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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
Polish Moss at Shrine

A mass, with the sermon IN
Polish. win be celebrated at IL
am. tomorrow under the spon-
sorship of the Polish Club of
Washington in the Shrine Of
the Immaculate Conception on
Catholic University campus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

COMMUNITY CHURCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23
Vaughn Bible Class
Still Draws Pioneer

Tomorrow. DR. Eugene Rice, go will take the wheel of
his to repeat Sunday journey he made almost without
interruption since 1882 to attend the Vaughn Bible Glass he
helped found at the Calvary Baptist Church. Eighth and
streets NV.
adult Sunday school for men recently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-23

CHURCH WORLD SERVICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toni0hts top shotOs preueiped BY ~ Keys STAFF
who attend rehearsdls match screenings and dnGyze
scripts NetO York aud Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide to pieUers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

wise. was a picture OF some
merit and that we're not likely
70 see anything IN the rest of
the entire shock" package,
with the possible exception Of
Bella Lugosi's -Dracula." that
50 skillfully establishes mood
and setting.
A touch that had completely
skipped my mind. for example.
was included In an early scene
as the slovenly Igor paused on
. step In the eerie castle, care
fully placed the lamp down.
and Strengthened out one Of his
dangling socks. II was ~ II
Chaplin had walked by the day
they were shooting.
The scene in which the mon
ster meets . child who Is I'M
afraid Of him remains a mas
terpiece. II is this lesson In
subtlety that the producers who
aped the formula forgot IN
their hurry to cash in on the
cycle.
The success Of the Shock
package in other cities. met
dentally, has prompted q num-
Der OF the more alert independ-
ent Tv outfits 70 begin produc-
ton on contemporary horror
shows. A Tales Of Franken-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

WpIK-IIs Es.--DsyIlshi ssiy
WAaL--Iso ks.--DyIIsht snIy
Weav-ioss Ks.-oyIlGAt ssI
WusT--ii7e Es.--Dyii1Ai Ssy
Wfix-i11o Ks.--DTIIsht saIy
Wwpc-i7so Ks.--7i-hsui spsrstim
WFea--iiis ks.-DyIIIhi ssIy
Wook-ila Ks.--ii-AaH spTstiss
wtim-issu Ks,--s IN. 10 I en-.
WoL-iiss ks,-J IN. 10 nldnIght
WuoH-isio ks.--osyIlIhi ssg
WpNW-issu ke.--siis 90. 70 suaseL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
SOC. wAsH-FM-In the Con-

500. wASH-FM-In the Con
cert Hall: Leonore Overture
No. 3 by Beethoven: Mathis
der Mailer by Hindemith,
Ride Of the Valkyries BY
Wagner.
7:ls. WGMS-Dipiomatis
Desk: Gabe Vogliatti inter-
views Keith Kyle. corre-
spondent for the Economist
Of London.
$500, WMAL-FM-E venin 6
Concert: Carmen Suite No.
l by Bizet: La Boheme for
orchestral by Puccini: Prel-
ude No. 81 by Chopin.
$500. WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Symphony No. 80 in & Flat.
x. SAB. by Mozart: Mosques
ct Bergamasques by Faure.
soc, WOL-Good Music Time:
Three Little Preludes and
Fugues by Bach; Bassoon
Concerto by Mozart: Cog
dor Suite by Rimsky -Kor-
sakov.
l0:35, WWDCs- Steve Allison
Show: Robert Nathan. chair
man Of Americans for DEM
ocratic Action. nils in for
Steve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

