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, 1959-04-15
Secretary Of Stdte
John Foster Dulles
RESIGNS Thru Illness
George E. King
Is Elected to ThieI
Christiun Fellowship

As the result Of recent cleo President Eisenhower an
tons held on the Thiel College nornced that Secretary Of
campus, IN Greensville, Penn State John Foster Dulles has
sylvania, 4 Christiansted stu resigned due to cancer. The
dent was elected to serve as decision was taken as a result
vice-president Of the Thiel Of report Of his doctors who
Christian Fellowship for the said that the cancer has spread
Forthcoming year. elsewhere.
He is George E. King, Jr, Newsmen said that the Pre-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George sident spoke with emotion
King. A 1856 graduate Of the when he made the announce.
Christiansted High School, ment; he said, however, that
King is junior at the College Mr.. Dulles will act as a CON
and is pursuing study toward sultant.
the degree of bachelor of arts M .....
in history. He is also a mem 49,. IL. i. p.na.a..
sor shortly; however, Acting
, 1959-04-15
DEBT. Of Public Sufety
Tells Of Wdrninu
Alert for April II


The Department of Public
Safety has announced that the
following warning signals will
be used during Operation
Alert" on April II, 1859.
"Checkerboard" or Attack
Alert: A steady blast of from
3 to 5 minutes duration on all
sirens or warning devices.
The civilian population and
local and federal units and
auxiliaries will proceed accord
ing to the emergency action
plan.
Attack: a wailing tone or
short blast for three minutes
duration. This signal Will be
sounded upon notice given By
the Operation officer and will
signify actual attack.
The population IS required
to take shelter indoors; cars
are required to stop and park
and the occupants thereof take
shelter in the nearest building
or structure: Cars travelling
Continued on page y
, 1959-04-15
SontoD omingo's Navy
Fires Shot Across Bow
Of "Inogud Rover

The steamship "Inagua Ro-
YER which arrived here Tues
day afternoon with a catapil-
lar tractor and a car aboard,
been taken into custody
BY the Santo Domingo Navy,
and later released after q
thorough inspection Of her
cargo.
Captain Homer Thompson
said that while on the high
, 1959-04-15
Civil Defense Meeting
Culled for Tonight
AT Govt. House

In order that all Civil Defense
Personnel, Auxiliaries, De
partment heads and Air Raid
Wardens might be thoroughly
briefed on Operation Alert
1882" scheduled for Friday,
~, a meeting will be
conducted in the Committee
Room at Government House in
christiansted at 8 o'clock
April Is, it was an
nounced by Alva G. MacFar-
lane Administrative Assistant
CONTINUED on page Al
, 1959-04-15

liz 11CoAdCl1G odAu tl1dC llC
would name Nj. Dulles success
sor shortly; however, Acting
Secretary Christian Herter is
said to have been recommend
ed by Mr.. Dulles to succeed
him.
Mr.. Herter will be going to
the Foreign Ministers confer
ence at Geneva to represent
the United States, whether he
is named to the post or not.
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DEMONSTRATION CLUB AT
LAKE LANDING MEETING

The Lake Landing Home Club
met Nov. IL in Lake Landing Ma
sonic Building. Mrs. Nina Swindell,
new president of the club, presided
and gave the devotional. ga Song
of Peace" was sung.
Dues for the new year were COLI
lected. A new member, Mrs. Nina
Moore was welcomed. An invitation
was received to a Christmas Party
given by the Engelhard 81. D. Club
on December 2 to Lake Landing
and Nebraska Clubs.
Reports by leaders were given on
"a Family Christmas, Christmas
Decorations, and ''Gift Wrapping"
Mrs. Thomas O'Neal, food and
nutrition leader, presented the in
teresting lesson on Christmas
Treats for meals and snacks". She
the lesson by serving
10 the group refreshments from a
beautifully arranged tea table.
Members of the club assisted Mrs.
O'Neal as hostesses.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Leroy Rogers, U. S. C. G. ship
Rockaway, N. Y, is home with
family for a few days leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Tillett,
Virginia Beach, Va, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Tillett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pennell Tillett.
Shelton Midget, Virginia Beach,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Truxton Midget and Mrs.
Alma Finn.
Claud Midget is home this week
from his work in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Breashears
and children, Jim and Sue Ann, of
Greenbelt, Md, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beacham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Glen Beas-
ley and children, Deborah and
Glen, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. M. ]. Beasley in Nor
folk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Beasley of
Waterlily, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Jennie Beasley.
Mrs. Lionel J. Shannon returned
10 Leigh Memorial Hospital for a
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sLADEsvILLE PERSONALS

