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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07

to znak "a zabavu 1 veselje.
Izgleda da ovdje narod do
lazi ma zabave tocno u vrije-
me, i tako ma jednom doSlo
je mnogo naroda u dvoranu
i bro kroz vrata ulaze, kao
da Sc natjecu tko &c prvi IA
plesati. To su bill posjetnici
vecinom meni nepoznati, mia
di momci / djevojke, ljuM 1
zene mladjeg doba, kojima n
ma mnogo ne prkosi. To su
bill gosti IL Mukwonago 1
okolice, poljodjelsd radnici,
puni mladosti lara u zivotu.
Ia kratko vrijeme dvorana
bijase dupkom puma. Nastao
pies i pjesme, n nase, ameri-
kanske i drugih narodnosti
Pjesme su izvadjane po bra
ci Matt Nick Movrich i nil
hove tamburice. Plesaci se
razmahase | plesuci ugrijase
sami sebe i dvoranu, tako da
nije izgledalo da je 10 ispod
nistice, vec kao piknik ljetne
sezone. Kad je nasa mladez
plesala kolo, drugi strani go
sti su i'll sa zanimanjem pra-
till | napokon Sc NINA pri-
kljucili, da i oni plesu nase
kolo bar onako kako 81 to
najbolje znali i mogli. Pitao
sam neke cd stranih gostiiu,
kako vole nase zabave rekM
su mi da vole vrlo dobro / da
bi zelili postati clanoH ovog
odsjeka HBZ. Do clanova .ie
tamosnjeg nasega odsjeka, da
iskoriste ovu priliku / da pri-
vedu u svoje redove sve one
koje mogu u suglasju nasih
pravila. A vjerujem, da &c o.
vaj odsjek i napredovati, jer
je u rukama dobrog vodstva,
brace Movrich obitelji.
Oko II sati u pol noci mo-
ia supruga / ia brat Anit
spremili smo sc "a polazak
kuci u West Allis,1 te prize po-
laska braca sestre u Muk-
wonago lijepo su nam Sc "a
hvalili ma posjetu. Bio bi i'm
jos draze da mas je wise do
slo il Milwaukee, West Allisa
i oko1ice. Ali ako Sc to nije
ucinilo ma njihovoj prvoj Ia
bavi, to &c sc moci uciniti ma
njihovoj drugoj zabavi, koju
&c odrzati u mjesecu marcu
1859.
Mislim, da je ova prva "a
bava naseg novog odsjeka
br. 993 uspjela moralno / ma
terijalno, a uspjela je zato,
jer su braca i sestre una
prijed dobro poradili "a istu,
prodali mnogo ulaznica time
privukli mnogo naroda, koji
! je imao priliku da se upozna
5 nasom divn o m organiza-
cijom, Hrvatskom Bratskom
Zajednicom.
Martin Jurovic, prisutnik,
Clan odsjeka 391 H. B. Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07

