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Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Elks Plan Benefit For
Memorial Hospital
BY Jane Washington

William H. Patterson Lodge
and Grand Canyon Temple an
nounce their annual charity be-
nefit for the ensuing year will
be devoted to the building funds
for expansion of our southside
community hospital Memorial.
First in the series will be a
Bar-B-Que to be held Sunday,
May at the Lodge, 1907 South
7th Avenue from IL noon to
midnight. We are urging fra
ternal and social organizations
and individuals to attend and
help this worthwhile cause.
Memorial Hospital paved the
way in more ways than one for
us, not only on the SouthSide
but all over the State.
Dinner tickets will be $1.00
per plate.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events of five years ago, when:
Urban League founders get
together at reception in their
honor at Pueblo Grande Muse
un. They were Eugene Kinckle
Jones, retired executive director
of National UL; Fred Wilson,
DR.. Trevor G. Browne, Charles
Gardner, Wade H. Hammond,
first president; Odd Halseth and
DR.. Fred G. Holmes.
Newly elected officers of Dun
bar PTA were guests of honor
at colorful banquet. They were
Mrs. frankie Banks, president;
Mrs. Charles Brown, vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Arzella Grant, sec
reLary ana Mrs. Beatrice ErlVen,
treasurer.
Many guests attend the silver
tea given by Modern Duchess
Club at ElkS Home.
Order of Golden Circle, West
gate Assembly, No. / of which
Hattie Scott is Loyal Lady Ruler
celebrate first year of organiza-
ton.
Mrs. Odessa Smith of Okla
homa City visits sister Mrs. Fran
CHS Martin.
Enroute to Ounulgee, OKLA,
from San Francisco, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Wilson stopped here
to be the guests of their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Mat
thews, 926 S. 7th Avenue.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
SRVD SINGERS SONG FEST
SATURDAY, APRIL ~

The SECOND ANNUAL FEST
of the SALT RIVER VALLEY
DISTRICT SINGING CONVEN-
TION will be held at WILLOW
GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th
Street and Superior Avenue,
SATURDAY, APRIL ~, begin
ming at noon and continuing
throughout the day.
During the evening, there will
be a contest to determine the
best homemade and best fac
tory made squaw dresses. Prizes
will be given. Judges will be Mrs.
Mona Fullylove, Mrs. Stella
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
GOLF CLUB TO- SPONSOR
TOURNAMENT
BY Jane Washington

The Desert MaShie golf club
is sponsoring it's tenth annual
golf tournament at the Encanto
golf course on Saturday and
Sunday, May 4th and 5th.
All interested golfers are in
vited to participate.
The banquet and calcutta will
be held Saturday, 4th of May
at the Elks Home. The trophy
award luncheon on Sunday at
Encanto golf club.
A gift certificate will be award
ed some lucky person during the
luncheon. Also Miss DESERT
MASFIIE will be crowned on the
night of the banquet.
George Brown is prexy of this
group of golfers.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25

Black, and Mrs. Bennett from
the Western Shop. Program has
been arranged so that music
will be enjoyed throughout the
evening. There will be refresh
ments on the ground.
On Sunday afternoon, the
SRVD Singers will render a mu-
sical menu. Sermon by the Rev.
F. j. Winbush, president of Ari-
zona-New Mexico General Bap-
tist Convention. Place-40th ST..
and Miami at the Dabner Bap-
tist Temple.
Mrs. Bobbie Mae Dooley, pres
ident.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Visits
Open House Saturday at US0

An invitation has been eX-
tended to the public by the
Phoenix USO Committee to at
tend an open house dance Sat-
urday, April 27, from 8 pm. to
midnight at the USO Club, $50
North Third Avenue.
Mrs. John r. Newcomer, USO
Chairman, pointed out that this
Open House would enable the
citizens of Phoenix to see the
excellent atmosphere provided
by USO for the members Of the
Armed Forces. The Phoenix USO
Club is under the direction of
the National Board of the Y. w.
c.. A., one of the seven member
agencies of USO.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25