| Mrs. Lee Mann, Mary Ethelyl
Sears of Fairfield and Warner
Mann of Atlanta, Georgia, visite,
Sladesville Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Green were
in Washington Tuesday.
DR.. ]. T. Wright of Belhaver
was a visitor in this vicinity Sun.
day.
Mrs. Howard Spencer visited in
Swan Quarter Monday.
Jennings Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Howard of Hickory, Mrs. Alice
Lanier, of Elizabeth City visited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Spencer this
week.
Harmon Manning, Zeb Davis, and
Archie Williamson of Portsmouth
visited here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Jennette,
Charles Jennette of Grifton are
visiting B. C. Jennette.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mears of
Norfolk are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Creole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Creole and
Mervis Creole visited Mr.. and Mrs.
S. o. Jones Monday.
Gratz Creole, Mrs. Glover Car
ter and Jack Creole were in Swan
Quarter Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bunesey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Newbrose and
Becky of Currituck and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. D. Jones and sons, Tommy
and Ted of Belhaven were here for
the funeral of Charlie Ayers Sat
urday.
Mrs. Harvey Creole has returned
from Norfolk where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mears and
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Creole.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Flowers were
in Belhaven Thursday.
John Blake of Portsmouth is
visiting B. C. Jennette.
Carl Lupton visited The Sander
Inns Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Lupton and
Mrs. Romulus Watson of Norfolk
visited Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Roper of
Portsmouth visited here this week.
Mrs. Leah Gray of Pantego is
visiting her son, Kenneth Gray.
Allen Lupton of Norfolk and
Richard Cox of Boston visited here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spencer,
and Mrs. Blanche Spencer visited
Mrs. May Caravan at Engelhard
Sunday.
Mrs. w. o. Howerin is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sawyer in
Savannah, Georgia.
The Sladesville Ruritan Club is
sponsoring a Turkey Shoot Satur-
day, November 81 from 1 o'clock
until. Turkeys and Hams to be
won, all are invited to participate.
Help the Ruritans help this COM
munity.
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MRS. ANDREWS HOSTESS
TO FORTNIGHTLY CLUB

Mrs. M. L. Andrews entertained
the Fortnightly Club at supper and
bridge at her home on Cedar Street
in Belhaven on Thursday evening.
She served a salad plate before
play began; and, later in the even
ing, Hawaiian punch and assorted
candy.
Club members present were Mrs.
Leon Smith, Mrs. w. L. Johnston,
Mrs. r. d. Mitchell, Mrs. Paul
Dawson, Mrs. Melvin Lupton, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bell, Mrs. Andrew
Hodges, Mrs. ]. H. Purvis, Mrs.
Otis Johnston, Mrs. B. F. Keaton.
Mrs. C. r. Potter and Mrs. George
Riddick were guests.
At the conclusion Of progressions
the high score prize for members
went to Miss Bell; and the guest
prize, to Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Purvis
received a prize for second high,
and Mrs. Otis Johnston received
the consolation prize.
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ENeELHARD PERSONALS

