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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
Roots Of Hatred
Lesson for June 2. 1857

If the hatred between Arabs and
1 Jews today threatens to wreck
the peace of the world. this is made
worse by the fact that it has been
going on for a long time There is
no hatred more bitter than that be-
tween brothers. The Bible shows
that from ancient times, the most
~implacable enemies Of Israel were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

among those PEG
pie closely e
lated 70 the by
race. Indeed, the
stories IN Genesis
trace this intra-
family feud to
two brothers, ia
cob and Esau. In
the story of how
these two bro
theirs be came
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
June Is In the Air

on June is here With Us again
And all the world IS fair;
While sweet perfume where roses bloom
Is borne upon the cir.
The new green leaves thot sprInetime brings
Now deck each forest tree,
And birds filled With the Joy Of June,
Sing songs Of love for me.
Its tender codence woos me
Till seem to be O port
OF the wondrous June time magic
Deep down within my heart.
L. D WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
SCIENCE ATTACKS CANCER

The nerves Of a South American
cockroach and the sexual cycle Of a
hedgehog have suggested valuable
research clues about cancer Every
branch of modern science is engag-
cd in cancer research, the American
Cancer Society says.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

An open Forum run out Of the
business at the University Of Ala
bamai
A professor dropped at Auburn for
writing In favor Of indignation!
Tlis makes bad reading. 1t Is a
set-up for ready-and-waiting critics
in the blessed names of free speech
and academic liberty. But several
points need to be made. a. In both
instances the historic ex a m p ! c
against free speech-that you aren't
free to yell fire" In a crowded
theater or to say things which ere
ate a clear and present danger"
to the public peace-applied.
't2i There are extra limitations
on so-called academic liberty. While
the Constitution says nothing of
academic liberty, it is a precious
thing, Of course. But it is not to be
confused with ordinary liberty. for
a campus is not an ordinary com
munity.
II isn't even a community Of
scholars as r~hapsodlsts call it.
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The jsalou. Heart

But hatred grows also from roots
in the heart Of the Halter. 1t is fair
ly clear that Esau never forgave
Jacob for that birthright business.
Strictly speaking, while Jacob was
mean enough, Esau had only him
self to blame for losing his birth
right. He was SO much the victim of
his appetite that a bowl Of stew
looked bigger and more important
than all the power and RESPONSE
bility OF a great birthright. He was
by no means as near death as he
said. and he had no right to lay
all the blame for the bad bargain
on his brother. But he did, and the
thing ranked in his heart and he
never. for years. forgot or forgave.
So hatred may be partly the result
OF inherited quarrels, it may be
partly rooted in a hateful attitude
on the pat OF the one who is hated;
but these other roots will wither
in time unless they receive strength
from the root that goes deep into
the hater's soul. Conceit brings
forth jealousy, and jealousy, long
nourished, brings forth hate. And
then not even murder is far away.
Based on outlines copyrighted BY tn.
Division Of Christian Education, Ma
tionsi Council of the Churches of Chris
in the L.. $, A. Released by Com m unit,
rtss Srrvice.h
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This MOrninq

ment is IN the hands OF the opposing
political party-not my own party !"
There's no limit. of course. to what
indefatigably good Mrs. Roosevelt
will have our government do for
everybody everywhere when she
gets her Fair Deal Democrats back
with aid Of the anti-Ike conserva-
tives. Everybody stand BY. every
wherei
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

A campus is a place where men
having intellectual authority instruct
men without that authority who
lave come to be told.
That's what teaching il. A
teacher. Ike a preacher, has re-
sponsibilties and authorities morally
limiting his speech to certain ex-
tents.
~ At the University Of Alabama
here al also the allegation that
the so-called Open Forum" form
erly known as the Human Rela-
tons Forum wasn't really open
but vas composed mainly of cru
sading liberals on the race and
ether questions. Freedom Of speech
under q false name isn't freedom
IF speech. of course.
a. And. finally. there is a con
stitutional crisis. II has brought
about in the South a constitutional
cold war necessitating something
like a moral martial law at times
against some OF the ordanaries Of
freedom 1t is n Of the tragedies
and tyrannies imposed by the SUI
preme Court.
This marital law" is recognized
in the North and East. You can't
imagine an open Forum &avoring
segregation allowed to do business
as open" on New York Univer-
sity's campus You can't imagine a
professor favoring segregation ever
being hired by the University Of
Chicago. or, hired without know
ledge, lasting long if he broke out
with it.
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enemies. we can see some of the
same roots of hatred which may be
found anywhere in the world where
mi man or class or nation hates
another.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
Low.down and Crooked

