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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-01
New Pay Found
In Anse La Butte

New Orleans. - Commonwealth
Oil Company has tapped a new oil
pay for the Anse La Butte Field
in st. Martin Parish, Louisiana.
The new producing horizon was
opened at the company's No. J.
A. Stokoe, Section 124-9S-5E.
Productive through perforations
9600-08 feet, the well was COM
pleted flowing 157 barrels oil per
day through a 1I8-inch choke with
800 pounds tubing pressure. Grav-
ity of oil is 33.9 degrees and gas
oil ratio measured 291 tc one.
Located on the south flank of
the field, hole was bottomed at
1910 feet and cased to total depth
for completion.
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States American.
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Continued from Page One)
public meeting, to co-sponsor such
an event with an organization
whose announced objective is to
defy the law of this land, it might
as well tear up its charter of pa
triotism."
Daniel replied that he was "un-
aware of any such meeting having
taken place."
A New Orleans police sergeant,
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AIcorn College,.
Continued from Page One)

dent-body walkout and the expul-
sion of several leaders who would
not return to classes when the
State Board of Higher Education
re-opened the college doors after
dismissing the president, a Negro
for failing to maintain discipline.
The presentation was made to
McEwen by Jackie Robinson, for
mer Brooklyn Dodger Negro base
ball player.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
Operators Idea Speeds
Work At Union StOckyard

Faced with the problem of loading
and unloading from many different
size stock trucks Donavin Amstutz,
new manager of the Bluffton Union
Stockyards, put his native ingenuity
to work and constructed an elevating
ramp to reach any truck which comes
to his yard.
The ramp is the only one of its
type in the area Only large yards
such as Cleveland and Chicago have
elevating ramps for stock loading and
these ramps, built on a much more
elaborate scale, cost several thou
sand dollars.
Using little more than his hands
and old material available to anyone
Amstutz put the ramp into operation
1t won instant approval from stock
handlers who can unload from theil
trucks onto a ramp exactly the same
level as their truck beds.
An elevating platform which can b,
raised or lowered to the height of tn
truck bed is at the head of the ramp
This connects to an inclined raml
which slides forward or backward
until it matches the height of tn
elevated platform. 9
Stock moves directly from the
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trucks onto the platform, down the
ramp and into the pens, without tire
some, time consuming work.
The platform is raised by pulleys.
Amstutz used a 1/3 horse motor to
power the elevator and uses a 1887
Plymouth automobile transmission
with an airplane reduction gear to
operate the pulleys.
Even double deck stock trucks can
be loaded and unloaded with little
difficulty since Amstutz put his idea
into practice last month. Almost any
stockyard could install an elevator
the idea is so simple, he says.
In addition to installing the elevator
AmstutZ has remodeled the pens ant
rewired his yard since he took ovel
the yards from N. P. Steiner ant
Son this spring.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Mrs. Mabel Bowers, Findlay,
formerly of Rawson) Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Zoll and Mrs. Ella Zoll went
on a sightseeing trip to New York
City and other points east. They also
visited Richard Zoll who is stationed
at the U. S. Naval Training station,
Newport, r. 1. Mrs. Bowers, mother |
of Mrs. Viola Brenner, lives here and
will celebrate her Sind birthday
Sunday, August Is. Congratulations to
you, Mrs. Bremen, and many more
birthdays to follow.
The reunion of the class of 1850 of
Cory-RaWson high school was held at
the Community park Sunday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Lehman extend their sympathy to
them in the death of Mr.. Lehman's
father, Mr.. Emil Lehman of Bluffton.
Mrs. Sam Culp was in Bluffton
Tuesday of last week on business.
Mrs. Tom Morrison, Mrs. Danny
Cogley and Richard, Mrs. George
Cogley and Mrs. Sam Culp were in
Findlay Friday evening, guests of
Newberrys shopping night.
Attending the Cooper annual picnic
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cogley, George, Julia Kay and
Jimmie Shafer, Regina Unruh, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie and Charlene Cook
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Culp, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Neighswander, Mr..
and Mrs. Orville Peterson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Griggs and family.
Mrs. Sam Culp attended the state
convention of the Daughters of
| America held at the Deshler-Hilton
hotel August 1921 in Columbus. Mrs.
Culp was sent as Iris Councils rep
resentative.
The 34th annual reunion of the
Jonas-Robinson family was held at
the community park Sunday. Those
attending from Hamler, Ohio were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Punches and
family; Mr.. and Mrs Gene Latte
n d family, Deshler; Richard
Wagner, Williston; Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Culp and Barbara johnson,
Millburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Teet
and family, Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Grosjean and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Moorhead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Rose and Dale; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Horner and family, Mrs. jean
inne Luce and Cherrie; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moorhead, Columbus Grove;
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Culp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tate, and family, John
Max Culp, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Culp, Rawson. Officers elected for
1858 were President Sam Culp; Sec,
Mrs. Frank Tate; Vice President,
Charles Punches; Program, Mrs.
Glenn Rose and Mrs. Jack Horner.
Oldest member present was Lee Culp
who will be "a years old Sunday,
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hospital. She was deeply touched by
your kindness and has asked me to
write you a note of thanks. You
certainly must be a good cook. The
cookies you made had the most de-
lightful aroma, and / am sure that
they tasted every bit as good as they
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
THE BLUFFTON NEWS. BLUFFTON. OHIO