Nat "Kng" Cole shOw-Betty Hutton bounces even when
she sings Of Mats hits such Mona Lisa" and
Answer Me, My Love" Nat retalates with few Hutton
clicks. including Doctor Lawyer Indian Chief" and His
Rocking Horse Ran Away" The two team on Orange
colored Sky and Nat 1t alone for April once
in While" and piano version of Tea for Two Betty
. injects little extra life into the outing 7:3O pm.
WRC-.
George Gobel dScourses the satellite situation
then scientific questions from his fans de-
ghtfu Bit has guest Tennessee Ernie and George help
ing Eddie Fisher learn TO sing country music. Ernie
explains You gotta stahmp while you're sngin.) Ernie
and George also reminsce on the old days when they
spinning platers for tiny radio station and tai
ented pantomimist Gill Wang contributes appealing
novelty act Ernie and Gobe work nicely together 8
pm. WRC4
Phil Sivers ShOw-Sergt Bilko decide which OF his
National Guard recruits is big-time investment
broker, and naturally makes the wrong choice. Your
previewers favorte scene featured Doberman dressed
In World War uniform. searching for the old soldiers
home Typical Slvers show. pm- WTOP-9.
Wyatt Earp-"The Good and Perfect Gift" Unless
guess tonight the time we'll be seeing Doc
Holiday for while If you want to see the heartwarm-
ing leading departure-compete with little
boy and six-shooter-this is your chance. $50 pm,
wMAL-7.
Lucille Bal-Desi Arnaz Show-The Ricardos have
next-door neighbor in westport-Tallulah Bankhead.
Lucy paint the emperamenal actress and up
stages her during the course Of PTA benefit per-
Torrance. Usual shenangans. with Talu the butt Of
Lucy's slapstick. p.m- WToP-s.
Bob Cummings show-"Bob Wins the olympics" How i'm
portant comedy a comedy show anyway? There may
be laughs tonight but forgot to notice We were
busy gaping at the structural magnicence OF Miss
Ingrd Goude a onetime Miss Sweden and vote for
Miss Televson Can she act? Who cares? $50 pm,
wRC-.
Telephone Time-Novel Appeal osensbly based on real
life this is another story about the sentenced to
prison for a murder he didn't commit Caudette Colbert
plays Mary Roberts Rinehsr the novelist who attempts
to clear man in the OF gathering material for
book Hickey treatment weakens the impact $50 pmr
WMAL-7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Let's Help Them
Live Again!

oFrom nervous breakdown"
back TO work IL often an un.
necessarily lonely road. In New
York, Philadelphia and San
Francisco, clubs have been
started volunteers are
helping.
But more are needed-more
normal, friendly people who
know that mental patients do
recover, and who find Joy In
helping them do it!
Read Let's Help Them Live
Again" Just one OF SO stimu-
lating articles OF enduring
value - in December Readers
Digest at newsstands today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Show: Liza Hammond hires

Show: Liza Hammond hires
an old school friend 10
straighten out the Ham,
mond household economics.
900. WRC ~ - Meet Me-
Graw: ''McGraw In Reno.
McGraw is hired TO protect
a lady in Reno who is d.
vorcing her mobster hus-
band.
1880. WMAL t7)-West Point
jet Flight. A cadet be-
comes frightened during a
minor emergency during .
flight, but oyercomes 1t the
next time.
1880, WTOP (9)--Silent Serv-
ice: THE Nautilus Story. 1"
A submarine Is brought in
for close observation duty
along the Tarawa shoreline
between the guns of the
American attack force and
Jap shore batteries.
11:00, WTTG (5-Eleve n
O'Clock Movie: quality
Street" with Katharine Hep
burn and Franchot Tone
TV Key says: Amusing, well
acted ostume comedy
drama about a girl who as
sumes a dual identity TO en-
barrass a sutton Q93D.
11:l5, WTOP t9l--Late Show I:
ITO Have and Have Not, y
with Humphrey Bogart and
Lauren Bacall. TV Key says:
The picture has a good ro-
nance and plenty Of in
trigue 10 boot. Bogey is a
fisherman in this one and
between fishing for NaziS he
manages TO hook Lauren
u04l).
ll:2O. WMAL ON terry
Theater: Dangerous BUSH
ness" with forrest Tucker
A young lawyer gets into all
kinds Of trouble trying TO
prove the innocence Of a
prominent businessman who
has been framed for en-
bezzlement Clo46).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
WINsLoW STORES

WlNSL0W STORES
va New Vert Ave. NV. ma. $3.50
37N MINI Ave. NE. ~. l-e1Ss
1ie ovssns chopsl Be-. hyetss.. No
WA. 7-2227
7Sll Wis. Ave, Bsthssdo, Nd.
Oh 1-Al6o
s7ii Co. Ave. S. s.. Nd. ~. s-77sl
S3o7 Bolse. Ave. hyots., Nd.
WA. 1.ll6o
37li 10th 81. ~ Arl.. We. IA. 5-1s7s
i73S Wisconsin Ave. NV, FE. 1867
FREE PARKING Al ALL STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WTTG (sl-After Din
ner Movie: "She Couldn't
Say No. with Jean Sim
mons and Robert Mitchum
Tv Key says: Pleasant. en-
joyable comedy about an oil
heiress who wishes to repay
citizens Of her home town
for childhood kindnesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Book to List Jobs
Of Handicapped

