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ALEXANDRIA A
$400 DOWN
HICKS

ALEX. : Attr. stucco bun1aioV,
eonv. loe., mr.. bus and shops: 2
rms. on End 4. II NJ needed; H sarsS.. MFa
ing. AL SMITH REALTY, XII. &
1862: ewes, JE. 2-O4b4.
ALEXANDRIA AREA - Colonel
transferred. Price reduced $1,000
on this pick-and-span split-level,
brick home; located Just on scenic
Mt. Vernon blvd, Gracious L.,
firepl., dr., beaut. kit. fully equip,
lRe. eating area overlooking lovely
sarden. 3 full-size bedrms., 2 full
family rm., hrepi.. b.r. and bath,
lower level. carport, scr. porch
You will enjoy living in this quiet
and peaceful community. High Is.
sumption, terms flexible. Price,
SIS. $50. r. l.. KANE, INC, REAL
TORS, KI. g-2S00; EYES, TIE.
6-a939. XII. a-7O14, KI. s-4s55.
ALEx.-'By OWNER" only s4eS
dn., vacant. Corner semi.det. brk.,
beautifully redee.: 5 rms. incl. 2
bedrms. sep, din. rm.. equip. kit:
iull osmt., lge. screened porch;
IA. b-iSii. ~ Si'OO''
ALEX. "Groveton"-RsmbleT. SECS
On. sos mo. Vacant. 2 bedFnns.,
lac. equip. kit. w/eating area:
excel. cond. Assume 4ss lean.
Owner will fnance balance. ia.
b-l3l1.
AREA - Colonel il
leaving. S13.SO0, 41ass loan on
beautiful 3-year-old brick rambler
with carport. Featuring 3 bedrnfs.,
baths and separate dining room,
Large lot with patio to catch sum-
mer breeZes. SlS,750. Easy terms
and early occupancy. Call IA,
b-6S00 SHANNON Il LUCHS. RE.
ALTOR. 2055 Wilson blvd.
ALEX, Franconia area-3-bedroon
brick rambler; l,T. with hrepl.,
dr., equip. kit, bsmt., OIL h.-Wh.,
on nice level lot, assume lEe.
GI loan. Low dn. payment, trades
considered. VIII rent with option
to buy. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO.. INC. IA. 7-5sOO.
ALEX. BELLE HAyEN-A graeious,
brick center-hail Colonial house
OF many spaces. Space for fOPs
NAL entertaining in the l6fE0
living and DINING room, space for
informal entertaining in the low
er-level rec. room which opens
70 the garden, space for living In
the bedrooms. 2 baths, and
space for gardening and play In
the large yard: $50, ,ab0,. WHAE-
1880; ewes. Miss Smith, II.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. CO. in
HyattSville--Also, apartment; good
income; modern farm, 35 mi. from
Hyattsyille: in Charles County.
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SILVER SPRING
Lovely stone Cape Cod IN very
convenient neighborhood; frst-
floor bedrm. and bath; gas h.-w.h.
Call for particulars.
HoLMEAD, REALTORS
JU. $500
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KENT FOREST

Now is the time to buy
your centrally air-cond.
house before the hot wealth
Kit. fefl5S toy. 'evs With fn' { TURQUOISE ISndss
washer and dishwasher. 3
bedrooms, Ia baths. Sl0.-
$50. 500 Greymont st.
Open both Sat. and sun.
SHERMAN II. HOLLINGS-
WORTH REALToR, sP. q
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IMMoNs PROPERTIES DE. 2-6s6O

FOREST HILLS = English Tudor
with hV. rm., din. rm., large jail
ousied porch, den and mod. kit.
on LIST; 3 bedrms., . baths on I'd. /:
maids rm. and full bath In base
ment; price S3S,5 500. No agents
please. EN-. 2-S52S,
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KENSINGTON

