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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Now Use OF Water May
END YOUR
NSTlPATION
WORRIES

AS you grow older. your system be-
rms TO dry out. This is true OF your
i'tS>lINc system, and il may lead ,o
oiis'iphhon. SFRuIAS. taken dI.,y
WIN plenty OF water. produces ,
dh"o'h gel that provides the pIoreI
""i>iurc. bulk and peri>taltic stimu.
'','nn To help end your conStipalion
~orIIe>.
>'kCiAN Is the all-vcgetablc lax
awe AID that moistcn> hard. dry fooJ
WASTES and forms II for easy, regular
elimination. SlRuTAN is entirely diff
'eicnt from harsh chemical pills.
SANS, etan ar oils. Take SIRlIAS
uanN WIN water and enjoy regular
elimination Or Your money back.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

Nid-caSt that could spark d
tremendous chain reaction IN
North Carolina.
IT'S the Sem pest" and Il
has caused famincS in the Mid
east by feasting ON thousands
Of acres oi small grains.
What would happen if Il few
Sem pests Sucaked into North
Carolina - perhaps aboard "a
grain tanker tied up at More
cad City?
Most likely Il farmer would
find them eating his wheat in
the field says NJ. II. Farrier,
AN entomologiSt at N. c. State
College. He would call ON the
county agent to identity the
bug"
The agent probably would be
unfamiliar with the Sem pest.
since it's foreigner" He
would send some TO State Col
lc2c.
Assuming the college could
identify the insect as big
danger 10 Tar Heel gain
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

, sometimes quite 4 task. with ;;
many thousands of insect.
species in the world-the,
would alert Washington ant
Jack w. Kelly ii.
Kelly heads up the Plan
Pest Control Division fol
USDA III North and South Car.
Dina. From his office i'm Ra.
.eish, he would pull most al
his staff OF about 80 Nortf
carolina field men off Other
projects To concentrate On In.
sem pest.
These people, cooperatin.
with scientists from the col
!ese, the states Experiment
stations, USDA, MEDIA and
other agencies. would concen-
trate on developing ways t.
curb the hazard Of the Sem
pest. They might call for helr
from the Southern Grain In
SectS Laboratory, under con-
Struction for USDA at Triton
Ga. e.
The lab won't be finished
until next July" says Farrier
But when it's in operation, il
VIII be a big help in controll-
ing Tar Heel crop insects"
Tar Heel farmers may ge
help from the lab on control OF
many other insects and bug,
we've got, like:
The army worm and tn,
green bug ON wheat; the wire.
worm, the billbug, the ric.
wccvil, the lesser rice weevil
the pink corn worm and IN,
European corn borer-eneni..
of corn.
North Cardinals Nickels.
lor-know-how program viii
put her ahed of other states il
working with the Georgia lab,
says Farrier. The nickels from
Tar Heel farmers are frequent.
~ used to get emergency con.
troll programs into action i'm.
medlately, instead of waitini
Tor money to be appropriated
or allocated by some other gov.
eminent agency"
Basic research will be don,
al the lab, under the Supervi
SION OF its director, DR.. II. {
Cox, says Farrior. They'll b,
working on such things a
weak spots in an insects lif
cycle. or what makes corn re
SlStant To insects" he says.
Two prime examples of CO
operation between agencies o!
plant pest control are the cam
palgnS against witchweed {;
parasite which "mooches"
living off Of CORN and japan
eSe beetles.
There were about 200 per
sons working on detection an,
control of witchweed in Nortl
Carolina" says Farrier. "Ant
big campaign against the ia
panese beetle was put on il
Piedmont and mountain count
les. 1t was quite a hazard {,
snap beans moving into Ten
neSSee markets"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

representation and belief thai
the female partner 10 the mar
riage is pregnant, followed by
the separation of the parties
within forty-five days of the
marriage which separation has
been continuous Tor a period
Of one year shall be voidable:
Provided, that no child has
been born to the parties with
III ten lunar months of tho
date of separation"
North Carolina forbids tn,
marriage of double first couS-
ms, but marriages between
iirSt cousins are valid.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Twin States
Auction Mkt.
Opens In TC