II one root OF the hatred which
Esau bore to his brother can be
traced to their parents. another
certainly must be trace to Jacob
himself He was hated because he
was hateful. AS Billy Sunday once
said. Jacob in his younger days
was so low-doWn he had to climb
a tree to look a snake in the eye.
and SO crooked he could hide be
hind a corkscrew. The famous sale
of the ,birthright has something
decidedly fishy about it Some his
torians believe thai Esau could not
legally cas- laws went at that time)
dispose of his birthright, it was
~inalienable. In that case Jacob
was promoting a criminal act. In
any event, legal or not, the trade
was not a fair one. Indeed ii was
grotesquely. monstrously out of
line. One bowl Of stew for a birth
right! Considering the power and
lin this case) wealth which q
b~irthright carried with it, the bar
gain was a barefaced theft on
Jacobs part, Then the thief Of the
blessing was even worse. 1t could
not have been managed, one is
inclined to say, if Isaac had been
the least bit bright. Jacob need not
have been surprised if, after that,
Esau had muderous thoughts. When
a man finds himself the object Of
another's hate. the first thing he
should ask is, what have ! been
doinp1
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

omartness, rather than sincerity, is what
ruins many people.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

Linda Taylor ....-.
Farmville High School
Senior Editor. FHS
newspaper, the Focus
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

Politics is supposed to end at the
shoe line but not for Mrs. Roose-
welt. At Salzburg. Austria, she ex-
planned TO Hungarian refugees hun
ger-striking against our refugee
pclicy thai at pressn. the govern
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

Yes, gentle reader. electricity was
first produced from amber. But. no.
gentle reader. Forever Amber"
ISN'T a book about electricity. Not
about that type, at ony rate.
Evening star., 1957-04-08
C-O-L-U-M M-B-I-A
ASST S8 Q0

Prefer oface mgr. background: must
relocate to Va: college REQ; ae-
counting background plus secy. skillS
essential.
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CLERK. 5000

Admin. Secys., to $4,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
EEDucATloN. EMBAssiEs AND
JR. SECYS., TO 1925
Various Interesting Positions
CLERK-TYPISTS, TO SIS
Dictaphone Secys., to $50
Clerks, File Clerks, to $50
GIRL FRIDAYS, TO SIS
RECEIPTS, TO $500
EDITORIAL CLERK, $500
Reg. Nurse, $500 plus Apt.
Beginners and Trainees
5000 = $500
MANY OTHERS
various and interesting nelds In
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE, 7-4iIA
133 10th 81. NV. at II
ALTERATION HAND, must be eT.
perienced, suits, coats. dresses.
Apply Tues, morning n30 to 10
on'v KAPLOWITZ, on 18th be-
tween II and F,
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JANITOR-CHAUFFEUR

For executive Offices, must have
MARYLAND chaufieur's permit. Apply
the 1iOSTRAND COMPANY, Rock
Vile, Md
Evening star., 1957-04-08
HELP-MEN

STOCK MAN-DRIvER, white. young
man for retail plumbing shop. Must
be thoroughly familiar with all
plumbing materials, have d. C.
PERMIT; good starting salary. Call
" 2-l9O0 for interview.
SUPERVISOR for small group as
sembling. electronic equipment; ex-
perienced and some technical back
ground. necessary. Good opportunity
for right man. Paid vacation. hos
pitalization and pension plan. Apply
BOWEN a. CO. INC. $500 Chap
man eve, Rockville. Md. Phone HA.
7-7600.
TEACHERS, WHITE
Public ''hools positions open for
ceptember in; Commercial, science.
guidance, English. art. social studies.
phys. ed and elementary grades.
Some require Masters degree. SAL
aries $4,000 to $4,000. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY.. l341 O st. NV,
RE. 7-393S.
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Married Man With Car
Excellent Income; Good References

