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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
Aggie
Drugnet
BY BRENDA WARD

It's time again for your latest
"Dragnet" happenings around
Williams. I'm so glad that You
didn' tstand me up this week.
What a time the parents had
at their monthly P. T. A. meet
ing Monday night. The F. H. A.
girls presented a very fine pro-
gram. Songs, dances. comical
skits, and the annual dress re-
vue were the highlights of the
gala event. Afterwards refresh
ments were served in the beaut-
iful new wing of the high school
BUILDING. 1t was the first time
many of the parents had seen
the new addition. Many of the
parents were heard saying 81
surely do wish l were back IN
cshool. Seems as though anyone
would like to study in a nice
place like this" Well parents
you're right. We do We are
really proud of the new library
science laboratory and CONNER
cial department.
Our girls basketball team did
it again Tuesday night! Yes,
they defeated the Nakina In
dianetteS at Nakina by four
points. Girls, we were so proud
of you! Mary Ruth Powell play
ed one of her best games of the
season with score of SO points
Ann Ward, that speedy sopho,'
starred on defense. The whole
team did their call around" bcs
to lick our neighboring school
Our boys lost TO the Maxim;
boys by quite a large margin
1t seemed TO be one of "thos,
nights" for the Williams Aggies
Lillian Best, we hear you haC
a grand party Wednesday night
/ believe the senior boys reall,
had a time. because that's al
that was heard from then
Thursday morning.
Friday night was another on,
of "those nights" for the Viii.
liams Farmerettes and Aggies
The Chadbourn girls won ;
rough game over our girls. GU
boys lost by two points. The Fri.
day night before, our Aggie
had beaten their boys &c points
Better luck to you players in tn
tournament next week!
The F. T. A. Club presente,
the assembly program Frida.
Morning. Dewilla Shelley, clu
president, welcomed the ne:
members into the club. After
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
LEGISLATIVE REPORT e.
Pay Raise For Teachers Looks
Bright 10 Representative FLOYD

mately Al thousand teachers, and
this number is growing as our
school population grows, and we
are not in good position at pres
ent to held the teachers we have,
much less new teachers to fill
vacancies caused by retirement
and meet the ever increasing en-
rollment. We sometimes forget
that, when dealing with Teacher.
we are dealing with a profession;
n profession that required a mini
mum of 4 years of time, and
many thousands OF. dollars to get
My prediction is that before the
Budget bill is passed, these in
creases in pay will be substan-
TALLY above the present pro-
posal.
Several other bills have been
dropped in the Hopper. but none
have been considered in COM
mittee yet, since committee as
signments were not announced
until Friday. Next week should
be a busy one. All committees
are ready to function and there
are bills to consider. One Of the
first and most important will be
considered by the committee OF
Roads and Highway Safety. II
is Representative Tom Whites
Driver Education Bill, and i,
provides for a driver training
course to be taught in every
High School in the State. The
bill provides that the cost OF
this program be financed from
the Highway fund, by adding
$500 cost to each auto and truck
license. am every interested
In this bill, as have always
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

mobile Collier
Company gives you the finest and fastest eevion
offered A. FIaey , of the tee
The mobile minat
having without evon three days
Repairs right your home and only of
few before your pay like new condition
when you have teevison troubles.
Phone 1881 Tabor City, N. C..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
Elementary P.T.A.
Hears Mr.. East

"a Valentine For Grandma
was the subject for the program
given by the fourth grade STU
dents at the meeting of the Eel.
Parent Teachers Asso-
citation held February IL at the
Green Sea School.
J. X. East, Director of Instruc-
ton of Horny County, was guest
speaker and addressed the
pointing to the par
ents responsibility. He also
stressed the happiness in par,
enthood.
The attendance award wen
to Mrs. Gwendolyn Marlowc':
Fifth grade.
During the business session
with Mrs. Jim Brandon presid
ing, the organization laid plan:
to improve the school graunds
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
Allotment Plan

Changes in the Soil Bank
acreage reserve restrictions
made il possible for a tobacco
farmer to put in up to 100 per
cent but little change is expect
ID in Columbus County figures.
Current figures show that
only S23,73l.27 worth of tobacco
acreage has been put into soil
aank. The original allotment
was 100000.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

