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LAKE LANDING PERSONALS

Mrs. Henry Jones, of Fairfield,
|is a patient in Beaufort County
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Watson have
gone back to Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Gibbs have
returned from Swan Quarter, where
they kept house for their daughter,
Mrs. Carl Cahoon while she was a
patient in the hospital.
Mrs. Mary Bonner of Swan Quar-
ter, visited Mrs. Lucy Midgette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Eason OF
Jacksonville, Fa., visited he mother
Mrs. Irene O'Neal and attended the
funeral of her sister-in-aw Mrs
Dempsey O'Neal.
Capt. Dempsey O'Neal is sta
toned at Metuchen Army Base, N
j., near New Brunswick, N. J. He
and his daughter, Margaret, spent
a few days with his mother, Mrs
Irene O'Neal, following the funeral
of his wife.
Attending a meeting of the N. C
Bankers Association in Greenville
Feb. 90, were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Jennette
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Davis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Clarke, Jr.
Mrs. Lucy Midgette and Mrs
Mary Bonner are visiting Mrs
Midgette's granddaughter, Miss
Sybil Swindell, who teaches in Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Linwood Cuth.
reH and children, Jane, Lynn, and
Karen, of Manteo visited relatives
Sunday.
E. r. Clarke, Sr. and E. r
Clarke Jr. visited Mrs. E. r. Clarke
ST., and DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Swim,
dell, in Raleigh, where Mrs. Clarke
is a hospital patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dudley vert
insWashington Saturday.
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THE HASSLER
CURING SYSTEM.
For Bulk Curing
FIUe-Cvred Tobacco
PROVED SUCCESSFUL.
BY FARM TESTS
. It cures tobacco
= Greatly reduces
amount of labor
required
. Controls temperatures
humidity and air
movement
. Reduces fuel costs
Fire resistant.
concrete and steel
No damaged tobacco
on ground around
system
. Eliminates costly
sticks and nuisance
of storing them
. Cures in any kind
of weather
s.Easily financed
. Pays for itself in
time, labor and
materials saved
Farm tested and proven sue
cessful by Stone Brothers.
Robson County, N. c., with
8 cures in 1860. Stone Broth.
ers sold 1922 pounds, bulk.
cured, for $65.40 per cwt.,
compared to market average
that day Of $4,000 per cwt.,
Manufactured By Alkoa Industries, nc.
Sales Office: 20. Box l0712. Raleigh, nc.
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION,
CALL OR SEE
GEORGE WATSON &
ASSOCIATES. INC.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.
Phone 44-6-44S2
44-2-6260
AUTHORIZED DEALER
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MRS. MARY MITCHELL
IHONORED BY C OF c.
i'm BELHAvEN FRIDAY
A Great Community Servant Hon.
ored; Senator Midget Speak
or: Directors Named

