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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
TEEN-AGE MAIL
Afraid to Be in Love

but my mother THINKS a teen-age
girl should not kiss a boy. She
has said that IL she knew me to
kiss a boy I would really be in
trouble with her.
After dating this boy SO long
I have become very fond of him.
I don't think il Is wrong or sin
fuI to kiss him goodnight. But
mother seems to think that one
thing leads to another. don't
approve Of parking because. in
that case. zone thing could lead to
another" and am strongly
against petting.
One night last week this boy
and I returned home from a date.
Mother was spying on US and saw
me kiss him goodnight. Now she
has the notion that I should stop
dating altogether and not go out
with boys for another year. While
trying to reason with her she
even accused me Of parking. That
is something I have never done,
although I have been tempted at
times.
Ihave always respected my par
ents' wishes, but it's getting so
don't even want TO come home
half the time. I want TO do what
is right. but I think mother is be-
ing unfair. Is my thinking un-
usual or very wrong: TRULY.
Dear Trudy:
If a girl has been dating a boy
over a period of time and they are
fond of each other. believe it is
all right for her to kiss him good
night If she wants to. l do think
it is unwise for a girl to kiss a boy
on their first date. OF to kiss every
boy she dates. And. it is very fool
ish for a girl to feel obligated to
kiss boy just because he has taken
her out.
Since you seem TO have a squared
away" perspective about petting and
realize the dangers involved. your
mothers attitude. in my opinion is
wrong.
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Dear Mrs. Kicker:
am Is and have 4 small prob
lem. I have talked IL over with
my mother but she does not know
what TO do about it either. l like
= boy who is \ senior in high
school and comes from . very
nice family. l have not had the
opportunity to meet him because
he lives about 20 miles away.
He plans TO go into the Navy
after he graduates and l was
wondering il it would be proper
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AGE Difference Too Great

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
am Is years old and like q boy
Of %. Although he drinks and IS
a good deal older than l he is
very nice and has never shown
me any disrespect He Is very
well hammered and even has a
year Of college. He has many good
qualities and I believe. IL I could
60 with him. I could bring them
out.
My problem is that none Of my
family. not even my 18-year old
brother, approve Of him. They
have only seen him a few times
and each time he has been at
his worst. Because of this they
won't let me bring him home to
meet them. They diSapprOve Of
him so much that I have been
forbidden to even mention his
name in our home. I think they
are being very unfair. for l think
am very mature for Is and so
do my teachers and friends.
would appreciate your advice.
DIANE.
Dear Diane:
Your attitude about this young
man is not very mature" In the
first place. at % he is too old for
you TO date He probably does have
some good qualities. but l doubt
that you can bring them out II
all members of your family tespe-
cially your brother) do not approve
of this young man. there must be
a basis for their opinions.
Most brothers want only the best
for their sisters and. since a boy
has the opportunity to learn the
real scoop" about other boys. il
is more than possible that your
brother knows more unfavorable
things about the 22-year-old than
Just drinking. In my opinion. you
are being unreasonable and should
be mature enough to realize your
family'S attitude is a case of trying
to save you from making some
serious mistakes.
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By DOROTHY KICKER

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
Since you help so many peO-
pie Iron out" their diff ,ulties
I'm hoping you can hep me. too.
lust recently I met 4 very won
derfHl hoy. liked him almost
immediately and hr .ened to
like me. At least. that i what
ne told my best friend. The
trouble IS. I think this i lit"
I really think nc the one hoy in
the world for me.
This is not the first time l
have thought I was i'm love. las
happened three times before. and
thought IL was FOR real hut.
unfortunately, il wasn't. This
time ifs really affecting me.
Everything seems 50 wonderful
when we're together and every
thing seems so worthless when
we're apart.
Please understand. Mrs. Kicker.
this is not just another teen-age
crush or puppy love. However, my
problem is that ! am afraid
don't want 10 be in love I'm
afraid Of what might happen. I'm
sure that you understand what
I mean. Thank you very much.
AFRAID.
Dear Afraid:
You didn't mention your age but.
judging by your letter. l would
guess you are an Older tcen-ager-
perhaps II or $50 / Will answer
your letter accordingly You men,
toned being in love before but 'un-
fortunately il was not for real" APP
parently there was a time when
you were not afraid of being in love
and I am wondering if you have
had an unfortunate experience in
the past which accounts for your
fears
Whether or not this is true. the
kind OF relationship you have with
this boy more or less depends on
you II he likes and respects you.
the only thing left for YOU TO fear
is yourself II you have sound moral
standards and do not make the
mistake OF being overly possessive
or wearing your heart on Jour
sleeve. everything should be all
right. Good luck!
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to write to him latter he's In the
service) even though l haven't
met him. l do not know il this
is right or wrong and l want to
do the right thing. surely
wouldn't want TO do something
that 1 might be sorry for later.
Thank you. LYNDA.
Dear Lynda:
Even though you haven't been in
troduced. if the boy knows who you
are, by name, think it would be
all right to send him an imperSonal
greeting card with. perhaps, very
short note wishing him luck. Then
cross your fingers and see what
happens. But if you really are
complete strangers think it would
be unwise to write to him.
My advice is to try TO wangle
an introduction before he goes into
the service. Don't you have an &C
quaintance who knows the boy well
enough to introduce him to you?
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FADS AND FASHIONS
TripIe-T
Blouse Sturs
BY ELEM

