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The Sidney herald., 1958-01-02
Moline News
Mrs. Clarence Christianson

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Cotter Sr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Cotter
Jr. visited last Friday night at
the Art Weber home.
MIR. and Mrs. Alton Dian and
family visited at McGregor last
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Christensen and
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weber
attended a birthday party for
Mrs. Frank Weber at her home
last Wednesday. Mrs. Weber left
Thursday to visit two daughters
in Washington state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dian and
family attended the Horse Creek
school program last Thursday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Lief Hanson
were present at the Moline pro-
gram Friday night.
Clarence Anderson was a bust
ness caller in Watford City Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mick Warnke
entertained relatives Christmas
Eve. Christmas day they we're
guests at the home of her broth
er in Williston.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Rod
and sons were Christmas Eve
guests at the Olaf Rod home.
Christmas day guests at the Rods
were Clarence Christiansons,
Lewie Waslefs, Glen Hellings and
Ralph Carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dian and
family were Christmas Eve guests
at the Walter Skoglund home at
Watford City.
Christmas Eve guests at the
Orville Haugen home were Lutte
Haugens, Melvin Arnegards, Lars
Haugens and Alan Johnsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weber and
Artie were Christmas dinner
guests at the Chef Monson home
and spent the evening at the
Ernie Cotters in Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Haugen
and family were Christmas din
ner guests at the Allan Johnson
home in Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Haugen
we're Christmas day guests at the
home of her sister in Buford.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lebak
and Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo
Cross and John Lebak were
Christmas guests at the home of
Mrs. Lena Cross.
Friday dinner guests at the Or
vile Haugen home were Laur-
enc Holens, Melvin Arnegards,
Mrs. Walla and Margaret and MIR.
and Mrs. Walla from Washington
state.
Christmas day guests at the
Homer Painters were MI. and
Mrs. Carl Purson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Waldo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Ruffatto and Mrs. Wal
do OF Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Sims enter
tanned relatives at a Christmas
Day dinner at their home.
Mrs. Maude Painter is visiting
at the Carl Pierson home in Sid
ney.
Homer Painter, Christianson
brothers and Pete and Ole Olson
were Sidney goers Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Rod and
sons were Williston goers Friday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-02

Lilburn Bahls and daughter,
Bonnie.
Christmas Eve guests at the
Saxton Cummings home were Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Cummings and
Jim, the Robert Wandke family
of Great Falls, and Mrs. Doris
Bjorke of Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Scheer
drove to Circle the day before
Christmas where they were over
night guests in the home of their
son, Vernon Scheer. On Christ
mas day the Vernon Scheers en-
tertained at dinner for Mrs. Helen
GRADER, Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Yeo,
and the August Scheers, all of
Richey; Mrs. E. Scharnowski and
son, Mike of Billings, and Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Appel and daugh-
ter, Sharon of Glendive.
Mrs. Henry Hanson had as
guests at a lutefisk and lefsa
supper Friday evening, MI. and
Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and daughter,
wanda, Mrs. Kristine Hagen, and
Mr. and Mrs. August Scheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Coutts
left on Friday for a visit with
relatives in Billings.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Haight of
Spirit Lake, Mimi, spent their
Christmas vacation at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Linscheid.
Mrs. Ethel Deming and son,
Bill of Fairview, visited over the
weekend at the home of her
brother, George Boles.
Christmas dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cummings
were the Robert Wandke family
Of Great Falls, Mrs. Doris Bjorke
Of Glendive, and the Saxton
Cummings family.
Mrs. E. Scharnowski and son,
Mike spent last week as guests
of the Hank Yeos. They were
also entertained in several other
homes while here.
The Alton Olson family were
guests of Lars Olsons Christmas
day.
-ezod 10 usqdmeO GeD ss!W
man, assistant executive secretary
of the Montana Methodist Board
Of Education, will conduct a
/ training school at the Richey
Methodist church on January IA
and IS. The sessions will start at
900 a. m. and close at $3.50 each
day. Sunday School teachers,
prospective teachers, parents and
anyone else interested in chill
dren are invited and urged to at
tend these meetings.
On Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy Is, a Bible study class is to
be started at the Methodist
church. This class is to be held
each week on Wednesday eve
ming, starting promptly at TOO
o'clock and dismissing at 800, SO
as not to interfere with any
other Wednesday evening pro-
gram. All are cordially invited
to attend.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Libby, Jr
and family of Billings visited
relatives in Richey last week.
Mrs. Ira Zuroff, her daughters
and Barbara Nelson went las
Friday for a short visit with hel
brother in Missoula, and her sis
tiers at Colville, Wn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson
and two sons of Wolf Point were
Sunday visitors in the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Alton Olson
Mrs. Olson's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Rein
lasoder Of Poplar were also wish
tors there that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goosen
and family were guests on Christ
mas day at the Edgar Whitmer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wandke
and family of Great Falls, and
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cummings and
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-02
Army Recruiter
Will Be Here
Jan. Z, 10, Fl