Mrs. Mary King Mitchell, pop
ular Belhaven school teacher, re-
ceived the Outstanding Citizen
Award" on Friday night at the
annual Belhaven Community Cham
Der of Commerce banquet held at
the River Forest Manor in Bel
haven.
J. H. Purvis, executive secretary,
presented the award, saying "The
Outstanding Citizen Award repre-
sents the highest recognition we
can bestow on a person in this
community. 1t is given annually
by the Chamber, on the basis of
their contribution toward the bet
torment and welfare of their COM
munity - having distinguished
themselves in all phases of church,
school, civic and home life. The
person deserving of this recogni-
ton tonight was chosen for her
thoughtfulness and consideration
of others, unselfish devotion to
church, school and community,
having proved through the years
that every day good deeds, helpful
assistance, kindness, patience and
joy in helping others has been a
real part of her life. 1t is impos-
sible to name all the many services
rendered by one whose life speaks
more boldly than words"
The plaque presented to Mrs,
Mitchell was inscribed "a moment
of recognition for a lifetime Of
unselfish service" The presenta-
ton brought thunderous applause
from the audience, as many were
former pupils of Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. Mitchell, the former Mary
King Ellison, is an elementary
teacher in the John A. Wilkinson
School.
DR.. J. T. Wright, president, pre-
scented the guest speaker, State
Senator P. D. Midget, Jr. of, En-
gelhard, saying that this section
is proud to be represented by
man who has rendered so much
service to the people of this area
Senator Midget spoke on the
problems that face the people Of
this senatorial district and said if
we wish to grow and take the
place we deserve in the state we
have got to do something about
bringing industry to the area and
increase the payroll. A small
amount Of money in a small COM
munity means a lot; that is why
the Chamber of Commerce must
strive to justify its existence. Mr.
Midget pointed out the improve.
ment the drainage program going
on now at Cuckold's Greek has
made. The land that will be put
Into production as the result Of
this project will bring more money
into the area.
Russell Johnston gave a treas
urer's report. He stated that ar
Industrial fund of $1,293.20 hac
been used to establish the Belhaver
Garment Company which now EN-
ploys twelve women and it is hop
ed they will be able to employ 2s
in the near future.
DIR. Wright recognized Ed Har
ris, chairman of the nominating
committee, who presented the fol
lowing as nominees for the Boart
of Directors: H. L. Dilday, Vanr
Latham and Arson Smith; the
nominees were approved.
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NEWS OF BELHAVEN
And The Pungo River District

MRS. NJ l. WNDLEY. Representative VIII 3-so6I
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BELHAvEN PERSONALS

MT. ana MIS-. .. "A. MERCER Oh
! Eden, Md, Mrs. Lucille HUT and
daughter, Miss Susan MCGOWAN of
Silver Springs, Md. spent several
days here and attended the funeral
of their brother-in-law, H. v. Lath-
am.
Mrs. John Greusel of Marathon,
Fla. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Midgette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones of Ra-
leigh visited Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Wilkinson. Other guests were Miss
Martha Wilkinson and Miss Anne
Webb of Goldsboro, and their son,
Michael Wilkinson Of East Caro-
lima College.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Brady and
children of Washington spent SUM-
day afternoon with Mrs. H. L.
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Brumsey
spent the week end at Wanchese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Askew of
Plymouth visited Mr.. and Mrs
Jimmie Hodges to help them cele-
brate their wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stanley Wahah
of Ocracoke accompanied Mrs. Wa
hab's father, j. N. Edwards here
to the Pungo District Hospital or
Friday night. Mr.. Edwards condi-
ton is unchanged.
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Cahoor
of Dare County visited here Sun
day and Monday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Creole and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lupton spent
Sunday afternoon at Sladesville.
Attending the Southeastern
Flower and Garden Show in RIA
leigh were Mesdames w. C. Creole
w. C. Swindell, H. E. Boyd, Sr.
James Ambrose, ST., J. W. Hodges
C. B. Jackson, Matte Griffin and
Sarah Latham, Mesdames M. l.
Windley, H. G. Brumsey, Jesse
Taylor, Misses Loyce and Helen
Crimson, Mrs. Geo. Clark and Mrs.
Leon Smith.
Mrs. j. l.. Lancaster is pa
tent in Rex Hospital, Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. McHarney,
Sr. spent Thursday night here at
their home on Pungo Street. They
were on their way to Cary after
visiting in Newport News, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Miner OF
Warrenton spent the week end at
their home here.
Mrs. Roscoe Latham of New
Bern spent several days here, the
guest of Mrs. Sarah Latham.
i Mrs. Mary Louise Morgan Of
Norfolk is here with her parents
and children.
Misses Lille Anne Midgette,
Mardge Eta Lupton, Willie Kea-
ton Stanley, George Zambos, Top
per Bateman and Tommy Jones OF
East Carolina College spent the
week end here with their parents.
| Miss Aleph Cason of Swan Quar-
ter visited her brother, George
Cason at Pungo Hospital.
Mrs. L. A. knight is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mills in Raleigh.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bishop visit
ed Mr.. J. P. Bishop at Park View
Hospital in Rocky Mount on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. lone Taylor and Mrs. Emily
Elks of Chocowinity visited Mrs.
M. L. Windley.
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MUSIC CLUB TUESDAY