show" put on by returning
students will be coupled with
school registration.
Our featured ''fad and
fashion" blouse is a triple
threat at any time of the year.
1t comes in many fabrics and
in many colors. Several regi-
mental striped combinations
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Can't Throw O Dance

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
The teen-AgerS Of our town
have quite q problem. The peO-
pie in our churches are against
dancing. IL really isn't dancing.
but the drinking that is some
times done at dances. The older
UeOple think this is connected
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Refuses to Pet
Dear Mrs. Ricker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
! am n. a senior i'm high school
and am seeking your advice ON a
serious problem I am facing. I avn
considered. perhaps. the prettiest
girl in our SchOOl-and. perhaps.
the strangest. I have plenty of
dates, but I never date hoy
more than two or three times.
Because I refuse TO neck. pet and
park In cars all nv boy friends
call me SNOWFALL"
At first I found ID amusing. but
now even my girl friends tease
me about ID constantly How can
let the boys know I'm not cold"
o. q "SnOb?" It's Just that 50 far
I haven't liked a bOy well enough
20 become his neckins partner.
like to be just a friend and
1T IL stop there. Also. do you
think n SNOWFALL would make
good wife? That has been
bOthering me ever since all this
started. I shall be grateful for
any advice you can give me.
-JAYE.
Dear Jaye.
II the boys and girls at your
school think you are a SNOWFALL
because you refuse to neck and pet
with each and every boy YOU date.
my advice is to stop worrying. They
are wrong-nOt you A girl who
does such things is TAGGED cheap"
and easy" Her reputation is soon
in ShTedS
As to whether or not YOU would
make a good wife because OF your
ideals. try not to let that worry you
either. think a girl Who has high
moral standards for dating be-
havior has a better chance for mari
tai happiness than girl who has
been promiScuouS with every Tom.
Dick. and Harry.
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Mother Against Kissing
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I am 10 years old. am con-
sidered \ normal teen-age girl. I
get abOye-aveTage grades in school
and have many friends. NV prob
lem is my parents have been
dating . boy for almost a year.
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Domineering Dad

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am . girl Of IA and 1 wish to
tell you about my father. He is
very moody and quite dOmineer-
ing and sometimes he is really
rude to others. Now this is my
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are also available in this Mac
Shore Classic "V-3" style.
Wear it fisherman style
with sleeves down. Button it
over and you've a push-up
variation. Then roll up your
sleeves and loosen your Ivy
League buttoned-down collar
and you'll be cool and casual.
From HECHT'S. .
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Talk of fall fashions fills the
air.
TeenerS are busily reading
newspapers and magazines in
preparation for the shopping
Sprees they'll be on very
shortly.
Going back to class will be
fun those first couple of days
that is, when the fashion
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problem: My boy friend. 16. would
like to meet my father. He has
met mother several times and she
likes him a lot. But 1 haven't any
idea as to how dad may react
when meeting him. My nom has
tried TO help but we haven't got Z
ten very far. Please help us.
CAROL
Dear Carol:
Since nom is understanding. per-
haps she could talk to your father
first And if you can persuade him
to discuss this problem with you I
think the best thing to do is to ex-
plain that you would like for him
to meet the boy and ask him frank
ly if he will be pleasant to him.
If you handle the situation well
enough it is possible that your dad
may suddenly realize he has not
been as pleasant as he should be
and he may change his ways.
This column Is conducted for
teen-agers. Letters can be an
Swered through the column only
AS soon as time and space per-
init. Write your problem to Dor
Othy Kicker in care Of TEEN.
The Washington Star, Washing
ton 4. d. c.
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1854 sTREAlEETNE 3S.FT., double
bedrni. with air eond.: completely
furn. for housekeepins; must sac
fiisst 50. S-ss5s at. I or VIZ, end
HOUSE TRAILER, 1882 23 IT..
all eonvenienees. Lot u.s. Hams
FONT Trailer Court. MA. e-Oos1'
f0-FT. JACKAfITT-HUNTER house
trailer. good for hunting. fishing,
vacation trip; 1895. IA. 2-0S7e.
194e ALLsTATE,. rs t., 1 bedrm.
with toilet and new hot-Water
heater. Sleeps 4; excel. cond.
Iags. Alex so. 6-272e.
RICHARDSON 1855 asst. 3 b1.:
$500 down. n. LATuCH. Gathers
burg ll40. enyder's Trailer Haven,
MODERN s-hedrni. house trailer
Woodley Hills Trailer Park, tenn
porary parking lot. Mr. MCFARLAND.
UTILITY TRAILRR. used. David
Bradley. 1000 miles. 500. Can
be seen sos Bradley blvd, Be-
theada. Nd oil. 1.0o0h
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lcQNrlNUEDl'