Mrs. Lillian Fox of Rocky Mount
and Mrs. Dora Jordon of Bath spent
the week end with their sister
Mrs r. S. Cox and Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Patrick spent
the week end in Durham with theii
son, Dr.. r. L. Patrick.
MIS-, Mildred Guthrie has re-
turned to Smithfield after week
end at her home here, she was
accompanied by two of her school
children.
Miss Mary Lee Spencer spent
Sunday with Miss Mary Dudley OF
the Nebraska Community.
Mrs. Carolyn Harris Of Swan
Quarter visited her aunt, Miss
Belle Neal, during the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Norfleet Cuthrell,
Miss Ava Mills Cuthrell, Mike and
Jimmy Midget of Manteo were
here Saturday.
Mrs. Inez Spencer, Mrs. Mile
Cox, Mrs. Frances Gibbs and Mrs.
jamie Spencer spent Wednesday in
Washington.
Miss Patty Neal spent the week
end here.
Mrs. Patsy Marshall and Mrs.
Cynthia Spencer are visiting in
WASHINGTON.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Stotesberry
and children of Pantego visited Mr..
and Hrs. Fred Berry last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Tunnel
of Swan Quarter We're here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Gibbs of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Durwood Gibbs.
Mrs. Lizzie Swindell of Bath and
Mrs. Jennie Tillett of Manns Har-
Dor vsS:ted here Saturday.
Mrs. Myra Patrick visited her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Bridgeman, in
Swan Quarter.
Mrs. Viola Selby, Mrs. L. M.
Neal and their guests, Mrs. Lizzie
Swfn3eM of Bath and Mrs. Jennie
TilleiE of Manns Harbor spent
several days in Norfolk this week.
Mrs. Bettye L. Swindell is a pa
tient in the Beaufort County hos
pitai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Jolly and
infant daughter, Rhoda were in
Washington Friday.
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MRS. LATHAM HOSTESS TO
FRIENDLY BRIDGE CLUB

The Friendy Bridge Club met at
the home of Mrs. Sarah Latham
on East Main Street in Belhaven
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. o. F. Walker was high
scorer for the evening, and Mrs.
Clifton Creole won a prize for
second high. A consolation prize
went to Mrs. James Ambrose,
Other club members playing were
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. w. C.
Creole, and Mrs. J. R. Brown. Mrs,
Eunice> Spencer and Mrs. James
Hodges were guests.
Before play began Mrs. Latham
served ambrosia and Dolly Warden
cake. During progressions she
served cokes and sailed nuts.
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MRS. BOGER HOSTESS TO
HALF AND HALF CLUB

Mrs. John Boyer was hostess to
the Half and Half Club at her
home on at Main Street in Bel
haven on Tuesday evening.
Club members playing bridge
were Mrs. Jesse Taylor, Mrs. j.
T. Wright, Mrs. Glenn Caravan,
Mrs. Jimmie Calfee, and Mrs.
Floyd Lupton. Mrs. Jack Leigh,
Mrs. Vann Latham, and Mrs. D.
A. Rouse were guests.
Mrs. Taylor was high scorer for
the evening and also won at bin
go.
During play Mrs. Boyer served
sailed SUITS and cold drinks. At the
conclusion of progressions she
served pineapple upside down cake
and coffee.
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MRS. w. T. RALPH DINNER
HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUE

Mra w. T. Ralph entertained her
bridge club at supper and bridge
on Tuesday evening at her home
on East Main Street in Belhaven.
Before play began she served a
chicken salad plate, with pecan
tarts for dessert. During progress
sions she served fruit punch.
Mrs Andrew Hodges was high
scorer for the evening. Others
playing were Miss Mary Elizabeth
BEN, Mrs. C. r. Potter, Mrs.
George Clark, Mrs. Frank Keaton,
Mrs. George Riddick, Mrs. Carter
Dalton, and Miss Loyce Brinson.
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ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