Eisenhower was in the hospital, sent
the Presidents wife some of the
cakes. She received the following
letter on White House stationery.
Dear Charlene: How sweet of you
to send such nice gift to Mrs.
Eisenhower while she is in the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22

August 25. Youngest present was
Kathy Joy Latte, four months. The
class will meet at the same place
the third Sunday in August, 1858.
Charlene Cookson, age 8, who was
helping her mother make gingerbread
men, knowing that Mrs. Mamie
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22
LAFAYETTE ESTATE EvALUATED

The estate of Miner Charles Patter-
son, Lafayette man who died re-
Gently, is valued at SIT ,4O3. 20, accord
ing to an inventory filed in Allen
county probate court. The estate in
cludes accounts receivable of 81, 1856
and real estate valued at $14 500.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22

looked and smelled Thank you very
much for giving such special treat
to the First Lady. With all good
wishes
Sincerely,
Mary Jane McCaffree,
Sec. to Mrs. Eisenhower
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-08-22

THE PROPORTION of working
women in the United States between
As and 54 years old doubled between
1910 and 1856
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20

WASHINGTON, R-The Fish and Wildlife Service disclosed yesterday two musk OK have been stranded on a 10-acre islet in Boring Sea since last spring.
 Perhaps you scent a romance?
 An, no. These two castaways are just a couple of bulls, and bull-headed bulls at that.
 The slowpokes got stuck when the ice broke up.
 They only have to swim a quar- ter of a mile to reach Nunivak Island, home of the Alaska musk OK (estimtaed population 143).
 But the FWS, using language rarely found in government handout, says they have resisted "all attempts to cajole, entice, herd or shoo them into the water"
 A Waterhole has been dug on the islet and the FWS says there should be enough food for them until the fall freeze-up.
 Then the mulish musk OK are expected to mush over the ice to Nunivak.
 Thirty-one musk OK were plant ed on Nunivak in 1885 and 1886. They were part of 34 captured in Greenland in 1880 and taken to Alaska via Norway, New York and Seattle.
 The FWS explains that because of their unpredictable nature, the
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20
No Romance for Two Castaway
 Musk OK on lO-Acre Alaska Islet

musk OK were moved from Alaska to Nunivak where they share their bleak surroundings with a reindeer herd estimated at 1000.
 Once the musk OK roamed the Alaska arctic wastes by the thou sands but by 1867 they had dis appeared.
 Alaska source books say they became the victims of isolated ESkimos, whalers and predatory animals, such as bears.
 Slowly the herd is being built up. Last year the FWS counted 126 on Nunivak; this year a sur vey showed a calf crop of 25, which would make 181.
 But eight animals are missing and the FWS says they may have been caught on ice floes in the spring breakup and perished in the icy waters of Boring Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20
Another Cut Of 100000 Men In Armed Forces

