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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
NEWS OF MUSIC
Violin SoIoist Charms
Wotergote Audience

seemed pretty good to the Gus
toners on the Watereate steps,
and he seemed pretty good to
me.
Mr.. Meyers started the show
with q stirring reading of Web
er's overture to Oheron. The
Park Service has made the
Watergate a very happy gift
since last week. The risers pro-
vided for the orchestra enhance
tone and clarity to Q welcome
degree.
After intermission, Mr.. Lywen
played several solos. among them
an arrangement Of q Mozart
serenade for violin and piano.
He was accompanied by Mr..
Meyers, who concluded the con-
cert with the Bergsma Paul
Bunyan Suite. his own Sara
bande. and some shorter num-
bers.
Next Friday. Lloyd Geisler will
conduct the orchestra, while the
soloist will be Theodore Lettvin.
who is to be heard in the
Beethoven c minor concerto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Here is a new kind Of week end
quiz. Below you will find ten
sentences, from each Of which a
word is omitted. In parentheses
you viii find the meaning Of the
missing word, plus the number
Of letters in it. Today well give
you one extra clue: each Of the
missing words begins with 3D..
Ten correct Is amazing; eight
n good: six only fair.
/. The department store has
o sale Of double (six letters
meaning a fabric used mainly
for table linen) dinner napkins.
2. Only q fool, advises q lead
ing financier, would (six letters
meaning to play at specifically
IN the stock market.
3. After the explosion, volun-
teers worked together to clean
up the (six letters meaning rub
ble).
(. Sherlock Holmes was one Of
the FIRST opponents of mine
letters meaning proceeding from
Q universal premise to q particu-
lar conclusion) reasoning.
8. Only vandals would (six
letters meaning to mar or injure
the looks Of walls or public
buildings.
8. Six weeks residence is re-
quired before issuance of the
final divorce (six letters meaning
order or edict).
Z. The executors liquidated the
assets of the (seven letters
meaning dead corporation.
8. Many fathers complain that
today's children do not show
them the (nine letters meaning
respect) they showed their
parents.
.. The real menace on night
time highways is the driver who
tries to (six letters meaning to
blind momentarily with Light
the eyes Of the oncoming motor
igt.
10. The dictator made is clear
that he would not GIVE letters
meaning condescend) to reply TO
criticism Of his actions.
Answers: /. damask, 2. dab
bic. 3. debris. 4. deductive. 5.
deface. 6. decree. 7. defunct. 8.
Difference, 8. dazzle. 10. DE- gn,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
NEWS OF MUSIC
By DAY THORPE

Every year during the regular
season Of the National Sym
phony Howard Mitchell invites
his concert master to appear
with the orchestra as q soloist.
He knows that familiarity should
not diScredit Wecher Lywen,
that there are few violinists on
the concert circuit who make
better music than he does. It
Is not surprising. therefore, that
Emerson Meyers asked Mr.. Ly-
wen to play the Z minor MendeI-
ssohn concerto with the Water
gate Orchestra last night.
The violinist had to contend
with q hazard which he said
afterward was entirely new to
him-wind. The breeze kept
blowing his bow OF the strings
In piano passages. However dis
concerting to the soloist, 1t didn't
matter a great deal to an audi
ence being treated to the viva
city and elan of the Mendels-
sohn masterpiece. Mr.. Lywen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

John N. Cunningham, IS, Beaumont
Tex: and Erika /. Grabs. Is. Kiei.
AP Psgn. p 5..S =, 81 lo. and Hazel
Mitchell VI. tasfe n 81, e CANDID SI conn INV
and Lillian E. Doran. is, 1918 eti
john L conl.y. II. %, aosa Allen nj
ssS;p aa me sne s1,anne Z. English. Is
Robert Z. Roberts. 2S. and Elizabeth A
Socket 20. both Of College Park
Thaddis Lawrence. 81. 1889 LIST st. NV.
Harold W.: Eeinsold. %. sheboysan
$500 g q. NV.
Ra sSS e G. w RSsleT e. ,, Aisssn ss y:
william Hoosins.' 90. Brentwood. Nd.
T ana Winiired I; Robinson, rs. 1914
e ne. and Marva B. Pierce, Ii
Marx J.. Kcrmsn. 90. 4sssi seth st. NV.
and Annette H. Levenscn. "a. Airing
william jones. %. and Ley.n,la ]
Smith. 36. both Of baltimore.
"i ma n g; Young %; Arlington, .yss;
Robert Pea 2 p.I SA:i'0 s,; e, lSI4 y M
Lewis smith. 2si islo g st. NV, an,
Ihelma D. spruill. %. lbl 1905 .
Stanley N. Diets. 30, Landovsr Ma.
and Eleda M. Ryon. 26. Takomi
Ernest 4. Powell. IS, 220o 18th ri
NV. and ErneStine Taylor. Is, l42l
Kenneth u Hodge. 20, Arlington. Va.
David j stslnbeuer, 20. Laurel Nd,
and Mary N. Hunter. 20, 243s 50ti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Man Sentenced
In Fatal Beating

