davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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6smt.: Kitchen has eating space.
dishwasher. disposal: fenced shady
rear yard: excel. schools: friendly
community. 6 Minis. to pentagon:
bus service: $3.50: e-year mini
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NOZZLE SNACK BAR-1eb2 chsv,
-walk-in truck. Good tires. Al
ss ssa es sass WI a. 'sll s7 Hlia Is!'''
Fireproof Motel
- units wITy. Priced faE below
Modern restaurant on property.
Ample ground for additional units.
Owner has personal reasons for
selling e sacrifice. Liberal financing
Ornamental Iron
Business and Property
An opportunity to take over .
|10-year established business. Proven
Ito be very profitable and could be
increased considerably. Ideal for
g partnership. Reasonably priced In
and leasing Bldg. w7option o buy.
Restaurant and 2 Bars
Hartford Road
This well-established business has
IS well as very popular. A partner
ship would be ideal as the business
could be greatly increased One
inquiry is all 1t talEes to buy this
business wLproperty In fee, or viii
consider selling business and leasing
property w/option to buy.
Ocean City, Md.
ocean-trcnt hotel. heated. %
conditioned din. rm.; lge. parking
lot. Financing arranged ct SIS.
ALSO
32;r%; hotel w/restaurant and cock
Cocktail lounge and restaurant
" living quarters and ample ground
for large motel.
19-unit motel wieoffee shop.
Apt. houses Of various sizes.
Call Mr.. Steele on above prop
critics, Ridgewsy 7-seb4 or LexinK-
ton 0-6s56.
David M. Nichols & Co.
Realtor
IS w. Franklin st.
Baltimore /, Md.
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Sunset Manor. mr.. Baiieys
Crossroads: 49-ft, brk rambler: Lee.
liv. rm,, sep: din. rm.. YounRs-
town kit. with dinette space. Tile
bath; bedrms:, fun basement.
lease basis. JE. S-T4tb'
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RIVERDALE, MD.-2-bedrm.. sinslt
home; full bsInt.: spacious yard;
SOS plus utils.: avail, June -
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BIO THE SUNDAY STAR
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOvERS-Local and long
distance, Mod. warehouse: storage
Reas. Tu, 2-O66e. ia. 9-0115.
MOVING AND HAuLLNG-Day or
night; reasonable rates. DU.
7-9667. ]. q X. MOVING CO.
EXERT MOVERS. D. C.. Nd. va;
low rates; ms: free wardrobe. serv,:
"a hrs. AP. 1866. LU. ls9500
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage
IN separate rooms; expert pecking.
AGE CO.. INC. established 1906,
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches q speciality. 8. L. NORRIS.
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. 0.2SS9.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
STORAGE; reas. rates. ia. 9-2937,
HARRIS MOVERS = Insured van
service: ? experienced white men:
So hour. 10. 7-634l, 10. 7-259s.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sinis small town; prescriptions
nearly half Of total volume: less
than 100 miles from d. C. BOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

~ C0.--weil-known, established
radio and teleyision company In
Harrlsonburg, Va; $4,000. Priced
for immediate sale, Price includes
stock Of tubes, parts. service notes,
test eguipment. MERCHANDISE. Al
1879 licenses paid Write .TELE-
VISION Box 2bb, Rte. No. 2,
WANTED. LIQUOR LICENSE. Glass
A, p. g Co. PRINCIPALS onlv all
cash. JU. B-l75S, sun. am. OF any
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HOUSES UNFURMIsHED

