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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Thomas S.Gutes
Are Honored
AtDinner

The Commandant of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. RAN
dolph Mccall Pate enter
tanned last night at a dinner
in Commandments House in
honor Of the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Thomas
S. Gates. jr.
Other guests were Assist
ant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Walter S. Robertson,
the Assistant Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Richard
Jackson, Rear Admiral w. r.
Smedberg III, superintendent
Of the Naval Academy, and
Mrs. Smedberg: Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Alan Shapley, Mr..
and Mrs Stanley Hope of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Parsons, 1t. Col. and
Mrs. !. Robert Kriendler and
1t. Col. and Mrs. Malcolm K.
Beyer.
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day morning in a simple pri-
sate ceremony at the Neither.
lands Embassy.
The decoration was given
Ambassador Carias because
of his very special merit. in
fostering good relations be-
tween Honduras and the
Netherlands" it was an
nounced.
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President Eisenhower will
present a special gold medal
to Prince Philip on OCTOBER
10 at the White House.
The award is being given
to Philip by the National
Geographic Society. of which
the President is q life mem
Der.
In making this presenta-
ton. Mr.. Eisenhower follows
in the tradition Of five pre-
vious presidents who have
presented National Geo.
graphic medals to distin-
guished persons for their OUT
standing deeds.
Theodore Roosevelt pre-
sented the Society's famed
Hubbard Medal to Admiral
Peary. In 1910 William How
ard Taft gave the medal to
Sir Ernest H. Shackleton for
his Antarctic achievements.
In 1926, Calvin Coolidge
honored Admiral Richard E.
Byrd and the next year
Charles Lindbergh.
Presidents Franklin Roose-
welt and Harry Truman also
presented medals.
Mr.. Eisenhower last pre-
sented q National Geographic
Society medal-the Hubbard
Medal in 1858, to the Brit
ish expedition that conquered
Mt. Everest.
QUEEN ELIZABETH'S
schedule for her one So
called free" day is gradu-
ally getting filled up.
On Sunday, October 20. at
1918 am. the British mon
arch together with President
Eisenhower will take part in
the dedication ceremonies in
the War Memorial Chapel Of
the National Cathedral.
At this time the altar. the
wooden screen carved in
Exeter, England. and the
needlepoint which is q gift
from the women Of England,
will be dedicated.
The War Memorial Chapel
needlepoint was underwritten
by a British group headed by
Lady Reading.
The Cross and candle
sticks in this chapel were the.
gifts Of the late King George
VI, father Of Elizabeth.
4
THE QUEEN also will con-
fer honorary awards on five
American citizens during her
visit to Washington next
month.
The highest Of the honors,
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AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Prince Philip to Receive Medol;
Queen to Attend Dedication
By SELMA ROOSEVELT

that of Honorary Knight
Grand Cross of the Order of
the British Empire, will be
bestowed on Lewis Douglas.
former United States Am
bassador to Great Britain.
Mr.. Douglas is national
chairman of the English
Speaking Union.
The AWARDS will be con-
ferred at a special investiture
ceremony at the British En-
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IHondurdn Envoy
Is Decorated

Foreign Minister of the
Netherlands Mr.. j. M. A.
Luns bestowed his country's
Grand Cross of the Order of
Orange Nassau on Honduran
Ambassador Carias Wednes-
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
GOODBYE, HUCK FINN

Stephen Fosters "Old Black Joe' is piece of immortal Americana, loved and sung by tens of mil lions of people the generations But it has been banned from certain radio networks-on the ground that it contains raciay offensive phrases
 Now the New York City Board of Education has taken The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from it's Finn the greatest of all American novels and prac- tically all put it very high the short list of genuine classics. The New York Times reports a publisher as saying the book was banned because, like Stephen Fosters wonderful old song, it was held to contain racially offensive material
 There is only one logical end to such a trend All literary and musical material which happens to offend anyone should be bannedwhether those offended are white men, yellow or black men; Protestant, Catholics Jews; businessmen or labor leaders and so ad nfinitum Then can all live in cultural vacuum comparable to the Dark Ages.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
Alaska Steam Names Advertising Manager

