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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

Miss Lois Wells, 16, hss been
selected to represent the Bahamas
Junior Red Cross at the 18th an
niversary of the American Red
Cross at Hood College, Frederick,
Maryland, August Ill. Miss
Heus is president of the Junior
Red Cross Link at Government
High School.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

Cleveland Stewart, 80, was shot
fatally at Bluff, Eleuthera, on
July IL while out with a shoot
ing party. The body was brought
to Nassau by Detective Eergeant
Smith the following day and a
post mortem was performed at
Princess Margaret Hospital. Stew
art is survived by his wife and
six children.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

Mrs. Valencia Williams and
daughter are visiting Nassau as
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Mitchell of East Street. Mrs.
Williams is a teacher at Booker
T. Washington High School OF
Miami
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

The Rev. Father Lambert, rec
tor of St. Matthew's Church, Mas
sau, has rendered his resignation
as rector.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

The Board of Education UNI
mer school will open from July
% to August 10 Lectures will be
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

Mrs. Louise Isaacs died during
last week and was buried on Sun
day.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

The Stipendiary and Circuit
Bagistrate M. j. Thompsos, has
exonerated your scribe of all
charges brought against him by
the police who failed to produce
any evidence to convict him.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

The Rt., Rev. Henry Loutltt,
bishop Of South Florida, left Mas
sau last Friday after conducting
the retreat for the Anglican cler-
gy at Addington House.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

Richard Wright, world famous
author of Native Son" and other
books, has written personal,
first-hand report on the Ban
dung Conference in his new book
titled, "The Color Curtain ub-
lished recently by World Publish
ing Co.-ANP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
by Pandora

The mokine of every costume,
these new fashion triunphs by
Pondoro now in our new Shoe
ond Hot Center.
Reodine down:
"Fonette Sling" brown or novy
Golf with ombre trim or black
potent with royon foille. 1895
"Fonette Pump" navy Golf with
ombre or in black potent. 28.95
ROY Pump" black motto Golf
with block potent floroI UNDER
10y on vomp; medium high
heel. 26.95
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
-. selection OF Chevy Chose
Papago Indian news., 1956-11-01

General ELECTION Day % 6ut Of :t9' regi st
<rar vote( in P1'ecint #37.,
Papago Indian news., 1956-11-01
COVERED WELLS VILLAGE NEWS

Now. 2, il connenoration Of All Shouts Day
people Of Covered Wells like the rest Of
the .Rapagos decorated their ce1netary With
flowers and candles. AS a costun, they
prepared meals and set it for the night,
while the people ate al Jose 4. Ramon IS
hone Up to mid2ig ght.
Nov. g, Jose augustine Rios had invited
ell Wi1o could come and eat at his house.
Mrs& Mrs. angelo B. joaquin Visited his
folks in the Letter pat Of October. Mr..
a. Joaquin resides in Inge1Wood~ alif.
He is employed at the Doughles ,Airoraft
Plant. His sister, Laura, has been home
two weeks ago. She is also working in
Ing1eWood.
Miss Amelia Ramon, daughter Of. Jose Il.
Ramon, is in training as a Practical Nurse
at the Indian, Sanitorim in Albuquerque
New Mexico. She is highly interested in
the fields Of nursing.
... -.:...- ~ -
General Election Day % 6ut Of :49' regist-
<rar votel in Precint H37.
Papago Indian news., 1956-11-01
MARDRIpS
SAN XAVIER NEWS

San Xavier "men's Club selected pro ject
to raise fund this year., to buy a retire.
rator for the school cafeteria. The
members Of the Moments Club wish to Thank
all The people Of San Xavier and the non
residents of San Xavier for being good
cosUonlefs' The members have done very GOO
for putting their tirae and donations.
Although soue Of the Members talong to a.
mother committee. We especially Want to
Thank those three or four for helping at
both places.
Papago Indian news., 1956-11-01

Cont Page six.
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cir vents keep interior fresh
Matching Box Springs
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
A Ride and Slide Expert
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

