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The frontiersman., 1958-03-27
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Seven members of Co. G 180th
Engr. Bn., USAR, participated in
familiarization firing this past
Sunday in an exercise held on the
Knik River. Participating in the
so caliber macnlnegun firing
were 1t. Byron Hollembech, Tt.
John Parks, Larry Lucas, Cor
don Ganschow, Bill Nelson, Cur
It's Reed, and Frank Smith.
Charles Logsdon reported on
a recent visit to the office of XII
wants international while in
Chicago few weeks ago during
the March "a meeting Of the Pal
mer Kiwanis Club. Reports on
the minstrel show were given
during the meeting.
Guests at the Kiwanis meeting
last week included Betty 10 Will
son and Leroy Heaven. Territor-
ial All winners who told of their
prize trips to Chicago. Also pres
ent were Frances Hubert and
Lew Hanks of the Extension Ser
vice.
Among. several former Palmer
ties, now living in Anchorage,
who were in town for the min
"strel show last Friday and Satur-
day were the Dave PorterS, Lee
more (Amerman) Hedla and her
husband George who is a frequent
Palmer visitor, Bill King, who
was here briefly several years
ago and now president Of one Of
the Anchorage Kiwanis clubs, the
Loren Seasons, and Ralph Wof-
fords, and Mrs. Decema Ander-
Sol.
pr, Myron Babb of the Expert
ment Station is hospitalized at
the valley hospital, with case
Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Carolyn (Cashman) HUM
dof of Kenai formerly Of Mile 73,
and her infant son Tommy, were
visitors in the Palmer area for
a few days this week.
Bob Peterson Of the Palmer
Bar reports that the draught
beer he is offering his patrons is
being we'll received.
Joan Ashby, Yvonne Afford,
and Eva Boyd, all of Palmer, en-
joyed a few days at the Ice Car
nival in Fairbanks last week.
The gals made the trip by car and
enjoyed visiting many Of the
special events staged in the far
north city.
Mrs. Bertren Curry, Mrs. Allen
Mick, and Mrs. Donald ingalls,,
all of the Palmer Provisional
League of Women Voters, attend
ed the Anchorage Leagues an
nual meeting which was held at
the Jade Room in Anchorage this
week
Seven cases of measles in the
Palmer area were reported for
the week ending March q by the
Alaska Department of Health.
Mrs. Ruth Everett is back at
her desk III the Valley Hospital
office, following an absence of
several days.
The frontiersman., 1958-03-27
THE ALASKA PARTY

I appreciate the permission Civ
en- me to discuss the Alaska Par
ty, its principles and platform
through your columns.
Thomas A. Meyer
Numerous people have been
asking me, What is the Alaska
Party" and what is its pur-
pose?" and | have been unable
30 say very much because i do
not represent the whole Party,
and the Party is too young yet
20 give full meaning and explain
alton to its principles and plat
form. 4.si
Roughly speaking, it has been
bounded upon the principles for
anulated by the late Ben Hitch
cock, of Caribou Creek, in his
campaigns for a seat in the Con-
stitutional Convention and the
Alaska Legislature. Then early
last fall, a group Of interested
-Alaskans got together in an in
formal meeting in Fairbanks, dis
$.ussed the possibilities, and de-
a:ided to form a Party. A meet
ing was called and met in Palmer
December 90, 1857, and the Alas
ka Party was organized and can
AdIda1eS approved.
The Alaska Party has been
founded with an eyesingle to the
needs of Alaska, and the happin-
'ess, pontentment, and prosperity
of its people. 1t has been founded
to give opportunity for the peo-
pile of Alaska to vote in protest
against the waste of time, talent,
un6 money as demonstrated in
the last Legislature.
Something definite is going to
come out of this continuous ag-
gTtaf9nn for Statehood or self
government. We need to be pre-
pared to build into the frame
work Of the new structure the
basic and vital principles that
VIII make it strong and enduring
and eliminate from it the weak,
antique and inadequate in1pedi-
ments of the present Territorial
Government,
Thomas A. Meyer
The frontiersman., 1958-03-27
Mccarthy Named
Principal OF Year