The Roanoke Island Music Club
will meet Tuesday night, March z,
at the home of Mrs. Rennie Will
hanson in Manteo. At that time
each member is to give a number or
present someone else in a number.
All members are urged to get their
selections ready and be in atten-
dance. The meeting will be at $3.50.
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CARD PARTIES IN BELHAvEN

Mrs. Charles Midgette was hos
tess to her bridge club and guests
on Tuesday evening at her home
on Tooley Street in Belhaven.
The house was decorated with
early spring flowers and the hos
tess served a dessert course of ice
cream and cake to her guests upon
arrival and during progressions,
iced drinks and nuts.
Club members playing were
Mesdames Grady Russell, James
Griffin, Jack Leigh, Cleve Wood
ward, David Balance, Jr., Leigh
Wahab, Orville Clark, c. B. Till
man, H. L. Dilday and Marshall
Willis.
High score prize went to Mrs.
Griffin, low to Mrs. Leigh while
Mrs. John Cutrell received a guest
prize.
Mrs. w. B. Voliva was high
scorer when Mrs. Orville Clark
was hostess to her card club and
guests, Mrs. Charles Midgette and
Mrs. Cleve Woodward. Club men,
bers playing were Mesdames w.
G. Ralph, Howard Voliva, Jack
Alligood and E. r. Chesson.
When scores were added Mrs.
Alligood was low and Mrs. Chesson
had bingo. On arrival the hostess
served a dessert course of pie a
la mode and coffee. In the playing
area were arrangements of camel
las. e;
Mrs. Thorne Paul was hostess
to her bridge club and used the
Valentine motif in decoration of
the card room.
Upon arrival a dessert course of
German chocolate cake and coffee
was served, and during play the
hostess passed bottled drinks, cam
dy and nuts.
Members playing were Mes
danes J. P. Harrison, Harold
White, Victor Ruark, Bill Moore,
Charlie Smith, Harry Latham,
Charles Powell and Miss Patty
Lou Martin.
After progressions Mrs. White
had high, Miss Martin Low and
Mrs. Ruark won at bingo.
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cities are also planned by bucca-
neer caravans. In short it will be a
glorious time for the faithful who
parade annually, as we'll as those
who strut like a gobbler all
THROUGH the show.
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Top Al Leader

Clyde Edwin Davis, 10, OF Cor
nelius, freshman at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina, returned
from Chicago recently as Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-10