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of Defense Wilson yesterday or dered an additional cut of 100000 men in the armed services as promptly as possible but not later than next June 30.
 This slash comes atop a similar reduction, ordered on July 16 and to be achieved by the end of June.
 The overall strength authorized in the original defense budget for the current fiscal year was 2,8OO,- 900.
 With some cuts already made, actual military strength on Aug 31 was 2,789,7O0. Thus the armed forces must slash strength by 189,7O0 men to reduce the Aug. 31 total to the new, lower goal set by Secretary Wilson.
 The apportioned cuts from the original 2,80O,O0O authorized fig ure are divided thus: Army 10O,- 900, Navy 3O,O0O, Air Force 50,- 900 and Marine Corps 10000.
 The plan contemplates these goals for June 30, 1948:
 Army 900,O00, Navy 645,0O0, Air Force 875,00O, Marine Corps 188,OOO. {
 The Defense Department said the manpower cuts will save about one billion dollars starting next July 1.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20
Hollywood
 Will Celebrate Golden Jubilee

HOLLYWOOD, R1Fifty years ago Chicago movie company came to Los Angeles for location scenes on "The Count of Monte Cristo," starring the late Hobart BoSWorth
 Southern California so inn pressed the films producer, the late William N. (Col. Billy) Selig, that he moved his Polyscope CO. here from Chicago.
 It marked the beginning of Cal ifornia's motion picture industry.
 Now, an industry spokesman announces that Hollywood's gold en jubilee will be celebrated be- ginning Oct. IT.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20

Medical science advises that hard work will never kill anyone, but we have known cases where 1t scared them half to death.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20
N 0 f C E

l hereby give notice that I will no longer be responsible for bills contracted by anyone other thans myself.
 Tom Beltz
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-20
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted:. Gordon Flenner. Carl Liebig, Arlene Tiyoutellic, Gene Ozenna, Maureen Peterson.
 Discharged: Esther Berga- maschi, John Alurak, Garfield Okitkan, Perry Dimmick, Arctic Polte.
 Most animals, even if they had the right kind of brain, could not read a book because their eyes cannot make the necessary adjustments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
RESTAURANT

8 dining rooms. bar; 7-day BWI
license; 50-car parking lot; very
modern fixtures and kitchen; de luxe
on main thoroughfare, Property 4
IN AL cond. Will be sold as an
entirety. For more details, write
Box ak. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTOR

for Washington. d. c., and all sur
rounding areas. An opportunity witt
a new. nationally proven. invisibl,
elaSS coating that provides protec.
ton AGAINST the fading. heat anc
limited PROFIT potential for the mar
OF firm with the BACKGROUND 10 Quail.
ny. Corp. will assist with eornpIet,
program. Address replies to sur
control, Box l26-B. Star.
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NEW 4-BEDRM. SPLIT