J. Ellsworth Mccarthy, Lath-
rop high school principal, Fair
banks, was awarded a plaque
last week honoring him as Alas
ka's outstanding school principal
The award was made BY e. ".
Stolen of Fairbanks who present
ed the Encyclopedia Britannica
award. Parents of students were
polled in each Alaska district by
Britannica statesmen with Nc
Carly winning the top honor.
Principal Mccarthy has been a
frequent valley visitor and has
a large number of friends and ac-
quaintances here.
The frontiersman., 1958-03-27
e. s.s.xuzsuEHasEsgszz

EDITORS NOTE: The views
expressed in the following Letter
TO the editor. are not necessarily
views of The Frontiersman.
Weekly Frontiersman
Palmer, Alaska
Dear Editor:
The frontiersman., 1958-03-27

fund.
Members Of the dance commit
Tee are Mrs. Charles Balm, Mrs.
Jim Murdoch, and Mrs. Louis
Balm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

erton, Oregon, High School in
1854. Today, it includes young
drivers between the ages Of lG and
% from high schools and colleges
in AZ states and seven foreign
countries. 1t is still growing.
To be eligible for membership,
a young driver must have a liccnsc
and certified safety check Of the
car he drives. He must not have
received ticket for a moving traf-
fic violation. If he gets such
ticket, he is suspended from the
group for period that varies with
the seriousness of the charge.
Members in good standing are
allowed to display a red and black
"Safe-Teen" bumper strip. The ac-
cent is on honoring drivers with
good records rather than punish
ing those who make mistakes.
Last year, Mrs. Frances Nc
Chung, of Omaha, Nebraska, re-
ceived Carol Lane Award for
Traffic Safety for her work in pro-
noting a city-wide "Safe-Toen'
program. The Carol Lane Awards
are sponsored by Shell Oil Com
pany and administered by the Ma
tional Safety Council.
We salute "Safc-Tecns' and
urge parents and young drivers 70
give it the encouragement and
support it deserves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
eers 20 YEARS

willie Harris. Il. OF ssoi NC &C.
W. VIZ vas sentenced to IL to 50
ula '' in Jackson Prison last
' sss' by Recorders Judge George
"J Harris pleaded guilty to at,
..'nn,ed murder in the brutal
saa,ing Of Robert Murry. 6O, ana
p p'' vile. Margaret. 62. last Octo-
s u, 70 in their home at 1864
vicksburs 80, ..
police said the aged couple
.,,nrised Harris ransackin2 their
s~r Both were beaten scverly
' aSori the face and body. Mrs.
w,,rray suffered a fractured
d,ull. 49,. ~
.ember after police found his
finger prints on a pawn ticker
ar a watch stolen in the rob
be.y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
policy SLIPS BRING ARREST

Mrs Addic West, as. oil 2lo4
Mcclellan, and Irwin Rat!.ff, 80.
4 ay2l Navarro, were arrested
ot week on gambling charges
The pair were arrested when
suspicious police questioned Mrs
Vests 8.yearoid daughter on
her frequent crrands to Rat
Kris home. They found letter
the girl was delivering to Rat
M for her mother contained po-
licy slips.
Police said Mrs. West, who
has four other minor children,
escaped in 1913 from a Mont
qomery, Ala, prison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
STEALS ROUND s1EAks

Willie Foster. 30. Of 20787 Fl
lendale. Fcrndale. was arrested
last week in store at 1884 w
Grand Blvd. whore police said
he stole two round steaks and
one veal steak valued S46f
and concealed the meat in hi.
pockets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
FIND BODIES

The bodies Of an unidentified
nan and women were found last
week in a parked car in a ga
age at the rear Of $3.50 ST. Au
lin.
Police said the mans body was
in sitting position on the left
rear seat Of the car, The woman
was lying on the back sect floor
Both bodies were fully clothed
The officers said the bodies
we're discovered by Mrs Dora
Straud, 68. Of $3.50 St. Aubln,
when she went 10 the garage 10
burn paper.
Police said the couple appar.
emily were victims Of gas fumes
they said IN man may be Roosc.
eli Taylor, e 1916 Ct Aubin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
c,es FROM BURNS

Mr.. Emma F Stanton. 81. OF
o-l9 Franklin. died last week in
Pccciylne Hospital CT burns SUI
f.red Feb 10 when she was
having pipes with a blow torch
in her home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
re. sS7s 500