OwENs 27.ft. ie47 cruiser; slaepa
7.sss7,1.. Y MAYO. M. Mr. s jun ~
TRAMER SALE. IL 70 Is toet
models: unassembled: save $40
Name ave. e.w., ST. 3-3hSb.
SELLING YOUR BOATf LIST Yith
US. we have the buyers. MARINE
MART; 04O Maine ave. s.Ws sf.
RICHARDSON 3l-ft. le4s sedan;
twin engine. radio-phone, dinghy
on dayits: 8 and 10 volt system,
Beautiful cond. inside and out,
IA 7-444S; ewes. ana sunday
JE. 2-1070.
l4-FT. WOLVEhINE--9teefinE re-
niote control. FibergIas bottom;
25-h.D. johnson: trailer: $500 OF
best offer. VIII. 0-s039.
1858 MODEL OWENS, 22-ft. ex.
press cruiser. with COCHIN. Yes
engine. just broken In. many ex-
tras. Getting iarger boat. sac.
6-6l GRAY MARINE KNGINk; 20
hours since overhnuled. See 81
BUD PHIPPs MARINE RAILWAY,
Deale. Nd.
24.FT. CABIN CRUISER, Eiberslas
hull, all-steel keel, 150-h.p. In
board engine, 0utrlggers. spot
lights, 6h-in. marine compass:
built for rough water. rebuilt IN
spring. Can be seen in d. e.
$1.376. terms. WI. d-6610.
art. Bar, built beautiful; sood
condition. Must sell; reasonable.
RE. 6-6201.
ls-FR. WHIRLWIND, Windshieid.
steerins, remote, boat cover, many
extras. Gator trailer. ~! Sb-n.p.
johnson; perfect condition; .rea-
sonable VIII. o-9644. 800 Ken
way ST., wheaton.
OWENS spEKD9HR
We have one '5s mode 22.ft.
lnhoRrd demonstration and One To-
n. outb0ard dem0nstrator with 90
h.n, elec. start Mercury outboaro
Tor sale or charter.
We. win provide either vet or
dry storage Tor an new DoaFs pur-
chased for imnned. delivery ct no
eharge for l season.
Also Mercury cupboard motors,
paint, hardware and accessories.
Cow. financing with liberal trade
We have . limited number Of
SLIPS avail. for mined. occupancy.
DEALE MARINE SALES. peale, Nc,
University 7-2OSO Or university
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PLYMOUTH IS V-8 2-dr. club
coupe: aIl-White flnish, fully equip. !,
and priced to sell, fun price: Ss95.
Can hnanee with Sos down or bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28

CHEVROLET 'h2 2-dr. de luxe;
good coud.: must sell; no reas.
offer refused. WE. 5-9ss4.
CHEVROLET 1854 2-dr. de luxe
r. and b.; original owner: low
mileage: looks and runs like new;
fully guar: $3.50. LA. 9-17p5.
CHEVROLET 1854 carry-All: In
Franklin a.. Alex. XII. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 'SB $40" e-dr.; BOW.
IN Every way. Ma se' 81 seen e eon 5.
appreciated; 81 0a5. Terms q
suit. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis
eve WO $4,000
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yAGUAR 80 xK-12O road.tey
equipped, beautiful red finish: .
real GOOD buy, Se95. PAUL EROS.
lOLDsl. Wis. and Ellicott st NV.
KE. 1-la0a.
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AUT0M0BILES F0R SALE
fcONTyNUEDl

