davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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to marry a very nice fellow
but find myself in a pecul-
lar situation.
Three weeks ago he took
me TO meet his mother. who
seemed very charming Soon
afterwards she invited me
over for tea and "a talk Z"
When l arrived she had a
friend of hers who used to
be a beauty operator. They
spent the whole afternoon
debating on how l should
wear my hair and what 1
should do with my eye
browS.
This afternoon my future
mother-in-law telephoned
and asked me to stop over
after work. She wanted to
teach me how to dress"
Abby, l suppose everyone
could use a little advice
along these lines. but I
used to model for a whole
sale house. and I go to a
good beauty shop every
week. People usually ask
ME for advice on grooming
and fashion and l am very
hurt by the whole thing. 1
would like to get off the
"redecorating hook" and
remain friends with this
woman. But how?
HURT.
Go - listen cOurteOusly,
and then do as you please.
DEAR ABBY. | am 3
years old and am going to
be 9 on September 10th
and I have a question for
you. Abby Is there any
such bird as the STORK
or did they make that UP.
too?
CHARLES.
EeS, there is a bird known
as the Stork but don't
believe everything you hear
about il.
What's your problem2
Write to Abby in care OF
The Euening Star. For a
personal reply incloSe a
stamped. Selt-dddresSed en-
uelope.
For Abby'S pamphlet.
What Teen-AQerS Want to
RnoD." send rs cents and
a large. self = addressed.
stamped enuelope in care Of
The Euenino Star.
Distributed BY
McNsuEht Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1960-05-19
THE GOLDEN YEARS
LittIe-Known Areas
Offer Enchontment

the one that never had
much economic progress
can offer the most comfort
able living on a retirement
income. Prices for housing.
services and food are likely
to be somewhat depressed.
And there aren't too many
rich folks buzzing around in
convertibleS.
Everything is relative. and
to settle in a community
where a $3.50 income DOESN'T
look like poverty always
makes for more comfortable
living.
What you like is a most
personal matter. But for
one looking for something
new in retirement. a look
at this section might be in
order. 1t is not overrun yet.
Many retired people seem
to find a certain security in
retiring where other people
retire. This is a safe for
mula. But sometimes it's not
much fun and sometimes it
doesn't suit.
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Tomorrow: Indigestion.
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youngest of our three chill
dren. Ever since this boy
was married. my wife has
been a different woman.
Evening star., 1960-05-19
Points for Parents
The example set By truth-tellng parents is the most
Influential factor in teaching children to be truthful

Mother-The candy is all
gone, darling. We ate it all
Yesterday.
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Tomorrow: Too yOuns'
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Rebels Flee Hideouts
SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMAN

SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMAN.
Argentina, Jan. 4 P).-Police
of this central Argentine prov
ince say an attempted guerrilla
movement against the Argentine
government has been broken
up, with most of its members
abandoning their mountain
hideouts.
Members of the group once
raided police station and es-
capped with a large amount Of
arms. Most of that band we're
captured.
Ten guerillas, mostly youths,
were arrested yesterday after
they came out of the hills in
response to a radio appeal by
their mothers to give up. They
said their mountain camp had
neither food nor water.
The youths said they were
deceived by followers Of ex-
Dictator Juan D. Peron, who
told them a general Peronist
movement was under way and
that support would come from
the armed forces.
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Rore Fish Caught;
Evolution Link

TANANARIVE. Madagascar
Jan. 4 (AP).-Fishemren are
reported to have caught and
kept alive a coelacanth-a rare
fish valued by scientists as a
link in the chain Of evolution.
The Madagascar Institute of
Research said it is sending
scientists to the island where
the fish was repeatedly being
kept alive by immersion in sea
water.
The institute said it believed
this was the first time a coela-
canth has been kept alive for
any length of time after being
taken out Of the sea. 1t is
said the rare fish was hooked
Saturday night off Grand Co.
more, a French-owned island
lying between Madagascar and
the African mainland.
The coelacanth lived millions
of years ago. Scientists once
knew of it only from fossils, and
long believed it to be extinct.
The first specimen was caught
several years ago off Africa.
Since then scientific fishing
expeditions have taken several
more.
The fish may grow to a
length of three or four feet and
has a distinctive armored head.
1t is from the coelacanth fish
family from which the first
land reptiles are believed to
have evolved.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Nicaragua Trocking
Small Invader Band

