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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Yam Dish Prize
Meney AT SlM

Homemakers with a yen for
sweet potato dishes have a
chance to win $3.50 in prizes at
the Yam Festival.
Prizes will be given to the
adults and youths VINO have the
best entries using sweet pota-
toes as main dish, salad. des-
Scrt. cake, pie, vegetable and
bread.
Entries should be submitted
at the Exhibit Hall (New Farm
erS Warehousc) in Tabor City
on October %. The entry should
be accompanied with the recipe.
Entries should be submitted by
9 a. IN.
For further information. con-
tact the county home econon-
les agent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Norma Jean Little
Wins Beauty Crown

An estimated crowd of 5000
people attended the second night
stand of the Horny Electric CO.
operatives Electric Fair
And approximately 1000 Co-Or
members were in attendance OF
their Annual Business Meeting
according TO Manager, II. o
~gncr, Jr. ii was the most sue
ccSStul Electric Fair and Annual
Meeting ever held.
Norma Jean Little, pert and
pretty eighteen Is year old dau-
Ghtcr of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Little of Route ?, Loris is the
new Miss Horny Electric Coop
erative for 1860"
y Sophomore at Coker Col
Icge, Miss Little copied the COW
"a crown over thirteen area
beauties entered in the contest
staged as part of the annual
Electric Fair Membership
Meeting of thcHorryElcctricCo-
OPP.
F1naIists included Patsy Lun-
Hy. OF Route /, GaiivantS Ferry;
joyce Brown. Route 2. Conway;
Bonnie Lou Gore. Route 2. Loris;
PHYLLIS Annette James. Route !,
lvantS Ferry; and Patsy
hodges, Route |, Aynor.
The beauty contest was one
OF the climaxcS of the 9Th an
nual Electric Fair, a 2 day event
mat featured nationally known
entertainers and local contest
Talent winners included Lar
ry Harrelson and Clifford BOYD:
The Downbeats; and Marilyn'
onzor, Both the beauty queen
"ha the talent winners will
'~pete for state wide honorsI
IN Columbia in December.
Ken Lowell, The Sharecrop-|
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

MIR. and Mrs. Lonnie Grice
visited Miss Lura Jane Grice :
patient at James Walker Memor.
ial hospital in Wilmington We'd
nesday. Miss Grice was admit.
ed to the hospital Tuesday foi
surgery on her hand and return.
ed home Friday.
Lonnic Grice. and Willard
Gree made business trip tc
Little River Friday.
Miss Shirley Grice. and Miss
Lura Jane Gricc of Wilmington
spent the week end with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Gricc and family of Pireway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14
Carnival Will
Sc. u Here
Monday Night

The David B. Endy Shows will
set up shop here Monday night
in conjunction with the upcom-
ing Yam Festival
The carnival will be located
on the Tabor City-Whitevillc
across from the Tabor
CITY Motor Sales.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

Scheduled to be Included in
the carnival are nine rides, five
shows and 30 concessions. Also
a free act will be staged each
night.
The Endy Shows operated at
part of the Maryland State Fair
from August l to September II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

FOOTBALL-The LoriS Lions
may not have the finest football
team in their history but they
surely have game team-onc
nat fights best in the face Of
odds. And we have a feeling the
boys will be playing inspired
ball against Tabor Friday night.
Let's ALL 60 over and give 'em
a real bit of support.-ROD
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

Leon and Mt Zion churches
and for the past two has also
served the Case Branch church
1t was the members OF these
hurchcS and non-memberS OF
the areas il. which they are To-
Gated who contributed the funds
for the purchase Of the Iutomo-
bile.
Among thnSc nrCNcnt Va, Ron
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

Mr.. Prince was obviously
touched deeply and before the
weekend was over had already
put 1877 miles on the car between
the numerous services he con-
Quoted.
The choice of a Dodge as the
car for him was natural, since
he has had three others, all O
which, ne said, gave him TOT
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

J. Robert Carter of the Hor-y
Delegation. who introduce,
members of the committee which
undertook to raise funds for the
car and other officials of tho
churches.
Never, they said with rmani-
nifty, have they seen a cause I,
which people rallied so cnthusi-
aStiCally.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace F. Cribn,
and Mrs. Mandy Rhodes spent
the week end with her dauch-
ter. Mrs. Willie Fasion and fami-
ly of Raleigh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

