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ARLINGTON
(coNfiNuEpl

Retire on a bit OF country IN the
city. In this beaut custom built,
. -bedrm.. 2-bath. rambler Screen
porch, fruit trees. lovely lot, coun-
try club area. l block from bus;
Sol $50
J. Maynard Magruder, Ritz.
2525 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia, $4,000 IA. 2-7llb
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Same as Above

But priced for the hesinners
for the young- in-heart who dream
OF something alphabetically diff
ferent who love glass walls, bring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." EnehAnl-
RAMBLER, decorated in the mod.
ern manner. LET'S GO SEE TT
Parker, Smith & Donnell
ia. 7-616l Realtors IA. 7-Ssl7
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New Listing-Low 20s
ROCKVILLE
New Split-Level Homes
$4,000

The best planned home you'll finc
with > full bedrms.. liv. rm.. din
rm.. modern. birch kit. huge I'm
pine paneled rec. rm.. with till
floor and adjoining powder rm,
separate utility rm.. with outside
hung windows: VS. Copper Copper ' piumbins '
driveway. sidewalk. water anC
sewer. etc: all for $1,000: com.
rleted and almost ready for occu.
pancy: FLA terms: visit our sample
home at I022 Baltimore I'd, Rock
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HOUSES F0R SALE-N.E.

RIGGS PARK: repossessed: vacant
Brk., semidet., 8 rms, bath. 2
powder rms, fnish cSd recreation s:S 5g
We e: NJ 1 oSrdt ", wo. ag s4lsss:
I. r oRAvATTE. Realtor, Ma.
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OWNEn--3.bedrm., 2.bath rambler
all-slec- kit, 19-ft recf rri. ..
Assume large loan. Anxious "a
sell Immediate possession. HE
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coLoRED-sEMIDETAcHED
Mr.. TAKOMA POOL


7-rm. brick: liv. rm. with IRE
place, din. nm, den. beautifully
mod. equip. kit. 3 bedrms.. mod.
bath. paneled recreation rm. with
gas h.-w.h.; garage; many extras.
Call Mr.. tDobbs) Dobrovolski for
'''''' PRICE, $1s,s5o
cAMPANELLA AND CO.
*. 3-41l3 Ewes. JU. 5-s066
COLORED-$495 DOWN
RIGGS PARK NE. A BEAUTY
Modern semi-det. brick. only
looms; ist.fir powder room; Holly.
wood tile bath; de luxe kitchen with
dishWasher and disposal: recrea'
ton room; gas &C. heat. patio
mo. psyts. NE. S-e557S. Rx. $3.50
till B pm.
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OPEN 60 PM. DAILY
Directions: Out Riggs I'd. past
University blvd. mile. turn sharp
right into Cool Springs I'd. and
follow to model homes on left.
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PIMMIT HILLS, Pals chufeh-3.
pedrm. rambler: .Anchor-feneed
lot; nice trees. $4,000. $3.50
cash., 500 per month pays ali
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OFFICE ON JOB
To reach: Out New Hampshire
ave. Ia mi. past MOL to Tanley
I'd, HOMESTEAD ESTATES or
out Colesville I'd. ga mi. past Four
orners to HOMESTEAD
ESTATES" turn right at Tanley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

PARKLAwN-Assume . large 4lsss
OLD 3-bedrm. brick rambler. with
. low down payment All elec
kit. ~ baths. fun bsmt with
fireplace. A. L. MILLicAN. ".
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form a perfect settina for this
distinctive brick split level.
bedrooms, ga baths; paneled
study with fireplace: all-electric
kitchen with pantry. Formal din
inR. room. rec. room. maids room
Site. CROSS 4 FERRY. INC. Real
tors OIL. 2-009S.
CARROLL KNOLLs - Delightfully
refreshing 3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier. "a baths. separate din. rm..
full bsmt. many extras. Priced to
KENT AND Co, JU. e-s900.
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COLORED
625 + ST. NE.