Twin States Auction Market,
located on the Green Sea road
just outside of Tabor CITY. will
hold its first auction Of farm
animals on Thursday. January
~, A. b. Jackson & Sons, op-
orators of the market, an
nounCed this week.
The auction market is cur
rcntly buying corn and scrau
IRON and began buying hogs
LOT the market Monday morn
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

Mr.. Jackson stated that the
new market. formerly operated
by w. A. Williams. will have
the motto of Honest weigh,
and d fair deal for every
body"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Shrinks Hem0rrh0ids
Without Surgery
Stops Itch-ReIieves Pain

For the first time science has found
\ new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
non (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all results were so thor
'ugh that sufferers made astonishing
statements like piles have ceased tc
De problem!" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-DyneS)-dis-
'overy of a worldfamous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
:alled Preparation H@. At all drug
counters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Id
aho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Michigan, Mississippi, Mon
tana, Ohio, Oklahoma, PEN
nSylvania, Rhode Island, South
Carolina, South Dakota, and
Texas.
Common-law marriages, in
those Jurisdictions where su IN
are authorized. are Just as
binding as u ceremonial mar
riage. They can be- terminated
only by annulment or divorce.
What is Il cummon-law mar
riage?
To constitute Il common-law
marriage there must be- a pres
ent agreement between "a man
and woman, eligible 10 enter
INTO such relationship, TO take
each other as husband and
WIFE. All that is necessary is
mat the parties shall intend 10
mary, and their intention NAV
be proved either by their words
or by their conduct. No SOL
einniZatIon or other formality.
apart from the agreement it.
self, is necessary. No witnesses
are required.
me agreement being the es-
Scntlal element in these MARI
ages, 1t may, like any other
agreement, be proved by words
or by conduct, and by the test
imony OF the parties them
selves or by the testimony If
thlrd persons.
what are the requirements
OF valid marriage in North
Carolina?
Briefly stated, any man and
woman entitled by law to be
married may do SO by appear
ing together before minister
or justice of the peace and
voluntarily expressing their
serious intent to be husband
and wife, and having the min
lister or justice of the peace de-
clare them man and wife.
NO witnesses are required.
What are the marriages pro-
hlbited by the law of North
Carolina?
/ lnterracial and bigamous
marriages are absolutely void.
A marriage between a white
person and a Negro is an ex-
ample OF an interracial marri-
age that is void. If a man emit
ers INTO a second marriage be-
before his first marriage has
been dissolved by divorce or
death of his first wife, the
second marriage is bisamous
and void.
Inc following marriages are
merely voidable-that is. they
are valid until they have been
declared void by the court in
an annulment proceeding: U)
marriages between two persons
nearer of kin than first cous-
ms; (2) marriages where one
Oh the parties is less than six
teen years of age; (3) marri-
ages when either party at the
lme Is physically impotent; 90
marriages in which one of the
parties is incapable of con-
tracing for want of will and
understanding; and (5) "a
marriage contracted under =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11

For l960-6l. the total supply
of upland cotton is estimated
al almost % million bales,
more than three million above
the normal supply.
About $1,000 Tar Heel farm
crS grow cotton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
This Is
The Law
MARRIAGES
BY ROBERT E. LEE
(FOr the ". c. Bar Association

MARRIAGES
Are "common-law marri-
ages" recognized in North Car
DINA?
No. Common-law marriages
have never been recognized in
North Carolina.
Most states until recent years
recognized common-law marri-
ages. At the present time they
are permitted in eighteen
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-11
Special women's medicine can relieve
hot flashes, weakness, nervousness
Then you can enjoy life fully again