Of suitable buildings are all
part Of the seminary move, to
Washington.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson, presi-
dent Of American University,
today formally presented the
land the seminary occupies to
DR.. Trott ION behalf Of the
board Of trustees of American
University ;. to be dedicated
to the training of men and
women for the Christian min
istry and the church voca-
TONS"
DR.. Trott then pledged the
chapel ito the glory Of Almighty
God and to the purposes of
worship, fellowship, training
and service"
Treasures Of Faith"
In making the declaration
that preceded Bishop Oxnam's
official dedication of the chapel,
Bishop Roy H. Short of Nash
vile, Tenn, secretary of the
Council of Bishops. said the
building "embodies the obliga-
ton of each generation to i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

part its treasures Of faith and
knowledge to the generations
following. For the fulfllment
of this task we need. not only
the best that man can do. buf
above all the blessing Of Al
mighty God"
A buffet luncheon for the
bishops and their wives In the
seminary dormitory nearby fol-
lowed the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Delegates Illness
Not Due to Water
By the Associated Press

Detailed examination oil
water samples from three rail-
road coaches has shown that
water supplies we're not respon-
sible for illness which affected
125 delegates to the AFL-CIc
unemployment conference here
April 8. b,
Findings on the water sam
Piles show no evidence of con-
tamination," the United States
Public Health Service reported
today.
The District Bureau of Dis
ease Control had said at the
time that tests Of the water
showed a high bacterial count.
The health service agreed as
to the high count but it said on
bacteria were found of the kind
which would cause gastro-en-
teritis, the illness suffered by
the delegates.
The health service said the
examination Of food samples is
continuing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star staff Writer

LAS VEGAS. April 1.-THE
Federal Government and the
military apparently do not see
eye to eye on the "see-and-be-
seen" concept of flight safety.
But they agree that until an
effective, but still elusive, anti
collision device is developed, the
human eye is the best protec-
ton we have.
In presentations here before
the World Congress of Flight.
James T. Pyle, deputy direc-
tor of the Federal Aviation
Agency, said the concept of
see-and-be-seen is definitely not
obsolete"
Air Force Maj. Gen. Joseph
d. Caldara, director of Flight
Safety Research, said:
"As early as 1858. the di-
rectorate of Flight Safety Re-
search arrived at the irrevocable
conclusion that the days of see
ANDERSEN flying were at an
end and that if the mounting
losses due to mid-air collisions
were to be avoided, automatic
warning systems must be pro-
vided the pilot.
THE increase in the mid-air
collision portion of Air Force
accidents has continued to en-
phasize the soundnesS of this
conclusion.
Mr.. Pyle said the No. prob
lem now confronting us is how
to reduce the probability of near
mid-air collisions to an abso-
lutte minimum.
Il will not belabor you with
the multitude of avenues which
we have explored to reduce this
hazard. Needless to say, plan
ming alone is not the answer.
I'VE cannot wait for plans to
materialize. The problem is here
today and, unfortunately, is be-
coming more complex.
Pointing out that vigilance
must continuously be urged on
airSpace users, he declared,
There is as yet no substitute
for maintaining thorough
watch for other air traffic at all
times"
Gen. Caldara expressed some
optimism on an interim device
currently under evaluation at
Edwards Air Force Base as an
anti-collision measure.
IF current tests prove sue
cessful," he said, lit should be
suitable as an interim measure
while awaiting development of
full-f1edged collision-avoidance
equipment"
He also pointed out that Gre
alton of the FAA and current
contracts between that agency
and Bendix give promise of
developing a true collision
avoidance system"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Flight Safety Still
Depends on Human Eye

On the same program, Civil
Aeronautics Board Chairman
James r. Durfee told the dele
gates that the airlineS are
guilty of "too many safety
lapses in spite of the progress
they are making toward safe
air travel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Syriuns RepuIse
Iruqi Horsemen

DAMASCUS. Syria. April II
AP).-A spokesman Of the
Army said yesterday a Syrian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Ban Gloom, Bishop, 90,
Says at Wesley Chapel
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star star Writer

s6yearod Methodist bishop today urged Wesley Theo-
logical Seminary to graduate mo pessmists speech
dedication services for the $750O00
building at 400 Massachusetts, avenue NV
Bishop Herbert WEIGH. retired senior bishop of the Meho-
dist Church told dnaries and others at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

frontier post had repulsed an
attack by so armed horsemen
Of Iraq's Yazidi tribe.
He reported i've Yazidis were
killed in a half hour battle
Wednesday and said there
were no UAR casualties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