The United States Army Re-
cruiting Service representative
will be in this area on z, 10, 81
January at the Selective Service
Office in Sidney TO interview pros
pective army candidates for tech
nical schooling. Army security
agency, counter intelligence corps
and other army branches, includ-
ing the Women's Army Corps.
Interested young men and wo-
men should contact this repre-
sentative at the above time and
place, or write: U. S. Army Re-
cruiter, 1st National Bank Build
ing, Miles City, Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-02
West RichIand

The west end people spent
Christmas in the traditional man
ner with their family groups.
The Roslyn w. Milne family
spent Christmas Eve at the ALT
Casterline home.
The Donald Pentz family
spent Christmas day at the IT.
wing Barnes home.
The Henry Etzel family spent
Christmas Day at the George Lott
home in Poplar.
The Dayton Willoughby family
spent Christmas day at the Rus
sell Robertson home in Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne
and girls MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Winhofer and George had Christ
mas dinner at the home of Mrs.
Theresa Winhofer and Willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller were
guests of Glen Stone in Sidney.
Roger King, a student at Mon
tana State College, Bozeman, is
spending the holiday vacation at
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. YER
ner King.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children spent Christmas day at
the Alfred Unruh home in Rich
ey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson
and children spent Christmas day
at the home of Mrs. Carlsen's
parents, the Harry Turner's, at
Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford John
son spent Christmas at the Andy
Johnson home in Brockton. z
The Robert Strommer family
vacationed in Idaho Falls during
the holidays.
Rolf Rolsen returned Sunday
after spending the holidays at
his parental home at Hettinger,
N. D.
Dayton Willoughby, Ben Bench,
John Carlson, Charles Carlson,
Donald Handles, Werner King and
boys and Frank Winhofer worked
several days on the Cliff Haga-
done community hall.
The Werner King family were
dinner guests at the Bill Voor-
hees home Dec. rs.
After spending several days in
the Trinity hospital in Wolf
Point, Jimmy Willoughby return
ed home Friday.
Roger and Gary King went to
Sidney Dec. 26.
Johnny Johnson visited Billy
Voorhees, December &c.
Werner King and Gary, Roger
and Aron, Mrs. Effie Pentz, My
ron and Donna attended the All
officers and leaders training
school Monday, December 80.
Harold Bevins called at the
Donald Pentz home Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Whiteman
and daughter were Sunday din
ner guests at the Harold Bevins
home.
Rolf Rolsen, Mrs. James. Chris
Hansen, Mary and Raymond were
Sunday supper guests at the
James Fredrickson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson
visited MI. and Mrs. Thomas
Carlson in Sidney Sunday, De-
cember 29th.
Thomas Carlson is a patient at
the hospital in Sidney.
Patty Carlson spent several
days with her grandmother, Mrs.
Alfred Unruh in Richey last week.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