nudu / prihvatio, posto je on
prvi pokrenuo pitanje ustro-
jenja toga novog odsjeka, i
stoga je zelio da bude pri-
sultan ma prvoj zabavi istoga.
zabava je trebala poceti u 8
sati u vecer, ali toga dana
bila je strasna zima, oko 10
stupnjeva ispod nistice. Oko
Z sati pozovem brata Anica i
pitam ga, da Ii je spreman l.
ci, a on kaze da ma meme &C.
ka spreman je "a polazak.
Moja supruga ia, stignemo
k MENU "a par minuta | "a
jedno krenemo ma put prema
Mukwonago. Vrijeme bijase
vedro, cica zima je pritisnula,
a sjajne zvijezde trepecu cd
sjaja u svemiru praveci jos
jacu studen. Mukwonago je
udaljen 25 milja zapadno cd
grada Milwaukee i stigli smo
ma vrijeme, pol sata prize po-
cetka zabave.
Vozeci sc govorili smo o
novo-ustrojenom odsjeku i H.
B. q. uopce, ali najvise o no.
vom odsjeku njegovim po-
teskocama u pocetnim dani-
ma, kako je nasa bratska
duznost da i'm pruzimo svaku
mogucu pomoc, a to bi trebali
ciniti svi clanovi i odsjeci u
Milwaukee County, i t. d.
Tako u razgovordu bro smo
stigli u oval carobni gradic,
u kojem live oko 1000 sta
novnika i koji sc nalazi IL
medju tri jezera, te ma ras-
krscu dviju drzavnih costa,
Is 83, koji ide ravno "a
Chicago, Illinois.
Prvi smo dosli u dvoranu,
a "a par minuta dosao je od-
sjecni tajnik, John Movrich i
njegova tri brata, svi clanovi
istog odsjeka, Matt, Nick i
Mark. U dvorani je bilo sve
prazno osim Ii i'm e, koja je
prkosila grozeci Sc gostima,
bar je tako izgledalo, a mi
smo to osjecali, drzeci, ako
&c tako ostati ne cemo moci
odoljeti hladnoci. U razgovo-
ru sa odbornicima smo ka-
zali, da izgleda da &c biti sla-
bi posjet. Tajnik nam je ma
to odgovorio, da ne misli da
ce posjet biti tako slab, jer
su on, njegova braca i Mi
hove .zene prodali ma stotine
ulaznica i da &c narod doci.
Tako je i bilo u 8 sati od-
bornici clanovi zauzeli svo-
ia mjesta, tajnik ]. Movrich
ma ulazu, Mark "a baron,
Matt i Nick sa svojim prija-
teliem F. Weber u tamburici
orkestra "a Piles i zabavu, a
njihove supruge u kuhinji "a
hranu. Tamburasi udarise u
tambure i uz njih zapjevase
braca Matt i Nick tako grom-
ko, ali umjetno izvadjase da
je bio milota slusati. Bio ie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
Sa zabave novog odsjeka broj 1913
H. B. zajednice U Mukwonago, Wis.

West Alis, Wis. = subotu, 13. decembra, 1858
ustrojen odsjek br. 993 HBZ Mukwonago, Wis., odrzao
je svoju prvu pesnu zabavu, iii bolje rec proslavu
cm procitao objavu ovoj zabavi, odluco sam da
istoj prisustvujem Ujedno obecao bratu Matt Anic
upravteu gnezda Pomlatka br 81 H.B.Z West Allisu
da Gu MEGA povesti ako ze. Naravski da je po
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07

Prijateljstvo treba da bu-
de zakruzeno ceremoniiama /
postovanjem, = ne da g. -
zgnjeci u uglu. - Emerson
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-07
Vazno "a St. Louis

st. Louis, Mo. - DIVINE po-
zivamo sve novoizabrane de-
legate ma godisnju sjednicu
Sredisnjeg Odbora drustava i
gniiezda H.B.Z. u st. Louis,
Mo, koja &c Sc odrzati 25-og
ianuara, 1859, u Hrv. Crkve-
moi Dvorani ma 18th Rus
sell Blvd, u 2::3O poslije po-
dne.
Umoljavate sc da ma vrije-
me budete prisutni, buduc, l.
zim biranja odbora "a godinu
1859. imademo da sc pripre-
mimo "a mesopustnu zabavu,
koju eemo sa bubnjom i mu-
zikom odrzati dana 8. febru-
ara. 1852, u Hrv. Crkvenoj
Dvorani ma 18th i Russell.
Program pocima tocno u $3.50
sata poslije podne. Ulaznica
II preprodaji rs cent?, a ma
vratina 80 cent?. PosllJe pro-
grama (setence). Imati cemo
ukusnu veceru, a poslije We
cere pies do kasne noci uz
dob1u mladenacku glazbu.
Stoga Sc umoljavate da ma
vriieme dodjete, da cujete po-
cetak kao svrsetak. Dodjite
da vidite ono, sto niste vidjeli
zadnjih sest-sedam godina. i
u ime Sredisnjeg Odbora,
A. Vlatkovich, tajnik.
Drugo. - Nesto sc snuje
u st. Louisu. Gull smo da je
odsjek so H.B.Z. izabrao uzi
odbor, da radi ma tome, da sc
svi odsjeci u st. Louisu u
iedine u jedan veliki odsjek.
Sretno i'm bilo.
Godisnja sjednica odsjeka
so H.B.Z. odrzati &c sc 1903
januara, 1859. Svi da ste ta-
mo i birate upravu "a godinu
1859. Poslije sjednice biti ce
zagrizak.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16
WEsTsIDE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ware,
2420 W. jefferson hosted a
dinner party last week.
Guests included MeSdameS
Essie Stephens, Gertrude
Hunter, Louise Meyers, ESSie
Armour, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mar
chal Meadows of San Berna-
dino, Calf, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gassip, Los Angeles.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16

