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St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18
Buffle OF Little Rock

The Battle OF Ltue Rock battle between segregation
brotherhood II the Old South wins
cause OF human brotherhood win be indefinitely hndercd great
segment OF the South determined accept Negro
brother but only as an inferior This against
against the teachings JesusC Christ
the United States surrcnders at Little
mate dissolution OF the Union implies
the forces OF communism command great democracy
viii by default.
The Battle Of Little Rock fortunes Of a great
nation are being weighted Hancock Rich
nond, Va
St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18

Clearly both the Army and the
school authorities are running for
cover. What the few white hood
lums are doing could be swiftly
stopped by firm disciplinary meas
ures. Instead the picture that EN-.
erges is Of band Of courageous
Negro children fighting a lone bat,
tie while the community waits for
them to surrender. VIII the sol.
diers intervene" in the Washing.
ton sense only when the fight be,
comes a lynching bee?
The role played by the U. S
Army in the Battle of Little Roci
shames the nation. For gallantry
in action, the Negro kids take al
the medals. s.--N. Y. POST.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18
Editorial Notes

The baseball season got off to good Monday
Of that faraway look the office boys
caused by what might be game the
Day at the cigar counter the lobby
There criminals may rightly
labeled clever" but recognize
that crime doesn't and has paid long
Monday didn't even spare the ladies' who
are office holders political the
women without giving them what and how YOU
say I, boys.
OF all places In the May ESQUIRE Magazine appears
ton In the Church. North and South theology
at the Yale Divinity School reminds
OF al
St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18
On intolerance

cannot along with exposing only OF the
story do not believe in the pins
on everyone who disagrees me
As grow older feel better understand
significance OF the principle Of Americans
In free land o" others the right TO think the
right 10 dissent
Education should impress allegiance freedom
In this living society there nothing moving the spectacle
Of standing for in which the prn
St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18

WHO REAPS THE BENEFITS
Under this little scheme, which
the stockholders didn't get a
St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT G. sPTVAcK

Washinpton-HOW TO GET RICH IN RECESSlON-f
are stakeholder large corporation this story may
make YOU mad or sad you've bought stock in the Aluminium
of America during the last two years u gong TO make you
that YOU bought the and sad that you not
a company executive.
Tie cnmmnn sockhoders Of ALCOA have looked on help
St. Paul recorder., 1958-04-18

Iessly as the value OF their stock
has declined from Si20 to $50
a share In the last "a months.
While nothing has been done for
the stockholders, the top execu-
tives of ALCOA have devised
way to spare themselves some of
the rigors of the recession,
Not only have they managed to
avoid the predicament Of the or
dinary stoclSholder; in fact they
have worked out a little plan
whereby four OF the executives are
likely to make half a million dol
lars. And the other high brass
won't do too badly, either
This is what happened at AL
GOA:
A stock option committee, con-
sisting OF the top six men in the
company, has voted to cancel OPP
tlons on lsS.0O0 shares of stock
offered the executives at Sil7.25 a
share and re-issued the options at
S6s so per share.
The company officials decided TO
bail themselves out Of the cur
rent declining market, although the
original idea OF the incentive
plan" was to spur the executives
to do a better job and make stocks
rise in value
But the company executives
reasoned that Il they had to take
the same losses as other stock
holders the option plans would
fail TO serve their intended pur.
pose" Or so they said in q letter
TO bewildered stockholders who
didn't know of the change in plans
until It was too late.
Under the original "optior
plan" executives were offered d
chance to buy into the company
at price below the market leve
and many did. The whole idea was
70 spur better management
WHO REAPS THE BENEFITS
Under this little scheme whicl
the stockholders didn't get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Paris under the direction Of Princes Irene Mdivan The
winner will finish her program at the Senderea Salon
the U.S.A- nearest her home
8. $50 OTHER WINNERS viii each receive a complete
Slenderela course the salon nearest her home plus
$500 m cash to use toward transportation costs
g. Complete Slenderela Course defined the
Der Of Senderela required to bring the winners
figure to the proportions required by her proper dress
as determined by the Slendereia figure analysis.
T. Prizes will be awarded to contestants whose entries
considered by the judges most original unique and apt
There will be duplicate prizes in Of ties The contest
viii be judged by r. l. Polk Company All entries be
come the property Of Libby. McNell Libby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
READ THESE EASY RULES:

T. The contest open all Is years Of age
living in continental limits Of the United States except
employees Of Libby Mcneil Libby Slenderella Inter
national and their advertising agents
Write your entry on plain piece OF paper OF on the
Official Libby Slim-Down Sweepstakes entry blank OBJ
tanabe grocery stores An0ch LABEL FROM any
Of Lib6ys TOSat0 Juice 10 COCA sy and mail to Libby
Contest PO Box 1900. Chicago a. Illinois
3 Send many entries you like Al entries ssnSf BE-
poSfwGrksd before Midaigh May H. 1855
e. THE GRAND PRIZE WINNER will start her Slen-
derea course the beautiful new Sendereila Salon in
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HURRY ENTER ToDAN MAY 81 IS FINAL closIN
DATE. Enter Libbys Slim-Down Sweepstakes an
win complete course from Slenderella-the world
famous slenderizing system.
And starting now, drink Libby's non-fattenin
Tomato Juice-the Slim Down Cocktails times
a day. Never thin or watery, Libbys is the salts
flying juice that quenches between-meal hunger.
It's the twice-rich tomato juice: rich in flavor
rich in vitamins. And all for just Is Galleries
to the 4-ounce glass!
Service mark. SendereHa Systems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Editors
Wives
Tour

International Neigh bors
Club Number 3 was host yes
terday 10 the wives OF for
eign editors attending the
international Press Institute
here this week.
The wives Of 81 editors and
the daughter Of one, from all
parts OF the world. were In the
group entertained by the In
ternational Neighbors Club.
Club members are mainly
congressional. embassy and
executive agency wives
formed together 10 increase
International friendship.
Members OF the club took
their guests on q tour Of the
Supreme Court Building,
where Associate Justice Har-
old Burton addressed them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Convention
Set byCAR

The SD national conven-
ton OF the Children OF the
American Revolution will be
held az the Mayfiower Hotel
Friday through Sunday,
A tour OF the city. includ-
Ing visits 10 the White House.
Capitol and FBI. has been
arranged for Friday after
noon. according 10 the senior
national president. Mrs. Z.
Stewart James.
The tour will be followed
by O "get-acuuainted fun
night" program at the May
flower under the chairman
ship OF Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr and Mrs. John J. Will
son. Awards for outstanding
accomplishments Of the past
year will be presented during
the evening.
Delegates will elect officers
and hear annual reports OF
a business session Saturday,
with the national president,
Miss Dorothy J. Buckton. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

briefly, and then on 10 the
Capitol.
There they we're conducted
ON a tour by Mrs. Myrtle
Cheyney Murdoch. whose
husband formerly was q mem
Der OF Congress.
They wound up their tour
with a visit 70 Vice President
Nlxon's ONCE. but could not
see the Vice President as he
was at that time addressing
their editor husbands down.
town.
A luncheon In the Senate
District Room followed, with
the club presenting the visi-
tors with several small me-
mentoes. These include an
American nag. a vial Of per-
fume, q miniature airplane
and q plastic rain hat for
each. Mrs, constante v. Ba-
toon. whose husband Is as
sistant cultural attache at
the Philippine embassy. Is
president OF the club.
Later yesterday the editors
wives attended q buffet sup
per at the home Of Mrs, Eu-
gene Meyer. at which Mrs.
Meyer and Mrs. J. r. Virgins
we're Joint hostesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

