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ANNANDALEE-FAaITRElEEAx ~

EhEhohNA
Open Sat. and Sun. Lge. custom
type 3-bedrm. brick rambler
bsmt.: secluded area, adj. to new
Starlit Golf Club; conv. to swim
ming clubs; commute via 4-lane
Rte. 236. Several completed. No
project. From S21,950. Excellent
terms. From Rte. G36 turn on
Estel I'd. -
STEVENS RLTY. JE. 2-1T35
ANNANDALE-split-ievel; 4 bed
rms, ga baths; GI loan. 49O3
Bristow dr.. CL. 6-2773. No
AREA-White Cape
Cod. Three bedrms., beamed-
ceiling living room. double car
port; 94-acre lot studded with
tall oak, dogwood and holly trees;
81 400 dn. FHA. LYNN REALTY,
JE, 2-9400 or JE. 2-3O4S.
ANNANDALE-By OWNER. 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; daylight bSmt,
with rec. rm., sep. din. rm., GE
kit. with table space; live outdoors
all year on lge. porches. Assume
4laco GI SS7 so per mo. or
FLA. Asking S21,000. JE. 1898.
ANNANDALE-3 bedrooms, liv. rm.,
4AAn, rm, GE kit BY OWNER.
assume GI loan. CL. 6-2255.
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mHOpsn

EXCLUSIVE wEsTwooD IS BED
ROOMS - DEN - RECREATION
ROOM = 3 BATHS ii LOW lO'si
b403 NEWIN0TON ROAD
: OPEN TODAY AND SUN, is
Brand-new quality masterpieeel
All brick with slate roof. Short,
safe walk to public and parochial
schools, wonderful new shopping
center, Kenwood Club. WILL CON-
SIDER YOUR OLD HOUSE IN
TRADEi Mass. Ave. extended
right on Cromwell: right on
Springfield: right on NeWington.
Mr.. Payne, OIL. 6-1l97. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7006.
FLOWER AVE-Lovely 3-bedrm.
2z-bath Colonial for only S16,-
TT AWAITS YOU"
Pull Walk-out bsmt.,. enclosed den;
walk dist. to church. schools and
". j. NICHOLAS HR. $1,000
FOREST ESTATES = Nearly new
split-level in choice location; 3
bedrms, sep. din. rm., lEe. rear
isr. JOHNS PARISH"
Central air conditioning; PHA
terms avail: trades considered.
W. j, NICHOLAS 10 b.0a00
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Rockville-"The Big B.
BUDGET HOME"
Beautiful Kitchen
Big Basement

BETTER THAN NEWT
$500 Dn.-$110 Mo. PITT.
HURIAUX REALroR OIL. 10000
SILVER sPRING-4-bedroom brick
rambler with 3 full baths. ideal In
law set-up: latest elec. kit, rec.
room: fenced yard; many built-in
values; Just listed for S27,260.
Present OIL loan balance, SlS,SOO.
CHESTER KELLER. JU b-7lO0.
sIL. sPG., S4OO cash-Pretty brk.
rambler on level lot vLtrees; nT
ali cows; vacant; Sll $50.
ALLEN. REALTORS. Lo. 6-1g5e
SILVER SPRING = Compl. effie
apt. In the lower level Of this de-
Birable 2-bedrm. brick home; Low
down payment and assume loan
$4,000 and "OK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUsKIN a. CO. HE. 9-240G
SILVER sPRING, SlS.060. lQ3
Franklin Ave.--$l 900 down, SlO1
per mo. to qualified purchaser.
Excel. conventional terms II de-
sired. Brick Colonial with 8
LARGE bedrms.. in most eony.
area, Built-in garage. porch.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF ND,
INC. OIL. 0-7S00; eyes, Oh.
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LANDOVER HILLS

