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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
By BETTY BEALE
Comments on Mrs. Talbot;
Curneys Feted by British
BY BETTY BEALE

made her the "angel" Of the
New York Infirmary for "a
years. 1t was the same inven-
tiveness that caused her to
make beautiful screens. a mag
niflcant needlepoint rug, ex-
pertly designed decoupage for
furniture in her own home.
She plays a first-class game
of golf, is an excellent shot.
a delightful hostess, lovely
looking and has been on the
international best-dressed list.
Where the press is concerned,
she has never asked for a favor
or refused cooperation.
It seems to me all the above
qualities are rarely combined
IN one person and when they
are it's too bad they can't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

Leaving the analyses Of Air
Force Secretary Harold Tai
bolts resignation to the politi-
cal writers, this columnist
would like to go on record as
saying it's a sorry day that
takes Peggy Talbot away.
Since the age of 20 when
Peggy played 104 holes of golf
in one day. she's been a dy-
namo of energy and the picture
of poise. 1t was her inventive
ness and organizational ability
that produced the Nationwide
needlepoint competition that
will result in every cushion and
stool in the Washington Cathe-
dral being covered with ex-
quisite, pre-patterned work OF
American needlewomen.
1t was the same ability that's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

OUTBURST--During the early
days of talking pictures Lionel
Barrymore became a director.
To make a success of it, he real
lied that he would have to put a
lid on the famous Barrymore
temper.
One day, however. the actors
were performing SO listlessly
that he began to boil. When
he had just about reached the
explosion point, he called for a
break.
He went into the sound-con-
troll room where he could let off
steam in private. The moment
the door was closed behind him
he loosed his pent-up feelings
with a vengeance. In a voice
shaking with anger, he loudly
denounced every one on the set
He returned to his seat a few
minutes later composed. This
time the cast performed flaw
lessly. Delighted. Lionel re-
marked to an assistant with
obvious pride:
There is nothing like pa
thence for getting results
"Uh-huh," agreed the other,
''but that broadcast you made
from the control booth helped
a little /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

issued a new Marshal Konev
warning to the effect that If a
new war were to break out.
Western civilization, and not
communism, would be destroyed.
Voroshilov used almost the
same language as that of For
eign Minister Vyacheslay Molo-
TOW (VYAH-chess-lav MO-lo-
toff) before the Supreme Soviet
on February s.
Valery Lysikov (Vah-LER-ee
LEE-sik-of), II, son of a Rus
sian air colonel, ignored the
pleas of his parents when they
visit him in American headquar-
tiers in Berlin. valery tfor VA
lerian") told his parents that he
had made up his mind to stay
in the West.
A little while back the Czech
(Tshek) skating star Mir0slava
Nach0dska (Mir-oh- SLAH-vah
Nah-HOH-tskah) detected to
the West because she was not
free in her own country.
Foreign Minister Molotov has
invited Austria's Chancellor Ju-
Illus Raab (YOU-lee-ouS RAH-
abb to Moscow, presumably to
arrange for a separate Soviet
Austrian treaty.
tAn rights reserved.)
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A WORD TO THE WISE
MUTT AND JEFF

Cincinnati: Some friends in
sist on giving CANAPES an
American pronunciation with
two syllables, as 'KAN-apes. "
Right2-M.
Answer: Canapes is o French
loan word. In French. canape
and the plural canapes are pro-
nounced the same, thus: kama
PAY. No authority known to me
sanctions or even lists o two
syllable pronunciation. In Stand
ard American canape Is either
KAN-uh-pay. or kan-uh-PAY.
The plural canapes Is KAN-uh-
-payx. or kan-uh-PAYZ.
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OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