Barnard College student, pre-
siding.
David Harley Kemker, IT,,
OF New orleans. Ia q candi-
date 20 succeed Miss Buck
ton. and Mrs. John w. Fin
ger OF New York City heads
the candidates for senior Of
fees.
A banquet Saturday night
will be followed by q dance.
New officers will be In
stalled Sunday at Mount Ver-
non. Earlier the delegates
will hold a memorial service
NJ Washington Cathedral,
place q wreath at the tomb
OF the Unknown Soldier IN
Arlington Cemetery. and visit
the Tomb Of the Unknown
Revolutionary Soldier In AL
exandria.
Mrs. Josenph p. Hall Is gen.
eral chairman Of the con-
vention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

College students and alum
nae are expected 10 attend
the morning workshops and
the luncheon being held at
1880 pm.
Mrs, Darrell r. Nordwell
OF New York City. chairman
Of the National Panhellenic
Conference, will be guest
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Nine. Rybor
Is Married

Nine. Vladimir Rybar and
Mr.. James Graham McNary
Of Albuquerque, N. Mex,
announce their marriage.
The ceremony took place
Monday at the home OF the
bride. with the Rev. Bernard
Braskamp ofiiciating.
The bride was formerly
married TO the inspector gen.
eral Of the Polish Army and
first Minister OF Air, who was
killed In an airplane accident.
Later she was married TO DR..
Vladimir Rybar, who was
Yugoslavia's Undersecretary
Of State and later the Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
AlphoChi's
Set State Day

Members OF Alpha Chi
Omega sorority from the Dis
trict, Maryland, Virginia and
Delaware will meet Saturday
at the Columbia Country Club
In Chevy Chase, Md. TO cele-
brate their first State day In
this area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16

bassador to Norway until his
death in 1915.
Mr.. McNary is q former
president Of the National
Bank Of Fl Paso. Tex, chair
man Of the Republican State
Executive Committee for New
Mexico. president Of the Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers
Association and director Of
the National Association Of
Manufacturers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Party SET Saturday

The Georgetown Visitation
Convent Alumnae Association
will hold a cocktail party Sat-
urday from 9 TO 8 pm. at the
home OF Mrs. John z. Shea.
27i0 Thirty-nfth place NV.
All alumnae and friends are
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Council Represented

Mrs. Virginia Rollwage
Collier. president of'the d. C.
Motion Picture and Tele-
vision Council. Is q delegate
to the fourth annual confer
ence Of the Federation Of
Motion Picture Councils
meeting In Cleveland today
and tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

~ sSssr .slaH ~. ~ ss: Z, 9.
s.ss . pssssss. Rs s'SSsss is. .,,
Z. ~ .sip .S ss'i ). Sen ', g );
R HOMES RkALTY, NC.
DEAL efARfkR H0Mk-chGfm
Lsssiy ~ vim ssso. e sn a sne
u-h lefGr.: stern dosrs and
sii.dha. 5000 On. $50 No Incl
4Hrff,k az r.. SsiLLs RIAL rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
HOUSES ron SALE--vA.
ALEXANDRIA,

RKpucKn 6t0r q ,sll hi,
sisi,ss cI ss@s iss .'is ~ m Sen seq.
alats din, TIn.. modsrn eanippe1
perch. ofiersd nov Il emily Ssl,.
ssO Ssls z i i9sspss.. oa aida
ALEXANDRIA, AhEA--BFlek ran.
blsf. bsdT0oma. ~ hsth,. iaFss
seersatls2 room. THIS ATTRACTING
Isendltien thsessheut end y price,
lpt, eafaae, mQdern kitehen. gae
hhanei1e .1selnaiys ss.R,,,
sis prinssss b. All. 'A3nfn s.s,ii
COUNTRY CLUE nrLl4
ouhqiyieion price u q TOP y, Ar
llnelon ietetlnD; nay fFopt- to.haek
hrisk s.beaER' cplls .lessI api.hed
I Iss :h sIh aFse'e eisD. s,lch az ss
space: bTel ucedsd Tot: eassenl.
leht 70 psntsepn and new clA. 4
a,assEM S az. "a sEsv'S * l lsei
$500 b0MN-S-kfdToom rambler
lull betGmsnti pniTiax area,
1900 bOWN--S-badTo brick,
basement, near Pert Myef.
SIS, O0O--a-hedroom brick. full
nassnsnt feeFsAt,sn room; sood
Si7.a0o--a bedrooms. ~ baths,
nasemAnl. euilt-in eafegs. nsw-
TIirskI1 IEoEtarEEs, "a. k:lses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
IHnusTRIAL PROF. isr sALI
WAREH0uSEs con SALE