LANDOVEk HILLS
3 BEDRMS.-$13,500
Clean detached rambler: off Rte.
80. s mi. from downtown via
Parkway, Many extras, patio,
driveway. level lot, storm win
dows, air-cond. Assume Ice. bh%
FHA loan; SS7 per mo. incl. taxes.
EN-. 3-354S; wkdys., NE. S-156l.
JOHN r. HOKE. Realtor.
LGE. 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER,
finished bsmt.; near elem. school,
Sl7,500: GI, no money down. sP.
3-4692 or SP. $4,000.
LOVELY, LARGE, hot-water-heated
home featuring huge liv. rm. and
0ih' f%i five BEDROOMS"
All new de luxe kit. with wall oven;
etc: walk dist. to st. James
parochial school and public
W. JoS J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
MT. RAINIER-Priced below ap-
praisal; low On. pymt:: st9 t9r l OF
2 families. 301-PA. 5-oal1.
MUST SACRIFICE; 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial, Langley Park area-Full
bsmt: firepl.: large, fenced yard
low upkeep; no agents. he. a
7425.
NEW RAMBLERi 5000 down buys
this 3-bedrm. rambler: modern
Kitchen and bath; near Carmody
Hills. Call OWNER. RA. 6-2ll7.
NO SETTLEMENT COSTS on this
3-bedrm. brick semi-Colonial with
den and fenced lot: near Balti-
more parkway. $500 down and
$50 per mo-, incl. all. Call til o
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS a. CO., INC.
OXON HILL, southlawn. $400 dn.,
FHA. 3-bedrm. rambler; hot-water
heat, de luxe kit, fenced yard.
Call GRIBBLE REAL ESTATE,
RE. 6-622O.
OXON HILL-owner, Assume GI,
3-bedrm. rambler, fenced yd., lge.
scr. porch; Sl4,300. Lo. 7-l0ll,
OXON HILL-S5OO down: 3-bedrm
rambler, radiant ht.; fenced yd.
SOUTHLAWN RLTY., LO. 7-3522.
PALMER PARK-3-bedroom ram
bier: patio, fenced lot; vacant;
Sl95 down. OWNER, LO. 5-2l3l.
PALMER PARK-open Sun, 20;
S006 Greenleaf rd; lovely, mod
ern 3-bedrm. rambler. Features
incl. fully equip. kit, auto. washer,
Ice. fenced yd. with otf-st, park
ing. auto. gas heat and many eX-
tras: vacant: compl. redec.: priced
to sell, excel terms. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO.. 1920 K st. NV, Ma.
S-Q352; eves,, JU. 9-266e.
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CARROLLTON-Center-hall plan
brick rambler; eating space In kit.
with wall oven and surface range,
fireplace in liy. room, 3 bedrms..
full bsmt. Quality construction and
only S1S.500. Trades considered.
COLLEGE PARK AREA-vet, no
down payment for 4-bedrm.,
2-bath Cape Cod, with large. din.
room, hot-water heat, full bsmt
with rumpus rm., den and ample
storage area. Front and rear
porches, wooded lot. h acre with
fence and 2-car garage. l blk. 70
express transp. See today.
sEABROoK-Exceptionally clean
brick rambler with fireplace and
built-in bookcase in liv. room, sep
arate din room and country size
kit. 3 bedfms., full bSmt. with q
Ind fireplace and rec. area,
alum. storm windows, beautiful
lot with l7O-ft. depth. fruit trees
and outside fireplace. A good buy
at S14,050.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
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GROOM

CO., Realtors ia. 7-44sl
ALEXANDRIA sOUTH-Just 2S
Minis. D. C. via Mt. Vernon pkwy
or Rte. l. bedrooms, family
rm., 2 baths: separte dining rm
living rm. with fireplace, equipped
kitchen, q acre wooded lot. Large
loan assumption. Priced to sell a.
100000. LOU CHACEY REAL ES.
TATE, so. S-S959.
ALEX, AREA-Only $3.50 down or
this 2-bedrm brick home. Liv
rm., equip. kit, tile bath. pick
your colors. owner will decorate
Only S10,500. Call now TIE. g.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ANNANDALE-oWNER; 4Ox56-ft
rambler; ~ acre plus; 3 bedrms.
breeZeway; garage; elect. kit.
firepl.: AZ loan, S19,450. JE. T.
361t
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Citizens Realty OIL. 4-7929
Ewes. Mr.. Wuester. OIL. 4-2231

Ewes, Mr.. Wuester, OIL. 4-2231
BEVERLY HILLS-S1 300 down
ASSUME HIGH LOAN. Like-new
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brk. split; rec.
rm., nice yard; close to parochial
and public schools. LO. b-S630.
@. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
BURNT MILLS MANOR-one Of
Silver Springs finest areas: brick
rambler. containing 3 bedrms.,
baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.. dream
kit, paneled porch. ,bsmt. with
lovely rec. n: rEn:, large lot eaTpGrt!
2oossisaSca ScaIIi aIIi!A}%HnESSttIa2 W. ESSIttIa2Y2i 4. LHtfa S8
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RIGGS PARK
1899 e ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TO s.
REC. RM.-QUICK POSS.