A man was sentenced yester-
day in Federal Court to serve
from 3 to Q years for man
slaughter in the fatal beating
Of his woman friend last
January.
He is virda Shaw, 30, Of the
400 block of Fourth street NE,
who was convicted on June 6
by a jury. Sentence was imposed
by Federal Judge Henry A.
Schweinhaut.
The woman victim was Jimmy
Lee Tyler, 20. also Of the
Fourth street address, who was
beaten on January 20 and died
nine days later from a brain
hemorrhage, according to trial
testimony. Shaw beat her with
his fists, 1t was charged, while
in the Fourth street house where
the two lived.
Judge EDWARD M. Curran SEN
fenced two pickpockets to serve
from 4 to IL years each for
picking q mans pocket Of $500
as he was getting offsa bus. The
two defendants are James B
Adams. So. Of the 100 block OF
I street NV. and George H
Cash. SO. Of the 200 block OF
Fifty-fifth street NE. Both had
been convicted of robbery for the
pickpocket Job. The two had
prior criminal records, the court
was informed.
Judge John j. Sirica sentenced
Herbert Green, "a. listed as hav-
ing no fixed ADDRESS. to serve
10 years for facilitating the sale
and concealment Of two small
quantities Of q narcotic. The
sentence was given under q Law
which does not make a person
ELIGIBLE for parole after serving
a third OF the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Guicno Oil Hunt Eyed

GEORGETOWN, British
Guiana. June 20 R.-Sir Frank
McDavid. member Of the Legis-
lature for agriculture. forests.
lands and mines. told the Legis-
lature yesterday an application
by Standard Oil Of California for
permission TO explore for oil in
the colony is receiving favor
able consideration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29

= =
Opening lead: Nine Of hearts.
In today's deal the defenders
could have defeated Mr.. Cham
pion's four-heart contract by two
tricks. They could have cashed
the ace and king Of clubs and
then knocked out the ace OF
diamonds. Later, whenever Mr..
Able got in with the king Of
spades. his side could have
cashed two diamond tricks.
But unfortunately Mrs. Keen
didn't relish leading away from
either Of her minor suit kings.
She chose the nine Of trumps for
her opening lead.
This gave Mr.. Champion time
70 develop the hand but even so
he should have been down one.
He took the first trick in his own
hand with the ace. Of hearts. He
led O small heart to dummy's
queen. Mr.. Abel discarding the
eight OF CLUBS.
Next came q low spade from
the board and the fate Of the
contract rested with Mr.. Abel. He
had not expected this play and
was not ready for it. He hesi-
tated, but finally decided to win
with the king. He returned the
queen Of diamonds but Mr..
Champion won with the ace.
cashed the jack Of spades and
entered dummy with q trump.
Then he discarded his two losing
diamonds on the ace and queen
Of spades. Thus he lost only one
spade and two clubs.
Mr.. Abel should have asked
himself why Mr.. Champion had
pulled q small spade out from
under the ace-queen. Holding
two worthless spades. surely his
play would have been to lead
from the closed hand and fitness
the queen Also, with three
spades to the jack, his best play
would have been to finesse the
queen. then play the ace. If the
king Of spades were doubleton
on his left he would lose no tricks
In the suit.
Now. II he held the Jack
doubleton. his actual play would
make some sense. In that case,
Mr.. Able could win one spade
BY going in with his king. But
Mr.. Champion would then take
three spade tricks.
II Mr.. Able ducked. he would
win no spades at all. But on the
other hand. Mr.. Champion could
then win only two spades. This
defense would have beaten the
hand since, eventually. Mr..
Champion would have had to
lose two clubs and two diamonds.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
WORD GAME
Find 43 or more words in
SOLUTION,

meaning, analysis. answer
Average Is 80; time limit. 81
minutes.
Rules Of the same--i. Words must b,
Of four O. more letters. Words which
"a" such as bats" ears" are mo-
::S Frozen ony names Sn: form q. nS & S.. Sord
Answer 10 PRODR0MR
poor, poem, pore, prod, prom, redo, rode
rodeo, rood. roomer. romp. rope, edor
order CORNER, dorpi doer, dome door
Ssss. more Scdc. SSss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
ItuIiun Flood Recedes

