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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-11-19
Elvis Presley Fan
Gets Into Trouble
With Long Hair

MT. CLEMENS, Mich, III
Robert Phernetton must take the
scissors to his Elvis Presley style
haircut if he wants to go back 10
Romeo Community High School.
Circuit Judge Alton II. Noe 50
ruled Friday in denying the 10
year-old a writ of mandamus that
would have compelled school
authorities to re-admit him.
Robert, the lone holdout among
as high school boys who were
ordered to trim their long hair
and shave off their sideburns,
was suspended from classes Il
days ago.
In the courtroom, damned with
teenagers, he announced. I'm still
not going to get my hair cut"
Mrs. Alice Phernetton, who had
taken the case to court, backed
up her son. Were going to try to
get Robert into another school,
she said. 1--WE don't want to live
under dictatorship"
The court hearing climaxed a
six-week row touched off by Har-
old Barr, Romeo High School
principal. He contended fancy
haircuts, such as those favored by
rock n roll singer Elvis Presley,
could be detrimental to manage
ment of the school. The school
board agreed.
Judge Noe, who, like four mem
bers of the school board is bald
ing. declared: Respect for con-
stituted authority is a lesson that
should be appropriately taught in
the classroom"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-11-19
Unexpected Flight to
Chicago Results From
Snoo1n m plane
10oZe on Plane

LOS ANGELES, ut took DR.
Dow F. Ayres, a chiropractor, Il
hours for 200-mile roundtrip
flight between Los Angeles and
San Diego. He accidentally went
by way of Chicago.
The doctor was returning TO his
home in Los Angeles Thursday
night when he fell asleep in the
plane 1t landed in Los Angeles,
but he didn't. He snoozed on while
the plane loaded passengers, took
off and headed for Chicago.
1t was well on its way there
when DR.. Ayres awoke and asked
a stewardess, when do we land
in Los Angeles?" The answer was
late Friday afternoon, after a
three-hour wait in Chicago for a
plane bound for Los Angeles.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-11-19

One-half of the surface of the
moon has never been viewed by
mankind.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Republicans Back
Arms For Israel

SPRIN FIELD. Ill.
(JTA)-The Illinois delega-
ton to the Republican Ma
tiOnal Convention i'm San
Francisco will support a
resolution favoring U. S.
arms for Israel, Gov. vii.
liam G. StrattOn announced
here. Gov. StrattOn is a
graduate of the University
of Arizona.
Gov. SrattOn said the IIIi-
noiS group would propose a
plan urging u. S. participa-
ton together with other
free nations, "in providing
immediate arms for Israel
to be used for legitimate
self-defense in that land i'm
tegrity against aggression" /"
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17

ganda. A line was introduced
alleging that U. S. support of
Israel was responsible for the
Suez debacle and Communist
penetration of the Arab world.
TESTIMONY WAS given
by President Clarence L. Cole
man Jr., of the American
Council for Judaism, and AL
fred M. Lilienthal, spokesman
for a pro-Arab front group.
Lilienthal originally was al
located 10 minutes in which to
testify before the Democratic
platform committee. It was
the same amount of time mi
TALLY given to others. But Lii
ienthal demanded 35 minutes.
Chairman John w. McCor-
mack, house majority leader
from Massachusetts, told Lii
ienthal that he would be given
a fair chance to express his
views, but would not be al
lowed to dictate to the COM
mittee.
WHEN LILIENTHAL fin
ished his appeal for the aban-
donment of ISraePs cause,
Jose A. Benitez, a delegate to
the convention from Puerto
Rico, arose. Benitez declared
that Puerto Rico would vote
against any such plank as pro-
posed by Lilienthal. He ex-
planned that Puerto Rico has
the greatest admiration for
Israel.
Lilienthal sought to reply
by declaring that he himself
was a Jew. At this point Chair
man Mccormack termed Lii
ienthaPs injection of religion
in this was as irrelevant and
un-American >
Coleman, the ACJ president,
attempted to raise a question
of dual loyalty of American
Jews and attempted to turn
the Democrats against Israel.
Chairman Mccormack asked
if the basis of Coleman'S dual
loyalty premise was correct.
The chairman indicated he
felt it completely consistent
with the American national
interest that America support
Israel and that the state sur
viVe.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Church and Synagogue
In One House Of Worship

