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st. had as their house guests over
the past weekend, Miss Maudie
Williams Of Laavenworth, Kans
and Mrs. Ruth May of Platts-
burg, Mo. The visitors were ex-
tended many courtesies during
their brief stay.
Entertained With Pow-wow: Mr.
and Mrs. James N. Bradford, 1112
Ferndale Av. extended their hos
pitahty to members and guests of
Pragmateia Sorority for a pow
WOW on Saturday June 2S. The
Bradfords provided plenty Of tab
les, chairs and cooking equipment
The pleasant aroma of barbecued
steak and french fries whetted the
appettes of all present. Com
mittee in charge of the affair in
cludes Edna Latson, chairman,
Eula Northcutte, chairman OF
transportation and Venora Brad
ford, hostess. Those who missed
this outing in the cool country air
missed the chance to beat the heat.
The temperature there was ten
degrees cooler than in the city and
sweaters were needed during the
evening.
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miles to reach his destination, and
he claimed that he had made the
journey "for nothing more or less
than to go out on the plains and
kin a buffalo"
Northrup was soon asked TO
teach in a mission school at Penn
bina. He accepted the job. although
he knew that his predecessor had
been killed by hostile Indians while
he was engaged In building the
schoolhouse.
In 1855 Northrup was again on
the go. Accompanied only by his
dog, and with all his supplies
packed in handcart, he tried 10
follow the westward trail OF the
Pacific railroad survey OF 1853.
The attempt ended in failure. but
many years later Edward Eggles-
ton made Northrup famous by
recounting his exploit in an article
entitled ''The-Man-that- Draws-the
Handcart." which was published In
''Harper's Magazine"
During the Civil War. North
rup enlisted az a member Of Brock
ett's cavalry battalion and In 1884
as scout he Joined the sully ex-
petition against the Sioux in Oak
ota. He sent back reports OF the
expeditions progress for the "st.
Paul Press"
on July rs. at the age OF TWEEN
ty-seven. he was shot from am
bush by the Indians. FEis body was
found pierced by ten arrows.
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GEORGE NoRTIIRUP

One Of the most romantic fig
ures In early Minnesota history
was George Northrup. His many
exploits and his untimely death
made him a popular hero of his
day,
Northrup was sixteen years old
when he arrived at st. Paul in
1883. At first, he found employ
ment in a mercantile and fur es-
adjustment.
Possessed OF a restless spirit.
however. he shortly set out on
foot In earch OF adventure, fol-
lowing a Red River trail to Penn
bina, a settlement near the Can.
adian border, He later estimated
that he had walked seven hundred
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r EFT THIS BE THE CAKE TO EAT" AT THE wEDDINGi
NJ Make il yoursef-its easy with white mix.
let your avore baker make the the tiny packages
guests "to dream on.
PACKAGES INSTANT WHITE CAKE MIX . make up ac-
cordng to package directions Bake I3x9x2nch
pan. cake a 9x9x2nch pam pans should be
creased and Toured in advance Bake according directions
1 CAN ANGEL FLAKE CoCoNUT tinted to match the we'd
dings color theme
FLUFFY WHITE FR0STING.
To DecOrae Place the larger cake fat and entirely
with white frostng Cut ga inch strip side Of
the 9nch cake and the second
layer again covering with frostng Cut the ga strip
half and place halves side by side Of second layer frost
Then with remaining fong cake decorator garands
around sides of cake Tint Of faxed
and pile in small mounds Of
II desired, top with wedding bell or other decoration
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.U-Meet-Us
Club Holds
Final Luncheon

Closing the club year at its
last meeting held Thursday noon
July 20, the U Meet Us Club,
senior age group OF the Phyllis
Wheatley House, celebrated the
birthdays OF ten members whose
natal day occurred April thru July.
The president, Mrs, Mamie Bat
ties, presided Mrs wreatha Max
well a guest, was given a rising
vote OF thanks for her assistance
at the Senior Hobby Show. Mrs.
Maxwell responded with brief ro-
marks.
Pictures were made OF the club
members, after which a lunch was
served at tables centered with
pretty floral arrangements,
Members whose birthdays were
celebrated were the Mines. Mar
garet Allen, Nancy Guilbert, En-
ma Grimes, Mae Jenkins. Lena
LaFaucette, Gertrude Mitchell.
Lille stovan, velma Williams,
Catherine Norman and Lucinda
Milton. The honorees were greeted
with the happy birthday song and
showered with beautiful birthday
cards.
Other members present were
the Mines, vassie Perkins, Lille
stovall, Norma Byrd, Cora Christ
ian. Matte Harris, Essie Noble,
Stella Underwood, LOWE Young.
Iva Carter, Hilda Parker. Gertrude
Smith, Bessie Harris, Jessie Shan
non, Mamie Battles, Annie Banks,
Mary Alice Smith. Orc Jones, rs
terlene Boyd. Mary Ball and Miss
Catherine Norman, counsellor.
Guests were the Mines. wreatha
Maxwell. Garnet Davis and Jessie
Shepard
The meeting closed with every
one expressing an enjoyable after
noon. The club win resume fall
meetings in September.
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Additional Social
& Personals
Minneapolis

