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Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Burglar Nabbed
Dragging Safe
From, Factory

Two men we're caught red
landed attempting to roll out a
;afe Sunday night from leather
taking firm. One suspect, Robert
Stevenson, 40, 1902 E. Wood was
arrested later downtown but both
escaped after telling a watchman.
One wearing handouts on one
hand.
When Paul Plevel of the Merch-
ants Police Patrol came upon q
ioor partly open at the South
Western Leather and Shoe Find
1gs Co., 27 N. Third Ave, he en-
cred and discovered two burglars
tugging at large safe. The watch
men, having cornered the men
with his pistol, attempted to hand
cuff both of them.
One suspect suddenly got PleV.
el's weapon, banged him several
times across the head. AS the men
escaped Plevel fired several
shots at them. One man had the
landcuffs on one hand when the
Wo fled
Three hours later, Sergeant
Vance Bingaman came upon one
suspect, Stevenson, wandering a
round at Washington and Central,
a handcuff still on his wrist.
Stevenson, arrested and booked on
A charge of burglary and assault
With a deadly weapon, denied
knowing the name of his escaped
,ccomplice.
One of the first give-aWay clues
in the case came as police found
a car near the place of burglary
The car was registered to Steven
on.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
billiard Students
Abandon Protest

NEW ORLEANS Students OF
billiard University, angered b y
their presidents warning against
3eing influenced by such "outsl
ders' as the National Association
for the Advancement of Colorec
People and the Committee for Ra
cial Equality (CORE3, recently
called off planned mass protest
rally.
DR.. Albert w. Dent, the college
president, however, said he as
sured the students they were free
to take part in demonstrations Tor
integration, but added they should
do SO only after making tn e +
plans, honestly, logically and In
dependently"
Both CORE and NAACP bran
ches, he assured them, could be
organized on the campus, provlo-
ing the students followed Unlver-
gity regulations.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

w. A. Robinson, chairman of the
FFF subcommittee, reported the
following contributions from these
groups:
Les Femnes D. Arts-S15; Rose.
Of Arizona Tabernacle-$l0; Roy
alettes Charity and Social Circle
s2O; Alpha Gamma Rho Sorority
SOS; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
go; Alpha Gamma Rho Sorority.
s25; and the Ministerial Alliance
SIS.
These funds will be used by the
national body Of the NAACP tc
help defray expenses for cases in
7olving sit-in demonstrations, par.
.icularly those in the southern
states, in many instances, these
cases may have to be appealed
before the U. S. Supreme Court
At the regular October meeting
the local NAACP selected its no.
mating committee, which Will
present candidates for officers at
he next meeting. Members OF the
nominating committee were Rev.
J. w. Bonds, 11O2 w. Buckeye;
Mrs. Bessie Chambers, 1920 S.
10th Ave-; Rev. E. A. Huner, ,1135
5. 7th Ave-; H. B. Daniels, 28Ol N.
18th Ave-; w. A. Robinson, 1914
E. Jefferson; Mrs. A. Oby Bell,
2lO8 S. 7th Ave-; E. E. Roberts,
1914 E. jefferson; and Charles W.
Wilson, 11O9 S. First Ave.
Mrs. Grace Daniels, chairman
of the NAACP's membership
lrive, reported bright prospects,
oredictig the goal of 1000 new
members.
The chairman of the groups Le-
gal Redress Committee, gave a
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
BeIafOnte Folk Singers, Robert dc COrnllel
BELAF0NTE FOLK SINGERS
IN PHOENIX, OCTOBER %

Saturday, October 10Th, $3.50 p.
m. in the Arcadia High School Au-
ditorium, is the date of the Bella
fonte Folk Singers concert pre-,
5ented by the Phoenix Commun-
ity and Civic Concert Assn,
"The most exciting, overwhelm-
ing stimulating, interest
ing, thrilling, heart stirring Choir
al group I've seen and heard in
years." wrote the critic of Cue
in New York on March
12, 1860. The group which elected
these superlatives is the Belatonte
Folk Singers and their occasion
as tn eir introduction in New
York at a supper club called The
VILLAGE Gate.
The BeIafente Folk Singers
comprised of fourteen male sing
ers under the direction of Robert
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

a Washington, ID. c. high schoo'
concerning this practice, When as
sured their answers would be kept
in confidence, as per cent of the
students admitted they cheated in
more than five examinations dur
ing the semester. A slight majority
admitted they had no moral mis-
givings about occasional cheating,
The UPI article goes on to say
that studies in several typical col
leges indicate that from go to 80
per cent of undergraduates con-
done cheating when possible 0
when necessary"
What steps can be taken to a.
b a e these examples Of moral
looseneSS?
Even if the schools do their
part in cracking down, they can't
carry the burden alone Rev.
Greedy suggests:
"Such reforms will not be suf-
ficient unless parents, the most
important transmitter of v a u e,
b egin to practice as we'll as
preach the highest standards of
personal morality"
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Food Handlers
Course Open