"Hank, stop kidding" I told him.
"After all, there's only so much
we can do pictorially with an air
conditioner"
The newspaper was folded and
put aside while / received an educa-
tion on'the 1857 line of RCA Whir]-
pool room air conditioners.
Hank started with the models
that have an electronic filter and
are so compact in size that they
can be used in either the upper or
lower part of double-hung win
dow without blocking the view.
Then he described the units with
out side lowers that are ideal for
through-the-wall installation. AT
ter that, I heard about the special
models for easement windows.
"Then there are couple of re-
verse cycle units that will heat as
well as cool the air." Hank con-
tinued.
We didn't photograph all of the
16 units today, but enough to con-
vince me that air conditioners have
installation possibilities I'd never
realized. One such possibility I'm
going to investigate before summer
is our living room.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
BEAUTY at HOME
BY Lynn Carter

@. I would appreciate a sug-
geStion which will help me to
keep my blonde hair light.
A. The juice of a lemon, added
to your final rinse water after
shampooing, will help to keep
your tresseS light.
@. How can I give my hair a
"dry shornpoo"?
A. Beat the whites of two
eggs as stiff as possible, then
take a handful of this at a time
and rub it well into the scalp
with a light, circular movement.
Dry the hair for 20 minutes,
then give it a good bruSing.
@. What is a good, external
treatment for facial pimpleS?
A. Battle the face more often
at least twice daily-with pure
soap and water, rinSing through
ly with very warm and then
cold water. Use lanolin as a sub
Stitute for face cream, and as
little powder as possible.
AHAReAS
@. What is a good skin bleach
+ can prepare myself at home?
A. Mix one tablespoon Of rose
water and three tablespoons Of
pure lemon juice. Leave this on
the skin for about five minutes,
then rinse off with warm water,
and apply some almond Oil.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Voguettes Meet

Martha Johnson was hostess
to the Voguettes at her home
2629 w. Jefferson recently: Re-
ports were heard on donations
sent to sick and pledges made
to Tanner Chapel and NAACP.
Communications included a vote
of thanks from Tanner Chapel
for floral arrangements contri-
buted by the group for recent
fashion show.
The group adjourned to enjoy
a delicious spaghetti dinner.
Secretary Doris Haywood will
notify members of date of next
meeting to be held with Mrs.
Emma Gene Jefferson, 1909 E.
Mobile.
Mae Mccarthy, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Ushers To Hold Program

The City Usher Board Alliance
will sponsor a program Sunday
afternoon at 3 pm. at the Lone
Star Baptist Church. Usher
boards of the various churches
of the city will contribute a
number each.
Members are urged to attend
and bring their friends.
Otis Wesley is president of
the Alliance.
Geneva Grimes, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Arkansas Picnic, May 5

There will be food, fun and
friends at the Arkansas picnic
at South Mountain Park, Sun
day, May S. All former Arkan-
sans are invited to attend and
are asked to furnish a basket
lunch. Coffee will be provided
for everyone.
Picnickers will meet at Los
Lomitas Ramada at II am. The
outing is sponsored by the Ar
kanSaS-Arizona Club.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Dunbar PTA To Meet

Mrs. Delois Moore, president
of the Dunbar Parent Teacher
Association announces the last
quarterly meeting to be held in
the school library, Tuesday eve
ming, May IA, at 7 o'clock.
Installation of officers and
other business of Importance are
on the agenda, she said.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
A Bleaching Lotion

To make a bleaching lotion
peel a few cucumbers and run
them through the meat grinder.
Bring the pulp slowly to the
boiling point, and then strain
through a cheesecloth bag. A
little perfume may be added il
deSired.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25

margarine and Sugar together mixing
bowl Blend the nd Stir in sted
gradients alternately with liquids (nk and lemon uce Fold in
nut meats.
SPOON lightly creased 9x5x21z n0 being
thick batter well into the of the
in
the center out clean. Remove from cool.
HINTS: bread without cracked allow
batter in the pan at temperature
about 20 minutes before baking.
Nut bread easily and favors mellow
if it is cooled wrapped for "a hours before serving
GAY AS A just catching
making
look at better to eat For charge send
apost card to-
HAVEN Dept L. Western Beet Sugar Producers Inc,
Eighth Street Los Angeles 5, California.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Welcomes Newcomer