Mr.. Long Shadow boxing, and
winning box Of candy.
Carol Jean. Shelvia Jean, Kat
lie Smith and Mr.. Long winning
cakes.
The gang dancing the "Vir.
ginia Reel"
Euzina Hughes and Virgin.
at Whitevillc Saturday night.
This is i. I
SEE VA AROUND.
Mary Zillah Bennett
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20
Rape Hearing Is
Slated Saturday

Superior Court Judge Ray
mond B. Mallard will. conduct
a hearing Saturday to determine
whether or not a 16-year-old
.Chadhourn youth will be allow
ed bond on a rape charge.
The youth, Freddy Ham
monds. is charged with raping
an ll-year-old girl on February
10th.
HammondS, 10th grade stu
dent, is being held in Column
bus County Jail pending the
Saturday hearing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

been interested In Driver Edu-
cation. believe It is the bes.
one thing we could do to reduce
accidents and the resulting loss
Of life and property. l believe
also, that the cost Of the program
should be borne by the Highway
fund, whether it be from License
Plates, or Gas Tax.
will make a further report
to you next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

Mrs. Graham johnson Spcn'
several days last week in Wal
lace with her mother, Mrs. J. +
Cooper. MIR. Johnson joined hc'
here during the weekend fol-
lowing q NQt at his home II
Mount =
Mp" Mrs. c. o. Fowler
LH6 Mrs. James Scott Mr.
Mrs. J. 7. HARRISON anC
on, Mike, visited Don Fowler
in Charlotte Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

Greetings! Wow, what a week
Parties and fun galore.
On Valentines Eve, seven SEN
iors, put their heads together
and decided to throw a "Blue
Jean Party" at Jennie Goff's
Fourteen guests were present
Junior Milligan brought along
his electric guitar. There was
dancing, singing and eating. Oh
boy, did we have fun?
Rumor has il that Barbara and
Vivian Gore entertained theiI
friends with a dance on Valen.
tine Eve. Approximately rs
guests were present.
Miss Galloway was given q
Surprise Birthday Party" Fri
day, February Is; by her home
room the Juniors. Mrs. Hughes
and Miss Odom helped the Jun
iors arrange the festive scene in
the Home &c. Room. We hear II
was huge success.
The event OF events was the
Beta Club Valentine Party
Thursday Night. There were
cake walks, talent contests and
etc. directed by Miss Odom
Mrs. Paul Brummett and Len
non Smith were crowned, Queen
and King of Hearts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-20

Fred Jernigan, Jr. and son
Freddy, of Wilmington visited
his parents at their home on
the Pireway Road several days
last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1856 Customline Fordor: blue,
excel. cond.,. $4,000 mi. REGULAR
transm.. undercoat, heater. snow
tires $1,000 or best offer. JE.
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ARCADE PONTIAC

1897 Irving St NV, AID. Assoc
Also 1850 18th st. NV. RA. 3-a870
MERCURY. 1855 Montcialr cony
coupe; red and white finish: ali
equipment, Including power steering
l9scs brakes; very clean. $2,5D5
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
1922 22nd ST. NV ST. $4,000
MERCURY '53 Monterey 4-dr.; au.
tomatic trans, :. and h.; one owner
lew MILEAGE; sob.
LEE u. BUTLER, INC.
1921 2ist st. NV. III. T-Olli
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Country Sedan station
wagon: 9-pass.. Fordomatic. en-
bassv car. Many extras. $2.195
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

FORD SO VS. station wagon: al
metal tno wood; splendid cond.
r. and n; $685.; terms. sos down
pass e any inspection ocssiSon. NJ Roper
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OLMSTEAD [OLDSl

1000 Wilson Blvd Arl.. ia. 7-slOo
MERCURY '53 hard.op; Mercomatie
We finance at low hank rates. MAN.
HAITIAN AUTO, INC, test. iOii)
Now q locations for imported and
American cars. eth and r SITS. NV
Open \ to \. Hobart $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

