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Evening star., 1960-12-04
NURSE
NURSE

NURSE
R.N.. in medical department of
private organization in northwest
area. Monday through Friday,
$50 to 5; typing essential: age to
~: attractive beginning salary
Give age, education and experience
IN your reply. Box 371-K, Star.
NURSES AID, white, for S-hr. gen.
noor duty In lge. nursing home;
live in: refs. 10. 5-41OO.
NURSES AIDE. white; for S-hr.
duty in nursing home: live in; refs.
JE. 2-0643.
orc. CLK., wi. tr. hsg w/knoWl,
typ. sd. dement's, s d., min. $40.
POMOMAC EMP. AGCY.. 1884
Wilson blvd. ..Arl.. IA. $4,000.
OFFICE CLERK, Alex, diversified
duties, pleasant phone manner,
company benefits; 5 days: $3.50.
POTOMAC EMPL., oil King St,
Alex, Va, XII. 9-5055.
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HELP- WOMEN
Medical Receptionists
GREET DOCTORS
PATIENTS $3.50

Leading pediatric specialist needs an
understanding and sincere yoS,nF
lady who likes children to Eeep
young patients busy, tyne their
visit cards and console neryou,
young mothers. II you have mad
experience all the better, doctor
needs you now. BETTY GRAY
Exclusively for Girls" 2Il Wood.
ward Bldg. ST. 3-7123 (empl,)
Evening star., 1960-12-04

ARLlNGTON-ALEA.
FALLS CH.-FAIRFAX
REcEP. sEcY.. no shhd. $40
PERSONNEL ASST, exper. 1875
elk: TYP. initiative .----- S303
kEYPUNCH OPR.. exper. $276
SECY., fee pd. S395
GIRL FRI, Arl.. shhd. $325
RECEP. SEC, cd. Dement'S. to $500
BANK elk, wi. tr., fee pd., S247
RN,. Arl. med. ofc. Sa03
TELLER. vi. tr., fee pd. -----$271
ASST; BKKPR., wi. tr. hss.. $3.50
CASHIER. auto exper. =. S2S1
CLERK. pit, gift shop Sl0S
elk. TYP. temp, . mos, 81 so hr.
SECY.. Fairfax. knowl. -
MEpi 9Stmla LAB. TECH. ezDef. fsis ssiis
STAT. srATi!'VeL elk. vi. tr. hsg. 70 $sSs sSS
sEGY.. legal, dntn. Alex. --$S225S
RECEP. sECY. Alex.
Med. ofc. seas
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Evening star., 1960-01-10


Writer
the Government Printing Office to any
one who's interested at zoe a copy or
81 so year.
Who's interested? Practically every.
body. Farmers and others concerned
with growing conditions can use accu-
rate weather history. For a few more,
there are those who deal with drought
and flood, sellers of fuel, snow tires,
antifreeze, bathing suits and raincoatS,
planners Of military and scientific in
stallations and courts of justice.
The data also serves long-range
studies seeking answers to such ques-
tions as whether the world is warming
or chilling. Particularly valuable here
are continuous observations from an
"undiSturbed environments place
relatively free of artificial climate influ-
ences such as dense population, build
ing and industry.
An example is the Jesuit College at
Woodstock, Md, an observer post since
1870 and source of one of the best rec
ordS.
Other institutions, such as the Ma
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Nd
= AZ IL NJ
YXdI

By HARRIE
Star ST.
ERIENDS IN FAIR weather or foul are
II quiet little band of diarists known
as the Governments cooperative clima-
tological observers.
Not even lack of pay much less
snow, rain, heat or gloom of night
keeps them from their appointed daily
rounds of backyard thermometers and
rain gauges.
Spotted through the Washington area
are 81 of the more than ii 900 volunteer
observers over the Nation who keep
daily weather records in what DR.. H. E.
Landsberg. director Of the Weather Bu-
reau's Office of ClimatolOgy, calls the
most unheralded service in the world"
Furnished by the bureau with the
appropriate instruments for their par
ticular assignments generally meas
urement Of precipitation, temperature
and precipitation, or evaporation they
turn in their data monthly. All, Incl
IDENTIFY, are charged with reporting
earthquakes.
Checked and processed on punch
cards, the statistics re-emerge in among
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Officers
Wives
News

