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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star stan Writer

Members Of foreign cabi-
nets are usually seen. when
in Washington, In solo APP
pearances.
But this week there have
been so many Of these dig
nitaries here at once--with
the meeting Of Latin Ameri-
can Foreign Ministers and
others coming down from the
United Nations-that they're
beginning to look just like
everyone else.
At a party given last night
by the Argentine Ambassa-
dor. Or. Cesar Barres Hur-
tado. two members Of the
Argentine Cabinet were pres
emit: The Minister Of Marine,
Rear Admiral Adolfo B. Es-
tevez. and the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, DR.. Carlos
A. Florit.
The reception was held in
honor Of the former. who ar
rived earlier in the week for
a three-day visit before tour
ing naval installations in this
country.
DR.. Florit will be honored
at a large reception next
Thursday evening-he and
the Ambassador were to leave
today on a trip to the West
Coast and will return Mon
day. The Foreign Affairs
Minister came here for the
Inter : American conference,
which ended yesterday.
Guests at the party, mostly
Naval and Marine officers and
their wives, were welcomed by
Ambassador Barres Hurtado.
an energetic and courtly host.
who introduced them to
Minister Estevez. The Argen-
tine Naval Attache. and
Sonora de Robbie also stood
in the receiving line.
Just before the reception,
in a ceremony at the embassy,
the Minister of Marine be-
slowed the Great Gross Ad-
miral Guillermo Brown of
the Orden de Mayo on Sec
rotary of the Navy Thomas
S. Gates, jr. Wearing the
blue and white striped sash
and golden cross, the tall,
handsome secretary was east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

The dinner guests included
the South African Ambas-
sador and Mrs. du Plessis, the
New Zealand Charge DAT
flares and Mrs. G. D. L.
White, Gen. and Mrs. G.. B.
Erskine. the President Of the
: Export-Import Bank and
Mrs. Samuel c. Waugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Rietzke and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Juss msh Kra caamsls this easy way Place pound or %
carames and tablespoons water in the top Of douh oer
Heat, stirring frequently. until the carames are and
the sauce is smooth . -
Pour caramel sauce over quarts salted popped and
toss until every kernel coated With hands slightly mois-
tened with cold water form into balls Making EN- a.
much fun as eating 'em-so what're waiting for?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Miami Beech
Autumn Trip

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (Spe.
ciaD Having fun and being
lazy at the same time are two
things visitors can rely on
during a late summer vacation
here
Other attractions include
bargain hotel and apartment
rates which can stretch q short
budget and the absence Of hay
fever causing pollen.
Hotel rates are at their lows
through October. with luxury
going for $40 daily, double &C.
lcupancy, and near-luxury for as
little as SIS to $50 weekly foI
two. For those who want a
more homelike atmosphere,
apartments are similarly re-
duced in price.
Most Of the larger hotels
now provide arcades of stores
featuring the latest in resort
styles, so that freshening up the
wardrobe is simple.
There also are extensive shop
ping centers within walking
distance Of the hotel centers.
Most Of the tourist attrac-
tions--such as charter boat
fishing. swimming and organ
lied sports-remain in full
swing during the autumn
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
A Spot Of Cold Tea
On q Summers Day

Mrs. C. e. Calvert. OF 1896
Chestnut street NV, has fond
memories Of a kindly lady she
met during her travels.
Recently, my husband, hi;
mother and l drove from Wash.
ington to Augusta. Me-" she
writes, "and took with us oul
ll-year-old cocker spaniel
Jerry.
"A short time after entering
Connecticut via the Merritt
parkway, we decided to pull OF
the highway and eat our lunch
con. We had a thermos Of hot
coffee and in the hustle and
hustle Of getting an early start
I forgot drinking water.
"As we were eating. Jerry de-
manded a drink Of water. Nc
amount Of persuasion could
change his mind. He wouldn't
drink hot coffee nor could we
tempt him with tid-bits from
our lunch.
1T was very hot. and we
humans were suffering as much
from pity as Jerry was from
thirst. ! couldn't find a water
hole.
II noticed another group
having lunch a few feet from
where We were and to my de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Autumn Foliage Fetes
Boost Conodion Tours

and also luxury hotels are oper
the year round.
Further east from Montreal
towards Quebec City there are
many small French-speakine
habitant communities on both
the north and south shores Of
the st. Lawrence River. Hills
covered with trees rise up from
both sides of the river and in
the autumn are a kaleidoscope
Iof color.
For those with ample time,
the Saguenay River country
northeast Of Quebec City, will
open UP even wider color vistas
Vacationers who want to see
the autumn colors in the At
lantic Coast provinces. reached
by the New England States, will
find good roads skirting color
full forested areas in the prov
inces Of Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. Accommodations are
available in the larger cities
Of Halifax. st. John, Moncton
and Fredericton, as well as in
the many small towns and fish,
ing villages along the coastal
roads.
While daytime weather to
midi October in eastern Canada
lis comfortable. the evenings are
cool. It is a good thing to bring
along sweaters and warm
dresses for evenings in the
northern resort areas Of Que
bee and Ontario where the
bright sun brings out the
bright tree colors. Evenings
often require a cheerful wood
FIRE in this area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Natural Bridge
Has wMuseum

