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Program Listings


7-cFowded Out. Special.
9-Troekdown. Western.
"KiIIer Toke An" Roneer Gil
man trocks down murderer.
Robert CUP. tRepeot.)
$50
4-The Fifth French Republic.
7-SoIdiers of Fortune.
9-Destiny. Drdmo.
Outpost" The captain Of
United States covolry troop is
forced to choose between sowing
the life Of an old man or coptur-
ING deserter ond killer. ChorIes
Bronson. (Repeot.l
800
AN Squad. Adventure.
1.-THE Specialists" Bollinoer poses
os hired ounmon in on effort TO
capture three sofecrockers. IRE
peotl
TO. Henry Playhouse. Dromo.
Thomas Mitchell stors.
9-Phil SiIvers Show. Comedy.
You'll Never Get Rich." Serot
BiIko tries to select O replacement
for the coIoners secretary so thot
he and his platoon can get special
privileges. tRepeot.
$50
4-The Thin Man. Comedy.
Phyllis Kirk. Peter Lowtord star.
tRepeots.
faction TheoteF. Drama.
killers Pride"
9-TN Playhouse. Drama.
Mon on Rock" A salesmon
heeds the advice of on ottroctive
bookkeeper model and obondons
his successful hioh-pressure toe
tics. Tony Curtis. tRepeot.)
1000
4-covoIcode Of Sports.
Cornnen BosiIio vs.. Art Aroeon.
Ten rounds. Welterweio1ts. Wrio-
ley Field, Los Angeles. Golf.
7-HoPbor Commend. Police.
9-UndeFeuFFenf. Dronno.
Hurricane Coming" The owner
of small hotel on on islond in
the West Indies leosns that his
wife is plonnino to run owoY.
tRepeot.)
1890
7-Seo Hunt. Adventure.
Lloyd Bridges stors.
9-Personol Appearance.
Meet the Governor. r." A comedy
obout young lawyer who decides
TO run for Governor and discovers
thot on incident in his post is
couse for embarrassment. Herb
Shriner. tRepeot.l
IO:4S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

visitors can stand where Isabella
stood in 1902 when she pledged
her jewels to finance columbus,s
first voyage. The majestic tomb
Of Columbus occupies a place OK
honor in the cathedral Of Seville.
Scholars still study at the Uni
versity Of Salamanca where
Columbus consulted the royal as
tronomers. And Barcelona, with
it's replica Of the Santa Maria,
was the scene Of Columbus's tri-
umphant return from the New
World. Tourists can visit the
cavernous reception hall where
he presented Their Catholic MAJ,
esties with Indians, tobacco ana
tomatoes--the first ever seen IN
Europe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

un October IL, America cele-
0'ates Columbus Day.
q, ~ the coming year, hundreds
y. thousands Of Americans will
10y, icy christopher Columbus addi-
~, tIO"al honor while visiting Spain,
V We country which sponsored his
se esage OF Discovery 466 years
n sO ana which today carefully
deserves reserves the landmarks of his
lin liner as symbols Of the historic
IN between Spain and America.
Will lany OF the places associated
Ard. Columbus are located In
~~in"u.alusia, SPANS sun-drenched
hsdTer vacationland. Columbus
ps s ms frst interview with King
tn ' ulind and Queen Isabella in
IN ' , Il'y OF Cordoba. At Granada,
'"s ornate Alhambra palace.
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PROFESSOR RECEIVES
SCHOLARSHIP

Hampton, Va, Aug. 25 -
William l.. Fields, Associate
Professor of Physics at
Hampton Institute, is one of
80 university and college
professors throughout the
country attending scientific
programs this summer spon-
sored by Remington Rand
Univac, a division of Sperry
Rand Corporation.
The recipient OF $400
scholarship, Professor Fields
will attend a two weeks
scientific oriented course OF
instruction relative 10 uni
vac systems held at the Col
Iese of st. Thomas, St. Paul,
Minnesota from August rs
through September S.
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Society DOinsgs