NEW YORK.-William OleSen
lis an Inspector of Elevators for
the City of New York. but has,
surely the most glamorous as
signment of any elevator in
spector. He's the fellow who is
responsible for the safety of all
rides, gimmicks. stunts and slides
lat Coney Island.
Olesen, a specialist in cables
and lifts before he joined the
N. Y. Department of Buildings, is
currently in his 18th year as the
playland'S safety cop and can
proudly point with personal
pride to his record-no major
accidents at Coney in his tenure,
mo serious injury and only a
single minor mishap. 1t can be
assumed, on the evidence, that
Inspector Olesen knows his
chore. In any given summer
says John g. Ward, president of
the Coney Island Chamber of
Commerce, the playland will
draw so million visitors and most
of them will have fling at one
or another of Conveys rides,
slides. shooters or shooters.
\ \
OleSen inspects all Coney rides
and gadgets annually and. over
the years. he has developed a
set Of hard and fast rules. For
one, he insists that every cross
tie on each rolling slide be
checked before the ride is put in
operation. For another, he has
long demanded that wherever
possible safety devices be con-
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7sezG NE|CHBORAOO6S STRESS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Observation-Disclosures and bOuntifu version ZeSt
fully sung by Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae.
THE COURT JESTER"-Glynis Johns and Danny Kaye in
rOllicking spool Of big swashbuckling movies.
"EAST OF EDEN-JameS Dean in Director Ella
prOvement the John Stenbeck novel.
1.-THE LITTLEST OUTLAW"-Walt Disney charmer about q
small boy who apprOprateS horse.
"THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS"-CliftOn Webb in truth
is-stranger- than fiction World War ii spy thriller
MISTER ROBERTS'-Henry Fonda and cOmically be-
Gained in the bored backwash of war in the Pacific.
THE PRISONER"-Alec Guinness in a shaering picture Of
priest resisting Communist brain washing
"WAGES OF FEAR"-Detaing how life is (precaOus) with
those who truck nitro rough roads,
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obvious reasons. Any kiddie ride
must have straps which will pre-
vent the little darlings from
acrobatics of any kind.
Inspector Olesen is currently
in his busy season. He seems al
most casual as he makes his
round and he says little. That's
because of his system Of checking
things.
II listen" he says. 1.-THE way
to tell when there's danger is to
hear a ride. If you hear the
sound of a loose bolt or a worn
bearing you can anticipate
trouble before it happens" \
7 The citizens of the town of
Lloyd, N. Y, are giving all can
didates for the Office of perma-
nent tax assessor a hard row to
hoe. They have told all appli-
cants that they'll vote practically
unanimously for the candidate
who does the most pick, shovel.
rake and adj work on the new
Little League baseball park.
4 \ ~
Broadway's newest character
is a fellow who calls himself
Hector. He's a harmonica vir-
tuoso who plays at street cor
ners for tips. Hector refuses
adamantly to play a love song
or a ballad.
He explains his refusal simply
and shortly. He's been recently
Tilted.
+ \ X Il
The new film "Crime in the
Streets" about New York de-
linquents. sent a Hollywood
talent scout here to get a
genuine fire escape. The poor
fellow walked the streets-the
wrong streets-and couldn't find
one. BY luck. he finally passed
"a building being torn down. He
made a deal with the wrecker
and bought the item intact.
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trolled by employees rather than
10y participants.
In essence. Olesen holds that
the public must be protected
against itself. The bars which
belt" you into a roller coaster
seat, for instance, are controlled
by a handle out of reach of the
riders. A Ferris Wheel "bunga-
low" is also closed and opened
only by the man who's paid to do
1t. Nobody who has an urge to
do stunt work while the bunga-
low is stopped high above the
ground can get out to practice
his fancy. Whirling rides revolv-
ing around a center post have
their doors on the inner side so
that centrifugal force makes it
almost. impossible for a panicky
patron to climb out.
Guns in shooting galleries are
tightly chained to counters for
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Catholic U.-"CroSs Your Fin.
gers; $3.50 pm.
National - Dark. THE Tea.
house of the August Moon
starts May 81.
Shubert-Dark. Thieves Par
adise" starts May 20.
Screen
Ambassador - THE Maverick
Queen; 1:20, 1925, $50. 7:35
and $40 pm.
Capitol - Meet Me In Las
Vegas: 11:10 am, 100, 1925
5:35. TAO and GAS pm.
Colony = THE Ladykillers";
6:15, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia Tribute to Bad
man.; II am, ITO, 800. $50
TAO and 9:55 pm.
Dupont - "Zanzabuku";; /
PAS, 4:30, $40, sos and 9:5s
pm.
Keith's-"On the Threshold Of
Space; 11:4O am. 1;40, 3:45
5:45. 1852 and 9:55 pm.
Little =" Flesh Merchant: /
2;35. 4. 5:35. 7. $40 and GAS pm
Neutrality-suspicious. at Sea-;
6:15. 8 and $50 pm.
MetropOlitan-"The Maverick
Queen; 11:45 am, las, 3:45
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
OntariO-"The Birds and thu
Bees; lis, 800. $50, 7:35 anC