up From Slavery" is the
autobiography of a great Ameri-
can Negro educator, who was
born 80 years ago today. He
bore the surname of our first
President. Who was he?
2-The President appointed an
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
So years ago today, who was
destined to succeed him in the
White House. Who were these
two Presidents?
3-One of our Presidents said,
II not only use all the brains I
have, but all ! can borrow" Who
said this?
ANSWERS on next page.I
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Mr.. Dale was tuned in to the
bidding, and since each Of his OPP
ponents had shown at least a
four-card heart holding and yet
steered away from no-trump. it
appeared that a trump opening
was called for. Accordingly he
laid down the ace and another
heart.
Mr.. Abel won the second heart
with the nine and led a third
trump to dummy's jack. He re-
turned the five of clubs and
messed the queen. Mr.. Dale won
with the king and led back a
club, dummy's jack winning.
Mr.. Abel came to his hand
with the ace of spades. cashed
the ace of clubs and discarded
small diamond from dummy.
Next he led the queen of spades,
overlook dummy's king and
cashed the jack, discarding q
small diamond from his own
hand.
Now came the crucial play. A
small diamond was led from
dummy. Mrs. Keen played the
five. The king was put UP and
1t held.
Mr.. Dale hesitated. He saw
that whether Mr.. Abel knew
what he was doing or not, an
other diamond lead would put
him in with the queen and he
would have to return either a
spade or club. Either lead
would let Mr.. Abel ruff in dunn
my while discarding another dia-
mond from his hand.
There was only one chance and
he took it. He dropped the queen
of diamonds under the king.
Now, no matter how Mr.. Abel
played, he had to lose two dia-
nond tricks to Mrs. Keen, who
held the ace-10 over dummy's
jack-nine.
(Copyright, 1866. General Features Corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

Whittier: In such sentences
as. THE dinner was real good, !"
isn't real" an incorrect sub
stitute for "very"?--E. F.
Answer Yes. One good au-
thority tables 1t Sc. a loose and
uncultivated use"
Hollywood: A nationally known
columnist recently used the ex-
preston "tantivy-yo-ho." What
in the world is it?--Mrs. A. r. p.
Answer: Tantivy Is almost q
museum piece. I have found it
In one Of my old and out-of-
print dictionaries. and in only
one modern dictionary tThe new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

American idiom 1t is quite nat
ural to invite a friend to drop
IN for a visit. to drop BY or
OVER or UP.
Cambridge: Why is it that
certain broadcasters pronounce
the third syllable Of Massachu-
sets as too" saying "Massa-'
TOO-setts"?
Answer. I'm sure ! do not
know. ''Massa- TOO -setts" Is q
favorite Of q great many peo-
pie. But IL Is incorrect. Better
say: MASS-uh- CHOOSES.
Distributed BY MeNaushs Syndicate. lac,
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College Standard. Funk and
Wagnalls. 1889. Tantivy is ex-
planned as initiative of the notes
Of a hunting horn. AS a noun
it means "a rapid. violent gal
lop: a mixture Of haste and vio-
lence." As o verb 1t means TO
60 OF in q hurry" Tantivy is
pronounced: tan-TTV-ee.
Washington: so. you approve
Of climb down" Well. what do
you think of drop up"?-H. B.
Answer: One meaning Of the
verb to drop is: ITO come un-
expectedly or casually" In
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NAMES
IN THE NEWS
Marshal Ivan Konev Gee
vANN KoN-yeff). has been
named First Deputy Minister Of
Defense. next to Minister of De-
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

Tense Marshal
Georgi Zhu-
k0v lGhe :
O r g h e e
ZHOO kof).
his reputed
rival in army
.popuIarit y.
Marshal Kle-
nenti V0ro-
ShllOv (kleh-
MEN-tee Vo-
rob S H E E =.
LOFT. Presi-
dent of the
Soviet Union,
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WORD CANE

Find Is or more words in
MON G r Ell,
meaning, anything Of mixed
breed" Average is %: time limit,
20 minutes.
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters b. the addition OF
"s. such as bats" cats" are mot
vssS s 1ny one form Of "a sssd is
answer 20 LYRICAL
laie. lafr. laty, liar. lira. lily, lilac, lyric
xail, rssy, rally. riiiliy, can. clay. airy.
as sn'f
Evening star., 1955-11-25