Easter was a special day at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo
Haley, 1923 w. Sonora where a
shower welcomed into the Haley
household, a little girl, Patricia
Lynette, 18 months old.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
See1eN
eta
McdeE

Last night I asked Hank what
we would be photographing today.
"Air conditioners," replied my
photographer-husband, not even
looking up from his newspaper.
"That's fine. And what's planned
for the afternoon?" l asked, men
tally packing my hatbox.
Hank lowered the paper this
time.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
HOUSEHOLD ScRApBoOK
BY Roberta Lee
Refrigerator Hint

You can prevent rust from
forming on the metal trays OF
your refrigerator if you keep
these trays coated with floor
wax.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Call your into the office before Wednesday,
Phone Alpine 3-3682
Grand Matron Visits heroines
Phone Alpine 3-3682

Anna King Most Ancient
Grand Matron of Prince Hall
High Court Heroines of Jericho,
California and jurisdiction made
her annual visit to Olive Court
No. II, last Friday at Masonic
Temple.
Following her lecture and rit-
ualistic show, she praised the
progress of Olive Court.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25

"Air condition
ers, dear. Morn
ing, afternoon,
and prob a bly,
part Of the eve
ming, we'll be
ph phing
air condition
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25

4 tablespoons butter or
margarine
ia cups Beet Sugar
2 eggs
112 teaspoons finely grated
lemon rind
3A cups. sifted all-purpose
flour
3 teaspoons baking pow
der
W teaspoon each salt, soda
rs cup milk
4 tablespoons lemon juice
"a cup coarsely chopped
pecans or Walnuts
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Helps for Reducing

Eat slowly. Masticate through
ly. Take but one serving. Do not
eat between meals. Avoid Starchy
vegetables, pastries, candy, salad
oils, butter, cream, cake, and all
things containing sugar.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
NANCY HAVENIS
Kenps Of the WMM
LEMON-NUT BREAD

A refreshing lift at any meal and special bread
for Easter Sunday brunch. It's moist and deli
cious plain as well as toasted and spread with
butter or margarine.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
DrainbOard Mat

Try making a drainboard mat
to protect your dishes by cutting
up an old turkish towel and
binding it with tape.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Debonairs Meet


The Debonairs met recently
with Mrs. EsSie Mae PullenS,
21O4 South 7th Avenue where,
following business, games were
played and a refreshing sum-
mer salad served by the hostess.
Mrs. Dave Gray, honorary
member, celebrating her BIRTH
day was gifted by the group.
Mrs. A. j. Galbreath and Mrs.
A. v. Ritchie were indiSpoSed
and Mrs. Vera Little had gone
on vacation.
Frances M. Wallace, reporter.
Visits
Mrs. Helen Hopkins of Palo
Alto, California, has been in the
city visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Emma Gene Jefferson and
friend, Mrs. Cannon.
Arizona sun., 1957-04-25
Candle Wax

Candle wax can be removed
from clothing by placing the
spot over a turkish towel, then
placing a clean blotter over it
and pressing the blotter with
a hot iron. If the spot is not re-
moved, repeat the operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