A statistical handbook Of
work now done by handicapped
persons in the Washington
Metropolitan Area will be
drawn UP by the Commits
sioners Committee on Employ
ment Of the Physically Handi-
capped.
Committee chairman J. Har-
vey DAILY. said the booklet win
be designed TO refute employers
arguments that handicapped
can not do many kinds Of work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

enstein Meets the Wolf Man
at Draculas CASTLE and the
lampoons of the formula by
such gifted comics as Jonathan
Winters.
Mr.. Winters. 10 name one,
has almost made a career out
of Igor. the scientists defec-
tive assistant. who twists his
hands and hoarsely cries
1.-The moon h ON the rise,
master"
The fact remains that Prank
enstein. BY accident or other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

STEM" for example. Is reported
on the way. tMedusa PRODUCE
tons Proudly Presents
GangreneD
Could be the next big TV
trend.
nv tried one fen years ago
LIGHTS Out. Nth Frank Gal
iupJ but the camera technictans
iDeren't W 10 II. They're fust
about ready not0 to translate
the creakiRg door OF radios
lono-ago Tuner Sdnctum into
appropriately shiperinO visual
terms.
This monster, meanwhile. will
head for the sack.
$50
Tv Reflections
The guest most likely TO re-
peat on Polly Bergen's show
her big. country-Singing dad.
Bill Tallulah. by the way.
should remember to steer clear
lof the kind Of lines and bust
mess handed her Saturday
I (WRc-4l.
/ Bennett CeFfs notion that
the fine sunday afternoon
shows ON CHS and MIC should
be spread out over the week.
instead Of Jumped into what he
described TO Mike Wallace Sat-
urday tABC-7) as an ''intellec-
tual ghetto" Is one with which
many viewers agree Sylves-
Ter L. Pat Weaver had pretty
much the same idea years ago
when he was president Of MIC
|. Ne called his displacement
program Operation Frontal
Lobe"
The Disney touch - the
background music part. any.
way - seems 70 have caught
on with the news documentary
producers The half hour
story OF the Verti-Jets tSun-
day. Twentieth Century. WTOP
-o was enlivened hy abpro-
PIRATE music as one OF the
amazing planes lowered grace
fully over the field.
49,
On the Run:
! The various Christmas cam
paigns to collect toys. gifts and
money for the underprivileged
are under way at most area
stations WRcs Ttmekeep-
er. Al Ross, and q goodly rep
lresentation from NBC were on
hand yesterday morning 70 open
the familiar Doll House at Flew
enth and O streets. :. The Jay
Gees and WToP also announced
they are aiming TO collect
$4,000 this year in their
joint Dollars for Orphans"
campaign In the Silver
Spring area. too. the Jaycees
are cooperating with WIDOW
and WASH-FM With Q Christ
mas House on the Hecht shop
ping lot.
Warner Anderson and Mar
shall Reed Of CESS Lineup"
will be In town briefly Thurs
day 20 present q plague
Tom Tully couldn't make NJ
Jay Royen. ex-NBc publicity
chieftain here. can now be
reached at the Committee for
a National Trade Policy
Royen took over e public re-
lations director yesterday.
Aside TO L. A. H.: IF the
kinescope comes In. I'll give you
q ringD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
FIN Stutions

WRe.IM-siS Me.-siio en-. 10 an.
WTopFM-s.j he.-1,.tsM spssstiss
wAsHEM-sIi Ms.--I en-. 10 mIansh
WotFM-ssj Mel an. 10 nlInlSh,
wFAk.FM- 1908 Ne. --ii.hsm spsrstlsa
WWDe.FM-ioi.1 Me- en- 10 I an
WeMtFM- io1s Me- Wsskssys si7s 80 Il
Nltaishti suntsys iiss an. 10 mlanlsh
wAnbfM- 1851 Nc. --sias an. 10 tem.
WvtfFM-ios.S Me.-Iijo an. 10 On.
WMALFM-ieI.3 Ms.-Iuls en-. 70 mloalshI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Television Tomorrow Wednesday,. Dec :. 1857

tsl Osaaiss Insrsas lsIssasi 10 ssla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
ON THE AIR
A Friendly Foce
From the P-P-Post
BY BERNIE HARRISON

cheefier than roaring re IN the fireplace particularly
the draft works. that numbering old gadabout Prank
ensten the monster classic that ushered In wroPs Shock
package late Sunday night tWroP-e)
hadn't II since It's FIRST release in the early sos and
memory OF clouded BY the endless equels prank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

and disrupts the community
in doing so 1880.
$3.50. WTOP t9l-Eve Arden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
Joe Williamson Keeps Informed
In Spite Of Paralysis And Blindness

