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Evening star., 1961-03-21
NAzI CHARTER DEFENDED
Stote Able to Keep
An Eye on Party

issued automatically. Then. If
the corporation does anything
illegal, it can be prosecuted
like anybody else; and 1t is an
advantage TO the State to have
on file the names and addresses
of the people who are running
the corporation"
Mr.. Catterall told another
letter-writer that II don't like
Nazis any more than you do"
and added:
Out-Of- State Letters
Have you considered the
fact that the Attorney General
of the United States has been
trying unsuccessfully for
several years to force sub
versive organizations to regis
ter? Apparently he thinks II
is a good thing to have them
register"
Yesterday, the office Of Gov
Almond said letters protesting
1.-THE party chartering had come
Evening star., 1961-03-21
BRIEFS
CountyHit.
In Letterto
Rights Unit

FARMVILLE, Va, Mar. 81
(APJ.-A Negro leader has
written the Civil Rights Com
mission that closing Of public
schools in Prince Edward
County, Va, represents a COM
plete abdication of all that
democracy stands for.
"It is very depressing. to say
the least, to be constantly
aware that we live in the only
place in the United States that
has no public schools" wrote
the Rev. L. r. Griffin.
He put his comments in a
special report he said was
sought from him when he was
unable to attend a Williams
burg conference Of the COM
mission last month. He is the
local co-ordinator Of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
3 Bandits Invade Home,
Tie eCoupIe, Get S4, 900

presumably had been hiding
at the sides of the front door.
jumped in and subdued Mr..
Reaves. They pushed him to
the floor and struck him on
the head with what he thought
was q pistol.
Mr.. Reaves told them the
only money he had was in his
wallet. They repeatedly re-
ferred to Mr.. Reaves as
Chuck" his nickname, and
asked several times where his
mother-in-law was.
Mr.. Reaves' mother-in-law,
who usually stays with them,
was visiting friends.
The robbers searched Mr.
Reaves, taking his wallet and
ring, and then forced him and
his wife into a second floor
bedroom. There they tied his
hands and feet and left him
on the floor. The intruderS
bound Mrs. Reaves to a rock
ing chair.
The robbers put q pillow un-
der Mr.. Reaves' head and then
gagged his wife, apologizing
for pulling her hair.
The house then was ran
sacked. The robbers escaped
with about $400 in cash and
some jewelry valued by the
owners at $4,000.
Mr.. Reaves worked his way
free and then called police.
Police said all three men
wore dark clothes, dark glasses
and dark hats pulled over their
eyes. All three appeared to be
in their sos, police said.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

RICHMOND, Mar. 81 (AP) /.
"A member Of the State
agency which chartered the
American Nazi Party says the
registration will enable officials
10 keep a close watch on its
operations.
Ralph T. Catterall, a mem
Der of the State Corporation
Commission, and his two Fellow
commissioners have received
criticism from some quarters
since they issued the charter
to the American Nazi Party
last week. J
Replies TO Complaints
Mr.. Catterall, in an answer
ing letter to one complainant,
said that anyone who wants
10 can have q corporate char
ter by filing the necessary
papers and paying the statu-
tory fees.
$50 long as the charter dis
closes no Illegal purpose it Il
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Stevenson Talk Sought
By Virginia Democrats

Last falls campaign by vir.
ginia Democrats was much
more energetic in behalf Of
President Kennedy, despite a
golden silence" maintained by
Senator Byrd. than it was for
former Gov. Stevenson Id 1852
and 1856.
In 1852 Senator Byrd, head
Of the States most powerful
political organization, said he
could not support Mr.. Steven
son against Gen. Eisenhower.
In 1856 Senator Byrd remained
silent.
On February Is Virginia
Democrats held their tradi-
tional jefferson Jackson Day
dinner with Senator Monroney
Of Oklahoma as the principal
speaker. Although well at
tended. the dinner failed to
wipe out the campaign deficit
estimated as approaching $2o,-
900.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Planning Stressed