Phoenix Union Evening School
md the Maricopa County Health
Department announced that regis
ration for the next food handlers
curses are row open.
Attendance at tn e eight-houo
,ourse in sanitary methods anC
techniQues for handling, preparing
nd serving food and drink ir
o m m ercial establishments
S REQUIREDsby the Maricope
County Health Department Sani-
tary Code, Chapter 7, Section 1,
Regulation 3 (c). New courses
tart every four weeks.
This requirement may be met
~ attending two-hour session,
once a week, for four weeks. Upon
satisfactory completion Of h e
course a certificate will be issued
% those attending.
Food handlers who have not
completed this course are to re-
lister for the new courses which
begin October "a. 25, rs, and 27,
1860. Registration can be made in
the classroom of Phoenix Union
High School, Room 20, Stadium
Building, while attending the first
session on the above dates. The
class will be held from ZOO to
900 p. m. for four weeks. Regis
tratiOn fee for the course is $1.50.
A similar course will be offered
IN Mesa at the Mesa High School,
Room 1O1, West Building, 1 5 w.
Ind Avenue, Mesa, starting Octo-
Der 81, 1860. This course will be
held from 7:3O to $50 p. m. for
four weeks with a registration fee
of $1.50
Additional information may be
obtained by calling the Division OF
Environmental Sanitation of the
Maricopa County Health Depart
ment, Alpine 8-8267, Residents oI
the Mesa area should call the
Mesa Division at Woodland 4-1778
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

de Cormicr will make its debut
concert tour under the aegis of
Columbia Artist Mgt., Inc and
under the personal direction of
Executive Vice President Andre
Mertens in the fall of 1860. Origi-
nally scheduled for IS city tour,
due to the demand of local mama
gers throughout the country, the
group is extending their available
ity for another two weeks.
The first question everyone asks
when they near the name Bella
iOnte Folk Singers is whether the
great Harry Belafonte will be ac-
companying them. The answer is
no. The explanation is as follows:
In. the spring of 1857, a chorus of
IL men all exceptionally gifted,
Joined Harry Belafonte in tour
of America key cities. They were
to serve as a background effect
for many of BelasOnte S numbers.
The blending of the voices was so
overwhelming. This made it appa-
rent that these men were unique
choral group in their own right.
And thus the Belafonte Folk Sing
rs were born.
Many qualities set this group a.
)art from other choral ensembles
with imaginative interpretations
clever lighting, perfected choreo-
graphic movement, plus rhythm
accompaniment.
Before the launching of their de-
but national tour they were intro
duced at New YOrk'S LeWisohn
Stadium last July, as soloists with
the New York Philharmonic in
work by Roy Harris.
Tickets are now on sale at
Hanny's, 1st st. and Adams, Phoe-
nix. Phone AL 4-2979.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Buy Your SUN
At These Places

Southern Liquors, GA S. 9TH Ave.
New State Grocery, 1896 S. z Ave.
Cow Palace, 9O1 S. 7th' Ave.
IA & f Stores; 1928 w. Buckeye
Noes Food Fair, 1928 w. Buckeye
Ziede's Food Center,
1701 S. 18th Ave.
Lincoln Liquors, 1124 W. Buckeye
New Valley Market,
1900 West Buckeye Road
FoodtOwn, 1903 f. Broadway
Keys Market, 2454 E. Broadway
Nelson's Market, 1908 E. Broadway
FrOstOp Drive-In,
1902 E. Broadway
Rainbow market,
1885 E. Broadway
Broadway Pharmacy, 1903
Broadway
Mountain View Market,
2106 E. Broadway
ROsner Drugs, 90l +. Jefferson
NOrman's Midtown Pharmacy;
1900 E. Washington
Reddy's Corner. 1902 E. Jefferson
Lee Jew Grocery,
1903 E. Washington
Hodges Barbecue,
1O15 E. Washington
Bigbee & Manns Barber Shop,
600 f.. Jefferson
Hutt Liquors, 2345 f. Washington
TheIma's COffe Shop,
Rice Hotel, 537 E. Jefferson
Modern Market,
1887 E. Washington
Safeway Stores,
1548 West Van Buren
2502 West Van Buren,
18th Street & Apache
4732 South Central
1l05 East Van Buren
A. ]. Bayless, 5O41 S. Central
oath & East Van Buren
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Sun Valley Hi
Says Thanks