rs Years Old: Leslie Lynn
Hughes, daughter or Ma. and Mrs,
Clayton Hughes, 4445 9th Ave,
So had grand time cele-
bating her birthday on June
30th With Michael Mcclure, Rich.
ellie Sessions, Carol Mason, Marvin
Mcclure and Bin Casteiman as her
luncheon guests, the group en-
ioyed themselves very much. After
lunch they drove to the beach and
went in swimming, Later they re-
turned to the Hughes home for
dessert, Leslie will remember her
18th birthday for a long time. She
received many lovely gifts,
Closing Meeting: The last Twin
City Bridge club meeting Of the
season was held at the home OF
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Birthday
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 5-Henry johnson. 400 Dale
ST. winifred Jean Neal, 622lA
Rondo Av.
July 6-Mrs. Sallie Dickerson,
66s st. Anthony Av,; Ralph Ora
ham. 1904 w. Central Av.; Nath-
aniel Smith, Hardwood; James
Griffin, 5s7 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Cora
A. Carr, 365 Aurora Av.: Joe
Suthern, SIS Rondo Av.: Dorothy
Price, 7o6 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Sylvia
Taylor, $50 Iglehart Av.; Myrtle
Cole, 2S7 st. Anthony Av. Resale
Reed, 752 Carroll Av.: Mr.. Charles
Walker, 59S Iglehart Av.
July Mrs. Lee Gwynne, 800
N. Chatsworth; Mrs. Hazel Allen,
e4Sh st. Anthony Av.; Eddie John
Salter, 992 Carroll Az; Shirley
Nelson, SOS st. Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Pearl Buckner, SIS Aurora Av.;
Charles w. Balenger Jr., SIG w.
Central Av
July s-Mrs. Mary Carter, 305
Rondo Av.; Mr.. Clifford Burns,
s3s Carroll Av.; Fouchia sonion.
945 Rondo Av.; Paul Gregory
Thomas, sos Rondo Av.; Roxann
Cunningham, 675 st. Anthony Av.;
Ernest Mark johnson, 1915 Car
roll Av.
July 9-Helen Rave Taylor, TIC
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Marie Cole, 2s7
st Anthony Av.; David Harper,
953 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Charles Har-
graves, 941 Rondo Av.
July 10-Minnie Aliston, 597
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. William Hollo-
man, 1853 st. Anthony Av; Paul
inc Douglas, 426 Carroll Av.; John
Joseph Ware, 244 Virginia Av.;
Bernie Green, ATT Aurora Av.
July 11-Mary Toliver, 1915
Rondo Av.
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N: Rosaline Sims, S37 Il. 81 St;
Mrs, Lillian Simpson, 5I27 James
Av N; Anthony Phifer, hoo K.
2s St; vernice Tinsley, 1924 Port
land Av.; David Charles Banks
dale, 1908 Emerson Av. NJ; Matt
hew Lawrence Brooks, 1920 Third
Av. S.
July 11--Mrs. Bertha Starks,
S42S Oakland Av.; Richard Mayes,
2l5 f. 80 St; Miss Amanda Byrd,
1922 Third Av. S.
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Out-Of-TOwn BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

July Janet f. Session, Wash
ington, Ga.
July S-Priscilla A. Allison, Col
umbus, Ohio.
July 1l--Mrs. Doris Ware Pow
ell, Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. Leland
Bailey, Indianapolis, Ind; Shirley
]. White, Kansas City, Mo.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