Mrs. Omer Dews, newly
elected president of the Quar-
termaster Women's Club, is
to receive tomorrow morn
ing in Gregory Hall. The
club opens its fall season with
a coffee at $3.50 to welcome
the newcomers and to intro
duce the new board members
of the club.
Deputy Chief of Staff
For LogiSticS
A welcoming tea on Septem-
ber 20 will culminate a series
of parties for newcomers to
the Washington area for
members of Logistics Women's
Club, Army Deputy Chief of
Staff at Army Navy Country
club. 1t will be held at 2 pm.
Newcomers are to be the
guests of the entire member
ship with Mrs. Robert w.
Colglazier, wife of the Dep
uty Chief of Staff and hon.
orary president of the
Women'S Club receiving.
Mrs. Courtney johnson,
wife of the Assistant Secre-
tary of the Army, is to re-
ceive with Mrs. ColglaZier,
Mrs. Francis J. McMorrow,
president, and Mrs. James
v. Anderson.
Evening star., 1960-09-14
Society-Home
To Discuss Mort Plan

Women voters Of Prince
Georges County.
Questions to be discussed
at league meetings include:
What is balanced partner
ship; would it work and how
much would 1t cost; is 1t the
solution to Maryland school
problems?
Evening star., 1960-09-14
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
W. dneSd0y, Sept. u, 1876

The Mort Plan" proposed
by the Maryland Board Of
Education to deal with the
problems Of exploding enroll
ment, rising costs. and the
demand for a better school
program, will be the topic for
discussion at the September
meetings Of the League Of
Evening star., 1960-09-14

Everything the smart, suburban
woman demands in the latest fashion
trends -. beautiful fall stylings
in the up-to-the minute patterns
and new exciting fall fashion shades.
SEE THIS WHOLE NEW WORLD OF
FASHION AT SUPER GIANT
Evening star., 1960-09-14
MISSES
1902 WOOL
KNOCKERS

For that new look this fall
wool knickers in either
charcoal or light grey:
sizes Toto 10.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

APARTMENTS-tBRICKD- units.
Good condition. First time offered!
S@6,g5O. The line forms on the
rightl Exclusive with BOWERS G
BROS. INC, AP. G-S400.
APTS., 6-s-ll units self-eontained,
also IA and l5-unit bldes. avail
None over . yrs. old GUARDIAN
REALTY. La a-321l
Evening star., 1960-02-07
ARLINGTON
DUPLEXES

8 to choose from. all new, buy one
or all Each unit has 3 bedrms lge.
kit. din. L cove and bath. Sep
heating plants and meters. Fine
small investment. Price S3l 800
Excel. financing. Call Mr.. Lacy,
at OIL. 2-63lS or ia 4-l300
M. T. BROYHILL 4, SONS REALTY
CORP. 46l0 Lee Hwy. Arl
BARGAIN. UPTOWN, of l4th-4-
row bricks; comm, l6 one-b -bedrm
furn. apts.. inc. over Sl6,5O0 yr.
Priced TO sell or trade smaller.
Owner retiring. Box 64-Z, Star
BRICK. 6-unit apt bldg. Takoma
Park, Nd $4,000 VI; price S52,-
600. RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-61ll.
CLoSE-IN MONT. CO.-New offer
ing; 35xS0-ft. store and ware
house bldgs. to be erected soon.
Adjacent to q shopping center;
priced at S3l 500 &c. Excel. terms.
For details, call Mr.. Thompson.
JU 9-2552: ewes. OIL. 2-6502
c. NJ. MARSTELLER, Realtor.
CONNECTICUT AVE. AREA: near
Sheraton-Park Hotel, Zoned for
apts.-Large brick in excel. cond
3 bedrmS.. bath, 2nd A.: 3 bed
rms, hath. 3rd A.: ideal for con-
version to apis. Priced low POS
TOWN T. SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-94OO.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
lcONTINUEDl
VIRGINIA

