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The Nome nugget., 1960-03-14
Memorial Services Held Sunday For Neuberger

PORTLAND, Ore, R-The late Sen. Richard sNeuberger loved little people," Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson said at memorial services for Neuberger Sunday.
 Neuberger, AT, Democrat, died Wednesday from brain hemor- rhage. He was in the last year of his first term.
 ''His career in the Senate was entirely too short," Johnson said.
 Johnson, Democrat, headed a delegation of 16 senators and rep resentativeS.
 All the HOO seats in Temple Beth Israel were filled for the service. Hundreds stood in the synagogue and in a covered area on a gray, rainy day to hear a procession of speakers laud Neu- berger.
 Equipped with brilliant in- tellect, Dick Neuberger fought the status quo," said Republican Gov. Mark Hatfield. "He ceaselessly restlessly, wanted to move for ward, to do more for his people, to leave them legacy of carefully husbanded natural resources <. :"
 In 1888. said Sen. Ernest Gruen- ing, Neuberger wrote "the first true expose of the rise of the regime of Hitler"
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-14
SOCIALITE VOWS N. Y. NEWSHIAWKS WITH
 SNAKE CHARMING BIT
By HAL MCCLURE

NEW YORK, R - An adven- turous socialite from Philadelphia flew in from the Brazilian jungles Friday with smuggled snake, a hairless dog and a breathless tale of spear-hunting for jaguar.
 But news conference she called was as wild as any jungle adventure - especially after she freed her 12-foot-long pet ana conda.
 Pretty Stella (Sissy) Reeves, 27, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Floyd Reeves, journeyed to the wilds of northwest Brazil last June, spear in hand, to kill a jaguar. She did, too.
 Nearly a dozen newsmen and photographers were assembled in an eight-floor suite at Manhat- tan's staid Algonquin Hotel when Miss Reeves arrived. Aides car- ried a footlocker.
 What's in the box?" asked one photog.
 "Thats Adam" said Miss Reeves.
 She opened the lid. The foot locker was stuffed with the ana conda.
 Miss Reeves said she found Adam in the jungle and smuggled him out of Brazil by hiding him under a false bottom in her trunk. She also brought along a little hairless hunting dog.
 She said she spent 34 days on the jungle trail before spearing 340-pound jaguar. She ad- mitted a couple of rifle shots also were needed to finish off the big cat.
 The photographers wanted her to pose with the snake.
 Stand in circle and be quiet" commanded Miss Reeves, petite strawberry blonde. She took off her shoes, grabbed Adam and gently tossed him into the center of the room.
 "I'm deathly afraid of snakes" :" said one photographer, leaping nimbly onto window sill.
 Adam, tongue forking wildly, slithered toward a wall. Two re- porters hastily joined the photog- rapher in the window. The women writers watched from the hall.
 He's not poisonous" said Miss Reeves, flinging Adam around her neck.
 Miss Reeves wrestled w h Adam for several minutes while photographers - from a distance - popped their flash bulbs and cried Don't let go, for Pete's sake"
 Then it was over and Adam was pushed back into his foot locker.
 Miss Reeves sighed and said: ''I talked with mother today and she said: Don't bring that damned snake home.'"
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-14
San Joaquin Valley Goes For Higher Gold Price

BAKERSFIELD, Calif., lR-The San Joaquin Valley Supervisors Association voted Friday to ask Congress to raise the price paid for gold. The supervisors said the begged price of $35 an ounce pre- vented western states from fully utilizing their natural resources of gold bearing ore.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-14

U. s. Marines were ordered to Mail Guard Duty on Oct. 20, 1926, by the President, to put an end to daring and successful railway mail car robberies.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-14

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
Evening star., 1960-02-13
TRADITIONAL LAKEFRoNr

Old World charm with New Work.
convenience. Centrally air condi,
toned: 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, recre.
alton room, 2 porcheS. large nag.
stone patio and private dock. AS.
sumo large trust at 434es.
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K.AKEERnMr Hnra