Planning in Arlington County
and the Metropolitan Area was
set down as the 1861 field of
study by the Arlington County
League of Women Voters at its
annual meeting last night at
the Arlington County Recrea-
ton Center.
Elected as league officers at
last nights meeting were Mrs.
Charles Naumann, president;
Mrs. William Bozman, first
vice president; Mrs. William
Mathews, second vice president;
Mrs. A. F. Kruger. secretary,
and Mrs. Sara Gene Davis,
treasurer.
Named to the board Of direc-
tors were Mrs. John Carey,
Mrs. Sophie Dales, Mrs. Walter
Langbein, Miss Constance Foley
and Mrs. Everett r. Call.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

Three men forced their way
into the home Of a Fairfax
County couple last night on
the pretext of delivering a
package and robbed them Of
$400 in cash and jewelry valued
at $4,000.
County police said Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E. ReaveS were in
their home at l08 Janna Lee
avenue in the Rolling Hills sub
division south Of Alexandria
when q man appeared at the
front door about $3.50 pm. with
a package in his hands.
Before the couple realized
what was happening, the man
and two others who apparently
knew something Of the family,
suddenly forced their way in
side, tied them up and ran.
sacked the house.
Mr.. Reaves is q used-cal
dealer in Washington. His
wife is o chief operator for
the Chesapeake q Potomac
Telephone Co.
Police gave this account:
When the first man appeared
at the door, he asked Mrs.
Reaves If she would accept q
package for her husband. She
called him and he came and
unlocked the storm door.
The man suddenly showed the
package into Mr.. Reaves' stom-
ach, forcing his way into the
house. Mr.. Reaves lashed out,
hitting the assailant in the
face.
But the two other men, who
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Two Are Charged
In Liquor Cuse

A 33-year-old Washington
taxi driver and his passenger
were arrested in Alexandria
yesterday on charges Of Illegally
transporting alcoholic bever-
ages across State lines.
Alexandria police and NJ. K.
Bryant, State Alcoholic Bever-
ages Commission investigator,
stopped the taxi a Slater's lane
Evening star., 1961-03-21

and Washington boulevard.
They found 96 pints Of wine.
along with 16 half-pints Of
whisky, in the trunk. Detective
1t. Francis johnson said.
The driver. Jasper Gilehrist,
Of the 1900 block Of Trinidad
avenue NE, was charged with
illegal transport. A similar
charge was placed against his
passenger. Frank Jackson, 46,
Of the 1900 block Of North
Henry street, Alexandria, who
was also charged with
vagrancy.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

from seven persons in four
States. A spokesman pointed
out that the Governor has no
control over the issuance Of
charters. a function which rests
solely with the sec.
The application for the
charter was filed by George
Lincoln Rockwell, Of Arlington,
who heads the American Nazi
party.
Meantime, a Virginia Amer
lean Legion committee said 1t
has found the sec had no
choice but to charter the Amer
ican Nazi party.
No Approval Implied
Former State Senator John
j. Wicker jrj of Richmond
committee chairman, said his
committee found "the charter
application complied fully with
all the requirements of law
and, consequently, the sec
had no choice.
Mr.. Wicker said that issu-
ance in no way implied ANY
sort Of approval"
The committee was named
by Virginia Department Com.
mander Murray York o.
Springfield to investigate issu'
lance Of the charter.
Evening star., 1961-08-29