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Jan.
4 (AP).-Patrols of the Nicara-
guam National Guard are re-
ported pursuing a new band of
invaders from neighboring
Honduras. .
The Nicaraguan government
indicated the band was small,
calling it "a limited number of
rogues who will fall into the
hands of the National Guard
from one minute to the other. -
The communique added the
invasion need not cause unrest
or provoke alarm" The country
was reported generally calm
and life in Managua was nor
NAL.
Nicaragua protested to Hon.
duras. Recent reports said a
number Of exiled Nicaraguans
opposed to the government OF
President Luis Somoza were
meeting in Tegucigalpa, the
capital of Honduras.
The government said the in
vaderS crossed the frontier
Saturday night in the neighbor-
hood Of Santa Clara. Unofficial
sources reported they killed two
civilians.
The communique said the in
vaders were mercenaries led by
Heriberto Reyes, who it called
IAN old highwayman and for
mer lieutenant"
Another group from Honduras
attacked Santa Clara on Octo-
ber 20. The National Guard
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Police Get HoIiduv

JUAREz, Mexico, Jan. Q
tAP) Police in Juarez took
Saturday of. It was police
men day."
The Juarez garrison took over
police duties as regular police
men got the annual holiday
believed to be the only holiday
of its kind in the world.
Evening star., 1960-01-04
India Literacy
Fight UnfoIded

Mrs. Welthy H. Fisher, 7s-
year-old literacy missionary in
India. stopped OF in Washing
ton the other day to tell ofhcials
about "the greatest drama the
world has ever known"
The drama, she said, is the
race between the giants Of
democracy and communism
India and China. This is a race
we must win," Mrs. Fisher said.
Mrs. Fisher, widow Of Meth
odist Bishop Frederick Fisher
who served in China and
Burma, is far from a bystander
in this race. She is the field
general Of a war against illit-
eracy in India.
Headquarters In Lucknow
Her command headquarters is
Literacy Village in Lucknow,
Uttar Pradesh, India. Founded
in 1858 by Mrs. Fisher and sub
sequently aided by CARE and
the Ford Foundation, Literacy
Village works under the slogan:
"It Is better to light one candle
than to curse the darkness"
The "one candle" against the
darkness Of India's illiteracy is
a modest village where Indians
are taught to read and write.
Teachers are trained in literacy
and go forth to teach in sur
rounding villages.
Mrs. Fisher said it was
Mahatma Gandhi who inspired
her work. "Gandhi told me:
Go to the villages. If you don't
help them you won't help.
India"
She said Gandhi's advice Is
even more applicable today be-
cause Of the communistic show
case of China. I'VE must do
all we can to educate the
Indians before the Communist
force captures their minds"
Mrs. Fisher said. I'VE cannot
let India, the biggest democracy
in the world fail" She de-
scribed the race between India
and China as "the greatest
drama the world has ever
known"
Foreign Policy Talks
Her object in coming to
Washington was to see as many
foreign policy makers as she
could about India's problems
and to win friends for her
school. Mrs. Fisher argues that
India's democratic government
cannot survive If 80 per cent
of the population remains il
literate.
Outside contributions to Lit
eracy Village are handled by
World Education, Inc. As East
th-flfth street, New York.
Mrs. Fisher said that a $40
contribution can buy the help
to teach an Indian how to read.
while 500 is enough to train
q teacher.
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have been in business 100 years
or more.
It was not a corporation, but
tiny Miss Lucy Sparrow who
was singled out as the real
guest Of honor. Miss Sparrow,
81, of 2021 Kalorama road
NV, went to work for Lans-
burgh's in 1895. She started in
Motions" when the whole store
was smaller than its present
main aisle. When she retired %
years ago she was in the pay
roll department.
GOldSmiths Receive
Mr.. Goldsmith and his wife,
Lenore. received the guests.
They stood beside a bouquet of
100 red roses amid decor re-
miniscent of the mid-19th
century-gas lamps. paintings
Of Washington and dolls
dressed in styles of that period.
Decorations in Lansburgh's
Langley Park and Shirlington
stores reflect the same theme,
which has been distilled into
the institutional slogan,
Gratefully Yours, for a Cen
tury Of Progress"
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fTAKOMA FORD
TAKOMA FORD

7oss Carroll Ave. Ju, $1,000
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Lonsbureh's Cuts Cake
ToMork Centennial