SEATTLE R-S. c. "Sid" Hay man is named advertising mana ger of Alaska Steamship Co, Mel vile McKinstry, company vice president and general manager, announced today.
 The Alaska Lines advertising program has been placed under the company's service department that Hayman heads up, McKin- stry pointed out.
 Hayman first joined Alaska Steam in 1884. He has served in the lines freight, traffic and gen eral managers office.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
Montreal-P Post Express Flies Off Rails, Killing Engineer and Fireman

MEDFORD, Mass. tPt-The crack Montreal Boston express train s'Redwing" was wrecked yester- day in derailment at a highway overpass in this suburb six miles north of Boston.
 The engineer and fireman were killed and about score of pas sengers injured.
 One half of the two-section die sel locomotive plunged over the side of brigde to the street Is to IS feet below
 Tracks and ties were torn up for a quarter of a mile from the bridge back to siding switch.
 It was a nine-car train.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
HOME ARTS CLUB BAKE SALE SET FOR SATURDAY

The Home Arts Club has an nounced Bake Sale for Saturday to be held at the Northern Com mercial Co. store.
 This annual event is given by this women's club for the purpose of raising funds which will be used for lunch tickets for needy children.
 Anyone wishing to contribute or have baked goods on Saturday to be picked up may call Mrs. Nels Swanberg or Mrs. Joanne Lambrecht.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
STUDENT OFFICERS AT SHELDON JACKSON COLLEGE

At recent elections of student body officers at Sheldon Jackson Junior College at Sitka, several students from Savoonga and Kot- zabue were elected as class off cers for this year. They are:
 Joe Pungowiyi, treasurer of the Student Council and also of the Junior Class; Paul Rookok, trea- surer of the Sophomore Class; Caleb Pungowiyi, treasurer of the Freshman Class.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Rain and drizzle tonight and Thursday with easterly winds 15 to 20 mph beginning tonight. Low temperature expected tonight 30. and the high tomorrow 30 to 35.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20
Women's Society Plans Reception For Hospital Staff

The Women's Society of Chris tian Service is sponsoring an in formal reception next Sunday evening honoring the staff of the MMM Hospital, it's superinten- dent, Opal Catlin, and the mem bers of the Hospital Advisory Board.
 The affair will be held at the Lavinia Wallace Young Commun- ity Recreation Center (the build ing facing 3rd Ave).
 The time of the reception will be from SIS to 10:0O p.m., Sum- day, Nov. 24th.
 Hospital Board
 The following persons are mem bers of the hospital board:
 Mrs. Andrew Nerland, Robert Baldwin, Mike Walsh, Willie Se- nungetuk, Mrs. Fred Larsen, Rus sell Hermann, Mrs. Emily Bou- cher, Mrs. Fredrik Bockman, and Steffen Andersen.
 Hospital Staff
 Dr. William A. Woodcock, Mrs. Opal Catlin, R.N., administrator;
 The following registered nurses: Eleanor Anderson, Marie Cote, Mary Garrett, Ellen Rueff, Lucie Okpealuk, Gwendolyn Dick, Car oline Rostik, and Jean Cutting;
 Shirley Bailey, practical nurse;
 The following nurses aides;
 Fanny Iokienna, Marion Olan- na, Ruth Teayoumeok, Pauline Tocktoo, Mary Galley, and Elean- or Walker;
 Janitors John Kiminock Jr., Mike Sirloak and Roy Komakuk;
 Wallace McIvor, maintenance;
 Silverio Ruiz, cook; Norma AL exander and Louise Price, kitch- en helpers.
 The office staff consisting of Mrs. Ann Crawford, Mrs. Audrey Rauch and Nancy Davis; Laundry staff: Viola Ailuk, Mary Pushruk, Agatha Patunac;
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-20

Chas. D. Jones. secretary for Igloo No. l, says: T am swamped with correspondence from resi- dents of Fairbanks, Anchorage, Juneau and other locations, re- questing hotel reservations for Roof Garden Week. the first week in December" What the Mardi Gras is to New Orleans, the Roof Garden is to Nome. Charlie should know, he helped to organ ize the first Roof Garden a half century ago. -Pd. Advt.
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HOUSES FURNISNED


