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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Gerald X. Cassidy Given
Insurance Agents Award

Gerald K. Cassidy. vice presi-
dent Of Elicit and Short. has
been given the annual award of
the District Association Of In
surance Agents as Outstanding
Member Of the Year."
Floyd Stout. manager Of the
General Adjustment Bureaus
Washington Office. was named
Outstanding Associate Member
Of the Year."
Awards are based on service
in behalf Of the association and
its membership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
John X. Killers Heads
Printing Guild Here

John A. Killers Of Judd d
Detweiler. Inc. has been elected
president Of the Washington
Printing Guild. He succeeds
David Porterfield. jr.. of Arrow
Service.
Affiliated with the Graphic
Arts Association. the Guild rep
resents statesmen and young ex-
Iecutives Of commercial printing
firms In this area.
Other new officers: Daniel
Dore. Cunningham Engraving,
vice president: Russell E. Web
Ster. Baker-Webster Printing,
treasurer: H. Thomas Driver,
Bait. Bates g. Co.. secretary.
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ID. c. League Will Open
Convention Tomorrow
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

The 4yth annual meeting OF District Savings and
League will open in the Cavalier Hotel at Virginia Beach, Va
tomorrow morning with executives Of 80 member associations
and their guests included in attendance around
Meyer Sink jr president of the Federal
OF Greensboro c. Of which associations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

load speed Of $500 rpm. the
maker says
Other features Of this unit
are that it viii drill one-duar-
ter inch in steel and one-half
inch in hardwood. viii saw
metal and wood. and has ball
thrust bearings.
Horizontal Lap Siding
A horizontal lap siding is now
available in q nominal 12-inch
width that Is a combination of
tempered pressed wood and q
patented aluminium mounting
strip on which the panel
floats" without mailing.
The shadow strip, vented at
8-inch intervals to eliminate
vapor traps. takes the nails
and holds the panels in their
grooves.
The siding is applied by plac-
ing the slotted edge Of the sid
ing over the aluminium strip
and then proceeding to nail into
place another strip Of vented
metal. There Is no face nail-
ing.
An aluminium link i driven
completely into the two holes
Of an aluminium fastener placed
behind a butt Joint. Links at
all such joints prevent move
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ment in the siding except q
small amount at covered corr
uers.
holding holding the next lap
hides the links. Application Of
metal outside corners is the
final step. Tongues Of the
metal corner are inserted at
the top under the frieze OF
molding. and subsequent cor
ners are locked together by Mt
ting the top tongues through
slots in the bottom Of the cor
ner directly above. completely
shutting out the weather. Only
the bottom corner Is nailed.
This siding also is factory
primed. so that the finishing is
simplified.
This new siding may be ap-
piled over sheathed or space
sheathed walls which are con-
structed according to accepted
standards. the company states,
The siding comes packaged 100
|lineal feet per carton.
For further information. you
may write Mr.. Derwfn. Room
200. The Evening star. Wash
ington. d. c.. inclosing q
stamped. elf-addressed enve-
lone.
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This Device
Combines
Several Tools
BY D. M. DERWIN

A new portable unit that is a
drill. jig saw. sander and pol
isher all in one. is now avail
able.
This electric tool is so light
weight and easy to handle that
even the woman Of the house
will be able to use it with q few
lessons. It weighs only four
pounds and is less than nine
inches in length.
The units geared chuck is
used for holding drill bits, but
for jigsaw, sander and polisher
operations, the chuck is re-
moved and attachments mount
led directly to the spindle h0us-
ing.
The manufacturer has built
y 2.5-amp. motor into the unit.
The tool has a no-load spindle
speed Of 2.40O rpm. and q full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