SLEEP 8 HOURS WAKE UP TIRED?
When due To simple iron-deficien-
cy ancmia. take Pinkham Tab
lets. Rich in iron. they start to
strengthen your blood IN one dayI
Evening star., 1961-08-23
u. S. Could Ask Britain
To Delay Guiana Plans

at a news conference yesterday
that 1--WE have been working
with the British" on policy to-
ward Guiana.
"a good deal will turn on
what appears inside British
Guiana and the policies and
activities of the new govern
ment there" Mr.. Rusk added.
The United States foreign
affairs chief referred specifi-
cally to American aid. Guiana
is receiving about $750,000 in
United States technical assist
ance this and recently got a
$1.25 million World Bank loan.
Jagan Wants Slice of Aid
Mr.. RuSk said no Jagan re-
quests for new United States
funds has been received and
United States aid policy has
not yet been reconsidered. Mr..
Jagan has said he wants a cut
Of the Kennedy Alliance for
Latin America.
Washington would take a dim
view of Mr.. Jagan's going out
OF his way to get Guiana tied
up in deals with the Red bloc.
The Moscow-Peiping axis has
remained surprisingly quiet
about Mr.. Jagan's election. One
theory here is that the bloc is
not interested. Another, more
ominouS. is that the Kremlin
and Mr.. Jagan have agreed to
play a waiting game until Gui-
ana gets full independence.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

year powers in Mondays Gee
ton as his party took at least
% of the 35 seats in the as
sembly.
Mrs. Jagan, Al, who is ex-
pected to become PPP leader in
the new Senate and a power in
British Guiana affairs, said she
and her 43-year-old husband
are very happy with the results.
I'VE are grateful for the op-
portunity to burst open this
country and move it on to in
dependence" she told we'll
wiShers at party headquarters
here.
With three constituencies still
unreported, the Negro-dominat-
ed Peoples National Congress
led by Forbes Burnham was as
sured of 10 seats. Peter Da-
guiar'S conservative anti-Com-
Evening star., 1961-08-23

munist United Force won two.
While granting internal self
rule, Britain has accepted the
principle of British Guianan in
dependence within the COM
monwealth, but has promised
only to call a conference with
in a year or two to consider
setting a date for independence.
The British ousted a govern
ment headed by DR.. Jagan in
1858. charging he was plan
ming to establish a Communist
beachhead in South America.
FOresees Marxist World
DR.. Jagan has promised a
foreign policy of active neu-
tralism along the lines of In
dia and Ghana and disclaimed
plans to nationalize industry.
But he is an open admirer of
Marx and other top Commu-
nists and once said: "Marxist
philosophy will one day be the
philosophy of the world"
Mrs. Jagan was a nurse when
she met and married DR.. Jagan
in Chicago while he studied
Evening star., 1961-08-23

American admirers of the
Cuban Castro regime. Britain
still might demur over Jagan-
style independence as it did
once before in deposing him
from the Guiana leadership.
Janet Jagan, who shares the
leadership of her husbands
leftist Peoples Progressive
Party, said that now he is as
sured of a working majority in
the new legislative assembly
he will demand an immediate
conference with Britain on in
dependence.
Wants Full Rule Now
"He wants complete control
of British Guiana's affairs and
will not wait a year for our
position to be reviewed" said
Mrs. Jagan, the former Janet
Rosenberg and one-time mem
Ger Of the Young Communist
League in Chicago.
DR.. Jagan won his new four
Evening star., 1961-08-23
BY the Associated Press

The United States intends to
keep a sharp eye on newly
elected Premier Cheddi Jagan
to see whether he will try to
steer British Guiana into the
Communist bloc.
If Mr.. Jagan tries to link up
with MoScow-Peiping, repreSen-
tationS can be made to Britain
IA close ally of America-to
postpone complete independ-
ence for the newly emerging
South American country.
If Mr.. Jagan'S Marxism truns
out to be a more independent
variety, Washington may
swallow its distaste and treat
Guiana as a member of the
hemisphere family.
Mr.. Jagan, an open admirer
of top Communists, of Cuba S
Fidel Castro and of MarxiSm,
is slated for a formal call to
Guiana'S first Premiership to-
day on the results of Mon
days elections. His wife was
once an American Communist
and still has Red connections,
according to information re-
ceived here.
New Red Setup Feared
Mr.. Jagan's government will
have power over internal af-
fairs. Britain retains foreign
affairs and defense control,
pending full independence
which Britain has promised to
consider in a year or so.
In the United States view, it
would be a major political blow
to have another international
Communist beachhead set up
in this hemisphere-thiS time
on the South American con-
tinent, not just in the Carib-
bean.
Secretary of State Rusk noted
Evening star., 1961-08-23

dentistry at Northwestern Uni
verSity. They returned to Brit
ish Guiana where he founded
the PPP and she worked as a
party organizer and became its
secretary general. The British
here soon called her "the fire
brand of communism in Brit
iSh Guiana"
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Live Reef