BY looking into any woman's pocket
book, one discovers that money isn't
everything.
Arizona tribune., 1959-10-16

TWO MASQUERADERS peek around the preparing the
for all other goblins and ghosts who will
the Halloween celebrations.
Can who these frightening faces might
next door neghbor. Photo Ed Banks
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
Cawdrey To Speak
On Apprenticeship

Among the nationally known
leaders who will visit Wilmington
for the third biennial conference
on Apprenticeship and Training,
July 13, IA and is will be James
W. Cawdrey of Seattle, Washing
ton, president of the Associated
General Contractors of America,
Inc.
This was made known today by
Frederic G. Krapf, ST., past presi
dent of the Delaware Associated
General Contractors and chairman
of the general planning committee
ing at Hotel Dupont.
Mr.. Cawdrey, who is a member
of the well known firm of Cav
drey and Vemo, Pacific Northwest
building firm has been active with
the organization for many years.
In 1949 he served as president of
the Seattle chapter of ACC.
During his visit here Mr.. Cav
drey will be the guest of the Asso-
ciated General Contractors of
Delaware. John e. Healy, II, a
personal friend of Mr.. Cawdrey's
will serve as his host for the or
ganization. Mr.. Healy is on the ad-
visory board and member of the
Education Committee of the Asso-
ciated General Contractors OF
America
Mr.. Krapf said today that the
conference felt fortunate in hav-
ing Mr.. Cawdrey accept their in
vitation to address the conference
since he has an extremely busy
schedule in directing the affairs
of the organization.
Mr.. Cawdrey came through the
ranks of the national organization
to his present position according
to Mr.. Krapf. He served as a ma
tional director for three years; q
member of the Executive Commit.
tee as well as on the Finance, La.
Dor, Membership, Contract Forms
Specifications. and the American
| Institute of Architect-AGC Joint
Cooperative Committees.
According to Mr.. Krapf the
theme of the conference Trained
| 4N10lI POWCl co A1uC1 I'D Il u
ture", has struck responsive
note, and several hundred dele
gates from Virginia, Pennsylvania
West Virginia, North Carolina
Maryland, District of Columbia anC
Delaware are expected to be regi
stored for the opening session.
Special events are being plan
ned for the ladies who accompany
delegates, including fashion show
by Braunstein's which will b,
staged at the Dupont Country Club
Time will be made available fol
visits to Delaware Park; for thu
delegates to see some of the state'i
attractions and for an evening o
National League baseball to watcl
the Phi1lies perform.
Management and Labor hav'
joined forces in staging the con
ference along with the Bureau o
Apprenticeship Training, U. S. De
partment of Labor, according t.
Mr.. Krapf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26