Close-in Parkwood area; ali-brick
3-bedrm. rambler: all-elec. kit,
dishwasher,- disposal, huge shrubbed
and treed lot. Other extras; only
$l7,950 with 5000 down FHA,
For appt. call, 10. 5-2S6O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
"EsTATE"-Truly one
OF the grand showplaces Of this
very, DISTINGUISHED community. Per-
fectly beautiful, white brick South
ern Colonial, on huge lot, amid
broad sweeping lawns, lovely trees
and several delightfully private
formal gardens Zone with large
1shpond; includes 5 bedrooms,
5a baths and large, richly paneled
library with fireplace and book
shelves; combines stately elegance
with the enduring charm of 1lne
traditional architecture. This home
is available today at q fraction
OF reproduction cost. in q priceless
setting that cann9t be Duplicated
7-1411: ewes, EN-. 2-4414.
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BETHESDA-Rambler: nv. rm. vi
flrepl., din. rm., nice kit, 2 bed
rms rms bath porch; stairs to expan;
SHRUBS, @ Sarbecu. nit pit FoUG NS%efi trsnsU ane
walk to public and parochiai
schs. Best 1eighborhood. $4,000
1908 Lindale dr.. Call to inspect
GENE CAsTLEBERRY, OIL. 4-l432
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CHEvY CHASE New 1Hs-story
brick and frame house Just OF
Jones Bridge rd., nr. elementary
school; 4 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm. and kit, full bsmt., 2 baths:
lge. lot with big back yard on
dead-end street. $24.500, good
EfsiNSFFs HSnsias Si;Ilp2a GAT 3l siips21 2l29C RI
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GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN AREA

SpRLEITH-6 bedrooms, 2 baths,
drepl.; det. garage; newly dec.
KI. S-0641.
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HOLLYWOOD, College Park - BY
OWNER; 3-bedrm. rambler, ce-
ramic tile bath, automatic washing
machine, fenced-in yard, imme-
Sat. and Sun. noon until dark
1880 Narragansett parkway.
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ASSUME CT LOAN, ADELPHT-s
bedrms.. rec, ,rm.. spotless; S14.-
200; $500 dn., $50 per mo.
HAGAN, UN. 1858.
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CHEVY CHASE

NA4Gt 1 NK1f1O6
1904 Glenmoor Drive
4 4-bedroom, 3-bath, split-level:
lge. all mod. kit. LIST fdr. car
peted: garage; well Handicapped.
Priced to sell ct once. S3l, 200.
4h% mortgage. Open daily, 2 TO
o. OIL. 2-7HOo
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FARMETTE