"the troubadourS of trouble,
1.-THE crooners Of catastrophe are
abroad in the land; they are
prophets Of gloom, and there
lfore. since we serve a God Of
hope, they are false prophets.
Declaring a Christian minis
ter should be q son of the
morning, with a bit Of radiance
about him." Bishop WEIGH said,
'the world is not a hopeless
derelict, drifting to sure de-
struction, but merely an unfin-
Iished piece Of business . All
the clash of contending sys-
TENS about us marks the birth
Ipangs of a new order, in which
the sense Of social RESPONSE
bility shall be ever deepened
land the social yearning shall
be satisfied"
| Aided by Kresge
Bishops, faculty members,
students, representatives of
fourteen Methodist Annual
Conferences and representa-
tives Of the Kresge Foundation,
whose SIS million grant con-
tributed greatly to erection of
seminary buildings on the
American University campus,
attended the service in the 350-
seat chapel.
The newly elected president
Of the Council of Bishops, Bish-
op Marvin A. Franklin of jack
son, Miss, was among those
present.
Bishop G. Bromley Oman of
Washington, who completed
his term today as president of
the Council of Bishops, led in
saying the liturgy of dedication.
1t was written by DR.. Norman
L. Trott, seminary president.
The service marked official
completion of the plan to bring
to Washington the 76-year-o ld
Westminster Theological Sem
mary Of Westminster, Md. In
1.-The process, started in 1857,
the name Of the seminary was
changed to honor John and
Charles Wesley founders Of the
MethodiSm.
400 Students Expected
Enlargement of the student
body, from las in 1857 at West
minister to a projected 400 in
1868 here; expansion of the
curriculum, increase in the size
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

The Yazidis are an isolated
mountain tribe in northwest
IraQ. One faction of the tribe
sided with IraQi Premier Abdel
Karin Kassem's regime against
the rebelling Shammar tribe re-
Gently in northern Iraq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.

Entertain Porties, Clubs,
Bonquets, Weddings, Re-
eeptions at the Old Club
Restaurant, AIexondrio.
No regrets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
400 Students Expected

Enlargement of the student
body, from las in 1857 at West
minister to a projected 400 in
1868 here; expansion of the
curriculum, increase in the size
of the faculty and the erection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH

FAIRHAvEN, 10 miles pC.-TrAd,
or sell for AUP. prop Liv I'M
with iirepi = bedrms.. cleo, kit.
ceramic tile bath. completely
furn.: o" heat; INV floors: few
yards. Of beach: mr.. schools and
church. NJ. S-46al.
II YOUR NEEDS
are TO acquire or sell any type OF
real estate IN the Metropolitan
Arr cali us.
JOHN H. MILLER. JR., REALToR
lSl2 X 81 NV. MA. S-.557
SELL. TRADE. RENTi furn. or un-
iurn. l2-rm.. IA bath det cor
home: oil heat. etc Silver Spring
Nd. ~. 5.5533, OWNER
100 ACRES. sewer and water. MI
vernon vic will trade or sell on
terms. Ma S-777o III A.1Roo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR
RAPID RESULTS
ROBERT F. IOHR