49, 49, ~~~
AZ q session n said Court
hc'd in thc CIV County Dui d.
ne at the City OF Detroit.
y. lisan on tlc day ~
month Jaauly 1853.
Te. en- The II norablo 10
RACE ". GILMORE. Circuit
Ju'e
.ie.c oiy proof ty AFFIDAVIT,
cr 6 q srowine 'ha' isa or r Z
rs. -ucrc' Sekn b nor q
3n ~ lhr Side o. N ch.-
ana fha' her p.'resg Is
nta'e 3 Box 40, H-sevilc.
Nj eissipri.
On Notion O. EDWARD n
TURNER. Attorney for Plain
&c.,
j Is Ordered thai tho eaid
1e'en fant appeal and anrwe
.c BN Of COMPLIANT nlcd u
fis c'use within Thr g
uolh ferm ln da'e 81 ifs
.ftr a iao i H. = WI.
Is ga corfecd aca.ns'
teg
Tmsn Ordered that
esr If fhi Oder hc pIhlsEe'
'hs Detroit Trorae AMI serv
atctrirn 10 tN
.-r .rar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
POLICE BLoTTER

several other persons had beer
drinking and dancing together
prior TO the alteration between
The two men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
FIND 81 NUMBER Slips

benjamin Davis, IS. of 1872
Virginia Park, was stopped by
police for a minor traffic viola
ton last week al Custer and
Oakland.
The officers said further in.
.vestigation disclosed that Davis
was a numbers man. They con
fiscatcd 33 current dated BET
slips and $40.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
PED LIGHT BRINGS ARREST

John William Black, AZ, OF
22Sj W. Chicago. was arrested
last week and charged with en-
eagng in an illegal occupation.
Police said they stopped BlacA
for driving against a rvd light al
Myrlle and Fourteenth. The Of
hcers said they conf'scaled 81
current dated mutuel bet slips
and SIS
Evan Joe Jennings, 81. address
unknown was arrested last week
When police found 4 pair Of me
lallc knuckles concealed in his
pocket
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
AiiY. Lrwari Is. Tugn-r
sl01 3 art.cn

S'fiTE OF MICHIGAN
- ~,ErUIT COURT Fer
.lil. COUNTY or WAYNE Is
Ci!ANCERY
fDTilDR SYKES + a'n'iii
, LJCl ETA SYKES. Defend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
FIND NARCOTICS

John II Hill. SO, Of 1890 Al.
isn, was arrested and held last
eeeA by police for ins ssts gatior
Of violation Cf the state marco
tcs law.
The officers sad when the
S:pped Hill At Hastings and Han
cock for questioning, they OBJ
Snrd three capsules Of heroin
IN his possession
l9-y said Hill declared he had
just purchased the dope from an
Unknown peddlcr.
Robert Thomas Dickcrson, %
q 2G75 Leland, was arrested last
week when he stole u parked cal
from Ferry and ST. Antoine,
Dickerson tod police lac had
planned to use the car to pick
up friend.
NEEDED MONEY ne SAYS
Herbert Preston, 81, OF 253 +.
Vernon was jailed last week az
Ter he broke window Of a lug
age store at 240l Woodward
With a rock.
Police said Preston removed
SlJ from the cash register. The
officers quoted Preston as say
ing Il was broke and nccdcn
money"
SLABS eUpoY
Nelson NNrris. q. Of 420q
'Omon@calth, vas arrested las
seeS r y 4 b cd Warren IL
Hardn'ck, 40, of 1896 Common
wellth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
Tips on Touring

- BY ccrol Lone ----.-,u
Women's IroyeI Authority

Your safety as a motorist is
being promoted by 100000 teen
age drivers. They belong to Safe
Teens an organization whose
members must prove they are
adult enough TO handle car
safely.
"Safe-Teens" was started by
Judge Frances Cook, at the Beay-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

STATE or MICHIGAN, The
PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
10. 46o-2l4
IN the Matter e the Estate OF
CHARLES ANDERSON VERB,
also known as CHARLES WEBB,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that all
rediiors Of said deceased are
quired h present their claims,
writng and under oath to said
court at the Probate Office in
iN Ciy Of Detroit, in said Coun-
end 10 serve a copy thereof
ron VlOI FT GRAHAM, Admin
fr.ir,s 4 said estate, al 6O82
section Detroit Michigan, on or
ebra the both day Of April, A.
p 1853. and that such claims
II DC heard by said court. be-
ic Jpdsc James II Sexton, IN
tcari Room 50 1921 City County
..lding in the City Of Detroit,
II slid County on the seth day
If Arril s D 1853 al twcthirly
c'clocs in the afternoon.
at,d February ~ 1888
JAMES II SEXTON
Jud e OF Probate
DO hereby certify that ] have
COMPARED the foregoing copy with
nc orainal record thereof and
hive f4unl the same 10 be cor.
y q ascripi Of such Original
ora
b.irl February II, 1853
Allcn r Edison Deputy
Hrpnaic Re sister
pat nod in Detroit Tribune
acc each week for three weeks
p..sc'y. within thirty days
222-3s-5s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