OPEN l-5. 1901 PRIMROSE RID
N.W.--Fully air-cond: center hall
huge liv. rm.. din. rm., mod. kit. w
. wall ovens. mahogany psneled der
and rec ,rm.. pwdr rm. 3 baths {.
Dir {: Out 10th to Kalmia. left to W
Beach dr.. right to Primrose ano
"op, /" sign.
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NOTES
III Close TO Washington. D. c..
20 beautiful units and owners home
Income about $4,000 Price. Sl50,-
OOn Reasonable cash.
wsshinston b G: Ia besu THU
units and owners apartment, on IL
acres. Three years old Increasing
income $4,000. Moderate down
,3I North Carolina; 90 brick units
and owners home. Consistent in
come; $4,000. Price, Sl05 900,
S4i Close to Washington. D. c. 40
units. swimming pool and restaurant.
Rental income. above SlOO. 600.
substantial restaurant net income.
90 Virginia; about 30 rooms and
me dining room. on four paTk-like
acres: Elegant owners quarters. In
annually. Substantial cash,
WASHINGTON d. C Is rooms and
S t,s.ne home ne Income. $4,000.
90 Maryland. at q growing In
dustrial city. II units and 6-room
nome Adjacent fine chain restau-
rant Income. above $4,000. Sub
iNEz CUsHARD. REALToR
4s39 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Washington. D. C.. EN-. 2-4232
RESTAURANT AND GAS STATION.
7-room house. :. baths; 62 acres
Ions highway frontage: 3-aere lake I:
beer license. all inventory: S25.00U.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Cnlpeper. Virginia
VARIETY STORE. N.W.-5-and- 1 &C
items. also hardware and paints: Ap-
prox. $1,000 monthly gross: est. 10
yrs: apt. upstairs. Full price, SILL
600 terms LANE PASTOR. Elk. g.
BAKERY AND PAsTERY SHOP
About 500 per day sales: short
hrs. 6-days weekly fully equipped;
GOOD profit margin. Full price
81 800, easy terms. LANE PASTOR.
Elk $3.50
LIQUOR. RESTAURANT and carry
out. n.e.-Air conditioned. seats so;
ABOUT $3.50 weekly Easy to handle
SJ.0u0 On. LANE PASTOR, Elk. s.
2555
LAUNDRoMAT. NV: IA MA.
CHIMES, all other needed equipment
Owner states over $500 weekly; triai
given, $4,000. about "a On. LANE
PASTOR EX 3-2565
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LADIES' APPAREL

LADIES' APPAREL
For rent; excellent Opportunity;
completely equipped. EN- 2-44I9.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
1900 block 18th st. sAI ms: fur.
Nice place; want 5000 Sse1 down n"@ mo
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-514O
60 ROOMS, 20 BATHS
sse,iing property on 18th st. NV,
orssnization, embassy or mirht be b.
SHs terms .ET :T e.. .l sS,s Wants
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5I4o
BOOMING HOUSE
Not far from 18th and columhia ID
plus apt. with bath on Sa' Isl a lnsom no
I'VE IN; Sl35 rent: $3.50 down,
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-s14o
DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY
Owner quotes So75 wkly.. rent
only SIPS mo. Hrs s 10 Z. Closed
sun. Only $1,000 down. Exclusive.
DRUGS-SODA FOUNTAIN
Established over 20 years Owner
quotes $1,000 wkly. Payroll only
slu3 .wkly,. rent only $3.50 mo,
good lease. Books will show over
$4,000 . year net profit Priced
very low At $1,000 complete with
$4,000 down Exclusive
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Handwriting 10 on the wall. what
with tight money and the point
system Government contracts are
the things today Need one or more
investors TO put UP $4,000 for
Is million dollar contract Amount
views Have the complete oreaniza-
ton to build this project; S25. 900
must be posted as soon as possible
Unless. YOU are willing and able TO
post the above amount. do not an
swer this ad. Ny timn is too valu-
able TO waste. Box 424-Z, Star.
PEGA PALO VINES
state distriputorship open. Al I'M
PORT COMPANY, sos W. Division.
Chicago 81. Illinois tph. Austin a.
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Wonderful Opportunitv,