MIAMI. - The only living
coral reef in the continental
United States is reached by
boat from Key Largo. It is one
of the main attractions of a
100 : square mile underwater
park in the Florida Keys.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
British Guiono Morxists
Demand Freedom Now

GEORGETOWN, British Guiana Aug. % (AP) P).-Cheddi
JaganS Chicagoborn wife declared yesterday her Marx
band lifted to the rank of premier by the will press
Immediately for independence for British Guiana.
The Jagans-a Chicago educated dentist Indian origin
and miantly political Wfe-are the foremost South
Evening star., 1961-06-25
FINE FARMS

60-ACRE FARM-In general Da-
mascus area-Excellent home,
beautiful setting; 900-ft. frontage
on paved road. (659),
Evening star., 1961-06-25
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. 80 acres on paved road, 6-rm.
frame home, 2 barns, garage, vari-
GUS outbuildings. near Chesapeake
Bay, q good buy.
2. 176 acres, 6-rm. basement home,
4 barns, cattle shed, 5 chicken
houses, hay barn. fenced for cat-
tie; creek through property; near
Chesapeake Bay, 3S mi. D. c.
3: SO acres. 7-rm. home, tenant
house, stable, 2 barns, 9-acre tob.
allot., on Route 2, near Chesa-
peake Bay, 40 mi. D. C.
4. acres on main highway near
Patuxent River, modern rambler
with dashboard heat, full basement
with bar and recreation rm., 35
mi. D. c.; $4,000.
8. 170 acres, good tobacco farm.
19-acre tob. allot.. 7-rm. home
with bath, 2 tenant houses. 5
barns, rich land. complete farm
machinery, large timber. financ.
ing available, 35 mi. D. c.
8. 126 acres, 150-yr. .-old, 9-rm. 8.
bath home, 2 tenant houses. .
barns, various farm bldgs., arr
tesian well, 2 creeks, 10-acre tob,
allot., fenced for cattle, valuable
road frontage, 40 mi. D. c.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

JAMES q. CONLEY g co.
FOR SALE-Farm Of approximately
100 acres in high state Of cul-
tivation and good buildings.. in
Cedar Creek Valley Of ShenAn-
e0sa ssssa SGgRty S2ts Sr sa yi5siR 1dN i t;5 Rs
SERMAN, executor Of David r,
Crockett. deceased. Woodstock. Va.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
BUSINESS 0PPoRIUNITIE!

MOTEL FOR SALE in vas bss,
tourist city. "a exceptional
units. Excellent past earnings
history. Crosses over $50, 900
Rest adjoining. Purchaser will
net $4,000 after all expenses
and mortgage payments, S45, ,0O0
cash down. c. JOSEPH MOLI-
MARIO. Motel Brokers, sos Ed
monds BldF' Wssh; 5, D. c. DI
Evening star., 1961-06-25
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

RossYLN-3.eo0 or 1900 60. IT.
Of light, attractive. air-cond; Of
al utils. furn.; 4 reserved park
ing spaces; So 50. It.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
Evening star., 1961-06-25
This Free Paint Offer
Costs You Nothing Extra