,ivcn in beautiful stecing,
among the trees, on the lawn
Of the Aliens.
Little Patricia Graham wclcom-
cd the guest, Rose Marie Bcal
gave an original poem, in which
she told how each club member
is helping TO Keep Detroit Beau
tiful, and Patricia Hoover, Pre-
sident of the Junior Association,
introduced Mr. Allen, President
who in turn introduced the speak
err, Mrs. George Jordan from the
Keep Detroit Beautiful Commit
tee. They gave a splendid address.
Mrs. Marie Jones, dramatic read
err, gave a very beautiful reading
on flowers.
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7OMMENTA

headquarters, 1853 f. Eliza
beth. The class will continue
until 3 pm. during each of
four sessions.
The schedule allows two
additional Wednesdays when
class members will have an
opportunity for ON the spot
experience. They will assist
with canteen duties on
bloodmobiIe assignment or
at the canteen counter in
chapter headquarters. The
final class will be held on
October n.
I'VE believe this proceed
ure will be a better demon
stratiOn of the service can
teen volunteers render tim
a strictly classroom situa-
ton has provided, Mrs.
Herring said.
ANY woman who is in
terested in helping provide
this service in the Red
Cross, is invited to call
WO. $4,000, Monday through
Friday, from 10 am. to 3
pm. to register for the class,
although registration will
remain open until the first
session. Red Cross canteen
service uniforms can be pur-
chased by those accepting
assignments"
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ItNlVl
Mrs. Mary Banks Of Ivanhoe,
is sponsoring a Lem on
squeeze at the home of Mrs.
Freddie Banks Friday, August
Goth from until 8 pm.
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY
The eighth anniversary OF
lRev VIM Friday pastor OF MI.
, Morlah Baptist Church No. 2.
.Gl36 Lawton Street was ohscrV-
He'd August lcth through oath
with Rev = G. Taylor general
Tchairman Sunday. August 10th
a3.30 pm Sunday school in
4chargc Mr. j Dorsey, supt;
Esermon. Rev w r Robertson
5of Mt Ncbo Baptist Church
n Others who helped in obscrv-
n Others who helped in ohserv-
ling the anniversary were Rev.
IL. G Foster, Rev a Stamps;
&AIrs. VI Holmes. Rev. W. Cooks.
SRev G. l.. War; and the An
stictam Baptist Church. Mrs W
IN TURNER Rev r \ Allen,
&Ecy A Holmes, Rev 7 l..
4 ,aulsbcrry, Rev $. Friday. RI
4dcr A. Cobb, Rev J w Wo.
Xmcak. Rev. Il. j Jackson
The anniversary was cllmaXed
with the general church Rose
n { Sharon) sermon by Rev W.
~, Watkins.
n The Calvary District BRIDGE
IbuildcrS held their monthly
Nmecting at the Macedonia Bap-
HIST Church on Thursday An.
4 ust 2i, 1883 Durine this
Smcclng hearts were Saddcned
with information concerning
6ihc death of Mrs Carrie Phil
8ips who was president OF the
IWol>crnc state Convention
Womcns Dcpt)
Funerals services will be on
NJ Tuesday. August 20, at the 20
+ renthian Baptist Church
ON sunday August II the
senior Red Circle girls under
Xthc direction of Mrs BNrdlc
h Huuddeston and Velma Philpot
a sponsored IIaho Mock We'd
n ding for the Senior Department
a the Missionary Society OF me
n New Grace Baptist Church
The bride. Miss Margaret Ed
xdinrton. was given in marriase
s by Mr.. William King who acted
= as father
y Continued on Page 81
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DUKE ELLINGTON ENIERTAINS

RICHARD X. Crane of De-
troit, Michigan, is one of the
men being honored by the
Midwestern United Life In
surance Com pany, Fort
Wayne, Indiana, at its tenth
annual Leaders Convention.
The convention, which
marks the Company's tenth
anniversary, is being held at
the famous French Lick
Sheraton Hotel, French LICK,
Indiana, this week. Mr..
Crane, who is a Special Rep
resentative for the Company
in this area, qualified to at
tend the convention site by
meeting a 7-month paid vol
ume and premium income
CONTINUED on Page 81
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|pu TEtHM|0UtS OF
|S Nm LEADERSHIP

