and Front streets,
Frederica. 1t is a handsome
building and a great improve
ment.
Wesley Harrington, Jr., son
of Wesley Harrington of Har-
ringtOn, is in New York, where
he is receiving treatment
against danger from a bite from
a dog owned by his father
James E. Tarr, the genial
section foreman at HarbesOn,
in company with his brother,
George + G. Tarr, section fore
man at Berlin, Nd, spent a part
of last week in Boston, Mass,
Albany and New York, N. Y
reporting a delightful trip.
see
A stalk Of corn measuring
twelve and One-half feet in
height, was on. exhibition in
front Of the Office Of Mayor
John r. Steele, at Georgetown.
The stalk was grown on the
farm of the Mayor on the Sa-
vannah Road, near George
town.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
Twenty Years Ago.

'aken from the October 4, 1895 Issu
Mrs. Newton Ward, Miss Ed
ma Ward of Laurel, and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. ]. Locates of near
Delmar have returned from a
trip to Baltimore and Wash
ington.
sos
Mrs. Eugene Maull of Lewes,
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Thelma NJ.
Jones, to Harry H. Rowland, Of
Lewes, son Of Mrs Ethel G.
Rowland. on September 10, at
Berlin, Rev. J. H. Bicking off,
ciating. Mrs. Rowland is secre-
tary TO DR.. Gilbert M. Wilt
bank, Of Lewes, and Mr.. Row
land is completing his appren-
ticeship as a pilot on the Della
ware Bay. The young couple
will make their home in LeWes.
Seaford authorities believe
that the thieves who started a
$4,000 FIRE while trying to steal
gasoline from a truck in the
warehouse of Hurley & White,
on the northern edge of the
town, were burned in the ex-
plosion that was heard just be-
fore the fire broke out last
Thursday night. The blaze
which threatened thousands Of
dollars worth OF both industrial
and residential property in that
section. kept the Seaford fire
men busy until four o'clock last
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
The Past In Review
News As Il Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.

-a<-n from the October /, 1915 Issu
F.. H. Brewer has been
awarded the contract to install
electric lights at the two main
entrances Of the new Federal
building in Lewes.
zee
Charles w. Barker Of Bridge
vile, has secured a position as
carpenter for the p. b. & W.
Railroad and has gone to Cam
bridge, Md.
Mrs. Joseph r. Bruff, Of
Montclair, N. j., has announced
the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Laura LOiiand Bruff, to
Franklin r. Ward, also of
Montclair. The engagement Of
her son, James LOiiand Bruff,
New York City, and Mrs. Ward
Little, of Chicago, has also
been announced. The Bruffs
are well known I'm Milford.
zoe
Mortimer 9. whitehead, Of
Lincoln City, Delaware, who
has taught several years in
high schools and colleges, this
year for the creditable compile
ton of the Post Graduate
Course, was granted the degree
Of Bachelor of PedagOgics, on
June %, 1915 Prot Whitehead
is the first gentleman to receive
that degree I'm Delaware, since
the West Chester State Normal
College has become a State
College for training Of profess
nlnnnI lannhara
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
HEADS ron LUCK

RICHMOND, Va. up a.
workman stepped UP just as digai-
taries at a hospital cornerstone
laying were about to seal metal
box to stow away for posterity.
MAY i put in my two cents
worth, he said. And he did,
He dropped in two pennies, sol
dered back TO back So they always
came UP heads.
For luck. he observed and
went about his business.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07

Samuel Pettyjohn was installed
as noble grand Of Delaware Lodge
No. 1, Of Wilmington, IOOF, on
Monday night.
Deputy Grand Master Edward
ClOugh also installed these other
officers:
Fred G. Klock, vice grand; Alvin
Ardis, recording secretary; John
Kelly, financial secretary. Edward
Wood, treasurer; Arthur Kahn
bacher, assistant treasurer; Viii
liam Dever, warden; Charles
Campbell, conductor; Vaughn Nc
ClOskey, chaplain; Clarence u. Rob
inson, right scene supporter; Viii
liam Grove, left scene supporter ;
Joseph Dunn, right supporter to the
noble grand; John McCloskey, left
supporter to the noble grand: Fred
Lewis, inside guardian; Louis
Townsend, outside guardian; James
Hall, right supporter to the vice
grand, and Rankin Hess, left sup
porter to the vice grand.
ca
James M. Brittingham was elect
ed noble grand and Leonard E. Rut-
ter vice grand at a recent meeting
of Eden Lodge "a, Wilmington, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows
Other officers elected are: Bald
win H. Norris, recording secretary
Jack N BOttomstOne, assistant re-
cording secretary; Seth M Long
financial secretary; HI Edwin
Weaver, treasurer; Robert ID
Moore, degree master; John G
/ EichOlZ, custodian; William G
Hugg, assistant custodian; Mr.
Moore, representative to RivervieV
Cemetery; and Stanley McKelvey
Mr. Long and Andrew Ulrich, rep
resentative to the Eden Hall Com.
pany.
Lionel J. Keyser, Jr., was elected
to the finance committee.
Appointed officers include: vii
liam Baker, right supporter of The
noble grand; William Gropp, lefr
supporter; Ray G. Schaeffler, war
den; Herman Schechinger, con.
ductor; John Boyd, chaplain; Rob
ert Lofiand, inside guardian; Oscal
Orr, outside guardian; Kenneth
Sharp, right scene supporter; Ray.
mond Oliver, left scene supporter
Albert II. FOulk, right supporter oi
the vice grand; and John A. Robin.
son, left supporter.
Officers will be installed in The
lodge rooms on october goth.
@
Mrs. Florence Stevens of vii
mington and her staff, made theil
official visit to Martha RebekaI
Lodge No. 21 recently. Mrs. Flor
ence Lowe. noble grand. presided
at the meeting. The Rebekah lodge:
Of Smyrna. Milford, Harrington
and Seaford also were represented
Mrs. Stevens commended the 10
cal lodge for its past support of th'
Christmas toy drive for Delaware
Colony and discussed plans fol
this years drive.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-07
ca Rentna