= Is the company uoelI-mGnGeed9 WhGt about such
vital elements research, patents, good uiR9
= Is the trend Of the cOmpGny's earnings MprcOrd9
70" should be careful to oensuh the cOmPany's
earnings per share. IT, for example, the company has
doubled its aggregate earnings but hiPled the number
Of shares outstanding By issuing shares, then the
company is not advancing very much, at least far
as a potential investor is concerned.
5. II like to invest in listed securities"
Companies whose common stocks are listed on
the Stock Exchange agree to issue annual reports as
well periodic earnings statements provide share
owners with vote, and solicit proxies so that their
vote can be exercised conveniently. What's more,
these particular listed companies include the largest
and bestknown in American business
When invest my money, want to know
what's happening to it. With listed security can
find out readily, either by reading my newspaper or
by calling my brokerage firm.
I'm not always right with my investments, of
course. Nobody is. Neither will you be. But by
following the above principles believe you have
better chance of being right good percentage of the
time - and you'll be the better for it.
Your family will be too. -THE End
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relation to supply is apt to be greater than with
higherpriced stocks. Hence, the prices are likely
to be higher in relation to worth. A rush of buying
in any stock tends to send the price up Now if the
value of low-priced security is not the best to
begin WITH certainly marked rise in price doesn't
make it better buy.
2. II like to buy for cash.
Margin regulations permit an investor to buy
stocks credit. Margin the amount of total
purchase price paid by the customer go per cent
now. The balance is borrowed Margin accounts
are of course, perfectly all right for sophisticated
investors who follow the market closely or for knowl
edgeable people who to trade in securities for
the shortterm. prefer to buy stocks for cash and
for the long term and not have to keep such close
tabs on their day-to-day performances. Margin
accounts do involve extra degree of risk. In a
steeply declining market, the investor may be forced
to sell his securities in order pay off his indebted
ness. In such cases, he would have to take loss
while the man who had bought for cash can simply
wait for the upward movement he expects.
,. II buy stocks with a specific - and req
sOnGbIe - objective in mind And then
stick to my objective"
You should make up your mind, before each
purchase to whether you investing for safety,
for income in the form of dividends, for capital :
gains for some combination of these detectives.
This is exactly what do in making purchases for
my own family. Then you should describe your
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detectives to your broker and let him help you find
the particular securities that seem best suited to
your goals.
Remember, though, that security is
likely to fulfill all the things you'd like. You have to
start with reasonable objective.
4. Il never put money !" anything unless
7 carefully Investigate it first"
Let's assume now that you've decided to invest
in stocks You have cash reserve, a steady income
which exceeds your monthly outgo, you've provided
for your famy's protection in of emergencies,
and you've concluded that you're not going to
assume risks greater than your ability to bear them.
How do you 60 about finding stock with
excellent chance of working for you instead of
against you?
Naturally, have somewhat biased answer
to that question You should consult with a regis
tered representative of member firm of the New
York Stock Exchange. He is trained to give you
experienced advice and guidance. "a listing of men,
Der firms be found in the yellow pages of your
telephone directory under "Stock Broker.')
But the registered representative is not infalli-
BILE. He can simply offer you his best judgment but
tressed by available research from his firm. How
ever, after he makes his suggestions there
certain questions you should ask. Here the par
ticular questions l always ask myself
y Is the industry in ,tRich The company operates
grOusing one?
+ Is the cOmpany's position in the industry s1ong9
Evening star., 1961-08-28
RENEWED LOCATION
RESTAURANT for sale in Center
willie Va caSh dnal iarncAinnt L.

RESTAURANT for sale in Center
vile, Va, cash deal, investigate.
Browning S-9659.
RUN YOUR OWN STORE
IN A FAST-GROWING CHAIN
As an INDEPENDENT MERCHANT,
your income will top the aver
age salary, plus an insured
future and prestige occupation
RIGHT NOW Californias famous
Baskin-Robins 81 flavors ice
cream stores are opening in
Washington. Qualified men and
women are invited to apply for
one Of the valuable franchises,
II they can back their confidence
in themselves with a modest in
vestment. No experience neces-
sary because Of chain store"
guidance and support. These
stores are different! Exclusively
ice cream: no foodl Proved sue.
cess record, based upon flavor
originally. sound merchandising
and award winning quality. With.
out obligation, write or phone
Mr.. BASKIN, 416 Canal Street
Sc Washington 8, D. C.. Phone
II. 4-1613.
STORE FOR sALE-Variety type
s.; location, good terms. Call
Evening star., 1961-08-28

OVER 1 ACRE near drive-in the
ater on Marlboro pike. RE. e.
4a56 ROY E. SHAVER REAL
ESTATE.
I7S,OOO so. FIT, LANDOvER RD.
10000 so. It. Benning rd.
Z 900 so. IT. Minnesota ave.
INDUSTRIAL GROUDN
$4,000 so. fl. Bladensburg rd
D. J. wELTMAN LU. $4,000
81 ACRES
acres Of which is now zoned COM
merciel Near circumferential.
Priced for Quick sale, s55, 900.
ExCLusIVE-JAMEs L DIXON l.
Co, -FE. $1,000, Carl Van Lowe,
JU. S-394s.
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BUSINESS PROP m H1 BUSINESS urpoauHEs OFFICES 1uos m HEn REAL
(coNTINUEpl