100 to 300 IT. of Shoreline.
To inspect these and many other
fine Lake Bancroft properties. call
Mrs. CaEan, CL. 6-1127 or ST.
JANE An EyL' I, DIXON T. co REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-02-13
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN-3 street frontages;
2 corners: 235 lineal feet on one
street. Zone SP. MURRAY CO.
1929 L st. NV. MA. S-7266.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
where's that Valentine candy you bought me?'
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

MeLEAN-Brick Cape Cod; 4 bed
with fireplace. din. rm., screened
porch. full bsmt., partially I'M
ished; S23,950. WALLS REALTY
Ell. 6-2299. KE. S-5l43.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
THE HIGHEST CASH oFFERl
TIPTOP CASH

A claim we sincerely feel We can
prove. Mr.. Chris Collier Of COL
LIER g. VOGEL, INC, TU. 2-33O3,
Evening star., 1960-02-13
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEX.-9,OOO and $500 so. IT.,
eomml; or indust. use. Main
BETHESDA. des. loc.-Mod. l-story
bldg. on wide street adjoining
air-cond. ofcS. with lse. ware
house or shop in rear; public
parking. EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL.
2-5344.
KENILWORTH INTERCHANGE =
1900 50. #. clear span building,
zoned for light manufacturing.
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FLORANCE REALTY
-UVV WIL5ON BIVD. in. =
SALE BY OWNER
FAIRFAX TOWN RAMBLEE

$195 DN.-$95 MO.
VACANTl Masonry construction.
) rms. incl. bedrms., equip
kit. bath: huge shaded fenced
yard: good condition. LU. 4-S665
SEVEN CORNERS SHOPPING CEN
TER is very convenient to this
immaculate rambler offering 3
large bedrooms, 2b-ft. living
room, big equipped kitchen with
breakfast area, full basement
with beautiful recreation room;
owner must leave town March |;
sale priced S1S,500. For con-
venient living call DARWIN
REALTY, INC. JE. 4-077O, RE
S-b0gh
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEX. COLORED POOL HALL Il
tables. Good money maker. Othe
machines Call TU 2-7324
Evening star., 1960-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
RainboW's End

THIS Is A POT OF GOLDl Fabu-
lous brick rambler setting meath
the trees on its own private u
acre estate. A STEAL AT ONLY
Sl9,300l Sweeping 24-ft. living
room with unique floor-to-ceiling
fireplace Arrangement, tremen-
dous 10 It. Texas" style kitchen,
3 double bedrooms, . baths. pine
this one and call
Evening star., 1960-02-13
SHORT BUS RIDE

From downtown D. C. or Pentagon,
this new brick rambler has full
bsmt.. 3 bedrms., big living room
with fireplace, equipped kitchen
and carport, with the finest ma
terial and workmanship. Your
choice OF interior colorS. Priced
at 500 400
Evening star., 1960-02-13
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

AUTO REPAIR SHOP wanted to
rent or lease. with purchase op-
tion. Falls Church, Fairfax, or
Alex. Box 43l. Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1960-02-13
KORZENDORFER
REALTY, INC.
KE 6-7300

SLEEPY H0LLOW-S5 #. architec.
designed brick rambler. on wooded
acre. 2 larRe bedrms., 32-ft.
hV. rm.. de luxe kit. paneled rec.
rm.. bsmt.: breezeway and carport.
BY OWNER. S2S,950. Excel. f.
nancinE. No brokers. JE. 3-1729.
SLEEPY HOLLOW, Just the spot for
you who demand comfort and q
convenient location-A 3-bedroom
brick rancher with 2 baths, bright
full basement and garage. plus "a
acre garden spot; Buy now while
Call IA. 5-6S00, 8 til 8. SHAN
NON g. LUCHS, Realtors, 2055
Wilson blvd
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INVESTORS