Do you need a nome plus in
come? Then YOU must see this
beautiful brick home with apis.
glassed-in porch and some furni-
ture included You can live In one
and collect rent from the other 4.
M schools, shopping and transp.
Low. low price for quick sale. Call
mrs .oo Rawlings; "a; g: iS05 or Ii.
VESTMENT co
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CLOSE 70 NE. WASHINGTON
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
10% DOWN no ALL

New brick ramblers: 3 bedrms !.
baths fully equipped ohpilt-in
construction features.
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SILVER sPRiNo-BY OWNER

Must sell this vk. 3-bedrm.. brk
rambler. no bsmt.; lge util. rnli;
screened peh.: lovely Earden vail
TO shop. churches, aehool: real bus
at S14.95O. 10. 4-7iss.
HONEYMOON COTTAGE-Lieht
airy. 2-bedrm. rambler. modern
style. Well located IN Kensinston
LARGE living-dininR room. 6n-ft
wide lot with view $4,000. a J
KESSINoER 4 CO.. Ju. 9-4544
WHERE ELSE so MUcHlu-De-
liehtful 4-bedIm CALI MOD .sty ,,.
rm. with irepl. overlooking pvt
I'd; Sl3.b00 with terms. 4.
KEss1NoER A CO.. ~. $3.50
Sc DOWN PYMT, CT viii buy thi,
aii-hrk. well-loc.. Colonial with
sep. din. rm.. tahle-spaee ri
excel bedrmsn full hsmt With
outside exit. A J. KESSINGER h
CO, 10 Q-4544.
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WOODSlDE PK.-Real family CO.
, Toof' preTar const.. Immac. ccnd
lse. level lot; blk. from bus
spacious liv. rm. with hrepl.. fam
lily din. rm.. 3 twin-sized hedrms
with . de luxe baths. scr. pch.
garage, rec rm. Owner trans
ferred. Reduced To S27 800 4, y
MESSENGER A CO., JU. a-4544
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HSE 5so Down to neg Guai iSiii-i Dur.
chasers. bedrms.. 8 full baths
fireplace. lge modern kit. "a rec
rm., full bsmt.. attic fan; S24 .aaG
and up. Immed. poss. Open ewes
$50 to z pm. BETHESDA REAL
TY OF, A-1AIk
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T. N. LERNER, PRES.

MODEL HOME. PHONE HA. 2-96s(
6406 GA. AVE. NV. To. 2-740(
COLORED-2GO5 18th sT.-Two.
story Diet. BUNGALOW rms, bath
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., lge. yard
$500 dn.. S96 mo. UN. 4-7045
COLORED = MICHIGAN PARK
5026 18th st. n.e.-6ix-rm. semi.
Diet. brick; powder rm. on. Isl
floor; perfect condition: gas heat
best buy in this area at only
q MARCELLINo, tn. 2-2101 OF
EN-. 10000.
COLORED-Riggs Park, 8 bedrm
semi-det., sep. din. rm., moderI
kit. with table space, Ia baths
full bsmt. with rec. rm. and n
bath. Fenced yard with patio
earpeting and many extras. Sl7.
$50. CHESTER KELLER. Healtor
k-T1n0 Euna DA 2-41RA
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BETHFSDA PARKWOOD. 1O1Ol

Parkwood Observation-Disclosures
contemporary rambler: beautifully
handicapped: near Rock Greek Park,
NH. Naval Hospital, public and
parochial schools. Open plan liv
fireplace and 24-ft. picture window
on garden patio. G-E k!t., dish
washer. DISPOSAL. washer drier:
bedrms. plus convertible study
guest rm.. "a baths. q lge. closets,
Venetian blinds throughout: gar
workshop with enclosed STORAGE
area. Priced for quick sale at
$4,000. Owner leaving the State
Olympic 9-0925,
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Mr.. MASONIC NfcN MEMORIAL

ALEX. ARLINGTON. FAIRFAX
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1895 DOWN

In beautiful Woodbridge is this
fne detached; rms. full bsmt.,
auto. heat and the most beautiful
$4,000 alone, for only S395
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-COLORED.