JU. 5-l350
MAN--Local once OF ma
tional corporation has opening for
ambitious Young man with prefer.
ence for light mechanical work,
connection with opportunity for
rapid advancement. SMITH-cOR-
CNA. INC. l4l3 Park I'd. NV.
YOUNG MAN. salary S65 per week
to start. to be. trained for position
as manager Of tire store. No ex-
perience In tires necessary, although
any selling experience helpful. Ex-
cellent opportunity for right man,
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO.. 1924
GAnHRia ave. u N No nhnnR cAlls
Evening star., 1957-04-08
HeLP-MEN

MECHANIC for brake and 'front.' enc
work. good pay and bonus: al
company dement's; FIREsToNE
MECH. ENGR. with admin. enRrg
exp. or equiv. Local. No fee. so
MECH. ENOR., local. No fee. $500
SILVER SPRING-Rockvl. Empl
S413 0eorgia ave. JU. g-4446.
MESSENGERS, inside. white. under
10, to learn clerical work; ONCE
near 18th and H SITS. NV: hours
S:3U to 3, hall day Sat Start
S2.400 Vt. Phone Ma, S-11lS.
AUDITOR, hotel front 1fiice
must be experienced In MGR 2Q0t
night auditing. Large 400-apt no.
tel In Alex Hours. . pm. to 2 Am.
u nights per week Modern air
conditioned obby. Excellent work.
ing conditions. phid vacation. hos.
pitalizatton and company prof
sharing. Apply to Mr.. Madden
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, Mt
Vernon ave. and Russell rd.. Alex
Phone TIE. 6-4400.
NIGHT TRANSCRIPT MAN-Smail
hotel: breakfast; salary open. Box
6l-C. star.
PAINT SALESMAN. experienced, in.
side work. HUGH REILLY Co.
1884 New York ave. NV. see Mr.
Evening star., 1957-04-08
HeLP--MEN

SALESMAN, once equipment, fol
growing line Of Olivetti calculators,
typewriters and bookkeeping ma
chimes. Government and CONNER
cial territory. Choice OF salary
draw, guarantee and/or commits
growing market with proven profit
making products. Earning unlimit-
ed. Experience in once equipment
field desirable. Replies kept conf
Dental. Phone for interview. RE
7-3l45. LEON OFFICE MACHINE
CO, INC. l4l5 X ST. NV
SALESMAN for mems clothing store.
FOOD salary and commission. Apply
WEBSTER CLOTHES, i0l2 F st.
"a tfs
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HELP tcont. }

CABINETMAKER. permanent posi-
tion In small modern plant in
Bethesda. Needs reliable mechanic
experience In custom and produce
tion woodwork. OIL. 6-212@
CANVASSERS (o), home improve
ment: salary and commission. Ap-
ply in person, 251l Bladensburg
rd. ne.
CAR WASHER, must be experienced
around service station CONNORS
INC, .72l Naylor I'd. sc.
CASHIER, hospital exper. nee; good
public relations. $3.50. POTOMAC
/ EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl,
IA. $4,000.
CHEF, End. for first-class restaur-
ant. pm. to closing. Salary open.
Call AID. 4-3354 between IL and g.
CHINA PACKERS, experienced pre-
rsTEed pay sEcTRY sssasy y0Ek soR%aE s9Ss ueon co
1l4U 10th st. NV.
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ENGINEER

With oil burner and air conditioning
experience for apt. house work, LIZ
cense required. DAYS. Salary plus
St. NV cAFRfTz co.
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nELP--MEN

MAN (white). opening to start at
S97 wk.. with chance for advance
ment. Character refs. necessary.
Phone Dl. T-4477 Tues. Ask for
MAN. white. age ?5-35. Tor work
Start at $50 wk. For details, phone
MR.. HACKNEY, JE. 3-l965. Mon.
only . pm. TO pm.
MAN iwhitel. living in Hyattsyilie
or Silver Spring area, who needs
S1nu week to start. Phone HE
4.7S70 Mon. 8 pm. TO 8 pm.
MAN
20 to As; reliable; good at figures
telephone. counter sales, oifice anC
warehouse work, For distributor met
al mouldingS and flooring materials
permanent: advancement opportuni.
ties. ROBERTS CO., 0i3 F-anklir
ne. NO. 7-5435.
MEN (S). white. to distribute hand
bits: daily pay. IS. Apply z am
460 New York ave NV.
MEN 2I-55 yrs. TO drive cabs fol
Yellow Cab of 8. s. Apply in per-
son. S72n Flower ave.
Evening star., 1957-04-08