2-family setup; Q beautiful kits, 2
modern baths; side entr.; alumi-
mum, storm windows and doors;
excei. cond.: gas h.-w.h.: concrete
iront porch: priced right for quail
Iiled purchaser; many extras; low
doEp payment. Call Mrs. Freeman
CAkANELLA d CO.-h2ALTORS
~ ele llth ST. NV
E4.' S-41lS Ewes, DE- 2-0O61
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RIuEnnAHE

RIVERDALE
All-brk. Colonial; 8 bedrms, liy
rm. w/din. ell. kit. w/Caifornis
covered patio, l blk. from transp
and St. Bernard's Church anC
School. FHA approved. $4,000
S400 down, 500 total mo. pymts
PALMER PARK
FLA approved, S12,500, only S40C
dn.; 3-bedrm. masonry rambler
w/walkout bsmt.. lge. rm: anc
din. ell. kit w/built-tn snack bar
Total mo. pymts., S96. May con.
slider rent w/option to buy
LANDOVEE
Ultramodern bi-leVel: 3 bedrms
and den or 4th bedrm.. 2 tilt
baths, l2x16 din rm., table spacC
kit. w/eye-level oven and table.
top range. This is q lovely homI
for gracious living, only S19,750
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-l166
TEMPTATION KNOLLS-OWNER
3-bedrm. brick semidet. with full
basement on corner lot: 4eS mort
gage. For appt., call OR. 4-74S3
UNIVERSITY GARDENS = Brick
and-frame home featuring liy. rm.
din. rm. and table-space kit,
bedrms., tiled bath; full bsmt.
level lot. Only $14.750 with $5bt
down FHA. z. C. HILLEY 6s CO.
REALTORS. AP. 7-7200.
UNIV. HILLS bedroom rancher
walk to all schools, Nd. u: onl!
81 300 down. HA, 2-2O64.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,
CONTINUED

ANNANDALE-3-bedrm.. 1h-bath
ssplit-leyel; only 6 mos. old: large
dining rm. VI glass doors to patio
kit. with eating space: cow
schools, churches; quick sale due
70 transfer; 100000. OWNER CL
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INC, REALTORS
32l4 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. 6-77O0
Southern Ma-yland's First Realtor
ANDREWS AREA, $500 down. move
right in.-3-bedrm. rambler;
H.-W.H.: fully equip. kit: fenced
gard bus g service tsI At At dSSr. 4SC coS SeSz
iIHa IiyInEston a. rd' St Sc, io. 1850.
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ANDREWS AREA

LINDA HOMES
Most modern brk. ramblers in this
area features 8 large bedrms...
full baths, walk-out bsmts. with
picture window, de luxe electric
Kitchens, some 2-car garages. city
water and sewer.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
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MISUNDERSTANDING

ANDREWS-BOLLING
1902 Fairhill drive, Silver Hill
full baths, center hall way entr.,
sep, din, rm., full bsmt. with
fin. rec. rm. All city utils. Most
desirable neighborhood: only $21.-
900 conv. or FHA. Open sun. !
DEWEV M FREEMAN
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FRED A. SMITH co.
ORGANIZATIONS
rADTTNI. uTTI naaP IT a rani


ORGANIZATIONS
CAPITOL HILL, near U. 8. Capitol.
modern kitchen, separate lava
tories. Also included is 2 private
entrance apis. above hail. rented
for S160 per month. Can be used
as apt. artists studio and is very
good investment. Reas.- priced at
$23'95S0o Nth approx. $1,000 dn.
RIGGS PARK-FHA-DETACHED
343 Quintana Pl. NE.
MSssAY 5iss Ya1LNS LEVINE Em''-Fsc' "a, sHsp44 En-
RIGGS PARK-sl2,5OO@1t% GI
semidet.-5 Lge. Rms.-Full Bsmt.
MURRAY LEVINE TIA. 9-3144
RIGGS Park
TAB JEFFERSON ST. NE.
Mod semidet brk.: 8 rms, 1st H.,
pow. rm.. nice kit. rec. rm., WV
carpet. Nice yard. Terms. trade.
PRESS REALTY CORP. -
st. 3-9316 OIL. 6-5177
VACANT; 612 9th st NE; $500
doyn-Redecorated brick; 3 large
ssaTn' sfms RA s1ss12. sfsnf SA fs-osa osssae2ol'
VACANT-NOTHING DOWN
@414 Lee ct. Il.e.-Detached 3-bed-
rm. home; needs repair; near bus
KAY REALTY CO RA. $1,000
WOODBRIDGE HOME-Newly deco
rated, detached, @ rooms. 3 bed
rooms open & firsD,;; I,,c, .y,c XenstisF s.st
3 porches, garage. $13,950.
Detached 6 rooms. bath. excel
cond. throughout. Extra room In
bsmt., automatic heat; very deer
lot. Inside and outside barbecue
Only S12,950.
ROGERS MOSS La. g-922s
2125 r. /, Me-, Sun, MA. 2-OSOl
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BETHEslA:cHEyY CHASE
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
RealtaP NT 0OI01