hE. 4-3OOO Til y PM RIA $4,000
Our 18th Yr. Of Dependable Service
WALK WHEATON TIL. ) min.-3.
beorm. brk ramo.: lge din. rm
llv. nm. kit. pa ito, ISN'T. fenced
yd.; FLA ST. 80. SI..s5O dn OF
assume OF. OWNER, 10. 4-54l7
WESTM0RELAND HILLS-FirSt OF.
ierinR OF this charming 4-bedrm
.i2- bath Cape Cod: fireplace in
master bedrm.. large liv. nm. with
fireplace, family din. rm., ultra.
modern kitchen. enclosed porch
recreation rm' Lear garage.
priced in mid-forties: excellent n.
nnancing Call ARDMoRE REALTY
WHEATON = Charming 3-bedroom
brick; "a baths, full bsmt. pinc-
paneled rec. room. Take over
81 300 hrst mortgage at 41aet
toIaI Sl6,g3O. Owner transferred
WHEATON CREST - Spacious 2
bedrm. brick rambler. kit witt
Ssmt. PHA. Sic go $50 HUGE EM III \
PECK. 10. 5-4742.
WHEATON, HILLs-Attraetiye .
beerm brick rambler: Ia baths
and doors: FLA, $3.50 On Si4g5G
HUGH T. PECK. 10. 5-4742. 724t
Ga ave.
WFEA ON-Assume CT loan, i'm
maculate 3-bedrm. rambler " Iful
bsmt.. fenced yd. carport: SIG.
200. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
MRt 10. 5-"SGu
WHEATON-Ctr. hall split; 3 bed
rms y hattie AUr To-,
In, $3.50: trades consid KEN
DRUSKIN & CO, 10. 5-;i366.
wHSAToN-S1.00 900 down for any
Sedrm @ %o tu an'N ha this i pf"' d n
rec, nm. and carport. This i,
a builders cloSe-out. Priced al
only $50 $50. 10. $685., SUB.
uRPAN PROPERTIES. Mgi.
WHEATON-3-bedrm brk. Colo.
NAL; Nv, rm with frepl, sep. din
rm., table space kit, full base
ment; level fenced vd. Only Sis
700. FpA terms avail. Cali ?. W
BERENs SALES INC. JU. 7-T700
Attractive Cape cod Close eli S'f IN
bedrmS. and bath on LIST q:
oedrm; upstrs. wfspsee for an.
other bedrm Liy rm w/firepla ce
rec I'm in bsmt NEAR NEW
PAROCHlAL HIGH SCHOOL
$500 dn Si5.9ju. We tekr
trades HUGH 7 PECK, HE
4-64OO' or 10 5-4742
WHEATON WOoDS-Best buy O,
the month. 3-bedroom brick ram
bier, tiled basement and eXtrps
1850. S. E BODILY. INC
20 2-6l5l. ewes, Mr. Bluebond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
GREENACRES

Brick a-bedrm.. Colonial with slat,
psnsl.d den and and iuii i bsm,.; near asii
pOoi. Price ssis.sBbSS, o oH%%u SAT,
urday and Sunday, 2 70 3 and BY
MSppoinntm,aentd OF. 2:Io7s. 6SlS
HAMLEI-oyners want 70 sell this
spacious Colonial, since they have
purchased another home. Any
reas. ofier Will be considered
Features including den. breakfast
rm. and bedrmsn mn. rec. rm,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO, I'm
3-lS00; ewes OIL, 9-S40l.
HILLANDALE--sa4,95O 70 s42.50O,
a,t and 5-bsdrm, ramblers and
CHG Sv'l sELE Ell re- NOW S%s" {" q
these huge and aristocratic homes.
W, J. NICHOLAS, Ne. 4-I000,
KENsINGTON--Rambler; Ice. ny,
rm. with firepi., picture window,
sep. din. rm., . bedrms., ground
level bsmt.; $4,000. A. v. Pr.
SAM; Realtors. OIL. 4-7bO0; ewes
kENSlNGTON-ouaint and charm
ing 3-bedrm. Cape Cod: powder
room on lSt;. center hall, cherry
paneled firepl. wall: waikout rec
Im, garage, exquisite paintings.
$500 down, Sib,D6O. ANDRIe
ss las4TI'Y OIL s'oo7Oi ewes u
kENsINGTONI S295 down. no set.
tlement charges bedrms., Diet
rambler; gas heat. fenced lot; as.
sumo 4Lzfs Oh loan. 10. 5-374O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
MASS. AVE, EXT.
FORT SUMNER HILLS
npEN SAT AMI cVsN- q.

- OH AHD 6ON.s u
5nQ3 WAPAKONETA RID,
PRICED IN MID S4Gs
~ rms - bedrmS.1. ga bath,
CUSTOM BUILDER, WO. 6.2Iss
MODERN TOWN HOUSE - Mos,
unusual English bsmt. rambler
with immense ground-levei family
nm, 3 lge bedrms., . tile baths
Ice scr. porch. fully euuipped
tabie-space kitchen with view, ga
rage. One o. the most Unusual
landscapinE effects we have seen;
S2b.SJn. A. J. KESSINGER 4
CO. JU ASST.
NEAR FOUR CORNERS - Brick
rambler Two bedrms.. den, iiy
rm. with fireplace. modern kitch.
en- full bsmt q lovely home FOR
Sl9.2SO LAIRD B. SCOTT
Reaitor. JU 9-042O.
OWNER TRANSFERRED
lmmed. possession: 4 bedrms., .
baths. large sep. din. rm., tabl,
space in kit, hSmt., outside en-.
trance; firSt q. air cond: larg,
level fenced yara with patio
A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
JU. $4,000 EVENINGS m y I~nl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
WOODED
CHARM