Y MoToRES
MA0UINARIAS
USADAS De CALIDAD

USADAS De CALlDAD
EN- Ell CENTRIC CATERPILLAR
TRACTOR CAT Do Serie
203770, con hoja de EN-
puie angular y control
de cable delantero.
Muy buenas condicio-
TRACTOR CAT Dc Serie
2Ul3706 con hoja de
empuie angular hidrau-
lea. Compartments
CAT D6 Tractor-serie
9USl64, equipado con
IS "Bulldozer" y cor
troll de cable frontal 5 10000
CAT No 6 Pala. Serie
10A684. Paleta de 2
yds. Perfecta 8 1880
CAT "a Calibre. 60"
7U24581, con hoja de
empuie angular hi
draulica. Complete
mente garantizado 1900
TRACTOR CAT d. Cali
bre 50", con hoia de
smpuie hidraulico.
TRAxcAVAToR CAT sss
Serie 11A1844. En- exec
OLIVER oc.s TRAITOR.
Serie 10WH184, o
dozer h~idrAulico. Bue-
ma condicion ........ 3 14,S00
CAT 212 Motor Grader.
Serie IR522 con ruedas
delanteras nuevas incl.
VII 4 az Tor 1'0'O
Trailer Tandem ......$ $500
AMERICAN Modelo H6
4s Main'alner serie $50
CAT DS37F Motor Diesel.
"Turbo charged. Com
pletamente reconstrui-
10 2 4sSuV
GIN Modelo 8268A. Motor
Diesel Marine. Con
$500 H.P.) con ISL
Gambia de reveyso ' re-
duccion FOB Miami. 5 8 500
CAT D88OO y CAT D337 Motores
Diesel Marine. Los tenemos
en- Miami.
Pidanos nuestro boletin de
maquinaria usada regular
mente sin recargo.
Caterpillar, Cat y Traxcavator
son marcas registradas de
Caterpillar Tractov.
Company Peoria, Illinois.
SHELBY
Tractor & Equipi. 20.
$3.50 BIRD RD., MIAMI, FLA.
(2008) Al
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

americana de Miami en- SUI nue..
vo gabinete de iunes a sAbado
de 8 a 6 de la tarde, y dara ci.
tas especiales para los pacientes
que quieran ser atendidos en- las
horas de la noche.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
PROYECTO DE AMPLIACION
DE EXENCIONES
CONTRTBUTIVAS

SAN JUAN-En ell Senado fue
radicado I'm proyecto de ley cuyo
proposito es ell de ampliar las
exenciones contributivas que Sc
ofrecen actualmente para fines de
fomento industrial.
En- la MEDIA, recomendada por
ell Administrator de Fomento Eco
nomico, senior Teodoro Moscoso,
Sc proponene una serie de enmien-
das a la Ley de Incentive Indus
trial cor Ell fin de amplir las exen-
clones contributivas que Sc ofre-
cen para Ell fomento de estableci
miento de industries nuevas.
En- SUI memorial al Senado, ell
senior Moscoso senala que la ex-
%periencia hasta ell presente en- la
aplicacion de la referida ley, en-
10 que respecta a la propiedad
dedicada al fomento industrial ha-
ce necesario e imperative proveer
I'm incentive mas effective que in
duzca a la empresa privada a cons
truir, proveer, poser y admins
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
Referendum DeGdir1a Sobre
de Ia Deuda PdbIica

trar propiedad dedicada a fomento
industrial en- mayor escala.
Sc refiere tamhien a que Sc re-
GUERRA una inversion de mas de
$75,000,0 900 para S~atisfacer la de-
manda por edificios industriales
durante los proximos 6 amos, por
10 que Sc hace imperative procu-
rar, mediante ell incentive de ma.
yores exenciones contributivas,
varioS, 400; y a los obreros de la
mayores facilidades para tai fin.
Senalo tambien Ell senior Mos.
coso que de esta manera Sc rele-
varia al Gobierno def Estado Ii.
bre Asociado y en- particular a la
Compania de Fomento Industrial
de la carga y responsabilidad de
construir, proveer, poser Y admi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
Continuation de la Pagina 81

.muelle, los vapores trailers po-
drian operar en- Mayagiiez, pero la
Waterman insiste en- SUI peticion
de que Sc destruyan $50 pies del al
macen principal del muelle, que es
ell que Sc utiliza mayormente para
ofrecer facilidades a todas las de-
mas empresas del servicio de tipo
regular.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
MIAMI
viene de la Pag. ) -.