July 5-Mr. and Mrs. Fleetwood
Smith, 312 Carroll Av., IT years.
July 8-Mr. and Mrs. Carl ID.
Claibourne, 4s7 81. Anthony Av.,
nine years: Mr. and Mrs. James
Middlecoff, 551 w. Central Av.,
Is years; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bradley, 761 st. Anthony Av., IL
years.
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Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Alexander.
1892 Fifth Ave So, Saturday
June rs Mr.. o. L. Alexander won
first prize and Mrs. NJ. G. Evans,
won the second prize. The first
meeting in Sept. viii be held with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G, Evans, 3744
9Th Ave. SO. as hosts.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS

On Vacation Mr. and Mrs Lewis Whitock and children Of
1854 Clinton Av left the city by Friday o. for
Omaha Sioux City and Des Moine Ia In Omaha they win
visit Mr. Whitlocks sister and brothernaw, Mr. and Mrs
William Harper and family They will visit relatives in
City and in Des Moines will be the guest Of Mrs Whtock
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

The Chatterbox Club Held Meeting The Chatterbox club
met with Mrs Stephen Maxwell $50 Carroll Friday June
~ The club project for the month of Robert
Shotner chairman delivered refreshments TO the Lucas
Nursing Home The meeting viii be with Mrs Samuel Reed
lO25 Arundel Av. as hostess July Is.
weekend Guests Mr. and Mrs Joseph Harris SIS Marion
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Out-of-Town BIRTHDAYS

July 5--Rev. c. T. r. Nelson,
Columbus, Ohio.
July 9-Onie Grantham, Los
Angeles, Calf.
July 10-Jennye Lacey, Seattle
Wash.
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THE greatest dangers Of lib
erty Turk in insidious encroach.
ment by men of zeal, well-mean
ing but without understanding
Justice Louis d. Brandeis.
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A Gard Of Appreciation let's
those who were kind TO you while
You were M know You really APP
preciRted their thoughtfulness.
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July IL, 1904 In a duel be-
tween Aaron Burr and Alexander
Hamilton, the latter was MORALLY
wounded.
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Mothers also enjoying the fun
were the Mines. Stan Greek, Har-
vey Winston, John Palm, Oscar
Jones, Gran Harris and Miss Shir-
ley Billups.
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SPLASH PARTY FOR
ONE YEAR OLD
RICHARD THOMPSON

Fun IN the sun was enjoyed by
group Of the small fry" on
Saturday afternoon June 2S, from
1870 to 4 pm. at a splash party
given for Richard Du Shame
Thompson on the occasion of his
first birthday. The party was given
by his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Thompson at their home, S24
E. 81 St., and held in their back
yard.
Children's wading pools, sand
box and lawn furniture decorated
the yard which was filled with
tots in bathing and sun suits and
enjoying the fun splashing in the
pool. Sand pals and shovels were
given to each child as favors.
Following the play period, they
were served the traditional ice
cream and cake. The cake carried
out the party theme with decora-
tons in the form of a wading pool
with children playing in the water.
Helping little Richard (Ricxy)
to a happy birthday while shower
ing him with many useful and
lovely gifts were Karen jackson,
Laurie Greek, Kim Winston, suzy
Palm, William Jones, John Palm
and Christopher and Michael Har-
ris.
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The meeting closed with every
one expressing an enjoyable after
noon. The club win resume fall
meetings In September.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - $4,000,
Sl50.0O0 Group your debts. lowe
your paytS., Romance your prop
and improvement: quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
M sarTs; etc eenIy Y the 6 sssss g
Baltic. Nd, day or niEht, Suns
and HOLIDAYS. a. SARATOGA 7-4047
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks II
is minutes whether it's paid FOL
or not HEReONs. sth and
nv DE 2-470n
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AUToM0TlVE MISC.
TRAILERS
USED TRAILERS
GARAGES

FOR RENT, mr. Union Station ne.
Brick: cleo; concrete door. JU.
9-sS49
1928 HARVARD ST. N.W.-In rear,
double Rarage. suitable for storase
or parking SIS mo. Call FED
ERAL RENTAL CO., 915 New
York ave. NV, Ma. S-1416.
2-CAR BRICK GARAGE, rear 1877
Van Buren, st. NV, $50 mo-, good
entrance. RA. 6-65s7.
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ARLINGTON FANTAsTICi-Fine