lU Plus acres, Win lovely stream.
Large, New England Cape Cod,
with screened breezeway and 3
ear sapansvs saTsss snss sapas'Sn Sox . stsf SF F
horses and small chicken house;
fenced for stock and children: a
true, country estate, within easy
driving distance to downtown
Washington; S52,50O.
James G. 'Conley & Co.
B525 GA. AVE. JU. g.4134 TIL Q
SPLIT LEVEL with
the latest in modern kitchen and
bath, separate din. rm., lge. hv.
rm. with picture window, Gift.
rec. rm. with paneled 1lrepl., 8
master-sized bedrooms, plus Attn,
level basement. All on lge. land
Scaped lot: $4,000 FHA loan
syapGu syall;; S2:Soo 800 DC down; ~ CAL nOS'
5992. open I'll 8 pm.
KEMP MILL = 3-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler; 2 frepls., rec. rm.. patio,
gar.; bsmt. Mid EOS. $21,650,
4M% Va loan avail. OWNER.
KENsTNGTON-Year old 4-bedrm.
home, 2 full. baths, center-h
foyer, daylight rec. rm.. large de
luxe kitchen: assume SIS,70O GI
loan, low down payment; owner
must sell. Price, S22,S50. LO.
5-S63O, @. A. SCHLEsINGER CO.
kENsINGTON-New 2-story brick
house, 8 bedrms., bath, liv. rm.,
din rm. and kit: expandable to S
or 9 bedrms. and 2 baths: dead
end street nr. elementary school
$l4'99O' small down payment.
EfsINGER Ri1iiEi.Gnrn srrppru co
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LANDOVER AREA-Bi-leVe in Al
condition. 4 bedrms., 2nd bath
roughed-in Air conditioner in
master bedrm.. bsmt. with ground
level exit. Numerous shrubs. Patio
and fenced lot. Only Sl2,95O.
Moderate down. Assume 4Ia%
loan. and pay 1881 per mo.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-7774.
LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brick
home: fenced lot: vacant: S495
down, no settlement charges.
Move in with down payment.
OWNER. Lo. 5-z131.
LEWISDALE| bedrms., sep. din.
rm., ser. pch., bsmt. a. gar.; cor lot;
S2O,750. MCDOWELL. UN. $4,000.
LEWIsDALE, attractive modern g.
bedrm. Colonial brick. LIST floor
powder rm.. bsmt. floor tiled;
near shopping. $3.50 down, FHA,
S15,g50. HUGH 7. PECK. HE.
4-l7O0.
MT. RAINIER-Big 6-rm. Colonial
with long, rambling porch, situ-
ated on deep level lot; recently
redee. and close TO everything; q
real buy at S10,950 with $3.50
down. Call til 9 pm, WA. q
5000, ROBERT Q. DAVIS 4 CO.,
NC.
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"qroveton'-Rembler, 92g6
dn., SOS mo. Vacant, . bedSfas',
lge. equip. kit. w/eating area;
excel. cond. Assume 4ss loan.
Owner will finance balance. JA.
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OWNER" Only S40S
dn., vacant. Corner semi.det. brk.,
beautifully redee.: 5 rms. incl. 2
bedrms. sep din. rm.. equip. kit:
iull psmt., lge. screened porch;
level. fenced lawn. Only Sll 500.
IA. 5-l3I1.
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SMVER sPRING-9409 Riley pI.
Ideal for retired couple or small
family. 5-rm. brk. bungalow and
finished attic; nice neighborhood,
and most convenient. Gas heat,
det,- garage, fenced rear yard:
lovely shrubs and flowers. SIb,-
s5O Cterms): Mr.. RuARK, JU.
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Reg l.e9 and 2.ss Clearance from stock, tailored
style cotton blouses Various neekIines, short ond
long sleeves. Solid colors, g TO 36---l.oo
3.9s Wool Sheoth Skirts, kick pIeotS in back, some
with belts, sizes 0 to
Below, Washington Only
100 Washington Souvenir Scarfs, red, green,
brown hond-rolIed hens Z for 90
100 Sample neekweor, white pique ond nyon
collars, t-rns, etc. Solid coIors and check trim,
for 100
59e Costume flowers. pin-ons and clusters,
10 for LOO
ss9 Cotton corduroy jackets, upper fronts. Long
sleeves, solid colors, ! 0 to l4------l.99
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Rec. 5.ss 10 500 SwssterS-Nyons, wools ond
orons Dressnoker ond slp-on styles in group,
"a az 249
Rec. 7.ss TO 1899 Wool Skirts. PIoids ond solid
coIors in group. Broken sizes ----------- 5.Ss
Rec. 1899 TO l999-2-Pe. Cotton Sets, roll and
"a sleeve bIouses with full and slim skirts, 10 to
l6 SsS
Reg. 1885 TO IS. 90 Car cOots. quilted ond oIpoco
Innings. 1918, not oil sizes in oil styles, coIors
1900
Sportsweor-Second Floor Washington;
Street Floor Arlington
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NOTIONS
Street Floor, Washington Only

1875 g 3.9S Discontinued FIexknit Girdes.
Broken sizes, assorted styles ----------- LIT
so Prs. 1873 Roin Deors. Broken sizes, styles sse
l44 Large Household SponseS Z for see
4s-e44 Suit-Lensth, Hons-It-AII Boss s.ss
52-loo individual Suit Boss, pIostc - 5ee
l52-3se MroeIeeIoth, for dusting or dishes, I9e
80 Prs. Rubber Gloves, snoII ond large 49s
81 for 500 Jumbo Dress Bess, ehromspun
floro front ----- 1888
42-s.Ss chintE Gorment Boss, foroI. pink and
DlOS - 90 90 60 Ivy
SO flashlights, s Tie
1888 TrovsI Bers, with cups, immersion
heater, Ippered boo oo--------- l99
plus 10P5 tar
1888 Leotord Tights and GirdIe Tishts. Block,
red blue One size fits oil lee
2l-4.ss Exereisor, pedoI type---zss
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GIRLSWEAR
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor. ArIinaton

Reg. 1929 BIozers in red or novy, to 4--7.7o
l4.99 Winter Cor coots. ottoched hoods, inter
lined, royon quilted lined 500
2.s9 and 5.99 Sport Shirts and BIouses, solid or
prints, 7-l4 2.29
500 Pre- Teen Ban Lon cordison S~eoters. 0
10 10 4Ss
3.99 and 4.99 Cotton Corduroy or RoyOn FIonneI
Sloeks, broken sizes ond coors 2.29
l.2s and 2.29 Cotton Knit oso Plaid Cotton FIon-
mel Skirts TIA -- see
2.29 and s.s9 Girls Winter Hats I2e
1899 and 1899 Girls Winter coots, All woos.
Sizes 7-l4---------------- 100
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COSTUME JEWELRY
Street Floor, Both Stores

l.5o TO 500 Costume JeweIY. necklaces, broce-
lets, eorrinos and pins ------ s9e"
Below Street Floor, Washington Only
2o-2.oo TO 7.es Jewel Boxes, os is All soes
final 90 70 3.9S
No Fed. tox
25-l.o0 Compoets soc
h Price Sole. 800 TO 1000 JeweIry,
I.so 70 5.oo'
'Plus tor
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HANDKERCHIEFS
Strnnt Elnnr WnchinnLan OIL.