BETHESDA - VERY spacious brk.
ramb.. overlooking scenic vista. 3
bedrms.,. 2 baths, daylight walk
out bsmt., rec. rm. and roughed-
in bath and room for 4th bedrm.,
ANpRIs REALTY. OIL 2-sO7O til 0
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LLEWELLYN CO.
wA'llss u. s-0SoOI
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FALLS CHURCH PREsTIGE-S lEe.

JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-466A
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MUST SACRIFICE: 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial, Langley Park area-Full
bsmt.: firepl.: large, fenced yard:
low upkeep. no agents. HE. A.
T4ob
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OXON HILL, southiawn. $500 dn.,
FHA. 3-bedrm. rambler; hot-water
heat, de luxe kit, fenced yard
Call GRIBBLE REAL ESTATE
RE. $500.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

area, however. The Interna-
tional Laundry, Dry Cleaning
and Dye House Workers Union
charging that coin-opS have
cost the jobs of thousands OF
its members, is seeking legisla-
ton requiring operators to hire
attendants and to close or
week ends and holidays.
Romaine Fielding of Los
Angeles, who sold the Russians
their first coin-operated laun-
dry, opened coin-op on Sun
set Strip by filling a washer
with Is gallons of martinis-
free for all comers.
But after opening, getting
customers is a question OF
providing conveniences. There
are vending machines for vir-
tually everything, and coin
operated ironers, irons anC
ironing boards. Tony Aquin
has a hair beauty center ir
his big, new coin-op in Tor
renee, Calf.
1--WE have three shampoo
bowls, he says. They're nearly
always busy"
Another new development is
taking the coin-op to the
rugged, outdoor man. A truck
trailer with 20 washers and si2
driers showed up at the Sar
Antonio livestock exposition
last February.
| During the Today show, i
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Coin-Op pLoundriesAreC Cleaning Up;
Most Customers Have Own Washers

in his company's best interests
that an investor does not fail.
What they buy from us is a
way to make money" he says.
There is responsibility and
work, but you find a location
where there are people around
and parking, and you can make
money if you do what we tell
you"
Mr.. Coleman'S firm helps
find the site. inStallS the equip
ment. Supervises decoration of
the store, furnishes promotion
materials, and finances 95 per
cent of the equipments cost.
The investor needs $4,000 to
$4,000 cash to get into bust
ness. says Mr.. Coleman. A
typical, 20-washer store should
clear $3.50 a month, out of
which the owner pays for his
machinery. That leaves him
$500 to gloat over.
In the four years it has been
in the coin-op business, Mr..
Coleman says, his firm has had
to take back only two stores.
Trouble Ahead?
Many coin-ops have one at
tendant. Many others are not
attended, but have someone
come in to clean up once or
twice a day.
Trouble is brewing in this
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Chalk Buys IS Buses
For City at SIS Million

A purchase of rs large buses
from General Motors has made
d. C. Transit System, Inc.
owner of the largest fleet of
air conditioned buses in the
world, the company said today.
o. Roy Chalk, president, said
in New York that the latest
block of new vehicles is part
of a master plan to make the
D. C. Transit System the most
modern and progressive in the
United States"
The buses, bought for a total
of $2.5 million, each carry 81
passengers. They are almost
identical to large GIN buses
now in service here, a spokes-
man said. All are air con-
ditioned.
Delivery of the new buses
will be in October. The System
at that time will be operating
LIS buses, with 354 of them
air conditioned.
The buses are gradually be-
ing put into service to replace
Evening star., 1961-08-23