One Of the odd reptiles of New
Mexico is the glass snake. which Is
really not q snake at al but 3 leg
less lizard.
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BOATS

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IN the yard. BuzzARD POINT
BoATYARD, foot Of 1st st. s.w..
sFFiEEbafNSER. Il Ei1e2SE torpedo. Ko-s, Msr.
eury, Mastercrait tilt.tongue trailer.
Excel. cond; noas Also Isxe-ft. beam beam
SALE h9i oR R TRADE Trade 1877. speed Sast.
s5-h.p. conversion with trailer;
800 or trade foT small car equal
BOAT HULL, SO It.. II II. II IN
beam, mahogany; rudder ehnft and
Wheel intact; very sold. ,ia needs ,s,T, woTs, I
and strainers. stirring arrangement.
9 and 12 volt battery charging
plants; all In me condition; abso-
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1856 PACEAfAKER on display, 29'
Jersey skin; beautiful. See II p-4
any. business day, week ends y
q SONS. INcs Annapolis. Colonial
RACING BOAT. 1se hydro, eompiets
unit, incl. trailer: raced this year.
motor just rebuilt: reas. OIL. 2-bl72,
I4-FT. JUDD outboard trailer boat
modified v bottom; waterproof ply
wood construction: mahogany fore.
desk;i scnippeda a..s with n.rds. dssaenssls anvsr
oars and anci1or together with 1850
johnson 10 h.p. .outboard motor
and auxiliary tank: one sale foi
both. This Is f-pwfier merchandise
and in the best OF condition. See nl
call ANDERSON BRANDT CO., reaI
7l1l Chestnut st.. Tekoma Park
p. G., RA. 3-044b after Noyyenh-
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enclosed. cabin cruiser, MANY ex;
JU. $3.50: La. e.lB3h :. --2S !. .
1866 CHR1S-CRAFT. Gift, cablr
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with toilet sacrifice, $1,000. TE,
NV G1aTSsAi sAY-Bu1Lr aa.Fr. BOAT. 74.
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sS'ss Sr'Ss; OWENS SEDAN CRUISER
sleeps 4 Q cabins, Gray marine en-
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Priced quick sale. OWNER. VII
81 eAzRisTocRaFT, 1871. OBJ. cab
cruiser with 40-h.p, Mere. one O
fastest on rifer beput. coild.. me ~
extras. MUST SELL. BY MONDAY
81 500 or offer, IA. S-s07I, .--2i
! SpEEDBOAT - ChrtS-Craftp 21-fOo
de luxe; fully equipped. excellen
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4-004e or AP 7-779I. --2S
FOR RENT--Belt disc, and oscii
sanders saws. Generators pumps
| reuters, drills paint sprayefs Rem
| tai TOOLS EQIP CO... Ju n-6SS1
lOUTBOARD MOTOR OWNERS, Sci
| US relative to our winter serytcl
| and storage plans. SOUTHEAST
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JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
1866 models. . TO 80 hsp.. irnmedii
ate delivery: trade and terms. 6her'
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| Georgia ave. JU. B-7773.
lOUTBOARD MOTOR, Champion, A..
h.p. beautiful cofid., top running
$3.50. JU. 5000.
IyyANTED---Used outboard motors Il
run. cond.. $50 Is the least W
| allow you on 8 new 1855 SCOTT
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| financinR. Ii. T~Ta6g.
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| vt antenna, 2 extra CRYSTALS, $500
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LUMBER - African mahosany, 30
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IT. Pierce overlooking scenic Indian
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474, Ft. Pierce, Fla.
HOLLYWOOD. Consult RUFUS B
| FUNK, Realtor. 2211 N. Federal.
Glad to see washington. Maryland
and Virsiniss NE friends. Phones
MoTEL-I0 units will rent TO June
! $1,000 or sell sl.TQ0 down or
y s, ,' Snd siyer rF lr9i1 bntine sTees eatn; q;
land. REGULAR Garden of Eden. =
WIDOW must rent ige. beaut. furn.;
2 scr. .porehes on lake, pvt. dock
SIPS for December. WA. 7-9372
FREE GATAL0GUE-6 .ofiees. Gen.
tsaI scur ou aants and AMERicxa fies REAErY iis !.
1 Box 2477 Tampa Fla.
FLORIDA--New 2-bedroofi. Sb,e96i
g miles TO Clearwater. Inquire
NJ. MCKNIGHT, Palm Harbor, Fla
RETIRING, STOP. Don't sign any
contract to buy q lot in Florida
until you Investigate our offering
Of restricted residential lots in the
| LAKE REGION. Cali g. +. NOLAN,
IA. 4.iI55, j. WESLEY Bu-
CHANAN. INC,
MIAMI SuBURB--Lovely mod. du-
plex: excel. location M. shopping
other. S3,700 down. bal. FHA 4eo
| loan, OIL 1860
PRACTICALLY NEW. 3 two-bedrna.
APT bldg, triple garage and storage
space Orlando. Cali Oh. 2-8252.