Viene de la Pag.
traje de playa marina, la gene.
ralidad de sus mujeres visten a
la usanza de las mejores de una
civilization de buen gusto.
Sin tempo para haber como.
cido tantas coSas que ofrece la
ciudad a los viajeros de todas las
categorias intelectuales, sociales
y economics, regrese a mi Ba.
rranquilla de origen con ell pc
sar de los placeres insatisfechos,
pero tambien con la esperanto
de volver a ella, porque de Mia
mi podriamos decir tambien que
en- ella Sc amman hasta los pre-
SOS.
Con Ell favor de Dios, volvere-
mos a Miami, ciudad deslumbra-
dora. i.
Barranquilla, fines de Mar
20 de 1858.
Hector Antequera PadilIa
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
oRDEN
- viene de Ia Pxg. : -

= VIene de Ia Pag. : -
querer TRAFALGAR junto con camio-
neros de la concretera que no es-
taban agremiados.
I'm agente obrero manifesto que
no creia que los trabajadores re-
gresham a u labores, a pesar del
mandamiento judicial.
Heftler declare que Bernard Ru-
bin, del Gremio de obreros de
Construction y Dave Frechette, del
Gremio de Camioneros, lie pidie-
ron ell met pasado, que comprara
ell concrete a una firma que estu.
viera agremiada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
ELOGIA MUNICIPIO

Elogio a la Administrator mu.
nicipal de Mayagiiez que ofreci6
sufragar de sus fondos la mitad
del costo de los terrenos. Ell aho
pasado Sc aprob6 una asignaci6n
de $4,000 para la adquisici6n de
terrenos, mediante una resolution
presentada por Ell senior Cole.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
AUMENTAN PENSION A VIUDA
DE LIDER LEGISLATIVE

A SUI regreso ell lunes de Esta-
dos UnidoS, ell gobernador Luis
Munoz Marin convirti6 en- ley ell
Proyecto de la Camara 1886 que
aumenta la pension vitalicia a do
ma Maria U6eda viuda de Sanchez
Morales, a $4,000 al ano.
Con anterioridad, ell Gobernador
habia aprobado una pension SINH
lar a la sonora viuda del ex 60
bernador Jesus T. Pinero.
Existe ell proposito, ademas de
autorizar pensiones vitalicias por
la suma de $4,000 al ano a las
viudas de los presidentes de las
Camaras le~gislativas.
Entire estas viven dona Georgi-
ma viuda de De Diego y dona Mer-
cedes Valdivieso viuda de Marti-
nez Nadal, las que habran de re-
cibir tambien, al igual que la VIII
da de Sanchez Morales, un aumen-
to en- SUI pension vitalicia a $4,000
al ann.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
5--EMBARcAcIoNEs

Crucero spWheeIers de IS pies. ''Chrys.
lers" gemelos. Puente. Listo para irse.
$4,000. Lamar FIR 4-0369
(2106l IS
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

100 Gale Storm
Ills Gale Storm
$50 Gun, Will Travel
as Gun, VIII Travel
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

90 News Wthr.
A. Is Spts. Highlinght
" 30 Frontier Doctor
IS Frontier Doctor
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
TORMENTAS
(viene de la Primera)