81 according 20 iaw.
HORACE W.'CiLMr RE. en-
fr Jlagl-
a fr =" C1ny
EDGAR M. pRANIGIN. clcl Z
~ ~ G. Mri lD>A-. -.
rrr Co.'S
i-l. . - s3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15
upon rwTNG cRoHH. Admin.

upon EwTNG cRoUN. Admin.
i-irator, At 1905 Cameron Ave
rue Detroit. N chlean. on or be-
icrc ne 10Th day q April, A. ID.
1873. and that such claims will
lc heard hy said court. before
Jtd'c Ernest G Boehm in Court
ltaom 10. 1891. CITY County
l.p.lding in the Ciiy Of Dstroit,
IN SAID County On the both day
e .apr,l. AID 1858. al two o'clock
30 TIE .f.srno9n
rslcd ~ bruary II. 1853
Ernest c B0EHM,
JUDGE CT Probate
d. hereby certify that ] have
nqa~ca The foreqolag copy with
tii, original record thereof and
ksSe found the same 10 be a cor
rect transcript Of such original
record
Dated February u, 1853
Allen r Edison. Deputy
Probate REGISTER
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
ccessivCly. within thirty days
ifla the date hereof
222-3e-58
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

Donald Boltcn. 8. Of 1902 Rus
sell. was arrested last week by
police in a market al 234i John
r., after breaking into the cstab-
ishment The officers said they
observed the youth bending ov-
n a cash register in the market
shortly before am.
Bolton had SOB in his pos
session which he had removed
from the cash register.
Police said they are also hold.
ing a l6-ycar old juvenile. VINO
vas implicated by Bolton. lie
said they col into the market by
removing the paddock from the
door.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-15

Melvin Pitts. 81, CT 1926 Thco
ore. was arrested last week and
charged with the Dee. 1. 1887
'obcbry of a bakery shop at 6l08
Conant, where he obtained SOC
at the point Of gun and cs-
capped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
MONEY TO LOAN

INVESTMENTS WANTED - Pvt
part. interested in g0od quality
viduals only: pvt. consultation.
Call EN-. 2-7609, 10 am. liz am,
Mon. through Fri. only.
LOANS, S5.QOO-S16O,.
000-0roup your debts. lower your
payments refinance YOUR property
and improvements; quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
m sssns etc. on oI7 II the so Ssiss q
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047
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MOTORCYCLES
CONTINUED

HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1850 "74",
o.h.v., hydra, forks. new tires:
Excel. cond.: S275. Pa. 2-32S1
1886 HARLEY-DAVIDsON with box
stdeear.; excel. cond.: S435. Con-
slider car in trade. LA. 6-5216.
WANTED-500 or 65Occ. used. shot,
wrecked British motorcycle. VIII
pay cash. JACK, HE. 4-S166.
CUsHMAN TRUCKSTER. 1888, new
paint: excel. cond.: S225. WA. q
1898. Call daily s-5.
HID ~ l94e. overhauied and paint
s ed SHE'D; spots and bass; $500
BsA '52 Golden Flash: $50 &C.
BILL SMITH. spencerville, Nd.
Spring 4-6296.
MATCHLESs. 500 &C.: excel. eond.
garage kept; low mileage; has
windshield and luggage rack: must
sell: entering service; $500. HI.
9-5609.
MOTORCYCLE. Triumph 1881 twin
$50; $175. JE. 2-5362.
MAICO Typhoon; $500 miles; 1885
sport model: 90 mi. to gal; $500
or best offer. UN. 4-9457.
NORTON 1857 "99": 1000 mi.
chrome tenders and new saddle
bags; S625 or best offer. WA. z
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HOWARD COUNTY