People brought chairs, tables.
Q little money.
Suddenly at the door were
eight more boys whom nobody
wanted. They had been Sleep
ing in cutters and scayenging
food wherever they could f1nd
it.
After I'd met the Texas
born priest in the capital. /
decided to'come here especially
to see his boys. The Home isn't
much to look at, but there are
real mattresses cit was three
days before one Of the boys
could be got to sleep on top.
instead of under. the bed)
good hot food "a big hotel
sends all its leftover soup
and Father WATSON keeps
enough hens to supply each
boy with an egg a day. Best
of all, these children for whom
nobody cared are loved by
Father Wasson. his two coun-
cillors. Tia Marguerite who
cooks and Tia Louisa who sews
on buttons and patches.
One by one each. boy shook
me politely by the hand. look
ing me in the eye and smiled.
They are all studying trades
so that when they are lS and
leave the Home they can earn
a living. Each belongs to a
Evening star., 1955-11-25
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENOE

just meeting men. even a
great many Of them, is not
the most important way to
marriage for the woman who
desires 1t. It is far more i'm
portant for her to know how
to behave when she meets even
one man.
The fact that the woman's
personality and understanding
are decisive has just been
brought to my attention for
chilly by a study of one of our
counseling groups at the
American Institute Of Family
Relations in Los Angeles, Of
which ! am director.
This group was made up of
10 women. almost all Of them
well over 80 years Of age. They
wanted to marry. They met
once a week with one Of our
counselors. but to a large ex-
tent they counseled each other.
We did not introduce them to
any men or tell them where to
Evening star., 1955-11-25

soccer team-the Falcons, the
Little Fleas. or the Martians--
and is learning sportsmanship.
They have q vote on every
thing that happens in their
home. For instance, because
it meant sharing beds and
food. they balloted on whether
Father Wasson should bring
back boys from Tampico-and
unanimously decreed he should.
Every boy has regular
chores around the house and
gets paid a wage, half Of
which he is supposed to save
against the day when he is
ready to go out into the
world.
Father Wasson tries not to
lecture. only explain. He
teaches the boys that until
they can tell the whole truth,
they will be, not men. but
children.
Mexico has many poor. Boys
and girls Of 5 and 6 are pro-
fessional beggars in the city
streets. Juvenile offenders
share the cells Of hardened
criminals in this state. Too
often boys who get in trouble
land in the hands Of Fagins
who train them In crime.
Father Wasson's boys are
lucky.
(From A. P. Newsfeaturesl
Evening star., 1955-11-25
MODERN MARRIAGE
The Important Step
Toward Marriage

meet men. We simply helped
them to know what they were
doing. The result, after 1S
months. is that nine out Of the
10 are married or engaged.
What did they learn? AL
most everything. and no two
of them needed to learn the
same things. But to a large
extent they learned to behave
like women. Psychologist Fritz
Kunkel has stated the case
simply: "A living feminine at.
titude is a woman's only basis
for success in relationships
with men,"
We live in an era in which
true femininity has been de-
spised and therefore repressed.
DR.. Kunkel asserts. Unfor-
tunately, schools and colleges
have frequently done nothing
to help a girl develop her real
femininity. They have him
dered her instead. She viii
have to begin to think for
herself.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
MARY MARGARET
MCBRIDE
She Meets a Good Shepherd

ish is mostly well-to-do retired
or artistic North Americans
who live here, started the
home when a l5-year-old boy
who had stolen money from
the church one night and got
ten away with it. tried again.
That time the police caught
him and Father WasSon asked
permission to talk to him. The
lad said his mother and father
were separated and claimed
he had stolen because his
mother desperately needed
money.
The boy, Father Wasson
found on further inquiry, was
neglected and unwanted. He
decided to keep him. Then. as
he puts 1t, God took over and
things began to come. Some
body found an empty house.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
cUERNAvAcA, Mexico.-A