1000 wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-s400
OLDs 80 de luxe "SS" Holiday
eoupe hardtop: hydramatie. radio.
heater, special 2-tone finish, Wv.
tires, like new throughout: 50 1875.
Safety tested for your protection.
30-day written warranty. PAUL
~ n ~ KE ~.tR0g
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEy. '57 station wagon 2IN: 8 cyl.
4,l0Q MI: perfect cond.; sacrifice
| $500. $3.50 dn. II quail. OWNER,
10. $4,000, Ext. 4492.
CHEVROLET '55 4-dr. Bel Air: orig.
owner: 81 300. LII. 3-05S0. after
q pm.
CHEVROLET '55 station wagon VS.
4.dr.; overdrive. --t0ne. 10000 mi.
$l.650: Elk. $4,000, Ext. 2S2S:
ewes, ia. 2-1019.
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.: an excel
BODY SSS c aHr W. NJ 6RssFTt a msch. and
CHEVROLET $50 convertible VS.;
auto. Transmission, 2-tone; 5000
mi. FE. $4,000. Ext. 235.
CHEVROLET 1910 club coupe; {. and
n faiT condition; best offer, Call
CHEVROLET "a "210" 4-door sta
ton wagon: radio and heater, Pow
srglids: exceptionally clean; S1,205.
BROWN PONTIAC, 1915 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. IA. 2-55S7.
c iaE,,s,o SO Bel Air IS" con-
siids. we%, tires: and Oe a. PSTeT.
owner sport car; si.ss5. BROWN
PONTIAC, l545 Wilson blvd. Ar
nngton, Va. ia. 2-5557.
CHEVROLET 1865 Bel Air 4-dr. Sc.
oar; excellent condition.: equipped.
low mileage, private owner: beauti-
iul 2-tone paint; looks and runs
IKE new: can finance; $1,005,
south b-6O69.
CHEVROLET 956 Bel Air conyerti-
pie; p0werRlide, powerpacked, radio
ana heater, Wv tires, padded
aasn; low mileage: one owner:
S2, 100. FE. 3-690C Ext. 2lS, I'd
to l, or 3 to pm.
CHEV. 1859; r. and h.: new motor
loo; excel cond.; new safety tube
tires. must sac. 10. 2-97O0. 90
CHEv SO VS. Bel Air hardtop.
powergiide. T. and h., Wv. tires:
n 'ogD
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400 mi: perfect cond.: sacrifice
$500. $3.50 DIN. II quail. OWNER,
10, $4,000, Ext. A40S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE
' AK nIIeS' WHs S@'900' 0pecla
(OI.nC\

OLDS "a HOL. CPE.
.sss; two tone. white-wails. 7: and
$I .b95: seas down. WOLFE MO-
TOTS, 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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KIRK MOTOR co

FORD 90 FairIane town sedan:
atr-cond. equipped. Wv. tires.
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Also fS' 1850 a1sii fan 81 ST. Nv. IA. 1851
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THACKER MOTORS

4AO OIkko
18th q r. l. AVE. NE. La 6-0b30
CADILLAC--1e50 800 Special
4-0r., beaut.. dove gray and white
Iuily EQUIPPED with every extra. All
power mel. Windows and seat. Orig
puaSnaseI installed clear plastic
prestige car reflects finest care Nv
orig. owner Guaranteed IN writ.
ing. owners name on reoueet Sail
Tor only 81 2D5. Pass any inspeetion
ROYAL, MOTODC TMT
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD SO Fairlane IS" Tudor: Ford
omatic,. radio, heater. turn SIGNALS
Wv. tires: one owner: excellent
throughout; Sl,S95; written guar
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l2th & r. l. AVE. NE. LA. 8-6sso
MERCURY "a Monterey hardtop:
striklnR 2-tone finish. harmonizing
leather interior Offset By W w. tires,
a host OF accessories incl. r. and h
toverdr, low mileage. one-owner
car which reflects finest Of care: was
tNl ,5vh, now 81 .3Q5
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ID Monterey 4-dr.; au-
.omatic trans. r. and h.; very clean
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Pohanka Oldsnohile