In 1901, Jacksonville, Fla, was
practically destroyed by fire..
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
BridgeUiLLe Visited
By Freak Storm
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CONTINUED from page one)
The state police troop said their
power was out but that the tele-
phones remained in working or
der.
Electric service was restored by
emergency crews between 7:15 and
1880.
The Bridgeville Fire Company
stood by with emergency equip
ment answering one fire call.
The chimney of a house owned
by Layton Harris, of 304 Edgewood
Street, was completely blown OIL
by the rs mile gusts. A roadside
market owned by Mrs. Julia VIII
ley near Bridgeville was complete
ly demolished.
In other damages a roof was
blown off a storage shed owned
by the Robert r. Layton Lumber
Company. Also a roof was blown
off a large warehouse owned by
the H. P. Cannon Canning Com
pany.
The fire company responded to
blaze five miles east of Bridge
Vile on Route 10. a UdIH Woo SOAh
pletely destroyed by fire after
being struck by lightning. The
building was owned by Mrs. Minnie
Clendaniel of Bridgeville.
Other lightning damage resulted
when a house in Atlanta, a small
settlement five miles west OF
Bridgeville, was struck.
The struck house is owned by
Thomas L. Brown. He reported
the incident to the fire company
but said there was no fire and
that damage was slight.
A five by eight foot plate glass
window was blown out of the Hen
ry G. Banning Service station
mile and a half south of town.
Traffic control signals were
knocked out at the intersection OF
U. S. Route 13 and Route 404 and
state policemen were assigned tc
traffic duty there.
The thunderstorm belt, the
weather station at Baltimore said
extended east from Cambridge, Md
Several southern Delaware commu
mites reported heavy rain.
In 1901, Jacksonville, Fla, wa
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
Sixth Birthday

Little Miss Diane Bullock, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bull
lock, celebrated her sixth birth
day on Saturday with a lawn party
for several of her friends. Those
enjoying games and refreshments
were Connie Maloney, Sandy Walls,
Judy Penuel of Milford and Bar
bara Carter of Greensboro. Md.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
Money Available Ror
Fallout Shelters

Continued from page one)
have repayment period beyond 3
years and 80 days.
Title 1 loans are available only
on direct-to-borrower basis. They
are not available for inclusion of
a shelter in a new house under
construction.
FILA urges borrowers Interested
in shelter loans first to get in touch
with their local Civil Defense off
ice to obtain information on
recommended construction details
and minimal standards for equip
ping the shelter In special re-
lease FILA says:
"The Federal Housing Admin
stration is concerned over the
possibility that INSCRIPTIONS deal
ers may set up sales organizations
to promote the sale of bomb shell
tiers. 1t is felt that high pressure
operators will resort to scare
selling" techniques to persuade
home owners to purchase made
quate, overpriced and shoddily con-
structed shelters.
"The Administration in keeping
with long-standing policy with re-
spect to Title l loans does not en-
dorse, approve or recommend any
particular type of shelter"
FILA also stresses that neither
the FILA nor the financial institu-
ton makes any inspection of the
completed job.
The bulletin continues: "Insur-
ed lenders are requested to ap-
prove shelter loans only on a
direct-to-borrower basis. The per-
sonal negotiation with the bor-
rover afforded by the direct type
of transaction will tend to elimi-
nate high pressure deals and will
give the lender opportunity to sug-
gest consultation between the bor-
rover and the local Civil Defense
authorities prior to contamination
of the loan. We do not believe that
reputable dealers will object to
this procedure as they will bene-
| fit through the curbing of activi-
| ties of unethical operators"
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
All Star Football
Game Aides Busy
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
Fooks, Mrs. Grosvenor Russell,
Mrs. John Wilkins, Jr., Mrs. Will
liam Draper, Mrs. w. Price Webb,
Mrs. Edward Steiner, Mrs. Gordon
Mclean or Mrs. Broddus Jones,
who is acting as the Finance chair
man.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
MORALE BOOSTERS

CHICAGO (P)-Parting is sweet,
not sorrowful when teen-age vol
unteers are in the Mount Sinai
Hospital children's ward for the
end of visiting hours.
The hospital has rs high school
students who do volunteer work in
their spare time. One helpful &C.
tivity is reading to child patients
so they won't feel lonely immedi-
ately after their parents depart for
home.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
FIRE FIGHTING PLANES