ia AcREs-A real investment.
Spacious brick and frame main
house with fine trees and lake.
Dairy barns, silo. tenant house
(now leased with the acreaRe). eI1Q
mile road frontage in excellent
neighborhood; cow. to Wash. and
Old STONE HOUSE with barn.
tenant house, up TO ID acres TILL
able land and stream. UNIQUE. estate
potential ct q reasonable price.
10 ACRES-Country estate. with
attractive 4-bedrm.. 3-bath house
in a fine neighborhood.
40 ACRES-Development land IN
Clarksville near labs, and midway
between BALTIC. and Wash.
3 AcRES-Beautiful bldg site
midway between Wash. and BALTIC.
within sight Of new 20.
For information. on the above
and other Howard Co. properties
call Mrs. Adams. Atlas o.2336:
PIERRE c. .DUGAN 4 NEPHEW.
$50 N. Charles st., Baltimore. Nd.
Vernon 7-O4b4
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MONEY WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

$50, 600 To $4,000 needed for S
years. Return better than average
Boz Ask, Star.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

STOP! SELL TO Us-AIl cash net
8 4 sO Il RRoP MHEfHHi ~ A0oOO'
SPOT Cash. or will sell, rent for
you. FREE APPRAISAL Nd. D. c
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7.S0e0.
A CASH BUYER, OR Will SELL
ON TERMS. II $4,000 3. 9
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DESK SPACE

vn AT L-Air eond., equip. sfurn..
incl tel, ans; S25. Secy. serv.
avail. ST. 3-4555, RA. 6-3413.
SILVER STRING, overlooking Ga.
JU, $3.50, jU, 0-l141.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

LAWYERS OFFICE WANTED
Pun. reas.; Alex. area. IA.
2-74aO,
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FIRsT AND SECOND TROeT
LOANS PURCHASED BARLOW
REALTY CO.. Realtors 1881 q
st NV Me. S-249b
end TRUSTs--Absoluteiy top SPOT
cash prices paid. Nd, Va, d. c.
Call day or night. 10. 4-65db.
Low RATEe-FAsT ACTION-Ist
and I'd TRUST LOANS for any our.
pose. DI. 7-4445, ewes. u. 6-949S.
MORTGAGES. unlimited funds: SCI
% years. Owner, buyers. builders.
comb trusts. pay debts make
improvements. No appraisal chg.
Mr.. CROCKETT, HE. 4-6Sg4.
! lave $4,000 to invest in LIST
a3d End trust notes. Call day or
night. IA 6-0676. RA 6-226l
MONEY. End TRUsT-We viii buy
IND trust notes, d c.. nearby Nd
TTIoNAfi M toofRsToaV.S i 'ffNSvEssAA..
MENT CORR. 1912 N Y. ave
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. LIST
q 2 gHts mSrtEass. ia s-ssos or
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
N X. STONE. OIL. 2-34l4
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WESTORY BLDG

14th AND p SITS. NV.
Two large single rooms now avail
able for immediate occupancy.
Completely reconditioned with as
phaIt tile floors. fluorescent light
ing. Venetian blinds. etc. See So:
perintendent on premises or call
EN-. $4,000.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
GARAGES

8 BRICK BUILDINGS. each lOxls,
25-ft. alley, $500: near 0eorgia
PT i rs. me- ntso1 Ma A. $500 ea eoSs .
EXPLOIT BOAT, 05 IT,. diesel
power. lge. cabins fore and aft.
well suited for q home af1oat. In
sound condition; $500. CO.
CHRIs-C CRAFT ENGINE, l46 h.p.e
Eel reduction drive, AL condi-
ton. Written guarantee; S626.
Annapolis Colonial S-2162.
I2-FT. ALUM. BOAT. used 8 times,
IKE new; yl5O. 1873 Maple ave..
JOHNSON OUTBOARD, 5 h.p.,
neutral shift; very clean, perfect
running; $75. JU. 6-704O.
CAPITOL HILL-In Douglas court,
parking spaces and garages. 81. rs.
SIS mo. EX. 3-1575, Ii. 4-4477,
cSSS WR AYE , APP .D5 sc aId soI g;
81. NV avail all i Snr SU''v ~ 0I per
mo. auto or storage OK csiI
II. @. sMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000.
REAR OF sci 18th ST. Sc
Large group, Of weii-kept brick
poses: will rent singly or in groups
ct Sis each. NO. 7-066O.
GARAGES FOR SALE OR RENT
IL single metal. double, / ma
sonry for 3 trucks on 2 opposite
lots. Ii. 6-0204.
1898 CHAPLIN ST. NV, fireproof,
all concrete. cleo. and water, rear
atty's home. quiet. safe. l9x0
inside IS mo. CO. 6-1e1s.
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AIR-CONDITIONED