ARL., 1907 N. veitch st.-1st A.: :
IA. porch, yard. ia. $500. Z.
s r,ol pHMvMsil ju HiLG 4: gsi, lease IDEAL
for family with ga children. OIL
SILVER sPRINC--Loveiy 3-hedrm.
home; liv. rm., din. rm., " baths;
dishWasher. disp., auto. washer and
drier; furn. rec. rm.; avail. july
18th: Si75 per mo. ~. 7.70s9.
COLORADO AVE-, 10th St.. .oId
81 2s.SeS5, EM. s-s3s3.
1915 POTOMAC AVE. Sc. $50 PEI
oV 4. Sc. mi Ii. 4.7sco It Or RE. S.l5al
StM EENToN. u PLACE v Me- a.. rms: 3,
1870 q ct. s.e. Ii. 4-73OO or RE
ehsei's. bus and Shoppins-Three
tWin-slsed bedrms, gsrage' reef;i
sns SAP p0 sna sun sh.' o.S SSia ave-. y
Bonifant. right 70 s3b. Mrs;
MMSoso5 ipoM OF SI AGENCY nc. Real.
ALEXANDRIA = Diplomets house
lac. iiv rrnc din. rm,, den, =
rec. rm,. scr. porch. patio, cArport:
cony, 70 ,Pentagon and ps.S6'
fAIRFAx--New, 3-bedFooH, "a:
bath BRICK ..u.C Cent?; .,rd ssIl d lnTss
woodet community. 3 blkS. 70
eehoyl: 1876 per month. CIR.
m. P0OLEsvILLE-If.rm. farm
house with APPROX. B acres; on
hard I'd; Sl2O; suit rest home.
etc. oaithersbure 3lb.M.
fenced yard. shkde trees; cow "a
schools. buses and shops. ~ min.
utet % Pentagon; $40. IA. 7.g016.
f10t MULROY ST.. Pals Church
Anew 3-br. brick ranch. sci.
ence kitchen ana full basement,
$3.50 per mo. shown Sat and sun
EENTLAND-b rms ~ bedrms !
fee 80 mo Nay sell on eaty termt
kKRB BEDPoRD. AP. 5-s3is.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED TO RENT = pnturnlshed
house in Arlington. VAL Hish
School DISTRICT: bedrooms. 2
kline. awe, Maxwell AFB. Ala.
bama. VIII Inspect June ILL.
RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY
$l2S:sI5Q. 81. 4.SiS2. " "'''
NAVAL ofhcer's wife and daughter
desire 9 3-bedrm; house In Beverly
Hills or HIagdock Heights: July 1
Or sitsr. WIZ pay reas. rent. ov.
" YOU HRE CONSIDERING the
rental OF your property, Ia the
Falls Church. Arlineton or Pair.
fax County area. phone or write
for full info on our rental-manage-
ment service our experienced stan
can you 0rs ssry,ss m1 Ip{I
i q" Il, Fsiis Church. d" s.i4sc.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS 3.bedrm :.
house TO rent with option to bus.
down payment within ~ mos
close 10. public schools; NV are
preferred. Wo. a.l4sn, ell day
sat. sun; weekdays after $50
YOUNG CfLE. 2 sIi.6ehaved chill
dren. desire ga bedrm house
unfurn may consider buying out
WING Sc or nearhy Nd aoon ~
20. 20. 7-e30S. after pm.
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ARL.. N.-4-bedrm. house in STRAIT
moro o s snS i sS.dr nH. Ao aSs sys
July. !. sl40 mo. Also a-bedrm..
1I-hath cottage in WoOdlawn
School area, Aug; OCCUPANCY.
81 sS; aasJ. H. sENorT. Reaitor
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"ssess , mrmnns ~ NJ"

FAMILY OF Z seeking unfurn. j.
5. G.. NV. Or Ma, write BOX EOS
q. Star. or call Oh. e-al27. Sun.
eve. or MRS. ScHOcKEN. Ma.
s-3694 weekdays.
COLORED = 9.BEDROOM. a-BATH
house wanted: upper NV; reason
able rent: 2-yr. lease. DE. 2.31eS.
RENTAL PROPERTIES WANTED
for service personel in vireinia
one year or longer lease. MICH
OILS REAL ESTATE CO., IA.
5-1213
RENTALS NEEDED
Individus' homes, unfurn.. from
May 20 on. In Falls Church, Fair
fax and vicinity. During your alb
sence. we take care Of your property
Please call DUTCH SNAPPER REAL
TY c. I02 East Fairfax st.. Falls
e"u'''' JE. 2-siS4
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON,

TRADE on sELL-l-bedrm. home
H. .SS Si f spss, ;os . ,ssiSn 81 y y,
lnysstment prop. "a. 5-ab0s
WILL TRADE excel commercial
ES1 . or r'r W. q Be-. S SiS.P s,s nome IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
STROUT CATALOG-

Resorts. Tourist A Boarding Houses.
Molels. Gas Sta stores. Farms. etc
s;ss,. P Gsoss,l,s.cos described y..ss.
Service WORLDS LARGEST
SrROur REALTY, ll3s N Wood.
yayd BLDG, WashinRton--sTerlinG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

