davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

tomarse sobre las elecciones ICON
la opinion .publica, que sigue sien-
do ell factor determinante del
asunto".
La declaration Sc produjo, Sc
gun la actividad politica Sc reanu.
da despues de los amos de suspen-
sion por causa de la dictadura
Perez Jimenez,
Ell regreso de Rafael Caldera,
jefe del Partido Copei, di6 lugar
hoy a una imponente manifesto,
ci6n popular. Millares de personals
lie dieron la bieDvenida en- Ell aero.
CASA q In P2gina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

nomicos de la Administration de
Fomento Economico.
Este numero de ~visitantes equi-
vale a 43 v~isitantes por cada mil
habitantes Ge los 48 estados y del
Distrito de Columbia.
En- cuanto a los numeros de vi
sitantes, ell estado de Nueva York
encabezo la lista o 25,101. Flo
rida hizo segundo con 5000 ILL
nois y Nueva Jersey en- tercer
y cuarto lugar con Alas y 4,055,
respectivamente. Los proximos seis
fueron PENNSYLVANIA GID, Cali
fornia (3,331), Massachusetts e.
823), Ohio (2,463), Connecticut e.
1877 y Michigan (1,804).
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
F.B.I. Sc ~Incuutu
de %Cargumento
de Murihuunu

MILWAUKEE,, febrero 8 (UP)
-Agentes federales Sc incautaron
de marihuana por valor de 10000
dolares, introducida en- este pals
desde Mexico y oculta en- una casa
de Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Seis agentes federales Sc incauta-
ron aver de 700 libras de marco
tico, cuyo valor es de 1000 dolares
la libra, y dijeron que es ell depo-
sito de marihuana mas grande que
descubre en- este pals ell Departa-
mento de Aduanas.
Sc presume que I'm grupo de
contrabandistas mexicanos selec-
cionaron a Kenosha como centric
(Pasa a la Pagina SEIS)
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Levanfsda tensura en- orienie

LA HABANA, Febrero 8. -
(UP). = Ell presidente Fulgen-
clio Batista levanto hoy la CEN
sura en- la Provincial de Oriente,
despues de una conferencia con
ell Ministro de Gobernacion.
Sin embargo, Sc mantiene en-
Oriente la suspension de las ga
rantias constituencies.
La Provincial de 0riente es es-
cenario del alzamiento de FL
del Castro y sus rebeldes de
Sierra Maestro contra ell Gobier-
no de Batista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb. 8.
CUP. = "Espero que no" respon-
dio ell g~obernadoE Luis Munoz Ma
rim, a las preguntas de periodistas
norteamericanos, sobre los rumo-
res de que Juan Domingo Per6n,
ex DICTATOR de Argentina, vendria
a Puerto Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

personals, baio muy severas ad-
vertencias, es decir que todos
deben pensar y actuar como
piensa ell jefe o como este quie-
ra. Como igualmente los con-
mueve enterarnos de que la car
dinal function de los exilados =
que han tenido que huir de Gu
ba por combatir activamente a
Batista y SUI dictadura- consis-
tie en- recoger dinero y enviarse-
10 al supradicho Comite.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

NSSl |

y ahora Perez Jimenez, expreso:
'mientras de mas libertad disfru-
temos, mejor es la vida.
Respecto de Peron, uno de los
periodistas norteamericanos veni-
dos para la Inauguration de un
hotel, insistio: "GY 81 viniera ira
yendo 200 mllIones de d6lares?".
Replica entonces Munoz Marin:
"Espero que no. La plata no es
todo".
1857 vISITANTES
SAN JUAN.-Durante ell aho
fiscal 1867, unos 1887 visitan-
ties de Estados Unidos Sc hospeda-
ron en- los hoteles de San Juan, Sc
gun la oficina de Estudios Eco
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
NU HA IIVUICIUO
DE