Top experience necessary in prepara-
tion Must be able to supervise en-
lire pantry department. Good salary
and working conditions. Apply to
& BILLS REST. ii32 Conn. ave.
PARKING SUPERVISOR
For large midtown parking garage
in modern once building. Apply Rm
3l4 1924 X st. NV. CAFRITz CO
Evening star., 1957-04-08
PARTICIPATING
SCIENTIST

BIS. decree In mathematics. engi-
neering or physics. 0 months assign
ment. Interesting research work
with possibility OF permanent en-
ployment. Must have security clear
ance, For interview. please call Ex.
3-S100. Ext. 220.
PASTRY CHEF wanted, white, sober,
!experieneed; low production OF
htgh.:quality pastries and rolls for
see, Ssiect cnentele OF private club.
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
in one OF Washington'S largest bust
ness firms. 3-5 years experience
IN personnel and MANAGEMENT ad-
ministration with private company
required. Salary commensurate with
requirements. Box 54-C, Star.
PHARMACIST. registered. full time,
good hrs. Apply STANDARD DRUG
CO, lll3 @ st NV
PHONOGRAPH RECORD CLERK,
some experience preferred. Good
SALARY. State age. experience. Box
27l-c, Star.
PLUMBER. able supervisor: exper.
Govt work; also heating. welding
Write giving resume OF exper. to
Box Coo. Star.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
DETAIL CLERK
LARGE real estate once has open
ing for young man TO assist pur-
chasing agent. duties include pro.
curing supplies. ordering repairs,
RECORD AscninR. typing and invoice
processing. Must be alert. dependable
and willing to accept responsibilities
Fine opportunity for advancement
Phone for interview o to ll:3O am
Mr.. Murray. SHANNON d LUcHS
Co. Ma. S-234S.
Evening star., 1957-04-08
SALESMAN

II YOU are convinced you desire q
sales career. the Shaw-W Walker Co,
aged 23-3n. COLLEGE BACKGROUND pre-.
ferred. but not essential. Extensive
training given in office equipment
engineering and systems Good guar
anteed starting salary with excellent
opportunity for promotion. See Mr.
JONES' HC5 lath ST NV
Evening star., 1957-04-08

When dnSpering advertisement
addressed TO Star bores do NOT
enclose original references, photo
craphs or other materials OF per-
s0nal palae. Copies serve the par-
pose. Originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1957-04-08

Others have planned ahead
and are now taking part in
the present and future ad-
vantages of employment by
one of Americas largest
chain grocery stores.
No experience is neces-
sary for the man who has
the interest and ability,
good past record, imagina-
ton and the desire for Gus
toner service work.
Men between the ages OF
81 to IS with a high school
education are preferred.
Evening star., 1957-04-08
AEIP.--AEN
HiOh School ST,

GROCERY CLERK. coiored. 8 days.
KAsS MARKET. 1885. W st. NV.
High School Students
twhitel. 81 per hr., must be 10,
and sats. Apply End H.. co.'s Florida
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1957-04-08
HElP-MEN
statesmen

Dn to our growth program we
grocery concern. Guaranteed train.
ing paid with excellent commission
ION all delivered orders, after train
|inR period Experience helpful but
not necessary, Opportunity for
route sales work for those with the
|desi and qualifications. For fur
ther information contact
Evening star., 1957-04-08
sEcYs.. sTIEKos,. TYPfsTs s.
AND OTHERS.
AUTOMOBILE CLERK
ADM. SECY.. S435

opening for clerk-typist: full com.
pany. benefits. Call Mr.. MAY, EX.
Evening star., 1957-04-08

IF YOU ARE QUALIFIED
WE OFFER:
PER. LAMENT EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
NENs TING SALARIES
Sd7 week to start
PAID VACATIONS. HOLIDAYS.
SICK LEAVE
- PLACEMENT IN VICINITY OF
RESIDENCE
GROUP INSURANCE
ADDITIONAL EMPLoYE
BENEFITS
Evening star., 1957-04-08
ENGINEER
ENGINEER LICENSED

tious, reliable. sober man: good
starting salary, vacation. free health
Insurance and other benefits Apply
bldg mgr. 1928 Eve st. NV. sT
Evening star., 1957-04-08
Auto Brake Mechanic
AUTO MECHANIC