GAS pm.
Palace-"The Revolt of Mamie
Slower: 1880 am, 1875, $40
$40. 7:45 and $50 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Patterns"; 11:2I
am, los. ESQ. 4:35. $40, 8:lI
and 9:55 pm,
PIaza-"Citizen Kane; 1925
$40. S, tbs and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Picnic";; II am
los, 3:15, 5:25, 1885 and 9:5I
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday"
2 and $3.50 pm.
OF criticizing for their paper
criticized everything.
After a particularly brillian
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youngsters who took the Job
performance in Berlin had been
most unfairly and stupidity at
tackled, Katie used her umbrella
on the critic, to the vast amuse-
ment and delight of the theater-
goers in that ruined city. That
she has done so again indicates
the spirit of the old girl and it
might have a salutary effect on
newspaper publishers who still
seem to feel in Germany and
Austria that the theater is, at
best, only deserving of fourth
rate talent from their reporters.
You can understand, there
fore, my delighted reaction to
your piece on Katie Dorsch, who
is holding the theater torch high,
an artist who still has fire
enough left to wallop the I'M
believing"
ANY TIME-There is another
communication here that might
fairly be called less Illuminating
than that from Mr.. Heinrich.
This one is from Estel Druskin,
who deals in models and fashion
shows. 1t reads, in full:
"At a recent poll on entertain
ment at Walter Reed Hospital,
the patients said they'd most
like to see a real fashion show
with BEAUTIFUL MODELS,
LOTS OF SWIM SUITS AND
COCKTAIL DRESSES. Patti
Mayfleld and I of Fashion Show
Productions are obliging. We've
picked the most gorgeous gals
in town to model-Jane Russell
may have terrific f1gger but.
7. Everybody in town has been
wonderful. Entertainment
from Windsor Park and other
night clubs. Bernie Schwartz
mann of Tru-Ade, Fan & Bills,
and ever so many providing re-
freshments. Please come if you
can"
Will just any old day or night
do, Estel?
X \ X
PROJECTS AND PEOPLE
Gogi Grant will have to curtail
her holdover week at the Stat
ler's Embassy Room right in the
middle. Shes signed for a sing
ing date elsewhere and 1t can't
be postponed. So, tomorrow, Fri
day and Saturday nights. Naomi
Stevens will be the Embassy
Rooms singer. The May
flower Lounge gets a new orches-
ira next Monday night. Not
precisely new. at that. It will
he Tommy Purcell. returning for
his fourth spring season at the
Lounge. Washington's Betty
Madigan will be a hometown
visitor next week. She'll receive
the Advertising Clubs ENTER
tainer of the Year" award at the
annual dinner at the Willard
on May 26. Preceding Miss Mad
Iigan in the honor role have been
Bob Hope, Kate Smith and Hoagy
Carmichael. Betty's current MGM
record click is a pairing of 81
Miss. the Boy" and Surprise. IS
|. New at the Windsor Park
lis Denise Lor of the Garry Moore
TV show. She arrived last night,
will be on hand through Sunday.
/. -. Zolya Talma, in Myron C.
Fagan's Thieves Paradise. F."
opening Sunday at the Shubert
Theater, owes her name to Play
wright Augustus Thomas. The
one her parents gave her was
Emma. Said Thomas: "The
name of zolya may be hard to
remember. but you will find that
presently it becomes even harder
to forget" And don't you
forget it. Liberace may have
lost that second movie Warner
Bros. announced too soon, but he
can hardly be unhappy. His Las
Vegas show. Come AS You
Were" may wind up on Broad
way.
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ana clouteQ MIN one. Tne critic
obviously no veteran of the trade,
filed suit. He held that this pub
lie embarrassment was beyond
the call Of duty, whereas any
even Slightly veteran critic knows
that irate actresses are ordinary
occupational hazards.
Divers sometimes get the
bends; critics sometimes are
fallen upon by embittered she
thespians. In this country. the
truth is. this leads to more
friendships than lawsuits.
X X 4 \
Well, it develops that Miss
Dorsch has a supporter here in
Washington in William F. Helm
Itch. He has sent along a well
come note in amplification and
Qualification of the battle in
Vienna.
"Her set-to with the Viennese
critic, Hans Weigel. was not her
first" Mr.. Heinrich writes.
Il know Kitty Dorsch from
her days in Berlin and if were
asked to name a dozen of the
truly great actresses on this and
the European continent certain.
ly her name would be included
She is around so years old now
and nearly blind, but has that
same electrifying quality or
the stage that characterizes PEG.
pie like Helen Hayes, Judith An
derson and Ethel Barrymore
She is unknown here for the
simple reason that she is THEA
TER and not a motion picture
actress and has avoided playing
In America. She does not speak
English.
After the war ended" Mr.
Heimlich continues, German
and Austrian newspapers were
in chaos. as you know. Theatel
critics had either worked fol-
the Nazis or were long since in
this and other countries. There
fore, when the new papers be-
gan publishing. drama critics
were for the most part young
sters who would not know a
couplet from a panzerwagon
With true Teutonic logic, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16
DRIVEN THEATERS
BRANCH DRIVEN