SAN JOSE, CIR, Feb. 8 -(UP)
- Mario Echandi, ell candidate
presidential co~nservador opuesto
a la politica del gobierno actual
del Presidente Jose Figures, con-
tinua en- ventaja en- los primeros
escrutinios de las elecciones cele-
bradas aver.
Jovenes p~artidarios de Echandi
interrumpieron aver ell transito en-
la parte baja de San Jose, pero no
hubo incidente alguno de violen-
cha. Ell proceso electoral fue pre-
senciado por tres delegados de las
Naciones Unidas a saber, Paul Ne
gro, presidente del Tribunal Elec-
toral de Uruguay; Horace E. Read
decano de la Facultad de Leyes de
la Universidad canadiense de Dali
housie, y Herbert Tungsten, direc-
tor del diario sueco "Dagens Ny.
heter".
PRONOSTICARON TRIUNFO
DEFINITIVO
SAN JOSE, CIR, Feb. -(UP)
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

"Por ultimo, y en- relacion a la
mencion que de mi nombre ha-
cen dichos representatives exclu-
sivos, quienes Sc ven en- la me-
cesidad de aclarar, para que to-
dos sepan de quien Sc trata, que
soy "un vocero del DR.. Prio"; ash
como de la transcription de un
acuerdo de la Junta de Liberia
cion Guiana sobre ell destino de
las armas de cuya paternidad
(PaSa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Democratic en- Aeeion
D~tn0CRdC1d en- NCtI0H
.Asequrado Ell Triunfo de
.Echandi en- Costa RIGA
Candidate de la oposiei6n en- Fuerte ventaia

SAN JOSE, febrero 8 -(UP)-
Los ultimos computes oficiales in
completes colocan al candidate
presidential Conservador Mario
Echandi con ventaja sobre los
otros dos candidates en- las cleo
clones costarricenses.
Echandi tenia 29.117 votos;
Francisco Orlich, candidate del
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Rusiu Rechuzu Reunion de CuncilIeres
Como Prelude d Ia de Jefes de Estado

MOSCU, febrero 8 (UP)-La Union Sovetca rechaz6 hoy cate
goricamente una reunion de Ministries de Relaciones Exterlores como
Prelude de la conferencia de Jefes de Estado, y propuso que Ell
temario y las cueshones de procedimiento sean discutidas pr la via
diplomahca una vz que las grandes potencias convengan en- COME
renGar. TO-"
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Continuaran las temperate.
ras frias ell martes. Vientos
fuertes del Nor0este. TEMPO
buen0 en- general.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
Y comentan-

do so r e ell
derrocamiento
d e dictadores
1atinoamerica
nos, P r 8 n g,
Roias Pinilla
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
|lgZ Z n !9aIyR |||1|;|| ii2 lI||ZRS 2| iiS@l !i iRSSggR aS IIS1H i
TermInd Ia HueIga de Banearios

BUENOS AIRES, febrero 3 (UP)-La Association Bancaria, que
agrupa a empIeados de bancos Y de companies de SECURES, acordo eta
madrugada poner fin a la huelga iniciada hace una semans, volviendo
hoy a. trabajo.
Ell pro1ongado paro cause numerosas dificultades al concrete y
otras ~achvidades del pals, y origin6 un lamamiento a una morstoria
para comerciantes debdo al atraso en- ell page de letras y otros docu-
mentos comerciales vencidos durante la huelga y que Sc acumularon
con los de vencimiento ahora que estan ~reanudadas las actvdades.
Las empresas tuvieron dificultades para pagan los salaries de fin
de mes. Ell paro provoco una escasez de monedas fraccionarias y
paraliz6 los mercados de divisas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
CUBA

eambray; en- las fabricas y en-
las plantaciones; y sabemos ade-
mas que no es la lucha privada
de ningun sector, sino de TODD
ell que tenga conciencia de hon.
bre libre y digno, no vamos, en-
manera alguna, a caer en- pole
micas esteriles con elementos a
duienes estimamos, en- contra
posici6n a sus desdichadas ex-
presiones, limpiamente revolu-
narios, despieasdidos, generoses
v sinceros, sin otra aspiration
que devoIver a Cuba sus liber-
tades'.
"Sabemos que todos y cada
uno de los distintos y d~istingui.
dos companeros que ciclicamen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Ell doctor Manuel Antonio de
Varona, Presidente del Partido
Autentico (Abstencionista) nos
ha entregado, para su publica-
cacion las siguientes declaracio-
mes politicas:
"Las va cast diarias y Siempre
contradictorias declaraciones pu.
blicas de los senores que dicen
tener ahora la representation ex-
clusiva del doctor Fidel Castro
para los Estados Unidos y de-
mas paises donde viven exilados
o emigrados cubanos, realmente
estan perjudicando mas al pro-
pic lider rebelde que esta pc
leando en- la Sierra Maestro por
y con ell. apoyo de cubanos de to-
das las militancias- que al SAN
guinario dictator que sufre
nuestra patria. Obviamente, ell
perjuicio es para la causa CO.
mum, cuyo exito pudiera retar-
darse por I'm incomprensible
afan de mando supreme, unico
excluyente''.
EN- tai virtud, y como los au-
tenticos sabemos que la lucha
por ell rescate pleno de nuestro
modo democratico de convivir,
Sc esta librando ahora EN- toda
CUha. en- las cilI-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