EDMONTON, Alberta (P)-In the
fight against forest fires this year,
aircraft of the Alberta Forest Ser
vice will each be equipped with
two 45-gallon tanks which can be
filled with water while the plane
is taking off from a lake or river,
to be sprayed on blaZes.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26
Store Hours For
July A Are Announced
continued from page one)

uNO II OtEI PtEeC 0H%CF
view of styles current for Fall.
A complete circular, section
in the Milford Chronicle, adequate
out-of-town newspaper coverage
and Radio time on all major down
state stations are included in plans
for the promotion.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26

Hong Kong is an important Bri-
fish naval station and information
al airline link.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-26

Read The CLASSIFIED Ads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

SMALL BUSY neighborhood variety
store. Will sacrifice for $4,000.
owner leaving area. Box Ask
Star.
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PREssIN0 AND PINIsHINo EoUIPl
MINT for valet shop. Rxcell. cond
Orlg. coat $1,000. Ans reat, one
accepted for quiek sala within I
DAYS, Financing can be arranged
III 2-O45s after 1 pm
PRINT sHOP. IN Rirginla: gfoss-
ine SiB.5oO 20 S1S 800 per yeai
past seven years = BONANZA foi
printer ADD pressnan. opeD aiid
automatic presses, over ieb fonts
naodofn sob type. Well-eonlpped
shop. Only reason for selling, H.
ness. Priced reasonable. No 80.
Letting for business. Boz 3oi-k,
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SERVICE STATION, major oil COM
pany. 3-bay porcelain enamel
bids. convenient to D. c. OF
W. MCDONNELL, TIE. 6-3442.
SHIRT FINISHING EQUIPMENT
l-girl electric. 25-lb. washer, ex-
tractor. and dryer. RIA. 6-9643
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THRIVING HUsINEss IN ", va

THRIVING BUSINESS IN W. Va
Town Of 5000 people. cQnfection.
cry. patent medicine school SUP
pliea ACROSS street from c0neoll-
dated school OF $500 enrolment
store completely equipped and
steessd; most equipment new. Rsa;
son ior selling, owneH Is also lehool
teecher and recent Nness presents
continual operation o. both Will
finance pert 70 .narty With proven
credit Box 1at-K. Star
TOURIST HOME, Bladensburg. Nd,
2 miles from wash, d. O., on
U. 8. Route 50--5 bedrms., 2 with
running water. 3 with semipvt
BAH. Three l-bedrmt and bath
. anu. with pvt. entrances. Parking
tor IL cars. Very good income.
Take over mortgaae. balance ceash.
Box 300-K, star.
Ty REPAIR-RENTAL AND SALE
srOs sr'i Os sssm "a sesH gsS es SstG gH
2-7B53.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
CcoNrINUtpl

MANASSAS = Attrae. Cape Cod
$50 80 mo. or sell no On, pymt.
SIS mo. Vacant. Du. $4,000.
MOVE IN NORTHUMBERLAND
Fuii bsmt.. nice Fit,: lie. lot;
vacant, S140. Call IA. 5-0400
BETTER HOMES, INC. 400 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

y; ARL,-5207 lst St, n; i.r.. ar.
lge; kit. rec. rm7 3 b.r.s, gar,
S1b5 mo. incl. utils. ia. 6-0549
n. ARL,, Upshur st.-3-bedrm. 2.
hath house; lge. liv. rm. with
firepl, Ice. din. ell. cleo, kit, scr
porch. garage. full bsmt., beauti.
full trees. on cul-de-sac. S17t
per mo. h
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Open Sat- Sun, 1876