Penna siding, 2nd-h. level. with
10000 80: II. or more Of end
commercial land on y. y. ave. ne.
fsnninS th5egSe V yes 49, W Az, :,
eves.. OF. 6.6sl0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

ARLlNGT06 - cuis an.
tEsis ri:...s.ls s:s a. .s1f; ! lss.l'
i.,ssses ', ~ s ne iEIs,SS'; ~ g
aies ii oi.hs Il. *. s.SsS.
eszi sI: s.: :s:.: ss!!; D s.s:s!
ss M V" I., Win s.s'S h,,s SEP,
kllehea VIII saiins seses
gtsi 2-esr ATTACHED ssrase. an
..1s,,II &c. I, s.:.s., %. ::
1tifssiiVsIy 70. p:,s s Az s ON,
k1dletI cal nos-oUR Hrsa1l
olkERINol Gail PgAnoon pRoP'
RfIns, N. l-6S5S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Arlington

$50 wII g sLvp 81. a. 'r .ISSSocS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

1sS SSs,.... sr ~, h!goyEs= uaisss
iSrossSosi: , ' s.ls isr.. s s.Slns
very ~ down eas s,s i 4aiI ,. n.,s
COY Al Si4;gso 49, W. Z. hD6hEi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

.h.n ifi ar UnIg M I ~ re, ,s9i
economical eemmually.tyDs bfirk
less than lenti Tula-iiIe bed
~ So, al4. N. ~ bath. tau
ss esp'a f.e :s Over z, n h sss IS &.
70. s.s6sa.ke' hnfkxSco'
rOnkglll19 vf'L.koE--Nsg Efisk
I e.. ei ss1ss "A; y. . g. g
s;;;:s sS yks2DSss.!se E,iiasiiSss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

ONLY 4 EEvT--Srs1d .n,v 6T,ss
Ssnts. ~. SsVH:, SsslSs,iHfsuiI hi ny
eelored Kitchens. iepsrsis d,nins
leoms. laFgs bsdrmS. Rlaht nsa,
Ysxen GqInefs IN AFllnntoii. 81.
inn EIIA .in.aervice Ioan, III 3.49k
~ civilian loan. Prize, s46, $40
negn b. apt. bv phqnIng W
eCteaa va cGZElkk
fl.iihl s.r ,EIc, Member huitipi'
p :s9I.. .ns r..Fs S!ii lie. ~.
sss:i S ssrssun1IhS I sI. nee lsslii;
Rf!'esl .,S Den; y ,dsf for Essst rse9'
~. sIss L sssssssia't Epse. u !hs med.
S::::' if''- sSSSS'.' 1'ii::s'si
OWNER ANXIOUS TO 6KLi-s
Ezie-'is..s, ,l e.arm ~. iuII s..Et va
y err o az SiT Scsh.i4. .sa' !.
eyerjoyed With en- the hgllt.lnI
and concentrates, Assume The al
rSs. StiSs,ttihrs s lSscs u. 4; ..ss n.
' .:.y ss1 ~ JPII ..s sF.NSs lbcS
rsls,.' wash sssS ms;h. isnsma.s;s ' sesd''
kEfEYY' CO. i u. ASSOC. Noo"
s1oo DOWN, llsuns Vondertul d:
AancIns On thlg peat home full Of
charm % lslei ~ n most con.
.c MI 1sfi .dsS' 61a y; eslss.ot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
HEY. MR- al
! EDROOMS-si0.O5O
FIVE FIREPLACRS