Este daesma mqsha Ell dhho lei Department" de Dfe%a de los ompOaenes lei nthe de Es
hos Undos de unas 80 pugadad de largo y cn un peod $3.50 ibHs Cuando aknce SUI mayor
aha eSra a I7oom mss de la TERRA uandOe este 10 mas cead de la 1iera Sc anaraa u@2 zoo
mBs de ella de aurdo con LOSE dcIoS que etanS jeOs revision ConOddOp Dor ell nombre de
Explorer que lie hand ss aeadmes la National science Foundation dice que los hombres de
denca lie namaSn" Alpha 1852, E p6MmO Stehe Sc DsMa" beta 1883, en- dome qms que
Sc kms Y ash snedvamene los dems que Sc hnen duranee este aho. = Fh up.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
kubikehek Deimienie Sobre Crisis

RIO DE JANEIRO, febrero 8 (UP)-El Presidente Juscelino
Kubitscheck desmintio hoy que Ell gobierno estuviese estudiando una
reforma monetara para impedir una crisis fnanciera debido a una
excesiva production mundial de cafe.
Segun cifras del Departmental de Agriculture de Estados Unidos,
la cosecha mundial de 1888 sobrepasara los so millones de s1cos,
o 10 milones mas que ell consume mundial.
En- entrevista con Ell vesperhno 20 Globo", Ell Presidente Kubhs-
chek admite que 81 prevalece buen tempo, Brasil tendra este aho un
eevado excedente. Pero dijo que "una reforma monetaria sera made
cuada para encarar Ell problema del cafe".
Kubtschek anadi6: LA experienced de 1854 y 1855 demostr6
que la reforma monetaria solo reducria ell prcio en- orc del cafe
sin aumentar Ell consume para compensar la perdida de divisas, in
dspenssbles para las necesidades de Ia nacion y su prosreso econ6-
mico".
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04
No es Cosa de Sa|ir de Una.
Dictadura Para Caer en- Orr"
ell DR.. M. A. Vaona los REFRESHMENTS De FideI

de Proclamation de los Candidates. Presidential MMquez Sterling y Andre. Rvero-suboeon
ceu de ComoeUey-Abohdo a Hos IN Podo en- La Hahuno.- corun PNes sen Matunzus
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

gobierno 22.499; y Jorge Rossi,
del Partido independents, 5.942.
Arn NAV TArnTNrnc
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-04

1 ~ ~
dades y en- Ell
C a m po; en- la
Sierra Maestro
Y en- la del Es-
Arizona sun., 1958-07-03

If you know the whereabouts
or have seen, Levi Adams, age SO,
height 6 feet 2, weight about 100
pounds, please notify his wife,
2811 East Pueblo Street, or call
Broadway 6-6569.
The missing man walked out
of his home between seven and
eight o'clock on June ii and has
not been seen since. A sick man,
Mr.. Adams, gray haired, was
wearing gray Stacks, blue-gray
sport shirt, and brown sandles.
Arizona sun., 1958-07-03
O BIT u A r [ E. S