The Valley Hi Unit, No 10, at
filiate of the Arizona CosmetolOgy
Association, wishes to thank all
participants in their hair style
SHOW, Sunday, October Is, at the
Masonic Temple, Attn and East
Jefferson Streets.
A heartfelt thank you goes to
the stylists, models, pianists and
soloists who made the event the
huge success that it was.
The affair, one of the most sue
cessful in the valley, was attend
ed by 300 people, who fought for
standing room. 1t was an lnterra'
cial gathering with many seq
ments and races in the commun-
ity cooperating to produce a grea'
show.
Fluid Bangs was the motif ol
he hair styling.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

young people practice the mo-
ality they have learned from the
actions of their parents. Ii the
right-to-vote laws, ana pledged tt
youth of America is infected witt
dishonesty, then it is merely re-
flecting the sad state in which the
observation of the Seventh Com
(Thou shalt not lie)
a n d t h e Eighth Commandment
Thou shalt not steaD has sunk in
the whole nation. "
The speak Rev. Andrew
GreeIy, made the charges in an
article written for the Catholic
magazine, Sigh" His observa-
tions came almost simultaneously
with faSt-breaking news of fixed
athletic conte is, betrayals of
rust by government officials and
other manifestations of moral lap
SeS in America.
Cheating or "cribbing" in
schools has been almost common
place, the United Press Interna-
tional noted recently. 1t cited spe-
officially a survey among pupils in
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
SAYS CHEATING BY YOUNGSTERS
PART OF NATIONAL PATTERN

most heartening note was heard by Marcopa
Branch of the NAACP members Tuesday night as re-
ports indicated the groups current membership drive
will top all previous The response by local organ
izations to the Flight For Freedom fund was very en-
thusastc.
Cheating by young people is merely part OF an
emerging national pattern recently declared Chicago
prest-sociologst observing series of events dealing
with corrupt business PRACTICES TV quiz scandals and
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Porters Made Clerk
After Ga. Picketing

ATLANTA. Ga. = A branch Of
the Colonial stores, located in a
changing neighborhood, upgraded
four porters to clerks positions re-
Gently after being picketed by Ne
groes. When Negroes picketed an
other of the store branches in a
heavily populated Negro neighbor-
hood the company closed III e
store, promising to hire Negroes
when it re-opened after remodel
ing.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Scores Report
Vote Violations

NEW ORLEANS. La More
than 40 Negroes have appeared be
fore the six-man U. S. Civil Rights
Commission to file complaints cor
cerning the efforts Of whites to
bar them from voting in II o
Louisiana'S GA parishes.
According to the evidence pre-
sented, the vote denials ranged
from UNEQUAL application of the
voter qualification law, diSquali
fications on monor points and ir
some instances, threats of vic
lence.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

| hope | shall always possess
firmness and virture enough to
maintain what | consider the most
envialble of all titles, the charac-
ter of an Honest Man. George
Washington.
The heart of the problem to a
general education is, the continu
ance of the liberal and humane
tradition. Neither the mere acqu-
sition of information nor the de-
velopment of special skills and
talents can give the broad basis of
understanding which is essential
Iif our civilization is to be pre-
lserved. flames Bryant Conant.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
indianapolis Store
Hurt By Pickets

INDIANAPOLIS Ind The Fair
Share Organization, a newly-form-
ed group, began picketing a su-
per-market in a mixed neighbor
hood last week, charging the
firms management refused tt
hire Negroes. The president of the
group, Rev. Mozell Sanders, sale
he market had lost 95 per cent O
its Negro business since picketlnG
began.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
Candidates bangle High
Positions Before Negroes

Tn an unouarded moment of ver-enthusiasm Henry
Cabot Lodge Republican candidate for vce-presldent
told Harlem audience that "a Negro definitely would
be appointed to the Cabinet if Richard M. Nixon won
the election for president few days later Sunday Mr.
Nixon toned down his running mates promise by saying
that he would if elected appoint the best men, without
regard to race or creed.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