9, 600 dn, s11s No, 4 eedrma..
sanens.-Fi1s din. m, NOD. stalp'
lonlal ffolt perch; also ssh, ser
perch Radon width colonIal
neesine: ell heat SITUATED % {
ker isis. ssh AiRs 6kcrS' Hz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

: :sIs ::;:S = 4. s.; J. s; n: ~
81 h.-y,h.; del. aaFaSsi very
Ssa. ,SIsSo' AlNNAs Really,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

SPACIOUS
BRICK
HOME
Si.7OO CASH

nIsbt N ses q North AIlilgto9'i
Inslen Coli and Country Cub, inil
lovely home Is located With many
living room with fireplace, 1arse
separate dinine room, beautiful
kltehsn, 2 tvln.slse bedrooms, ~
baths; fun basement with rec, rm,
sIea. beautiful lot nesr schools,
bus and shQpplns. Owner lawns
ara .eoealls for The r.dpctien q
price 70 only tiT.bOO; Ihis y enn
issrsi sn. Sssssa !. g. saSssu 5. see: .ssa
'''s "TH1sSmSyynn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

TAT olk 9ne ELIo0h. u tkis In.
ss. rs ..: .sas.:s ai S:u.: /:
Rfevsmsnts the o9nef has made
1fee bedrooms. ] y eafha. coy
h.ing reom VIVA frepl1ss. sspa-
sst. ainIns re9n. dreamy kiir6sn
al9 trelaendeas utility area. plus
e..aensd eatpert, Purchaser NAY
knss o. l eso CALL LuAlh
so sns WEE L SIcs "a $500
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INVEST. pRpP. WASTED
BUsInEss PRoP. FeR SALE

LIST eonmi.-corner hriek bids
IL rms. hot-vntsT heat; slse. Lot
100 q. On lst eonmereial ave.
LArBe group of neg Gevt. apt
bldss- aefosp the street iron thti
eorneT.. AAA-i location for busi-
nsss act toesS z sesSEs M ,,, 70.
RE-. T-6sf6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

View. veIi-huilt brlsk rambler, m
ssope Ave e.rt: r.s.sss.e y.ll..
ss..l.V.i rsn ssssis ar Ssn. s.s ssee
sire level lct win trsss; si&e0o.
Montgomery Realty Co.
Inc.
10. s-ssee IVES, ". s-sToe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
PRINCE GEORGES e0UnTY

ADKIPHI-Lqns lov rambler vith
2 bedrme.,. liu- ares. d lnxe kit.
cir eon1ltioning:. clean a. : PIN
~ 900 eQun Including settlsment
S. ,. ~ 20 no 10, ,ne, .s,n ssses
RIAL ssrssfx. 'i'OO' 'A.'oA
ADKLPuI uIkl.8-nod. a-yf.-oI1
brick ramiIsT Vim ! Ssdfns', fun
hsmt: oh-stresl parkin9; t2. 900
faReKs.' i NJ 4ls1b as'hs MUCH
zbELtHf-Mod. 3-6edfI. 6Fiek
rambler, li-baths, nRl.hsd rec
n l iss2eo a ~. s.! sIs;ssa HOoA
AyphEWs. cEEsus lnSA--cI,sn
s;ssSss.::Sl.. 81 !. .iis.ess. 40 s:s.Sss'
Owner traplf and NUT ean.
ssHnD e5..sSSt A N Go CO h'.l'''.
Ass us, ~, ..sst. .!.:... AZ, "a, - 2,
6MkrRE'o r. E lf'I iisssssg'Ains' can
cH.yEsLa sss.s; ,i'1 e. cs ~
m. Gee III s u az y S'ssiekS;; ffaii
bsmt'; Slt.Sbl- ssnssslls aal q
ne i 'iEfiis ~ s5.sraglE oAoss
bath Daieh.siYis cciqiIsL Sc az.
rms eaulpped Ut. yltk tabiI ipses:
full be4t With pine panelel rec,
Tm.i Sllns plus. u2,pkQ. sl1Qo
SIR ESftIl Eel rs ~. qls1stoEs Sno'
D SIn. W. c..I: S,s sst!T. ess
fss s9S y. .:;I az S;' RsKBaR,6k
", BRRhNe sALhg. INC. ~.
1-sf00 'til 3 pm.
East s n,yE.D .n.s ,llAL L ei;see
.rs S.gn Srles, Vim now pc4S.ln ss.
M MA .I.. n.y. AZ Ts.ssS.. M
Cod; ies. isti 1HA. SIS 900. $50
dn.. &o0 per me-, BAYS ID. Trades
kHkENS sAtES. nc, IA. S.S4Co
HnLckE4Iy MkiCgfp-B ssdElfI
sgrns. brish ~ -Esdyeod .sepFss
ny ca rT si, ere am shd :iRSlr, nss
money ssv'' SOD ow vSssn vi VII
Tsnt, sib7 50 pfr ne. cell ".
ssisBst, 10. s..i iiSS5Bs PAUL =
r ss5A... Es lIsf. IssS.isIE, ss ss:
Sssnsifui s;oios.a iai ssps. wi
eysn, counter loo sisys. disposal:
f5R TIE iksT, CALL oyR III.
YlcE, az, B.l0sB or m e-gSOa,
WEST REAL ESTATE.
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KENSINGTON EST.