In Miami, Fla. the Holy Angel Episcopal Mission
and the Dade Heights Jewish Community Center
found neither had funds enough to build new houses
of worship At joint meeting they decided to share
house of worship and later construct joint COM
munity center. In their 61st annual convention in
Milwaukee, the Jewish War Veterans urged the state
department to declare Fard Zeineddine, Syrian
bassador to u. S. persona non grata for slandering
American Jews.
California shortly will attempt to revise its 25-
year-old Kosher food law; and survey in Boston re-
vealed that SO percent of parents opposed operation
of Hebrew schools in the summer. . . The Mikveh
Israel cemetery in Philadelphia has been named ma
tional shrine And Congress turned down state
department request for spending 313 millions in Israel
for scientific and cultural projects. -.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
40 Years Fusf!
Bourd Quickly
OKs Request

There was a novel twist
to Rabbi Marcus Breger'S
appeal to the board of Con-
gregation AnShei Israel.
1--WE must have" the rab-
bi declared, "a new shulchan
(desk) on the speaking plat
form in the synagogue. 1t is
getting so rickety 1 am
afraid a torah might fall off
it some day.
"And if that happened it
would mean that the entire
congregation would have to
fast for 40 years."
The board hurriedly pass
ed the rabbits recommended
ton.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17

Dept. Of Library & Arci1AS0
State Capitol
Phoenix, Arizona
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
2 TUcsonons
Win Foreiqn
Study Grants

Two young Tucson men
nave been awarded honorary
educational awards in Eng
land for this fall.
DR.. Herbert Rubinstein. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rubin
stein, 1921 E. Seneca, has
been granted a research fell
loWship at the University of
L o n d on S post graduate
school.
NINETEEN YEAR OLD
Davis BORROW, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert BORROW, lis N.
Olive Road, has been selected
as one of 80 youths in this
country to become a Rhodes
scholar and study at the Uni
Versity of Oxford.
DR.. Rubinstein recently
completed five years of in
terneship at the Michael Reese
Hospital. He now has been
selected by the National Can
GER Society to do research
work at the University of Lon
don in hematology. He will
study the illnesses of anemia
and lukemia.
AS A FURTHER honor DR.
Rubinstein, who took his earIy
schooling in Tucson, has been
named an assistant professor
and research assistant at the
University of London. DR. Ru-
blnsteln visited with his par
ents in Tucson before heading
eastWards. His brother, Jo-
seph, is a professor and cura-
tor of rare books at the Uni
versity of Kansas.
Young BORROW has always
been a remarkable scholar.
When he was 16 he was select
ed for the Ford Foundation
scholarship and sent to the
University of Chicago in an
educational experiment.
DAVIS COMPLETED his
university education in three
years and won a bachelor of
arts in liberal arts. He then re-
celVed the Ford Foundation
fellowship in behavioral sci
enceS.
He is one of the youngest
ever to win a Rhodes scholar
ship at the famed English uni
versity.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
The Arizona Post s.
World Report
"A Digest of Jewish World News
25-Year-Military Pact
With Israel Urged

Commander Stephen King-Hall, former MP
called on the English parliament to sign 25-year
mutual defense treaty with Israel. Such move the
retired naval commander declared would cause other
Arab states to turn against Egyptian President Mas
SER Meanwhile, in Washington Irving M. Enge,
president of the American Jewish Committee, met
with Secretary of State Dulles and urged that the
Suez Canal problem be settled with long range view
to insure lasting peace in the Middle East -.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
InsideThePosf...