AIR-CONDITIONED
SPACE AVAILABLE
For professional office at
the Rittenhouse, Washing
toms most beautiful luxury
apt. bldg. Ideal for profess
sional man (other than
general practitioner, pedi-
african or DENTIST. For in
formation call Mrs. Gold
man, tn. 2-8400.
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MAX C. SCHWARTZ
OFFERS
S7,450
Home and income; one 1-bedroom
apt. and one 2-bedroom apt; 2
frances: big lot: beautiful view;
ideal bathing and boating. small
down payment.
$3.50
Masonry home. close TO water;
living RIM, spacious Kitchen. Q bed
rooms. bath, utility room, hoored
attic oil heat; screened porch fac
ing water.
$10,500
Waterfront: L-shaped living room.
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. " bath Ice
screened porch: Ice. lot: garage.
Ideal summer home or easily con-
verted. Small down payment.
$10,500
Brick-and-frame home on corner
lot: lge. living rm. with fireplace.
dining rm.. spacious kitchen. 3 bed:
rooms, "a baths. utility room; oil
heat, extra-lge. screened porch. ga
rage; water privil. Terms.
$12,950
Home and income; 2 living rooms.
kitchens. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
utility room: oil heat; separate en-
frances: corner lot facing the water.
Terms.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
lcoNTlNueDl

MODERN HOME. two years old. in
EiseRsn ein Sedr sSS@ b ss5aei ss
rage and workshop. Good boat
harbor, Sf6.956 CAPT. H. G.
IRQRisoN; usN tret9. Broker.
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AN AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT

~ - - @NAAAAN
Fri, April 18th. WILMINGTON.
DEL, $3.50 an. 1929 New Castle
ave. A large sale Of heavy equip
ment ALL owned by Frantz Equip
msnt Co. and each piece positively
sells; 20 CRAWLER TRACTORS
as and IS: Cat DIS: IS, as Sc:
INC TD24, lSs, las, 9s. CRAWLER
LoADERs-AC HDl50s, HD9Gs.
HD5Gs; INC TD9 and Cat D4
Rubber-tired front leaders; TRUCK
CRANES-Koehring 3O4. 2 Lima
Bats. Adams 512. Lorain TL2O,
Shield Bantam MAO. CRAWIER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lima "a w/backhoe: Bay City 1N-
%. shovel, Cummins diesel power;
Michigan Cl6 w/backhoe: LS50
crane; lnsley k-14 vLbackhoe. BE
lob, Shovel and backhoe attach
ments. MOTOR GRADERS Cat
No. LIS all SIS; 81 &C %" and
2 AD3s. AC TS-30O and Hell
Motor Scrapers; PULL-SCRAPERS
wood s NC So and lac S S1los LIT oas-
Unused darwood : Viii WIS hyd. Par ar:
sons SS-1B Trenchmobile: Buckeye
402 trencher. COMPRESsORS ~
Joy, Schramm and Jaeger 3l5, 21O
and los GINS. Air tools: NEW
Bros self-prop. pneu. roller: Tan.
dem 2 to 3 and 3-5-ton rollers:
Trench roller: Let Tournadozer;
Jaeger asph. spreader; Ottawa
Hydra Hammers; Rex lis mixer:
Carter q NARROW PUMPS g., A..
81 and 2".. Sheepfoot rollers;
tractor attachments; many other
pieces. Inspect week before sale
EACH PIECE POSITIVELY SELLS
mo LIMTT-NO MINIMIZING
RESERVATIONS WRITE. WIRE
auctioneers for full detailed list.
Many OF the pieces are rebuilt.
TERMS: Complete payment sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
POTOMAC RIVER

This may be the Potomac River
committing distance to washington
in your search. The partly wooded
4 acres are improved by a modern.
an elevation as feet above tide
water on the 2-mile- wide river and
the location is In Maryland. Can
be purchased completely furnished
II desired. 90 miles to the D. G.
line, having the South Capitol st.,
entrance to downtown Washington.
For detailed information please AZ;
18th st. NV. tx. 3.2740.