We invite your inspection Of va
in Montgomery and Frederi
Counties
Evening star., 1960-02-13
SPACIOUS RAMBTER

Featuring a beautiful Quaker Maid
kitchen with unusually large eat
ing area. 4 bedrooms. full baths,
formal dining room, serving room,
q huge recreation room. Upper 30s.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
(CONTlNuEDl

ARLINGTON, NORTH - Assume
large 4Iaee GI loan on this extra
ing distance to ST. AIMS Paro-
chial or public elementary school
Make arrangements now to see
the 3 large bedrooms, Ia baths,
spacious living room, big dining
room, big modern kitchen with
table space, fun basement with
finished rec, room: sale price OF
S1q.500 includes rugs and cornbi.
nation aluminium storm windows;
$4,000 cash will handle. Shown
4-O770; ewes. IA. 2-7S94.
ARL.-4 bedrms., 2 baths, all-elec
kit, tiled bsmt., lge. yd. immed
occupancy: S22 OWNER, IA
2-06s6 or Parkway 540Is.
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ERvICE STATION, modern, 72-bay,
Frederick W. Berens
Sales, Inc.

Commercial Dept
1872 L ST. NV. Ma. $4,000
SHOP, sales and Eerv-
ice. Established yrs: lease
avail: well equipped. Terms avail
able. Call LA. 6-077S.
VARIETY SHOP Oargel, suitable
for drugstore. 14-stool counter.
Call Q a.m.-9 pm, NO. 1926.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ATTRAC. MINI. ave. home and in
come, 2 units, 2 bedrms. each.
Brick bldg. Little or no down pYmt.
to right party. DU. $4,000.
CENTER OF BETHESDA, nr. wis
conSln aye.-Brick bldg: 1st FIR,
lge. storeroom; 2nd dr., 5 spa
cious 2-bedrm. apts., all rented.
EDWARD p. FRY CO., OIL. 4-5212;
ewes. and Sun, OIL. 2-lS90.
Evening star., 1960-02-13

McLEAN-- bedroom. 3-bath brick
aI@e sc6oe GE 6i ktehen DoiEi fn 20 araat
S5x160, level fenced yard. AS
SUME $4,000 loan, 4Rro in.
terest. Can't beat this combina-
ton ton! Cal "a. 5-930o, ARL1NG-
Evening star., 1960-02-13
LIN Ed i MEN i
REAI, ESTATE

Md, near D. c. line. Industrial,
commercial, residential. Manu-
featuring plant. distribution, RI
warehouse, shop. centers, apart
ment sites. Ready immediate
building. Sell-build-leaSe. One TO
twenty acres; eXpreSsway 'front.'
age. OWNER, WA. 7-55l6.
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ApprAIINn prIrnr

With q wonderful lake view. 4
lovely bedrooms, 3 baths. separate
dining room with sliding glass
doors to secluded patio and q large
recreation room. Upper 30s.
Evening star., 1960-02-13
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
(cONTlNuED)

DAILY CALLS FOR HOMES, sale
or rent, in Chevy Chase, Shepherd
Park or Silver Spring.
STROUP REATY CO, RA. $500
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Minnesota Negroes and the white people too extremely
proud that Wilkins the chief architect today for the extension
freedom equality and ustceindeed real democracy
this land product the great freedom loving of
nesota.
That Wilkins today of 20 influential and efec-
tive American leaders of great pride people
this state and the Midwest
Those who remember him vigorous Intellectually alert
vocal lad have watched Roy Wilkins he assumed ncreas-
ing stature in u s. and indeed by reflection and interest
the international the emerging African nations
the worlds last frontier identify themselves with the aims
aspirations of the 10 millions of us Negroes with considerable
and understanding pride.
The holding of the 51st annual NAACP convention which
Brings Roy Home" than just another convention
the people of Minnesota.
1t has added significance and impact in that the great
prestige of the organization and the progress Negro
citizens have made the decades the of human
rights embodied in the of of its
who has played such tremendous role in the advancement
people, and country increasingly sounder values in democratic
living.
&c. be the NAACP in St. Paul it
will receive hearty welcome for in its welcome there is mixed
the story of Roy Wilkins local boy who made good time
honored and audabe for people, well entire
munes feel proud of their products, and the things
which those products have produced for the total of human
good and prOgreSs.-C.EN
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17
Editorial Opinion From The Nations Press