ROVIGO. italy, June 20 (R.-
The muddy waters Of Italy's
flood-burst Pc River began roll
ing back yesterday from the fer
tile delta farmland, leaving be-
hind crop and property damage
estimated at $40 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Press Strike in Jupun

TOKYO. June 20 B.-The
5000 union employees Of Asahi,
Japan's largest newspaper. went
on q 24-hour strike today. They
demanded q summer bonus Of
81. 300 yen (tl76). The manage
mant offered 5000 yen (eiSb).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
Why We Soy .

COVER THE FIRE: In the
Middle Ages in France. author
tiles wanted to control the peo-
pie. They instituted a system Of
ringing a bell at night as a signal
to extinguish household fires.
With the fires out in the cold
weather. little activity continued.
Cover the fire in Old French was
"cuevrefu," which turned into
our English word "curfew,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-29
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. lGp couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. toGtt three fun days
and recetue the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other dQNs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02
Phi Delta Kappa
Sorority News

Alpha Delta Chapter of the
National Sorority of Phi Delta
Kappa met Saturday evening at
the home of Soror Alexine De-
lancy. Co-hostess for the meeting
was Soror Geneva Collie.
Our chapter is steadily moving
forward toward our goals for the
year. Each meeting has been in
teresting and filled with action
toward meeting our goals.
Plans for "Phi Delta Kappa's
Queen Contest" were discussed
and worked on.
AL the members Of the chap
ter were delighted to have Soror
Oracle Hicks present after re-
ceiving her package from the
stork. A baby boy. <
Ida X. Sidney, basileus
Lois Hicks, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02
OES Musical
Extravaganza,
Coffee and
Style Show

The Order Of Eastern Stars Of
Paradise Chapter No. lit is max
ing plans for its Coffee and Style
Show to be held on Sunday, Mo-
vember 10 from 4 to 6 pm. at
the Liberty City Elks' Temple,
6525 NV 18th ave.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Thomas and
Matte Wilson will be in charge
of the models. Sister L. B. Adams,
Sister Eunice McCuley will serve
on finance. Sister Idella Layton,
Sister Dora Lewis, Sister F.
Gibbs will serve as hostesses. Sis.
Annie Houston, Sister Agnes
Hamnn will DE in charge of re-
freshments. Sister Frances Rob-
inson, Sister Elois j. Barr-Brown
will serve on decorations.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02
JRC to Have Enrolment

Thousands of elementary and
high school students In this area
are expected 10 join Junior Red
Cross during the next two weeks
Nov. lis as the organization
conducts its 10th annual mem
hership enrolment,
Junior Red Cross Is an approx
ed extra-curricular activity in
Dade public schools and In many
local UNCONVENTIONAL and private
schools.
Chairman for enrollment in
Dade public schools is w. W..
Matthews, assistant school super
intendent.
Praising Junior Red Cross,
Matthew's said, There has never
been a time In Quar- history when
young people, Ia acquiring the
skills taught by Junior Red Cross,
have been so vital 10 the concept
OF citizenship and preparedness
against disaster" ss
Matthews pointed out that ''the'
worthwhile work of Juniors Is
guided through the professional
leadership Of teachers as well as
by parents"
Junior Red Cross helps develop.
young people into good citizens
by enabling them to, take part In
interesting and helpful service
projects. Among varied activities
Dade Juniors prepare gifts for
homebound and migrant labor
children, decorations and favors
for hospital wards and homes FOR
aged, and help stage parties for
those less fortunate.
For schools abroad which lost
their recreational and other sup
plies through war and disaster,
Dade Juniors last year prepared
and shipped number OF chests.
They also filled and sent 5000
Individual gift boxes overseas a.
gestures Of international goodwill.
Last year l27 ,686 students took
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02

The Bethany S. d. A. Church ushers board members
wish their appreciation all the contestants
and parents who took in the tots Sunday
October 20. Congratulations Ricardo (Rckie) Davis
winner being crowned by last years winner, Keith
Tynes End prize, Michael Wallace present; 3rd, Ze
Williams Jr Second left 4th prize Arlene Clarke
Jackie Harrington, Keith Holmes, Glenn Tillman VIII
liam J. Harris Terry Shackleford, Michele Edgecombe
Clorida Nixon, Carol Landy, Denice Daniels.
Sincere thanks to ALL
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02