Two of Washington's infiu-
ential right arms swung into
action launching the Tooth an
niversary Of Lansburgh's yes
terday.
Ralph L. Goldsmith, preSi-
dent Of the city's Oldest de-
partment store. knitted skill
fully through the topmost
layer of a 200-pound birthday
cake. Moments later, Brig.
Gen. Alvin c. yelling, Dis
trict Engineer Commissioner,
tipped a switch lighting an IL
foot high non-edible birthday
cake atop the stores Seventh
street marquee.
Upwards of 1000 employees
invited into the store for the
occasion applauded both.
The wind was a bit too chill
for all but a few to venture
outside to watch both prin-
cipals go through the motions
of lighting with matches one
of several electrical gas-street-
lamp fixtures adorning the
Seventh street front of the
store.
Coffee and Cake Follow
Following the ceremonies,
the employees and their fam.
lilies happily consumed tens of
gallons of coffee and scores
of pounds Of cake.
Among the specially invited
guests were representatives of
some 80 Washington firms that
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chased the invaders back across
the border.
Evening star., 1960-01-04

7os5 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD 80 Fairlane Town sedan. VS.
FordoT; WV. tires. r. and H..
auto trans. power steer, green
and white. Diplomat leaving. CO.
5-9775.
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gTtatef maryIand proD., lu. 9-l24O
ASHBURTON, assume huge GI
loan! One year young split with 8
bedrms., . baths, fenced lot, beaut.
Kit, fin. rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
many extras. Open o til Q.
= P FLETCHER 10 h-4G77
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BETHESDA CHOICES

SAMUEL l.. bOGLE4
OF Nd. Inc. OIL. 6-7S0O; 1915
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2 y 2 MIN T ItDI EIl IEo MO
BETHESDA-VALUE

Here's a really well-kept Colonial
style home with plenty of living
space; 2 lge. bedrmS. den, ~
baths, full bsmt, built-in garage.
liv, .rm. with frepl., breezy pCh
oYerlooks shaded rear and side
asking S2l,5OO. LO. 5-2S6O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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BURToNSVILLE-l0 acres, zoned
p acre, improved with Substan-
tlal old farm house. 4 bedrms,
EEno sewing rm., sep. din. rm., If,
ss9ge klt.' Ia baths. oil h.-w. h.;
~, H. 3 H; DEVELOPMENT CO.
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BURToNSVILLE SII-950 Pam-
bier on beaut. landscaped 1.scre
lot with trees. Living rm,, dining
rm,. Kit, hedrm., and bath. ga
rage: Va terms avail. HUGH 7.
PECK, HE. 4-l7OO, -
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! blk. from Catholic U. Campus
School. Brick, center entr., lge. liv,
nm, frepl., spac. din. rm., mod.
kit, den on lSt A., 4 hedrmS., =
baths, rec. rm., many other fea-
ARTHUR L. CURING. INC.
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COLORED
OPEN. 2 TO S
COLORED-OPEN 8 TO
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL - First presenta-
tion by OWNER. Home and in
come! Completely remodeled into
. attractive 1-bedrm. apis; per-
feet location, 5 minutes walk to
Capitol. New baths and kitchens.
Off-street parking. Good financ-
ing. MR.. PARDOE, WO. 6-43S5.
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Gel Jefferson st. n.e.-Almost new
semidet. brick house, with lst-f.
powder rm., rec. rm., mod. con-
veniences; deep lot. 3fo cash
down, with monthly payments less
than rent.
GT ENN PFAITv CN PA 6oQA0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA, MD.
1909 Hampstead Ave.
OPEN 1-6
S23 500

~ II A14 "
S23. 500
Attractive center hall brick Colo
NAL; liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit.
with dishwaSher, powder room and
screened porch, 3 bedrms. and
bath on End; stairs to dormitory
bedrm. and storage on 3rd: tiled
basement; fenced rear yard with
playhouse; excel, buy at $4,000.
out Bradley blvd, right on Brad
stead. left to OPEN SIGN.
BillingSley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes, EN-. 5-l503
BETHESDA = Charming neighbor-
hood, charming cottage. LiV. rm.,
porch; beautiful flowers, is,''I shrubs RI b.
barbecue pit; walk TO public and
parochial schls. 9203 Lindale dr.;
$4,000. Cal! to inspect.
GENE CASTLHBERRY. OIL. 4-1432
BETHESDA, HILLMEAD-3-bedrm
brick Colonial; "a baths, eating
space in kit, rec. rm., patio: nr.
NH. cony. schools; excel. cond
OWNER, EN-. 5-3432.
BETHESDA = NEED BEDROOM
SPACE? 4-bedrm. home attractive
ly designed with convenient CEN
ter-hall plan, extra foyer, TV rm.,
bsmt. and garage; mr.. parochlsl
and public schools; Sc financing;
price S27,a50: inspect today!
YoUNKIN & CO 10. 4-SO22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Cute
and coZy; 2-bedrm. rambler: base
ment and rec. room, fenced lot.
1850 Call 10. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
BETHESDA-COZY OLDER HOME
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en-, fenced lot; S15,500. Call LO.
5-299O
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADELPHI-Nr. st. Regina's; lovely
3-bedrm,. brick rambler. din. rm',
rec. rm, de luxe kit, extras.
slI 800. RIGGS I'd, right on Sara.
mack 70 2l24. OPEN -. ALLEN
REALTOR. 10. 5-l95O.
ALLENWoOD-New used brk. ram.
bier, huge lot, delightful daylight
bsmt - by - scr. pch.; S32 800
ASHTON REALTY CO, EV 4.
1872, WA. 4-9Sll, WA. 4-9l93
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OPEN 2 TO 3
FEA GpETIAT,