More years ago than I care
to remember, I taught a class
Of youngsters whose enthusi-
asm for language and learning
often took the form of word
play. Psins were not only toll
Grated but encouraged. because
ability at really adroit play
upon words has always seemed
to me a mark of superior intel
| ligence. Ignore the carpers
who declare that a pun is the
lowest form Of wit" I used to
tell my students. They're just
jealous because they lack the
wit and fancy to pun them
selves"
Another word game involved
discovering how many different
sounds could be indicated by
the same letterS-as in Dough, T"
"enoug h." trough" and
dough" Apparently the fasci-
nation of this kind Of word play
is not confined to the young,
for DR.. H. C. Kincaid of Ar
iington. Va. sends along this
amusing doggerel:
Ally BI, an Arabian sheik,
Was much more assertive than meik.
And when he was crossed.
His temper he Tossed.
And vengeance attempted to wreik.
Disdaining TO handy a word,
Direct action was what he prefoTd.
Contending that force
Was the obvious corce:
Or ct least that u what have hord.
His hands with foes nfeblood were
And his name was known far and wyed
4 That since he is waid
He's really afraid OF his bryed.
They say she has taught him to sew;
Obey her commands, Come" and
He really has learned
4 That q shiek may be learned
From q dangerous beast to 9 bew.
Well, doctor, there may be
some among the audience who
will be heard to mutter. ply
stefan. heal thyselfl" AS for me.
I prefer to recall what Dean
Swift once wrote: The best
doctors in the world are Doc
tor Diet. Doctor Quiet and Doc
tor Merryman'-and nominate
you for last-named role!
CReIeeased BY the Bell Syndicate, Inc }
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Opening lead: Trey of spades
Note that the doubler is Of
fering a Suggestion-not issu-
ing a command. This playing
Convention is q very handy tool.
but it must be tempered with
The use of good judgment based
on the situation at hand.
Mr.. Muzzy knows about this
type Of double. He follows the
:srule" blindly. When his partner
doubles three no-trump he al
ways leads the first suit bid
On his left, and If that turns
cut to be the wrong lead he can
always say he was commanded
70 make it by his stupid partner.
! See what happened in today's
Heal. Mr.. Muzzy woodenly
opened the trey of spades and
Miss Brash took the finesse,
losing to the king. Shaking his
head in disgust, Mr.. Champion
slapped down the king of
hearts. which was permitted to
win. Miss Brash won the heart
continuation with the ace and
ratified of enough tricks to
make her doubled contract.
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1t is true that Mr.. Muzzy
should have used better judy
ment in selecting his opening
lead. Spades had been bid and
rebid on his left and he had
i've Of them in his own hand.
1t was unlikely that even Miss
Brash would get into no-trump
with an absolute void in her
partners only bid suit. Figur-
ing her for at least one spade.
the odds were strong that Mr..
Champion did not have over
two. cards in the suit.
Therefore. regardless of the
conventional meaning of Mr.,
Champions double. it just did
not make sense in this particu-
lar case that he would be ask
ing for q spade lead.
On the other hand Mr.. Cham
pion should have known better
than to double at all. Without a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-22
OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE M. CATUDAL

To-day is the wedding an
niversary Of a great general
who was twice elected Presi-
dent. He was a West Point
graduate and the wedding
took place in a State bordering
on Kansas. Which President
was married on this day?
2-Who was President wher
the Dumbarton Oaks Confer
ence opened in Washington
Is years ago yesterday?
Son the eve of the Demo
cratic National Convention in
Chicago. one year ago thi:
month. ex-President Truman
and the widow Of the late
President Franklin D. Roose-
welt were actively supporting
two opposing candidates fol
the presidential nomination
Which candidates?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
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double Mr.. Muzzy probably
would have opened the unbid
suit. hearts. And Mr.. Champion
knew about his partners blind
adherence to all bidding con-
ventions. to the exclusion Of any
Individual. Even if you could
classify his double as a cor
rect" call, certainly it was not
q winning one.
distributed by McNsusht syndieate)
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WORD CANE
Find IS or more words in
CHIRAPSIA,

CHIRAPSIA,
meaning message. friction. "
Average is 81; time limit. 80
minutes.
Rules Of the same. Words must
be of four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
ton Of IS" such as bats" ears" are
not used. 3. Only one form Of q word
u used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer 10 DRIBLET
debt, debit. diet, dirt, dire, rebit. ride
rite, rile, idle, ired. tier, belt. bide
bier, bite, bile. bird, bled, bride, bride
bred, lire, liter. lied, nber edit, tiled
tier. tired. tide. tied, tried. tribe.
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
ny EAsLEY RLACKWOOp