NVIeHe ue "a Pr1mefaJ
DO cubierta con I'm manto de ME
We de rs centimetros de espesor.
En- Filadelfia, ell ausentismo en-
las fabricas fue pronunciado. En-
otras parties, las fabricas cerraron
del TODD, tanto por falta de cleo.
tricidad como por la imposibilidad
de los obreros de hacer Ell recorri-
do desde sus casas.
Por supuesto, los s~ervicios a&
reos sufrieron menoscabo y Sc re.
dujeron al minimo en- la iona afec-
tada por la tormenta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
DIAPI0 LAS AMERICAS

nistrar una parte sustancial de los
bienes de Isl indole que Sc nece-
citan para ell mas rapido acelera.
mlento del programa de industrial
lizaci6n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
star stan Writer

0NE OF THE dumbest of the dumb animals Is the
" porcupine and he got that way because his spnes
and quilts make 1t unnecessary for him to be smart
Brother Porcupine leads untroubled nfe Most
creatures of the wild will cheerfuly give the Quill Pig
a wide berth when they him coming marching along
his little fiat feet Man and the fisher the only
enemies who regularly cope with porcupine.
Both man and the fisher have learned that pOrcu-
pine turned his back is helpless The wolf the bear,
the fox and other predators occasionally learn to their
that the quilts the porcupnes back and tail
painful and death.
The porcupine can't throw the quils but they are
set loosely into his skin and when porcupne lashes out
with his pny TAIL betide the creature who feels the
impact The spineS face backward, like ShhOok and
almost impossible to remove.
The pOrcupine is lazy well stupid but has one
overwhelming love that sometimes gets him into trouble
he dotes salt porcupne will risk almost anything to
sink his orangecolored rodent teeth into anything that
tastes like Salt-an handle anything which has
been handled.
Otherwise the little animals confirmed vegetaranS.
They prefer evergreen bark but almost any vegetable
matter, including nly-pads is porcupine food
The Indians used the quilts for decorating their
costumes but the porcupne protected by law in
Canada and the United States and they common in
the north woods In these parts though you probably
would have to go to the Washington Zoo to see one
Next Week: The QuOkka.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

SUNDAY WASHINGTON c. MARCH 10 1864
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
RP... is for PorcuPine

Boys and girls can learn the alphabet and get Gc-
duGnted NTH some interesting animals at the same
time By clipping and SGUing this series All the animals
pictured may be seen at the Washington Zoo
Evening star., 1958-07-06

CLEVELAND Park, / blk. uptown
shopping---S-room brick: 2 baths,
lull bsmt.. garage: proudly main
tanned for 80 years in same FAM
lly. Lower 20s. A bargain in con-
yenience and monetary value.
reg Broker. I'M. 3-4335. ia.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HOUSES unFUHnlSHED


COLOnED--lIeo NEW uAllP-
eulnE AVE. N.W.-Row brick. q
rms. KIT, baths s01.60 NO. call
F., co, b-0222,
coLORED-cHoiCE RkNTAL9
srisR. : IN Tns, and bstSi ian 6smi.i
Oh heat: 500 mo.
2a0 i2th 81. BE.-vacant: e
story brick; redecQrated; Q rms
and bath; new gas heat Sob mo,
1879 4 81, SR. brick
8 rms. and bath. front entrance
70 full bsmt. and rec. rm.: oil heat
Sl1b mo.
RALPH D. COIN To, 2.02O0
coLoRED-RHNT AND BUY-N,W.
PUT YOUR RENT s. TO WORK
Magnifcent Colonial brick; 3
suFs porsns;s sn;,b:a bsfEPs sssls Nv; ea,ns. s
~. $1,000. LA. e-o4Sa, Ia. B-oisa
Evening star., 1958-07-06

bier; 35-ft. liy. rm., dining ''L"i
. bedrms. 2 baths; all-elec. kit
washing mach, drier. freezer; car
port; lovely patio with barbecue
METzLER REALToR IA. 5-757E
BETHESDA. 4409 Chestnut ST..
Lfv. r1., din. alcoye. 8 bedrms.,
bath; lgev dry bsmt.; avail. July II
ct Sl35. Near Naval Medical Cen.
ter and NH. Call Mon. through
sat: for appointment, Wo. 9.2300
EpW. H JONES 4 CO. INC.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HOUSES FOR sALE--A.E.