|c,,sses will be held at
High School
I"day nights 7 to $3.50, , ana
(ursday nights Z TO Wv
\. SAYS for IL weeks.
II tration. September 8,
ia and 18th. Classes be-
\ September IS and 10.
4 arm how to be a sue
Psr,,I leader in your Block
III ' Neighborhood Council,
l"rch. PTA. Lodge, Fra.
Fnity. Union, or Social
BIB Group
Ehc program is to
and build your
E,ni,ation; recruit new
kmsers, hold and activate
4 members. raise funds.
h successful and interest
1 programs, plan big meet
1, and campaign rallies;
Rroye communications and
bic relations.
Have successful relation
Eus with governmental
Have officers sue
ksfully carry out their
{; have good committees
n really function; handle
kciaI. vexing problems
N arise in your group.
BECOME ACQUAINTED
iTH Fill MS, SLIDES,
kGAZINES, BOOKS, AND
fHER MATERIALS ON
In SUBJECTS OF COM
Unity DEVELOPMENT
Nd LEADESRHlP TRAIN
e.
Meet other men and wOm-
| who are leaders in their
Immunity organizations.
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IEN CLASS FOR VOLUNTEERS

|Mrs. John F. Herring, De-
BIT Red Cross chapter Can
en Services chairman, has
beduled a training class
canteen volunteers to
lrt at 10 am, Wednesday,
|ptember II, in chapter
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.,aroor nights dream Of pie Is this suceue,s , that
n bueberrics in tenderycrisP water-wmpp ,S bcGer
az Ss berries have exactly the right degree OF % Of the deep
90 color is unclouded Garnished with Jew ~ eron
rch ens ; arJ my spray leaves here's memoraue
of an odtme favorite -,
lIS teaspoon cinnamon opuoh"'l
Fillng ~ oooliro 4 cups fresh blueberries
StaDlespoohs pu'V" to 2 tablespoons
tapioca lemon Juice
H4 TO cup suea' tablespoon butter
ch;re "noca sugar salt cinnamon bueoer'es anu
~ wa,er.Whip Pastry for iwocrus, 9ineh p'e'
S/4 cup Spry . Guns sifted
teaspoon salt allnurnose -four
IA cup boiling water :. a. .na.or and milk WhI
Place Spy ana d Is absorbed and mixture smooth Aaa no
with iork unt INTO dough- Shape into ball ko psSn ~;
strlng gun' 2inch ts center OF top
h Dot butt,r over filling Adjust top crust oRs minutes or unit
S"s and aute edge Bake IN hot oven lezo. ~ go % ~
a o;s with heavy bubbles that do not burst A ~ waved
Nets, For ease in handling pastry, roll De'"ee" ' =
paper
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FIRST ANNUAL MEMS DAY

The men of Grcatcr InStitu.
tional Baptist Church. located at
1929 JOS Campau observed their
first Annual Day, Sunday, Au-
gust 18th with Rev A. G.,
Wright as guest speaker for the
morning services.
The guest director for the Z.
L. u. was MIR c Powe
The evening services were he.
gun with officers of the Pleas
ant Grove Baptist Church and
the guest speaker was Rev Il.
II. Harris. pastor of same, who
was introduced by Rev ) j.
Williams
Mrs Ulysses Davis, chairman;
Mr. Ebert Freeman, co-chair'
man, Deacon George Sanders,
program chairman; Mr.. John
Duncan, secretary.
Rev. Samuel J. Williams, IS
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Social g Gi~e Round-Lp..
p nIlpv uluIIhAC
BY RUBY WILLIAMS

Congratulations TO Mrs. Ruby
Williams who observed a birth.
day on Wednesday, August 20,
1853.
Many happy returns OF the
day
Mr.. Jodic Mar2ctt, formerly Of
1862 Monterey left saturday Au-
gust %, 1858. for Yonkcrs, y.
Y. after spending two.wcck
vacataion here in the Motor CT
~.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Evans
Of 9253 IIolmur Street. cclcbrai.
ed Their 18th year OF marital
bliss on August 18th, 1858
Congratulations May you
have many more years Of hap
pincss.
The funeral Of Mrs Marie
Mckenzie was held at Second
Baptist Church, AL Monroe
Street on Wednesday, August 20
1858 with Rev a. A. Banks Jr.
officiating
wish TO express my heart
felt sympathy TO the Mckenzie
family in their hour of sorrow
Mrs. Peggy lloaks and Mrs
Bette Jean Stephenson lett en-
route TO Montgomery. Al1hama
after spending an enjoyable i've
weeks vacation in the HON" al
their sislerin.law and arand
mother Mrs + Rollins who re-
sides al 1856 Monterey Street
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Recognize this plant? YOU'D
better us poison ivyl Eight oui
OF ten people in The US. ore sus-
cepiible. learn to recognize the
pIont-ond avoid il. II you con.
Now-you can oIso immunize your
self oeoinsi il. A new ioblei called
AQUA-lvY provides immunity in
o5% OF the coses tested. An ethical
product. The tablets ore available
without prescription through
drvgsiofes.
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PHILADELPHIA IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION

On last Sunday afternoon The
East Philadelphia Improvement
Association sponsored tour OF
yards and a program. The beauti-
full picture of flowers and lawns
painted in the minds OF the
guests will long be remembered
by them.
Fifteen yards were toured.
They were: Heavenly Flowers,
Mrs. Lillian Heatman,-'Pctltc
Charm, Miss Beatrice Fairfax
Lets Rest Awhile, The John O.
Jacksons-"Restful Bliss The
Chatmans-"Mclody of Beauty,
Mrs. Virginia Byrd-"Charm Gar
dem, The Frisbys-"E Enchanted
Beauty, Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner
Jones-"Quaint Beauty, Mrs Rob
bic Barnes Rhapsody in Dab
las, Mrs. Rose Collicr-"Gard-
ner's Delight, Mrs. Mamie Spann
symphony of Roses, The
James IIulberts- Beauty with
Charm, The William Grahams-
Summer Charm, Mrs. Erma
Williams-"Summcr at its Best
Miss Mamyc Cole - Shady
Lane. The Aliens. Popular
choice of the guests on Sunday
afternoon was "Rcstful Bliss
The Chatmans.
judges from the Department OF
Parks and Recreation, Judged the
wards of the Association mem
bcrs. First prize was won by
the James Hulberts, second prize,
Mrs Rose Collier and third prize
The William Grahams- A beautl-
full trophy was presented TO Inc
first prize winner, by the prcsl-
dent, for splendid job done.
To beat the heat, cooling re-
freshmentS were served in the
enchanting yards of the iulberts
and Aliens. After the tour a
short program in keeping with
the events Of the afternoon wa'
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BY MARY BELLE RHODES
WEDDING

y
wedding vows Saturday at 2 pm.
al Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church with Rev. Charles T.
Hill reading the rites.
The regular wedding music in
song and organ borught solcm-
nifty TO the guests as the final
number "Mcndelshon' wedding
march was heard and the beau
tiful bride was entering the
church on the arm of her father,
wearing a white chintilly lace
gown with fitted bodice.
Her veil of tulle fell from
jewel crown. She carried an
orchid and stephanotis attached
to a prayer book.
Wilma Berry was the maid of
honor and Dora Wells, Jackie
Smith, Lila Moner, Joyce Mccall
and Dolores Thomas were brides
maids.
Thomas Proctor was ring bear
CT and Vernice Reaves, best man.
Ushers were John Flowers.
Warren Lonston, Gerald Hill, Her
bert Hill and Louis Harrison, Jr
MI, and Mrs. Louis Harrison,
ST., are the parents Of the bride
The reception was at the Ma
cirema Club.
Mrs. Harrison was wearing an
all form fitting lace dress.
Mrs. Edna Holcomb, director.
Barbara Jean was the receipt
ent of a miscellaneous shower Civ
en- by Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson.
A luncheon by Joyce Thomas
and Wilmur Berry also the spins
ter dinner was given Friday
night
Harry Lee JcNcS was to be
inductcd int t. c &c last
week and Mrs. Sarah .,all gave
him a party last Saturday night
in the garden.
Many of his friends were pre-
sent with their girls enjoying the
dancing and repast.
Mrs. Prudence Perry has re-
turned from Europe, reporting an
excellent trip.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. Alonza David Pcttiford an
nouncc last week the marriage
OF his daughter Viviennc Arman-
ola to Mr. James Luther Tclfair
on Saturday the seventeenth OF
December nineteen hundred and
fifty-five in Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Rosa L. Gragg was given
a Testimonial Breakfast Tuesday
morning by the AME Church Wo
men of Detroit at the Gotham
Hotel.
Mrs. A. b. Evans was chairman
Is
Mrs. Russell j. Cloud was given
birthday luncheon Wednesday al
his spacious home on Roosevelt
by his daughter, Pauline Cloud
Rivers.
Many of his friends were pre-
sent.
DR. and Mrs. Larry Duncan
gave a family dinner for Mr.
Elmer Brown of Springfield, Ohio
y
MIR. and Mrs. T.. b. Woods OF
Bangor were host to a lovely
Sunday afternoon party serving
dainty Sandwiches and socialablc
drinks.
Some of the guests present
we're DR.. and Mrs. Garner, DIR
and Mrs. linton JoneCs, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Il. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Durham, Mrs. William
incentV, Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell
Scott, DR.. Orville Williams. MIR
Harrison c. Reid, Attorney anC
Mrs Robert Early, DIR. and Mrs
Aaron White, also others.
et
A delightful "Chat-o nj b G
Lawn" party was given by Mrs
Gussie Christian Sunday after
noon at her spacious home OF
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Scovel and West Grand Blvd.
Modelling and a fine program
furnished a lovely afternoon.
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.ns 10 Mrs. Ruby pasior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