TYPEWRITERS-New 1861 Roysl
and Remington portables with
cases, S49.95, plus tax. Typing table
included. no extra charge; IBM
used. 500: others S3j. and up.
rentals. repairs. trade-inS &C
cepted CENTRAL 923 18th ST
NV, MA. S-OSOO.
USED FURN.-2 tbl. lamps, 2 club
chrs., sofa bed, ext. table, auto,
washer, elec. ironer. JU. s-173l.
VACUUMS, lge. selec., 1-yr. guar.;
$40 up. VA. REPAIR CENTER,
4l03 Columbia pike. ia. s-71OO.
YACUUMS. all makes. SI0-S2O. J.
IT. guar: 10 years same location.
HYATTSyILLE VACUUM CO
521l Baltimore Ave. AP. 1908
VACUUMs-Reconditioned Electro
guar. Day or night, RA. 3-elSl.
VACUUM. pot style with all attach
mentS; never used; SIS delivers
call HA. 2-9039.
VACUUM CLEANER, brand new,
swivel top on wheels wall att.
Sl1.75. will deliver. La. a-6462.
VACS., all makes, SIS, $40, So;
guar. SEW-EZY VACUUM CO..
5l56 Benning I'd. sc. 10. S-5400.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore
auto. 3 yrs. old, peri. cond.; must
sac, SIS. VIII. BLISS aft. pm.
WASHER-Hot Point de luxe, fully
auto. Also matching Hot Point
drier. Excel. working order and
cond. S65 ca. OIL. 2-5991.
WASHER, Kenmore: fully auto
matte. $50. See at 1927 Nara
sanSett parkway, College Park, Nd.
WAsHER-Kenmore automatic. ex-
cellent condition, SIPS. LA. g.
3S3g.
WASHER, late model, fully auto. /:
Just been overhauled, guaranteed; /;
will deliver, $50. II. 1895. l.
WATCHES. $3.50; transistors S4;
rings. 25c: Wholesale. 2nd. FIR.
TASH ENTERPRISES. 2nd fir.
719 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
ROOMS FURN-MD. VA.

ALEX., near Seminary-Lge. from
nm. pvt. home, maid serv: gentle.
man: SO vk. TE. 6-6l22.
ARL., S.-Lge. rm., pvt. bath; nr
Clarendon; gentleman: S45 pel
mo. IA. 2-0264, 6-S pm.
ARL., N.-Single room for younr
professional man, student or Of.
ficer; home privileges: sos For
info, KE. S-543l, evenings OF
weekend.
ARL., S.-Sgl. or dbl. conv. to bus
kit. PRIVILEGES; ladies only. Call
IA. 4-679S.
n. ARL., lev. furn. studio bedrm. in
besut. pvt. home. Bath shower
Gentleman. KE. S-2669.
WALKING DISTANCE TO Silver
Spring - Nicely furn. sgle. I'm
Gentleman only. Call after 5:3l
pm. JU. S-5133
Evening star., 1961-08-29

LIVE IN ghw, child care. exper.
Refs. Conv. loc. D. C.. good sal.
Eng. or French speak. FE. 3-514S.
MAID, g.h,w.; fond Of children;
live in, Thurs. and every other
Sun. off $40 Wk. III h-R130
Evening star., 1961-08-29
ROOMS, APTS. TO SHARE

ARL. TEACHER, woman, to share
2-bedrm. furn. apt with l or
others, same. TIE. 6-465S.
DUPONT CIR.-Yng. man, college
background, will share newly decor
l-bedrm. apt. wLSame. DE. 2-6S97
GIRL to share nicely iurn. 2-bedrm
apt. with others. Call RA. g.
43l6 after s pm.
GIRL will share -bedrm. in S. Arl.
with another girl. $40; 2l-25 yrs.
old. Call ia. S-6657 or IA. 7-4465.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Younf
lady % to 50 share apt. with one
other lady, bedrms. Rent $40 5C
mo. Wo. 6-4752 after 6 pm.
PROF. WRITER, mid-3Os will share
large l-bedrm. luxury apt. near
Sheraton PIX. " well man
under 35. Good BACKGROUND, poiSe.
personality, appearance. social
adaptability a necessity. Very reaS.
rent to congenial, y-qualified
person. No triflers. Reply to Box
435-E, Star.
TWO GIRLS wish to share beaut
turn, apt, with other girl. 10
1880 after pm
Evening star., 1961-08-29
HELP DOMESTIC