Open your own shop in Center
Market. Washington largest retail
for food specialties. sea food carry.
out. foreisn food. newsstand anC
non food merchandise reasonable
rentals For information. call DI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GREETING CARDS and paper sup:
price only S. 800: 5000 5000 down Srs:
loo. a. R. sEELYE.. G 81. 7-sS Ss'0".
DRIVEN SANDWICH SHOP-Price
S24, 900: $4,000 down; owner
quotes $4,000 net: the very best
eoutpt. A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S325
DRY CLEANERs-S300 wE.: price,
$500; rent. 500; heat and water
furn.; press and sew. machs, also
others. A. r. SEELYE. DI. 1898,
RE Jest 5000 mo; ali
$4,000. a. R. sEELyE, DI. 1895
HILL BILLY, Rock and Roll, 1,5OC
Price. $4,000 $4,000 down. A. r
sEELYE, DI. 7-S325.
RESTAURANT (new). Bethesda area
ultramod.: hrs. q to. s.; no SUM-:
unusual oppor. here. THIS is THE
KIND THEY ALL WANT. A. r.
SEELYE. Dl. 7-S325.
HILL BILLY REST, LIQUOR, enter.
tanning; $1,000 wk, inc: S1l,00O
terms A. R, sEELYE' Dl. 7-s325.
LUNCHEoNETTE, $500 wk.: hrs. :
lease: 4. r. sEElYE. i 81. aossa s10e
RESTAURANT AND BAR-Exceileni
NV; location: good terms to quail
inca parties; no agents. TU. 2.
9771.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fol
sale BY owner: in good location;
|, now doIns over $4,000 annually
Low rental; $500 plus stock. RE
LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-This /,
not cpt-rate store and is dninG
over $25o.000. yearly business or
H ssss n,.. basis SIS ood loo. soot
front. Substantial cash required
TO handle No trifiers. please, Re.
plies to Box 3g1-B, Star.
D B U G L Z S 5 DRUGSTORE with
Mncheonette: nearby Arl.: easy Il
operate: good profitable business;
wei established; price only $4,000
with terms. Call Mr., Brown with
YEoNAs REALTY. ia. S-e1oo.
COOP As NEW SHOP. close-in Arl
location. selling children's, men,
and womens apparel; furniture
toys, novelties. etc. Total price
only $1,000. A good moneymaker
EaL Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
RARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
priced to sell at cost of equipment;
sm0T rent; license; owner Ill
FOUNTAIN CONCEssIONAIRE in
modern heavy. trafic drug store;
TOWN PHARMACY, $500 Conn
FOUNTAIN CONCEsSIONAIRE in
modern. heavy trafic drug store;
big potential Apply in person
WooDLEY DRUG STORE. 3527
Conn. ave. NV.
COFFEE-DONUT SHOP - Modern
equipment; good location and lease.
price. $1,000 cash. $3.50 terms
s612 Flower ave. Takoma Park.
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
owner leaving country: $500
cash. for established ladies aces
sorry shop; in excellent George.
town location. Merchandise and
MIXTURES included. AID. 2-S919 and
MACHINE AND LIGHT MANUFAC.
rgRlNG PLANT FOR SALE. CALI
TALL TIMBERs TAVERN and Mote
This goin" tavern seats 500: s.
unit motel: J l/10 A. OF land
near beaches: all modern and fully
equipped including stock, legal slot
machines. Owner SAYS sell at low
rriee of S2o 600.
TAVERN in Lexington Park: good
income; near main gate MAS: some
81 900. terms "a mo- money. maker
sale.
For this and other fne business
opportunities in St. Mary's County.
consult
ST. MARY's REALTY co.
James H. Brown Leonardtown. Nd
Phone Greenwood 5-4I72
Nishts and Sun. CIR. 5-3522
DRESS sHoP-ARLINGToN
have Q lovely shops for YOU Ia
6nhFafR CtnHtv rhafa call
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LAUNDRY
FOR SALE

This is a model store, in
operation 8 months; fully
equip and doing business. We
will sac, $500 for quick
sale. Orig. cost. $4,000:
your cost, 1880 with S4,-
500 down. Store loo. in Silver
Spring. For info. call JE.
3-2S32 on Sun. or RA. g.
a0ll from Monday on.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
GEORGETOWN

FoooY BoTToM-Sl6,50O
eemidet brk.: . bedrms.. patio
and park, good area. RIDDELI
REALTY CO. DI. 7-1a0O.
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AT AUCTION!
Fri. March is. 10 AM.
16-unit AAA
SUN-TAN MOTEL
AND CAFETERIA

With Pool and n.77 Acres
-, ALLENpALE, s. G.. on U. s. 30l
rla. COLO Coast route. day Of Fla
but not one with such quality anc
earning power. SO motel gross
$50, 1858. cafeteria. $4,000 witt
22fs net Check tax records. Owner
retiring. Head-turning design ans
landscapine. pool. free water, bes
construction. electric heat, air.
conditioned. ceramic baths, luxur,
lobby. etc. Ultra modern cafeteria
us Grade A. Both known everywhere
Going separately or together. Coins
for what they bringi Security, HAPPY
Twins. await YOU Write or call nov
for photos and details. or check de.
tails before sale.
J. L. TODD AUCTION CO.
302 West 3rd ST.. Rome. Georgia
Telephone 4-1656
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INSURED
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I---- =.l=-=s -l4s-su-l4 -
CAPITAL

Contractor has information on
several tracts OF land where water
and sewer is going through within
can be purchased az very low
ngure. plus terms: S0-5C proposition
on building or speculation no details
as to location until contract Is
signed between parties involved, Box
1867. Star
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C.. j. YOUNG
LIQUOR-REST.