pastor
Mrs Mary Banks Of lvanhoe,
is sponsoring Lem on
Squeeze" at the home of Mrs
Freddie Banks Friday, August
Goth from 6 until 8 pm
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I'avfsTMl lH.,, pRop 's'sAiI IMR. TWEEDY
lcoAIlhUfpl

2. q. CO. --2-hedrm. BUNGALOW. cor
ner lot kpac grounds, plenty Of
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FOR SAIL OR TRADE--Prime
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Minimum cash investment. b.
FRANKLIN KAHN, Reaitof. NO
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10 and III; Fairfax, Va, Kemp
washington area, Restaurant has
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beer tap, refer, deep freeze. etc I
ready To-. operate y cabins and
additional space for trailer park
subject 10 xonine, $4,000 cash
Curry. poMPoNio REALTY, Inc,
"A, 10000. ewes, KE. $3.50
sIORE AND ? APIS. in good bnE,
HAasihS MA SA. s. tiss IL ! Nm nn
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e.e,---Si,i@O income Ideal Tor
owner 20 operate and occupy, al
white nslghhorhQod Priced to sell
KELLEY a BRANNER, nj s-TsIu.
Ewes. 81 s-OS44.
~ UNITS; ) blocks from Key
show better than inss return;
S40.OOu cash down: call Mr.
Curry, pOMpoNlO REALTY. Inc,
IA. $4,000, ewes, KE. $3.50.
SSaO.OG0 G.A y GROSS Rental
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Emerson & Orme, Buick

WIW \ ! NJ = ? =
CHEVROLET 1888 sedan: r and
h new car condition: ~65n. - uA
down. $50 Is month FALLS
highWay al HillsooG ave. u.
s.aypp
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GARAGES
BUATS

FOR RENI, double for storaTe
brick. cleo. concrete floor M
Union Station ne. Ju. g-ss4a.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

wHyATON--74s0 50. IT,; top b.
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Reaitor, ~. b.7i00, ASK for MI.
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highway. close In; ideal foI liRht
mfg. 0r retail use. KELLEY a
BRANNER. d. 7-77f0: ewes, Oh
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KIRK MOTOR GO.

Rhode Island Ave a. -Nth n Z.
AID. 2-;s333
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel Air 4-dr;
sedan: white ana Ereen. racio a1d
heater. seat covers Clean lnslGe
and out. recprGit!oned, only : f4t.
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MONEY WANTED

YOUNG BUSINESS MAN needs
5000: So interest. . years at
I So 30 month. good references and
credit. Ii. 4-lI2S.
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.

CADILLAC SIS Custom fleetwood
go special, al power, owner.
especial.y nice -
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANs---cArs or trucks. in
Is minutes whether It's paid for
or lot HER6ON'e. sth and o
nv. DE. 2-740O.
MORTGAGE LOANS, SIS, 600 s50.-
900 Group your debts. lower your
payments. refinanee your property
ano improvements. quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate
farms etc. Only IN the state OF
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and HOLIDAYS At saratosa 7-4047
NEED MONEY? Reduce your
monthly mortgage payments
Funds are avail. for remodeling
Fennancing your property. or con
kolidatinf debts. Mr.. WHITE
NE t-O50O.
RAISE CASH, reduce monthly pay.
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financing your home. no advance
fees Licensed consultant NO
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Choice Lots

one 2.9OO 50, H.. one 5000 "a
n. and one 1000 So H.. on main
highway in Silver spfing; Good
financing.
Montgomery Rlty. Co., Inc.
Ju. $4,000 Ewes, ~. 5000
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