ATTN: HOUSEWIVES, Maids. Refs.
chkd. Start today! D. c. Job Cen
ter, Mrs. Derrington, CO. 1920.
ELDERLY I'D 5It. LADY Or girl 70 n, care
ref. req, mod. sal. NO. 7-0016.
EUROPEAN HELP, live in; New
jersey suburbs, "a hr. from N. Y;
, girls or > separate homes
able to cook well and do gh.w
Excel. salary; own room, bath and
TV. Ref. req. Box Sac, Star.
G.H.W., plain cook. 5 days; live out,
sit 9 nights; local refs. Nr. West
moreland bus. EN-. 2-S375.
HOUSEKEEPER, full chg. for father
and . small motherless daughterS
Must live in. HE. 4-63024.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, some iron
ing; / or days week. Someone
who lives nr, Kensington or has
car. Call VIII. 2-5066 after 4 pm.
wkdays., any time Sat, Sun.
LADY to live in and do general
houSSework. OIL. 2-3733 after
4:30 p.m.
LIVE IN ghw, child care, exper.
Refs. Conv. loc. D. C.. good sal.
Eng. or French speak. FE. 3-514S.
MAID, g.h,w.; fond Of children;
live in. Thurs. and every other
Sun. off. $50 wk. JU. 5-6130.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN who needs
home, in exchange for child care
plus small salary. Ii. 7-2554.
RELIABLE LADY. for child care and
light hswk., days. East Pines,
Beacon Hgts. section. AP. 7-36S0.
aft. 5 pm.
RELIABLE WOMAN, middle age:
live in; g.h.w., 4 children in fam;
5ia-day wk. Potomac area, local
refs. 4-6 pm. only, AK. a-9556
WOMAN. over 30, exper. baby care,
Inv: S to 3 daily, 5-day wk. FL.
4-9069 ewes.
WOMAN as permanent housekeeper
for elderly couple. Good home,
moderate salary. One who can
drive car preferred. FRED W.
HORTON Rt. 8, Box "a, Man
asSas, Va. 29'
Al MAID. Live in or out. S4O-S5O.
No money needed. D. c. Job Cen
ter. Mrs. DerriAgt0n, co. 1920.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
STENO-TYPIST

TEACHERS-Many teachers report
today. Positions open to $4,000.
14th st. NV. RE. 7-393S.
TELEPHONE SALES, downtown, 5
ARREY PERsoNNEI. 1878 EVE NV.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
HELP WOMEN
CONTINUED

eECRETARY-A responsible. we'll
paying position for an accurate
typist with good shorthand skill,
and previous Sscretarial expert
ence. Prefer a woman, 25 or over.
looking for 4 career. GENERAL
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE co
CALL NE. s-2415 weekdays be-
tween and $40.
SECRETARY to trial attorney; ex-
per. or will consider Seerstarial
exper. in casualty ms. claims Of
flee, Sal. eommen. with ability.
Gail Mr.. DoNNELLY, FE. 7-S330.
SECRETARY to RUN an office;
more than his. education nee;
age 80 or over desired. MUST
type accurately from dictaphons.
VIII handle people and accts.;
good telephone voice; 5-day wk.,
9-5. Write Box 95-E, Star, Civ
ing qualifications.
SECRETARY, exper. not nee, ac-
curate skills, national firm. 5 days.
to 1888. POTOMAC ENIPL.. 1884
Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000.
SECRETARY to the president Of
realty and construction company:
shorthand 100 w.pm. or better:
excel. salary and benefits. For in
terview. call TU. 2-0105.
SECRETARY, LAW. Wheaton, no
legal exper. nee. for attrac. girl
in 2Os: salary open.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
2446 Reedie Dr.. Wheaton
Evening star., 1961-08-29
ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS desired for out Of town
students. Good neichborhOod, re-
fined families. Call CORTEZ
PETERS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
AID 4-l246.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
Telephone secretary
RECEPTIONIsT

At lobby desk in CARLTON
HOUSE an conditioned 4S5-
unit apt. bldg, $500 Wisconsin
ave. Secretarial service and PIX
Hours: $40 to 1880 pm. Ex.
cellent environment. Permanent
position and good salary for per-
sonable and dependable woman
between 80 and so with expert.
ence on either secretarial or PBX
board. Call FE. 7-4407 for ap.
pointment TO be interviewed.
TELLER for financial department
of large reputable internationa
oragniza ton; must be neat anC
accurate and capable Of meeting
the public; pleasant working con
ditionS. liberal employe benefits
35-hour work week; starting sal
ary S55 per week. Apply AMERI
CAN EXPRESS CO., 622 14th st
NV. Wash, D. c.; see Mr.. Brew
or Mr.. Hedrick.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
IV RENTAL MANAGE
N. w. HOSPITAL