sample reactions the daily
interest affecting Negro
skill craftsmanship citizenship
Ruden Stitch honored both his home
that helped transform juvenile gambler
living gentleman boxing world
to top rank, boasts far of his caliber."
widely pubcized appeal federal
agitang clergyman
find convenient lend him their financial
THE ADVERTISER, Montgomery, AIa-"Dr. now
satisfied
jurors put prejudcs a
The white his order justice pre-
walls"
VANDERBILT
COURIER, Charleston SC.-"We suggest
divinity They
prominent political clergmen
Powell could be chancellor
King could be dean"
APPEAL. Memphis-"Just lately
faculty the Divinity
before entire
given opportunity right
referring further action and the designations
Board Trust The university had other than
thinking
resulted"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

heal of the Justice Mr. Wi liam
have moved faster The Civil Rights Act signed into
and Mr. Rogers the registration
Southern counties Monday the working
departmental demand the local will be delivered
agents representing the Federal Governments
Negro voting rights Backing his demand is the unprecedented
vote to Southern polls citizens
naive would that the Federal machinery
motion the issue voting settled
machinery itself thing voting
Secondly of the South political
viii devoted devising tactics delay They
Third the that keep Negroes from the polls
simply
by looking at registration records
other hand prediction Representative
Tves ID, SCI of boohed part Of the world" and the lend
Democratic party south Of the MasonDxon Line While
esurgence political participation Southern
nearly quickly expect neither the beginnings
likely the South provoke violence
Southern cities have to the polls
decade without the worlds coming to end white
politician politicians Once he
1t will take him
thinking about Negroes from the polls
thinking his his
Observation-Disclosures SUN.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17
Melancholy THOUGHT

people take heart
tells gathering composed largely daily
that he reads the papers only Sundays
Conscientious try record the history
daily segments supplement background pub
lie opinion to publish thoughtful
country especially legislators publicly
President the link between him
exemplfed in the Presidential press conference.
startling
commentators cartoonsts
resevng Sunday publication
melancholy thought just the that the
lightly the nations press-Batimore
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17
Short and Pointed
BY GRAM

The Republicans nominate Kenneth Peterson to for US
Senate after first rejecting him because his price high:
No matter how shoddy the merchandise,
If it's all there is the price.
Summertime brings special benefits radio
the when they do
outrageous repetons nothing
worth listening to.
The NxonRockefeler exchange adds richly to political
intelligence We still don't know what the 1860 Nixon
know things it against image,
Teller
Some parents report disappointment with the
ing this graduation orgies they complain hardly
touched the liquor provided
destroy
ton which the
that they might salvage with couple of slight notifications
Peace? and prosperity"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