VIC. c.U.-2 family blds., each apt
norch' nj hest eanV tfansn Rox
Evening star., 1960-02-07

LUNCH ROOM - Equipped. Ant.
above. 9th and N sts. NV. Money
making corner. Reas. JU s-3s73,
OFF-SALE LICENSE
IN MARYLAND
$4,000 will buy this license. very
few licenses Of this type for sale.
II M. GREENFIELD WO. 6-5267
SANDWICH SHOP: downtown: l.
man oper Sc. quotes 5000 net
VIZ. SO 500-ls dn., DI 7-65OO.
OLD EsTAB. watch and clock shop;
fully equipped; sacrifice due to
illness TU 2-6s2f
Evening star., 1960-02-07

ATTN. DOCTORS. NoN-PRoFIT
ORG. UNIONS, ETC.
zoned special purpose. Corner
brick containing Is rooms. 4
baths: oil h.-w.h. Downtown 18th
st. location. Asking $4,000. viii
consider offers. Call Mr.. Me-
Intosh. EX. J-24s0: ewes. and
FRED A. SMITH co.
ATTN. ANTIQUE DEALERS! Do
you want q home and business
combination7 we have a perfect
house for this purpose, located on
an arterial highway in No. Arl..
on acre Of ground, very large, very
imposing. with floorplan well
adapted to such use Call for
details. $4,000. H o L L z Y
REALTY. 5lS3 Lee Highway, KE.
S-5350. Closed Sunday, call Mon
day.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Lge.
retail hardware business. center
Of Westminster. Approx. 1000
50. IT ground floor space, . floors
There is also another buildinE on
the premises presently occupied
as beauty parlor and barber shop
Corner property, finest loc. YOUR
OPPORTUNITY for q going bust
ness. Also fine retail grocery
business available now.
nERCY NJ. BURKE AGENCY
Westminster, Md. tt. S-662O
Evening star., 1960-02-07

BET, BETT,.SsTIHHH SATH3LIc gNIyEssETy gI1SEsfEFy AND
Corner store and large, modern
home. well-estab, business. OWN
ERs. wish 10 retire. Sell or trade
duplex or 4-family apis. Boz
275-z. star.
Se5. 600 in clear property and
WASHINGTON or New York City
Suit. ofnces. Agents attention
Boy 39-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

Modern 24-unit apt. bldg. In beau
tiful, close in location = Solid
renter. Featuring efhciencies, l
and ? bedroom aptS Yearly
rental income, $2S, 300. Priced 70
sell Immediately. For details, call
Mr.. McGinnis. TU. 2-23sS.
fnssErA IS Il sT Nv " DANENS "a sAlGs sA560o
Evening star., 1960-02-07
MOTEL BUSINESS

Established. located between north
and south lane OF Grain hwy,
equal distance from Bowie and
Marlboro race tracks acreage for
enhancement. Priced for quick sale.
Owner deceased. Phone CEdar
6-57ll,
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Mems Haberdashery
For Sale

~ years Owner retir-
Ing Inquire Box 46@-Z, Star.
MOTEL, on U. $. HWY, VA.-25
units, 100000 so II land; swim
ming pool restaurant, S97,j6O
MR., OLSON Agt WO 6-3437.
MOTEL WANTED; in Nd. or Va
Can put down SubSfsn cash.
Please write Box 152-Z Star
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Package Linuor-N.W.