In addition to this unique sales aid, there are
other specific benefits that are granted to help
insure the success of your franchise There is no
franchise fee or royalty payment. Your advertis-
ing is co-oped 50/50. minimum skeleton stock
is your only investment outside your operating
capital. If you already have business, add paint
department to capitalize on your customer traffic
and make huge profits Groceries, hardware, feed
and seed, and many other dry good line outlets
have increased their profits by opening Mary
Carter Paint department. You, too, can increase
your income with a Mary Carter franchise for an
inventory investment of $4,000, or less depending
upon your needs and the size of your trade area.
If you are not in business now, you can open your
own full line Mary Carter Paint Store with an in
ventory investment of 1000 or less in direct rela
tionship to your needs and your trade area.
The acceptance of our franchise by business
men from coast to coast can be best illustrated
by the fact that we already have over 600 retail
branches in 36 States. Our paint franchises are
like any others offered by competitive paint COM
panies. You risk nothing except time and over
head, since your inventory investment is refund
able. We are able to offer this guarantee since our
success story is unparalleled in the paint indus
try.
We welcome visit by you to any of our retail
branches across the nation so that you can see
the success Of our dealers and learn how you too,
can increase your income with minimum amount
OF investment. In no instance is paint experience
necessary to qualify for Mary Carter franchise,
since you will be thoroughly trained by our own
personnel There is no charge for this training.
Our franchise grants are the envy of the paint
world due to the immediate profits realized
through our FREE paint offer. Consequently, they
are highly coveted. Only few towns still remain
available in this area so ACT today. Literature
will be forwarded to you free Of any obligation.
For Information Contact
Mary Carter Paint Co.
Matawan, N. ].
Or Phone Lowell 6-3884
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SUPER MARKET AND
CLEANING STORE

Combined, In de luxe modern ant
bldg: total volume $4,000 wkly
Good lease. Business will easii,
net $4,000 to $4,000 annually
Small payroll. Must be seen to bC
appreciated. EXCLUSIVE.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SERVICE STATION

You can be your own boss ant
take over this going business nov
for only $1,000. Low rent, paiC
training program and financia
assistance will assure your sue
cess in this modern 2-bay station
in Arlington, Va. For information
call me now at JE. 3-0742 or IA
4-l100 wkdays. Ask for stan
BURTON.
SHEET METAL SHOP-Long est
equip. doing good business. Owner
has other compelling interests
rare oppor. to so into prof. bust
ness with SIN. cash. Approx. So,
300 dn. BUSINESS REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
j. B. WATERS
& ASSOC.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
PHONE PA and 4SS

CATTLE FARM. 1,225 acres: beaut
setting In hunt country, 75 nj
" OF p. C.. 12.rm. house: Sl4O,
SE1IToSk:. RGHi TASF: tHE SH. 4.sS71T, R3S T. CANNON
CHARLES COUNTY, MD.-Inyest.
ment with income, 230 acres, halt
cleared. within Is miles Of b. C.;
complete with modern 3.bedrm
and bath home with full eouip
ment; raising cattle. corn, to-
bacco, ETC.: year-round streams,
beautiful view; priced to sell.
AZ ACRES, part cleared. stream
on property; large 3-bedrm. ram
bier. with full bsmt., complete
kitchen with birch cabinets, new
condition: several other buildings
including small Arm. house; i9
miles from D. c. Price. see. 900.
terms.
LARGE 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAM
BIER with den. sep. din. rm. anc
2 baths. kitchen with birch cabi-
nets and eye-level oven, large
shade trees; located in nice area
with community water. Price,
$1,000. terms.
MANY OTHER HOMES AND
FARMS TO CHOOSE FROM. Call
Major Edwards, Dial 301-WE.
so1TTHHEEiRN HEiR MARYLAND REALTY
CHILDREN O.K.-IO acres, 3-bed
rm. house; Leesburg area; good
schools. etc: $16.95O. terms.
HErndon 1913.
80 rW - 1S1--------1 .
Evening star., 1961-06-25
Prince Frederick, Md.