MiAMl--Duplex. $1,000 equity for
sale. or exchange for Wash. prop
erty area. HE. 4-07i6.
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Your qualifications arc fine, MIR. Tweedy.
Are you willing 10 trayeI?"
WAREHOUSES FoR REM
icoNiINUtDl


NEW WAREHOUSE. 80, 900 sa. Il
renna. rr siding. ism ceiling
v 81 ne; ample parking. d, RI.
RICHARDSON Co. DI 1885.
$500 SO TT Rockville: new in
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featuring or varehousing.
5,3O0 SO. FT.--convenient Nd.
location. l-story bids. incl Smaii
ONCE. Both thilgate loading ana
drive-in. railroad ample parking
$4,000 SO. Fr,---Near Union sta
ton. drive-in bldg. 1000 50. e.. OF
once. some parking.
WILL BUILD TO YOUR NEEDS
IN NEW INDUSTRIAL AREAS;
D. C, Md AND VA, WITH AND
WITHOUT RAILROAD.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
WASH. BLDG. DI, 5-s3oO
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ROYAL MOTORS (PlYrnnuthl
LEE d BUTIER. mo.

l1aI 2lss st NV Re 7-e470
CADILLAC $50 Coupe de Vile:
black power steering, air con-
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$3.50. low miles. electric win
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BUSINESS PROP. EoR REM
BUSINESS PeoP. WAITED

NEw CAR SHOWROOM or buiiding
Salisble for same. Box iau-A. Star
USED CAR LOT or suitable site
wanted. Box igt-A, Star
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AUT0MoBILEs FoR SALE

: Corners, Pals Church. Va
open TIL 10 JE. 2.iS7i
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ASSuME

Realtor, Exclusive Agent
OF. A-sas6 OF, 4-SUda
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BETHESDA AREA. $3.50 Butler rd.,
on River I'd. near railroad
X, 100 "a II plus i.SUO sa. n,
Of open hpaoe; truck dock, heated
Z. b, BskuNiNoER n SONS
KfNstNOTON--Approx l.4O0-sa.
q new building Assume lease
St25 month. VIII. 2.2iib. RIA
3-fd3n, Mr., voITH
NEW WAREHOUSE, 90 MINUTES
EIiBsg,ck nay, iTs:ET;, .cfifiiEsSS'
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D,000-FT. AREA. UNION 4-SOOS'
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT


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ANGLIA 1858; excellent condition.
only slNA. Call IA a-9scf.
AUSTIN So sedan; sac, full price
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
PETHI sDA INDY SHOWROOM
770l wis Ave. OIL. a-6lag
BORGWARD
Station wagons and sedans: up TO
rs miles per gallon OF Gas. One
q .qsrmanys finest. As low as
CONTINENTAL MOTORS,
LTD.
liOl Rhode Island ave. ne. CO.
A-Sl.s Open 1,3u-lO, sun, lO.S.
BufcKs-'li g.drs, and sedans;
selections OF colors. clean, all fully
equipped and reeonditioned. Saa5
Emerson g. Orme, Buick
BlB RI !. Ave. NE. DU. S-bsOu
BUICK 81 SUPER s-door; =. and
h., hydra sia6
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
0sI All. Blvd. p C, JE. a-iisa
BUICK 1854 Century Estate vas
steefihe and brakes chrome lus.
eage rack ! owner; very low mile
KIRK MOTOR co.
ba3a Wis, Ave EN-. a-4bS3
buick 'b6 hardtop Rivieral dyna-
Tone sS,,c%' inisriOsi immaculate,
KIRK MOTOR co.
Rh'd' iaia9 40. ASs.sasst sO'A NE
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BrOadnont

THE MOST TERRIFIC LOT IN
THE AREA Gently rolling with
lots OF lockwood and Towering trees
Cane Cod. Two hedTms and bath
up 2 bedrms and bath on LIST
floor; spacious livtns rm. with
stone fireplace, family-SiEed dintnP
rm fully equipped kitchen, Sc
cluded screened asIs.i on dining
rnl. ana living rm., finished rec
rom With stone fireplace, plus bar
room ard built.in garage. THIS
HOME rs REf,ucED TO SILL THIS
WEEK