e06 send st. n.e.-Lovely semidet.
formStoned, concrete porched
house, complete with rec. room,
modern bath and de luxe kit. Only
$500 down for 22l qualihers.
Price, S10,65e.
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Mr. St AnthonV'S

WI NV' @A43 V44O43y
1927 Monroe st. ne. l blk from
St. Anthony'S. Det. in very good
cond. Side-hall entr., liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., kit; closed rear
porch; 3 bedrms., full bsmt. LA.
6-663l, LA. 6-2766.
ARTHUR L. CURLING. INC.
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CAPITOL HILL!

ATTENTION INVESTORS
GIG Mass ave. ne.-Large 25-ft.
brick. excel. cond.; 3 bedrms.,
large kit; bsmt., gas heat; yard,
RA. 6-6912 ST. 3-0567
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Michigan Park

CT, NO DN.-2 -bedrm. brick: I'm
ished bsmt.; 3 baths; det, garage.
SI3,95O, HAGAN, UN. 4-S5S3.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
(cONTlNUEDl
JOSEPH FILIPPO

JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
hlLLChESl, on Pa, ave. = Air
conditioned det brk.: z rms.
Tith Yst a 4 P.g" 81" E.,it 6edrm: and batli
HILLCREsT, of Branch ave -
Prae. new, custom-built spacious
de luxe brk. rambler w Is rms.
3 lge. pedrmS., , full baths, elec,
XII. lge. knotty-pine clubrm., side
scr. peh.' lge. handicapped lot. By
HILLCREsT, near Branch and Pa.
aVes.--Det. bfk. with 4 bedrooms,
baths l on 1st H., full bsmt,,
BY appt. 10. 2-2137.
1927 NJ ST, nr, Branch ave, over
looking Capitol - Det. Cape Cod
house, 6 rms; liv. rm. W. firepi
3 bedrms. VIZ bedrms. and batn
lst Il. family rm., modern kit,
w/disposal, rec. rm. above ground
level, patio, large wooded lot with
plenty flowers and shrubs: S2,5OU
down. Open 2-6 pm.
of Branch ave e.-Prac-
tically new detached brick; 9 large
rooms; 3 bedrms., lst-fl. powder
rm., knotty-pine rec. rm., large
landseaped. lot; completely air
ST, Francis PARISH, block of
Pa. ave, o ST. mr.. 30th-Large
deL. brk. rambler WI rms: 8 lge.
bedrms, 2 full baths, family rm..
clubrm;, maids rm. and bath, ga
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. nr. Both
and Pa. ave, public and parochial
schools - Detached brk.; center
hall. q large, rms; 3 bedrms., 2
attic rms large rec. rm. with
bar, porch, large level lot with
fruit trees. $4,000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr. Eastover
shopping center - Semidet. brick,
ike new; rms: 8 bedrms., lst-
n: powder rm, full bsmt. with rec.
approved; Sl3,500.
PA. AND MINI. AVES.-Store and
6-rm apt; leased for 5000 W..
priced S22, 800.
ANACosTiA. mr.. 18th and MINI
ave- rms; all-brick: . lge
bedrms,,, tile bath. and . rms
and bath in bsmt.; Sl2,5O0.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr.. s. Cap
it9l and Chesspeake Sts.-Ney lge
fun bsmt, on ,dble. lot; priced
1st Commercial-Det
with 3 apts.; lst A., 6 rms, bath;
2nd f.. . apis; rent Sl55 per mo-;
priced $4,000.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS-Det. bun
galow; 6 rms; 3 bedrms., bsmt.
gas h.-w.h.; Sl2,50O.
3l44 Westover dr.
Det. all-stone constructs with
4 bedrms., lst-h. powder rm. with
lot fronting on . streets: S2l,-
$50. BY appointment.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Vacant:
semidet brick; rms: . lge. bed
rms, full bsmt. with rec. rm.;
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lSHTON-SANnY SpRTNc