2oo-l.oo Hondkerehiefs. soiIed ond mussed from
dispIoy and hondIine .-----.------ 3es
For men, cotton or Iinen Some with initioIs For
women, embroidered eottons and linen prints
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KANNS Storewide PRE-INVENTORY
Orders These Clearance
BOYSWEAR
Second Floor, Washington

Boys 3.es and 4.ss Corduroy SIaeks. Tough wear
ing solid color or foncy corduroys in tornous-n1okes.
Reduced from stock Sizes 6 to l.
35e, Z for 700
Boys I.99 Cotton FIonneI Shirts Washable Son.
forized cotton fIonneIs in famous makes. CoorfuI
potterns Sizes TO 8 I.5s, Z for 800
Students' 1895 Ysor Round Suits. Young Com
rnonder moke in yeor-round weight royon and
ocetote. CoIorfu potterns Sizes IS to 38, reeuors
and longs in
So Youths rs. IS All Wool Suits. One and two-of-
okind in solid coors and fancy potterns. All from
regular stocks. Broken sizes l3 TO 2o--Ie.es
Youths 1899 and 1899 Sport coots Broken os-
sortment Of wool sport coots in coorfu potterns
and some solid colors. Sizes L TO 20 in group,
1898
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FOUNDATIONS

Second Floor, Washington Only
4o-S.95 FIexees Black EIostie and Sotin GirdIes,
small sizes LOO
25-5.95-6.95 Boil Longtime Blue sotn Bros,
81 to 40 3o9
5o-l2.95 to 1875 cOrscIestes, TorsoIettes.
White, pink, black. 81 to 81 7.99
66-5.0o5.95 GirdIeS and CorseIettes. White
Broken sizes -.--- .----- ----- 2.99
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Below, Street Floor, Both Stores
2.SS 8 3.es NyIon Trieot Lingerie. Slips petit
coots ond gowns oil loee ond permanent pleot
trims Mony styles Some only Of kind Good
osst Of sizes but not in every style. White ond
posteIs --- -------- l.99
Ladies' Cotton cholIis Gowns. All long sleeves,
long ond woItz lengths pretty print patterns.
2.59 $500
Below, Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Brushed NyIon Gowns. Soft and worm
but light in weight. Brown sizes 5.9s
LOO NyIon Treot briefs, broken sizes 800 Sse
IS Royon mesh briefs, broken sizes - 29e
40 EiderIon briefs, broken sizes, cotton /royon
blend ~ 90
$3.50 Loee trimmed pettieoats. Docron/ /cotton/
nyon blend. White, medium only -------2 2.99
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MEMS FURNISHINGS
Street Floor, Both Stores