vs.
When your side has not en-
tered the bidding. your double
of the opponents three-no-
trump contract has a special
meaning. It says: Partner,
from where l sit it appears that
We can beat this contract If you
Win lead the first suit bid by
the dummy"
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
81 (Mr. AbeD
AAQJ109
098S
~ COS FL
&875
WEST EAST
A1r. Muzzy) (Mr. Champion
A06432 AXIS
WIZ VKQJ1O4
042 oJ1O97
KJlO4 asa
SOUTH
(MisS Brash
At
3A65
a. HAK865
%AQ63
The bidding:
Eouth West North East
10 Pass IL Pas
% Pass a. Pas
ant Pass 3Nr Dbl
AL pass
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7:55
9-Meditotion. lnspirotionol.
Varied religious messages.
500
9-Stop, Look and Listen.
A planes view Of historic Ger
many.
$50
4-cortoon Circus. Kids.
9-oswoId Robbit. Kids.
900
4-coptoin Midnight.
9-Ask-It Bosket. Kids Quiz.
$50
4-Your Garden. Holly Wright.
s-coptoin Konsoroo. Kids.
1000
4-HeWoy-Doooy. Nos.
1880
~ Married Joon. Comedy.
9-kAishty Mouse. Kids.
100
4-Fusy. Adventure.
9-Wlnky Dink and You.
DruwIne and stories for children.
1850
4-cowboy Th6dter.
Hour. Western films starring
Chofles Stotrest. Monty rioli Is
hoUa.
Sister OF the West. Movie
la Hours. Enemy OF the Low"
lS45. Tex Ritter. wild Coun-
try" l947. Eddie Deon.
S-Toles Of Texos Rongers.
An ex-Texos Ranger proves he
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Jonuoy ~

o-Boston Bloekie.
Blockie trolls diamond thieves.
Kent ToyIor stors.
200
9-Professionol Hockey.
Detroit Red Wings vs.. Chicago
Block Hawks
$3.50
4-Pro Basketball.
81. Louis vs.. Syracuse OF syria.
cuse War Memorial Auditorium.
400
5-Reeord Hop. Milt Grant.
Hour. Teen-ogers' donce porty.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
VA Hours. THE Rood to Mont
Grey" Bill WilIioms.
4:3o
4-Hioleoh Feature Races.
7-Crosseurrent.
500
4-Footlisht Theoter
| Hour. Fighting Ronoer."
Buck Jones'
5-Stor Playhouse.
The Ardent Woodsmon." Gil
bert Roland.
7-Guy Lomberdo Show.
Betty Jane Wetson will be Guys
guest
$3.50
5-HerbeFt Morsholl Presents.
Zone for the Money"
7-Clown Corner. Kids.
9-Momo. Comedy Drama.
"Momo, the Good Samaritan"
Storing Peggy Wood. Toni
Campbell. Judson Loire.
5:45
4-Meet the Champions.
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FARMS

$50 ACRES; 200 rich bottom land.
cultivated: 3 houses, Z barns: 20
acre tobacco allotment: for stock
and tobacco, with active streams. A
bargain at $4,000. Make offer. Must
FINE SMALL FARM in La Plata.
acres, mostly cultivated. z. sides
OF paved road: near large subdtvi-
sion. Good Groom and bath house.
3 good barns. Ample equipment. A
real buy e. $4,000: terms.
hon esMII q acres. sC cow. p &c I'm
dian Head. La Plata and Hughesyiiie
sections. Auto. heat. Priced from
$500 70 $3.50: terms. $500 to
SEVERAL RAJ OTHERS on and on the
southern Maryland. ' "
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY co,
La Plata, Nd. Phone West 4-S132
3-B.R. HOUSE in small village; bath.
furnace, cleo. stove and refgr. in
GUIDED; large lot; immed. poss.;
New brick dwellins; 8 bedrms..
tile baths. oil heat, fireplace; ga
rage; 34-acre lot, on paved I'd. near
Mt. Airy; $4,000.
"A acres Dlus. located on paved I'd.
uuIu 1nu OulDluNo.t JlO,lOO
H. p. BuRDETTE & SON. Real
tors. Mt, Airy. Md. Phi. 1913. AIM.
5e4-J, 3S9-J.
107 ACRES: S-rm. house with ali
modern conveniences. 2 baths. sun
porch: small barn; pond. well fenced;
$4,000.
65 acres. 6-rm, frame house, barn,
silo. and pond; $4,000.
373 acres. Loudoun County. Va;
modern 7-rm. house, 3 baths: e-rm.
tenant house. 2 lge. baths; S63, 900.
Call Charles H. Davis, Poolesville
1855. or SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC,
Rockville, Nd. Pc. 2-6151.
1856 Aust Rte. ~, facing impr.
road. In grass. stream. Reasonable
priced with terms. Near Bealeton.
121. A.--Facing hard road: 3-bed-
rm., bath dwelling; full set OUT
buildings; near Brandy: SIS.5O0,
Anew rambler. 3 bedrooms.
path, facing impr. road; SI2,500.
Other properties.
B. r. PERROW
hemlngton, Va. Remington ~
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
Log Cabin With Stream