REsTAURANT-Ital. Amer, nr. Pa
tuxent naval base. Compl. equip. D..
cocktail lounge, liquor, on and off.
Lee. seating capacity. IRVING
TURNER, Atty, ST. 3-6316.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Neighborhood business doing 3d.
00n gallons monthly. High labor
income. Northern Va. Shell sta
ton. Call HE. $1,000 It'll 5 pm.
GY. 4-9RHl eYeninEs.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
SHARON
REALTY
SLEEPY HOLLOW

Large center-hsll entrance brick
rambler in select neishborhood d;
kitchen with breakfast nook and
welk-out recreation room to brick
patio and fireplace. Nice lot with
large trees. Reduced to S23,95O.
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DOCTORS SUITE

SPLENDID location for two doctors to
share office. seneral practitioner
and pediatrician or obstetrician
or surgeon. on ground floor Of
apartment BLDG. In center Of Coco
HOPE Hills -Navlor Garden area
and surrounded By 1900 family
dwelling units: 3 rooms and bath.
designed for praetictns physician;
S126 month. Phone LU. 1-5500.
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IMPoRT-SP0RTS

ABARTH go $50 &C. Zagato coupe
best offer. TIE. 6-S00s.
AUSTIN -HEALEY '61 $1,000: cd.
wire wheels, heater, 5000 mi
S2.S75 or best offer. SP. 3-3419
AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 40: pvt
owner, excel. cond. Must sacrifice
10. 2-3165 after 5 pm.
AUSTIN-HEALEY 80 "3OO0": pert
cond., 5000 mi, fully equip. JE
2-9607; ewes. and Sun, JE. 1920
BENTLEY SO 4-dr.: $4,000: TRADED
on rolls: immaculste. FLoOr
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
CARAVELLE so convertible, with
tops, 4-Speed trans, like new con,
dition: Sl95 down. MAJOR IN.
PORTS, Corner Wilson blvd anc
n 10th st. Arl. Va. IA. 4-66O1
CORVETTE 80; 4-speed box, $50
engine, positraction, radio, Niche.
lin X tires, > tops, excel. cond
CL. 6-2043 ewes.
FIAT 1858 model "llO0": fully
equipped. exceptionally clean. Best
offer. HE. 4-23l1.
FIAT 81 station wagon: 5000
Good condition. 1454 Kanawhs
st.. Hystts, HE. 4-f059.
HILLMAN 81 HUSKY o-door sta
wag front bucket seats, 500
miles, Tii:s, new e., cong Il sat., =; 81 500 a.
445s. Risht-hand drive.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
CONTINUED

PIMSuT HILLS; $3.50 dn.-S bed
rms, liv rn1., din, I'm. lge. oak
rrovsd. rove sHSRoN IRON REALTY FL. &
1870, FL. 6-3374.
PooE JUDGMENTS you can bene-
fit from someone's misfortune. This
quality home was overpriced al
$4,000, professionally appraised
at S36. 800, vacated and drsstically
reduced to S32, ,5n0-Immaculats
long. low picture-book rambler in
ths finest Of settinEs; features :
big bedrooms t5-bedrm. potentisn
3 baths, huge main-floor family
room, formal dining room, luxury
Appointed kitchen, basement, game
room; 2-car Earage. soft. jalousi-
ed porch. mammoth patio, In
Vulnerable shrubs, trees and con-
veniences. A bsrgain hunter
paradise. PARKER. SMITH &
DoNNELL. REALTORS. JE. 4-"@SS
REDUCED, VAcANT-ls acre is the
setting Of this reconstructed
brick rambler featuring ? bedrms
on first level, possible Attn bedrm.
on lower level: full baths; dining
rrn., living rm. with fireplace,
large fully eauipped kitchen, full
basement with gift. rec. nm.
Workshop and laundry Tm
EXTRA: Cedar closets, wall-to-
wall carpetinE. washer. dryer. New,
reduced price only S22,iS0 -
WOW! Better hurry. Call IA. s.
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-08-28