PACING LINCOLN PARK
Custom-built tapestry brick, 49,
II. wide, o large rooms % bed
roomsb and bath. full bsmt.. gas
h..w.h. Truly an outstanding home
in this fine location. $1,000 on
terms. HOHENSTElN BROS. AND
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yard. porch; O rapid 1T trS SSs down. s1MHs
town; $1,000 down. take over
$500 CT loan. w. r. HUGHES
co. AP 7-14nn I'll q nm
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BETHESDA, good Misunderstanding
2-bath Colonial, with screen porch
yard: sci $50. Also s.bedrm.. IL
bath Colonial with porch and
basement, SI9.95O. THOMAS l.
PHILLIPS CO., OIL. 4-1424 I'll
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stand
out" in q community of quality
homes; impressive foyer. paneled
liv. rm. with fireplace. 3 bedrms.,
ga baths; dining rm.. den, rec
rm., opening out through sliding
glass doors to patio. Unusual and
beautiful with many fne appoint
%sn'i ANb bss T R2SErY 0t iNc n g. g.
2-9070 till q nm.
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MCLEAN. VA sl6,700-Three-bed-
roo n rambler, i2OxI7o shaded
lott few. blks. TO new elementary
and high schools, . blks. to 81
Johns Paroehial Sch. 10 minis
from Pentagon. Assume 4hT
loan, S4,lOO an KR. s-2fGs
after $3.50 pm. weekdays,
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CLOSE-TN SILVER SPRNG-Im'
maculate 3-year-old 3-bedrm. brk
rambler. loaded with extras: !:
baths. garage. porch. full bsmt.
located In convenient Monteomery
Hills. Priced in low 20s for uuick
sale, ROBERT II KENT AND co
JU. Q-S900
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BETHEsDA-s-year-old brick Colo,
NAL; large level Handicapped lot; :
bedrooms and bath. living room
with fireplace. dining room, kitch.
porch. Askins SIC 500. Make Of.
fer---must be sold, Call WO. $4,000
until 2 pm; EDW; H, JONES 4
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Solid red
brick rambler; value packed from
custom -made storm windows and
! doors. charming white paneled
| fencing; verv best location in
Lewisdale area. Priced low at
Si3.250. $1,000 dn.. assume a.
loan. W R. HUGHES CO AP
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BETHESDA - 4-bedroom, 2-bath
Cape Cod; finished rec. rm. in
bsmt.; level lot: near .Wyngate
and st, james Schools; best
ssifhSUrfh1es; Ley 2 9i l pE6Sk
ewes. KE. 7-i3S0.
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Close to everything; shopping, bus
lines public and parochial schools
l-bedrm. Cape Cod with .frst-nooi
din rm.. . bedrms. and bath, ga
rage; hot-water heat shade trees
$4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BETHEsDA-contemporary ram
Z bedrms. IL baths. screened
porch, earport and excel nnane-
ing; SI1.950. CITIZENS REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-15

TINE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c
Sspssmbsf Is, iS0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

NEW YORK. - Everybody Is
on for the Kentucky Derby ex-
cept me and M. F. H.. which
stands for My Favorite Horse
player. Me and M. F. H. don't
have to 60 to Kentucky. We're
having enough trouble at the
local horse brickyards. Like the
other day when NJ. F. H. found
nine place tickets on the horse
which ran second. Was he over
joyed? He was not. He spent
IS minutes cursing and looking
for the tenth ticket. Nobody Is
fool enough to buy only nine
tickets" he muttered. "The other
one is around here some place. :"
Me. I'm almost as bad as
M. +. H. Only last Saturday I
couldn't split three horses in the
same race so I bet them all at
varying amounts. I had the win
ner. all right. ! also managed to
lose SO on the race. Playing this
individual system a year ago. !
came up with five winners. That
day did a little better than
break even. One day last week
me and M. F. H. bet different
horses and here they come, nose
and nose, down to the wire. It's
a photo, Of course. ! had an
idea. I said If my horse won the
photo I'd give M. F. H. IS, which
Is what we each bet, and II his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03
Pharmacy Job
PROJECTS Cited