sETHEsDAS MOST HIGHLY REGARDED "PREsTlcE" NEIGH
loRhoop-LocuST HILL EsTATES--6 BEDROOMS
lAIhS-ASklNG $39,500- MUST BE SoLpl- 4S3;
lind mony homes like M Center ho living rooms sereu-
ron ROOM gu'osa fine quality ubek home in excellent eOnd
ion on beautiful street Of large comparable homes Public end
ouEoehu schools Naval Hospital Min Wisconsin Avenue 81.
'sht to home.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW ToWNHoUsE DONE I'm THE GEORGE
TOWN MANNER"-oNE OF TINE MOST SPECTACULAR
VALUES We HAVE SEEN m SOME TIMEI-4s34 cATHE-
ORAL AVENUE. N.W.-oPEN SUN. al Marvellous quui,y
beaulfu Workmanship bedrooms pea Private DINING room os
f'spocs end opsas delightful dining patio fsbu-
eus hit Nice high elevuoa Wonderful n-lown convenience.
Priced IN mid 30s-kAKE AN 0FFER-WE DARE you! Louoh-
boo 3D. AOns Ave. left kzonu to culhsdrs right to home
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3ETHESDA - BEAUTIFUL CLOSE IN NEIcHBoRHooD--
SHORT SAFE WALK TO PuBLc AND PARocHIAL SCHOOLS
-. BEDROOM COLONIAL - ASKING $le,5oo- MAXI
YOUR oFFIR!-43l3 KENTBURY DRlVE-oPEN SUN. Al
All brick with slate root STFL Law Lovely fenced LOT with nice
$1,000 DOWN MAY BUYl EOst-Wssi Highway to chston
north Blk to ksnibury, right to home
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FIRST PRfsENTATIoN-BIe 3-BEDRooM COLONIAL JUST
OVER .. G. LINE NOT FAR FROM "WooDYS"-LoW,
Low 20's-MvST Be SOLD IMMEDg-S32s sHERRLL
ANENUt-oPEN SUN. 27-All-biek with hsuv slcts root
copper CUTTERS Excellent condition oor ovutOy big screened
porch nice fenced lot with trees Wisconsin Avenue River Rood
lot Sears Robu left River Rood and continue beyond Western
Avenue to Suooso right to Mevue right Sheriff. left home
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BRAND-NEw HoME N EXCLUSIVE KENT-BIe LIBRARY
or BEDROOM AND FULL BATH ON lST FLooR-4 TWIN
BEDRMs, BATHS ON zND-AAD 40s-YoUR EQUITY
~ THE OLD HOUSE CAN DC YOUR DOWN PAYMENT
1910 WEAVER TERRACE. NW.-oPEN SAT. 81; SUN. al
-Mnsepsee Of ns construction By Fsonk Phillips spueious
esnsTAa pun, huge slseetFe Kitchen big umy dining room
Delightful high ssoton the es finest residential urea loueh
boo Road to Lowell Street. left Wsovs Teroes left home
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FINEST MEplUM-PRIcED con-
PERFECTLY BEAUTIFUL LOT 64xl76--LoW, Low zo's-
OVERSEAS OWNER URGES QUICK sALEl-s7is RIDGE
RoAo-optN SUN. 2-7-lmmoeuluie brick home on level.
fenced lot hot Of this world coasou Bic shods trees
neosed porch Recreation full basement Huge deiceked
ek l.eo garage thot includes fine workshop BFedey Dd
'ost Wilson Lone 10 Ridge Rood, right to property.
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SPECTACULAR VALUE m THE POPULAR POTOMAC PAIL
SADEs Sections MISREPRESENTATION. LIVING
ROOM, PLUS 7S-FT FAMILY ROOM, BOTH WITH FIRE
pLAcES-$24.sSo--S6lo ShERRlER PLACE N.W.-oPEk
SAT. 37 SUM- z-7-Bondnew Def brick home o. finest auoI-
Y Beuusu workmanship Extro lot for gardeners incl Pcur-
Gov pork % ihe At The PRICE IT POSITIVELY IS
u CLASS ~ ITSELF! Macarthur Bvd TO Mueomb ST. left
Shsrder. right to home. K
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures 3-BEDRooM, a-BATH
COLONIAL IN THE HIGHLY CONVENIENT MeeARTHUR
BLVD: SEcTIoN-LoW. Low zos-oWNER MOVING 70
coNNEcTIeUT!-2s3i HURST TERRACE NV. OPEN
SUM- 2-7-Whe b with slate root Exceptionally fine ouuI
throughout Oh lot with delightful pvucy Large storage
oite Huge screened porch Attached soroge One block to
Key Grade School Short vok to and tunsp Macarthur
Bhd to Arizona Ave. right Gursld right Hurst Tsn right
70 home
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CHEVY cHAsE-s-BpRM.. z-BATH coLoNIAL-clTYs
FINEST ScHooLS-$2l. 9So-$z,s5o DOWN MAY BUYl
SsSI Band STREET NV - OPEN SUM-. III --A brick.
slate roof Bsou condition Full basement Screened porch Gooee
I6 lot Connecticut Avenue Nebvau right Mory Rood
right 70 Sad righf 10 home
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DIS RIc r

FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HILLS BEDROOMS
81 BATHS--2753 DRANDYWINE STREET; NW--oPEN
SUM- 1T Fobuous $500 Kitchen den sssulion room
2eoF breakfast huge screened porch Owner leaving
country FREED u md3os 10 sell mmsdos6 cDnnecieu Avenue
10 erundYvue, right to home.
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m a r " n , :

FIRST PREsENTATIoN-THIs HAS TO Dc THE BEST RAM
BlER VALUE ON THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOME
LIKE NEW--PRlcED m MlD s0's--59Il oScEoA ROAD
OPEN SUM- i-e-SpIendid neghbohood off Massachusetts
Avenue Near Springfield Sumner and kenwood Club Wide center
ho, private dining room, kitchen with oil the sodae
and plenty Of table spoes All bedrooms ore really TWIN SIZE
full baths IeeEeooa full basement maids toom soruae
screened porch Beautiful setting level lot with l59 frontage
Massachusetts, Avenue Extended to oseOu Rood ust before the
trehOuse. right to home.
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contest, and talent show-all with
statewide participation, an in
ternational program with students
from other countries taking part,
and safety demonstrations.
instruction in several different
All projects is planned, along
with classes in swimming, public
speaking, news writing, dancing,
photography, and modelling. Re-
creation such as swimming, vol
leyball, softball, and a statewide
skating party at the Merryland
Roller Rink near Newark will be
on the program. A chicken bar
becue will be held at Agricultur-
al Hall.
Living accommodation will be
provided in University dormitor-
les, with meals served in Kent
Dining Hall. Bath set the cost
for attending the four-day ses-
sion at $12.
Four-Hers should contact their
All agent at the county exten-
sion Office for information on en-
rolling in the course.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
I4eipsic

The Mothers Day services were
well attended at the Roby Meth
-odist Church Sunday. The M.Y.F.
gave two corsages. Mrs. Maria
Fox was presented with one for
being the Oldest mother and Mrs.
Naomi Pepper, as the youngest.
The W.S.C.S. met with Mrs.
Evelyn Norris on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. William Maclary, Mrs.
Maria Fox, Mrs. Evelyn Norris
and Mrs. Hilda Wilson attended
the annual meeting of the W.S.
C-S. last Thursday at tht Wesley
Church in Dover.
MFR. and Mrs. Edward Wilson,
Sr. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.l
Edward Wilson, Jr. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biester,
-Jr., of Media, Pa, visited his
father over the weekend.
Mrs. Minnie Britzeris, Mrs.
Mable Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Eiden of Pine Grove, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Shildts and
daughter Linda of Wilmington,
visited their aunt and cousin,
Mrs. Cora Dyer and Walter Dyer,
recently.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

as one of the outstanding riders
in the state.
Entries for all of the parade's
eleven divisions have been coming
in from the tri-state area, and
June 1st has been set as the dead
line for applications.
Trophies and cash totalling
over $1,000 are being offered
first, second and third place WIN
ners in the various divisions which
include commercial floats, organi-
zation floats, All, FHA and FLA
floats, drum and bugle corps,
bands, fire departments, veterans
organizations, boy scouts and girl
scouts, show horses and ponies,
decorated automobiles, and horse
drawn vehicles.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
NAME PARADE MARSHALL
Miss Elvia Rae Smith To Lead
Chicken Festival Parade June Is

Miss EIvia Rae Smith To Lead
Chicken Festival Parade June 1S
Miss Elvia Rae Smith, nineteen
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith, Harrington, will
serve as parade marshall at the
1857 Delmarva Chicken Festival,
June lib. in Laurel. The parade
will be neld the final day of the
festival commencing at 6 pm.
Garland D. Bloodsworth, festi-
val parade chairman, said that
Miss Smith will ride the famous
steed, Highland Finish" sired by
the renowned Highland Born"
Highland Finish" well-known
show horse in Delaware, has led
the parade many times at Har-
rington and elsewhere. Miss
Smith, a student at Hiram Col
lege, Ohio, has been riding since
early childhood and is recognized
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

keeping methods, 2,400 in select
ing and buying clothing, 1000 in
meal planning, and 1,180 in child
development and guidance.
Demonstrations, discussions, and
lectures held by state and coun-
ty home demonstration agents
totaled 355, Mrs. King said, with
an attendance of 7,744.
Pointing out that state and
county home demonstration ser
vices are intended for the benefit
of all homemakers, she urged
homemakers not now taking part
to contact their home demonstra-
tion agent at the county exten-
sion office for information on loc-
al club activities.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
state Leader Reports on Home
Demonstration Work