independent voters would become
very attractive. To some people it
would be a Northern liberal vs.. a
Southern conservative, a cosmop-
olite VS.. a provincial, Harvard
breeding VS.. hominy grits and corn
pone.
But the best laid plans some
times go awry and, right now, it
looks just as If that Is what Is
happening. The Democratic con-
test Unexpectedly seems to be de-
veloping into a tug-of-war between
Adlai E. Stevenson's hackers and
Kennedy's supporters. There is a
growing GOODNESS between the two
camps and it might soon become
a hot fight, although friends of
both men hope not.
There is no longer any doubt
that Stevenson has let his closest
associates know that he is not
merely available" but ready to
take what steps are necessary be-
tween now and the Los Angeles
convention to become the party's
standard-bearer.
UNDERSTANDABLE, this has caused
considerable agitation in the Ken
nedy camp. After all these months
of working in the primaries and
with the state organizations, Ken
nedy suddenly finds himself con-
fronted with this situation: that
it is hard to keep up the momen-
tum of his early victories and that
some of those who might naturally
be expected to side with him
against Johnson have refused to
rally to his cause.
To offset this apparent trend,
several of Kennedy's Harvard
friends are circulating a letter
to the academic community urg-
ing them to get on, 1.-The band
wagon"
Among those initiating the pro-
Kennedy move are Profs. Arthur
Schlesinger, Jr., and Kenneth NJ.
Galbraith of Harvard. But no SOON
er was this announced than Stew
enson's aides let the word out that
an equally well-known group of
intellectuals planned to do the
same thing in behalf of the former
Illinois governor.
THE ROLE OF THE BOSSES
Perhaps the most significant de-
velopment in the Stevenson-Ken-
nedy contest has been the New
York CITY primary election and the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

defeat in Tammany Boss Carmine
DeSapio's ticket. Kennedy, is a
widely circulated photo, posed with
DeSapio and The Bronx boss,
Charles Buckley, at a moment
when Eleanor Roosevelt and form
er Sen. Herbert H. Lehman were
trying desperately to get help in
their reform campaign.
Whoever advised Kennedy to
meet with DeSapiO and Buckley
was no friend, because now the
RoOSevelt-Lehman wing Is be-
coming dominant and the disre-
pute of the bosses Is greater
than ever.
Mrs. Roosevelt, Sen. Lehman and
former Air Force Secretary Thorn
as K. Finletter are the prime NOV
ers in the New York Stevenson
for-PresideRt movement. If Ken
nedy hopes to win permanent sup
port in the Empire State delega-
ton he will have to make his peace
with the Independent clean govern
ment movement. Thus far all they
are prepared to do is back him for
Vice President.
THE ROCKERFELLER BOMB
SHELL - Four years ago Harold
Stassen, who was considered a
pro, launched a movement to
drop Richard M. Nixon from the
Republican ticket. Now Gov. Mel
son A. Rockefeller, whom the
pros" consider an amateur poll
tician, is engaged in a similar
move.
But, in retrospect, it is Stassen
who looks like the amateur and
Rockefeller who performs like the
pro" One reason for the different
appraisal of the two mems tactics
is that Stassen made it a personal
issue against Nixon. On the 9TH
er hand, Rockefeller has made it
matter of national policy. No
one, he says in effect, is entitled
to be President until he tells the
nation where he stands on the
crucial issues of the day The time
to tell the voters, Rockefeller in
+ sists, is before the national con-
vention, not afterwards.
Could it be that Rockefeller is
so unorthodox he wants to be
known as the thinking mans can
didate"?
Copyright, 1860, Robert G..
Spivack.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17