ill2e 2Oth 81. NV. DI. 7-iooa
PLYM. "a sta. wag; beaut. 2-tone
I el. and crm.. hydr.. turn Its. htr.
best all-round car. Elk. 3-0063, :
PLYMOUTH 55 Savoy 4-dr. VS.:
equip. with T. and h.. powerfiite
/ trans. 2-tone finish Wv tires. low
mileage, must see TO appreciate.
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AJ1I1I y. Do I LETT, INO.
il2l 2lst st. NV. DI. 7.OIlI
MERCURY 1865 custom 4-door;
radio. heater. Mercomatlc. 2-tonS
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Chevrolet 1857
egulpment, $a7S down. Baiancs
through local bank. Wiii accep;
trade. Driven less than 100 miles
Ney car warranty. Call COLE. 10
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5000 18th ST., Sill. spg., JU. Sol ~
FORD 'b4 Custom Tudor: r. and h. !,
dark rreen finish: Immaculate
Wash.'s Oldest Ford pea sr, lil4
open sSes ave- til + "a ss, AP Pil s-4soo
FORD 90 Fairlane IS" Fordor;
81 ,405, HILL 4 SANDERS, Wash. Z
Oldest Ford Dealer. I1l4 Vermont
ave. NV, AID. 4-430O, Open uves.
I'll y, Sat I'll ..
FORD 80 Fairiane Victoria Fordor;
Fordomatic, r. and h.. power steer
Ing styletone hnish. Wv tires;
Hi I 4 SANDERS, wssh.'s e Ode /
Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont ave,
L.wa Nd. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll
o. Sat. III s,
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500 II. !. Ave. NE DE. 2-63O2
; FORD 1854 crestline IS" Fordor; r.
and b, Pm, power st.. 2 tone I'm. (;
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SPLIT LEVEL, 3 bedrm., game rm.,
"a baths. din. rm., liv. rm., mod.
klt. NJ; Pentason and TT. Belvoir.
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HOUSES UMFuRnIsHEp

coLoREp-735 MORTON ST. NV.
4 rms. lit. and bath $50
l454h Que st. n.v.-5 rms, kit,
N. sEokL. AID. 4-Olas. Ia. e-e$43
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FLYNN RE-SALES
OPEN 2 TIL 6 TODAY
THE RRoAnMoOR

,3bVI Conn. avg: NV;
outstanding COOP. Air-cond.
din. rm., garage, beauty Sa-
lon. valet shop, sec. service
and maid service by the hr.
are among many advantages
enjoyed BY BROADMOOR
owners. Comp air-eond. apt.
homes available Ask for Mr..
OWENS ct BRoADMOOR
desk.
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OTHER LISTINGS

For specific. concrete. per-
sonal reasons. the owners Of
the following highly desirable
apt. homes are willing-FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE-to saeri-
iice at prices well below the
current market.
1890 CONN. AVE. NV,
cow. to Conn. ave; and
Crosstown buses and all types
Of shops: End fir. rear: l.
bedrm. apt. home with lovely
rear porch across both liv.
rm. and bedrm. Delightful
THE NEW PARKsIDE. 40:
Summit pl. n,w.-charminE
bldg; wired for air eond.
Needs s no redec. ONLY
1888 LANrER PL. NV
HoUsE-SIZE, End mr.. foyer.
dbl. liv. nm, sep; din. rm,;
pantry. kit. . bedrms. .
baths. sun porch dge. enough
for bedrm.i with maids rm.
and garage in basement
blk. from car and . blks.
from bus. Needs partial re-
dec: and kit. moderniEation.
THE ONTARIO, 1859 On
tario I'd. n.W.-2nd fir.. 3
exposures. . bedrms.. sep.
din. rm. In elev. and switch
board bldg. with air cond.
avail. ONLY S12,500.
For details and Tor Apt. TO
inspect the above or any Of
TIE many other apt. homes
OF all sizes, exclusively listed
with this once, call MAJOR
CARNEY with
,DnrryNYD r,y xyNyNy ~,
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