ASh lON- SANDY SPhINO 3
bedroom rambler in a desirable
area. Full dining room, screened
back porch, fireplace, oil hot water
heat, attic and basement; on "a
acre with trees. Sl6,950. HAL
LOWELL REAL ESTATE, walker
4-g401
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~ ONA W. " EC 9-cUZ
SANDOZ- INC

WALDORF, Charles CYL rms;
4 acres. $3.50. $500 On. and
S75 per mo. House in need Of re-
pairs. J. W. McVICRER. BU. B.
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RANDALL HIGHLANDs-Dof7 bTicE

6 rooms, finished attic. rec. rm.
1replS, Ice. lot, near Pub. and
Parochial schools, S2l,950; OWN
Err, LU. 2-4g5S.
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NH AREA - Walking
distance to all schools, shopping
and trans. unusually well con-
struction 3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod
fin. den, inbsmt., lower 2Os. GEO,
W, ROBERTSON REALTOR, 5000
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2l23, office open
Sun. o To @
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Gf0gg@n

BETHESDA
HILLS-New .3-bedrm
Split-level; air-cond., S36.95O
Call OIL 2-9S2S, OIL. 4-4241.
MARGARET JOHNSON, Exclusiv,
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ASHBURTON = 3-year-old brick
Cape Cod; 4 bedrms!, > baths,
sep, din. rm.. eating space in kit. /;
walk to public and Catholic
schls. Assume 4 4iaec loan: firmly
and fairly priced at S26,75O, by
owner going overseas For appt.
IN see calI M a AOor
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BETHESDA, PARKWOOD-ASsume
Sl3,150, 412F6 loan, Sl32 mo-; 3
br. brk. rambler with din. rm,
hrepl, in liv. rm., bSmt.; fenced
yd. 10. 5-S630. G.. A. SCHLE-
SINGER co
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ASHBURTON, 5906 Kingsford pl.-
Front-back split level brick, 4
bedrms., = baths, / level, step
down liv. rm., din. rm., elec. kit.
ground level rec. rm., patio, den,
"a bath; garage, storm sash
throughout: close shopping, all
schools, churches, transp., low
30s, offer considered. Open Sun.
. to q, OIL, 10000
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A RARE OCCASION, when we have
such a fine home, so close to ST
Michaels Church. Brick, slate
roof: 4 bedrmS.. ~ baths, rec.
rm.; 4-acre lot; S26,950. Ewes,
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BURTON-KELLEIGH
OPEN SUNDAY, . TO 8
BRADLEY HILLS

OONI-tOOIOUU
) 3-bedroom, 2-bath split-leyeI: car
port; screened porch: rec room
directions: Bradley blvd left IN
Goldshoro I'd, right on Radnor 10
Arrow signs, w
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Observation-Disclosures

La AAAGOA|1-I A1bh WOOD
The 95-ft. sweep of the front yard
shows this all-brk.. 3-bedrm. ram
bier to its best advantage; nicely
handicapped with trees and privacy
hedge; an unexpected value for
this. neighborhood at S17,g5O. in
Guiding a full bsmt., all-elec. kit.
ana rear patio; will accept FHA
5000 down. LO. 5-2S6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES HGT
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ASHTON, MD, AREA-Lovely small
3.bedrm. home, barn and garage.
all fine cond; S29,500.. ASHTON
REALTY CO., 301-PA. 5-2O14,
WA. 1881, WA. 4-9193.
ASSUME $4,000 VA loan on this
newly decorated brick Cape Cod
with 2 bedrms. and bath on lst
fir. Expandable attic for . bed
rms. and bath. Full osmJ. with
picture window. Vacant. Name
your terms. Price SlS,95O. SLIGO
REALTY REAL TORS III S-SROO
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Evening star., 1960-10-21