MoTELs-WAsHINoTON. D. c.
Full-time exclusive motel broker
and travel specialist offers consul
tation advice in best buys motels
Wash, d. c.. Va, Nd, Del. in the
tAl Up to i6 units. no eoaee
$4,000
OBJ Up TO 10 units. with coffee
shop. net Sl2-20.000; cash. 100000
tcI ia to 90 units. no restau.
rant ran al net $4,000 ". up; cash
1DI IL 70 20 units. with restau.
rant let 10000 ". Up: cash
tEl 80 units or more. luxury
motel: net $4,000 VI. up: cash,
~ Luxury motel sites: large
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NAVY YARD n 6usiSssss ior IS
call RE 6-53f0 before s. III
a.nst7. Ask for Mr.. or MRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
SOUTHERN Md


WELL ESTABLISHED FEED BusI-
NESS One-owner. Countrywide
franchise national feed line. Electric
teo grinding machinery. delivery
truck, large tractor-trailer. COM
Portable home. modern plant build
ings. full inventory, in profitable
operation. Owner Ill, must sell. $685.
500 full price incl. inventory. Pres
INT -arninRs viii paw back fun in
yestment In less than years. Only
$4,000 cash. Owner viii carry
REsTAURANT AND BAR - Nice
living quarters, LIQUOR, beer. legal
MODERN LIQUOR, BEER AND
GROCERY STORE-With new living
quarters. Owner quotes income So
500 week. with heavy slot-machine
play; large land area for future
NIGHT CLUB - LIQUOR. beer, =
DAYS. heavy slot-machine plav, very
large income, records open.
BUILDING 6UPPLY-Lumber and
mtllwork. Excel. opportunity for
young. man starting out. Small
eaP PisHi iHcss soaT CHARTER pus,.
boats and equipment. Nice home
private harbor and piers.
MODERN GROCERY-Main high
way location In county seat. new
masonry BUILDING new fixtures. Lib
u WATERFRONT TAvERN-Liauor
beer, legal slots, 3-bedroom water
front home included II desired.
J. B. WATERS
Prince Frederick, Nd.
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$500 36th 81. N.W.-Navy widow
to service family. Children and
pets accepted. Newly renovated. 3
6edrms. and sleeping porch. hv.
Fm., din. rm., elassed-in porch. ga
rage. Corner woodley I'd. and 3eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

JUNE H4-SEFI. Z. CHEVY Chast,
Md.--cool shady section. 3 bedrms.,
2 with air cond.; sun poren, new
clothes washer and dryer; S135
per mo-; for adults; no pets. OIL.
2-4l06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

N. ARL.-s-story brick Colonial. To-
BY trees. Fenced back I'd. 3 spa
eious hedrms.,. ga baths, liv. fm..
din. rm.. and large kit. INV. heat,
screens, side porch. sundeck: full
hsmt.. and garage. This home Is
immae;, completely. redec.. IS min.
from Pentagon and downtown. For
IN 6 - N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

II YOU LIKE BAY AIR, svimming,
etc. We have. all-yr. brk. rambler,
every convenience; 3 bedrms., Q
baths; nearly new, furnished. extra
apt over big brk. garaee. encl.
lawn; short ride to d. C: higher
bracket. much reduced, terms; or
lease By season. VI. Make offer.
RA. 3-6I46.
LAKEWOOD, ROCKY RIVER. ONO
house there for mine in Bethesda
"a yrs. old: = bedrm., 3 baths,
yard. OIL. 6-67e6. Box 253-E. star.
WILL EXCHANGE Or sELL, B-bed-
rm. Early. 1900 Colonial. with 5
near Princeton, New Jersey, for
comparable house in northwest
D: G.. Box zel-0. Star.
PROFITABLE SPARE TIME-Estab-
iished business. Ideal for 1 person
q couple. $4,000. Terms. Box
$40. Star.
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COOLEST AREA. adjacent Rock
Greek Park-Stone house. Garage.
large Handicapped grounds, living
room, dining room. STUDY: Kitchen;
Sept; adults preferred. Phone
EN-. 3-4163.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

Il. ARL.-Summer rental, June H.
Sept. 1. 2-bedrm. brick. bsmt;.
washer, TV. linens: fenced yard:
quiet neighborhood: $l25 per mo.
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s Rooms. k knsi .nS SA s.iS' Rental 500
The Riggs National Bank
VASE LOAN = TRusT BH
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WITH DEEP REGRET

must sell any one Of nv 2
well-paying automatic laun-
dries as II is too much for me
to handle. Only interested
PRINCIPALS with cash, call IA.
1-n073 Sunday and evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

RIGGS PARK. 500 Kensington pl
ne.-Very nicely furn.; 8 rms. 3
bedrms.. bath: fun bsmt., toilet; gas
heat: yard: nearly new mod. brick
house: Sl2S Per mo-: may I en-
TO-DAY. sTRoUP. Rk. e-S7OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