BEDROOMS BATHS
An older, spacious homo with eytr;
space Excellent condition, Hug,
Kitchen. end dining room, porch
arg srSe lot, on desd-end street
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 WoodToHt Ave. Bethesd,
OIL. 4-6833
x1I,95O, FHA-3-bedrm rambler
immaculatelv clean with man,
extras. Unusually lge. lot Al
excellent buy. SIGLER AND co
10 4-S3S3.
Sl8.950-A lovely, late-model bricl
rambler with full bsmt. and rec
rec non I'M, , twp-si2e bedrms
and large level lbt with trees
ieaturlr very low heating bill
= TIL o
$4,000, TOTAL PRICE; FLA a.
nancing. 800 down. SIS per mo
on this home in Viers Mil Village
Llv. rm. extra-large kit, :, bed.
inns and bath on LIST floor ful'
oSmt with shower bath: y BLOCK
TO bus, = blocks to shopping Va.
cant; Call JU. 5-4"2222: evenings,
JU. 5-5O6f
LAWRENCE V LUTEs CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
NEED MONEY?

THEN THIS 2-story home will pro-
7lde S95 monthly income and
give you living room. dining room.
Kitchen, :. bedrooms and bath
Tor your, own use. This home is
completely redecorated and in fine
Deep lot with 10 fruit trees. In.
Gated in Takoma PARK Cali HE
$4,000, ask to see 1t TO-DAY
you'll be glad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
LIVE THE
GOOD LIFE!

See our new brick it-levels and
ramblers situated ON lovely spa
elous lots in the Burnt Mills area
from ) to q bedrooms, :, and 4
paths; recreation room, den. full
tliea basement. guest dining room
huge EQUIPPED kitchen and garage
&c sure 10 ask about our unususl
financing and trade-in plan: price
from S2S.a9O,
VISIT our furnished model homes
DAILY TIL dark Drive out 18th 81
70 circle; right on colesville I'd
elght blocks past -Four Corners "a
Northwest Branch Estates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-M.E.

EASTERN AVE. NE. 472s-Beau.
tiful de he'd home in an out
STANDING Iceation, overlooking
pkwv.; completely redecorated in.
side and out. d rms, 2h baths
many extra features incl: Back
screened porch. 33-it. liv. rm. with
nrepl.. master bedrm. with . clos.
sets ard priv. bath. complete mod
Kitchen; bSmt. q. tiled: fenced I'd ;,
OF = block from shop. center.
bus fare zone: low down payment,
balance like rent. To Inspect calj
STEuART BROS, INC.
d.. 7-S6g5 Dl. 7-2434
C0LORED-NOTHING DOWN. bet
frame home on lge lot near Sher-
~ 70. Needs repairs. Only ~ $50
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. $1,000.
COL0RED = q RMS. powder rm.
and bath: semibrk. Assume Gil
loan. Farragut pl. ne. Fenced yard
LA. 6-l492: ewes. AID 2-02las.
C0LORED-WST LIKE NEW; 1908
Constitutio ave, ne. lust east OF
Capitol Old B 81. Sc: new h.-w.
heat, gas. OPEN SUNDAY ALL
DAY. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO
1"24 l4th st. NV; AID. 4-2005
COLORED-SEE THIS NOW
1909 CONSTITUTION AVE.
Vacant, Move in With Deposit
Brokers Coop
MARSHALL j. WAFFLE CO
1874 l4th ST. NV. AD. 4-2005
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
HILLANDALE PARK

Superior built. 66-ft. new
brick rambler on nearly "a
acre wooded lot. built Of
finest materials and superb
workmanship. 3 huge bed
rms, :, full baths. flrepl in
spacious liv. rm., all GE
kit In color. Din. rm. with
walk-on to patio. 40-ft.
long finished rec. rm. in
huge basement. Really a
value at S24,95O. Mr.. MOL,
Govt farms and conven-
lent to Fort Meade. As little
as 81 600 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-13
FRED B. CUSHMAN