Public Library ON November ! at
7:SO. Karl Gilbert, assistant chief,
ranger Of the Everglades Nation
al Park win illustrate his talk
with colored slides.
Children of all ages are inv1t-
ed m attend this free program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02
Phyllis Wheatley
Annual Silver Tea

The Phyllis Wheatley Art and
Social Club invites you to their
annual silver tea on the lawn OF
the Range Funeral Home, 5727
NV 18th ave, 4 to 8 Sunday, No
vember 10.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02

The siamorous 1858 chrysIer
and plymouth are now on display
at r. 3. McGahey Motors, Inc.,
1880 NE. and Ave. These are the
cars that won the 1857 national
award for styling. They are the
ultimate In beauty, body styling,
comfort and performance.
Come In, see and test drive the
Mighty chrysler and plymouth,
and make this your car for, $50;
you will be- clad thar you didl
Phones: PL 4-7920
FIR 0-6S16
F. w. REYNOLDS
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Il years WIN Mc0ahey) 4
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02
Wild Life Illustrated
AT Miami Library

The Wild life in the national
parks will be the subject Of the
Youth program of the Tropical
Audubon Society at the Miami
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-02

part in Dade Junior Red Cross
activities. The number Is expected
to be greater during the coming
year, Red Cross leaders state.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

KOSSOW REALTORS
To, 2-l0o0. LA. 6-04ds. LA. co.'s:
Evening star., 1957-12-23

FoRD 1858 PordoT Custom "s''i
ioT iSsGSRllas's Sllssss: si iaeS asesS. JLoosbbd So pon
TIAC. 300 Wisconsin ave
FORD 1885 eunlineF convertible
rsdlo, heater, Beautiful iiFbt-biuc
hnteh; . real beauty: S1,305;
safety tested for your protection;
To-day written warranty, PAUL
BROS, iCLDG). Wis. and Ellicott
81. NV. KE. 7-i3O6.
FORD 1851 victoriR: 2-tone black
ssnd s5ey, good condition. csil
Evening star., 1957-12-23
TAKOMA FORD

lAhOMA fOhD
s725 Piney Br. Rd.. 8. 8. JU. $1,000
PONTIAC so cdr: 500: ! own-
eT since new: straight stick: i'm
maculate. lowest miles possible.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 800 Wis. ave.
PONTIAC 1857 station wagon de
luxe 4-dr S2,400. hydramatic, ..
steering, r. and h.: immaculate,
owner since new. FLOOD POM
TIAC. 500 Wis ave
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RORERT Ia IQHR
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL.. n, a3.BO0--4 bedrms.. 81.
baths. gear garaee: tail tree
sasid ssas ssss s1FrSSps' caps con a. Ta
sIous entrance hall. s-sSposuTs
Nv. rm.. hrepl. bookcase. cheerful
din. rin.,. all-elec. kit. bedrm.
bath on lst a.: full bsmt. Buyer
Realtor. ". s-32Ss, JE. s.S66l
FALLs CHURCH--AttFae. brk bun.
galoV, corner lot: nr. schools
churches and ahopplng eentert
si3,500 oREFE REALTY. cR
L0RCUM LANE-If you want con.
venienee and neighborhood you
can't beat this handsome all.
brick beauty in this eIoae-in de.
stTable section Of North Arlington
three twin-si9e bedrooms, I'll
baths. large living room with fire.
pl,, separate formal dining room
22-ft. fully equipped kitchen with
,',s ersski.s, sns .room1a; fun basement
ssass EsS room HsEns ssPsS6 PS any astHeasS a:i
SSGEhIEs, SSHFsh fsc. Gsll rEANsoE IA sosoo5 osHo'
NV. nOAs nVAt Aula tu8lmlu !
English brick Cape Cod has porce.
lain doorknobs throuehout, pine
paneled den and full bath down.
stairs. 2 big bedrooms and bath
up. convenient built-in drawers.
basement with interesting work OF
recreation room. lovely yard with
patio. double Gar. Only S1H.000
H0LLBY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy
kE. H-b3bO.
MUST BE sEkN--Are you lookinr
for the needle In the haystacki
We've found Il for you n YOUR
in the s26,050 bracket and II yol
want. u acre and n you can us'
2-bedroom house with . con.
yertible den and n you want /
house with a beautiful. recreation
room and additional bsmt. arei
for q workroom and II you wan
the finest brick and stone com.
bination. n bfee1eway eompletely
screened leading TO . eafage anc
II you're interested In outside q
well as inside fiTeplacea you've
found the house In exclusive Col.
llnewood, RoUTH ROBBINS, Rea
Estate Corp, Kt, $4,000, Alex
once, OF. 4-02OO: Arl. once.
- 80. 49,. asr.a.esaaa
Evening star., 1957-12-23
OFFICES, STUDIOS for REM
lcoNJINurp,