A total 1865 attendance of 12,-
s525 homemakers at Delaware
home demonstration meetings has
been reported by Mrs. Alice M.
King, state home demonstration
leader.
The total was accumulated by
some $500 members of 81 local
home demonstration clubs meet
ing each month. For the year,
Mrs. King listed TIC meetings,
conducted by 1,172 local leaders.
Reporting on work with indi-
vidual families, she said $50 fam
lies received educational help in
financial planning, $50 in house,
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
SCIENCE CHURCH
Notice of Services For the Week
and Sunday

Notice of Services For the Week
and Sunday
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
man in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, First Church of
Christ, Scientist, VIA. Building,
Rehoboth Beach, Christian Sci
ence Society, Grange Hall, Mil
ford and Christian Science So
ciety, New Century Club, Dover,
Sunday, May 19, will be "Mortals
and Immortals." Morning service
and Sunday School are at HOO
am; Dover, Sunday School, $3.50
am; Wilmington, evening ser
vice, 7:30. Humanity's need of
spiritual growth and progress will
be brought out at Christian Sci
ence services this Sunday. Key
noting the Lesson-Sermon entitled
'Mortals and Immortals" is the
Golden Text from I Corinthians
1883: This corruptible must
put on interruption, and this
mortal must put on Immortality"
Readings from Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy will
include the following (265.5):
"Mortals must gravitate God
ward, their affections and aims
grow spiritual, they must near
the broader interpretations of be-
ing, and gain some proper sense
of the infinite,-in order that sin
and mortality may be put off"
Scriptural selections to be read
include the following from Psalms
(89:15): BLESSED is the people
that know the joyful sound: they
shall walk, o Lord, in the light
of thy countenance."
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
State All Short Course
June 26 : 20

A short course for IA to 21-i
year old Delaware All Club
members will be held at the Uni
Versity of Delaware June 26 to
%. Wayne Bath, acting state All
Club leader, announced this week.
Highlights of the course will be
a dress revue, public speaking
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

Lipstiek, per-
spiration, coke,
a n d gra S S
stains on dress
es will usually
come out if the
soiled area is
treated proper
1y.
Remove per-
spiration stains
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

Grass stains will probably come
out when the stained portion is
rubbed well with hot water and
soap. A commercial spot remover,
followed by a regular laundering,
will usually take out lipstick
stains.
When stains persist, one tea
spoon of sodium perborate to one
pint of hydrogen peroxide to
make a good bleach. The mix
ture must be made fresh, since
it soon loses its strength. Before
you use it, always test on a piece
of sample cloth to see if the mix
ture will change the color of the
material.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
New Books at Library

A Legacy, Sybille Bedford
The Fall, Albert Camus
Fair with Rain, Ann Head
The Obsession of Emmett Booth
The Tangled Cord, Frances and
Richard Lockridge
Alabama Empire,
Welbeourn Kelly
Papa You're Crazy,
William Saroyan
The Opportunist, Samuel You'd
Too Much, Too Soon,
Diane Barrymore-Gerald Frank
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

On Dec. 5, 1929, a Marine avi-
ator, Captain Alton N. Parker,
became the first pilot to fly over
the Antarctic Continent.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

Immediately. Wash or sponge the
area with warm water and soap
or a liquid detergent. To remove
coke stains, use very dilute hy-
drogen peroxide. Mix one part of
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

The radar picket destroyer USS
Perkins was the first U. S. Navy
ship to draw combat pay during
the Korean fighting.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16

women in the telephone company itself-as we'll
as for bricklayers, carpenters, steelworkers,
plasterers, and people in many other trades who
work for our contractors and suppliers
AS an employer, the telephone company ranks
among the largest in the state Our 1866 pay
roll was $7,15O,0OO, representing an increase
of $2,194,O00 since 1853. During that 3-year
period, total of SIS, 1884, 900 was paid to tele-
phone men and women And most of this money
was spent or saved right in the Delaware COM
munities where it was earned.
Clearly telephone expansion, and the jobs and
income it makes possible, means lot to the
economy of Delaware and to the welfare of
Delaware people.
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
* ent Home DOings
BY Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent
Demonstration Agent

appearance peroxide parts
Of a sometimes
sstain ohahlv
Smyrna times., 1957-05-16
The telephone expansion program
creates jobs and paychecks
for thousands of Delaware people