3-bedTm. brk. Colonial on a nice
level, fenced lot. full basement
with Law; large screen porch
wonderful convenience TO schools
stores. trans. and Pentagon. Ask
ms SIS. 5O0-MAKE YOUR BID
Oh and FHA contracts considered
FRANK 8. tsHIt.ITPS. INC. Real
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CHOICE OFFIcE-Light manuiae-
spsss' 1000 t ss siPosonsi,
TONED; slSeable private parking
facilities. excellent lighting. pri-
vate lavatorv facilities. choice
suburban location, ready access
TO hiRh-speed hiFhwayH plenty OF
&C power available; reasonable
INQUIRE Mr.. W Thiele HOFFMAN,
ASSOCIATES, afl Rollins ave
Rockville, Nd. HA 7-5560.
NEARBY ARL. = LIGHT Industrial:
.50O-gu IT ground hoor; attrAe-
tive once. S2lu month. Call MR.
WALKER. AID 4-2B44
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

TRUCK CRANE, 25-ton. used. 1854
model 355A-TCS P & II. SOFT.
steering. fully equipped. like new.
Price, S32 600. dN. 4-4sI3. -
SALE OR REM Fordson trac.
tors. with baekhoe and front.
end loader. I with front-end load.
Bantam backhoe, 2 Jeep trenehlng
machines, Dodge tractor, 2
Barber Green trenching machines.
H. hydrocranes, l compressor,
OF. 4-74l4 and IA. 2-l692.
BUCKEYE 1870 trenchinE machine
r4622, 1,200 hrs, actual use, diEs
10 IT, deep, steel tracks: ss-yard
unit baekhoe, 1851 model. s1-yard
bucket and RIG, steel tracks; Mich
igan as front-end loader, 1855
model Waulk gas engine, lia-yaTd
bucket, rubber tires: TBS Bantam
backhoe, truck mounted. serial
=5O-50 1858 model. ia-yard
bucket; MAJ Bantam backhoe.
truck mounted, 1919 model. "a
yard bucket: Insley Kll2 backhoe,
1880 model, aa-yard bucket. steel
tracks Df4 front-end loader on
cats. 1858 model, diesel. 1la-yard
bucket; Df4 bulldozeT. 1854 mod
FL, s-ft blade. diesel, steel tracks.
Call IA. 2-73O2.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BuY

INVESTOR lookins for homes q
buy In D G o. Silver Sprina
Mlll pay All cash RIA, 3-3030
MODERN CLEAN ! or 4 bedroom
house In GOOD Sc or Pr Geo Co
loo, Have substantial cash. MRS
cox. Lu 2-sl36 or ST 3-f36s
TOP PRICE, all cash for YOUR D G
home no commission charged
courteous service. tree appraisal
1u.ck settlement Call Mr. 10,
SEPH WEITZ. RA. 3-3gsO: ewes
LA E-Onla
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+. ARL.-crestwood rambler, Just
or Williamsburg blvd close to
new Catholic n s.: a-bedrm
brick rambler With pine-paneled
$4,000 cash will handle with no
ma trust
IuRlA BROS. Realtors. IA. 7-s500
ePIlT-LEVEIs-Brand new with s
beorms and den or ath bedrm
sis baths, 1S-ft. dining RIM and q
breakfast nook in the kitchen:
81 so cash for CT.
lURlA BROS, Realtors, IA. 7-s500
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

OFFICE SPACE and additional COX
3u iappfoxl, for assembly work
Pref. NV. area, Box 7O-1, star
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

EVANSVILLE. MD, I3Ixl5O #
Suit. for light industry. water ant
sewer in front Of property, pricI
Sll.500. A. H. SEIDENsPINNER
Realtor. WA. 7-10l0; ewes, WA
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: BEDRMS.. 9 BATHs-New brio
Picture ROOK sETTINGli-TaI

shade trees and beautiful land
Scaping surround this chaTmini
stone home in excel. Falls Church
location. True center hall, liv rm
with stone hearth formal dininI
rm, porch. fully equipped kitchen
and powder rm. complete LIST a
2 twin size bedrms. and bath up
Permanent stairway to attic. full
bsmt. with .paneled rec rm, 2-eai
FLA appraised at S22,bO0 with
S197O0 LIST trust avail For fur
Their details call THE DARBY CO
REALTORS. IA. 5-a3a3.
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ARLINGTON FoREsT-oi or FHA