Have patience with all things,
but chiefly have patience in your
self. Do not lose courage in con-
|sidering your own imperfetiOns,
instantly set about remedying
them everyday begin the task
anew. st. Francis De Sales.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
CONTEST WINNER

The winner i'm this weeks
contest is Theresa Schmidt, 7O9
Howe, Tempe. She can pick up
her $500 check any time at I.
& S. Furniture Co., 224O West
Buckeye Road. The winning
card was drawn by Gladys Vule-
itch of Miami.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20
FIGHT FOR FREEDOM FUND
RESPONSE GOOD, SAYS NAACP

report on two cases of alleged po-
lice brutality. One concerned II
year old boy, and the other a IS
fountain High School.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

pointed to the many vacancies ex-
isting in federal judgeships." CT
ting the few Negroes in State De-
partment jobs, Kennedy said Ne
groes should do we'll in state de
partments and diplomatic assign
ments overseas, especially in the
Asian and new African nations.
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

EVAN ELIST CATHERINE
GRANTLEY, 1929 w. COcOpah is
in Phoenix to assist churches Of
all denominations and is on call
for revival services. In Atlanta,
Georgia, she assisted the Rev. w.
&c. Wood, pastor of Church of God
in Christ. She teaches by exper-
ience." Phone: AL 4-1326. Doyle
Doyle Carr Photo
Arizona sun., 1960-10-20

NEURU PFEOS OFNEDU
The Negro Press believes that America can best
lead the world away from racial and national antag-
Onisms when it accOrds to every regardless of
race color or creed, his human and legal rights Hat
ing no man, fearing man. the Negro Press strives
to help every in the firm belief that all are hurt
long as anyone is held back.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
COLONIAL, REALTY co.
IA. $4,000

RESTORED FARM HOUSE, neal
Fails Church-A charming home
shaded by enormous trees. Pres.
ent owner has cultivated a very
productive garden. Many fruit
trees and shrubs and q 15xIs
garden and tool house, The home
mas living room with fireplace
separate dining room, paneled
kitchen, sunroom, 3 bedrooms and
path: Sl4 $50. STANLEY r. ROW.
LAND MD co" INC, Realtor, JE
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BM0pen
open 2 II &

OPEN 2 til
SLEEPY Hollow
immaculate 1-year-old. 4-bedrm.
Hn1,l SSn ! lsyeD split Level, Beautiful
sep. dining rm.. modern Kit, eat.
ing space, with lovely pink appli-
ances, 3 tiled baths, walkout rec.
room with private patio. Spacious
z car garage. Majestic 2t-aere
wooded lot. Quiet deadend street
Reduced from S34,250 to sac 1850
$4,000 cash and assume my loan,
NO settlement charges! DIR: From
All, blvd. (Rt. 50) drive out An
Ia miles to Beech Tree lane. turn
9 Pm. BY OWNER. No AGENTS.
SNUG As A BUG IN A RUG, AMI
RooMY, TOO-3 hedrms. WIDEN
that can be used as 4th bedrm.
This brick rambler viii please you;
. IA baths, firepl., garbage dispo-
saI, eishvasher; GI 4m7s trust
may be assumed. Open Sunday 2
DIRECTIONS: From sprinsfisld or
Annandale take Backiick I'd, TO
Leesville blvd. (main entrance 10
n. springield). to Glenallen st..
rlght TO Blatford St, then left to
.74Q7. Cali BOB RINER REAL Is.
TATE SALES, FL. 4-7021.
Spacious HOME on l-acFe lot
bedrooms, 2 baths, modern
Kitchen large separate dining
room, fireplace In living room
snd rec. room; outside circular
stairway to End floor rec. room;
garage and basement. Broad
the OWNER, S3l, ,450. Open sun,
CT. 6-7I66.
SPACIOUS 3-BEDROoM RAM
nLEh-Here is Q home with ex-
26x60 basement, Nearly new and
modern in every respect, Close TO
Falls Church. and convenient to
schools apd TRANSPORTATION. 3 bed.
rooms, - full baths, large living
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room, fully equipped kitchen
WITH table space. attractive den
with outside entrance. II you
STaa6n Sens snaee; & see this one; Can JE
PANY. Realtors 1is West Broad Broad
street, Falls Church. Virginia.
Once closed on Sunday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
tractive 3-bedrm.. iIa-bSth ram
appraised at $iT750: viii seil
this week end for S17,500 FHA,
or $4,000 II buyer assumes 4Iaes
VA loan. 1850 Hastings st., FL.
SPRINGFIELD, 3-bedrm. spiit-leVei;
Ia. baths, finished rec. rm., fenced
yard. screened carport, washer
and drier. 4iaSs. GI loan; very
reasonable. II. $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-By OWNER:
5000 down FHA or assume 49,
mortSage; 3-bedrm. brick: car
1908 Dickenson ST., FL. 4.RiSS
Evening star., 1960-09-25
A BUSINESS OF
YOUR OWN
$2,400 Investment