weeks visit with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mari;
Goedjen in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Brooks is now in Elizabeth
City with relatives. Mr.. Brooks
has completed a week of study in
fire control at the Fire School at
Camp Lejeune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gaskill left
on Wednesday for an extended tour
of western North Carolina.
Larry Simpson, who is with the
air division of the Coast Guard,
left Monday for duty at the Base
in st. Petersburg, Florida.
Sullivan Gar1ish is home after
being treated in Morehead City
for an injured hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monford Garrish
were called to Norfolk on Wednes-
day due to the serious illness of
Mr.. Garrish's mother, Mrs. Annie
Gar1ish, a patient in a Norfolk
Hospital
Mrs. Junius Overton is here
with her mother, Mrs. Name
Howard. Mrs. Danny Garrish and
sons, Wayne and Craig, have gone
to Norfolk to stay with Mr.. Over
ton while Mrs. Overton is here.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Williams
went to Norfolk on Thursday for
visit to relatives. H. J. Williams
returned to Ocracoke with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Wahab are
in Norfolk, this week with Mr..
Wahab's daughter, Miss Lillian
Wahab.
Mrs. Thurston Gaskill visited
this week in Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Garrish and
Mrs. Ruby Garrish left on We'd
nesday for Smithtown, N. H., to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Ruby
Garrish's son Potter to Miss Ger
maine Goodrich who were married
at high noon on Saturday, Novem-
Der 14th.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jack Willis and son
Jackie spent the day in Manteo
on Sunday. They We're met there
by Mrs. Malsey Willis and Mrs.
z. S. Williams who have been visit
ing relatives in Washington and
Manteo, Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Willis caa1ne home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Willis.
Mrs. Frances Garrish arrived on
Thursday to spend several weeks
in her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gutherie Jolliff
spent the week end with Mrs. Jol-
lifts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy
Howard.
Mrs. Marie Eley was honored on
her birthday, November 11th, with
a lobster dinner. Those attending
were Mrs. Lillian Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. Wahab Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Scarborough and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pruitt O'Neal
are visiting Mr.. O'Nears parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin O'Neal Sr.
The Susanna Glass of the Ocra-
coke Methodist Church met with
Mrs. Joe Burrus on Friday, No
vember 18th. There were seven
members present.
Mrs. Wahab Howard, Mrs. Frank
Parsons and Mrs. Alton Scar
borough spent the day in Ports
mouth on Saturday. They made the
trip with Captain Maltby Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Needham Simpson
left on Saturday for an extended
visit to their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pronobis
in Richmond.
Mrs. Russell William of Norfolk
is spending a week in her home
here.
DIR. r. L. Jerome, District Super
intendant of the Elizabeth District
of the Methodist Conference, held
Quarterly Conference at the Ocra-
coke Methodist Church Sunday
evening. Mrs. Jerome accompanied
him to Ocracoke.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mid
yette a son, William Anthony
Midyette at the Beaufort County
Hospital on November II, 1869.
Mrs. Midyette is the former Miss
Elsie Lewis.