NSS ASA1 wa W
owners quote over $500 wkly.;
mostly half pint and pint sales
Attractive, well-eStablished corner
Good operator should easily net
$4,000 annually. $50 600 down
will handle. Exclusive Ewes. and
Sun, SHEA CHASEN. RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 9TH St. NV MA. S-9373
LIQUOR STORE = Location and
license in new Nd. shop. center.
$1,000 GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500
PARTNER for national
adv sheet plastic distributorship
Reg. gross potential unlimited
Box 1867, Star.
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES =
We have complete facilities for
stamping, forming, welding, I'm
ishing and shipping your steel
and aluminium requirements Con-
tact Lee Harris, HARCO EQUIP
MENT CORP, 2467 Sherman ave q.
NV. NO. 1-l9l9.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
CASH INCOME

I.5OO cash business per week. Lee
general store with gas pumps, feed
house, good 3-bedrm. with bath
home. on 5 acres Of level land On
Liverpool Point road, nr. route
324 in Charles County It's
money-makerl ONLEST REALTY,
RE. $500.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
BEAUTY SALON
Beauty Salon in Hotel

BEER TAVERN-one Of Montgom- :
cry County'S finest operations;
S120.000 annual volume: good
lease: $4,000 down payment
cash required. owner has other
interests. must sell now. For
quick deal call JOE BRENNER
at III S-SS55
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
Gam I'M FHAs

01UO LIN. 4 I1A
3-bedrm. rambler, on L-acre lot
Total mo. payments, S93 piti.
Income Qualification, $500 per
MANNAS REALTY CO., JE
2-3ll0.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Garage-Gas Station

owner quotes over 10000 gallons
monthly. Good lease. Loads of re-
pairs Will easily net $4,000 an
nually. Priced very low at SIS
600, lock, stock and barrel Won
derful terms TO responsible people.
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

CORNER lot in heart of Wash
inRton. Improved By large BLDG,
suit. for rsny PURPOSES. prtce.
STONE. TU. 2-11n5. RA. 3-9233
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Exclusive Franchise
Net $4,000 to $4,000 a Year
Chick NJ Ribs
Shoppe

You Serve the Worlds Finest
CHICKEN
SHRIMP
BAR-B-Q RIBS
All AUTOMATICALLY cooked 10
perfection in Just MINUTES.
YOU NEED
=. an initial investment Of
$4,000 tyou pay the balance
out Of prohts).
substantial cOmmuni-
" reputation that will meet
the standards for our select
ed franchise owners.
YOU GET
.. an exclusive CHICKEN
N RIBS territory franchise
beautifully designed
operation completely equip
ped to the last detail in
cleaning stainless steel.
proven PROFIT making
merchandising and promo
tion program.
complete training under
an easy. simple method to
Real success with our revo-
lutionary new AUTOMATIC
CARRY-OUT PROGRAM
CALL TO-DAY ST. 3-9O77
1894 Eve ST NV
Evening star., 1960-02-07
$1,000 DOWN
LAUNDROMAT
GROCERY-NW w

GROCER 9-N.W.
Owner quotes over $1,000 wkly. No
nearby competition Hours. S I'll
S; closed Sunday Small payroll
Mixed trade. Priced low at S12,-
600, lock, stock and barrel. Terms,
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

GAITHERsBURG. IS East Diamond
ave. Commercial Zoning One
family. large rooms and enclosed
porches. Good location for doctor
dentist. heputy shop etc. Lot
73xIa7 VIII exchange for equal
equity in l-family house in resi-
dental section. $4,000
FRED B. CUSHMAN
WI. s-sOii WA 6-o4O1
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Ladies Readv-to-Wear .

LdUItS INtdUy-UU-W WTdI
Nearby suburbs: owner quotes over
$4,000 Gnnually. small payroll,
main business street Owner
claims good operator should net
from $4,000 to $4,000 an
tired No good will asked Fix
lures and . air conditioners priced
at only 81. 500 Terms to respon-
sible people Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
LIFE On MARS

Continued from preceding page
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Blast off!