A collection of antique and
classic automobiles. begun as a
father and son hobby, are on
display in a new museum at
Natural Bridge, Va.
Called the Museum of Mo-
toring Memories, it is located
in a new two-story Colonial
style building adjacent to Rock
bridge Center.
The collection consists Of rs
vehicles dating back to 1906,
The cars were collected and re-
stored during the past is years
by William A. C. Petit, jr., and
his son. William A. c. Petit,
III. Of Louisa, Va. They became
interested in auto lore when
they acquired a 1910 Stanley
Steamer in l943.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Car Rental Firm
Opens Newoffice

Hertz Rent A Car System has
opened a new international and
domestic reservation once in
the Solar Building at 1918 K
street NV.
This makes the eighth such
Hertz location devoted exclu-
sively to arranging car rental
reservations in the United
States, Canada and Europe,
and the FIRST In Washington.
At the ONCE the traveller can
get ahead Of time road and
highway information. and see
illustrations Of foreign cars
available. Other information,
including driving permits, rent
al costs and highway regula-
tons and markings also will be
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Western Union Sets
New Motel Service

Western Union has added
motels to its Nation wide res
ervation service. Formerly. the
company handled only hotel
reservations.
The reservation fee is so
cents, plus two-way telegraph
tolls. Where travellers are un-
able to wait for an answer to
their request for reservations,
they check with Western Un-
ion when they arrive at their
destination. The fee then is
81 plus one-way telegraph tolls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
ALL AT SEA
Yarmouth
Returning
For Cruises

The Yarmouth will be back
in town next week end TO begin
her fall series of cruises to
Nassau. Bermuda and the Car
libbean.
The cruise ship probably will
dock Thursday at Pier 5 along
Maine avenue S.W. She Is due
to begin her first cruise = to
Bermuda-on Saturday.
The following week end she
will make the FIRST of three
cruises to Nassau. the Bahamas,
These three leave Washington
at 4 pm. on Saturdays--Sep-
TENDER 81. October II and NO
vember 8. with fares beginning
at $l25.
In addition to the Nassau
cruises, Eastern Shipping Corp.
says, the Yarmouth will make
four trips to Bermuda; one trip
to Nassau, Kingston and Port
Antonio. Jamaica, and q
Thanksgiving trip to Havana
and Nassau.
Capt. Charles S. Williams,
commodore Of the Cunard Line
and master Of the superliner
Queen Elizabeth. plans to retire
at the end of the month. He
will leave the Queen Elizabeth
after her arrival in Southamp-
ton Tuesday.
4 4 \
The Greek Lines New York
will make eight eastbound and
eight westbound sailings be-
tween New York and Bremen
haven next year.
- =
The acknowledgements Lines
Statendam has scheduled 81
ports on her around-the.world
cruise getting under way Janu-
airy 6. The 33.385-mile trip will
take Ill days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Avis Discount Plan
Set for Woshinqton

Washington last week became
one of 36 cities in the United
States where Avis Rent-A-Car
offers discounts to National
Airlines passengers renting
autos on round trip flights. The
discount is the usual S per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Fort Food

Old Fort Nassau. overlook.
ing the harbor of Willemstad
capital of Curacao, will be re-
stored by the Commission Of
Preservation Of Historic Monu.
ments and will be let as a res
taurant, Pan American World
Always reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
MAKE CAREFUL
CHECK OF YOUR
HAND LUGGAGE