Mems 1875 to z2.s5 Joekets. Short lots, clear
once from stock, reduced to cleor OF this low price
Broken sizes lZSS
Mems 5. 90 to SOS Dress Shirts. Special purchose
Dacron and cotton, fomous make, reduced from
stock 10 ceor. Broken sizes 1888
Mems S.s5 10 6.s5 Corduroy Sport Shirts. For7ous
make reduced from stock Broken sizes 3.sS
Orig. $50 Name JeweIry Sets. Cuff link and re
ber sets with name. Reduced TO clear 6se
plus tar
Mems 400 Sport Shirts. Perfect and irreouIor
Mussed, soiIed. Broken sizes SO
Mems 3.s5 and 400 Dress Shirts. Mussed, soed
Perfect ond reoulors. Reduced Broken sizes, l.6s
Mems 2.se Cotton FIenneI Sport Shirts. Long
sleeve in large variety Of patterns and colors.
Sizes S, ~ l
Mems e.s5 to S.s5 Sleeveless Sweaters and Vests.
fonous name sleeveless Sweoters and vests
duced from stock. Broken sizes --------- 3.99
Mems lIe5 Imported Knit Shirts. lOOoo knit
shirt sliDover model imported from ItoIy reduced
from stock for clearance. Broken sizes s.99
Mems 500 to 8.e5 Fomous Make SIoeks Ouolity
cotton socks reduced. Broken sizes 3.99
Mems 200 Fomous Make Leother Belts. For7ous
make Leather belts, variety Of styles Broken sizes,
sse
Below, Washington Only
Mems s.s5 Thermal Shirts and Dro~er. Thermal
shirts ond drowerS reduced from stock Broken
sizes ------- eoeh, 80
Mems 1895 TO 1895 Jaekets For7ous roke
Every jocket hos the fomous Iobels. Reduced.
Broken sizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mems I7e5 IrresuIer Suburbon coots Limited
quantity reduced 70 clear. Broken sizes -- 500
Mems 4.ss Corduroy Sport Shirts, Washable
corduroy long sleeve sport shirts Sno and
medium only Reduced 2.e9
Mems s.e5 S~eoters. Fonous make sweoters re-
duced from stock. Limited quontity Broken sizes,
800
Mems l2.e5 Imported Coatsweoters. 1OOoo wool
a button cardigan long sleeve imported from
ltoly. Reduced 10 clear. Broken sizes ------6 6.67
Below, Arlington Only
Mems $50 Tuxedo Dress Shirts. Fomous roke
reduced from stock for clearance. Broken sizes,
2.ss
Mems s5e Linen Hondkerehiefs. Loroe sizes
HANDBAGS
80 Street Floor, Both Stores
Reg. 500 and 7.99 Fobde Bags. Many one
oto-kInd .------.-. 3.9S"
Below Street Floor, Washington Only
uIory 500 70 500 --.-7.5o 70 1000"
SpeeioI! Mems and Women's Leather Keytojners,
79e"
Reg. ZOO Belts for women, leather and fabric, 100
Reg. 500 Block cords Clutch Bos,--I.ss"
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Below Street Floor, Washington Only

200 Prs. Leather Gloves, comparable TO 500
volue Block only Sizes and ga LOO
so Prs DoubIewoven Cotton Gloves, short novelty
styles. Comparable TO 300 voue White ond
black ---- -------------------- l.5o pr.
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DAYTIME DRESSES

Second Floor. Washington Only
6.e8 to 1913 Daytime Dresses, misses ond bof
sizes 800
s.ss Wrop- Around Brunch coots and House
dresses .-.-.----- ZOO
5.es 70 e.ss Odds and Ends Of Maternity Wear,
ZOO
6ss Black Sleeveless Cotton Dresses
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CHILDREN'S SHOES
Fourth Floor Washington;
Second Floor, ARLINGTON

2.e9 and 3.99 House Slippers for boys and girls
Fancy and stope styles in group. Short lots, dscon-
tinued styles from re9uor stock Broken sizes 8
TO large in group but not in every stye and color,
lag
and little girls. Dress styles in black potent, suede,
Ieother. Also white, Broken sizes 8R to 3,
to 9 5.99
6.95 Amerieon Junior Shoes. broken sizes 81 TO
3.99
7.99 TO 9.99 Subteen ond Teens Dress Shoes.
Broken sizes 40 599
4.99 Suede chukkO Boots, black Or grey, broken
sizes 4-S 2.99
Second Floor Arlington Only
2.49 Tote" Rubber Boots, black or brown Lao
9.99 Leather Combat Boots, broken sizes wa
to
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S.ss Fomous Moke Mems Slippers, fobric uppers,
hond-turned leather soes. Broken sizes - ze9
5.ss Mems Suede CosuoIs, Groy or Vicuno. Light
weight rubber soIes. TO z in group --2.s9
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Boys Lined Polished Cotton Slaeks GreotIy Re-
dueed. Fonous make heavyweight polished cotton
sIocks with red flannel lining and belt TO motch.
Grey or cocoa Were 4 98, sizes TO Il s.97
Were 5.98, sizes IA and 6 4.e7
Entire Stock Boys z.sS ond s.se FIonneI Shirts.
Famous mokes cotton tonneIs in coorfuI potterns
ond solid coors in group. Button-d down or requIor
collar style. Sizes TO 20 ---- -.--- 1877
Entire Stock Boys 2.ss ond sss Knit Shirts
Fomous makes in ocriIon conbed cottons ond
orion ond wool. Solid coIors and potterns in group
Sizes to 97
Regular 50
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09

coming change and of the eff
.fective date. Besides this, the
bus drivers also told the riders
of the impending change. Also
a news release, dated December
10, 1859, was sent from the bus
company to the Village Hall,
for the Robbins Eagle, but this
release did not reach the Eagle
office until December rs, just 2
days before the effective date
of the change, consequently the
change was in effect when the
paper came out.
We understand that an inves-
tigatOr from the bus company
reported that "jitney" service
was being carried on in the
village, stating that he had OBJ
served as many as 10 such pick
ups.
AS we understand it, however,
as soon as certain street inter
sections are Widened so as to
give turning space, buses will
be running in both directions
instead of just one way as they
do at present.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
BUS SERVICE