Re. 6-6666. GA Mi. So. d. c. Line,
at Clinton, Nd, Via Branch Ave.
Sc. or Md: Rte. s. Children Always
Admitted Free.
II you liked u Brides for z Bros"
CROSS" with ROBERT TAYLOR. in
CinemaScope. at S:35; "MARILYN
MONROE and STERLING HAYDEN
in THE ASPHALT JUNGLE" IO:35.
Fri Sat: MIDNIGHT SPOOK SHOW,
PLUS > TOP HITS.
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WashinEton'S First Drive-In. So. Of
Alex. Rte. I. Richmond Hwy, Just
Ends Tonight. THE CoNoUERoR,"
at 9:4b, JOHN WAYNE, SUSAN
DRIVEN FRoLiCs," shown. at
s:37. Riddles Free. Free Miracle
Playground. Thurs, "l2 O'CLOCK
HIGH" "SCUDDA HOO SCUDDA
HAY" Box once Opens ZOO PM.
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THE PASSING SHOW
Critic-BeIting Kitty
Is Experienced at 1t
BY HARRY MacARTHUR

Kaethe Dorsch just won't stay out of this column This
complaint mind If there thing the department
Of The Star intends to do it stay in the good of
Kaethe Dorsch.
Her last up, in you have forgotten,
she Wennese critic outside shop
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPLOYED middle-aged
lady to share home with two other
ladies; convenient to Capitol. Ref
erenees exchanged. $40 week Box
YOUNG SINGLE GIRL to share
hon home wi With four four others. Reas. rent
YOUNG MAN viii share attrac. furn.
house with same. N. Arl.. $50 per
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-l or .
men, college grads. $685. yrs to
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type house. mr. Shoreham Hotel.
Private room. parking. rent, SAB.
EN-, 2.S000. Ext. $40, mr.. BUT
oEoRGETowN|i or !: siE iris . to
UNUSUAL ofPoRTUNifY Tor i col
lege grad under 20 to share large
comfortable house with 5 men
Maid and meals. NO. 7-0159.
WIDOW wishes to share home mr.
Univ. Of Md, with a professional
lady. Call HA. 2-S149,
HOUSE (Takoma) to share by Wild
ow and daughter with European
lady; pref. German speaking. piano
~. Laundry, garden, car. ! block
sprinE. CAN JG, s-5735 betw. is
Will SHARE MY QUIET SUBURBAN
HOME with middleaged employed
couple or lady 10; 1882,
lovely GEORGETOWN house with 3
other girls. DE, 2-S5S5.
BUSINESS WOMAN wishes
to share attractivelv decorated
Capitol Hill house with same. Elk
change refs. Ii. 7-Sa96.
COLORED COUPLE or single lady to
share 6-rm, house with other
COLORED - 1853 BELMONT ST.
N.W.-Reliahle family share 10
rm" 3-bath house. NO. 7-059" ewes.
or day. A. S. 4 TR CO., ST. g.
5000 8
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U.-WESLEY HEIGHTS
a brandnew brick split level in
Washington's finest residential sec
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rec: rm. with fireplace; storage
attic: garage. S42 800. JOEL c.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c
3707 33rd Place NV.