1910 HEREFORD PL. NV. near
Woodner Hotels bedrms,. q baths,
living rm.. dining rm., kit, bsmt..
compl. redec. Call CO. $1,000.
SILVER SPRING-NoW Haven-Spiit.
level: ; bedrms,, den. family dinins
rm:. cir conditioning. wall-to-wail
carpeting. Grapes, dishwasher.
near schools: Si75. VII. 0-936s.
NEAR FAIRFAX COUNTRY CLUB
These quality homes have Hotpoint
cleo kits. with eye-level oven. sur
face burners. Formica-top. stainless.
steel steel sink sink ilcep..it; Hotpoin!!
f sn center SUan s s nS0s & s1 b.ss
Sii.brick fireplace with raised
hearth, picture window: din. rm
will take q full din. rm. set. has
3 large picture windows: bath Is
American Standard with colored
fixtures. built-in vanity sink with
matching plate glass mirror with
lighting over tub. 3 large bedrms. !,
Is Il close: SPACE ssm, eSS% On. nsp
in entrance Tor a patio, massive
nrepl with raised hearth; picture
windows laundry trap; ego volts
hot-water Dashboard heat, all M
lumber, brick construction, 9 steel
beams. copper plumbing and heat
Ing, instant hot-water. system. as.
phalt driveway, carport city water
from subdivision. new churches
shopping center nearby. Rent. $3.50
per mo. with option to buy A
portion OF rent may be applied %
down payment. Until pm. call
OR. 3-lS4S; call CIR. SOTO after
D pm. Sat. and Sun.
SILVER SPRING AREAS bedrms
Ia baths Ice llv. rm., fiTepl., din
nm, kit. screened porch; full bsmt
C9nv;- SCHOOLS. shopping. $3.50 mo
RAMBLER - 3 bedrooms. 1 bath
living room and dining l., loyelS
paneled recreation room with fire'
SS .i' VS. VsIy,4Ss CAL w MEi krae 4
once FM s.S7ib' '-''0i'' op'OWl
NEW 2-BEDROOM HOuSE-LargI
living room With. dining area. mod
ern kitchen with buiit-in electric
'aundry facilities in basement. ea'
heat, apply ,oWNER, 1905 s. Edge
WOOD 81, IN, t-l@OJ. W
VA. HILLS, Alex. ---3-bedrm, brick
II, Beivoir, Pentason. XII, s-62sO
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, 1880 Eli.
colt 81. nw.---Det, 2.story brick
Nv, rm. with flrepl, din. rm" kit.
hedrms.. rec; I'm, fn . sssrsEiei . heni
ping, tranSp. IS min. To- Pentagon
$3.50 mo. Call Sat. I'm. 2-77O0i
sun, IKE. 7.0062.
ARi.. N.-Acre Of charm surrounds
this 4-e.drm:' 2M :s,.s full t essmi
COOK, JE, 2.3272, JE. 2-4604.
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254O MASS. AVE. NV.

Auditing Waterside drive.
Very choice res. loo. Over
looking beaut. gardens. Quiet.
Air-eond. and garage avail.
Unusually delightful 2-bedrm.
apt, home with sep. din. rm..
entirely glassed-in sun porch,
mod. bath and truly loads"
Of closet space. Ask for Ma
JOR CARNEY In Ant. 2O3.
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Cali ME s:e5so Anytime

COLORED
d:i5 Bennins I'd ne; rms rms,
iss7 o st. NV. 8 rms, 2 baths,
oil h.-w.h., 500.
ig.0 nth st. NV. I'd moor nat,
9 rms. bath, Arcola heat, Adults,
GUY THINNER
1929 lith 81. NV. NO. 7.4nOi
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DELICATESSEN AND CARRY-0UT,
located on good ne; e. corner: Owner owner
Rent S72.O9 mo. Price SO; 500
i 1Eac stock Terms Tern ps w T. THRIFT
MA R-Q1Aa or I'm A.7327
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FOR INFORMATION OR AP-
CALL Mr.. CHARLES HUGHES
WITH H @. sMITHY CO. ST.
3-330O EVE. AND WEEk-ENDS
VIII h.oRha
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Observation-Disclosures, located in
heart of city near O st. Does
5000 to 81. 900 wk. Very low pay
roll. Price. $4,000. Terms. So 900
cash, W. Z. THRIFT (Exclusiye),
l4ll Penna. ave. NV. Ma. e-y743.
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's II; ~: ::?::: 4 i$iI IT,
COOK. JE. 2.3272. JE. 2-4604.
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OPPOSITE wooDNER HOTEL
3b47 10th ST. NV.
BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS
SCR. PoRcHEs, GARAGE
NEWLY DEC. $3.50 NO. 5.a7s9
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H. G. Srnithy Co. Offers