Directions: Conn. ave. to Cathedral
east on Cathedral to open sign,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE = Garage,
used-car lot and Esso service sta-
ton. with studebaker aud Mer-
eedes-Benz dealership available,
loeated on main hIahway % sky
line drive and Penna, turnpike,
adioining large restaurant and
motel business. must have AL
credit references Apply IN peraon
AZ SALEM GARAGE, Rte. b2e.
p %sss SalpsP ss yy slEs9 fsaS2 'O-
FOR RENT on LEAsE = Modern
diner and restaurant with q seat
Ing capacity of 1885 or more: nod
e sTa ai1I osse on mas mar, rs sIaha aS
TO Skyline drive and Penna, turn
pike. motels now being built on
property; restaurant Is completely
equipped now doing business;
must be completely experienced In
operation OF this set M and must
have lA-l references. Apply In
kEsTAuRHNT on Rts' S2S, West
CulpepeI. Virginia. For appoint
ment, call Valley $1,000, Gull
pepper, VIRGINIA.
FREE RENT YEAR HOUND 10
person or eple. In exch. for man
aging room hse. dur. summer mos.
a. Col Beach, Va. Write 1895
Missouri ave, NV, MISS AvoLA
GAS STATION FOR LEAsE--Mt.
Pleasant area; Fisher, MA. S-S69S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

cious grounds. SILVER SPPJNG
REALTY, JU. $3.50, JU. 9-ii4i
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DISTRIBUTOR

DRY CLEANING and laundry route
established Is years, desire man
with past experience and his own
truck Age between 20 and As.
plicant must stand REID investi-
cation and be bondable Apply
to Mr. Arlington, ARLINGTON
CT EANERS. Vienna, Va. M phone
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CHURCHES FOR RENT
CHURCH FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

45i5 DAvENPoRT ST. nv.
Immaculate. Diet. brick and ston'
with z lge. rms, and 2H baths
Thoroughly mod. equipped kit
rec. rm. with laundry rm. ano
storage rm. to rear. Beautiful
shrubbed lot. Inspection by appt
]. LEE DoNNELLY g. SON. INC.
MA S-331R Rpaltnrs WO R-o3Rn
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

COLORED - 1888 w ST. NV, =
d fooms and bath. gas heat. SIS,
Call agent, RE-. 7-ila1,
C0LORED- nROOKLAND--5 bed.
r sms s4s yR Rfst' nswlH ne see ~ esRti
cOLORRD = s61 80 PER MO-; 2
bedrm masonry, mr.. Indian Head,
Nd. Z children acceptable, 10
c0L0RED-1th AND TUCKRRMAN
HTS.s NV rm, semi-det. .brk,
Rec, rnl.: gas heat; aar.. nothing
rental way. 500 mo. tx. $1,000,
C0LORED-Is75 Z ST. ST.
Vac, redecorated, Ice. cor. brk.
home; 2 rms. 2 baths, Sll5 o.
s SSSS. IKE DE- isnt .S SHsP H SSH ". 8
COLORRD - BROoKFIELD = De.
tached house. 1913 Kearney 81
ne; ! rms and bath "a kitch.
ens): rear porches; fun basement
mo- mo. Nh MAP aEI u nm. MAJ i s-6s n %
C0L0RED-5620 sth 81. NV,
Cor. Sth and Madison, vacant,
brick, eony. loo, MA. e-5450.
COL0RED-ifIe OAK ST. NV
Open sun, H-0 pm; rms Ia
bbeotthhs; .sws;hso $40. re. z
coLORED
72S COLUMBIA RID. NV.
10 rms, 2 baths l2-familyl 500
WARRINGTON RLTY. RA. 3-s30O
COLORED 80
332 p ST. NE.-Lgea 8 rms. kit.
and bath. redec.; SSb.
445 r ST, N.W.-Two rms, kit, and
bath, fenced I'd. redec,; S65.
house.; E /, pSs legation ,;SIis 0e;
e32 X ST. NV. MA. S-s30a
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Nearby Maryland. owners suots
VII sSow $1,000 'I ANNUAL soS HsI
profit. 0rowing and expandinl
area. Future potential greater
Priced reasonably. Substantial
cash REQUIRED, Must be seen q
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STROUT CATALOG

