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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24

LYNCHBURG. Va. Sept. "a
tSpeciaD An organization of
Catholic laymen meeting here
yesterday criticized the Virginia
General Assembly for its adop-
ton of the so-called "NAACP
package" legislation.
The bills were aimed at limit
ing litigation on race issues in
the State and were adopted by
heavy majorities in both houses
of the legislature.
The Diocesan Holy Name
Union. during its 32d annual
convention, adopted a resolu-
ton declaring that it "deplores
any action by the Virginia Gen.
ieral Assembly that proscribes
the activities within the Com
monwealth of any minority
group unless it can be clearly
demonstrated that such group is
actively working toward the de-
struction Of the Government of
the United States or of Virginia. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
.Amvets' Art Show
Opens Wednesday

An Amvets' art show will open
Wednesday and continue during
shopping hours in Woodward &
Lothrop's new Seven Corners
store through Saturday with q
special exhibit scheduled Sunday
from 2 to 6 pm.
Amvets Post No. Z is present.
ing n area artists in q variety
of media. including 40 oils, 80
water colors. nine pastels, eight
prints. 10 drawings, four sculp-
lures. seven ceramics and l6
miscellaneous works Of children
of Army Map Service employees.
Col. Julian D. Abel, COM
manding ofhcer of the Army
Map Service. Corps of Engineers.
win exhibit a step-by-step dis
play Of modern map making. A
mobile field map making unit
from Fort Belvoir will demon
strate field map making tech
niuues.
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operation Administration, will
be making several stops on the
way home, where q dog would
not be allowed.
A veterinarian described Pal
Du as a Lhasa Apso, Mr.. Cole
man said. The breed, sometimes
known as a Tibetan TERROR, is
unusual. 1t has been traced back
at least 800 years, he said.
Pal Du has long silky hair and
looks, Mr.. Coleman said, as If "a
miniature kerry blue got mixed
up with a miniature husky"
Trip 20 Days Overdue
Her name means calico, ac-
cording to Mr.. Colman, and is
common in Sherpa country. He
suspects it comes from her null
ticolored coat, light with orange
and brown mixed in.
Miss Cowgill's trip took her
from May IL to July %, Mr.. Col
man reported. 20 days more than
scheduled. 1t was with great
relief that he learned she had
arrived in Darjeeling. There,
Miss Cowgirl reported in a letter,
she met the famed Sherpa guide
Tensing Norgay Of the success
full Mount Everest expedition,
who invited her to visit his home.
Tensing liked Pal Du, too. Miss
Cowgirl wrote, and called her a
very fine BUDDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24

A shortage of living quarters
and long lines to book stores and
meal counters marked opening
day at the University Of Mary
land today.
While late registrations will
continue this week, the school
has reported a College Park en-
rollment Of 1854. a rs per cent
jump over last September. OF
this number. 7,404 are full-time
undergraduates, 1859 are part
time students, and S91 are in the
graduate school.
The mems housing situation
was reported simply as being
terrible"
Some 1850 spaces in the mems
dormitories were filled two weeks
ago, including a temporary struc-
ture that holds $50, according
to Bob James. assistant dean Of
men.
Boys last week were walking
up and down the streets of Col
lege Park knocking on doors
looking for rooms" Mr.. James
said.
Doyle Royal, another assistant
dean Of men. said there was q
line Of boys outside his office this
morning inquiring about off,
campus rooms. He said he felt
sure all eventually would find
housing
Women's dormitories also
we're reported filed with the
deans ONCE still pondering over
q long list Of goods anxious for
dormitory space.
The Maryland State Planning
Commission last week approved
plans for two women's dormi-
tories costing $500. 900, and two
mems dormitories priced at
$4,000.
Traffic around the snack bar
IN the Student Union Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
U. Of Maryland Opens
With Living Space Short

was congested by long lines. Stu
dents looked for improvement in
the dining hall. however. During
the summer the dining hall
kitchen was moved from the
basement to the main floor and
facilities made for handling six
food lines, rather than the four
that operated last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
Mems Church Dinner