EAST CAP. ST, AREA. LARGE e.
SMIIx "a. hsar AfAsS sSs cspitol Hom. S5s@i5y ~
cash, Mieht exchange. OWNER,
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HOUSES UnFuRnISHED
tcONIlNuEDl


aPnINCFIBLD, on Shirley hwy,
lTn. 3.beorm. rambler, pfrlt.l
ifncsd yard; si35, ~, 4-22QQ,
SfnINoFIELB. YA.-eplit,leyel;
bedrma.. 2 hnthas elefi kit,s ~
miles b. &, on. $500,
6PhINCFIELD. yA.-3-bedrm., ! ~
bath, 3-mo. .-old oplit-level' nn-
iShed rec. rm.. narage. patioi nre-
place. trees and landacapeo lot,
waiks: located IN 4 bsaut, resi-
Dental community. 3 miles q
Wash. via Shirley Memorial ~.
pressWay. minutes 70 Pentaeon
Navy Annex, Cameron station anc
". Belvoif DIR; Shirley Hlgh.
way TO Edeai I'd, left on Edsal Z
MONTGOMERY g., riGht on Mont.
eomeTy 10 b2i5, cL o-i32si sibs
mo, Avail july 10. Open 0 am
70 3 pm.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
LIQUOR DRUGS

Downtown. Owner quotes St65,-
600 vol. yriy. Promoter should
20 years. $4,000 down win ham
Evening star., 1958-07-06
IeoNInuIpl

HOUSE, with lee. grounds: Euclid
nr, 18th, Suitable for studio,
clubhouse, nursery or apt. Bldg,
call KlsLluK, RA, 3-7bi2
Evening star., 1958-07-06

CHEVY CHAsE-First time Ofsered.
Brick. 4 bedrooms, all on 2nd
floor; den, hobby room and full
bath on 1st floor: q new 1000
kitchen that Is an absolute dream.
Screened porch. lovely patio and
garden; mr.. Lafayette School: mp
per eos Open from / go. Out
Conn. ave. to Nebraska, right to
Wn Sueh 4 81; oo.d right to 56o5; or call
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HiLLCREST. of BFancb SVe--De,

VETERAN - NOTHING DOWN
us Alabama ave, open 3 TO s.
Fine modern det. stucco over
brick. 3 bedrms., modern kit oil
heat: bsmt.: 81 $50. Approx. S64
No no vet mSst hsVe ss.tllsment fee
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DISTRICT HEIdHTs-Beaut. ira
ditional Cape Cod on corner lot:
2 b.r., bath, K, and lge. d. r. with
picture window; 2 porches, /
screened. Storm windows. awnings
and other extras. Full bsmt. with
drive-in earage.
HANDY MANS SPECIAL
Full height End a. II finished will
add up To lee. rms, bath and
nurs. l,s40 50. It. Of A. space now
finished plus APPROX, 700 unfin. on
BASES pnG anyhSE n oxeo m nome s1ks now bsnw sSTv
SIS. 900. Finished will easily be
worth $4,000. Minor improve
ments now in process. offered "as
is" for quick sale $4,000. Price
Is nrm; $500 will handle settle-
down payment is made. Buyer must
prove satisfactory income. 270l
7Sth ave, RE, 5-64o4.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HOUSES ron sALE-MW