HILLCRtsI. eblg lyons q. se.-e.
q. c :sn! .. . S:si%. .,I pa' isIi
sppt. tl2S mo. Cali IL 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

p .ISr, c NM q b ssFa S@.s 10y sry
ton mr.. Howard y. IA. o-7eeD.
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on CAR LINE

Corner brick building for small
church group with living quarters
for the preacher on End d. Priced ct
$500: it's Q real deal.
ABRAVR REALTY Ii. 6-4444
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

FOREsf MILLS. Just off Conn. Ave.
baths. living and dinins rms KIT
study, powder rm.. detached brict
gar: Sis mo: avail. July l. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

tsry rd.-cool mod. III dss, V colo Mll'i
brk. First floor. liV. rm. With Pic
ture Mirror hrepl.. din. rm.. pow
attached gar. Second a.. 8 bedrms. :.
eompl. baths. bsmt.: rec. rm.;
bar set-up: half bath: outside entr.
Close 70 everything. ERWIN REAL
~ CO.. WA. s-0334.
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BETHEsDA . KENsINGT0N ROCK.
vILLE-WHEATON - Nice seiectior
Of two and three bedrm. homes
available for immediate occupancy
Call for appt. to INSPECT. 9f0LER
a. co MIDI To A-s0r1
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HOUSES FURNISHED

4 BEDRMs., 2 baths; mod. rambler;
Country CUB; dinins terrace: beaut,
Handicapped. June % to Labor Day.
$3.50 mo. OIL. 4-27iS.
SUMNER RRNTAL-June i0-sept.
1; Woodlawn, Nd. Three-bedrm.
furn.. fenced va I'm. 4-o5(37
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

cas- FENToN PLACE NJ rms 8; /;
1870 q Ct. i.s" Ii. 1880 or RE.
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BETHkSDA--2-st0fy brk.. 2 bedrm,
auto. h,-w.h.. full bsnit... fenced
ID: avail. June Z; Years lease
TAX. PIX. d. c.. mr.. Walter Reed
Shops, church: schools, bus. Bunea
drier. Fenced I'd. $3.50. RA. 6-632l
BETHEsDA-"Ideal for children"
pcrcS. auto p.'A washer-Srisr' ~
piano; S145 mo. June 2O-Sept. 2
OF. 2-lhba. ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

BRAND-NEw; ALEX. AREA-3-bed-
center-hall design. attic fan. etc
Sl5n mo. Applied to making up
small down payment necessary TO
place 90es-5es loan, amortixed
oyer 20 Yrs. Call KI. 9-314s or
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
900 SEATS

Beautiful church I'm immaculate
condition. Good northwest location.
Presently. white. WIN sell to white
or colored. Priced right, Substantial
cash required. Confidential. VIII deal
with principals only. Write BOX
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ALEXANDRIA = Dipiomet's house;
s:sr% " ssI'ixsS:'SS:ir; ' sssA;:
AVAILABLE June 10. South $4,000.
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,S-BEDROOM HOUSE
0l9 GALVESTON PL. Sc.
Lovely semidet. 3-bedroom home
with Ia baths. full bsmt. with OUT
washer and Rarb. disD. ONLY siiO
sIDNIY 2. MENsH a CO., INC.
1913 Eye st. NV. Ma. S-li440
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SILVER sPRING--Loveiy 3-hedrm.
home: Nv, rm., din. rm., Ia baths,
dishWasher. disp., auto. washer and
dTier; furn. rec. rm.; avail July
18th: $l75 per mo. ~; 7.1os9,
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
fcoNIlNuEDl - a.

CENTREvlLLR, VA. = Extra-laree
garden, chicken house; cow. Local
ton. $l10. Browning e-60e9.
COLLEGE PARK-3 bedrooms. full
basement. screened porch, fenced
yard. WE. 5-6645.
n. ARL. In .Tara--3 bedrms., eM
extras. $500 NO. q. Z. LANIER.
Real Estate. ia. 7-S434.
1880 ELLICOTT ST. NsW.-Det, 2
with fireplace. din. rm., kit. 8
bedrms,, rec. rn.. gar. Mr.. parochial
and public schools. shop. ctr. and
traHsp Is min. from main Navy
BLDG. Rent. $3.50 mo. Call IKE.
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style home: close to ali COW (:
fenced rear ID: bsmt.. screened
porch. equip. kit. sep. din. rm,
sss sdrT Tim st NEAE ftr,Ts IL e snss .6o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