CUERNAVACA, Mexico.-An
the fingers on 12-year-old
Pahlo's left hand were missing
except the little one. At my
questioning LOOK, Father VIII
liam B. Wasson explained.
His fingers probably were
chopped OF as a punishment
for stealing q piece Of bread
or fruit"
You may have seen photo
graphs Of some Of Father Was
sons boys after the recent
storm catastrophe at Tampico.
He brought 20 orphans Of the
disaster back to The Home Of
Our Little Brothers. where
were already gathered 30-odd
youths from among the poor
est and most miserable In
Mexico.
Father WATSON. whose par
Evening star., 1955-11-25

UsusIIy 1850 This gift will brighten any
womonts life. for its sure to brighten her
home. Golden roys 10 sunburst effect odd Q
gracious irpononce to the monteI or sofo
grouping, and beauties the troditionol bou-
doir Or foyer Nodded of syoco wood and fin
ished 10 . oleomino metol gold. Hos 4-inch
dioi, beck wind and an s-doy movement.
Measures rs inches in diameter.
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NEAR MAYFLOWE

Of1ices. air-cond.; reception rooms,
pvt. bath, secretarial service OPP
tiunal, Elk. 3-1OSl ---2b
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FARMS

VA. ESTATE-For sale
or exchange apartment property,
beautiful attractive brick manor
house over 500 acres dairy, horse
or cattle farm; tenant houses.
barns. silos. timber. Pull compile
ment Of modern machinery. so head
OF purebred Holstein and Here
and BLUEGRASS country; direct from
owner at saertfice, ali for SI50. 600,
JA. 7-60lS. ewes. IA. H.R52h.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

1880 so. FIT, plus loading and
parking area, for kitchen equipment
wholesaler. Occupancy June, 1855.
Phone MR.. DAVID. LA. 6-13I4.
--l9
AAA-I rated building materials CO.
desires approx. 1000 50. II. for
branch warehouse and once; willing
to share bldg. Box 234-C, Star.
--23
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1855 Monterey 4-dr.
sedan; Jet black. hydra. r. and h.,
power brakes. Wv. tires and many
other extras. Looks and drives like
new. S2,295.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST.. sL. sPo. JU. 5-else
--Io
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE EMMY I0II

$I44.O0O GROSS INCOME last year.
$40, 900 net. Efhcient help TO run
business. Live on an attractive
200-acre farm within eommutfnE
distance d. c. Ultramod Colonial
outbldgs. IN excel. repair. Sold fully
equip. Owner will acauaint buyer
with business. 100000 cash to
handle. Mr.. OLSON, Wo. 8-7o2s.
PUNT APT, BLDG, blk. on
Conn. ave. st sheraton Park Ho-
tel. Redecor. and ready 70 90 on
your terms. BY nppt. GRAHAM 4
CO.. JU. $1,000 til o. 20
4 RENTED HOUSES, Sc, to settle
estate; $4,000. GEORGE !. BOR-
GER, NC, 643 Ind. ave. ma. g.
$3.50, I'm. 2-s673. III
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1852 COLONIAL 2s-ft. trailer;
excel. cond.; with or without at
tached clnder block room; S1,745.
XII. $4,000. Ext. 10, weekdays;
SO. S-9034, ewes. and week ends.
-25
BUICK 1862 Special 4-dn; CON-
pletely equipped for towing mobile
homes: radio. heater, foam seats;
in / 500 miles. Mr.. Blair's personal
car; SDp5, BLAIR MOBILE HOMES
COMPANY, White Plains. Md. Phi,
La Plata 5000, 4 mi. north Of La
Plata on Rte 30l.
LOW-BTD TRAILER, S5-ton, for
rent. JE. 2-6lS2. 20
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CADILLACS

Al above cars are fully equipped,
and In excellent mechanical condf-
ton: good tires. ready to COL Take
advantage of this year-end clear
anee salet At these extremely low
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Borrow with confidence