Somewhere in this area there
10 q man for an Opportunity
10 own Q business that n
both dignified and profitable.
Our product is backed BY
local advertising and known
from coast 10 coast. NO
SELLING as the business is
set up for you. ONLY
SERVICE AND COLLECT.
The party who is appointed
our exclusive distributor IN
this area will enjoy an eX-
cellent yearly income. II
you are financially RESPONSE
bic and ambitious we would
like TO explain our proRram
70 you. We are willing to
talk to any responsible
party. There is no franz
chise fee required but the
party selected as our dis
tributor will be expected to
carry S2,400 worth of mer-
chandise to service fast buy
ers.. For personal interview
write giving address and
phone number. Box 340-Y,
Star.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BOUNCING CENTERS

BOUNCING CENTERS
We have established the nrst
in the Washington area.
$1,000 can establish your
own Trampoline center. We
have locations. do the con-
struction and opening day
promotions. Call today for
complete details on this
highly successful and profit
able operation. BOUNCING
GENTERS DISTRIBUTORS.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
TRI-COIINTY

oEES FY coSsG6055 Ssek5f .HS gSq ..S sss 9g6I 496E
TO LIVE IN and want LOTS 81
MILEAGE for your HOUSE SSS
then by all means see this g.
bedrm. 3-bath 2-fireplace home
porch Iasi and MUD pi Rao5o Room Morss7ssay. Un ssaS.
tiful ,1-ACRE setting in choice
e!oss,in location. Being sac. at a
andale: Out RaVensworth I'd. (or
driye) TO Greenfield rd., left to
Philip I'd, right to Overlook dr.,
left to Bradford dr., left to Shen-
andoah ave; right to Blue Ridge
ave; and left to open house
TYSON REALTY Co, JE. 4-2644
Evening star., 1960-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

$500 DOWN FHA
The most beautiful home on the
street, bedrms, large kitchen, liv-
lot with shade trees and outdoor
fireplace. Priced to sell, S15,25O.
United Rlty. CIR. 3-248A
Evening star., 1960-09-25
ALEXANDRIA

Locally dNdllaDle TO llth-
caliber man to handle prod
ucts and service Endorsed
throughout the Nation
Largest company of its kind
in the world. ESTABLISHED
OVER % YRS. Person ac-
cepted will own an exclusive
territory and become part
of q nationwide organiLa-
ton. Applicant must be able
to make cash investment Of
Sl0.500 covered by inven-
tory. Full time basis only,
not suitable to add to other
lines. 5 figure earnings 1st
year. II you want q highly
productive repeat business
of your own, write giving as
much information as pos
sible about yourself. Box
4S5-S, Star.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-s
Forest Hills, Arlington
PARKLAWN

Assume big GI loan on this inn
brick rambler with hreplsce;
loaded with extras including dish.
washer. washer and drier. I'M
mediate occupancy. Full price,
SlS'5OO. with down payment fiex-
Evening star., 1960-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SHOW PLACE OF
BELLEVUE FOREST

PRICE sLAsHED FROM ss4, ,0oC
TO S65, 900 for immediate sale.
LsIafs sspeciay Isons suIfSSss hSHs :Tss rms
ing: large entr. hall with wind
ing stairs; 1bx30 step-down liv.
rms large din. rn.. large electric
kit. With din. area. library. l5x20
Iemily rn., very large bedrms :.
tull bsmt. with rec. rm.
sHooXM o%NEFlH,AtPFl RY ,AtPFRSo2INTMENT ROD ONLY
Evening star., 1960-09-25
840ggn