remaining streetcars still used
on several routes. Although the
company sold so streetcars to
Yugoslavia, most of the decom-
miSSioned ones are in carhouses
in this area, the spokesman
said.
D. C. Transit has added
more than $12,5 million worth
of new air conditioned buses
here in the last three years.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. 90 AP).-HoEs
$500 slow, butchers 20 to so lower
with most decline on weights 230 lbs
and Sown; sows fully % lower: poor
shipping demand: mixed l-2 and mixed
l-3 200-260 ID butchers IS.OO-lS.25:
around 100 head reputation hogs
averaging 272 lbs 1885; a few ship
ments mixed 2-3 2SO-29O lbs 1880
1T.75; mixed 1-3 1SO-20O lbs 1925
1900, mixed 1-3 100000 ID soWS
1875 1900; a few - 2SO-32O lbs
l700-lG25: % 40O-55O lbs 1850
Cattle $4,000; calves none; slaughter
steers slow, steady to % lower: heifers
steady; cows mostly steady: bulls
steady; other classes scarce; load lots
choice and prime 9OO-I,450 ID steers
23.50-.25.5O: two loads prime 1915:
good 900-1 300 lbs 225O-32 30; utility
and. standard 2O5O-22 90; choice
heifers %. % 23 %; a few high choice
and mixed choice and prime 1850
1916: good 2l.O0-22 .25: utility and
standard lS.5O-21.OO; cutter, utility
and commercial COWS l4.75-I7 so;
Gamers 13.00-15.5O: utility and COM
merCial bulls 1SOO-21. 90: a few good
and choice, yealers 220O-27OO; culls
down to 1000.
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All stores will provide park
ing for customers.
Among Towers officials at
tending the grand openings
will be David Jaffey, president;
David Portney, vice president,
merchandising, and Pack Ger
ber, vice president and general
manager.
Each store will have about
10000 square feet of space,
with merchandise ranging from
clothing to toys.
Two more stores will be
opened in this area by the end
of the year, a company spokes-
man said.
Samuel j. RoSenStein, board
chairman of Towers Interna-
tional, Inc, will also attend the
opening.
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Towers to Open
Four Stores in
Area Tomorrow

Four Towers Discount City
stores will open at $50 am. to-
morrow at the following To-
cations:
New Hampshire avenue and
Franklin avenue, HilIandaIe,
Md.
Viers Mill road and Ran
dolph road, Wheaton, Md.
Arlington boulevard and Will
son boulevard, Falls Church,
Va.
Shirley highway and Edsall
road, Fairfax County, Va.
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Exchunoe Seat Sold

NEW YORK, Aug. % (AP).
The New York Stock Ex-
change has approved transfer
of one of it's memberships for
$215,OO0, up $4,000 from the
last previous sale of a seat on
the exchange August g.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

melted its owners $64O. And it
was a common sight to see
rodeo cowboys in Lewis and To-
gallon hats Squatting on the
truck platform, waiting for
their washing.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
BY CHARLES STAFFORD
AP Newsfeatnres Writer


AP Newsfeatures Writer
Mix equal portions of free
enterprise and female logic,
and what do you get?
The coin-operated laundry
business.
There are $4,000 to $4,000
"coin-ops" in the United States
doing an annual business of
about $44.5 million. They are
multiplying like rabbits. Yet
surveys show that 68 to 78
per cent of the women using
them have their own washing
machines at home. Why is
this?
A mother of six says she uses
a coin-op in River Edge, N. j.,
once a week to save time. She
distributes her monumental
pile of dirty clothing among
18 machines, and in about an
hour performs a task that
would require at least II hours
at home.
Mrs. John Van Wrinkle of
Clifton, N. j., says she likes
the sociability. Il meet friends
and we CAB about church and
Scouts: I'm Scout leader"
There's the convenience it
affords in bad weather.
Then there's the Kansas City
woman's reason: Hard water.
And the rural woman's reason:
Everyone is water conscious
down on the farm.
COin-Op Supermarket
In one of the supermarkets
of the coin-op world, a woman
can Cd wash the clothes, %
dry the clothes; 90 iron the
clothes, a. dry-clean the dra-
peries and the youngsters
jackets, 60 wash her hair, 90
set her hair, Cd dry her hair,
and 80 watch TV. She can
also have a soft drink, or a
candy bar, or a light snack, or
purchase cigarettes. or perhaps
the latest novel, or a pair of
new nylons. All she needs is
coin-lots of coin.
There is a report that an
operator in Oklahoma soon
will install coin-operated dish
washers so the little lady can
even bring along the dirty
dishes.
The coin-ops stay open all
hours as a lure to working
wives, bachelors and insomni-
acs. They are brightly lighted
to discourage vandalism, and
gayly decorated to encourage
customers.
Mostly Small Investors
Most of this catering to the
little woman is done by little
investor. A promise that he
can make money even while
asleep and that about all he
has to do is come around once
a week to cart away the coins
pulls him into the business.
The promise furnishes quickly.
But most are happy with their
part time business.
Most, but not all.
II wouldn't advise anyone to
put 10 cents into this business"
says Max Cooper of Chicago, a
public relations man with con-
siderably more than 10 cents
invested. The manufacturers
would put them in a desert
and sell the idea of washing
sheets for the sheikS. They sell
the equipment and run"
It is true that there are
some suede-shoe operators who
are out to make a fast buck"
says Editor Richard ziff of
Coin-Op Magazine, the indus
try's voice. But there also are
responsible firms which play
the good shepherd to the in
Vesting almb
Jack A. Coleman of Cincin-
natl, head of American Laun-
dry Machinery Industries small
equipment division, says it is
Evening star., 1961-08-23
FRIGEDATRE
12.5 cubic foot
refrigerator
with big 88.Ib.
freezer
s265
only. SIS a month
only. SIS a month
deluxe 2-door convenience!