You'll be doing business with Americas
oldest and largest consumer finance
company land that means friendly, de-
pendable service There's an HFC
Office near you. Why not phone or drop
by today?
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H. Malasky, RE. 1890
81 InHestment Bldg Ia
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ANNOUNCING

The OPENING OF Q new location, 1905
andria. COLES MOBILE HOMES,
Branch No. q. You may see q
fine selection Of nationally known
mobile homes. Can be purchased
for as little as 26ge down and for
as long as s years. For the working
mans convenience we will be open
all day Sundays. COLES MOBILE
HOMES, BRANCH No. 2, 1905
Richmond hwy, Alexandria, Va.
so. 6-S016 =
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ADVANCE SHOWING
OF 1856 MODELS

Wa1is r psh y IS L P Pe Z q EAT e Ss
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MOTORCYCLES


MATCHLESS AS 500 &C.; $500. JE.
2-s1sS or see at 1916 N. Potomac
St, s, Arl., Va. --1e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
Open 9-e five days and 1876 Sun.
Closed Monday
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Borrow for any good reason

Borrow $40 to $1,000 to clean up bills
for shopping expenses. doctor bills-for
any good reason at all! Select your own
repayment plan one that fits your pay
check, Take as long as "a months to
repay if you like.
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Life insurance projection

Every HFC loan is covered by life in
surance. Household buys this insurance
and provides itwithout extra cost to you.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '56 Fairltne, club sedan:
Fordomatie, r. and b.. 5000 actuaf
miles, Ike brand-neW: 81 1896; S3e8
down, no small loan. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV, Wo.
0-69OO. -19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

LINCOLN 1854 Capri 4-door; 3
waite owner; s2.395. LII. 2-e3e3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

miles north Of Laurel, Nd. on
z days . week. Phone PARKWAY
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INVEST. PROP. WTD. (cent.

NEED BETTER TYPE Of Investment
prop; have cash investors. Please
call M T, FABRIZIO, GeorgetoWn
Real Estate. NO. 7-5e13.
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Hoyle Motor Sales

CADILLAC '55 Fleetwood sedan;
black; fully equip, new condition,
orig. owner; $4,150. EN-. 2-854O.
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HOUSES 10 BUILD


WE WILL BUILD
3-bedroom rambler or split level on
your lot; payments low as 81 800
down. WE WILL FINANCE. HUB
BARD REALTY CO., OV. 3-io46.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

NATIONAL PRESS BLDG. - FUR
0S73. XII. 9-S469, I'll
90l 18th ST. E.w.--Large. single
nm, $45: also suites. fuorescent
1859 ss's c ssSSss H AvE.s -sS2%S9 -1p S1
studio. STORY I e.. N, NE. V sasio 9.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-studio ono.
$25;. other desirable rms. at $50:
wired for air cond.; good parking
SB IS ss5. + MONTGOMERY, INC.
18th AND K SITS. N.w.--one or two
aforementioned rooms, in law suite:
share secretarial service, reception
and large library conference rooms:
reasonable. Reply, stating bust
o afsi s0s aN Els Sks star SPACE al I,r
cond.. furn.; wei loo. downtown:
reas. rent. Call ME. s-3SIs. 80
LAWYERS: 3 air cond, ofiices mr..
Maynower, StD"xI3 - 0'xl4,6";
S125--S175 Incl. secy. space. Car.
peted. unfurn. Share reception,
Mnp,-conier; rms. Secy. service avail.
l4th AND r sTs. N.W.-Prominent
corner fireproof building. self
service elevator: 1900 50. It, OF
space with 1000 so. It. on each
floor. VIII rent in its entirety or
Will rent 1000 50. IT. OF each floor.
Suitable for Offices, dance studio,
bowling alleys. electronic assem-
bly,, meeting room, etc.
Heavy-duty floors, private lobby; 81
per square foot, with tenant sup
plying utilities and repairs: will
NEGOTIATE il owner Is to supply
utilities and repairs, and air.
conditioning W. I. OGUS. Broker.
407 Barr Bldg. NE. S-2530. go
NEAR MAYFLowER
Luxuriously furnished I or more
Of1lnau afr-nnnd. rannHA1.. ...,ss.
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AUTOS EoR SAFE tcsnsJ