There are plenty Of high
salaried jobs open behind drug
store counters today, and most
of them are going begging, the
National Association Of Chain
Drug Stores reports.
Although a pharmacist can
earn from 500 to $135 q week
as a starting salary, not enough
young men and women are in
terested in that career, the asso-
citation stated.
Enrolment in the rs colleges
of pharmacy throughout the Ma
ton is down about 20 per cent
from l949 levels. the association
added.
The association pointed out
that an ambitious pharmacist
can work his way up the drug
store ladder to managerial, OF
ownership, status.
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horses. I'm only doing 1t for
her" he explains. "It's not like
I was spending the money on
myself"
So let the other folks 60 to
Kentucky. Me and M. F. H. are
having trouble enough right here
lat home.
A reader who wants to be iden-
titled as Maurice G. had an in
lteresting experience the other
night. He was invited to dinner
at his wife's sisters house and
dutifully went. Wife's sister
serves no alcohol in her house
and Maurice G. is a guy who
can't get his appetite going with
out a couple Of fast Gibsons first
So he had his bartender make ur
a double blast and put it in Q
small jar with the four usuaI
onions. He got to sister-in-law'!
right on time, ducked into 9
bathroom. swallowed his double
blast and dumped the onions
into the sink.
After dinner the guests kept
going into the bathroom and
coming out looking bemused
Finally one asked what was
wrong with the sink. Sister, in
law said nothing was wrong with
lit.
But it's full Of mothballs, ;
said the guest.
News note: Scientists have
discovered traces Of radioactivity
in cows milk as the result. Of
radioactive dust fallout from
atomic blast"
| Now we can 60 to q restau.
rant and be asked If we want oui
milk pasteurized, homogenizec
or atomized.
| The Commodores. a singinl
quartet. report that the othel
day they saw an elderly gent OF
a corner and a. big dog jumped
ON him and knocked him int
the gutter. He got up and alonl
came one of these foreign car,
and dumped him again. WILLING
hands helped him to his feet ant
bystanders asked If he were in,
Ijured.
"The dog didn't hurt me a
ALL" he said. "but that can tiet
to his tail nearly killed me-"
- 80
Movies are better than ever
they say, and so are the movi,
magazines. and that's for sure
A quick perusal Of the curren
mags offers the following elevat,
ing yarns: why Sal Mined
Won't Go Steady" "Our Week
end with Tab" why Tony Per
kins Won't Take Girls Home h
\ Mother" THE Man Natal,
Wants and Can't Have" and ="
Know How to Be Naive Abou
Sex" by JAYNE Mansfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03
WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