VACANT-IMMED. POSSESSION.
Immaculate Western Rancher. me-
ticulously maintained by pridcful
owner. features include fabu-
lously finished basement, fully
equipped G-E kitchen. California
carport and patio with a heauti-
fully handicapped yard. Northern
Virginia's best buy today for only
$25,950.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
fCSATINlIEnl

CADILLAC 80 Coupe de Vile: al,
vhits with beautiful black and
white contrasting interior. oply
$500 miles, spare has never beer
down: We know there are nc
others in the area this nice Olo
uwners name given to buyer or
rRnuPct
Evening star., 1961-08-28
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR COND. SUITE; 800 50. ft.
partiticned: reas. rent incl, serv-
ice. Parking avail. Inmed occup
11nS Vermont ave- co S-hSSS
Evening star., 1961-08-28

This is a program designed to
provide you with all the NEG
ESSARY CREDIT ARRANGE
MENTS and an opportunity to
establish q secure business of
your own.
A REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF
$3.50 IS REQUIRED PLUS A
PROVEN RECORD OF PER
SONAL INTEGRITY.
To arrange for a personal in
terview, YOU may call COL
LECT from 60-mile radius.
Mr.. +. HEWITT
Personnel Director
MAsTERwoRKs IN OIL LTD.
National $4,000. Ext. H5sl
Sunday Through Friday
9 AM. to 2 Pm.
interviews Will Be Held at
MARRIOTT MOTEL
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STORES FOR RENT

BETHESDA's prestiEe bldg. now
ready. 1900 Wise. ave. $500 TO
10000 sd. II. Of prime 1st floor
space avail. Tremendous office
and commercial area with. repeat
traffic. Rental includes all utili-
ties and parking e on 6no privat.es lot.
ready rented. Call JU. 7-533O.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALL CASE for lots, acreage or
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-22O0
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REH0B0TH-Sept. rental. Lge. at
tractive house, spacious grounds,
nicely furn. OIL. 4-1316.
OCEAN CITY. Nd. > and 3
location. JU 5-2635.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COBB ISLAND - Furn. waterfront
cottage; pvt. pier and boat; sleeps
B; $50 wk.; new waterfront home
for sale: call ewes, only, Sunday
through Thurs. RE. 5-7l+a.
WOODLAND BEACH, % mi. D. c.
Cottases, netted pvt. bch. $50 wk.
up. Immed. poSs. Colonial 3-Hl7E
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w WANTED
DISTRIBUTORS
PART TIME FULL TIME
YOU DO NO SELLING!

Substantial earnings to service
100 dealers, plus exception
ally high profit on brand-new
product.
We have openings for reliable
men TO become distributors Of
our interesting new product to
100 or more retail outlets in
this and the surrounding area
on part or full time basis
There is no selling on your
part but you must spare Is
hours per week.
Our own specialists establish
each and every location. Then
YOU service each OF these out
lets, The men selected will re-
Cslvs substantial weekly in
come based on the number ci
dealers they are capable Of
servicins plus q high profit
on the product.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
CONN. AVE.
GREENHOOT, INC.
Mr. NORDLINGFP.

Have several prime locations on
upper and lower Conn. ave. READY
for immediate and future occu-
Evening star., 1961-08-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEV. 81 Impala sport coupe:
fawn with nalchlng oeiSt m
terrier, auto. trans. ? and h,
Wv. tires, you can buy this car
at tremendous SAVINGS esicv
new car costs. This one he's the
appearance OF . brand new ons
and this car Is IN showroom
sonG3tfors % ROS