COUNTRY ESTATE; rs min. d
ID. G. via Wash. Bait. PreeWay--
Spacious home, 100 yrs. old. 9
firepls.. wide floor boards. library,
on center Of % acres; 8 bedrms.
ga baths; oil heat; city water,
Ideal for entertaining School
bus stops at entr. For rent To
responsible party partially furn,
with antique furn., and library Of
5000 books. 5000 per mo. rent
on lease. Call Elk. $4,000 week
days. or ewes, Parkway $4,000.
PRE-REvOLyTIONARY HOME re-
stored: on broad salt water. with
nice sand beach and valuable
timber Price, $l6.2bO. %, B;
Bds' Ric6mOhSS Ie Pr va v Eses5El
properties, seashore to mountains;
free booklet-.'VIrRlnia,
WE HAVE SEVERAL well-fuFnlshed
homes IN the NV. area Of Wash,
s4s5 Der y mo- i TSr nsS@ i SdSH e
ton and TO inspect call BOSS q
PHELPS. INC. ma. $4,000.
B-BEDRM, BRICK--Fine furn., TV.
Rec. rm.. 4 baths; oil heat; ice.
yard: garage: uptown a.w. Vac, /:
$40. Insp. Mon. DIXIE REALTY
CO... MA. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Attrac. q
stnry hsmt. brick dwelling. avail
able Sept. 15--6 rms. 2 baths,
rec. RIM auto: heat; garaEe; $3.50
mo. GEORGE I. BOR0ER. INC.
1926 X st. Ma. S-035O.
AMERICAN U, PARK-very livable
well-turn.. 3-bedrm,, 2-bath home:
den. 3rd bath on LIST fir.: paneled
rec. rm. IN bsmt.: eony. attrac.
area: avail Sept. Is; $3.50 mo.
TOWN a SUBURBAN, EN-. $4,000.
CONN. AND TILDEN. TOWN
HOUSE. new; sos. Sept. rs.
Mr. SUMNER. MD, new rambler,
$3.50. now. Also Colonial. S225,
ffsossiiAigs, 4 81 rc DfrI slsan Of. s-s4Ss
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HOUSES TO SNARE


NV. AREA - coneeniaI lady Il
maid; private bedrm. AID. 2-22e3
YOUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
Will share with another gentle
mar. pine-paneled rooms
Prince GEORGES County s CUB HlSse ),
min. from White House: $50 mo.
includes stable for your horse
Call MA. S-l133, any day excep
sun, $3.50 70 g.
LADY. IS to As to share whole
comfortable house with. another
lady. Very conv. 70 downtown anc
6037, all day sat. and sun.
after z pm. weekdays.
ATTRAc. country cottage, Fairfax
nr. golf course, stable, pool: compl
Inrn., nrepl.: 500. Girl 25-3b
ewes. and week ends.
COUPLE 10 SHARE lovely home il
exch. for gen. .housework and man
20 help around yard. Fine opport
70 save money; may consider baby
II interested call JU. $1,000.
FOGGY BOTTOM HOME, furnished
convenient; needs 2 non-stereo.
typed college grads. Re. 3-550S.
EMPLOYED COUPLE or 2 ladies Il
share 6-rm. bungalow: COW. bui
service TO 18th and Pa. NV: close
u Andrews, Boiling, NRL and
Census. 10. 7-1716.
COLORED--6-kM. HOUSE. private
hedrm. all privileges. single or
dble. Reasonable. 3421 Clay ST. ne
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COUNTRY WOMF-RambleT. >

COUNTRY HOME-Rambler, re-
dec. well fprn.. 3 bedrma.. living
rm.. mod. kit, bath, full bsmt.'
nj snto wSsbsr. nv \" rae h Ia
inG horses. Loo. SOFA. farm, y mi.
Cap. BLDG. Cow. Andrews. Boiling
Fields. Fam. or bachs. Yrs lease.
SlS5 mo. incl. utils. CHI. s-7341
1000 5. FREDERICK ST; Sl5O
porch. sun deck. finished bsmt.
with pvt. entr.. ideal as home
and once. LARcHMoNT REALTY.
INC, ia. 100000. IA. 8-3lsJ.
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so.Op AIRS. FOR SALE