the orbiting interplane-
tary ship Oberth, that
oddly shaped cluster of
tanks and rocket engines
which would carry them
back to Earth, slid into
view.
4 few days later, they
"A we're counting down
the last minutes, as Oberh
was readied for the long
return voyage across the
solar system. Mckay lay
in his contour chair and
between careful checks of
his instrument board he
took a last glimpse at the
vast reddish and greenish
disk with the great white
south polar cap that had
been their second home
for over a year. Down
there was an exciting CIV
ilization undreamed of till
their expedition found it.
He felt an immense
sense of satisfaction, a
deep assurance OF what
would come from this con-
junction of intelligence
between the planets Mars
and Earth.
John Berger at the radio
tore a sheet from his pad
and passed it up to Mckay.
Message from Radio
AHA" he said.
1t was signed by Ardri,
the head of state, and
Mckay read it to the expe-
dition. "Mars sends its
blessings to your fight,
its greetings to all people
of Earth. Carry in your
ship our remembrance and
our promise of swift re-
union. - Ardri.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

See the Surprise Of ehe SfxtTeSs
at sny one 0S these quality Hill
manIaumbsFiSHnbeam dealers.
There's one near you.
mMARYLAND
Annapolis
Foreign Car Centre, Inc.
Baltimore
Berger Motor Car Co.
Foreign Motors Ltd.
Bethesda
- Manhattan Auto, Inc.
mDISTRlcT OF COLUMBIA
Washington
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
Jack Ply. Ltd.
HWRGINIA
Fairfax
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
Fredericksburg
BurSe-Eiudson, Inc.
Norfolk
Foreign Car Distributors, Inc.
Orange
Williams Buick
Richmond
Transport Sales g. Service Corp.
Wsnsnton
Gill Imported Cars
Williamsburg
Colony Motors, Inc.
/ Winchester
Pine Motor Co.; Inc.
mNoRTH CAROLINA
Charlotte
Gathlngs imported cars.lnc.
! Concord
| Bill Jarvis Motors
EIlzsbsfh City
Davenport Motors, Inc.
Fayetteville
imperial Motor Car Corporation
GaStonia
G.G. Walker Motor Company, Inc.
Greensboro
Alexander & Mann Motor Company
StateSViIle
Reece Motor Sales
uPENNSYVANIA
Chartered
Sedney Motors, Inc.
Indiana
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

giant landmarks, and some 80 years ago Alta
denans began decorating the trees with thousands
of multicolored Yule lights.
Thus was established the annual tradition of
Christmas Tree Lane, week-long nighttime phe
nomenon of nature and man which over the years
has drawn several million entranced tourists.
Down Christmas Tree Lane, professions of cars
coast slowly, with their lights out and motors cut
For the miles SILENT awe-inspiring duration of this
unique Christmas pilgrimage, even old-timers
find themselves in the spell of holy forest.
Yet, behind the scenes of the event there's plen-
ty of hard work, perseverance, and unselfish con-
tribution of time and money required. County
fremen volunteer services in Stringng the lights
from precarious l00-foot ladders. Boy Scouts join
sherffs deputies in directing the heavy traffic. A
nonprofit association composed of leading bust
nesSmen and clubwomen has tirelessIy solicited
funds and taken over the preplanning chores
F. B. Nightingale, local electrician living high
up on the foothills of Altadena, decided some years
ago that visitors should have a beacon to guide
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17

My tea is nearly ready
and the sun has Left the SKY.
It's time TO take The window
10 see Leerie going BY;
For every nigh at feafinle
and before you take your seat
With lantern and with ladder,
he comes posting up the street,.
THIS WARMLY REMEMBERED verse OF Robert
Il Louis Stevenson CLOVIS in reality along the
downtown streets of Altadena, California, during
the Christmas season. Sixty old-fashioned lamp
posts line the business district of the suburban
foothills community, and schooboys costumed in
top hats gayy colored scarves, and topcoats serve
as Lamplighters.
The annual event is but one of the numerous
spectacles which magically transform Altadena
into giant, living Christmas Card.
Seeds of this ambitious civic spirit were literally
sown IS years ago when Col. Fred Woodbury.
planted 200 Himalayan deodars along the roadway
climbing to his ranch. The exotic trees grew into
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-11-17
Two hundred deOdarS, covered with
thousands OF bright Yuie lights. make up
the magic OF Christmas Tree Lane.