The Bethesda Presbyterian
Church win hold a mems fellow
ship dinner at 6 pm. Thursday
in the fellowship han Of the
church, Clarendon road and
Wilson lane in Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
OVERTONES OF FALL ~.
there's a wealth Of fashion
in Monet's new
TOUCH OF GOLD

Moke effective use Of Monetss
tailored oold-eoIor metal series
"Rcundobout". See its shining
splendcr against foIl's dark
tones. urban tweeds, the import
ant fomily Of toupes and beige.
Adjustable necklace. 500
Disk bracelet. 500
Bracelet. 400
Earrings. 500
Plsoss add lo% Federal tax.
WGL-costure Jewely, LIST Floor
-. also Chevy Chose. 7 Corners
and Alexondrio
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nous ..s . 10 - s.s @ s @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
800 70 los

You'll carry with pride one Of
these smart umbrellas by P. K.
The elegant hondIes, mony
imported. are Of carved and pol
ished wood, some Leather trim
med, whonoee. Iucite and gold
color trimmed lucite. and nnony
others. There ore long and short
styles, in both 10 and Is rib mod
els. Long wearing ocetote and
nyIon covers in fashion shades.
W0L-UmbrelIos, Isl Floor
:. selections at Chevy Chose. Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
rich looking, like calf
and cleans with a damp cloth
PERMATONE PLASTIC

You're lucky with a Permotone
bag. it WORT rain spot or blister
when wet, color won't rub off on
clothes. Black, navy, brown, red.
toupe.
On the model: British suede lined
square sotehel. amber color
hondle.
In the panel: Rectonoulor sotcheI
with Ieother lining, amber color
handle. Leather lined big bucket
bag with gold color trim.
Please odd 1922 Federo tox.
W6L-Hondboos, ist Floor
!. also Chevy Chose. I Corners
and Alexandra
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

Jewish national aspirations crYs-
talized. and deflected but little
from the intensity Of the class
conflict. While Zionism gained
ground MARKHAM schooled "revo-
lutionaries" discovered that "di-
rect action" might have had
meaning and urgency in embat-
tied Czarist Russia. but made no
sense in fiercelY competitive
America. here were those who
regarded Zionism and Socialism
as mutually exclusive concepts in
whose parallel preachment they
saw divergent goals.
A younger set of writers t'die
Junge'') appeared and proclaimed
art as an aim in itself. Art, they
argued, is the free striving of the
human spirit for beauty and. uni
versal truth, and must not be
subordinated to claShing class
interests. Their attitudes anchor
ed in American avant garde writ
ing, and their little magazines
approximated American tradition
and culture with their own. Their
poetry, fiction and critical evalu-
ations deviated from past influ-
ences, and drew impetus from the
American scene. J. J. Schwartz
wrote an impressive verse epic
called Kentucky" and Reuben
Ludwig was acclaimed for his
''Indian Motifs" , Elisha Landau,
Mani Leib, Moshe Leib Halpern,
Reuben Eisland, Joseph Rolnik,
Menachem Boraisha, and others.
Yiddish literature flourished as
(Continued on Page l4l)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

yearning for freedom and oppor-
tunity, a drive for self-expression
and fulfillment.. Their struggle
with the sweatshop and slum ten
ements famed their bewilderment
to a pitch of pathos and insurg-
ency, and the propaganda lyric
became potent weapon. It was
pioneered by David Edelstadt,
Joseph Bofshover, Morris Rosen-
field and Morris Winchefsky who
couched the social motif in stir
ring song. It gave people heart
and hope, if not finished art.
Around the turn of the century
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
Proud Charleston
Grandparents

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald S.
Jacobs of Cincinnati, Ohio an
nounce the birth of daughter,
Shelly Ann, on July 81, 1856.
Mrs. Jacobs is the former Miss
Sandra Schwartz, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schwartz
of Charleston, S. C..
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31
Charleston, s. L.
Reflections On Yiddish Letters
BY SAMUEL KREITER

tercentenarY settlement
which Jewish communities the country recently celebrated
brought into focus the state Of Yddish literature However its
The Yddish periodical
the seventies and laid the groundwork for It's artors
the economic. religious social political
conditioned by their traditional and culture and
and Il
the dynamic Of democratic living and taught
contribute the counY material and creative
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-31

That was the formative period
of Jewish immigrant life. Their
legacy of persecution and poverty
kindled in the immigrants a
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AUCTION SALES
ucTloN EVERY WEDNESDAY,.

AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY,
south Of Wardolf, on Rte. ;. Farm
fresh eggs, country meat, cattle
poultry, furniture. antiques farm
machinery, produce We auction
ANYTHING for anybody. MECHANICS
ANTIouEs and modern furniture,
glass. china. bric-a.brac. etc. Thurs
day, $40 pm SUBURBAN AUG.
TONS Rockville. Md
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that ]
VIII sell at public auction at the
metropolitan Police Department
trancel. 46g-417 c street. NV, al
. uO am, Wednesday. May y,
1856 the miscellaneous sale con
siSting Of. household furniture, once
furniture. ONCE equipment tires,
tubes. wheels. rags. scrap metal, me.
chanica tools. auto accessories
cameras, electrical appliances. books
rings. other items Of jeweirs, i ant
numerous other items All item,
sold "as r." without guarantee OF
warranty OF any kind and terms OF
the sale Is cash. Due to the nu.
merous items TO be sold minute
be sold will be Impossible You ar,
invited TO look around and so fai
as possible decide what items vol
desire 10 bid on before they arr
offered, The warehouse will be oper
on Monday. May z, 1855. from
900 am. to 400 PM. on Tuesday
from 900 am. 10 3 % pm. III,
sale viii begin promptly at 900
am on "wednesday May p. 1853
EARL p. HARTMAN fnspet "
Chief talso pfopertvl Clerk. Metro,
nolitan Police Department. D c
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735 Lamont St. NV. 5

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR, un-
der A.. exper., large volume pri-
waite accounting, supervision
PURCHASING AGENT earth NOV NOV.
ing equipment. speak French,
U.S.A possession. moving, family
uaVel expense to $4,000
Natl. Sales. Mgr, auto shock alb
sorber mfgr,,. eXper auto after
market. all expenses, travel
US. Midwest $4,000 up
TECH. SCIENTIFIC. NO FEES
Hundreds Of positions in all fields
OF electronics mfg. guided missiles,
research. aircraft, design electrical,
piping. structural, mechanical and
electro mechanical. Positions To-
Gated across the country. many local
and nearby. We will be glad to
discuss possibilities with you.
WASHINGTON member NATIONAL.
PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, located
in over 100 principal cities, Offering
coveraRe
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg
9TH and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-9442
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PERSONAL Cont