Located near Middleburg on q
beautiful e-acre wooded site: unre-
stored; but with new roof. Huge
stone fireplace. Priced for Immediate
SSle, $4,000; with only 81 800 down.
George Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Leesours. Va. Sprins 7-3450
Call Mr.. Tyler Leesburg, Va
FairYieH 7-hSIo
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/ HR- d G
DON'T BUY A FARM

And expect TO make a living on
u unless you are willing and able
70 devote your time TO IL. However
you can own a farm. rent it or
enjoy country living while land
values go up Here are Just q few
OF our many listings:
acres with modern home, near
Germantown: $4,000.
only sl5.5O0.
ITO acres. near Potomac River and
LOOKING over into VirRinia; S2p. 500.
Trade your home on this 7O-acre
farm, near interchange, a few min
utes from Germantown.
lsO-acre stock farm, S-room stone
home. $4,000.
2l0-acre river front farm at $3.50
per acre
375-acre close-in DEVELOPMENT
farm, Just over $500 per acre.
2s5-aere development farm at
Gaithersburg interchange for the biz
investor or developer.
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ROMER g. co.
0aitherSbure 2I

oaIthersburf 209
on hard road 100 fertile acres.
lovely 6-bedroom brick mansion
nreplaees. oil heat: setting, view;
good tenant. S55, 900.
On river; 800 acres: attractive g.
bedroom house. 1Sx33-ft. living
room. fireplaces. oil heat; bass Ash.
ing. quail. deer. turkeys; $40, 600.
Terms. Many others.
Browning Real Estate Agcy.
Culpeper, Virginia
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LOW TAXES

New brick rambler. as It.: Q bed
acre land also Tea farm. Mod.
s-rm house barn. Many outbidss
both ~ edee OF town. You can see
I States; easy terms. Call $50. o.
3 WIDMYER, BERKLEY SPRINGS.
W. Va. Free listing,
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STROUT
CATALOG

Mailed FREE Farms, Homes.
pictures. 1891 properties described.
"a States. Coast-to-Coast. Livestock,
eqpt., crops often included many
with easy terms, low down pay
ments. 81 Years Service. WORLDS
LARQESTl BUY and SAVE thru
STROUI REALTY. 113S n Wood
ward BLDG, Washington, Sterling
Grand Old Stone Mansion
Price Drastically Slashed
A ''giveaway"l Lovely mt. stream,
several springs, breathtaking view OF
mt: and valley. wonderful hunting,
trees, shrubbery and flowers; the
residence has 20-inch walls. very
deep recessed windows, piastered
walls. q fireplaces, one extremely
large with SW1NG-AROUND CRANE
With the kettles still hanging on the
fireplace crane, modern bath. mod
ern Kitchen, rms, furnace. gravity
s sIprinE wafer sunkeno living. nm.
site reported: at village edge. a.
minis TO smart city; for Immediate
sale price cut from SI2,5OO 10
$4,000. and plenty furniture includ-
%, y. 9. Brumback. 9TROUT REAL
~, Middletown, Va. Bargain Lists
20 ACRES mr.. Acc. Mod. 3-bedrm.
nome, bath, flrepl.. din. rm: bsmt,
OIL. h.-a.h., barn, comp. farm equip
ment. Excel. location. $4,000. so
S sSrss: mr. l DAMASCUS sS,sL.n 4-sedrm.
barn, tenant house. S32.bO0.
KAV pnvIyT TNT1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
"a UNITS

Gross income. over $4,000 an
!, nually; yours for 9 times; This bldg.
. Tenants pay gas and cleo. owner
VIII consider trade for 3-bedrm.
rambler, nearby Nd
SIGLER 4 CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

HOMESITEs-2 acres. restricted;
some woods. with spring: other nice