preSSIVe ZO-fOOt Illuminated star above his home.
The star, too, became landmark, visible on clear
nights from the distant city of Los Angeles.
Then, eight years ago group of mothers we're
inspired to create still another Christmas fantasy
this one to appeal primarily to children. They
called their project Story Book Lane and formed
their own association to devise ideas and pool
talent. Housewives clerks, professional men, and
older children borowed1a vacant lot on which TO
construct the cardboard and plywood Mother
Goose characters, Hanse and Gretel settings, and
other fairy-taIe productions" which would come
alive under colored spotlights on fifty lawns and
rooftopS at nightfa.
Every year we wonder if anyone will be will
ing to do all the work and put up with the incon-
venience of staging another Story Book Lane"
says Mrs. Clarence Mcfarland, an Altadena post
office employe who helped found this particular
institution Then the children start getting excited
about Christmas and asking US when we're going
to get TO work It's their enthusiasm that keeps alive
our Christmas spirit and makes it worthwhie"
And that's the spirit that hovers over the entire
town. For the local Rotary Club in cooperation
with the community newspaper, The Altadenan,
now sponsors an annual home decoration contest
that takes in the whole of Altadena. Hundreds of
homes light up during the Yuletide with Santa
Claus Wgnettes at the chimneys elves dancing on
the lawns, replicas of the Manger and the Wise
Men travelling toward the Star of Bethlehem, gar
dens bedecked with jeweed lights and tinsel king
size candy canes, and wreaths of eastern holly.
ALONG ABOUT the time the Lamplighters set
N the lantern wicks aglow against the "teatime
sky" just off the main business district yet another
outdoor event is readied every year by the Theatre
Americana troupe, joined for the holiday occasion
by service clubs and professional and amateur
talent This is Christmas in Our Town Square, a
musical pageant which additionally blends regional
lore with the sacred spirit of Christmas. Profess
sional Hollywood set designers, musicians, and
actors often work side by side with PTA members,
shopkeepers, ministers, and neighbors from all
walks of life TO produce the pageant
Churches of all denominations, meanwhile as
in small towns across the face of America, have
their own Christmas season programs and pagan
try One of the most widely known is the block
long sidewalk tabeau staged by St. Elzabeth's
Church, display of life-sze scenes from the life
of Christ, softly lighted and in natural setting
which bears resemblance to PARKWAY jerusalem.
Altadenans don't seem to mind the work,
though Already they have started writing invita-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-07
Heavenly Kitchen

Delightful kitchen with formico
top. snack bar. Is cupboords. /
more in dining room plus built in
china closet. 3 bedrooms. Land
scoped. l-cor garage. Brick trim
and planter. guest closet. In ST.
Mary Mogdelene and Roosevelt
school ored. Priced right. Sl7.500.
Immediate occupancy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-07

Indidn Hills. tapestry brick 3
bedroom colonial. wood burning
fireplace. full basement. double
garage. Asking S2l.90
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-07
GOOD STARTER

S room single. lorqe modern
kitchen. nice sized rooms. mod
ern bath with colored fixtures.
full basement. gos heot. incin-
erotor: Nottingham oreo. Sl2.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-07
lST OFFERING

Euclid. 2 bedroom bungalow with
expansion up; all noturdl wood.
work. full divided basement.
semi-recreotion room. ll2-cor
garage.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-07
1874 HYDE PARK

Heights: owner retir-
ing this colonial is in excellent
condition inside and out, modern
lied kitchen; large breakfast
room. extra television room; 8
bedrooms and bath End; also COM
plete bath in basement; 2-car ga
rage with overhead doors; near
$40 900. The StroW Co, YE. 2-9432.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-01-07
FOR RENT
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9407 DENISON ave. rooms up,
modern kitchen. bath, adults, SIS.
AT. l-6l43, after 5 p. m.