Chrysler experience preferred. Must
Be LIST class with complete set OF
work 10 our modern fully equipped
shop. II you qualify, you can earn
$3.50 per week plus many company
BENEFITS Apply 10 Mr. Lowe. service
Evening star., 1957-04-08

-'es ~e@N - - A0O
Work for ] person, will handle
Iconlrlicateo financial tables. Knowl-
edge OF once procedures required.
Ability to. dictate large volume Of
CORRESPONDENCE ) days.
Secy. to Exec, $500
NV location. work for person;
WiA plan social functions for COM
pany executive
Secy., No Shhd., $500
viii compose own letters. work for
senior department head: large or
SANITATION; 4 weeks vacation.
SECY.-RECEPT. $3.50
5Oss public contact. will work with
large organization and city groupS;
) days. Conn. ave.
CLERK-TYPIST, $500
Win work with busy writer,
handling advertising and direct NAH
material: Sute non-routine duties;
> days, raise In 90 days. Prefer
mature person,
CLERK, $3.50
Evening star., 1957-04-08
PANTRY MAN

side work. HUGH REILLY CO,
1884 New York ave. NV. see Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
JET Air|iner's
Noise Measured

BALTIMORE, Mar. IS Dr.
Unofficial sound measurement
of Americas first jet airliner-
the eing 707-yesterda!
showed it not much nosier thar
some big tractor trailer trucks
1t was only slightly nosier or
takeoff than a conventional air
liner, the four-engine Constella.
tioE.
The noise was measured BY
the Baltimore NewS-Post anc
Engineer James B. Ridden Of
Baltimore's Traffic Engineering
Department.
Mr.. Ridden obtained the high.
est noise measurement, 1875 deci.
bles, when the four jet engine.
of the Boeing TOT were startec
at Friendship International Air.
port prior to takeoff.
The TOT flew from Seattle te
Baltimore in 3 hours AZ minutes
1t is now taking up groups Of
Baltimore and Washington ON.
Gals on demonstration flights.
Mr.. Ridden said noise experts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

consider lot iecibles objection
able.
Some tractor trailer trucks
which pass through Baltimore
register lot, he said. and some
States ban those which top 100
decibles.
A. M. (Tex) Johnston. Boe-
ing's chief test pilot who fieW
the TOT here from Seattle, has
said Boeing has been conducting
extensive tests with sound sup
pressors and that whe nthe 707
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13


records in order to obtain extra
pay not due them.
A 20-year-old payroll clerk
Howard Wayne Bullock, Los An.
geles, Calf, was charged with
operating the scheme.
Mr.. Faisst said young Bullock
falsified the records on 80 differ.
ent occasions between October
20, 1856, and January 10, 1857.
United States District Attor.
ney J. Leonard Walker said Bull
lock prepared payroll voucher:
certifying extra pay in the form
of a re-enlistment bonus, bach
pay or other allowance was due
The soldier to be paid had tt
sign the vouchers. Mr.. Walker
said.
He said Bullock would split
the extra amounts, ranging from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
'AII-Womun Mosque

CAIRO, Mar. IS (R.-The
Ministry Of Religious affairs is
building the first mosque exclu-
sively for women in Egypt. Since
women who pray in mosques are
not allowed to mingle with men.
the imam tpriest) will be a
woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
Town Teaches Sofety

AALBORG. Denmark - The
Aalborg Lions Club has opened
Denmark's first traffic school for
children. 1t is a miniature town
with small vehicles running in
streets that have names taken
from children's fiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

IS delivered to commercial air.
lines next year it will be equipped
with sound suppressors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

$50 to more than 5000, with the
soldiers.
Mr.. Walker said two pay
clerks. Sammie Farrell Gilbert
20, Chicasaw, Ala, and Harold
Thomas Wright. 81, Fort Worth
Tex. was accused of soliciting
soldiers to claim the extra pay
The case will be transferred
to Paducah. KY, where the de-
PENDANTS will be arraigned
April is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
IS Soldiers Are Indicted
In PoyroII-FoIsifying Plot