LAW ORFICK---t room: fully furn-
Brsery ese Y r..:csps s:ssssn;s rem. lay Sa1oSS sf
nlda., DI. 7-bn00.
BkfnEsDA. business aTea-Nodern
avail. Fsb, n also 5000 50. ii
Avali. May L: can 81 divided
HOWARD n. scHAPER. OF. z.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
AUTOS. rhueks WANTED
(cONTlnugDi

n. O. DEALERS pay TOP dollars for
s4,,E .s .sssSn, VILLAGE MOTORS
STATION WAGONs--Pord's. cheV-
SHiiujs cauRcss ssl'p2u's5 pR sso5roSd1f;SSs,aSHI4IHs SHIIs
dLes hwy. ~ Hillwood ave. II
SOUTHERN DEALERS need ears
sesgsFaisIs ssssfsl sss,,na any male make q meesl
ave. hyatlsyills. Nd. wX. s-i2s6.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
MONTGOMERY eOuRry

BETHEsDA yIc,--350 houses for
terms TO suit you. 70 obtain the
BEST ply. drive 70 oKo. W. ROB.
ERTDoN. Realtor. once. rosa
S.sh..ssAsss S ss. o5 cSass isr siI,lS. s 1ss
COUNTY, Clue AnEA--Nev bTk,
IambleTs cenlainina. ". rIl., SEP,
din. fm.. fully equipped kit.,. :
bedrms.. baths. ser. porch. full
hsnit.; eonv. 10 schools, ehoppina.
and transp. cHk4TER II KEL-
Lkh. RkALroR Ju. b-1lOO. ewes,
GAITHERsBUE0 = 10-ft, Colonial
rambler; let i05xto6; Lr, a6xle
". nrepl,. DR.. lSxlf, lge, kit, IN
baths. , h.r.: radiant eAaeooerd
heat heat msns sxtfss; sls,aoY; On
Open IO-k sat. sun. Phone Oath.
ersbus 3I5-M
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT.--.
Modern California rambler:
pandabls upstairs: excel. neigh
sS5Sifc sGSs i. PEEcK..s .saHs'' ~ ..S.cS. Ss.ls;SO0
SILVER sPRING-New 3-bedrm., ..
bath. brick Cape Cod: full bsInt..
din. rm.. hnee kitchen. xlg,n00.
o. D. FiELD. INC. Ju. 5-71i3.
ARE YOUR DOLLARS L0AFING
ON fhE JOE see these ; bed.
sFand-nsV new coienls. il siese-in
saTpor. eHTsa Sfss1 No bowNW y WPAsYssENrTr ~ 1, q
Qualihed purchasers. For partieu-
4 Co. 9o5 18th ct. nv. 81.
3-0S6O.
$3.50 DOWN, FHA terms-ABuys this
ehArming 5-rm, brick Colonial;
ganelsd den and rec; Em. ysesEns' sEe
BEkRS BROS. ~. $3.50
M. 4 CORNHRs-conv, 70 bus
and shopptna: cute 2-bedrm.. ram
bier on level lot; porch. bgmt.
lss. 30. isssh,y Ses- oniy 81 sl0'eeo, g,
0-A5lA
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Capitol CADILLAC Olds Co,

l2e9 22nd 81. NV. FE. 7-ssO0
CnEvnCLsf 1865 BsI Air sports
SIssSt SS 1bIss 1I5Isi gal6SseSS mI saow tres ,..i
buSh.si,6eb. Pvt. OWNER, WI.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

FAIRFAX, VA. SHOWROOM
Lee Hwy at MeFriheld. JE, 4-3301
PLYMOUTH 1854 Beivedere hard
top. 2-tone yellow. black, T. and h.
hy-drive: exceptionally clean, low
mileage: | owner. only foo5
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Royal Motors (Plymouthl }