STROUT CATALOG
Mailed FRET Bigger than ever
3,599 bargains described. BIG
States, oast-to-Coastl Motels,
Resorts, Tourist and Boarding
Houses, Stores, Gas sta. etc.
farms. WORLDS LARGEST 80
Years Service. STROUT REALTY,
l13S-N Woodward Bldg, Wash
ington Sterling 3-37s4.
TAvERN-Nr. Nd. on-off LIQUOR
sell bldg, ard bus: $50. 900. GI-
BRALTAR Dl. 7-6500
TAVERN, Pr. Geo. Co, with pack
aRe store. $1,000 dn Also others
Reas GIBRALTAR CO.
TAVERN. Laurel, Md-Beer; good
loo Pargirg. Tow rert Reas
GIBRALTAR CO. d.. 7-65O0.
TAVERN. Alex. Va. - Good beer
business; parking: terms. Reas
GIBRAI TAR CO, DI. 7-6500.
TIE PLANTATION DINING ROOM,
Gaithersburg, Md. is for sale by
OWNER. Gaithersburg 1863.
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CARWASEl

CAPITAL ENLISTMENT needed By
count plus $50 on ehattel deed OF
trust. Box aO7-R, star. Os
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AUL P. STONE, Realtor
WALTER REED

IIUI tth ST. NV.
open SUN. . TO O.
Modern detached brick on lee 10.
liv I'm. with firepl.. din. I'm den.
kit. powder I'm. first floor: 3 bed
rms and . deck porches second
floor rec. I'm. w/hrepi.
J EARLY DAWN. To. 2-9l35
WALTER REED-Briek det-. level
valk-in, 3 bedrms., lty I'm. frepl
din rm. lse. kit. bsmt. built-in
CLAUDE SHIFLET, RA. $4,000.
RA 3-2S79
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GAS STA, : Bladensburg. Amoco
rent SIS; excel for repairs. etc. .
only $500. GIBRALTAR co
GENERAL DEPT. STORE in hear,
Of Rockville. doing good business
Locatisi under extensive expan.
sion. Chance TO get in on ground
floor If strong future potentials
Purchaser should be live wire and
know business. For further infoT-
nation and 70 inspect, can AIL1-
ANCE REALTY CO.. Ex. 3-5454,
NE. .s-b454. ewes. tn. 2-5454,
10. 4-6s23.
GENTLEMAN, Importing exclusive
and unique gift line: direct factory
distributor: West Indies product
seeks business associate, silent OF
active to commence immediate
operation. Box 201-R. Star.
GIFT SHOPs-(D Conn. ave, very
reas. t2l Arl, Va: $4,000, y
cash GIBRALTAR CO.
sTORE-Oood location,
cash bus, Beer. Must sell be-
cause Of illness. Best offer. ia
Q-4720
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SUPPLY STORES
PENN JERSEY AUTO
STORES, INC, now has
available choice locations
for owner-operator fran
chiSed stores. Outstanding
opportunity to be indie
pendent and to own your
own profitable business.
With a variety of over
5000 items, including all
nationally advertise d
brands, auto. accessories,
parts, sporting goods, toys,
lawn and garden supplies.
CAPITAL investment ap-
prox. $4,000. No expert
ence necesSary-we teach
you. For appt. and full
particulars, write MR..
HENRY KAHN, 4021 Min
neSota ave. ne, or call
LII. 2-9861.
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223O
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV

Facing Rock Greek Parks bed
rooms, 2 baths. large family home
with garage. Convenient to shop
ping. express buses. 10 minutes
throuRh park to downtown OF
Pentagon. Available Immediately
$175 per month.
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OPEN, 2 to 5
GEORGETOWN

Thomas L. Phillips Co.
1920 WIS. AVE. OIL. 4-I42a