TucSonanS see the cobalt
bomb ............... page )
Editorial page ..... page 4
The family section
begins on .........P page 5
Organizational news. ..... page 7
Teen Talk ...........pa page 8
Favorlte recipes .........P page 9
Russian Judaism
threatened .....p page 10
Hollywood Report ..... page II
Inside the convention. page u
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
shoIom!
This Is Your NEW Arizona Post
ShoIon!

Sholom! This is the NEW ARIZONA
POST-fresh from its new Hebraic script
masthead to the clever rib-tickling car
toon, 'Dayenu'.
The Arizona Post, which celebrates
its 10th birthday next month. has been
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Chanin
see page two) from the founders of this
important and pioneer Anglo-Jewish
newspaper, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ruiz
Every addition to this pioneer paper
has been made in an effort to build THE
ARIZONA POST into the nations finest
Anglo-JeWish newspaper and to provide
you with all the elements of a fine news
paper.
Our masthead was designed and OK.
ecuted by the outstanding Tucson COM
mercial artist, Morris SIavin. We homo
you'll like it and the many other new fea.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
New JWV Commander

William Carmen of Newton,
Mass, was elected national
commander of the Jewish War
Veterans of the United States.
at the closing session of the
61St annual convention.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Anfi-LsrueI Group
Sharply RebUked
Democratic Platform Group Reps
Pair Seeking To Attack Israel
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
Can exclusive diSpatch)

CHICAGO = JTA)-Anti-Israel elements were
handed their severest rebuke in American political his
tory by the Democratic platform committee.
Anti-Zonists sought to use public hearings of the
platform committee to disseminate Israel propa
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
Jerusalem Deadlocked
Over Reform Temple

After the Jerusalem municipal council granted
rights for establishment of reform temple in the
historical city, the problem was laid before Prime
Minister Ben Guron. Open war has been threatened
by orthodoxy if the reform program is permitted
Digging of the new underground railway has begun
in Haifa.
ParadoxicalIy Germany has become Israel's No.
2 citrus purchaser It is reported the average
Israeli consumed 1850 calories per day last year.
That's still below the U. S. average but 20 percent
higher than for Egyptians. 300 tons of sugar
were produced this year by the company in Afula
And Tabea became the first Arab village in Israel to
be lighted.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17

lures in the POST.
And we hope We'll have your criti-
cism-negative as we'll as affirmative.
We will always have our doors open to
Our readers.
Our new office at 1910 E. Sixth (phone
4-466D will be open am to pm. with
the exception of Saturday and Sunday.
The office will be closed all day Shabos
and open from 1912 am. on Sunday
The next issue of THE ARIZONA
POST will be in the mail Aug. 81 and
will be the large and interesting New
Years issue. Deadline for both advertis-
ing and news copy is Aug. 81. We hope
to hear from all of you.
And remember you can help us build
a greater ARIZONA POST by patroniz-
ing our advertisers and telling them YOU
saw it in the Post.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
THELIGHTER SIDE

THE LIGHTER SIDE hl1lg-SIZeu uII1lKS nave
come to Israel. They're called Miami In the Ne
qev the bull Marshall was honored for his record SO
daughters and Elm Tsurim's 'Sarahle' named
Israels champion COW of the year for giving 1O,835
Kilograms of milk . . DR.. Leo Sachs set up stir
when he revealed Jewish fingerprints had marked
similarity But he promptly hastened to add that al
Jews are not alike" -.
The Arizona post., 1956-08-17
NAMES IN THE NEWS

NAMES IN The NEWS SeVe1lIeeIl-ytdT-UIu
Anne Goldstein of Silver Springs Md, is the new in
ternational prexy for B'na Birth Girls. Henry w.
Levy is the new editor of the Philadelphia Jewish
Exponent Danny Kaye learned his movies have
been banned in Syria because of his pro-Israe lean
ings German Actor Fritz Kortner quit Vienna
production because of anti-semitIsm Chaplain
Walter Jacob has conducted the first Jewish services
on FormOsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
BY the Associated Press