Al00 oa. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CfiEvROLET 'k7 club sedan; liehi
and only $500 miles: iike-new
cond.: sale price. St,40b; can a.
nance for 30 mos with Sfl6 doRn.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
HOUSES Goa sALE-N.W.


with $4,000 down at s1bb per
mo, Vacant, Excel eond. Call
Mr.. WALKER. JOHN G. WALK.
ER CO. EN-. 2-322J
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
LOUIS RuDDEN Tu. 2-30I0
coLoRED--NR. 18th a HARVARD
4 you have q good JOB and $500
room room sS Ssath Gye homs ~ u his pis Vseint, M
newly decorated. has oil heat, 2-caF
garage. NJ, B, Weaver. Wo, 6-4al4.
MARSHALL J .WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

PLYMOUTH. 81 Club Coupe. Orig.
SeH D.aek aalsh' aaht fnn, TsYs sne eriyss t5ss tss
mo. ROPER. La. 6-270O.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

YOUR ENTIRE
FAMILY

yn,ImI ynm. iIs: Is.. m, .l!.. ss!s. si;l.ssl !. y.
OF the most attractive
wooded lots in BToyhill
Crest. Tbs 2l.ft. recreation
room with iloor-tO-eeiilng
fireplace doubles ~ q de-
lishtful daytime play area
and Q eoRy gathefine plnes
for aroWnups In the eve
ming. when an unexpected
guest arrives Il can serve a.
9 spare bedroom too--sinee
there's Q r0omy closet with
IN and an adjoining fun
hath. The main door i iust
~ attractive with rs 3
sunny bedrooms. complete
Ok Kitchen, ehaFmlne liv-
Ing room with fireplace,
large dining l. second full
bath and ample closets. All
IN all. les an outstAndlng
value ct saa,eb0. immedl.
ate possession for aualthed
purchaser.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
(Plymouth)

IIUU Od. Ave. NV. IA. D-yUOO
PLYMOUTH $50: Jade green and
CLOUD white finish; fully equipped
incl. powernite; r. h., Wv. tires,
with Sa95 down
Evening star., 1957-12-23

cHEyhoL5I. 81 pei an 2:dr. @.
FLoob PokfIAc, 500 Wis. ave ave
CHEW. 66 "2i0" 4-dr. sedan
faiiS factory ssisS eeaippsd. % = s ana M s.
can finance With si4S On. o. Ssni
Evening star., 1957-12-23

CADILLAC 1858 @82s sedan: BEAN.
i5s SdS.r :sss sis:.s ai's .,s sH ssSlSS:1 snSSs.
di,tlgnine: ysry clean only si.aebi
Evening star., 1957-12-23

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INSPECTION. ms a terms "a sss dne $40
Evening star., 1957-12-23
FARMS
FLORIDA PROPERTY
0UT.oF.ToWM REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

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REALTY Co. Realtors. 1891 q
MONEY. 10y ,r,. aIS .a,s. fnqsrw: ..sI Stll ~ ~
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MINI CORP l3i2 N. r ave
snd TRusr-Ahsoipteiy too spot
CAL DAY OF nisht. 70. 4-65e5 s0'
MED MONEH FAsTs OWN PROP
s-etes Also quick cash for End
rLENTY FUNDS AVAIL; ist ,oI
md mortgaee. IA. 2-23OS or IA
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
N < sTokE' Oh s-ssi4
Evening star., 1957-12-23

400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH SO VS. 4-dr. hardtop:
beautiful briar rose and white An.
ish; fully equipped, incl. all-poWef
accessories: r. and b.. Wv. tires,
etc; Fun price. Sl,595. Can finance
with Sl45 down.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

SEMiDETACHED fjIlS3RlSSC ii'fS
Evening star., 1957-12-23

cilEvkQLET 1857 Bel Air sport
ss.h ?'s ons 'iel22Ess ss22ss ccc e
Evening star., 1957-12-23

MERCURY 1855 Monterey sedan
eleamtns Jet black anish, power
late. only 81 .6a5 ccc elarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co.
] e22 22nd 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
MG-A 1855; fully equipped: new
Evening star., 1957-12-23
LoTs. ACREAGE Tor SALE
BoATs

ai.FT.. BAY.BUILT--sound, but
consider any ofer. JE 3-330i.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
hnusEa bon aALE-n,M.
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2 enel. pehsa auto hls feinI.; t;
son 81 Others. Mon, RA. 3-0l7e.