Oklahoma, She lived here IS
years.
Survivors are her husband,
Ulysses S. ST., five sons, Russell,
Robert Donell, Willis, and Ulysses
Jr., two daughters, Lottie Day
and Mrs. Hattie Colbert, all Of
Phoenix; mother, Mrs. Mary
Bennett, Oklahoma; two sisters,
Mrs. Ophelia Banks, Phoenix and
Mrs. Ruby WeStbrook, Okla: and
a brother, Pual Watkins, New
York.
Webber's completed arrange
mentS.
John Wess Davis
Final rites were held his
morning for John WeSs Davis,
1880 South 10th Street, who died
June 80 at home. Elder A. D.
Hutchings officiated at services
in the Trinity Church of God
In ChrSt. Interment was in
Greenwood Memorial Park.
Mr.. Davis was employed as a
butcher at Cudahy's. Born in st.
Morris, Louisiana, he had been
resident here 35 years.
Survivors include his wifi c,
Pinkie; two sons Clifton Davis,
Los Angeles, Calf, and Albert
Canada, Phoenix; daughter, Mrs.
Maggie Jackson, Bakersfield, Cal
if, three sisters and four bro
theirs out of state; four grand
children and five great-grand-
children.
Webber's Mortuary made ar
rangements.
Cherryl Lynn George
GraveSide services for the in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pual George of Tucson, were held
yesterday at Greenwood Memori-
al Park. Elder A. D. HutchingS
officiated.
The baby died Monday in a
local hospital.
A brother, Mallory, and mater
nal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert WitherSpoon, survive.
Arrangements were completed
by WebberS Mortuary.
Arizona sun., 1958-07-03
EWendOIyn Holloway


Funeral services were held
Monday for Gwendolyn Holloway
three-month-o daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Holloway, 1909
West Washington. Bishop Ezra
Eoring officiated in Ragsdale
Chapel in the Valley with inter-
snent following in Greenwood
Memorial Park.
The infant died suddenly, Sun
day, in a local hospital.
Survivors include a great anut,
Miss Tryphena Camper, of Phoe-
nix.
Clarence Johnson
Final rites for Clarence john
son, 1922 East Transmission Rd.,
were conducted yesterday morn
ing in Ragsdale Chapel in the
Valley with the Rev L. J. Harper
conducting Burial was in Green
wood Memorial Park.
Mr.. Johnson, "a, born in Chick
saw, Louisiana was World War
I veteran and was confined at
Whipple Hospital in Prescott, be-
tween 1928 to 1881. He came to
Phoenix in 1886 from Fort Baird,
New Mexico. He was a saddle
maker in his early years in Okla
l1orna.
He is survived by his wife,
Emma, daughter, Gail J. Brown.
and niece, Lue Ella Brown, all OF
Phoenix: and a brother. William
Franklin of Los Angeles.
John Mullens
Announcements later by Rags
dale Mortuary for John MullenS
1721 East Illini who died Tues
day in a local hospital.
Rosie Lee Day
Services for Rosie Lee Day OF
1885 East Chapman were con-
Quoted yesterday by Bishop ]. w.
TAYLOR at the Church of God in
Christ No 1. Burial followed in
Greenwood Memorial Park.
Mrs. Day died last Thursday In
her home. A native of Wewoka,
Arizona sun., 1958-07-03
90
Well Folks

Well FOLKS
Let's stay alive over this 4th
of July weekend. If we are to
rem ain ARIZONAS BUSIEST
LIQUOR STORE, we can't poss-
IDLY afford to lose your business,
besides a backyard party with
some of our cold beer and other
beverages adds up to lot Of en-
joyment for everyone and with
out the danger of driving on
crowded highways.
Just a reminder! There are
many items at REDDY'S COR
NER besides your favorite beve-~
ages. To name a few! Ice Bread
Milk 49,. .Lunchmeats.. Salads.
Eggs Cakes. Cookies. FritoS.-
Potato Chips. and Cigarettes
(still at low low price,
The beautiful part about it,
we're open at a. m. and StllE
open at a. m. SO, if the baby
breaks the bottle in the middle
of the night come on down,
we've got the baby bottle and
the milk.
Accommodation Service" is
our motto. That's why we now
have TWO DRIVEN WINDOWS
Don't dress up to come to Reddy's
Corner, just stay comfortable and
come as you are. But, be sure to-
come!
AS Always,
Just "REDDY"
Arizona sun., 1958-07-03
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
RATES
ID Gents per Word. Per Insertion
Minimum. so Cents