Today's tip from q travel
expert:
There are many things
you can carry onto an air
plane without bothering TO
have them weighed. but
make sure what they are
before boarding the plane.
That's the advice Of M. j.
T. de Tarnowski. district
sales manager for SABENA
Belgian World Airlines.
THE following" he says.
"can be taken aboard an
airplane without being in
cluded in your baggage
weight: Lady's handbag, or
pocketbook. overcoat or
wrap. foot rug, umbrella
or walking stick, small
camera and pair Of binocu-
lars, reasonable amount Of
reading matter, infants
carrying bag or infants
food for consumption en-
route.
"T'he following items are
part Of VEGETABLE luggage:
Overnight bags. briefcases,
large cameras. typewriters.
personal radios, vanity
cases and all other miscel-
laneous items"
Safety regulations require
that most items be weighed
so the plane will not be
too heavy for takeoff.
DO you have a question
for a travel expert? Send
your query to the Travel
Editor, The Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
First Trader

william Becknell. q trader
from st Louis, Mo-, was the
first to use the famous Santa
Fe Trail, which led from indie
pendence, Mo-, to Santa Fe,
N. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Mission Churches

A total of 90 mission church.
es. built by Spanish friars, were
in use in New Mexico by the
year 1888. Many of these VEN
cradle missions are in daily use
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
BY JAMES MONTAGNES
Special Writer for The star

Foliage tours in Eastern Can
ada from mid-September to
late October have become so
popular that some areas hold
week long color festivals.
Motorists coming to see the
maple, oak, birch and elm trees
in their golden colors and the
scarlet sumach bushes will also
come across Indian pageants.
square dance jamborees, band
concerts, log-sawing contests
and other special events in the
summer resort areas.
In Ontario. for example, the
Muskoka Lakes near Hunts
vile and Bracebridge, about
$50 miles north of Toronto, will
have most summer lodges and
motels open In late September.
There will be special cele-
brations to entertain the thou.
sands Of motorists who come to
see the cavalcade of autumn
colors in this lake-Studded
region. Gravenhurst, Port Car
ling and Windermere win have
special evening events, while
during the daytime picnics are
arranged in the Algonquin
Provincial Park, a vast forest
and game reserve with a num-
Der of lakeside car-parking
areas.
Photography Popular
The popularity of color
photography brings many mo-
florists north of the border to
see the colors of the late
autumn. Major cities in Can
ada are far enough apart that
1t is not necessary to drive
lar from the international
border to find little traveled by
ways where the trees are in full
color.
Once across the international
border, paved roads lead to re-
sort areas in billy country
where industry has not yet
eliminated all the forest land.
A drive of only 80 to 40 miles
north from metropolitan
Toronto, with its 1,750.OOO
people, will locate the motor
ist on secluded sections of
paved highways where colorful
naples mingle with dark green
pines and spruce. Heavily
Travelled express highways lead
from Toronto into the Caledon
Hills, Lake Simcoe and Lake
Scugog areas where's the trees
present 3 brilliant display in
hues OF red, green and yellow.
Autumn is a good time to see
Canada's capital city of Ottawa
with the surrounding Gatineau
Hills in neighboring Quebec
province at their colorful best.
The view is finest from Parlia-
ment Hill, from where the
rolling hills across the Ottawa
River beckon the visitor to
come to Quebec province.
Express Roads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Express Roads

There are many fine express
roads out of Montreal. largest
city in Canada and in Quebec
province. Northward is the
Laurentian area, a skier's para
disc in winter. and in the fall a
mass of color. There are nu-
merous small villages in the
area where comfortable lodges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Sunken Motel

Each room in the Camargo
Lodge at Cincinnati is below
highway level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
High Value

Louisiana's tourist industry is
valued at $500 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

Do you recall a pleasant,
humorous or exciting moment
from your travels? Send q
brief description to the Travel
Editor, The Washington Star,
Washington, ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

light they we're drinking somer
thing from a thermos jug.
Much TO my disappointment,
the liquid turned out to be
sweetened iced tea.
"One Of the nice ladies in
sisted that ! take at least some
of the ice for Jerry and poured
out about half a pint Of ice
and tea in the top Of my
thermos bottle.
Il hurried back and offered
this to Jerry, thinking he
would refuse. But he Tapped
1t up without once lifting his
head from the cup.
This will always be a
memorable experience in our
travel log, and the kindness Of
others shall never be forgotten. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