LARGE Colonial with , bedrooms
separate dining room. fgll base.
ment Larae wooded level lot with
p ni,ialis Sc, ssstins IAN walk 70 com.
than FHA appraisal with si,i0t
down and sol AZ per month. WI
trade Call IA T-6525. WALTEF
n REYNOLDS 90 INC Realfnra
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ATTENTION. BUIDERs-We are
offering choice land in the City Of
Fails Church 10 accommodate at
least 8 building sites. All utilities
are in. It would pay you to in
vestigGts. Call JE. 2-262o, 10
West Broad 81. Fails Church, Va
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
$500 down FHA for
this lovely home on
ia-Aere lot, high ele-
walton: large living
room with fireplace,
separate dining room,
equipped kitchen, 4
bedrooms and den,
big screened porch.
Maximum living AZ
minimum cost Gail
kI. $4,000, ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL Es-
TATE CORP.
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CLOSE-IN

Industrial land one block on No. l
Highway In Arlington Co. Parcel
contains $4,000 50 II. with over
3OO-ft. frontage on paved street
Sewer and water already in. Very
reasonable. Call Mr.. Haas.
Weinberg g. Bush, Inc.
1873 II Street NV. MA. $4,000
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ARLINGTON .AREA-Pref. house
and once with option 70 buy
UN. 4-2296. IA. e-120s.
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)WNER, JE e-t305

PARKLAWN; SlR,q0O, assume
4iaes-No bsmt.; br., IL b., GE
No bsmt.. 3 br.. "a b.. GE kit. /;
fen. I'd: PHI. sl0f. CT. 6-OO22.
ei1.95O-Is the full price OF this
charming 3-year- young brick ram
bier Living rm. with firepl., din
ms rm., 3 bedrms IA baths, fully
equipped kit, full bright bsmt j.
possess FHA terms. For further
details. call THE DARBY co,
REALTORS. ia 5-Q3a3
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LIVE 1T UP. In the fabulous 30.
II liv. rm. Of this custom tapes.
try-brick rambler. Naval oficer'i
sudden transfer necessitates sac
rifice sale at only S27 $50. INC
offers. pleasel This Is rockbottow
price Sep. state-sized din. rm.
fabulous lS-ft. kit. Private 3-hed
rm, sleeping wing has 2lxlS-ft
master bedrm.. . colorful tiled
baths and abundance OF roomy
closets Full bsmt, has SS-ft play.
rm for the family with .'teenagI
diversified Gear garage Nicely
Handicapped ia-acre lot - trees
CROWELL a CO. INC, Realtors
Fairfax Once. 3O4 Lee highwsy
CR g-I0A0
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HOUSES ZOE sALE-VA.
4 LExANpRIA lHrNTNoToS1 :

ALEXANDRIA tHuNTNoToNl :
ssssSaso ee 6i =, ~ b ssi , Ssdrms
down payment. so $500
ALEx.. downtown, sies mo-. low
down payment. Sia.B00 Historic
festoration-type home beaut bal
sony over street; rms bIk "a
baths, II. 6-305s or Dl, f-f636.
ARLINGTON, si2.sOo-whale OF 4
lot for the money An older frame
home, clean as q pin and solid ~
. teSk eedrns. plus zen: hot: hot.
shade trees: hiehly convenient To-
cation across from Maury Grade
school MUST RE 5OLD--MAKE
OFFER FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. Realtors. IA. 7-sOi2; ewes
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S16,950-VA
METZLER

|CoLoRED-9I45 s. P0IIHRD ST.
-s-bedrm. brick semidet. home
full basement. 80. 1000 Inspection
BY apt, 8 to Q Pm. IA. 1904
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l2-UNIT APIS.