More immigrants we're admit
ted to the United States in the
first six months of 1856 than in
any other similar period since
1929. the immigration Service
said today.
Commissioner Joseph M. Swing
of the immigration and Natural
ization Service said the number
admitted in each Of the six
months averaged about 26,500.
In a report to Attorney Gen.
eral Brownell, Mr.. Swing said
about $4,000 of those admitted
came in under the provisions Of
the Refugee Relief Act.
( The report said total of 100,-
600 persons-out of the 100000
authorized by the act-had beer
admitted by June 80.
In other aspects, Mi. Swing
said every phase" of inspection
work increased during the six
month period. Nonimmigrants
(alien tourists, students, foreign
government officials) totalec
about 315,000-an increase Of
about Z per cent over the com
parable period in 1855; admission
of Mexican agricultural laborer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Immigrant Entries Reach
.Hiqhest Total Since 70

was facilitated. and $4,000 per-
sons were naturalized.
Mr.. Swing also reported a de-
cline in illegal crossings of the
Mexican border He said the
service apprehended 2S,700 per-
sons in the January-June period,
compared to a total of $4,000 in
tie same period in 1855. He
added:
For the first time in the his
tory of the service, Mexican off,
Gals and our officers are Coop
Grating closely in preventing
smuggling over the border by air.
craft. Results have been sub
stantial."
He said SO violators of mar
Icotics laws we're arrested by the
border patrol during the six.
month period and contraband
mostly marijuana. valued a
$l91 ,629 was seized during tina
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Air Force Commander
In Philippines Shifted

MANILA. Aug. / R.-Brig
Gen. William Lee, commander Of
the United States 18th Air Force
in the Philippines. is being trans
ferred to command of the 2250tt
Technical Training Wing al
Amarillo, Tex.
The public information Office
at Clark Air Force Base saiC
Gen. Lee will be succeeded BY
Mai. Gen. John B. Alderman
former vice director of the Ma
tional Security Agency in Wash
ington.
Gen. Lee is leaving August q
after a four-year tour of duty il
the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

view on his last day in Office yes
terday.
Then, too, there is the in
creasing breadth of the program
into research into diseases of the
aged and their treatment.
believe the research program
will have the greatest impact
over the years on healthy people
than any other development in
recent years.
DR.. Scheele added 1--WE are
looking at contemporary prob
lens more intensively now thar
in past years"
The increased emphasis or
air pollution and water pollution
and their control. and the in.
creased work on chronic diseases
all are very important" he ex'
planned.
Then, too, we are now paying
more attention tohighway acct
dents"
The Surgeon General said de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Air Tuxis Abound

NOME.-Air travel is very
popular in Alaska. Small bush
planes are nearly as common as
taxis, and Alaskans use them
as such. Nearly any point in
Alaska can be reached by small
plane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Wood Walks Must Go

ASSINIBOIA, Saskatchewan
R.-The wooden sidewalks in
this town have got to go. town
council decided. Application will
be made for approval to issue
deventures for $4,000 for con-
struction of concrete sidewalks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Double Theft Victim

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1 Up
Police today were investigating
a double robbery. Louisiana
tourist. Miss Barbara Lucille
Carson. was robbed by a pick
pocket in a street crowd of heI
purse containing $500 cash. Ar
irving home. she found thieve:
had stripped her apartment Of
furnishings valued at $2,400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

velopment Of the Salk polio vac
cine and other virus vaccines
gives announcement we are ad-
vancing more and more into the
virus field"
He said the work may help
pave the way for a virus vaccine
aimed at preventing what is
called the common cold-it
doesn't kill many people but is
our most wasteful disease"
Dr.. Scheele resigned recently
to become president of Warner
Chilcott Laboratories, Inc, at
Morris Plains. N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