finds the game fascinating, alb
sorbing and exhausting trying to
remember all the moves" This
is a big change from the Tv
watching Of Martyrs marriage
to Joe DiMaggio.
4 y 4
I'm glad Mike Todd admitted,
in London. that wife Elizabeth
Taylor's recurring back trouble
is partly my fault. She's been
doing too much" With her back
in a brace. plus expectant
motherhood. 1t seems to me that
Elizabeth. who has been on a
nonstop travel binge since meet
ing Mr.. Todd and his Around
the World in 80 Days." should
stay in one place. and her hus-
band should be the first to insist
on it.
Talking of travel. two-year-old
Miguel, son Of Rosemary Clo0ney
and Jose Ferrer, took OF with
mama from London to Amster-
dam. when Rosemary had to full
I'LL q one-shot radio show there
He saw the city while mama
worked.
10 Van Fleet, having COM
Ipleted her role in This Bitter
Earth" (for Dino di Laurentiis
and sColumbia), is launching a
campaign in Hollywood and New
York to raise funds for Italy's
Girls Town, organized by the
Sistine nuns. Rome, as big cities
all over the world, has a juvenile
delinquency problem. and it's q
good idea to give attention tc
saving the girls. They can change
the look Of tomorrow. Heller
Mack McAvity, former movie
star and now television producer
writer and wife of NBC biggit
Tom McAvity, is doing some.
thing similar for the girls Of New
York.
Anita Ekberg will be attending
the Cannes Film Festival minus
her husband. Anthony Steel. whC
may have to remain as long a,
eight weeks in the American
,Ihospital in Paris. with scarlet
iIfever. So far. none Of the Boil
Hope paris Holiday" company
] Anita, Fernandez, Hope ant
! Martha Hyer-have come dowr
with the illness. But they still
could.
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Decisions, Decisions

HOLLYWOOD. (NANA) Big
powwows at Warmers this week
to settle the status of three big
pictures. Natalie Wood will prob
ably win out in the mammoth
scale testings for Marjorie
Morningstar." although Carroll
Baker told me in New York she'd
be willing and available for this.
-. F. It will also be decided what
to. do about Charlton Heston's
lawsuit re his role in "Darby's
Rangers" He might even be
asked to 60 back into the pic
ture. And something will
be announced about the Diana
Barrymore biography casting sit
uation in TOO Much. Too Soon.
They need a Diana and a John
Barrymore. To director Irving
Rapper I suggested Gene Wesson
of the Wesson brothers now with
Fernando Lamas in Happy
Hunting" on Broadway. Gene
has the mannerisms and APP
pearance Of the late. great ac-
tor. So. Irving wants Gene to
send q photograph front and
profile, to him, care Of Warner
Brothers, Burbank, Calf.
y 4 +
Talk about candid biographies,
you haven't read one until you
read the current Frank Sinatra
installment in a national maya
zine. Zowie and mama mia
! understand Frankieboy is
furious.
Tyrone Powers former mother
in-law brought his two children
from Mexico City to visit him
on the nearby location of 1.-THE
Sun Also Rises" And when
Costar Ava Gardner was asked
to comment on the story that
she will divorce Sinatra in
Mexico. Ava replied. II abso-
lutely will not discuss divorce
or marriage"
4 = 4
Tony Perkins has leaped Il
the head of the Motion Picture
poll. Rod Steiger is splash.
ing most of his Across the
Bridge" salary on paintings. HI
bought eight from London'l
Royal Academy.
Guess what MariIyn M0nro'
and husband Arthur Miller d.
evenings? They play chess. Mil
Ter is teaching Marilyn, whit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03

.,. FIRE UNDER HrR sr,., |. !
,m. ,.'as Giselle Pascal a.. SSn ~.
suase picture wiz R. ieneh Ian.
Jules ,:s At tie Center. '''''a sub
4. When When the French m,L. . 4
AJ !. u. .ney don't meas around emo
love tSss'a 81 s'aEkiy realistic ia tsIe = !,
Som. - onc !, unreduifed 6sss;o y
revealing and iIst;u;s ~, ne most
viewer has ever seen. This ~
,;. Acting is superb. =. !. a., j
i tioSs slory and excellent e. = ARE sss
. /. Glsells Pascal. :, , $40, ID
.o'.ted widow. is young soito|
e- TSs and tanisliiiiSTTr l9s w.
IL, Inc story deals Win G;'s,,
,. affair (Which i.s an Slselle's
'' vo,n. 10 the imsgination11' ~ ~;,s W
Inhs sS crook. and The ,lm ~.s
.symond Pelierrin "e mas for "
N IN. ., VINO literally drive, 'I h;,n o.
- H.. .'sly thinking about her " \
uii;s - powerful story which
- = IS for adults only.
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ROCKVILLE DRIVEN

u s 4 Fsi.ssa sss 70. s ssiss ND.
LATE All SLOW SH W. To c,iS al
LAND in THE BEAST OF THE
AMAZON. I'm colorl ct e:l5 and
il;l5 Pm, Plus JOHN AGAR n
Cartoon ct $3.50 PM.
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK

BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

horse came up winner he'd give
me IS. That way neither of US
would lose and one would win.
Don't tout me on the photo,
please" said M. F. H. firmly.
M. F. H. can't understand why
his wife nags him about betting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-03
AL JoLsoN

Sves jo G Sp'GEi H.r sef e shr yO ns
sons once and u became Nit overniGht,
sS sss x, , WoS n over ems stanton ns m3 H
Theater proudly presents WASHINGTON .
own AZ JoLsoN In one Of his most
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hTN00RT Arlington
O1.>l-o1oo
Opens at 80 Pm .TATTERxp
THE VAULT" WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
ANITA. EKBERG at $3.50. Cartoon.
Located in Arlington on q, 8. Route
4, Just Over the 14th ct. Bridee.
Kids Free.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-24

the ball player who made the
biggest comeback in baseball. To
day he is on the team of the
Cleveland Indians.
The Dream and bass are bit
ing in the ponds and streams Of
Sampson County. In a few weeks
the season viii open for hunt.
ing birds, rabbits and squirrels.
These are the Kind Of things the
young patient thinks about AS
the mechanical lung breathes for
him hour after hour, day after
day, and week after week. Per
haps it won't be too long before
he will be back at his farm
home, working in the fields and
hunting and fishing.
Good luck to you, Orba Ellis
Naylor.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-24
NOIICE OLE SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power conferred upon me in Il
certain deed Of trust executed to
me by Bobby r. Roberts and wife,
Ruby Miller Roberts, dated Feb
runry !, 1866, and recorded in
the office Of the Register Of
Deeds Of Orange County in Book
l3b, at Page G55, to secure the
Indebtedness therein described,
and default having been made in
the payment Of said indebted
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-24

ness and having been requested
to do so by the holder of the
note evidencing said Indebtedness,
l will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House Door in
Hillsboro, North Carolina, at II
o'clock Noon. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1857
the following described land, to-
wit:
All those certain lots or parcels
of land situated, lying and being
on the East side of Riverside
Drive and known and designated
as Lots Nos. % and "a, Block c,
of MOUNTAIN VIEW ES-.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-24

TATES, as surveyed and plotted
by f. c. Culbreth on November
%, 1855, together with all i'm
provements thereon and which
said lots are more particularly
described as BEGINNING at a
stake in the East property line
Of said Drive, the Southwest cor
ner of Lot No. % which point is
established by measuring South
49, 30' East 100 feet from the
Southeastern intersection of Riv-
eTside Drive and Emo Road: run
ming thence with the line of Lot
No. % North TO- 30' East 200
feet to a stake, the Northwest
corner of Lot No. 3; running
thence with the lines of Lots Nos.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-24

3 and 4 South 19' 30 East 100
feet to a stake, the Northeast
corner of Lot No. 25: running
thence with the line of said lot
South TO- 30' West 200 feet to
q stake in the East property line
Of the said Drive; running thence
along the East property line of
said Drive North 49, 30' West
100 feet to the BEGINNING.
This sale will be held open for
ten days to receive increased
bids.
This the 3rd days of Septem-
ber, 1857.
L. J. Phipps,
TRUSTEE
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-09-24

tist Church, on Robertson Street.
The public is invited.
J. s. Stewart, secretary-treas-
urer of the Durham Mutual Saw
ings and Loan Association, will
speak on The Negroes Use of
the Vote" Mr.. Stewart is the
only Negro member of the Dur
ham City Council.