1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Modern u.iEed one osdrm; unit Z
area; cleo. kitchen; wired for al
eond. $4,000.
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3 large rooms. foyer. kit. pantT,
ss ssa beth ea0 II sey = sy.shbC,aTS SSI
ii me view ISS y city. Only '0G $500 1851
terms.
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rm. apt. Of unusually larGe dimen-
sions: excel. cond.: new kitchen.
fun din. rm., liv. I'm. with firepl. (:
private; off ST, parking; S14,5 500.
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HAMF5HIHE UAHDEND
Attractive one bedrm. apis. Isl
and IND floor avail; full din, rm.
pleasant garden view; laundry a
storage facil.; Excel. shopping anc
transp. S6.050-S7 800.
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4llO per mo. Hfrndon 400 or II.
$4,000. Ext. 7100s. MAJ. MOORE.
MCLEAN, yA.-Almost. new 4-bed.
I'm, 2-bath house; full bsmt,. att
gar, On acre acre. Avail, Jul. j;
ALEX, BUcKNELL HoTs.-3 bed
rms. 4 - baths, rec. rm., schools,
churches shop. center: cow PEN
tagon. Belyolr. Sl25. so. s-eS69
GEORGETOWN = Q bedrms.. lM
baths. living rm., dining rm..
kitchen: fenced yard: sl25 . mo.
AID. 2-4e73.
ALEXANDRIA, ll9s Janneys lane
4-bedrm. 2.bath house: acres
land; sl7b per mo; Available i'm
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Modified
rambler; Z bedrms.. ga baths.
Ice llv. rm. with firepl,, full-size
din. RIM, cleo. kit. with dishwasher
and garbage disposal. range. ex,,
haiti fan and lots Of cabinets; al
ing-door closets; patio, full bsmt.
excel. loo. cow. to transp.,
Blessed Sacrament parish. Latay-
cite. Alice Deal and Woodrow
Wilson Schools; S2I5 mo. EN-
17O7 CHESTNUT ST. BETHESDA
8 bedrms.. "a baths. ]. r., d. =,
kit. den. bsmt. $3.50 mo. Ma
GEORGETOWN bdrms., lge. clos
cts. . baths. ]. r., d. T.. kit, garden,
bsmt;; $3.50 mo. or $500 mo- furn
AURORA HILLS, vA.-5 bedrooms,
2 baths. full basement, porch
fenced. Cow. Pentagon, schools
o cSSpSt s ~ 4.gsss57. month 10. BY
BETHEsDA-4 bedrms., bath, attic
NiNoToN. OF. 2-2635: EN-. 2-s3s3
3-YR. -OLD BRK, RAMBLER--3 bed.
rms. 2h baths. 2 .hrepls, full
bsmt., carport. Immed. possession,
$3.50. PEARSON PROPERTIES JE'
ARLINGTON NORTH-3 bedrooms,
lIs baths, separate dining room,
recreation room; garage; $3.50 q
month MANNAs REALTY JE
8eI5 18th ST. N.W,--$130 q month,
. bedrooms. . baths, 2 sun porehes,
P yIvy z;Ssoo. MR.. srRicA or MR..
ARLINGTON, 9O0 N. Fillmore st.
4 bedrooms. two baths, attic. base
ment: convenient TO stores. schools,
buses: Si35 mo. Open Sunday. =
to u or phone ia. S-75s4.
N. ARL.-Three- bedrm., newly dec
house, on beautiful corner lot, n
most desirable neighborhood: avail
immed. so. 6-40e6 or ia. 6.7476
WHRATON.-2. bedrrn., ColOnial-style
poplar trees: separate dining rm.,
tut bsmt,, osE. Rent Sis OF
will sell. SioS dn.. S07.b0 mo. JU
n. ARL.-2 -bedrm. brick; rec. fm.,
garage; Ice. yard newly dee.i Sl2O
SPRINGFIELD, OF Shirley hwy
Large crestwood rambler, 3 bed
fenced ms; yard saTd 1 near school. so!
Frederick 81 Avail. now. $40
mo. ia. 7-ll77.
RAMBLER, EASTERN AVE. AND
KANSAS AVE. Brick: 3 bedrms.
rec. rm.: beautiful yard; new con.
44iM alSc onI KsEAirY. 81. 5 IssInaSSS
M0DERNi CLOsE.IN-Redecorate
bedrms with Ice. kltchenetts
sep. bsmt. and yard IA. 2-4242
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-0-rm. brick
rambler; bsmt., hreplacei elec. kit;
E Rssa' VA. fo.SBsss 70 NH wal''r
SPRINGFIELD =. 3.bdrm., brick
Available July 1. A. L. MILLfcAN'
JF. 3.77fb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

HOTEL. located in small Delaware
e es also an nes on SAFE iiaaer r' store,
fair trade prices. Liquor store and
tavern nets over $4,000 y: Can
ventory. BOB HoLLxNpER. Hotel
Motel Broker l411 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

We have available for your in
spection many other disirable CO.
operative apartments in fine NV.
buildinGs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

BOOMING HoUsE-High CLASS: u
s soSs quoted Ssst 2! ass GHpn .y pia. SD and
$4,000, large down payment. IN:
usually ,salvHele ilTnIture. EDWIN