CADILLAC "02" 4-dr. sedan: blue;
7 and h.. hydra. 2 speakers; kept
End car; $500. MRS. NAOMI
LAUQHLlN. HE. 1888.
CADILLAC 1883; excellent condi-
aon air-eonditioned; all power;
CADILLAC 1857 '0o" hafdtop:
$500 actual miles; insurance
eompany reclaim: excellent cond
call DI. 1880 or OIL. 6-65B7,
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OPENING SALE

\ WARRINGTON AREAS
NEWEST MOBILE HOME
DEALER Is GIVING A FL
INCH TEL.BVISION FREE
TO THE FIRST 5 PERSONS
BUYING A SUPERIOR, MO-
BILE CRUISER, OR EBER
The SUPERIOR "a one
Of the most respected names
in the entire mobile h0me
Industry. Only q complete
inspection could possibly re-
veal In full measure the
generous amount Of living
comfort built into this
mobile home.
A KrN0-sTnzD buy in a
home flt for Q QUEEN 4
the MOBILE CRUISER.
The modern influence Is
evident everywhere IN the
all-new Is ana rs H., wide
MOBILE CRUISERS offer
ing ToMoRROW'H living
The EBER LINER pro-
videa luxury and comfort
IN the eeonomy-priced trailer.
ANCIENT OAKS TRAILER SALE
Mile West Falls Church on Rte; z
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NAILBOAT, 30 q Chrysler marine
e esg:insii ty 'a 1idsos 1878 or best
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FORD 1889 9-pass. station wagon
country sedan: $4,000 mi; Gear
family: I. and h.: for sale BY
OWNER: $7sb or best 0ner: OIL.
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Trees and Space

HOLLAND POINT. Q miles north
Of chesapeake Beach and only 2
biks. from bayfront. Substantial
s0xl00 IT,. eneireled by towerins
shade trees with extra land avail
able II desired; plenty Of privacy:
has pouches, lge. living room with
open fireplace, modern equipped
kitchen and dinins area, 3 sizable
bedrooms and bath, plenty OF closet
space, garage and workshop. Own
er entering business in Va. and
must sell Immediately. Priced for
quick sale ct only S9,950, furnished
n desired, cash or terms.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. near Bay
and harbor: another attractive yr.-
round home on handicapped lawn.
I75x107 #, the only house In the
block: has attractive living room
bedroom. modern equipped kitchen.
room for expansion II desired. Only
$500, cash or terms for tmmedt-
ate sale.
NORTH BEAcH-Fix- it-up-your-
self cottage on corner fenced lawn
with shade trees; 3 rooms. screened
purches, front. side and rear: cleo
trieity and water. Only $1,000. fur
nished. for quick sale. cash or
terms. Buy now and save.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT THE BAYFRONT STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. ND.
PHONE. ALPINE 7-3SH1
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z, y, lle.FT. aluminium canot.
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BUICK '5S 4-dr Century Riviera
haldtop: beaut, tan and gray finish
with q specia custom. int: fully
euuipped, incl. dynahow, power
80 tirss o" ~ 1 iifs.rs =; ~ scra r. !:
BY one owner. Sales priced 81 ,0gB:
can finance with sos down or
bank rate.
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is-FT. SEA sKTFF, eompl Fiber
Tlassed, used once; custom boat:
U IN. 4! 'i5l gu 81. s sls6el BROWN
sI-FOOT SCHOONER, gaii risged
tive 2-f75A after q.
CABIN CRUISER, 21.ft. inboard,
'os boz. head: s8S5. IA. s-sssb'
s SIT, TEgscoTT J,s, 1917 , sedan
6saa sink. pi saiisy Biz pi sa sap
excel cond. PIXIE, seiby
Yacht Club, on board sat. and
sun $1,000 UN. 4.OO40
26.FT. RICHARDSON, ii6-h.p
Chrysler day cruiser fair eond
sa9s. RE. 5000,
sAfLBOAT, 40 n chrysier marine
ofisr. he 4.ssO7 900 " ''
WANTED, light alum. and out
4-4sI7. otherwise Elk, 3.3fiI,
Ext. basi, Mr.. SMITH.
81 OWENS, flying bridge, cabin
cruiser, iOO-h.p, FlaEship engine,
~ a.; used 90 hrs, due 10 Ill
ness iosdsd with extras; $3.50,
FL f-a23R.
fS-FT. RUNABOUT with 2b.h.p.
motor; IA. 4.l241 or 10. s.34t5 q.
7la-H.r. Scott AtWater cupboard
less than 3 hrs. perfect condition,
1857 model with cruisaday tank;
Illness: Sl85. RIA. 6-37ba 2gs
a7-FT. OWENS, B7 Fiagshlp cabin
cruiser. all mahogaiiy plank
fully equipped; twin fO0-h o. eng
anehors; deck chairs; dishes, many
other extras. Boat has been run
only ~ hrs, TIE 6anan
WANTED la-FT. aluminium canoe
OIL 1880.
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n '53 motor and body ex-
,nsi, r. and h., overdriye.
1tleaRe; reliable. OIL. 2-0233.
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collectors item; Al condition
WA. 1-161a.
FORD '6b Customiine Tudor; fully
equipped including radio, heater;
this car cannot Be told from new;
M,29n; safety tested ior YOUR pro-
PAUL BROS (OLDSl. wis. and
and Elllcott 81. NV. KE. 7-130e.
FORD 1865 Victoria Fairlane; a
perfect used car that looks, and =.
deem tread white tires: vlnyi in.
terrier: Fordomstic: VS. engine
power steering. S1,5sS; trade and
bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR co.
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KIRK MOTOR co.