I9t@4 LIVINGSTON ST. WHEAT
ON--Four- bedrm. Cape Cod Sep
arate dining nm. full basement.
Open for inspection 10 3 pm.
Sunday. Sii.5OO.
GAITHERSBURG, z Walker ave
Iwo-Story frame SIX rms and
bath, lovely din rm bSmt steam
heat LARGE lot and garage,
GATTHERSBURG-TWO ACRES,
improved with a frame rambler
Living nm. open fireplace, dining
rm., kitchen, breakfast nook. 3
bedrms and bath, full basementi
gas he :. double garage and work
shop, small pony barn, asphalt
driveway. roperty is completely
fenced; house is in beautiful con
dition. S@3.650
CLARKSBURG-5-room bungalow
full bsmt.. oil heat. Sll,0Uu Open
Sunday to 5 pm
FRED B. CUSHMAN
go N Frederick Ave. tthersS,rs
Pc. 2-g44" Gaithersburg 40l
Ewes. MR.. YOUNG, VIII. B-5ig2
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oliIoS -. CoIlley q
HE. 4-7O6O


MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Rambl.r
S27,950; 3 bedrmS-. : bathS nj
basement. Can MRS, MEL soS KT
I-lI7U; ewes. VIII, 6-95R6 sTIT.
ARI AND MAURY. REALTORS
boz Wisconsin ave. NV.
MASS. AVE. ExT-Soa 5O0 pleas.
ing 3-bedroom rambler: dead END
street scr porch. full bsmt- An
rec. nm. trees. SAMUEL z, BOG.
LEY OF MD. INC. OIL. 6-TsO0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

JEWELRY STORE for sale. Conn
ave n,w.-Excellent location, In
tersection . bus lines. long estab-
lished reputation; modern stock
good clientele; lease available "a
responsible person. By appoint
ment. WO 6-3074.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
nat rental. small Investment idea
for single man Located on Wilson
blvd. In Arlington. Call Mr.
KING, ia. 0-S500.
SERVICE STATION - viii make
$4,000 to $4,000 q wear plus,
In fast-growinR Temple Hills. Md,
area Company will finance ma
Tor equipment. but dealer will
need approx. 5000 for gaso.
line, shelf stock, small tools and
operating reserve, Paid training
Cali MR.. McwILLiAMs. HE,
sERv. STATION. excel. loo. on U s
No. l a. HUNTINGTON ave-, very
Ice, neighborhood potential mr.
proposed Jones Point bridge en-
Only investment requirement viii
be inventory. II you have exper
and proven sales ability this is q
great opport. to operate your own
business, Call IA. 4-l1OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SALE BY OWNER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ACRE LOTS


We have several fine homes: priced
from SO, 500, Level acre lots.
bedrms.. . baths; full base.
Convenient uG to Silver pi spfi2s and md
Langley PARK. Mrs. Alexander,
Ev. 4-1s66 or
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
AMER. UNIV. -WESTMORELAND. in
beautiful and highly convenient
Westgate-1mmaculate brick Colo
NAL, with lst-fioor den. ; bedrmS. d.,
2 baths on Ind: Rarage, slate roof,
fenced lot: short safe walk to
popular Westbrook Elementary.
Little Flower and western Junior
High gas hot-water heat, dish
washer and disposal Asking S28,-
$50 FRAME S. PHILLIPS, INC
DI, 7-l4ll: ewes. OIL. 2-9034.
TON-BETHESDA = Almost
new % mos. old: all-brick split
level; 2 bedrms.. > baths. din
rm. opening onto patio fully
equipped kit. family rm. S2i,750.
Terms Il desired. BY OWNER
ASHTON AREA-Country homes,
building sites and farms. ASHTON
REALTY CO. EV. f-1743
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5-bed-
rm.. ~ bath rambler In Mass
ave area Exceptionally beautiful
setting. Enormous rec, I'm. S3l =
500 ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. q
1000; ewes, JU. S-6a74
BETHESDA WILDWOOD MANOR
Brick rambler: assume large GI
loan. Liv. rrn.. ffrep'.. picture win
patio: beautiful trees
CLAUDE SHIFLET, RA. $4,000