EDSALL PARK-Low down pay.
ment. Assume large GI loan. s.
bedrm. brick rambler carport, w
W. carpetinE; fenced h-aere lot
cL. 6-5914.
SPRINGFIELD, BY OWNER - g.
bedrni. split level; beautifully nm.
rec. rm.. lge. fenced yd,, excel.
cond., assume GI loan: full price,
$50. 300. FL. 4-ql50;
Evening star., 1960-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNTINUEoh ---s

LYON PARK-Room
to spare can be yours
In this gracious older
home on a quiet resi-
dental street. Taste
fully redecorated in
lovely pastel colors,
and the recently re-
modelled kitchen is as
modern as can be.
Separate breakfast
room, sewing room,
"a bath, plus good
size living and dining
room on LIST floor.
Upstairs there are 8
bedrooms, bath, in
closed and heated
sleeping porch. New
Bryant hot-wateT
furnace in the full
basement, The double
lot has trult trees,
shade trees, and
many other shrubs.
A screened front
porch and a detached
frame garage COM
plete this unusual
value Offering. As
sumo a large so
loan for the buy Of
,todayl' Open Sunday.
i til dark. DIR:
Arlington blvd, to
Fillmore St, right to
End rd., right to
house and open"
sign. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS

sss 81 ss:ssss1ssI1. s'1s:I sSss iHsssi::
msSistsa .srsiss. S 70 Hi % esSSl; 40 p,n. nm
MONEY. 2nd TRUsT-We Win bus
eS = s,s:, VI PEI: Rsss'i ,.ss. 3 rSSssEs
1912 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. s-6S33
tLENTX FUNDS AVAILA6LE. il
MoarozoE 5Ss'i ~. isc. .HgEhsySsGS JA. 9.Ss55S
Evening star., 1960-11-02
DISK spAAl

NJ LAWyER's SUITE, .eopvsnisat
ss. tsisphons 'iSn snsvsfins fa 'IaMSts. ssrviss.
Call TX. 3-3022.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
IUsIHIss oppoaTuHIrIIsI sUsMlss OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATION. SsS1giiui Z.
to 30 thousand per mo. With excel
prospects Of douhling. .presen
volume; station designed for me
ehanfcal work and excel. opportu
nifty tor 1st.elass man. LA. g.
SERVICE sTATION-Texaec hal
the near future in p. O. County
Nd. for aualined persons. Foi
information call r. W.. Me-pON.
NELL, TE. 0-S442. 8 Am. to 4:46
pm.
SERVICE STATION. modern ebay;
prime location, IN rapidly expand.
Ing Fairfax CO. Relatively low IN
ysssmsnt TesgiIEsSS, IsS, Tor ,,ss:st, sisnt mar ~.
grafton. call Mr.. HARPER, LA
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
GRADY

Hardtop: light green with harnio.
nizing int; r. and h., auto. ItTsns..
p-s1 p.b., Wv. tires, etc.; Sl,3o6.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
leeNTlNUEnl

DELICATRssEN. NOVELTY, sToRI
1sss ssS iss nssfss S.:r!sl:S asss'iS. soma aSsa
this is tos you: please no shoppers
CAL wa. i-ees3.
1eTABLisMEDl dry cleaning pickup
station: a.oedrm. apt. on prem
= lses; food lease: excel. location
CAL after Q for appointment, IA
GOING BUSINESS IN THE DIS
ing service station. location avail
able the hrst time In 2s years.
This is an excellent opportunity
for the dealer who wants an es-
tabhshed business with high
profit ratio. Call Mr.. BoHoR.
E0UeH, La. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-11-02

ARL.--Large and small air-condi.
Compiete eustodiai care: IS suitable S
for professional establishMent,
Ample space for electronics, en-.
eineering or similar organisat tion
s. 50. IT. up. BRoYHlLL BUILD.
ING, 1900 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. IA.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Capitol Cadillac-O Olds Co.

i222 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC go Coupe de vile; tuf.
quoise and white, power Sfseyine
power brakes. factory al copdi.
fionine. unusually nice S5.O95:
CCC guar
Evening star., 1960-11-02

7soa wis. Ave. Beth. OIL, $4,000
CADILLAC '59 6-Windov sedan,
Ms white and It's like new;
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Capitol lilac OldS Co
CADILLAC '5R

l222 22nd st. NV. PE. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 Coupe de vile;
white, no air ccnd.; S4,l06 or besi
ofIer. JU. b-0R0A'