WANTED beauty operators for
new and strictly modern
shop for particulars, call Idas'
BR. 6-9142. Booths. Sc a week.
Arizona sun., 1958-07-03

DON'T DESTROY YOUR SUN
Pass it on to your employer
Evening star., 1958-05-15

BUICK 1888 f-dr.. S6se: sharp car.
HOOD PoNTiAc. biO0 wis. ave,
Evening star., 1958-05-15
RIAL ESTATE IoAns

ana TRusTs-Ahsolytsly ton lpol.
cal aiS o. sIsAI' To i;ssSS
PLkNfY VuNps AyAnABIK. ia
e seasGI,SS sGI,SSF'aass' "a a-asoa "
: aAyg eae.eee @ inSss, ~ isl
sRsah,s sRa s'SS s.sass as's' "a Gan seasssii' Il
FIRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
puRcHAeKp nARTow REALLY
So Realtors iasi q st ~
tow RATEs-EAsT AgTION-iH
and Ind TRUST LoANs for any
pufposse pi, 7-Atthi sves, ~
MoRTaAaEs. SIS, Is yss; funds
unlimited pay debts, make i'm.
pfoyemenia, eomhinf tTutls. ~.
dnee payments, Ffee appraisal
CROCKETT, day, eve. m s-Aeai
MONTY, en6 TRueT-we VII buy
snd trust notes p c., neafbs No
9toys, ,IIeaseneels rate. hA'
IhGEft EEs4 coz SssSssIoaspg Ispg 4 FvTsS1r., q.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
AZ Extremely Law Discounts
N X SToNk, on a-afia
MONEY AVAIL, FoR
lsT OR End ThUsT LOANS
Ross MoReTo1ok ~SAR 4 RInyssT.s
INVEST. BLDo, ME-. e.ss7H
MORTGAGE MONEY UNLIMITED
VA AND FHA
Construction and conventional
MONEY, Ny adviee u free, Il NAV
!nspectlon fees. no appraisal fees
2. BEACH. bA01 Temple
tili ID. 80, III. p.ssas. Cal until
Evening star., 1958-05-15
SUPPLIES
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks, In
. minutes, whether it's paid FOL
or not HERsoN's. Sth and 3
NV. DE 2-47O0.
MORTGAGE LOANS IS. OOO-
$3.50 00O--Group your debts, lower
your pymts, refinanee your Drop
and improvements. Quick, honest
courteous service on real estate.
farms, etc. only IN the State Of
MARYLAND Call MR. ROBERTS,
BALTIC, Md day or night suns.
and HOLIDAYS. at Saratoga 7-4047,
Evening star., 1958-05-15
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

sALE-Mountain cottage. in the
Blue Ridge Mountains shenandoah
Retreat Country club, on the
shenanaoah River. about hour
from Wesh. area Tvo-yr, -old
eottage: Nv. rm., nrepl,, Kitchen
cite; bedrm., scr. sleepinE porch.
membership in Shenandoah coun-
try Club, Entities you 10 an
club privils., golf course. pvt. lake
Tor swimming, clubhouse, river
picnic grounds,' childrens play-
around. archery, finest fishing
SPd nsnntlns' Priced very rsaS,
Evening star., 1958-05-15
WAREHoUsEs FoR RENT

KENsINoTQE, .ND-fRpe -. ft.
with once eOx9n. tvo ia.u. over
head doora for truck access IDEAL
Tor contractor or storage company.
vii; take one-year lease, or longer
N desired; S37b q mo.
s.l5O 30, ft With one e-ft.
overhead door; two-year lease
mo. For Information sall 10.
NEW WAREHOUSES = Contain
every facility sou REQUIRE for
Por dsisil, 6Nion a-sS6s .'''''
BETIIEsDA--A,OOO "a. n, zoned
Industrial. once space available
parking Reasonable rent. n, M,
FRY CO.. OIL. 6-1as3.
UNDER THE NEW zoNINd
REGULATION
This building Il classified as c.
Approx. 5000 sa. r., 9 hrs., may be
rented separately, hTeprooi, y
phase for wire slectTieal system.
suitable for any End COMMERCIAL
business, parking avail. Approx. zoe
50, n. Call Ma. 5000 or OF.
l.2ll3. ask for Mr.. KBPPEL for
all particulars.
Oct In nov under the nsS reeu-
lation before all the good buildings
are used up.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

w NH OIAA u o1NIl AI1Ni
aa0l X. !. Ave. NE WA. 7-7O00
.SIIcb:1 sTISk t .1PY APssI,I s;sT sss TIIy
Evening star., 1958-05-15

LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l 2lst st. NV. FE. 7-24T0
BUICK 80 e;dT. super hdtp,i
Evening star., 1958-05-15
MOTORCYCLES

1888 ALLsfATE. sbOee.. De luxe
1000 miles, excel, cond, $50
or best offer. LU. 4-362a.
SEARS LlGHTWEIGHT MOTOR
CYCLE w. old. PERI. eond, /:
$3.50, Call CT. 6-4642.
81 LAMBRETTA $50 &c; less than
5000 miles, extras, S2nk' WA A.
sb2b after q pm.
CLUB FORMING in Alex.
'I;s.;u,i ara; No ,,. HotIeds accepted For
Evening star., 1958-05-15
FL0RIDA PROPERTY

RETIREMENT PLAN HOTEI,-Rs-
strieted clientele, Hotel Bennett In
downtown 81, AuRustlne, located
on beautiful Matanfas Bay, ofiers
a plan for retirement living. Room
with three meals q day, a. low IS
sdb per month per person. two
people 70 room. Write HOTEL
hkNNETT, 81. Augustine, Fla
Desk B. for details.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
AVIATION

FOR SALE-Any part for J-3 Cub.
Metal spar WINS, $50 each: also
swift parts. BILL ERNST. Hangar
"a, HYDE Field,
AVAIL. JUNE I-Piper Tripaeer
time rs hrs.: always han hanssped, sPsd,
beautiful eond': So. 900 cash arm
price Will have plane checked.
Lelieensed my expense. Call KE
e-S26l after 4 pm. Plane al
Falls Church Air Park.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
HOUSES 10 BUILD
INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SALE

DUPLEX, rambler or spllt-level:
ssss55 ss5os: 81 81 SU nl.: :iCc sl is.: s.sH''' ia
Evening star., 1958-05-15

AND Up, Wooded and restricted.
lS0-ft. elevation with a panoramic
view; Nature at its best. DIR. !:
: mi. out Indian Head hwy. from
D. c. line TO Old Fort rd., then
right ! blk. Salesman on property
from ] til dark. e. p. BEACH,
REAL ESTATE, 5s07 Temple Hill
"a. Sc, CHI. S-4O50, ewes, HI.
COL0REn - Is-ACRE WOODED
LOTS-Bet. Hughesville and Bene-
dict, Nd; S25 dn.. $50 mo: save
money build your ovn home.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

OAKToN-FAIRFAx COUNTY,
acre farmette, 7-rm. mod. country
home, hot-water heat, frepl., rec.
rm beautiful view about yrs.
Ssv;,I1 os1; priSeS StS,, riSht Sst,;, 800 Also
apDt, phone DU 5-722O or DU
b-S433, WHITESELL REAL rs
TATE. nr, Oakton School. Hwy. 1913.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
sIAsRoRE PROPERTY

LOTS blks. 70 ocean, b0KtOO,
pine trees; ssos. EM, s-0aAe.
SOUTH BETuANY BEAcH. Della
ware; for sale-Lavely 3-bedrm.
contemporary rambler beautifully
furnished egcailent view Of ocean
from picture window; 3 yrs. old
Has summer rental income Of
$4,000, Owner leaving area, will
saerince Tor sls,bO0. VIII. 2-Tb20.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
NEAR CONN, AND x
17ET II cyrn At VrT
FARMS