DI8TRICT-MD. REALTY ofIert z
6eant. Colonial homes In chevy
Chase; Ice. hedfms.. "a baths. rec
rms, gare.. porehes. both under
500, cail m. 2-ee00 or OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

ARI.. on Columbia pike-semidet
house; 2 hedrms.; fenced yard: u
CENTER @ bus ana Schools. ss sS'P pn
utils. ia. 5-4096.
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|BRK eEMIDET.. IN excel neighbor
srcS station: SOS mo. il. s.i64i
Sa5 MONTH"; a rms: Wster. elee,
garden. COW pasture; refs, REQ: q
NJ n SS cYssSaSis open today I'll : pm
1901 x N.Ws-e rms. 3 baths, |
s & S,i fi- :sii' isori slssi5. ' ''mmi
I-AcRE c0UNTRY BUNoA.-Nr
swim. pool. IS min. D. c. Huge l. I,
3b. T.. sos; option buy. MA. 7.2.la
ARLIN0T0N-3-bedrm frame Oct.
SsSSNARSSr. Lease OF $1,000
dEORdEToWN-Littie house viii
deep lot, brick patio, Lty. rm.. IRE
pl: Sinins m m =, osd nI.s' Hat ii
l. e. a.d' ". Z. $50 0n'H' "'''
LANHAM-Rambisr. bedrms.
rsfgr,, auto washer. wooded lot
e5is Knoilbrook Dr.. W. Hyattiviii,
Vas hITSiS NIX REsi IfSnR IA a.s56dtt
yIRqINIA:sPRiNoFIELD AND NO
levels IN this famous model com
n1unity: various occupancy dates
slse 4. e 81: slG .,,g er ment1h .rv ~
Center, 4-doors from Drug store
N. l.eeiI. cail Monday.
ere EAST CAPITOL 81,
3 Rooms. KIT. and Bath, Rental. s0l
The Riggs National Bank
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WALTER REED AREA. block on
18th .st.-Laree detached, brick CO.
lonial in immaculate Condition:
center entrance hall. separate din
ine rm,,. large kitchen, 24-ft. living
rm. with fireplace 1st-fir. powder
rm., large screened porch. 5 bed
rms, . baths. full bsmt., a bath,
sit rec; rm. with fireplace; de-
trees and barbecue. Priced mid .20s
with excellent terms. Call Mrs.
Ramsdell RIA, 3-535l, any time.
= sTco BLANCHARD. Reaitor, JU.
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s al n CO. nS. %i' sb iESS s eod sSs
club-Lse. s-bsdrm, home in new
statle and ather bldGs.: fenced pas
ture. Ice. shaded lawn: school bus
t nrI,p near; owner t,ensteerrins
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$3.50 EVEKETT 81. N.W.=LoVsI,
Oct; brick, 8 rms. powder rm.. 2
"a. h. WIS us s, LIE p sos
NELLY SON, Realtors. Ma. s-3316;
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FARFAx--New. 3-bedrooni, l-
s ICONS. 0I S,sss..;msnSt. Ipisyroo% aSist.
wooded community. 3 blkS. 70
seh9gl: 1873 per month. CIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

SILVER sPRTN0-2 story, 3 bed.
rms. lst-noor powder rm,, paneled
iiyine dining nm; newly decorated
$3.50 . mo. HoLMEAD, REALToR.
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room; Screened porch: iarSs fenced
Ss sss ' sy.i rs mined .u: JS 4b li.
ARL:. ~. stratiord HIS = Brick.
,i S, 5ss%S l.e + lsrS; "a s'd Ss.t
disposal; scr. porch; ssrsSs; fence
pssIv.N p Ds,t ! sss1 i. Edisenp t q. -
interested call KE. SCOTT. ]. II.
BENOTT Realtof.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-17
MODERN ETIQUETTE
BY Roberta Lee