YOUNG MAN. with training in
chemistry. or chemical degree, for
sales work, old established labora-
tory supply fiTm; permanent posi-
ton; 5-day wk., paid vacation.
Reply, giving details, include
photograph or snapshot. Box
211-H. Star.
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cRIB-Mattress and matching
chest Of drawers: good condi-
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HELP WOMEN
l(AAaYtnnfnRA

cLERK.TYPIsT. white. eS-a5. hlEf
wi;iins 10 learn PIX; eompsn,
benefits: gQod working conds.
hours. 9-5:30. Salary scale de.
pending upon exper. Cali MRS
LOVING. IA. $1,000. 9-5:30 wk.
days.
CLERK-TYPIsT, white. for 1-gir,
once Of printing flfm: car desir.
able; start, so wk. La. 6-S09l
CLERK.TYPIsT. for Arlington con.
tractors once; must be neat II
appearance and sble TO meet thu
public: age IS to 36: 40-houi
week. Call IA. S-4I12
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fcoNIlNUEDl

SssaRSs .sns sSS. tS5 S6s siss ssi.s. 5sfS ''o'
COMPLETE KITCHEN DIsPLAY-
Es,,i;e. ne iuze veod % ea5insts; Hot PoInt sna
can be nnsnesd. sUBuRs1S
KITCHENS. 5610 Baltimore ave
UN. 4-33b2.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
CLERICAL
SILVER SPRING AREA

VIII train young lady for
general once work, perma-
nent position; prefer some-
one who likes telephone
work and has tipping abil-
ity. Hours, Q a.m.-5 pm,
weekdays; one Sat. per mo,
from 2 am. til noon. For
interview phone JU. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-10-21
RELR MEM

YOUNG MAN, white. recent hiet
school grad; some typin6 ability
gocd handwriting. technically In.
elired for interesting steady DO.
sition in service operations Of old
established co.: 5-day wk., pale
yy,;;, vac; insurance s. and oths! BENEFITS
kepiy u own handwriting with
ref 70 Box 214-H. star.
YOUNG MAN for our parts de.
partment: excel. future. Apply ai
e. A. LEPPERT, me- 623 Il
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Property
Manager
WHITE

Fast-growing real estate Of
fice desires services of man
experienced in the opera
tion of a.c. elevator build
ings and garden-type apart
ments; mechanical back
ground preferred: excellent
opportunity for right man
who desires to grow with
progressive company. OUR
EMPLOYES HAVE KNOWL-
EDGE OF THIS AID. Reply
BOX $3.50, STAR
Evening star., 1960-10-21
HELP MEN

roRsIIR. s.r..c over ,;;I. q, p; q 6; permit ans 4
A LIQUORS, 1909 Pa. ave. NV,
P0RTER, eolored; to keep shoT
clean and to be car Jockey
Msst stsssv ivovsns navs MsryanS sS ,oS PERMIT
disqualification See Mr.. Cara
feIe at L. P. SANFORD RAMBLER
lloo Trinity pls Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-10-21

JANITOR, eolored. for NV. apart
ment house; prefer single man,
around so, to live in; must know
coal furnace and must have recent
local refernees. Call MRS. BRIS-
TOW, EN-. 3-330l.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
MELP MOMFN
Telephone Secretary
REcEPTIoNIsr

At lebby desk In CARLTON
unit lpt. blds. $500 Wiseensin
ave. eeeretaFiaf service and PIX.
Hours: $3.50 70 11:30 pm. Excel
lent environment. Permanent po-
sition and good salary for person
able and dependable white woman
between 30 and 80 with experi-
enee on either secretarial or PIX
board. Call FE. 7-44O5 for ap-
pointment to be interviewed.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

fOUNG MEN to sell small appli.
ances for areas largest chain
We need . aggressive, Ambitious
young men, 1925, who are will.
ing to work hard and learn. Musi
be high school graduates. SALARY
and commission, plus other COM
pany benefits. Opportunity fol
Advancement. Apply in person
to Mr.. Uneer, GEORGES, 2l4e
18th pi. ne, Wash, d. c., Q tc
IL am. only.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PEUGEoT 1853 "4O3" sports sed :
a rare hnd. an exceptional car;
in showroom condition. immac ;
gray exterior, Spotless interior
sun roof, overdrive, heater. de-
froster, WV: guaranteed: 81 ,Sa5.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
SAAB

New 1860 ESP and CT 750 models,
Tor immediate delivery; famous
Swedish Aircraft quality economy
car. Also available, special group
Of 1859 saab, 93-B and CT $50
models.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
MOTORS INC

Authorized Renault-Peugeot Dealer
22nd and N NV. FE. 7-2S30 Til 9
PLYMOUTH IS 4-door Savoy g.
cylinder: automatic transmission,
radio, heater; black: spring spe-
cial, Sl,250.