BR0ADMOOR--Luxurious i-bedrm
apt, with q den. 2nd-floor front
south and west exposures; $lS.D50.
Call Col. Long, KE. 7-l3S0, with
FRANK 8 PHILLIPS. INC.
210s ADAMS MILL RID, on edge
Rock CT. Pk.--i bedrm.. air cond. +:
lge. Stee.; newly dec, S6,400,
terms. BY OWNER, DE. 2-6S45'
THE WESTCHESTER
z bedrms.. ] bath. entrance
kit; excel cond.a $4,000.
Sc. corner-e bedrms.. / bath,
Nv. tm, solarium, din. rmY pan
Call Mon. Mrs. chauncey Murray
ANDALL n. HA0NER a CO., INC.
M 0.1Ann
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L AZ 6AR-B.oUE REsTAURANf

sIIu uWeIIIuB. year-TOund busine8s,
money-maker:. best in DeaIe, ma.
Main rd. business section. plenty
81 customer parking. nearly 900.
u. 'front.'; partially equipped; $3.50
ito incl. 10 acres Oh land ADAM
lns Contact cRUMPToN. IN.
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HOUSES WANTED TO Rent

UNFURN. HOUSE WANTED, Amer.
U. Area or Conn. ave. 3 bedrms.
yd.. gar. Call AID. 4-099O. Ext. 90.
WHEATON, = 3-bedrm. Colonial
style home in immac. cond. Family
size din. rfn., equipped kit. full
bsmt.. walk TO all schools public
ana perochial. Rent. S135 or win
sell $l95 down, sos mo. J. ".
CALIANDRO a CO., ~. 81 $50
or WI. 6.3247.
NAVAL OFFICER's FAMILY seeks
3-bedrm. unfurn. house in vic. OF
Four Corners Elem. schl., sill. epg.
Oct. I OCCUPANCY. u. s-5962.
WANTED--House west Of 18th 81.
Furnished, partly furnished or UNI
furnished. Write MRS. HoYLE,
IS Observatory cir. NV.
BUSINESS CPLE., extremely reli-
able. ] child: rent . or 2 bedyrn =,
new-cond. home. Va. area. No
agts., no secuF. dep, OF. 4-5497.
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BkAND-NEW AK. AREA-3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler. n Penn Daw
VILLAGE. with full bsmt,, center
hall, attic fan etc; 5000 per mo
Of which sli0 VII ~ applied !.
necessary 10 buy. J. H. POLADIAN
4 SON. Builders, XII 9-3I4s. IA.
5-0O73.
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SANDY SPRINGS. ND,

Attractive small estate on 8
acresi 4 bedrms.. ga baths. IL
brary. .lst-h. dens large kitchen
and finished 3rd d. Owner will re-
decorate. Available at once. $3.50
per month CAL Mrs. Garter; BOSS
q PHELPS. INC, ma. $4,000:
evenings and week ends. FE.
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HOUSES uMFuRnIsHfD
BEAUTIFUL LEWIsDALE

Two 3-bedrm. ramblers: si25
monthly for immediate occupancy
Houses, 2-3 years old. Close 10
schools. churches and ) min. from
Langley Park shopping center. Con-
St., or LEWIsD1ALE PRoP TTsfffES
1903 Lewisdaie dr.. HA. :-3420 or
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10 tSverns restaurants. drug anc
all type stores for beautiful line
OF 1Oe and 25e candy and druf
spectalities paying 400 profit or
fast repeat basis. We supply
everything everything and furnish complet!!
career opportunity 10 operate di-
rect factory leadership with small
5000 capital. For interview write
CHEZ. 29l0 ~ 18th st.. Phila
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rms. eas heat. gas range. cleo
refer. ven. blinds. alum. awninp
windows. beautiful stone finish
porch. attic. large lot with large
shade trees s95 summer. SIS
winter. INQUIRE at 0e11 walker
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APT. HOUSE. near shoreham Ho-
tel white brick. newly furnished
and renovated Is apts.l: income
S 400 month 'nnet -ss475,; s35 900,
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RESTAURANT. upper conn ave
cor. doing 81 900 wk.. food only:
closes pm, No Sundays. Liquor
license should be issued this week
Can be handed with 10000 cash.
q sold before. license Is issued
". Z. THRIFT fExclusive). 14II
Pa. ave. NV. ma. e-9S43.
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AIRS. UNFURN. VA.
ARLINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING

Eficieneies and 2-bedrm. apis
are now available for those who
iings. Every modern convenience
air cond. swimming pool, tennir
courts; seeretsrial switchboard
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DOMINION ARMS

Eihcs., 5000; 2-bedrm. apis.
$3.50: utlis. Included, See res. mgr,
on premises IA. $4,000, or cal
SHANNON q LUcHS CO.. Ma
S-234b.
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TILDEN GARDENS
The True Cooperative

the architecture o. these bufid.
ings. their substantial eonstrue.
dens ana SOUNDS Ses9i y. q nv ans s ssr
Of the factors that contribute 10.
ward maxine TTLDEN GARDENS
outstanding in cooperative hOms
ownership. Il Is q Jog to live here
apartments nov available 20 aD-
proved purchasers.
bedroom. bath. living room
dinette. and kitchen overlooking
the gardens VIII require decorat.
ing and Is priced aecordinRiy. Low
monthly operating expense.
. bedrooms. 2 baths. large lty.
ing room. family-sixe dining room
wired for cir conditioning; AZ
estate odering.
3-bedroom. 2-bath apt. com,
pletely modernized and tasteful,
decorated: full wing with all
gardens.
Terms can be arranged II de.
sired Please phone for detailed
Information or for appointment Il
]. NELSON HUGHES
EN-. 2-84O0
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV
Front corner apt Of 3 rms. kit
and bath. with 2 firepls: nlr-cond
Ror apt g inspect. call Mr.. MAuk
NEAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA RID
"A I-hedrun ant avail Oct 1
Bargain price incls. furn. Call Mis-
Candy. EN-. 2-593s.
J. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 1884
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1910 N. RoEFE ST.
Arlington, va.

one bedroom. living room, d.
s ssss ksshs PI.ty ana a, bath ATTN t coss
To n. Myer 3 min. from down.
town, 10 min from pentaaon. Most
reasonable rents in this area. 500
Includes. 81 utilities. To inspect
IA. F-46S6. b r. SAUL co. 026
18th st. NV, MA. $4,000.
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NORTH ARLINGTON - 3-bedrrn.
frame bungalow equipped with dis
posab dishwasher. clothes washer.
drier. exhaust fan. large refer
and gas range: fenced yard.
garage. Close TO st. AIMS paro-
chial school. Vacant. Sl35 per
month Call J. II. BENoIT. Real
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RETIRED COUPLE - Weli-fur.
nished home in HenlOpen Acres,
Rehoboth Beach. Delaware. Prom
Oct. / 10 May 81, 1858. G-E oil
furnace, fireplace. large livinp
room. dining room, all-electric
kitchen. two bedrooms and bath
on frft floor. No children or
pets $50 monthly. Box 361 r.,
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ARLINGTON
1886 S. 18th ST,

Excellent Diet. frame house with
and rseq bals: S S S%; dim RIM l q.
rm,: oil heat: 10 min. to Pentagon;
rent $l25 mo. Call Mr., Evans. II. q.
SMIIHY CO.. Sill 18th st. n.ws ST.
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN co,
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washtngton Blde Ma s-9565
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INSPECT THESE
20eis = ST NE-Sb7. so
. rms, kit. and bath; gas heat
316 14th ST. NE.-Ss5
rms. and bath. Gas heat; re.
dec. throughout.
III 9th ST. sE.-S97.BO
10 rms baths; arranged FOL
apis. Coal heat.
1918 INDEP. AVE. sE.-Ss7 so
Brick, 3 rms. and bath. Gas heat
Good cond.
John F. Donoho & Sons
3i4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOS4
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MI, lyon Villaee. close 70 schools
shopping. transp, s min. TO Pen.
tagon-Modern kit. 3 bedrms
per month. CAN IN o-5nhs
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LAWN CARE BUsTNEss-Betbes.-.