BUICK 81 eonysrtible: very nne
szssL rubber; priced TO seH today,
you. as low ~ b On. Hurry see
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

1919 AND 1912 X ST. NV
52,xlIIo'. ". z. ALTHoFF. NE.
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OFFICES o STUDIOS WANTED

WANTED 10 share ONCE: desire
phone answering, some secretarial
service and parking; northwest
area. OIL. 4-1060. go
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Fast service

Al HFC you can be sure Of prompt-as-
can.be service -with little or no fuss.
Your promise to repay, on terms that
you select, is all that is usually needed
to get the money in your hands.
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10th AND X SITS. NV.
Large 2nd-fioor ONCE suite; air-cond.
$500. Other Offices In the neigh
borhood. For further information
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 7-65s5
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

s6.5e0 tsT TRUSTS rms. de-
esnment h s%p Owner o. t JE ai SSE
$e2.00O IsT TRUST on 8 brick
houses; good condition; rented
THE Trust NOTE EXCHANGE has
hundreds Of End trust notes for
appraisal OF ca. property and
maker avail. for your inspection.
Stop In or phone to get on our
mailing list, 215 Investment BLDG,
NE. S-4077
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TRAILERs tceatiassd,

UTILITY TRAILER, eft. heavy
: steel frame, equipped with safety
brakes Sl25.. IA. 2-6z23. 20s
ANY SIZE all-steel utility. boat
trailer custom built: quick dsliy-
cries. 1910 Madison st.. Alex. We.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
WHEATON

High-grsde warehouse, Eft. ceiling
and ONCE building. divided 3.ntl1l
and 1000 50. II. $4,000 cash,
balance monthly payments. To in-
spect. caI1 r. J. SCOFIELD, JIG.
6-Ol23 day or ewes. 30
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BUILDERS
nEHIET nnEnc
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

WE ARE PRACTICALLY SOLD OUT,
and have clients waiting TO buy
your lot. commercial property. acre
age Or farm. ASHLEY. INC. 10.
5.a3a3, 90
WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreage or
farms in D, c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
WISH TO PURCHASE / or more lots
With street, sewer, water, gas. Nd.
or Va OIL. 6-S342. "a
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Observation-Disclosures
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
Open 9-e five days and 1875 Sun.
wa nj r no1s y L. Pt "a on 5l1 e. sS
ADVANCE SHOWING
OF 1856 MODELS
KROPP ELDORADo
Up TO 10 #. wide and So Il. long.
az n !, z and 3 h.d,n, With
front balcony. Kitchen and auto
PAcEMAKER
35 and ~ f., 1 and 2 bedrms.. and
Il and 81 81 sTR z SsdFTsi
Up to IS It. with separate util. I'm.
20 it., / bedrm.; 46 IT., 2 bedrms.
with washer. and 3 bedrms. with
MANoRETTB
AZ IT,, . bedrms.
AZ IT,, q bedrms., with built-in So
cal. oil tank and automatic washer.
SKYLINE
40 It. 2 bedrms.. with front kitchen.
Some equipped with hardwood floors,
air conditioning, metal Kitchens,
washer -drieF combinations or wash
er only: oak paneling.
Buy now and make your first pay
ment IN February. II you have q
trade with equity or value with
more than Y Of purchase Of new
trailer and you want extra cash
for Christmas. see US. This offer
good tin December 20.
Coles Mobile Homes
4 miles north of Laurel, Nd. on
y. 8. i. Open, 8 am. until 8 pm.
2 days . week. Phone Parkway