Editors Note: The fellow
ing story was written by w.
G. Barner. Of tho Charleston
News and Courier and emit
to The Sentinels represent
ative. Mrs. Dwight Stanley.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Boyd
on Daisy. The Boyd's felt that
Il warranted some local pub
licity. We feel ths same way.
Joe Williamson was feeling
patriotic. He wasn't overly
dramatic either. because he was
truly thankful for his country.
He was talking of things the
government had done for him,
of education, subsistence and
now a pension.
Most were things hat had TAX
en- place 26 years age. He was
i West Point cadel then. As a
civilian he is more thankful than
ever because he Is paralyxed
new, and he is blind. But the
government still LOOKS after him.
He was near the end of his
junior year at the U. S. Military
Academy when arthritis sud-
Denly struck Williamson own.
He was the first cadet ev6 to
become disabled. Bat Congress
approved special bill that gives
lin a lifelong pehs'cn.
He is unable to move from his
led unaSSisted yet Joe William
SCr is one of the best informed
II en- in Conway on current
c, ents.
Anyone who wants a good,
ola fashioned craCker-barrel
discussion or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
er it's politics, world relations
o" current eventS-,an find il i'll
Inn.
He is an intent listener and
fellows all types IF news COM
Ir.entarieS and curtert events by
/. do. He is up" en- baseball
and right now is pulling for his
Yankees 10 come through.
He is extremely Well read and
periodically receives the latest
} ookS on Dhonog:aph records
from the Library Of Congress.
Some mel who go down town
lev uryday doH't know as much
.about Conw- : as hr. IL ask a lot
g! questions OF those who come
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02
FED & White Stores Kickoff
National Carload Sales Event

Red White Suptr Markets o merchandise the most
North and South Carolina
will be the first stores theAr Williams, will
10 begin the
al Red White NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. All
Sale ed Lloyd Btionally
N..i ans, j. Division Manager, quGlity.
Thomas s Howard Compay. The Red & Super Mark
Charleston South Carolina which locally owned
tn" IraInIoad Sale event. ac-having displays with rail-
gordnI 10 ir. Williams thercading theme.
t annual a!c OF the Red &mcchandISc will 5c sold
White Super Markets. theopcned any
lnLod States and Canada IWho want 20 stock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02

.ygI.. start ~ week Of October
.3lG . o.. Caroiinns and Red
& White Super Markets in other
regions will follow II shortly
thereafter.
The object of the S.lc stated
Mi. Williams, Is 10 pass on TO
consumers unusual money say
iEES in canned goods made pos
Siblc by the Thomas x Howard
Company's purchase OF 20
freight cars of new pack can
ncd goods. This merchandise is
now being distributed 10 Red &
White Super Market operators
lWho in turn viii encourage their
customers to buy in multiple
quantities or cases OF mcrch-
andiSc in order To get the low
est possible pri,cS.
Not only are the local Red &
White Super Markets the first
to get their Trainload Sale on
the track" but are also consider
ed the fastest growing group of
Red & White stores IN the south
east, Mr.. Williams added. The
Red e. White program was in
PRODUCED in the area only a few
years ago by the Thomas &
Howard Company, leading
southern wholesale grocer sup.
ply house. .iJAn
Individual Red & White re-
tailerS are entering contests
sponsored by the national head
quarters of Red & White in
Chicago. Retailers will compete
for prizes COR the best DISPLAYS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02

by" he explains and questions
his friends down to the last de-
tail.
His home on tho Red Bluff
road is a popular spot. Conway
friends often drive cut. And old
friends all over the country
come by on vacation trips. Many
are former academy associates
1t had been Williamson's boy
hood ambition to attend West
FONT since The picture of a ca
Get as a trade mark on a box OF
'suspenders first attracted his
young eye.
IL didn't even knew what a
cadet was" Williamson says
But he was straight and hand
some in his uniform and l want
ed to be just like him."
When he was graduated from
Luris High School he became
the first boy from lis section in
Red Bluff ever to receive a high
school diploma. He was second
alternate after the exam to West
Point but he was the one to 60
when the other two were I'M
able.
Names famous in U. S. mill
tary service were his associates.
Gen. Edward J. Undertake,
former 9th Air Force command
er. and Gen Robert NJ. Lee, his
successor, were class above
Williamson. Brig. Gen. Dwight
+ Beach was his -ocmmate, and
Robert Lee Scott, author OF
God is NV Co-Pilot,." was a
CT, SSmatc.
ArthritiS lit Williamson I'M
cMpeCtedly. He was transferred
t. Walter Reed Hospital in
Washington on July 1, 1881. He
chuckleS over the trip and re-
calls the ambulanc" attendants
Lad to set RE out IN the street
anC exchange me for 4 woman
who had attempted suicide"
In November that year he be-
c2me completely oaralyzed. Al
te' three years in Hot Springs,
ark. he returned 10 Horny Co.
unity. He became Sind 90 years
ago. Here lie owns his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. = w. Lewis
as his nurse and housekeeper.
From his bed he entertains
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02