Phones 214 and 4ss
STATE DISTR.-Amazing, crushed
aromatic cedaFl Add water, brush
on. Makes fragrant cedar closets
stores, supermkts.. builders, paint.
ers, homes big buyers. Big profit.
appoint sub-distrs. Beaut. packed
Free kitl PLANT 80, Summit
Brookline. Mass.
SUPERMARKET, thriving In high.
income neighborhood. Top-notct
equipment. 1909 fresh stock. Per.
feet for 1-family operation, Pric,
incl. all stock. equipment and good
Viii. Reas. down pymt. considered
W; x NICHOLS. REALTORS: HE
Evening star., 1961-06-25
oUT.oF.T0WM REAL ESTATE

AVAILABLE Large plantation
basement: approx. % acres sit
uated West virginia 16O miles
from Washington in popular win
ter and summer sports area, good
hunting. Write P. o. Box 1901,
Annapolis, Maryland. 25s
Evening star., 1961-06-25
MD. LIQUOR STORE
Owner quotes approx $500 q wk.
business. $4,000 dn.
rnK

puSAucSSs p-osOOO Ous
ROFFELD REALTY CO.
DU. 7-7474 Ewes, JU. 1871
MOBILE HOME PARK-Beautiful
stone house for owner. Also rest.
and cottages. Excel. income. Lo-
Gated on Rte. 40A, western Nd.
SPARKS AGENCY. REALTORS
LA. 6-2992 or MA. 7-21SS
HOTEL AND 16 ACRES with l.50O-
#. frontage on .. 8. l, approx.
80 miles south Of d. c. Also L.
SCOTT. frontage on another hard
surfaced road. Unlimited oppor-
tunity for future development.
Last l2 months grossed over SEQ
600. Bldgs. and furniture all in
sood cond. Price $4,000. Sub
stantlal cash required. JOHN l..
SHELTON, Realtor, 10. 2-2000.
MOTEL, SWIMMING FOOL, snack
bar. other recreation. 40 rooms,
restaurant. OWNER, WO. 6-7029.
MOTEL AND GIFT SHOP-9 mod.
units. at entrance to. Skyline DR..
Price. S38,500. John Walker,
SIGLER & CO., Washington, Vir-
ginia, dial 703-6T6-3121.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
CAEE-REER-NE

Same owner over Is years. Rent
only. S125 mo. Colored clientele.
Must be sold. Asking only $4,000
sponsible people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SERVICE STATION
.SUNOCO

Due TO illness an exceptional 10.
SsiSS9 %ssSnEoS HSS ayai1sSis Rss csrsS e. 5Sl
station now averaging well over
10000 gallons per month. Good
service work. Able to produce in.
come in excess OF $4,000 an.
nually. Exceptional opportunity
for the right man interested ir
service station work. Moderate
investment required. Apply sun
OIL CO., 1925 K st NV. or ewes
Saturdays and Sundays. Mr.
Crockett, JE. 2-32SS.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
GROCERY
DEIICATESSEN

Business S1,200 weekly. Rent, only
S125 mo. White clientele. Priced
unusually low at $500 complete
with large stock. Only $1,000 dn.
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SOUTHERN MarVland

SouCnern Maryland
MARINE HARDWARE AND GEN.
ERAL STORE - Waterfront loca.
ton; service pier.
BAR AND RESTAURANT-All new
fixtures and equip. Tavern ano
lunchroom, separate main dininl
room and cocktail lounge: owners
living quarters; all completely ali
conditioned; established business
LARGE MASONRY HoME-Front.
Patuxent River; zoned comn1l.
walk-in basement and Q otheI
mod. levels; 5 bedrms., 3 full and
2 half baths: suitable for tea
room restaurant, boat rentals
legal slots.
CHURCH HALL = In good cond.
fronts main highway In Southern
Nd: good potential for antique
shop; $4,000, incl. land.
j. B. Waters & Assoc.
Evening star., 1961-06-25

5015 Columbia pike - 16xsO store
in shopping center between Safe.
way and Peoples; plenty OF park.
ing; excel. for clothing, shoes OF
other merchandise. Very densl
apt. area.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

CM-2. one-story cor. brick
bldg. Mid-city, NV. area,
Entrance on 2 streets. 9
gorgeous display rooms, stor-
age room, 8 paneled offices,
AL air conditioned. Acoustic
ceilings, fluorescent lights,
asphalt tiled floors, partially
earpeted. 8 powder rooms.
Area $500 sQ. II. Rental az
$3.50 per 50. It., plus 4,30O
50. IT. free parking. Pur-
chase option agreement with
lease considered.
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