Modern bldgs. All 2-bedroom apis.
Moderate rent. We offer bldgs..
all alike--will sell separately or
as many as wanted. Income each
bldg. over S13,5OO per year Ex-
eellent financing.
Weinberg e. Bush, Inc.
lT26 H Street NV. Ma. s-550O
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n. ARL.-coloniai, SI5.75O; . bed
rms. Q3x1S. 9isxl3). sep. din. rm.
large equip kit. tile bath. :,
scr. porcheS: I'm bSmt: lovely
fen. I'd 6l0O N. 26th St, ~
q loan may be assumed.
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LAKE, BANCROFT - Brand-new
showplace overlooking the deep
water A bi-level rancher with ;
bedrns 3 baths Roreeous super
dc luxe kit. huge stone -fiOored
solarium. beaut clubroOm with
handsome running water bar.
intercomm music system through
out. double carport: large lot;
lovely trees. Truly the ultimate In
ful location TeT.thc value at
a. 800 FRANK * PHILLIPS.
INC, Realtors. IA. : SOi2. ewes.
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ARL., n. = cioSe-in neighborhood
OF finer homes. Brick and stone
rambler on wooded lot. center
hall plan. 2 bedrms, . baths. rec
reation rm. and garage: unusually
Ice. kitchen; immediate possession
Flexible terms available. S3l ,95u
LURIA BROS. Realtors, IA. 7-s500
ARL.. s.-By OWNER: Charming ..
bedrm. semidet; lge fenced yd
NJ. schools. bus stores: $4,000
ia. s-630s. week ends or after ;
ARL.-WASH. Gao CLUB-Neariy
two-thirdS aere OF the most Rlo-
rinuS magnolias. flowers and trees
IMAGINABLE. Wonderful privacy and
secluSion in a very desirable close
In neighborhood The old home Il
shOWplace. thoroughly modern
and in perfect condition. 3 enor-
nous bedrmS. on End floor: bed
Room and = bath on LIST floor
delightful screened liviIt porch
rec. rm., servants room md bath,
2-car garage MID-3ns. FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC, Realtors, ia
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, wRC CE-club Oasis
Martha Raye and guest
Stan Freberg.
1000, WMAL l7l-Mike Wal.
lace Interview: Rev. DR.
Reinhold Niebuhr.
lO:OO, wTOP l9)-Gunsmoke
Marshal Dillon is forced
into a gunhght with
gambler.
1880, WTTG (Sl--Giant Play.
house: "One Minute u
Zero" starring Ann Blytt
and Robert Mitchum. Tv
Key says: Unconvincing wal
melodrama. Colonel carries
on a romance before leaving
for the perils Of Kores
(l95D.
1880, WMAL (7) Safeway
Theater: "All My Sons.
starring Edward q. Robin
son and Burt Lancaster. tn,
story Of a man whose SOM
turn against him after h
Is tried and acquitted fol
selling defective airplan'
parts TO the Government
(l948).
l1:1O, WRC (N-Feature Fes.
tival: THE Promoter" star
ring Alec Guinness and Glynii
Johns.
ll:15. WTOP (s)-Late Show
Boom Town." starrinl
Clark Gable and Spence
Tracy. TV Key says: A gooC
cast in a rousing tale about
q pair Of roughnecks whit
strike It rich in the oi
fields. Entertaining and ex'
citing although not q first
rate film 1880.
LAS, WT0P (s)-Late, Lat
Show: Outside the 3-Mil,
Limit" starring Jack Hol
and Harry Carey. A G-mal
has to cope with mutiny ant
murder to smash q counter
felt ring (1940).
Evening star., 1958-05-10
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

l:sO. WINK and WFAN-FM--
Baseball: Los Angeles vs.,
San Francisco.
T,0O, wWDC-Report 10 the
People: Col. Alvin c. yelling
will be interviewed by Har-
riet 0rifnths Of The Evening
Star and Jack Eisen Of the
Post and Times Herald.
lO:s5. wwDC - Steve Allison
Show: DR.. Madison M. Duval
and william Webster.
ll,O5. wRC--Monitor: Sammy
Kaye and his orchestra,
Nanette Fabray.
Evening star., 1958-05-10
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Torchts top shows as preutetOed BY TV Keys stdf.
ipho attend rehearsd match screenings and GnGIyse
scripts in Neu York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as q guide to area utewers
Evening star., 1958-05-10
FM Stotions

WAe-FM-s3.s Me.-s:3e s.m. 10 an.
MToP-FM-ss.3 ) Me.-74-hsuF operation.
WASR-FM-sI.I Me- an. TO i2:Is s.m.,
Msndsy-sunday
W0L-FM-ss.1 Me.-s:3e a.m. 70 mldnIGht
MFAh-FM- 1908 Me.-2l-hsur Opsrltlsn
WWBe.FM- 1911 Me- an. 10 Tan
WeMs-FM- 1o3.s Me.-NsskdayS e,7s an. d
midnlght. Sundays l;ss an 10 midnight
MARL-fM- 1851 Me.-I:3o s.M 10 J p.m.,
Msndsy through Saturday; I,3o an. to Sis
pm en- SUNDAY
WUsT-FM-ioS.s Me.-Ii3o an. 10 mlaRlght.
WMAL-FM-1o1.3 Me.-te,ls an. 10 midnight
Wers-FM-si.s Ms to 10 Pm, SUNDAY.
ThuFsday
WPec-FM-ss.s Me.-1iia an. 10 Bp.n.