SEAMSTRESS wants
sewing at nome after hours. Ii.
3,33S4 after = pm: q
sales and service our speciality. ia
cobsen. REQ. Toro and Sunbeam
mowers. Columbia, Schwinn, Rudge
and Rollfast bicycles. Trade-ins ac-
cepted Repairing of all makes.
Prompt service Work guaranteed
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE,
Wis. ave. at Que ST., AID. 2-Ol 90.
In Arl, Va, PARKWAY CYCLE co.
Lee hwy. at N. Kirkwood I'd. ia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. retouch-
ms, colorins. KE. 7-0633 today or
Rec VOICE LESSONS to tenor and
bass singers for assistance in white
s e; church choir II 6-6954,
LEARN HOW TO STUDY and win,
in schools, colleges, life For free
booklet call ia. 9-l141 or EN-. >
93S1 or 10 Aura
HAIR TIMING. % WIS. exper. -.
Clairol or Roux tint. SO so cornpl.
perm, 50. FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP,
ISL l4th ST. NV AID. 4-a674,
ROOM. plus spacious
sitting room, Tray service. Elderly
or retired lady. Private home. WO.
COAT -oF-ARMS, so: hand eolored
cens, Iibrri FoRsF. re TivO ffs sidsi
Will GIVE BOARD AND CARE tc
elderly or invalid person in private
home I'M 3-5I1O.
STENOIYPIST. experienced: cleo
typewriter; after g pm. Sat, Sun.
- p hr. North 1-4711,
So REWARD to first person who
Loan at less than l0os. Secured by
wares in warehouse co. 5-g602
Box l31-Z, Star.
VACANCY, elderly person. tray serv-
ice, private room. next 70 bath
RETIRED GENTLEMAN desires some
form Of light work. energetic and
% Sd,1S Country preferred. LU
in we'll equipped nursing
care. Reas rates Jr1 5-oonn '''s
BEST, CARE for elderly person:
pr,o1rrches a and lawn; central location.
JOB TO D C. oeices wanted
BOB DOYLE. Box SG01, Wash
II. .. C.. or LA. 6-7155.
GHOST WRITING AM EDITING
professional writer books. speeches,
articles. JU a-4765.
ALTERATIONS, repairs, dressmak-
ing no Job too big. none too small.
Conscientious work. reasona BILE
rates. REGINHs CUSTOM After.
ATOMS CENTER. 400 Hampton
lane, Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 4-a5S7'
in corvalescent home for
elderly people: 3 good meals daily:
90 per mo AD "-a155.
ARCHITECTURAL PLANS expertly
drawn for new homes and addi-
tions. prepared for hermit approval:
done req onahly JU. 7-91t3.
BEAUTIFUL HOME overlooking park.
Large private room for elderly lady
every care and comfort possible
given q real home to those away
from their own homes. Three deli
cious. well-balanced meals a day
Reference EXCHANGED. This Is a
Christian home and guests must be
conSiderate Of others in the home
All guests are accented with love
and kindness. Particulars. AID 4
6l43. 3 10 y Z to q pm.
FOR MATURE PERSONS in good
health, not requiring nursing care
Very large, eXQuiSitely furn. front
corner room: pvt. bath. md fir.
Very exceptional food, TV. Stein
way piano; . meals. 6 days per
week: 800 Also lge room with
fireplace equally as attractive.
with semipyt. bath; 500. DU. =
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Accountant
Junior

For staff of expanding CpA
firm opening a branch Office
in D. G.. area about June /.
ThE Is an unusual oppor-
tunity for ambitious Young
man who owns a car. All re-
plies considered strictly con-
fidential.
Interview will be In Wash
ineton. D. c.
Send complete resume Of
qualifications and personal
data to MR.. A. G Girls
VOID. 1915 Reverdy road,
Baltimore L.. Maryland.
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MASTER TAILORING

Double breasted. Of fashioned
suits converted 10 up-to-date single
breasted styles by recuttlng coat to
peri ut by expert tailor and de-
signer OF new cnStom-tailored
clothes Special price for short time
only Sif. Salts. assured. FISH
EFF 5, NO, 7-61s5, 2l.1 18th ST
NV
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Phone ST. $4,000
Star Classified Gets Fast Acion For ReaderS and Ad0rtiS
HELP-MEk

AUTO SALESMEN-Have > openings
lett Here is a real opportunity to
Washington's lareest Ford dealers.
Moyins INTO the most modern auto
center IN this city. Must be expert
enced. sober and reliable neat in
appearance. Can earn from $500
TO $4,000 per year. An opportunity
tnat comes once in lifetime for
the right person See Mr. Cocker
MOTOR CO.. 1850 2Oth st. NV.
-
AUTO SEAT COVER INsTALLERs.
experienced. good shop, high pay.
Apply o6o5 NJ ct n
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AUTO PAIRS MANrord de.i