imagine he legitimate
that they should sacrifice
Religion to
into work to make conditions what ought beAbert
Schweitzer.
One of the compensaons being publisher
weekly paper metropolitan community you
know different kinds Of people count
less individuals from all walks Of life.
this earlier reporter played
of roles the staff and this threw merchants
sales merchandising ad
motors sought to sell ad
Hunting
thieves to bishops from police precinct captains from
aldermen to from detectives municipal judges
and prison
embryonic newspaper
talked years publishing paper
Most of them had ideas which if we would onlv buv would inn
medatey increase paper-so
Then there those who wanted read their article and book
manuscripts often brought written hardly legible
long
1t has always been surprising people,
completely convinced that they capable of
would sell thousands cope somebody publish
After being in since about
long writing a book
thought had ability anything placing
between the of bound tome
nd a few
newspaper
years gentry passed up offices the Twin Cities
Years they could regular
financial killings raising
Now City business men are more alert about pulling out
been to the local office
staff member the editor of paper.
puts defensive
ing confidence huses find the pro-
htabe before, especially business community
Then the ambitious young
schemes by which huge profits be made the will
just up
the paper to
give of the only commodities advertising
Sometime these worthless advertising paper
hny disguised
guilty practice organizations
with who space
paper payment
for news of affairs which the charges
admission.
majority o people you run in pursuit
folks, president
the two towns largest bank
Our readers the mail subscription particular
grand of them
&c publication They with
be particular pride tipping story
they typos
downright
dcted but their criticisms usually friendly help all
do a better job
We've met so many thousands of people from Seattle to New York
Angeles opportunity
exchange engaged
grateful
to those who helped choice of a life
Next week the people of the Twin Cities will have opportunity to
figures
both white Negro 1900 delegates plus friends
wshers of the NAACP the Twin Cities St Paul
particular.
Attendance the sessions public affairs free and paid
people Cities opportunity only
such people Roy Wilkins Arthur spingam Dr. Robert Weaver
Thrgod Marshall Clarence Mitchell but will also indicate
of the
ton.
every
important the convention Much of what
meeting press
services the Tv and radio services be expected daily
coverage to the meeting
seeing many you
remember thinking headlines try
laid making
better remember better wondering
delegates like cities other things
oen who attend the MACE and tha nrS
froma all nation.-Cecl Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT @. SpIVAGK

Kennedy hoping working and maybe praying that the
Democratic contest will reduce itself race between
himself and Sen Lyndon Johnson At the present stage
the campaign this is the sort of polarization borrow high
brow word that in Kennedys position would welcome
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Brotherhood be a platitude.
Brotherhood be call to human
be the wcrac of harrassed executive
charged with community service by vote
gesture a politician
ing right thing at the right time
pulpiteer profit
the problem decency
be the smile Of pleasantness
father given ment by given
God.
the opportunity story-that
animal, a little than the angels
Brotherhood be nations honor mothers
by spirit freedom
planted blythe God Of US all
Brotherhood be gesture smile handclasp-or a
spirit platitude
indignty
Brotherhood be empty thing.
Brotherhood can be the soul Of human beauty
Brotherhood be the soaring spirit
Brotherhood be ashes
day, brotherhood happy
and pleasantness
good things-Herbert HERITAGE
Our Classified Ads Are An Economical Method
Of Gef+ino Results
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

Topeka received tetanus shot
his wife bit him during family Quite obviously he Is
exceedingly careful type MISUNDERSTANDING
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-17

THE ROLE OF THE BOSSES
Perhaps the most significant de-
velopment in the Stevenson-Ken-
nedy contest has been the New
York City primary election and the
Evening star., 1960-08-02

In an excel. neighborhood nr. Arl.
blvd. and Arl. county lines.
Stream, some trees. Sewer and
water avail. Reasonably priced.
Arl. with Improvements in. w.
w. JOHNSTON, Brkr., JE. 3-2152.
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PUNT
Aforementioned

All-NOI1Sl1OlO
Handsome close-in MONTE; County
8 bedrm. units, Finest loc. Rea-
sonable rent schedule. Sale price
less than ~ times annual income.
RAFFEJL REAL ESTATE, JU. g.
1103. -
100 BLK. P ST. N.W.-7-unit apt.
house. Excel. Income, $1,000 yr.;
expense ses. 81. 500 yr. Asking
$4,000, $1,000 cash. Will take
End trust. MR.. NORDL1NGER.
EX. 3-3363. WO. 6-4661
COLORED APT. BLDG.-DUPONT
CIRCLE AREA, 2S units. Priced
Z times income. Excel. cond. Low
rent sGhedgls. NJ Nh Yognt' Fran FRANK Y
ewes. EN-. 1929.
Evening star., 1960-08-02

FARM WANTED, within so miles Of
Washington. Modern house. stream
through property. under $4,000.
Box 160-Y, Star.
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BUICK '56

Super Riviera hardtop coupe; su-
tomato, power steering. power
brakes, radio, heater, Wv. tires.
yellow finish. Don't let the price
fool you. this is a nice one.