=
nlnBcT FROM QWNRn --Flvs
iseesd TsaT vasd. fsdse.i Is $50
.KENWOOD
pl..lnsgl.Asg Colonial sg,.abl.
Sam. sl,b ~ assSIV ss,sssl merit
Rance .sssA liver ~ ~. als rs, sp q.
=: :Sa sssSss m :s.!.R:sf 49,; ~ ~ !.
Ia: 80 ~ ssiEsdis siaSIes
T I'M; e. "a VsSs.Asi MA. S ss'. rs
iSs re sssrsspasS .l.ssi' si5s'. 6ssa.a Il
Eh VIZ Sc :i eals ':ss. a. l fasSsi
- 2ihSSiit 4 IN o. s.s.sl'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

wALEINq DISTANCE

.,s s:g s::;s;s .a: s'g gis: Ts;
sma. and bath each q: lst
' ..s:, ;. ..ye''s s. sssHlsi
i alis I.,. ssEss fs.,st ~ "a s sa
900, terms. Call Mr.. WesGer.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC,
MA. $4,000 Res. RIA. 3-676i
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IiMviifmfnr pRop. iss SALE


PnOEgsgIonALs o. eoutraetors--
E IL 'Bosib5o. si.5SS d. Ss.s ssssi a.Ii
rent. on, 4-elO3,
tnAt ~ Inick AT. nLDe.~ ,:.s.
vsstmsnt fer purchaser vita only
$4,000 cash; As140 annual In
come: priced % sel. KELLEY Il
19A.nnn. d. 7-57to; svsninsA
EECkLLKNT INvKoTMkNT---3 apt,
bldes., IL units each. Can Be SOD
al q whole o. seporately. Lo-
Gated near LangIay ahopgilg cen
tsr IN MonfeomeTy co. 1hfse b
yenr soid apis. are Unusually o.
sIGned with superior construction
thToughout. 0paeious rms. hne
closets. Vacancies are never Z
1871 lsis X 4. ~, ia. s.iissl
1 sisa Corner Ss,Lq Dsss.. EIisg.!! 81.
81 SIS. 90: VII tsfe $500 q
a ~ ag:.ss45,u .vs.'. al s.0aos Co.
s s..ln:, AZ Z, b.,. Az. ;s s e. Z.
$4,000 cash; annual income
se'gSg ,RElssd 4 ~. lK1kLLEY
iines, on, s-es44.
81, 900: lei. HU. s-ss00. eat. 4oi,
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BOSS AND PHkLPB, INC.
IA, $4,000 Res. IN. 3-1ift
WILL TRADE
VIII tfado -98-unlt build
Ina with continuous rental
hlxtory. Rental income ap-
pFoximately $4,000. Bulld-
ins IN excellent condition
and located II fine North
east AREA. Wili trade for
Miami income property. CAL
SHANNON a LucHs CO
724 18th 81. NV. Ma. S-234l
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JN2R Ya9Rs|PeE

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VISIT LOHR HOMES
EXPANDABLE!