AUTO PARTS MAN-Ford dealer
wants experienced Ford parts man
5la-day week; insurance benefits
vacation with paw; salary open.
Boy 46-X. Star. %
AUTO PARTS RUNNER, with some
experience in parts dept; 5la-day
week: group disqualification and
Uther benefits. ROYAL MOTORS.
INC, 1910 Upshur st. NV. ia o.
200. MI. Gearhart. IS
AUTO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT
SALESMAN-Onc OF WASHINGTON S
oldest firms mas opening for ! ex-
perienced SaleSlnRn or parts man
All name brands handled Estab-
lished D C Va and Md. territory
Guaranteed salary and car ex-
penses to star excellent working
conditions. Give brief resume in
reply. Box GA, Star -
AUTO SALESMAN. FORD-Best pay
plan in town Make your own
deal. etc For proof call Mr.. Helm
.lein TAKOMA FORD JU. $4,000.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-Wash-
ington's LARGEST Studebaker dealer
is expanding ssles force; excellent
opportunity: active location: liberal
floor time plus employe benefits.
Apply in person to Mr. Miller,
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES. $3.50
Georgia ave. NV -
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF HEARING - Notice is
hereby given OF a Public Hearing for
7, TuE ESa Ss,0 MAY ss, 1884, so,,s a PM
yer Spring Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, Inc for the fiscal year July
/, 1856, to June 30. 1857. at which
time all interested persons. resi-
dents Of the firc tax area viii be
slycn an opportunity 20 be heard
DEPARTMENT INC, Attest 49,
ALBERT II RAJOTTE, Secretary
BY PAGE p. HOPKINS. President.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon FRIDAY. May IL, 1856, al the
ONCE OF the State Roads Commits
sion at Laurel, Maryland. Offering
to purchase the improvements 10.
Gated on the following properties:
/. Abraham Chaifetz, 1903 5;ird
ST. Dillon Park, he story frame
dwelling; ,. Frank L. SimpkinS.
Ola Harper st.. Dillon Park, -
story frame dwelling 3 Arvin L.
White. 5Hl1 G St. Dillon Park.
Dempsey. 5000 Clarke pi. Cedar
VALLEY. liz story brick dwelling;
>, Henry Ottaviano. 5000 Valley
I'd. Cedar Valley, li3 story brick
dwelling. The properties are To-
Gated or the proposed highway i'm
provement between Meadows and
D c. line. All Of these improve
ments must be removed Gown to the
ground line by midnisht, Friday
July u. 1886 Details. bidding forms
and special bidding envelopes may ne
mission Office at Laurel. Maryland.
The properties must Oe bid indi-
viduanY Each property to be bid
must be on separate bidding form
and accompanied by two certified
or cashiers checks: the first in the
amount NJ the bid and the second
In the amount Of the guarantee as
specified on the Did form. District
ONCE Telephone-Parkwav 10000
apa9,my6
SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon. Friday, May Is. 1886. al the
office of the state Roads Commis-
sion at Laurel, Maryland: Offering
70 purchase the Improvement To-
Gated on the former Sol and Alvin
Greenland Property odd T. p Bus
Terminsh properties in Erandy-
wine, MARYLAND, located on the pro-
posed highway Improvement be-
tween Silver Hill and T. B Road.
All of these improvements must be
removed down 10 the ground line,
by midnisht. Friday. Iulv g. 1855
Details bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes NAV he Obtained
AZ the State Roads Commission
once at Laurel MARYLAND Tele-
phone number Parkway 5-06a0.
ap@amy6
'FNFD BIDS wiz he received until
NOON FRIDAY. NAV -. 1856. 81
the office nf the state Road Com
mission at laurel, MARYLAND offer
ins ~ purchase the improvements
l,ocsted or I've following properties.
AAA-ta ttllls > . J = ~ SiFttLs
Dillon Part 1-storv frame dwelling
+" Ethel @ Eomher a31t ClprR
Mace, Cedar Valley l-ctorv brick
dwelling g. Ernest W Johnson
73hi Clark place. Cedar Valley T.
story hr'ck DWELLING Thomas
Ernest. i30G Clark place. Cedar
Valley. 1-storv brick dwelling. The
properties are located nr thp pro
posed highWsv improvement be-
tween Meadows and D. c. line
All NJ these improvements must he
removed dnwr TO the ground line
by MIDNIGHT. Friday, July ~
1885 Detail biddinr forms ard
special BIDDING envelopes MAY be
obtained AZ the state Roads Com
Mission Office at Laurel Marvlard
The Nrnoertios must br hid In
diyiduallv. Each property to he
bid on must be on separate
bidding form and ACCOMPANIED b.
two certified nr cashiers checks.
the, first IN the amount Of The hid
ana the Second in the amount Of
the guarantee as specified on the
6ld form, District Office phone.
PARKWAY 5-o6a0. my6.l3.
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANTS. Junior and semi.
senior for local CPA's Office. Apply
SINROD a. fash lT35 De sales
St NV. ME S-ia54 -9
ACCOUNTANT, for Arm OF CPA.
Experience not necessary. state
education. age marital status. etc
Box 81 Y star. -
ACCOUNTANTS. and sr. &C.
countants needed by local CPA
firm Salaries commensurate with
ability. Excellent working condi-
tions. and very little travel in
VOWED Call Ma s-g2sg for ap-
ACCOUNTANTS, JRs.. for local air.
cond CPA once, Excel oppor for
advancement, co. 6-54Si for eppt
ACCOUNTANT. Junior, cPA once
State salary and qualifications
Box S3-Y. star.
ACCOUNTANT. Junior or semisenior.
for CPA. Some experience. Submit
full information. Box 351-A. Star.
ACCOUNTING CLERK. young man.
preferably Aceountins student, to
cheek invoices and perform other
work NJ ljsht nature Should be
capable Of Advancement. RE. =
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HELP-MEN Cont
ACCOUNTANTS