RETIRES-Alfred o. Duck
EFT, IS, who started IS years
ago as the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Com
missions first auto me-
chanic, is retiring today as
superintendent of trans
portation for WSSC. He
lives at 3413 Rhode Island
avenue, Mount Rainier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Profit in Lotteries

CANBERRA.-Lotteries con-
Quoted by the government OF
New South Wales last year
realized a profit of $8,320.000, the
equivalent of $40 per person
in the state. Most Australian
states conduct lotteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
DR.. ScheeIe Retires,
Halls Medical Gains
BY the Associated Press

DR. Leonard A. Scheee United States Surgeon Gen.
era says expansion medical research the last decade prob
ably significant development in public health in his 70
years with the service.
such ascertain the and permit
Diseases Dr. Scheee said in an inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Swiss Merchant Navy

ZURICH. = Switzerland oper-
ates a fleet of % ocean-going
merchant vessels. All but foul
were built since World War II
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2so ACRES
Lors. AcREAeE FoR SALE

REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-36OC
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SAFE

CADILLAC 'B2 "62" convertible,
radio. heater. hydramatic drive:
original light blue: immaculate: only
Wheeler, Chrysler- Plyn .outh
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-, 2-1020
CADILLAC 1854 "62" convertible
coupe; russell finish. all-leather in
terror; fully equipped. power steer
ing, power brakes. wire wheels: very
clean. Excellent value at only ST.
395. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. Mw. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 "82" sedan: black
finish. with beautiful blue interior.
This Is an outstanding car: natural
~ like new.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
Fairlinston shopping Center
Alex. Va. oV. 3-O360
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CADILLAC 1858


4-dr: Fleetwood; full bower eauip-
10000 original miles. This car has
had meticulous care. Low down pays
ment. Full price, 1895. BILL
ADAMS, INC. Il block on BenninR
I'd. 5000 MINI. ave. NE, LU. q
CADILLAC 1856 convertible coupe;
beautiful black with white top, red
leather interior; fully equipped: pwr.
steering, power brakes; ccc guar
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 coupe; 5000 actual
miles: never abused or damaged:
orig. owner: save $500. Price, S3,s
D95. RE. 5-7764.
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VTNDALE. 1855
MACHINERY end EQUIPMENT

I'd 18A cable blade. woodbridge IA
lion lG2 grader. all in good cond.
Can be seen at $500 Indian Head
highway or call l. C. MURRAY. Jr.
10 7-3434.
NEW INC WHEEL TRACTOR with
leaders. backhoe. graders. carry
lifts, brooms. etc. Used Ford with
loader. grader and backhoe. OC 8
Cleatrac with loader and grader
MALONEY'S, INC. JU. S-3333.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
AVIATION

|TRIPACER 1888 super Custom; 10
hrs. on new engine. Omni and full
panel; $500. OIL. 4-09sS.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE - Splendid loo
for select. light industrial opera
ton: 5OO0u 50 IT, on corner. Al
utils, In and .seTything ready y
level ultramodern building OF 10 000
so. II. on each 'evel Truck load
ing on each level. Parking for l0C
cars or more Rental very reaS
or will sell land fer mefitoriou'
uses only. DERMOT ME-. $500
Rockville nike. IA. i-T0Oc
20 0OO SQUARE FEET. LIGHT IN
DUSTRlAL ideally situated IN heart
I'd Good frontage: Tor sale or will
.build 70 suit tenant Call JU. o.
6022: ewes, Pc. 2-2S2S.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

SMALL STORAGE SPACE. approx.
= imately 1,4O0 50. IT,, lge. door
and high ceiling; close-in Mary
= land. SP. 3-6363.
Commercial Storage
BY the So. IT or by the Item
Once Space Also Available
Kane Warehouse Co.
Adams 2-2SS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT


OFFICE, including heat and light,
IN central location Of Silver Spring;
$25 month Call JAMES d. ORA
PER. ~. p-335p, for appointment
sCBLBAsE FINE OFFICE, furnished.
reeeptionist. large once bldg: very
reasonable pa Dupont Circle
Bids, DU. 7-sTsO.
NICELY DECORATED. SINGLE OR
DOUBLE OFFICES-Large closets
DAYS. AID. 2-l5i6. ewes, WO
LARGE BUSINESS OFFICF AVAIL.
. ABLE. end floor GUARDIAN FED.
ERAL. Immediate occuuancy $500
Georgia ave. IN heart OF SILVER
u 8uring. Al services and convent
Il ences For Information call ~.
DENTAL AND MEDICAL OFFICEs-
Lease or purchase Of suites in pro-
posed BUILDING 10 be known as
Heeven Corners Medical-Dental
q Building" Located IN Seven Cor.
nsTs Va area. BOX e2-R. star
DOCTORs!--A limited number OF
!. once suites available in new silver
SprinE Medical Bids 81 Ca ave
Is Mr.. MACK az WALKER q DUN
= Tor, INC co s.0.ea
DENTAL OFFICES and laboratory
al PLUMBING and Utilities roughec
N Tor = chairs Located 10 iarg,
krlington apt development. u
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcons.I

BUICK SO Roadmaster conv.; com.
pany onlcial car, driven only SOC
miles; fully equipped; can be bought
with reduction Of 81, 200 in price
Cash, trade, terms. OHIO WILL
LIAMs BUICK, 1910 Good Hope
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Rockville-COmmercial

soft. show window front on 2
Montgomery ave. mr. Park st. Ap-
mer auto. agency comml heavy traf-
&c intersection
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
m 6-ahaa. o TIL O
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DOWNTOWN
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

ON 9th STREET. above Florida ave.
IL 500 IT on . floors, split level;
wide overhead door of wide alley;
ami. incl. 3-phase go volts on
each floor Priced reasonable. Call
Mr. Glastonbury. LU 2-93f9
John F. DonohOe & Sons
s14 PENNA. AVE Sc
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Times the Rental

Here is an investment must. Six
apartments, plus store on lease:
4-story brick and basement; oil
h.-w.h. Tenants pay own utilities,
J balance. Perpetual. s27, 300 at SO -.
I owner will take paper or what-have-
YOU. Call MR.. DORFMAN, CO.
5-4056.
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A Real Bargain

NURSING HOME. BRINGING IN
$1,000 MO. FROM II PATIENTS.
Could be expanded. ~ rooms and 3
baths, on . acres. Good neighbour
hood; fine view; main highway.
Fine new kitchen equipment and oil
: burner Real estate and business
for sale for SCI 600. Owner ILL., Call
Z LEY, INC, PO 2-615I: ewes. J. c.
4 Smith OIL -nnaA
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BoATs

I17-FT. cHRIs-cRAFr cAvA-
LIER, 95 h.p.: equip: WAS
EFT 5:iSy TROJAN Custom NEU s2'Oo'
WAS Sl.O95 NOW 7gs
1BLE. WAS 81 700 NOW 1875
14-FT..l SEA SCAMP. WAS
14:FT. CONTINENTAL. WAS "0
lb-FT. ANDERs INBoARD. ''
with Arnold Sea Mite: WAS -
139FT. ARIsTo-cRAFT. WAS
left. ARIsTo-CRAFT. WAS
1aeeFT. WIZARD holiday.
smgsoSoth side fiberslas; WAS a..
14.PiT' WIZARD uTEIiMTY. 30
left. WIZARD SPORT.
WAS $3.50 NOW 1876
12-FT. ANDERS. all mahog-
any: Utility Runabout. WAS -
Easy terms, bank financing. Free
storase and delivery.
WILLIAM ]. LITTLE
636 Maine Ave. S.W., MA. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
FIRST TINE OFFERED
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

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