1t takes lot of telephone facilities to keep pace
with rapid, statewide growth here in Delaware.
Look at the record We spent SO million for
expansion in 1856 alone-an average of more
than $4,000 per working day. We have spent
total of $40 million during the past three years.
And we know it will take $S9 million more in the
next five years to continue to keep pace with
Delaware's requirements
Expansion like this means employment
for thousands of Delaware people
Such an expansion program contributes great
deal to Delaware's prosperity in terms of jobs
and spendable income. 1t means regular employ
ment for more and more Delaware men and
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tcoNIlNutol

CLEVELAND IARK-Bfisk detached
conditioned throuEhout; good
( bedrms.. baths. powder .fm., rec.
fm.. maids I'm. and bath; nicely
andscIs Ns,d;z s4 ~ 900. csii Mf , pom
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coLoRED
EHRLICH'S
HOUSES
TAKE YOUR PICK

TAKE YOUR PICK
6012 4th st. NV.
semidetached Brick, 8 Rooms
1907 Emerson st. NV.
Detached. 4 Bedrooms. Recr. Room
1928 Colorado Ave. NV.
semidetsehed Brick
$40 Hamilton st. NV.
Brick, 2 Bedrooms
SGT Ingraham st. NV.
Brick, Q Rooms, Gas Heat
1928 Ingraham st. NV.
Standardized Brick. Z Bedrooms
1716 Irving st. NV.
8 Rooms, 4 Bedrooms. . Baths
All Missouri Ave. NV.
Brick. Yard. Gas Heat
5313 eth st. NV.
Brick. Porch. Gas Heat
6512 N. Capitol st.
semidetaehed Brick, 2 Bedrooms
1914 Spring Pl. NV.
0 Rooms. Gas Heat
1885 Hobart st. NV.
4 Bedrooms. Gas Heat
SOFT 7th Pl. NV.
Brick. 9 Rooms
1927 End st. NV.
Brick. 8 Rooms
4425 3rd ST. NV.
2 Kitchens, Brick
1905 14th st. NV.
Detached. 2 Rooms. I Bedrooms
l706 D St. Sc,
8 Rooms. Porches
SAL Kentucky Ave. Sc.
Brick. 6 Rooms
23l8 Myrtle Ave. NE.
Detached Bungalow
1919 10th st. NE.
Modern Brick
1905 2lst st. NE.
Detached. Rooms
1881 w. Virginia Ave. NE.
semidstaehsd Hrick
Ewes, CALL
tn. 2-1631
EN-. 2-l57o
JU. 1889
Fred Ehrlich
ST. 3-0066
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WEEKLY SPECIALS
49, offered BY

MYRTLE n, WEADQN CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES license
5000 sas nf isnn m nsns price rice
BEAUTY SALON - Downtown a.
nancial district. 18th ST.. XII area;
owner retirinr. Air-cond.: street en-
trance; lovely remodeled window
VIII redecorate.
oiFT- & SHOP IN Nv 70 Ice ca
incl, - 500 lovely stock: Other SINH
al BEA ssiFs si Salon. SHOPPING CEN.
TER-Mod. new EQUIP; 5 vet units
DEL .LuNcH-corner, near How.
ard Uniy. Rent, $3.50 incl apt
on sale beer license; price. $3.50;
pEAurY SALON tcolored,--
CLEANSING neighborhood: PennA. ave
Sc: wet units: space for more
booths; sas outlets for marcellins
price. $1,000: terms. .
gel. PATENT MED: GARRY oyI
SIS day; incfeesins daily: low over.
head: immaculate. Price, S3,7h0'
sEAuTY SALON. DOWNTOWN
HOTEL operators Priced to sell
LAiuiNpRoMAT. ga yrs. Old
Owners win sacrifice for $4,000
pEAuTy SALON FOR INVEST.
MENT-Ycu DO not have 70 be az
operator, 2 operatsSSrcs; q !. 900 ooo. VIZ; m
LADIES' SPECIALITY SHOP =
Partner wanted working or silentl
ouired: ideal for national arm q
huyer Of dept. store: long lease.
/, BEAUTY SALON =; Clientele ir9E
and 10th st ants Rent, si25 mo,
incl n,,Ii,iss Price; $, 1900 900, terms
pie can net $4,000 VI. Price. So
IocKsMIrH Shops new bust,
lions. Rents $3.50 snd sio0. ! Tor
'oIv s sIiSF MS s' SERpArRrno DR.,
lclesriine LAUNDRY. Sc. corner. Priced
under $4,000; terms,
TO Buy or Sch Any Business
or Real Estate, Contact
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cnIOREn