LOUISVILLE KY, Mar 10 GA Federal grand jury yester
Campbell soldiers charges conspiracy
$5e4 by falsyng payroll records
They enlisted members of the 0lst Airborne Division.
L. Faisst charge Of the Louisville FBI ONCE
of the soldiers used the divisions payroll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atlas Sports Store
sports, F,shins Tackle. Esrssrn.l J.
BaSkin FurS
tFurs. Cloth Coats. Leather Apparell
Cor. eth and G SITS. NV. Ma. e-5b22
The New "Breslau"
81. lssS g. s Agpar'l .nS * Eus s.ssss
Browning King & Co, Inc.
-is2s @ street NV. Ex. s-s7S7
Capital Wall Paper Co.
"a ,.. SS II N'W and PAN,pHs W. s.ss,.
Carlton CaSuals
$50 i iSsir' g. s s% LiSYH.iri:: ss0s
Crosby Shoe Stores
!Fsaturing MARI Jane shoes,
all It'll 81. NV. ME-. 0.9S67
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
t00S 2 st. NV. MI. 8.3os2
Fields Clothes. Inc.
tMen's Clothing ana FurnishInssl
i:.2 18th St. NV. NE. S.o60o
Fogel's
!Lassaee. Mems wear. Sports dcedsl
. 10th and D NV. FL. 3.lz12
Goozh Gifts
SIS Penna Ave. NV. u. 1-seas
Haber 4 Co.
1908 G st SwsH NV. "sArip b. 4.e.4s
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
fSyceeSso, 70 10. Rsem
52I nth 81 NV. d. 1-0d35
Irving's
tspcrts Goods, spertsusar. Lussas.I
IOth and z Sts. NV. EX. $500
1909 @ s,i.ss NV. II. s-o2aa
Liberty Shops
- (womsn's AecesserissI
ssS so ,s & q 4. NV wv. 81. s Isl.
Lynn jewellers
500 2 81. NV. 81. Lara
Mac Names, Inc.
,ata a Hone Wares. ottssi ,,,.0
1881 \. HamD Ave, Langley PA, Nd
MayfiOwer Motors, Inc.
IsS IN Sirsu,y SALES ss "a s:r S.s,
Metropolitan Haberdashers,
Inc.
sss Hl:1. sIinq s. nf Sr :si II:
Nelligan Shoes
oo,. .!uyesiIs sns Mems shos:, .,,o
New York Trimming Store
p,sssnaksrs. supriisL Fabrics. Yarns
Nugent's
ladies, Apparsl-Ll.a.rie,
Paul Bennett, Ltd.
~ M;H ia.s slIst 4, s.As Hi s. a.sssSs
Plaza Sport Shop
s ssS ..s al's T.. s sT aI t9 1:sss
The Princess Shop
,,os , s.. .L nv APPAREL AZ. ,.,soo
Rite-Way Auto Top Co.
-. seat Cover and Auto Tops
ROchePs
Dresses. Goats. suits arc Fur.,
lOio 81. NV, NE. e-o236
Saltz F st.
Or. Of Alexandra. Ltd. ~ London
Mems clothing and Furnishin..l
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
-. Eyerything for Your Petsl
s4i 40 Eye -. NV. NE. 8-7ti3
Sport Center
s Sporting oo9ss--HOy Scout EQUIP -!
Surplus Sales Co.
ss ,scIss :hn.s s snoes Camp sgprIi:.s.
Tall Apparel Shops
-. ,Rsady-to- wear. Linssri.l -.
s39 18th 50. NV. DI. 1880
Tall Fashions
s,o ,gsm e Wearing AP2csr.p ...,
Town & Casual Shoes
s HT i SisSD So Pr tSeE' sh NJ s!!ssis
Union Wallpaper &
Paint Co., Inc.
, sP; S. Wv HoSi xT. wsns IT, rs sssss
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
fLhuItf hEA0ys JQs WeAIV
1905 81. NV Ma. 8-9SS6
Vans Mems Shop
1899 q st. NV. ST. s.s7e1
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstylist
5ft nth 81. NV. Ma. s-OsSb
Wales Decorators
fuorne rprnishinsA
1919 q 81 NV. tx. 3-NiN2
1850 n HiKhland, Afl, IA. 1890
Wardell's
tWomen's WEAR
1900 ' street NV. Ma. $3.50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Connecticut Ace. :
: Shopping Area 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Beyda's Conn. Ave.
tsportswear and children's)
The BOOtery, Inc.
.CLadies' Orisinai Shoe Fashlonsl
1888 Conn. Ave. NV. Ex. 3-S3f3
Borton's
China, Class. oitta)
1913 Conn. Ave. NV. Wo. 0-fi3S