MIDDLEBURG (vA.) AREA - $50
acres, $50 clear; 2-aere pond: we'll
fenced. near race horse training
center, historic brk. house built in
1910; needs restoring: $4,000
Mr.. OLSON, Agt,, WO. 6-3437.
PROFIT AND FUN-l4O acres for
Sl7.B0O' paved highway and not
over an hours drive. PROFIT can
hardly miss at price OF S125 per
acre. Fun or summer place: .
story log house with electricity
and huge fireplace: barn for
horses Beautiful stream: hunt
fish, swim Many others, Tell US
your needs ROMER a Co, Gal
thersourg eOA
$50 On, $50 MO. buys for $3.50:
"a acre, 4 big rms, . porches: 90
M. south D. c. L, L. SELF, Agent,
TIE. 6.4l3l
Ii5-ACRE FARM, near Warrenton,
Va,-Modern rambler, garage, con-
crete sil0.. barns, graineTy, equip
ment shed, 2 corrals, paddock, p
acre lake, . streams. acres tim
Der: l4l acres open land: build
ings in excellent condition: COM
pletely fenced and cross fenced;
water In all fields. BY OWNER.
No AGENTS. S4s,506. warrenton
Evening star., 1958-05-15
LOTS, ACREAGE tor SALE

ACCQKEEK, MD.-MoYAoNE RE-
SERVE Is n design for living If
you love the land Private 5-acre
homeSites, IL miles south OF d. C.
line; priced between SO, 0OO-
$4,000. will not be carved into
tar n' into @ the % futaqe ana bs s'eSssa its resil
dentsl FA, e-5512 for appoint
ment
BOwIEIHIGHBRIDGE RD, - Two
acres keity. water; cash or terms.
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c0L0RED : ARUNDEL-ON-THE.
BIDS sites, S7s6 I'd. KAY REAi,g
TY co, RA. 0-os0O
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1889 pickup, Model .: sIe5.
Call IA. 4-1250.
REO, 194S 2-ton closed van. with
hydraulic tail gate, good tires and
eond.: 5000. LU. 2-5691.
DODGE 81 Ih-ton van; reasonable
price. cash. After $3.50 pm, LA
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APTs., 10 UNITs-Almost new;
splsndid location: Fully rented;
turns, Priced at only 81 times
annual income: principals only
HARTMAN REALLY. NC. Real.
tors: u; 1900; ewes, LU, /
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Southwest Merchants
BRAND-NEw STORES

1919 fth ". nv Union Terminus
MI Aarket. nfand.new tleree
,Okp0. tOMhO or U0EeN 10 sh-ft
rear alley Nos reaqy for leaalna
wv Hr'esiL eaLoalRfs o!fERRs IgS 'si cbRP ss''
1919 18th 81 NV, pl. f-i0bt
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TWO ACRES, eerneF. with house
0eorgia ave, nr. wheaton, Call
GEORGE W. BAusERMAN. ~.
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CADILLAC '56

OA011l14f1N OO
Convertible: beautiful green nnish
black top, white walls. full power
must see to appreciate: full-year
no-cost guarantee; bank rates: 2E
others to select from.
$3,295
Washingtons Oldest and LARGEST
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
430l Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-o30C
CADILLAC 1857 Fl Dorado conv.
fully equipped: low mi. spotless
inside and out. JACK PRY, 14th
CADILLAC 81 coupe; full Cadillac
eSi1 eSIiIDSs9si ssISa, ns"-car condition
Suburban Cadillac-O Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC 1858 hardtop coupe
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC '54 80 specialn sedan.
Completely equipped, incl. full
power, all-leatheF interior. Car in
immac. cond. Turned in by prom
inent Washington attorney name
on Teoues0 Low milease. Butler
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1l2l e1st st. NV. Pc. 7-247O
CADILLAC 50 Coupe de Vile; .
tone gray power steering, brakes.
elsetric windows: seat; S3,295;
Capitol Cadillac-OldSCo Co
122s 22nd St. NV. FE. 7-26O0
CADILLAC SO Sedan De vile:
popular Alpine white with special
interior; full power and electric
equip new-car condition through
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, Nd. OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC 1858 Sedan de vile:
company ofhcial car; blue and
white; complete power, luxuriously
appointed interior. Substantial saw
ings. New-car terms and war
ranty.
Capitol Cadillac-OldsC Co.
l22s. 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC 1919 Fleetwood sedan !;
splendid condition: 1895, S25 dn.
ROPER MOTOR, La, 6-2T00,
CADILLAC 1857 convertible; has
all standard Cadillac power equip
ment; like new inside and out; quick
sale: S4,2p5.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
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