oEoRoEfoowPSS style. com.
e baths: gas heat: Anchor fence;
easy terms possession immed J
EDWARD FOWLER a SON. Ma. s.
36T0 or IA p-874l.
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1887 MADISON ST. NV
DETACHED-5 BEDRMS.
ULTRAMopERN KITCHEN

osA.s sRAs1o q1s,E HOME .;i,., FOR
decorated iiks new: Has
as: 1st-hr den, sunroom,
glass : ENCLOSED front porch
and modern kitchen, installed
with new Hotpoint $500. IL.
cu.-ft. fefgr.. stove and beau.
tiful birch cabinets: 2Is COM
plete baths. new oil h.w.h.;
nice yard; gear det. .earaee.
Priced astounding low at
SlS.Q50. Mr.. Enrich. TU.
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sIIs N. pHKoTA AVE. NV.

e.room detached brick: . are
places; rec. room screened porch
hnanelns availahls: open l-6. RA'
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al missouri ept AvE'et,Row brick. 4
rms. bath, frt. porch. sas h..w,h
deep yard; excel, eond. LOWE REAL
TY CO. Paul D, Hill, DE. s-sea5
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sELF-sERVICE GROCERY
DIRECT FROM OWNER
A REAL BARGAIN AT

one-third cash. balance $3.50 per
m .Ss s.. n S Saiss' All i EitS SssSv'r'
Also q larSe two-story building
with dining room suitable for res
tauraat, bitchen. living room and
! bedrooms taII iurnlshed) up-
stars. bath and closets. This IL a
real money-maker: 3Is acres Of land
Situated on Highway No. I. q
miles south OF Laurel. Nd. Known
IS COLONY COURT tfoTmerly Cur
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cceLosEp".IST5@ 8, Nv. $500 g !Sc
~. j es's % 81" wv i'F s 81 s'UO
4t6 Harvard St; "a rms. ? b.,
SiR,ii50
81 18th st. NE . ants. $4,000,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
i.a4 i4th ST, NV. ADJ 4-.005
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USED-CAR
LOT. D. c..

, SEoN I'm It SSoEEER Loc1T IGN
sroT WILL LEASE TO RE-.
Fully RouiPPEp AND READY 70
GO, BOX 60.E, STAR
HATS. BAGS. JEwELRY. GLOVES.
hosiery Gross income avs. 5000
vkly sacrif $3.50,
DELIcATEssEN. NV. area. Nicely
supIp, Rear ~. Avs, Gross $500
weekly Price $1,000
RESTAURANT. NV Good food,
no liqucL. seats 40; sross avg. $3.50
.vkly Bargain.
oERBIcH EN- 2.o21s
GAS STATION
Nearby suburbs: q pumps, pump.
ing over SO,unil RBl. monthly, YEARLY
vol. over $500, 0nn. 7-yr. lease, Net
inns approx. 10000 yearly; work.
ins paFi .ly s,99cynlSS a nsi sI TasIu
y!'. Ey... and Sun Al BOokoi1'
X O 600 & BooKoFF
Ni2 18th 81. NV. MA, s-031a
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e13.500: very LARGE, S-bedrm.. ..
bath brick home with proches; con,
csr iransr.: BARGAIN. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO. NO. 1-7203
Mr. Dickson HA s.SAal
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COLORED-DO YOU WANT
A REAL BARGAIN'

for c9sm pSsUD. nsss emde Gu' BRICK dsS o.
LIST fir.: 3 bedrms.. encl. porch up.
BtRirs, gaS heat, dishwasher end
washing machine, Upper NV. MRS
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coLoRED-4ee JEFFERSON ST.
rooms: . porehes. nice property
in best neiehhorhood 81 . yer!
reasonable price with good financing
Come end see me. Wen make |
deal Open Sunday. la nm, Cal
D. p 0uynn. I'm. a.T7a.. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO. AID. 4-:005