Q. Isn't it poor form for a
woman, at her second marriage,
to have three of four brides
maids?
A. Yes. The second marriage
should be as simple and infor-
NAL as possible, and the bride
should have but one attendant.
q. What is the proper way to
eat an apple at the dinner table?
A. The proper way is to quart
er the apple, and then, using
the fingers, eat each quarter.
*****s*
@. Are showers for prospective
bridegroomS appropriate?
A. These are growing in po-
pularity. Sometimes they are
humorous in character = socks
too gaudy to wear, dainty"
handkerchiefS, budget books,
ball-and-chain, and the like. OF
course, showers of useful gifts
are also good-such as a book
wer, smoking necessities
shower, or a WOrkShOp-tOOl
shower.
*#&&&&A
Q. Is it permissible for a din
ner guest to ask for a second
helping of some dish?
A. Not unless eating with rel
ativeS or good friends. The hos
tess should see that her guests
wishes are fulfilled without the
necessity of their asking.
Q. Should one offer a tip to
the conductor on a train, for any
special service rendered?
A. No; the train conductor is
never tipped.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-17
DON'T BUY The BROOKLYN
BRIDGE

Half century or so ago
swindlers preyed ruthlessly on
h-off-the-boat immigrants to
this country. A great coup was
to sell one of these innocents
the Brooklyn Bridge.
Times and techniques have
changed. Nowadays swindlers
have subtler racketS-one of
them being fraudulent and
Worthless stocks. Mounting
complaints against unscrupulous
stock statesmen led the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
and the New York State Attor-
ney General to work out, with
the aid of stock exchanges and
reputable brokerage houses, a
guide to prospective stock buy
erS. It has now been issued, and
it is as sound as it is simple.
Here are the basic rules:
Think before buying. Deal
only with a securities firm which
you know. Be skeptical of secu-
rites offered by telephone by
a firm or a salesman you don't
know. Guard against high pres
sure sales methods. Be parti-
cularly wary of promises Of quick
and spectacular price rises. Be
sure you understand that there
is a risk of loss as well as a
prospect of gain when you buy
securities. Get all the facts
never buy on tips or rumors.
Request the person offering Sc
curities over the phone to mail
you written information about
the corporation, it's operations,
management, financial position,
etc., and save this for future
reference. If you don't fully un-
derstand the written informa-
ton, consult someone who does.
Follow this guide-and you
won't be buying Brooklyn
Bridges!
Arizona sun., 1957-01-17
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events of five years ago, when:
Mrs. Louise Burnett and Mrs.
Nellye Maye Taylor appointed
to attend Republican State Con-
vention in Tucson by their pres
ident, Mrs. Jennie Tannehil OF
Republican Women's Club, No. 2.
Cpl. Ted Greer, enroute to
Washington from Sheppard's
Field in Texas, stopped in the
city for a weeks visit with his
uncle, Alton Thomas, executive
secretary of Phoenix Urban
League.
Mr.. Charles E. Skanks Of New
York City is feted at dinner
party by his friend, Mrs. Thelma
Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bates
were overnight guests Of her
aunt, Mrs. Rose Mack and
daughters, Mozelle and Evelyn,
921 S. 9Th Avenue. He is better
known as "Pegleg Bates" OF
dancing fame.
NAACP installs 80 slate Of Of
ficerS headed by DR.. r. B. Phil
lips.
Arizona sun., 1957-01-17
BEAUTY at HOME
BY Lynn Carter

@. How do I determine the
correct shade of powder I should
use?
A. It should exactly match
your skin tone, or be the slight
est shade darker. Lighter pow
der is permissible only under
artificial lighting in the even
ingS.
@. What hair arrangement
will seem to add length to the
face?
A. Hair worn off the brow,
with either a center or very
high side part
@. What makeup technique
will help bring out" a rather
weak chin?
A. You can highlight it with
lighter foundation than you use
on the rest of your face, and be
sure to blend this in nicely.
@. What are some of the things
a dry-skinned woman should
avoid?
A. Use of glycerin, which Is
microscopic and will draw moiS-
ture from the skin. She should
also avoid coconut oil soaps
which tend to be irritating to
dry skin. She should avoid ur1-
due exposure to the suns rays,
which can aggravate the dry
ness of her skin. An she should
avoid remaining too long under
hair-dryerS, because the heated
air draws moisture from the
skin and thus increases the ten
dency to dryneSS.
". 0IO yOU AAdFC oily NOAAAAAASAA"0
regarding the types of shoes
women should wear?
A. For one thing, few women
look well in fancy shoes, and in
any case such footwear should
never be worn unless special
costume definitely calls for it.
The average woman and the
average foot is displayed to best
advantage in a simple, well-cut
pump. Women with heavy an
kles or big feet should NEVER
wear fancy shoes!
O. How can I remove ice cream
stains from one of my unwaSh-
able dresses?
A. Sponge with carbon tetra-
chloride to remove any grease
in the stain. Allow to dry, then
sponge with cold water to dis
solve the sugar and egg.