Seats 225; best clientele: incom,
quoted, $1,000 mo: low overhead
shows q big net profit; exclusiv,
Conn. ave-; equip. cost approx
SeO,000: owner has out of town bu
siness and says sell for $4,000 OF
terms.
LIQUOR-REST.
Seats u.s. rent S175. long lease; 20
II. bar; same owner over 30 years
income quoted. Sl.2O0 wk.; must sell
wants $1,000 down.
IL ROOMS, $500
Down; $500 block l4th st. NV.
arranged into d apis, 3 baths, .
car ,garage; long lease: ideal for an,
kina Of business: good income.
10 ROOMS, INC, $500
Quoted; 8 baths; rent. SI6O: NIGEL,
furnished; near 18th and Mass. nv
g. 6 SS0d na meme and money maker
a APIS, 4 BATHS
s;csr sarage; oil heat; nicely fur.
nisned: near Shoreham Hotel; al.
ways rented: 500 down.
IL ROOMS. BEAUTY
3 baths: oil heat: rent, $40; in.
come 800: exclusive NV; $40(
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-15O(
1929 Vermont Ave. Suite 5Oe
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GROCERIES
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY

Nearby suburbs. Well estab.. over
$500 0nu annual volume, nice liv
atrs. good lease. Partners can easily
net $50 0U0 yrly. Exclusive
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FINANCIAL BACKER

Needed for building project, In
Northern virRinia; NO money needed
back the venture; 300 OF net profits
70 trvsstor . good. sound PROPOSE
Within one month Box A3h-Z Star
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Sc g. lOc-TOYS

Owner quotes over 81 500 wkly.
mixed trade. nice liv. atrs.. ia-day
vk, priced reasonably Good terms
to responsible people. Exclusive.
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Nearby suburbs Owner quote,
full opport. for couple Exclusive
Ewes. and Sun, Al Bookoff RA
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DRUGS-SODA FOUNTAIN
ELF-SERVICE MARKET

Established over 90 years FINES.
clientele. Wisconsin ave. area Hrs
: TO $50. iiv. autrs. Priced excep-
lonally low at 81 300 complete with
$500 stock. 81 500 down may han
die. Exclusive. Ewes. and Sun. Shea
Chaser, RA 6-543s.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
az 9TH 81; NV. MA. s-a373
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GEORGETOWN
EXCLUSIVE
Gay. new-brick, 2-bedrm.
house. Clean. vacant. Low
down payment. Call MRS.
TIRANA. EN- 3-4592.
H. A. GILL g. SON. DE. $4,000
SHEPHERD PARK SPECIAL
743l 18th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO DARK
Price has been reduced on thi.
lovely Dutch Colonial brick home
containing 3 large bedrooms with .
baths. full bSmt. ideal for rec. IN
Stop in and make us an offer
LOUIS RIDDEN TU 2-306Q
WALTER REED AREA
14ln VAN buren, ST. NV
OPEN SUNDAY. | TO DARK
81 500 cash will handle this loveh
semidet. brick home containing 4
bedrms. and . baths on md f.: fin
rms. on Bird A.; large liv. rm w
mirrored fireplace, din. rm., den
mod kit. and powder rm. and 2-car
garage.
LOUIS Ridden To. 2-3O6C
WESLEY HEIGHTS AREA
new. rec. r. to gar. pr, 3 b.r.
3 baths, approx. $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK
br.. 3 baths and gar: woulo
cost - more than asking price 10
duplicate. F. l. PATERSON, HO. -
1893.