tUUU I'd. ave. INV. ia. S-4BOU
PLYMOUTH '52 cranbrook Cdr. I:
$3.50. 6Sii 50. clsir Dr.. Hiilcrest
HITS. Nd, RE. 5-41e1.
FALMOUTH '55 VS. Bely. hardtop:
with matching int: fully equipped.
incl. poWernfght, power steering,
r. and h., Wv. tires, etc. Several
others. 70 choose from. Sales price.
$1,3O6: can. finance with $145
down Or h1nk rates:-
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FORD 1854 Customline va Tudor;
clean. privately driven car with
low mlieage, white tires, Fordo-
matte. VS. engine; drastic price cut
to sos; trade. bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR co
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MI AL MOIOnO
PLYMOUTH INC
PLYMOIJTH INC

Areas only exclusive Plymouth
dealer, 400 Georgia ave, NV.
ia: a.gaoo ia. a-2a04
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MONEY TO LOAN
BOATS

YOU CAN raise money on vell.kept
property, with some equity, NO.
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is-FT. SEA SKIP, compl. Fiber
must sell Call BILL BROWN,
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Eretni eAceI. cohu. III puWef
equipment: $1,000. Call OWNER,
HE. 4-0sS7 evenings.
MERCURY 1851 4-dr.: S7OO: nv
dra., r. and h.. $4,000 miles.
crean-pun loaded with extras.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l Conn.
1910; like new; new
clutch and new transmission: very
good tires; $3.50. HE. 4.lbe3.
MERCURY 1885 Monterey 4-dT.;
beautiful copper and whites HYDRA.
one of our better buys. 81 800,
Wis. ave NV. WO. $4,000.
MERCURY 80 Bypass. wagon; good
running eond.; Wv, tres, Z. and
h.; best offer. WA 7-4l37.
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VOLKSWAGEN 1857
New-ear condition. ~. Q-2447
vOLVO--"SWeden's Best" new
models, assorted eolofs. JACK
pRY LTD. 14th and r.
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Won .VO


tsWEDENs CADMLACD
Sedans and station wagons. Low
price tag OF 81 .296 eompl. IS miles
per gallon. Terms to suit.
2-Yr or 30.O0O-Mila Guarantee
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
500 New York Ave. Elk. 3-4T44
WILLIS station. wagon 1850. Radio
heater, good tires. $3.50. 10; 2
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LAKE JACKSON

FOR SALE-Year-r round ranch
type homes. on beautiful Lake
Jackson; wonderful place to retire.
with l2-mfle playground: 2 and 3
bedrooms, stone fireplaces, oil heat,
ami. Sale prices. $500 to $500.
Only 81 miles from D. c. Gail Man
omen every day.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


N !I,I, MONEY 70 .I EAsT; .v,s n prog.
et9s Also quick cash Tor emo
loans PURCHAsED. BARTow
REALTY CO. Realtors. 1871 q
~ NV. Me s-2495
End TRUsT-Absoiuteiy top spot
cash prices paid; Nd, Va, D. c.
CAL day or night, 10. 4-6b65 800
MONEY, end TRUsTs-We will buy
2nd trust notes D G. nearby Nd
or Va; reasonable rates Ma
TIoNAL MORTGAGE A. INVEST
MINT CORP. 1912 N. 2 ave
nv Ma s-s3as
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Az Extremely Low Discounts
NJ x STONE OIL 2-34i4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-28
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. near
Front Royal, Va.--Frame cottage,
c0x14, on cor. lot. 120xs0: alum
scr peh.. 20xl2, with 40-mi. view .
elee. lights, stone hrepl: goo :
hunt snd fshinE " sc owner