Senior and semisenIor public &C
counIants or permanent positions
with advancement opportunity on
staff OF large Washington CPA hrm.
Reply in own handwriting SWING
complete details as TO experience
education, Character. marital status
ana salary requirement. Reply Box
20-A, Star. 10
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AIRY PATE MOTOR CO.


AUTO SALESMEN-Get in on the
busy, season: new and used cars and
trucks. experience not essential.
VIII train. See Mr.. Currin. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. tFordl. 3540 l4th
AUTO SALESMEN-one of Amer
ica's LARGEST Ford dealers needs >
aggressive. hard-hitting statesmen
DESTROYS Of making $4,000 per
year selling Americas fastest sell
ing car; liberal pay plan, S35 per
week salary while learning: life in
surance. health and accident bene-
fts.. Phone for appt.. Mr.. Dick
Slarke or Bob Rodes. PARKWAY
AUTO Statesmen, used cars: expe-
rienced. no floaters: must furnish
Al references; excellent paw plan;
transportation furnished: plenty adj
yertising and floor period. See Mr..
e: E. Thornton or Jack Lynch.
MoNTGOMERY-sTUBBs. Lincoln
Mercury Dealer. 3115 BladensburE
I'd, No phone calls
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ADVERTISERS Prefer Star Classified

when answering advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
enclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl rdiRe. Copies serUe the pur-
pose. Originals may get lost.
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AUCTION SALES Cont. }
At Auction
Valuable Unimproved Land

At Auction
Valuable Unimproved Land
Zoned Heavy Commercial
FRONTING APPROXIMATELY 500
FEET ON UNLIMITED SERVICE
ROAD, PARALLEL TO BLUE STAR
MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, ROUTE So
ALTERNATE 3OI.
SALE ON PREMISES
Tuesday, May %, 1856
At 2 O'Clock Pm.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIMEi
Service road OF Blue Star Memorial
highway only known road with com
mercial property, servicine 3 mar
highways over same road bed This
property has unlimited posSibilitiee
Johnson Restaurant anC Motel. be-
tween New York and Florida. Pres
ent traffic count 10000, anticipated
count to double upon completion OF
dual highway from Jersey turnpike
to Washington
Manner Of sale: The property will
hrst be offered in separate parcels.
bids reserved; then offered as an
entirety dn4 sold in the manner
"a ~ utllS tllr ihIstNt sum Vi MONEY
Terms o. sale: Cash. A cash de-
post Of Toe, of the purchase price
will be required at the time and place
of sale: balanCe within 80 days. Ad-
lus.ment Of all expenses 10 day of
sale Time is OF the essence.
For further information. contact
The auetioneerS,
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