DO you have a question
for a travel expert? Send
your query to the Travel
Editor, The Washington
Star, Washington 4, ID. c.
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
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Reservations now being accepted for the following
shows at Woodward a. Lothrop Corners. Write
for tickets to Room 400 The Star. State number
of tickets desired, date Of showing and whether
matinee or evening preferred. Dates Of showings:
January az, February H. April ls. May Il.
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS for roads, walks
tiles etc. Al oaiiauSet cOliese
until 2 PM. EDIT. August 10
1888. IN RIM. 200, GsA Reeional
once Bldg. 9TH and D SITS. s.W.
WSshinston. D G., and ther
Bidding material Is available In
RIM. 1904. General Services Bldg
10th and r SITS. NV, washing.
ton rs. d. c Phone Executive
$4,000, Ext. 1897. Commissioner
OF Public Buildings. General SerV-
ices Administra ton. au1,2,3.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ATTENTION WEST Va VOTERS
Randolph for Senate Victory Com
r.. s. os nS SS U HSSs e es aGta
Aus 5, without charge suite 704
ton Bldg OF cali Ex s-345l
Open u an to . p.m. exespi
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted BY. anyone
but myself. NICHOLAS ZEKOPO-
ULos, 4i0 Prince George St.
Laurel, Nd.
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
Sther d ihsn my gSIft1 IIAwREEccEfO h 3
WAsSERMAN, Sl2 Rittenhouse st
NV. Washington II, d. c. -
I WILL NOT be responsible ioI
i ay d tsss mSs.lf wHL, saRMyo9'
E n sR-' 1909 MAryl.nd
FREEZER OWNERS - UsD;,A
choice rib beef, 1880 h. 62c;
loin beef tsirloin, t.b.. phi. SIX.
40 lbJ e.ee: hindauarter, &c
KUT MEATS CO., RE. 1854: free
processing and delivery.
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANR
OF WASHINGTON
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING. =
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that, put.
suant to call OF Its directors, .
special meeting OF the share.
holders Of The Lincoln Nationa!
Bank Of Washington will be- helc
81 It's bankine house e No; SO4
18th Street NV. in the City Of
Washington, District Of Columbia
on Monday, September 10. 1908
at II o'clock AN, for the p1r'
termining BY vote whether an
said bank and rhe Riggs National
Bank OF Washington, D. c.. under
the provisions OF the laws OF the
United States, shall be ratifleo
and confirmed; and for the pur.
pose of voting upon any othei
matters incidental to the pro.
posed consolidation of the tTe
banks. A copy of the aforesaid
agreement, executed by majority
OF the directors Of each OF the
two banks, providing for the con.
solidation, is on file at the bank
and may be inspected during ousi.
ness hours The stock t,SI ~ trS cIn.sd
st The close q business .SG S;, on T,5 ssR
closed until the opening Of bust
ness on September 10. 1858
RICHARD A. NORRIS, President
THE | RIGGS RIG 9 M NaTIoNAL BA MO- q
E MSSbERsToSM EE p; s., -s SdAEsi
Is hereby uiven that. pursuant {
meeting 81 the shareholders q
The Rigss National Bank oi Wash,
ington, D. c.. will be held az it'
banking house at No. logs
Pennsylvania Avenue NV, IN IN,
City OF washington. District o.
Columbia. on Monday. september
the purpose Of considering anS
determining BY vote whether ~
agreement to consolidate the sait
bank and The Lincoln Nationa
Bank Of washington. located y
washington, D, C. under e,
United States, s shall ,o Dc ,h Ta' p1,r
BOSE t,S 81 votinI upon any othei
matters Incidental to the purpose
A copy Of the Aforesaid agree
ment, executed BY q majority 0
the directors Of each Of the tw'
banks, providing for the eonsoli
dalton, Is or file At the bank ant
NAV be inspected during bushes
hours. The stock transfer book
OF this bank will be closed .
the close OF business on Septembe
., 1888. and will remain close
until the opening of business O
September 10. 1858. JOHN {
MCCORMACK, Senior Vice Presi
dent and Cashier.
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ASST, BLDG. CONSTRUCTION
sUPT. wanted b. iarge Genera
contractors; must be thoroughly
familiar with various trades ant
able 10 supervise and check sub,
contractors work, Write IN detail
70 p. o. Boz ii6, Riverdale, Nd
for interview.
ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE
food llne: supervisory ability
night hours: S32b, POTOMAC
kMPLy oil King st., Alex XII
ASST. MANAGER. local boviinl
eenter. exper. not essential. bond
able. good pay and opportunitl
Cor advancement. For Interview
write Box J23-R. star.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Long established consumer finance
company has opening for vouna
man, use a1-35. Exper. not neces.
sary but very helpful; unlimited
possibilities for future, strictly
merit increases; auto necessary
modern empioye dement's. Phone
Mr.. PAYNE. ST. 3-S6s0.
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that j
will sell at public auction al the
METROPOLITAN Police Department,
d. c.. Property Clerk Warehouse,
located trear entrance) 469-477
G Street NV, at TEN O'CLOCK
AN, WEDNESDAY. THE SIXTH
eellaneous bicycles, trieycles and
wagons In possession Of the Chief
talso Property Clerk. Of the Met
ropolitan Police Department, D. c.
warehouse will be open at o AM.
on Wednesday, Ausust q, 1855, for
Inspection Of articles and sale will
begin at 10 AM. Terms OF sale
Is cash. Articles will not be sold
to minors unless accompanied By
parents or adults. EARL r. HART
MAN, Deputy Chief Of Police,
MI talsO PIoDertvI Gle k. p.
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PERSONAL