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check-up and is back home, re-
covering nicely after her operation.
Leslie Rex Henley returned to
his C. G. duties in Portsmouth, Va,
after 13 DAYS leave.
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BOOMING HOUSE,, bsaut fuIn..
reIien 10 boyA. 10 rma., = baths.
rent, sla5 incl. shhD-plus apt ]
~ BOO, turma. Call kkACM A
PURCELL, TX. a-atls.
500 DOWN; owner ~ must sell
baths, oil heat. cheap buy,
Other information. call kEAcll
A PURCELL Kx. d-aale.
BOOMING nOusE. 10Th st.-Dst.
house. nice yard. saraGe. Z bed
home and income: 1000 tsrm I'M.
kEAcH q PURCELL, TX. a-etia.
LIT e! " s.LL fQun BVsINEssI,.
want llstinss; .: g. No. Va;
SsisRgiiras CO, SSs. sss. hiiasS Nae. D o 4.
nEEn-LuNcH-va, sac. Vi, 900,
tavern IN Va. oihRALTzR %.
BOwLlNn ALLEYi vA.-a0 alleys.
Es lee. cl as's an new oE is oe o65
CAMERA snOP--oeorsetown, Eaay
opel, g-g low rent; Slo,oQQ. net
cARnY-0uTl upper Ga. aye.--s2Oo
S fiSsh 1:i s's CO.. rsf 81. sgSsOscs.r terms
DRIVEN, VA, = Bar-B-o; beer;
good epa-paI kineL reas. terma. OIL
bRALTAR CO., Df. 10000.
DONUT sliQP-va, Drive IN, nice
$500. terms. GIBRALTAR co.
DRUOsTORE-Va. 90 RI daily.
SiSo, 900 "; bus excel. loo. OIL
BRALTAR CO.
DRY CLEANSE. Driye-in, excl.
loo: rood bus: only ST. 900. "
On, Also have others IN ID. c., Va.
and Nd. GIBRALTAR co.
EGG ROUTE, with walk-in truck;
over 900 customers; saer,, $3.50.
GIBRALTAR Co. DI. 10000.
GAS STA. - Bladensburg. Amoco,
rent, $50; excel. for repairs, etc.,
only 81 400. GIBRALTAR CO.
GIFT sHOP-N.w. Over Si2, 900
profit VI. Ais0 have / In Va. Oh
bRALTAR Co, DI, 10000.
GRocERIEs6n No; 5000 sy VIZ
r naa,; oIBRxIfAR S CO. att 80
HARDWARE, si6. 500 net yr.: $50
usoUt CT. sun EACtl. ntlps Ehhs
opr. $4,000 dn. GIBRALTAR CO.
HARDWARE va. shop center, Low
rent, 1-man oper. Short hours,
$4,000 On. GIBRALTAR co.
IDEAL FOR A w0MAN--Laundro-
mat in Bethesda. Nice inc. mod.
Sll 900, terms. GIBRALTAR.
LADIES sHOP-smaii. Oh Conn.
ave-; nr. hotel; nice bus. short
hrs. very reas. GIBRALTAR CO.
MOTEL-Nearby 10 mod. units: q
apt. house; " acres: $4,000 On.
Good invest. Wife can operate
while husband works. GIBRALTAR.
PHOTO sTuDIo-sii. spg.; adj.
shop. ctr, with apt, low rent.
$4,000, terms. GIBRALTAR co.
RESTAURANT; BETHESDA = Wis.
ave. Excel. BUSH, all mod. SIZE
600, terms. GIBRALTAR CO.
SANDWICH sHOP-Dntn., s-6 cl,
Sun. l-man oper.; good inc ST.
500, terms. GIBRALTAR CO.
TAvERN-Nearby Nd; on-off IL
quor; sell bldg. and bus. $4,000.
GIBRALTAR, DI. 10000.
TAVERN-Laurel, Nd. Beer; good
ioc., parking, low rent. reas. GI-
BRALTAR Co. DI. 7-i5OO.
TAVERN-Pr. Geo. Co., with pack
age store; $1,000 dn., also others.
Reasonable. GIBRALTAR co.
TRAILER CT.-House, 20 IT,, %
acres, good tr. sales bus. $4,000.
sTarY.ne GIBRALTAR CO.
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DRy CLEANING sTORK for sale,
XII, n.4dls, 20, b-d80d,
DnH cLEANlNu plplRnt on prem
No, hpMaft M, Langley Pa, Md,i
Inc. $500 mo-; eood ease ~ ~
gs.9sCass s ssfI rs. A.@,sl. HlsA' pi'
cfhcLE : Property and
urn, IL rms, eompl. turn, Income
vaol, M. e-laai, Nh s-Ote0,
EDWIN 4, Hills ofiers roomlng
hophe tniee eondltionl, ~ roomh
, batha, valuable furniturei $40
rent paFkine for 3 cars, Check
Possibilities 70 nli up with your
eun reesemsrs close 20 ION s and
MN 1 .' HiiS pi Slsl e. hH Il. .siEapS 20
Edwin L. Ellis Wants
have plenty buyers Il Priced rirhis.
Phone or see az once
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. S-Si40
EDWIN I. Kills ofiers roomins
house. corner Goth A.. about /
biz, Dupont circle-ib rooms. 4
batha. Income quoted $500 mo.
Inspect and investigAte until sat-