friends, manages his property
and even farmed awhile.
His greatest pleasure, it seems,
&C mes from discussions OH cur
rent events. Said enc OF his
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-02

friends recently, II you want
a good rundown on what's hap
pc ming in the word 60 and see
zee. But be ready to carry your
point. That mans sharp"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03

Value; air-cond. apt; new bids I:
beaut. lobby; rent reas.; gerags
avail; embassy row. Meridian Park.
l1A7h Euclid NV. Hu. a-3A02.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES


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APIS. UNFURMIsNEp-D. 6

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1900 BLK. HILLSIDE I'd. Sc
lge.. 1-bedrm. apt; reAs. rates, M
Andrews. Coral Hills. 10. 6-e1l9
231B GREEN 81. e.E.-Apt. 3, !:
mo. lloyd 3. DAVE CO., ma
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General Electric. bottle type. excel,
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hood; handy TO everything. All
itiis. flrn.; 500 mo. 10. S-577a'
MOD. downtown ELEv. BLDG:
beaut. enc. and bedfm. apts.,
nice furn.. ideal empl. girls and
cples; sun deck. garage; $40 up.
4 4sYS . = q; NV" AID. 4-O27o OF
l720 EUCLID 81. N,W.-I rm.,
equipped kit, and semibath: nicely
turn., suitable for. one person
inspect caii DE. S-s4S6.
CONN, AVE, 322l-l. bedTm. apt;
beaut. furn. with lge. iiV. rm.,
foyer, kit, bath: elev. bldg: Sl25
CONGRESS TB.,--lst-n. apt, for
people: all utils.; feas. 10. q
946D. 2911 sth st. Sc. Ant. 102.
2o2l PARK RD. N.Ws--2 Ice. rms,
q. AID. 4-07q1.
MT. PLBAsANT-LoVeIy 2-bedrm.
apt utils. incl; 8 strls Or CPL
APT. HUNTING made easyI Al
parts %. c. shown. NO FEE. Cell
MANDEL, AID. 4.340O.
2oth AND PA. AVE. ST. bedrm
epts lst a.: sdults; $eS. AD
4-d4OO.
RNT. 3rd ELs--2-bedrm. comb: ut.
tiled bath; $3.50 Wk. incl. utils
1880 Btltmore 81. NV.
COTTAGE CITY, bedrm., Nv
wa. 7-2S9b.
COTTAGE CILx-2 bsdrms, ~
Sg7 80 mo. wa. 7-2Se6.
GROR0RTOWN, 200 Cue e.. D.
Large. efllciency apt. eompletell
fnipishsa, includnnE sllver' shinI
DAAA aeAAAtANoe 0NA14I9tD- 49, = -. ~
8 70 s months. Call DU. 7-7364
1874 COLUMBIA NJ, N.Ws-Rf.
ncieneies, S02 so to S7Q so: mos
convenient location. AID. 4-2O00
EAST CAP. ST.--Mod. 2 rms.
window fan, sal, s4l; dbl. S4e
util. incl. adults. II. 1850.
3o-FT. LIV. I'M, piet, window. !;
bedrms-s w baths: suitable for b
M. 18th. EN-. 2-73e1.
I103 QUE ST. N.W.-Comfortabll
1-rm. apt, next TO bath; SIS mo.
inels. utils., adults. DE. 2-0e64
Ie42 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. 2-bedrm
apt, entire door. newly decor
Mod. kit. and bath. Ice. closets
CONGRESS HGTs.. 423 Mellon ct
Sc, Apt. /. Liv rm., bedrm., kit,
din. bath: $50. WO. 0-9g36.
sol CONSTITUTIONS AVE. NE.
2 AND ROOMS, KIT. AND BATE
LOUIS Ridden. To. 2-3060
CLIFTON MANOR APIS.
Newly decorated. attractive apis
foors, tiled tub-shover.
I / REbkkM $40 40 TO AL
ExceiIsnt trSnipcrtsticn. SarkiHHii
ssHw7fffficHBsoSAlRb, ASA ii7sh i. NV NV
AD. 1.2363.