pllotSt etc. ana aircraft hrokera9os
20 .O3. Hvettsvil'~. Mo
FOUNTAIN AND FOOD concession
IN DRUGSTORE. doinE good business;
experienced man and wife pre-
ierred oil. 10000. BROoKvILLE
PHARMACY.
INVESTOR wanted to finance new
service business with potential Of
S $4,000 4sOui net am snnuss ally $4,000
DELIcATEssEN GROCERY = Wei
est. wonderful oppor.; .A.B.C. lic.;
M must S,s SCI on n scsopnt q ~ health;
GUEST HOUSE, mr.. Dupont circle:
rms, "a baths, garaee; attrac.
home plus s4lO inc. $4,000; easy
REACH a IPuRcsRRiEIII,m Ex' ns.94sfeg.
BOOMING house, nice, clean
rms baths. earage; LIST d. bath
nome nom pi nnd ipr rms onS s ssas s s5Ssl
REACH a PURCELL, Ex. 3-a4i2.
BOOMING HOUSE - IL rms, 3
lge. bath apt. 81. 500 with 81 ,0eO
On, KEAcH & PURCELL, Elk. b
OFFSET PRINTING BUSINESS, ops
nortunity to make si0'0OO ",
equipped. multilith machs., CAM
era, printing, folding plate mek-
ing, etc. Price for auief sale.
$4,000, down, Si,5OO. A n.
sEELYE. DI. 1-s3.S.
GIFT AND TOY, ereeting cards:
owner III; should net over $1,000
VI; price, $1,000. incl. big stock:
store l5x1s. air cond. shopping
center; rent, $3.50. A. r SEELYE,
pI. 7-S325.
Continued on Next Page.
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INVESTOR wanted to finance new
service business with. potential OF
cash required. Box 2S5-L. star
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HE ALLCRAFT CYCLE SHOP -
Yrs. IN ArI. Illness Of owner make
SAFE necessary. Wonderful oppor.
tI11nlty. 300 N. Taylor st. "a. =,
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DELIcATEssEN-GR = Wen
est; wonderful oppor.; a. BIC. lie;
must sell on account Of III health:
no brokers. Box 1S5-K, Star.
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n. q. SMITHY 90.
APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
UNLESS KEY INDICATED

BACHELOR APT. 1898 N st. NV.
2nd nra walk up, estate anxious
70 sell, consider reasonable cash
oner. Mo assess. SASS. Key
with ianitor.
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F0k SALE-Modern furniture stora
D. c. Well established No elosa
competition. Entire stock Of fresh.
saieole merchandise at less than
nali OF retail price. Stock, fixtureS'
enu equipment at bareafn price
Modern 2-story building. 41x6S.
may pc rented. or will sell ress
sonably. Box OR, Star
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LsAlugNp95s,oMASTs66u Csoollssss IPk.
area ares R ~. ares r. o Quar-. 20 70 s FSS
excel. profits on all Reas. terms
GIBRALTAR CO., DT. 10000.
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KNIT sHOP-costume jeWeIrS. &C.
S Ssc etc: air cond.. beautifully
busy area. space for related uner-
enandise. Rare oppor. for knitting
lnstfuetress. Owner warned ~
physician TO sell immed. Will sac,
rlnce Tor cash, stock at inventors
prices, plus fixtures. No kew money.
RA. 3-44II. RA. 3-2THa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

MONTAGUE 81. On IstR-Igs-
bedrms. bath; 3rd d. 2 bedrms
All newly dec: encl. yard. flow
H ers; dble, garage; refs: Se25
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-25

Society of Christian Service at the
Camden and Wyoming Churches.
Members of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Har-
rington Trinity Church are joining
with these groups in this study
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Wilson of
Media, Pa, were the dinner guests
on Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Gilstad.
Mrs. Lewis Slaughter, Mrs. Err
nest Raughley and Mrs. Peggy Ma
lex were Sunday supper guests of
Mrs. Fred c. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Parker and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenly,
Jr., and children, and Mrs. Fred
Greenly were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cahall of FELTON,.
Chuck Peck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Peck, Jr., celebrated
his sixth birthday on Friday, jan
uary Is, with a neighborhood par
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Hickman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck, Jr.,
and son visited the Reverend and
Mrs. r. E. Van Cleaf and sons of
Middletown on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Horleman
spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.