ELLIS, Broker. RI. 1910 L.
FLOOR SANDING BUSINESS, Incl,
supplies si,sS5. Do. 7.iS5s,
FORM A CORPORATION, any state
or D. c.; raise capital; beat meth
1908. co. b-ss60.
FOR sALE--Ladies' R!T.w. busl-
ness. NV. Mod. store. Must be sac
optionsl' Boz ss fs.' SAY ssy' S'0'1
FOR sALE-le-unit modern mo-
tel with ATTRACTIVE seven-room.
s sSSipS.s Az sDDrov, sScmS Ssn
able business IN busy southern
community having ideal year
round climate, Ideal retirement
or semi-retirement business.
Property also adaptable for rest
or retirement home urgently need
cd In this locality. Price, S4S.-
900, approximately $4,000 cash,
Description and photos on re-
guest. Write owner, Box lii-x,
Star.
FURNITURE STORE for sale, new
and o pm. UN' i-S50i.
FRUIT STAND FOR sALE-sep0
70 $3.50 q wk. profit: reas. priced.
Call MR.. BANTON, Ii. 4-e439.
GIFT SHOP, &59D59. Good greet
ing card business, easy to operate,
short hours. Price $4,000 on
terms. a, r. SEELYE. DI. 7-Sa26
or 10. 4-0s43,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CORNER GROCERY sTORR = Air
eond.,. self-serylce. Hours SIS.
Doing more than $500 weekly:
b-year lease. Good for 2 families.
Same owner ~ years. SYLVIA
KATE. $500 Brown ". NV, Wash.
10. D. G. co. 5-25bf, RA. Salsa.
AAA MOTEL - TOP vireinia loca-
ton. ~ exceptional quality units
Outatandine restaurant, $4,000
cash VIII handle. cPA records
available Pine gross.
ALEXANDER P. MARSHALL
b27 wyatt Bldg Wash. 8.
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Ana Ma bsdFms. baths. den.
ssd p sSnnsp' Peilisn. ~ * i.6dsB g''
AM. lie y. IiiSeisna s.-T AZ,
basement: lar.e fnfafati eofnfsf
lc,..yaeans' sise' AoAh' "a
AaL.-lrlek Caps COD near Arl,
Seurt hou.s Nv. I'm. oln rm1
w. bath. : bedImt.. s.psnd snd
hAiP o ssSsr' Ass ssE,j ia s.sdss,. So
AaL; SoHrsT.@,spo.s.; =. |. sssa . Ak
kprine I'd sias mo. open sun,
IT'S IN JOHNSON, Nh. s-slsS'
AnL.. MAY j 70 sent, 4: mod,
5-bedrm,, IN-balh rambler. $3.50
IA. s.Shbe after 4 pm.
ARL.. NJ. bellevue Forest-Brick
SslsSnia l ss BARN. ssqs%, 9s a. an M.
fm.. pan den, bath, new kit..
scr, porch. naaltone ter, yard
full bsmt With maids I'm. and
4; sif5 per mo. JA' 1854,
ARR. lNrLoreom Lanel-4-bdrma.
SOB sa11 "a aye, as washer Excel area
ARL.. County Club Manor-Brk
colonial; 5 bedrms.. SEP, din. rm.,
scr. pch., fun bsmt, S1lb mo
Fk.. f-s36s. sun. after II am,
weekdays ewes. only.
Av0NDALE, ND, mr., District and
All cows, Brk. 2 bedrms., Nv. rm.,
nrepl., din. rm., rec. rm., Garage,
ser. pch., auto. washer, fenced
tenant: $50 mo. HE. 4-0l40.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrooms, full
basement, fenced yard. $50 80 mo.
JK 4-U250
BETHEsDA-Beautiful new b-bed-
rm., llv. rm., din. rm., rec, rm., 3
bath house on acre lot, on Bradley
blvd. Yrs. lease; $3.50 per mo-
BETHEsDA, KENwQ0D PARK
fenced lot, washer;drier. retgry
Iretser, TN.. Can also Be rented
Turn, s325 furn. OIL. B-205b,
BETHKsDA. KENwO0D PARK =
Aimost-new split-ievel: 3 bedrms.,
den, recreation rm., 2h baths.
iee wooded lot: S27S per mo, /:
available July i. Cali on. 4-174o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03


SECOND HAND sTOnK, established
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properly, IA. a-dass after = pm
OWNkk,
sELF.sERylCE 0RoCEnY-unlim-
tied poaslbIlities. viii asIl ar lease.
With option. Put IN meats and
more than double the business.
Doing 81 600 nov, STOCK. ~ BOO.
Walk-ln boa, meat case, Veaetable
case, dairy ease, beer case, freezer
Lenf leets; Rent So MAXI
Alex, Va.
sELF-sERvICE MARKET In Arl,
Aut, area-eame owner IL yTa
vel equipped excellent oppot.
priced, IA, I-Hd33. ~, n-N5i6,