So big, so convenient! Fumiy-size 2-door
refrigerator has huge s8-lb. zero zone freezer,
roomy refrigerator section that defrosts itself,
Twin eIide-oUt Hydrotors store neurIy three
quorter bvshet Of fresh produce. Storage door
holds everything from butter to hoIf-eoIon
milk cartons.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the coun-
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-10-20
LINDSEY p. RHODES

Lindsey P. Rhodes, rs, Of South
Norfolk, died in a Norfolk hospital
Sunday after three weeks illness
He was a native of Columbia
and had lived in Virginia area
go years. He was a son of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Rhodes.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Clara Oliver Rhodes; four sons,
Irwin C. Faye, M. A. Rhodes, JOS
eph S. Rhodes, all of Norfolk and
Leonard o. Rhodes of New York
City; a daughter, Mrs. L. v. Saw
yer of Norfolk; two brothers.
Spencer Rhodes and Dennis Rhodes
of Columbia; three sisters, Mrs
John A. Brickhouse of Washing.
ton, N. c., Mrs. John Copeland Of
Elizabeth City, and Mrs. Walter
Brickhouse of Columbia, and IL
grandchildren.
The body was taken to Derry
Twiford Funeral Home where flu
neral service was conducted Tues.
day at 2 pm. Burial was in Rose
wood Memorial Park.
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week end home from Norfolk.

week end home from Norfolk.
Miss Eunice Cooper Of East Lake
spent Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Snlithson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carleno came for her Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Rose planned a sur
prise lookout supper for Mr.. Rose
for his birthday, on his return
from work Wednesday, Oct. IL.
Twenty-six relatives and friends
joined them and the honoree re-
ceived many nice gifts.
Mrs. Sabra Liverman is a hos
pital patient in Washington.
The Timewood Derby Race for
Cub Scouts was held Monday night
at the Veterans Building in Plym.
outh with Charles Liverman, Ken
my Turner, Michel Berry, Tommie
Cohoon and Donnie Lanier enter
ing. Tommie Cohoon came in End
in the 10-year-old race. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Liverman, Mrs. Dorothy
Brickhouse, Mrs. Margarie Turner,
Mrs. Martha Cohoon and Mr.. Reu-
ben Berry attended from here.
Kenny Turner and Donnie Lanier
were banded as new recruits in
Mrs. j. T. Liverman's Troop.
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MINISTER ACCEPTS CALL

COLUMBIA - The Rev. Joseph
A. Brickhouse has accepted a call
to Riverview Church of Christ at
Rridgeton, effective Nov. 1.
In appreciation for the twelve
years of service as pastor of the
Bethlehem Church Of Christ of Hert-
ford, he was presented with sill
yer tray by Mrs. ]. B. Perry for
the Woman's Society of the Church,
and was honored with a get-togeth-
er of the church members with a
basket picnic dinner at the Commu-
nifty Building there, following the
morning services, Sunday, Oct. 18th.
The Rev. Brickhouse has been
pastor of the Gum Neck Church Of
Christ in Tyrrell County for eight
years.. and the Pleasant Grove
Church Of Christ at Engelhard, for
seven years. He was graduated
from the Roanoke Bible College in
elizabeth City.