c0LoRED-RLDNRIY COUpLE Tiv-
lna IL away tOdhyl Really = afeal
for same price 81 4 ahabbY house
In an inferior location, take this
majestic home IN best living area
oi NJ. Pleasant opposite Rock
Greek PARK. somidet. brick, q
rms, eh baths, 4 encl. porchea,
rec; rma gar., vacant, Only 4
fool viii lsnore this. Smart FAM
~ VIII come early and seize ID.
Open today, ! TO Q, Won't Be open
g-Qea4, RE I-0610,
coLORED : UPPER ISik ST.
Blk, 4 1edrmaa ? baths, z hre-
pleees, step-qoWn Nv. rma din.
2 pornhee. siN.bOO. OVNEil.
RA. H-f0ol
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HOUSES ron sALE-H.W.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY 10
OWN A 4-BEDRM. DIET.
BRICK WITH DEN AND
LGE. REC. RM. IN EXCEL.
NV. LOCATION AT AN
EXTREMELY LOW PRICE.
FOR APPOINTMENT TO
INSPECT CALL SUN. AND
Ewes, TU. 2-6lO4; DAILY,
DI. 7-4244.
Jones & Sennett Co.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
CAPITOL HILL
LOVELY TOWN HOUSE

LIST a.: Dining rm.. kitchen. large
Plenty of closets. 2.csr. Sriek ssf.
ase. OIL. hot-Water heat. car Mr
Dell ST. 3-12Q0, JU. S-1BI2
JAMEs I. DIXON 4 Co. REAL.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

& COIORED--6eo9 EASTERN AVE.
N.E.-S-bedrnn. brick, air eondi-
toned; 3 baths; SIPS mo-. rent or
Ssle. N. $500.
Evening star., 1958-07-06


DELIcATESSEN, SODA FOUNTAIN
in area Of Ice. apt. development: /:
must sacrifice. Call 10. S-555a.
desires partners for pro-
posed 41.unit apt. bldg. In excel.
NV. area. An investment Of
annual return Of s40O IN cash
and $500 in equity. Box Scr,
Star.
MANAGING OPERATOR wanted for
in small city in Shenendoah VAL
ley. All new equipment, Doing an
excellent business, You may least
or operate on profit sharing basis.
A real opportunity. Address re-
ply, stating qualifications % Box
67-R. Rtal.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

Den and powder room, screened
porch; 4:BED,RMs, 2-BAIHs, Plus Plus
room. Priced low due to Army
ofieer being sent to Europe.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

EMBASSY AREA--New, detached
Colonial town house on Norman
stone drive in Mass. Ave. Park.
bedrooms, 2la baths. Privacy
and quiet. Trade-in Of your pres
ent home considered. Call Mr..
Clark, RA. 3-o0l1. A. 8, CARDI-
NER & CO. MA S-na24
Evening star., 1958-07-06

WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-s3OO
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., / blk. on
Conn. ave. 3714 Jocelyn st.-Liv.
Inl,, din. rni.. kit, 3 bedrms. and
bath; SIN. fenced yard: gar; excel.
cond.; nov avail. Call WO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. BRICK BUNGALOW
e1s. SnsrpinS as ISsdTT SssnT sss,P sncw Place .I.
lot: perfect loo, Just over b. &.
line not far from Spring Valley
SHOPPING. Asking $16,950. FRANK
9; PHILL1PS, NC. D1. 7-14lf;
Evening star., 1958-07-06
FOR SALE OF RENT

CHARMING NEW ORLEANS
COLONIAL, IN PRESTIGE COM
MuNITY, PACING ROCK CREEK
Evening star., 1958-07-06

CHEVY CHASE, s bedrooms, elec.
Ait sILvER tSEass sPRfNoo oeoCsessc ciOss in; 3
bedrooms; over 1-acre wooded lot:
$l4U mo.
Also other rentals to suit your
need. Call C. NJ. MARSTELLER, PO.
2-060l; Mon, JU 9-2652.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

GEORGETOWN = Newly remodeIed
family home. 4 bedrms., 2Hz baths.
exceptional closets. Full bsnt,, has
laundry, storage, rec. room with
hath and access TO patio. Shown
az your convenience by RIDDEL 4,
REALTY CO.. DI. 7.7900; ewes !,
Evening star., 1958-07-06
BUsIHEss OPPORTUNITIES
SELF SERVICE GROCERY

Nearby subufhsi hours 2 10 2.
Volume over $4,000 yrly.. mostly
cash; alr-cond. Small down pay
elusive.