1904 N ST. NV.
70 Rooms. ? Baths SIOO
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Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COTTAGE OR SMALL HOUSE. Ice
rms, shade, acreage. cony. trans.
DI 1-15l7 weekdays except Wed
ARLINGTON OR FALLS CHURCH
4-bedrm. unfurn. house. up to $500
month, JE. 2-3272. IS
WANTED, 3-bedroom Diet. home in
sub. Sc. area of Prince Geo Co
Reas. rent. Call RE. 6-63SS after
ppm. Sat. and all day Sundey. So
RESP. PROF. FAMILY needs 3-bed-
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pref; close to Hwy. Bridge; guar
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c COMA; EXECUTIVE and family sa
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Alex, area, mr.. Barrett or Mac
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BEAUTY SALON, nearby Va; 81 900
cash handles; price. $4,000; rent,
500, includ. heat and hot water;
: operators: air cond.; mod equip
other shops, all sections D. c.,
nearby Md and Va. New listings
Myrtle A. Weadon (beauty salon
specialist) now with A. r, SEELYE,
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ROOMING HOUSE

18TH ST.. few doors from Mass
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5l3 baths. 2-car gar. Income quoted
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New. nationally advertised essen
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required for inventory; ideal for
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THREE GREAT BUYS

A modern equipped earage. gAs
station, portable welding machine.
towing truck. room to work on d
cars, rm. for body and fender works
radiant heat; lovely 5-rm. and bath
apt. over building. Building all new
and masonry: large lot on main
highway and within the center OF
eight well-populated beaches. The
present income will show the bust
ness can be paid Tor within 5 years.
Also gas station, with apt. at
tached. auto. garage and store with
apt. All must be sold as 0 whole.
About one acre. Very reasonable
terms.
And a store. gas station. 5-rm.
apt. attached which is under con-
struction. Over . acres on main
highway Ideal for tourist cabins,
delicatessen or lunchroom. Across
road from school on main highway.
Down payment, $500.
Ruby Downs, Broker
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EOGGY ROrTnM

56lS 9th ST. NV.
Detached, 3-bedrm. home; living
Im., dining rm., kitchen on LIST FIR.
Lear garage; oil h.-w, heat; Sll5.
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heat. s9U mo 81 3-gI5o. -
COLORED-9I3 GOLDEN ST. S.W.
2-story brk., 4 RMS, bath, cleo i,
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FURNITURE STORE
FRANCHISE

Established ~ years. Good credit
location. Very reasonable. Retiring
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

Delicatessen located on main high
than $4,000 per week business. All
cash trade. no delivery. LARGE on
sale beer volume. Excellent oppor-
tunity Will support 2 families.
Total price only $4,000 with terms.
Sec today. call Mr.. BROWN
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WITH SWIMMING POOL, Fails
Church. Va. Approx 81 900 square
IT,; modern and up to date. excel
lent furniture Approx $4,000 for
lO-month season. Sl0O,UO0. terms
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 3-2555
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DRUGSTORE

Want to retire; q money
yrs. viii sell at bargain,
$1,000: low overhead; 34%
Over $1,000 stock; good fix-
lures and fountain. Box 402-
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SHOE STOPE

Women's and children's. well estab-
lished, doing nice volume: medium
to better Grade. Need around $25.-
900. No triflers Box 2l7-R. Star.
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BOX 157-R STAR
16.IINIT MOTEL.

On U. $. No. l. Hollywood Fla ,
spacious and tXquiSitely furnished
units, close to tine restaurants, Gull
stream Race Track. beautiful Holly
wood Beach, lots OF fishing owner
reports gross income for q yrs. ay-
erage Of Sg5.00O yrly excellent net
profit $4,000 down For picture
brochure and more information, call
Mr. Pastor
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Is HOUSES 10, SALE. NV. tcoa..l
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HARDWARE STORE

EST % YRS. DOWNTOWE AREA
Rent Sl6U. Open \ am. to u pm.
Closed suns SIl.0O0 stock. Excel
lent net profit per income tax
proof. Business easy TO learn. Own
er will stay with purchaser TO
teach business. sold this business
TO present owner 5ls yrs. ago when
ice. He Is now ready 10 buy larger
business. Priced Sl3.50O; $500 dn.
LES SHILBY
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DRIVE IN

UltrAmodern serving chicken,
steaks, sand. soft Ice cream thick
shakes, etc Southern MARYLAND
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