HkRE'e A 2-hedfoon homs vim
an expendkble attic nov FRAMED
9lt Tor mere bedfeons cad hath
ssrvics. oiiv Sis,S6o asksd %
FRA terms. Dial m. l-400O. Asa
~ Tor delails.
ROBERT Z. LOHR
II f-4aoo nj Q pm. RA. e.sa0a
Our ssh ~. e Dspeneah1 service
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ASanMR'

Ezeeltionsl Anancins on Ice. nsu
With trsss, Featured are ~
aedf4a. baths. NOD. ail-slec. III,
-. e4ynfht rec. rm-. askina only
Sea $50 for this eEceptlonai AsGs.
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vhlte-fFame farmhouse NOD.
srnisad u meet today's iaznFy llv-
me LoeatieR psFnita : ssllbls
eSsp'h'eps a' eau OIL s-ssat.
THOMAS .. ylaHER q CO.. NC,
HEY, Mr.. CT
.,lk 'nt ,S,, l.s 49,: sSs Is,sl, RI, rsss!:.
meat lecfeation. requl. 90 . iAFge
lot iuyl thru8 hlocks e sehoOis;
St-lk LIVING roau Win lar1s DE
; ;Ssss ri Pls; real son'snisnss for
5 BEDRO ESQ
near ney lelefhlAl No. school
Sane CD h9p three he1Seeu.s and
and bath On LIST 1ooF. win IaFge
sepalete dining room and AFeplaee
n Wing roon: beautiful rec. Foom
With hotlt-in bar and ample STORAGE
space; nice HANDICAPPED lot; con-
venienf 20 everything. Owner trans
ferred. must sell
James G. Conley & Co.
e61A GA. AvR., ~, n-fisa TnL =
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The PERRY BOSWELL co.
VA '-' 0S.a tn . Pm. Realtors
FORREST HTS. BUNGALOW
~. siSnD.w'' Ts .,s,1,..% .iIl,e..sPHsv s
Exs ktxifH,c6a. tf''ss:lssi'''
BUILDERS CT OSE- OUT
nsy suhci.Isien = : hsdrooms. 2
baths, finished rec room.
TRADE YOUR HOUSE
AS20 Emsraon 81.
Weodlaen nstates. Hyattsvllle. Nd
AP. 7-3gi7 Ewes, Wo. 0.e0ll
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MT. RAINIER

Levsly eldsF lunlalog. %
s ~: .. ::sn.' sj Is' SsL:a'3F
cludiss .sll. pill bSSsnslt,
supeT Oh hot v0taf hsai;
bic badFms.. attic, soT0onod
porch, storm Window and
screens. Near all schools.
shoDpins and transporta.
'pr.soo sarsa'n priced I"
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COLLEGE PARK

al, e. .l.shsa e ealy
Choir -ieneed ware. stern
win1eus and screens. Only
$3.50 devn. balanes Il
70 psr no. insindlns
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W0UsEs WANTED 70 sUV

sPOT CASH OF WI sell, rent fol
xIcfoR DIcKEY AZ s-sos0
H0DEkN. CLEAN. . o. I bedrIn
Cox. tU s.siss q 81 s.ssSS
INVESTOR looking isI homes z
Vii pay an cash sTT''ss -coes. IN
WE BuY H0UaEs EOR CASH Il
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nlGuRaf Cash, D. c. homes, ne
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"a "a s1 SgyISe 2. iaio & H Sesy
REPh B COIN. re 10, a.SacS
ALL CASINO COMMISSION
Mr.. LkHRMAN, ri. s.7SbO
AL cAsEE iNE hone. |. n l., Sc, y, q
AVs N-VfUts
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HONEYMOON SPECIAL

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Hsss... q. $500 49, i.slyslss
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