GHOSTWRITING AND EDITING
Established newspaper and maya.
zine writer Resumes. Forms 81,
articles, speeches, research. Books,
theses edited. JU. S-16gS.
APPRAISED Have youI
antiques and yaluables appraised
for tax, casualty claims inheri-
lance, insurance and detailed in.
STANLEY GALLERIES. FE 3.
3Sll. Pc 3-3Si2
REFINED, mature lady would like
position as companion to elderly
person. References. Box SOS, star
CONvALEsCENT HOME, Seat Pleas.
ant--Colored men and women
general care: welfare clients ac-
eepted; lie home. WA. $4,000
ACTORS. ENTERTAINERS. PRO
FEssIoNAL; additions; sun. 4 {.
MANAoEMRNTf0 $500 NRk eserSoiI
I'd NV NO 1886
AMPLE FUNDS available to rem,
nance your home. Raise cash. con.
solidate bills. liquidate persona
debts. reduce monthly payments
Licensed consultant, contid. serv.
no adv, fees. NO. 7-5657.
FOR RENT-Public address system
mobile unit; ideal for election
sions; lowest rates IN town. ii
0-402s or 10. l.230l.
VACANCY, for elderly or retire.
person: beaut. furn., pvt. home
excel. food, tray serv.. no othe
s soe4si. 'f'n''' al corner Dc
PIANO AND VOICE INSTRUCTION
Studio or your home. Start now
COLUMBIA MUSIC STUDIO, Mrs
Bars. LA. 0-0297.
TELEPHONE ANSWERING sERv
cali Ex. 3-sss5 weekdays. please
BEST OF CARE given to eidsrl
persons: 24-hour nursing care
at door. Hu. $4,000.
AMATEUR SAILORS, AHOY!-cou
Pile. leaving weeks cruise, .Chesa
peake Bay, Aug. ~, aboard 2S-fi
expenses. Box 420-T. star.
PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE - sti
photos and movies, Tor all Ocee
SONS; educational and trainln
fllm; eustom-tailored work. Ca
VIII. 2-252l.
LEARN TO DANCE quickly. incl
pensively, in Q friendly atmo
phere. 4 pvt. lessons, 4 semtpvl
5 club dance parties; total,
lessons; only 50. Call co. $500
NOME TUTORING. remedial reai
ing: also Eng, gram. ana com
and basic math.. for elem, b.
and collegiate requirements. All
geom., Gale, chem. phys, n.
, EQUIV, kngltsh As q md lang. 3
lected teachers. best area py
pub. schls.. d. c.. Nd. Va. v
J come 70 you. IA. 2-lSs9.
ELDERLY LADY in private shal
home; front porch; plenty 10 ea
bus at door. ~. LESS.
. POSITIVE THINKING, better co
Versation. Englsh. personalit
confidence, success. Class formin
Call g-l3 an. and 6-6 pm D
" 7-2a34.
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AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC SALE
liberia Fruit Farms
SOONM ARYIkND. is PM,
TUESDAY, AUG. 5, 1858

TUESDAY, AUG. >, 1858
PUBLIC SALE OF ELELgTA rRuIT
ERSTowN MARYLAND. Is Pm.
Propertv on woodmont Club Road,
s mi. west OF Hancock. Nd; 5lo
acres 1900 apple trees. 5-ls yrs.
sprayed pruned: 1857 crop .O,O0o
hu,: 40x1O packing house; 4Ox1O
barrel shed: 3Ox60 bank barn
several implement sheds; 2OO-aere
fair timber: never falling sprins
and stream. Most OF southern
Boundary line fronts on Wood
mont Rod and Gun Club land
HARVEY N. MILLER AND Q c.
MATSON. Trustees. Grice Bids,
Harerstown, Nd. ty.7-auJ
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White; steady employment for the
right man with large development
company. Pleasant working con-
ditionS: aforementioned once.
Write Mr.. Spano at 1925 49th
street NV. State experience, age
and salary expected.
W. C. AND A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
ASSIST TO CREDIT MGR.-Young
man to assist credit manager In
Ice retail iewelry store. PleasinR
personality and willingness To
work hard for advancement are
main requirements. Good salary
and manv benefits. Apply in per.
son 70 Mr.. Harkins CASTLE
BERG'S. 1904 z st. NV.