DUS service in. Robbins has
- been curtailed as a retrench-
measure only and not as a re-
prisal. For more than a year,
now the Robbins buses. accord
ing to Mr.. Johnson, have been
operating at a loss and this
rerOUting was a necessary step
to prevent so much loss.
For more than a month the
bus company and the Transport
tation Committee have been try
ing to arrive at the best sOlu-
ton to the problem SO that
bus riders could be Adequately
served at a minimum expense
to the bus company ". Fin
ally this solution was worked
out and agreed to by the bus
company and the .TranspOrta-
ton Committee of the Village.
When this agreem n t was
O.Kd by both parties the bus
company had the new schedules
printed and placed on the buses
to acquaint the riders of the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
you to come and bring a friend
this and every Wednesday.
ROBBINS CLERGY MEETS
AT WHEELER CHAPEL

We resume Il regular meet
ing at LOO pm. Saturday, Jan.
9, 1860 and we urge the clergy
of Robbins to make themselves
available for this fellowship. We
spend our time in prayer, Bible
study, and discussing current
issues affecting the people we
pastor. Plenty of refreshments.
and wholesome fellowship awaits
you.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
Bible Study At
Lutheran Church

Each Wednesday evening at
800 pm, we study the Bible.
Our Bible Study Sessions are
conferred around a central theme.
This Wednesday we will discuss
what the Bible has to say con-
corning confession and Abso-
luton" All questions are well
coined and everyone is invited.
Plenty of refreshments and
wholesome fellowship after the
hour of Bible study. We urge
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
THE ROBBINS7EAGLE


Published on Thursday of Each Week
1895 Spaulding Avenue Telephone: Fulton S $500
Printed in the Village of Robbins by Robbins citizens for the
citizels of Robbins to encourage and help them in the betterment
of our community; to stimulate civic pride and cultivate a neigh
borly interest in the welfare and we'll being of every citizen of
tins village.
OUR PLATFORM
Spend where we can help our community.
Employment of Coored people in public utilities.
Am up-to-date sanitary system, street lights, gas, sidewalks.
better streets and drainage.
"A we'll planned village.
"a public park or playground for the children.
6-Modern equipment and facilities for the fire department
7-Better business enterprises.
8-Erection of a modern village hall.
THE ROBBINS EAGLE STAFF
FRANK BLOCKER 49,. :. Eoltor
Mrs. Lena Blocker ............... Circulation Manager
Albert johnson 49,. Reporter
William George .............. ..... Staff Photographer
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Volume VIII. Saturday, January {, 1860 9Th Year-No. l
Evening star., 1960-02-02

comedian was given his first OPP
portunity to show his skill in a
sketch with the most formidable
Of all aides-a scene-stealing
moppet. 1t is to Shelley's credit
that he controlled the scene
despite the most infectious
laugh we've heard from any TV
performer in years.
Flip Mark was Laughing
Boy: if Screen Gems saw him.
the hunt for Tom Sawyer or
Huck Finn may be ever0
My Fair Lady: Again, the
safe thing would have been a
scene from the show. Instead,
Rex Harrison and Julie An
drews gave their impressions"
of the first day they rehearsed
with a full orchestra. CFrom
one who saw the superb musi-
cal, believe me, this was the
better idea.)
Dick Van Dyke: Here is one
Evening star., 1960-02-02

of the most underrated comedy
talents in the business: a per-
former whose aptitudes include
a gift for pantomime and an
empathy for the dance. 1t
wasn't his fault that his num-
Der was overlong; or that the
garish choreography attempted
the impossible: to caricature
what is already a caricature.
Direction: The show had
fair and pace and the fellows
name, If the five minutes Of
credits bored you, is Norman
Jewison. He was best in the
wonderful tribute to Madison
Avenue with Suzy Parker. He
took the only course in at
tempting to present the faces
of those who made the last
decade memorable or notorious.
He sped them by as If riffling
the pages of a book. He sped
Mr.. Sevareid by, too; he had to.