hand helpful. To S375.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1898 Eye NV
Evening star., 1961-08-29
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 10Th St
NV. South Of Dupont Circle. Sgl
and dbl. non-drinking young
Evening star., 1961-08-29
SlTUATIoNS-WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ABLE DOMESTIC; screened. refs,
checked. GLOBAL MAID SERV.,
4O6 Fla. ave. NV. co. 5-4S2l.
FOR EXPERIENCED COLORED
WOMAN desires part time or 5
days wk. TU. 2-1247.
FROM BRAZIL, maids, trained,
guaranteed, insured. bonded, rea-
sonable; wks. wait. ABBCO
EMPL CORP, 1910 Vermont ave.
ST. 3-037S, ST. 3-2207, 0 am
pm
MATURE WHITE DESIRES child
care. l.h.w., good plain cook. Cal
before s pm, NO. 10000.
WOMAN wishes work ironing by
day or part time. Exper. Ref. 5S3-
54zo.
WOMAN, colored, desires days
work or 5 days: good ref. and
health cards. 10. 1-11a7.
WOMAN DESIRES DAY OR FULL
TIME work. Good City refs. Loves
children. Ii. 4-545T.
Al ABLE DOMESTICS, live in OF
out; $50 wk. up; health card and
references. QUALITY, 919 N. Y.
ave. NV, DI. 7-4393.
COLORED lady des. Inv, child
care, day week. Honest. HO.
2-2319.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
LcoNTINUED)

FURN.-Bed, mahoE.; 2 sofas,
piaypen, stroller, radio. Hoover
sweeper: ress. 1921 Calvert st.
Evening star., 1961-08-29
HELP WOMEN
TELLER-CLERK

S175 hr. in dntn. credit union
S:30-6, every other Fri. pay day
age 23-45, prefer cashier or teller
exper., good at figures, good pen.
man and use l0-key adding ma.
chine. occasional extra days work
Call DU. 2-4016 or write Boz
10l-D, Star
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01
ROOSEVELT
DISTRICT BOND
ISSUE ON DEG. 5

Residents Of the Roosevelt Ele-
mentary School District will be
asked to approve a SIS million
bond issue Dec. S, Sutp. T. G.
Barr said. 4
The bond issue will not spec
ify a time limit for spending
the funds, he declared.
However, the amount expended
in a year could not exceed 10
per cent of the districts total
valuation.
Funds would be used to con-
struct school buildings, provide
furnishings, and acquire land
sites. according to Barr.
Presently. the district needs
A classrooms to take 2, 700 chill
dren off double sessions.
Roosevelt District now has
8,O34 elementary children in at
tendance.
Polls will be open 6 am. to
7 pm. at Julian. Valley View.
and Sunland Schools, and in
Neighborhood House.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01
PERJURY
CHARGED TO JUROR

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Federal
officials announced the arrest OF
one of the jurors in the recent
freedom rider" bus burning
trial on a charge of perjury.
U. S. Attorney Macon Wea-
YER identified him as Lewis Mar
tin Parker, SO, of Hartselle. Ala.
Weaver said the federal COM
plant charged that Parker gave
false answers when asked about
present or past membership in
the Ku Klux Klan.
The trial of eight men charged
in the burning of a bus carrying
an integrated team of segrega-
tion testers ended In a mistrial
at Admission, Ala, earlier this
month.
The perjury charge against
Parker carries maximum PEN
atty of So. 900 fine and five years
imprisonment on conviction.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01

Dec 10 Remember Memorial
Services will be held at Bethel
AME Church. Is Ave. and Tonic.
All members are asked to be
present in regalia.
Dec. H. Junior Temple cleo
tions will be held--All men,
bers urged to be present.
Dec.l2 w II. Patterson Lodge
ATT election Of officers for the
incoming year. ALI brothers
are asked to attend.
AnAAMA ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harris
Of Los Angeles visited relatives
here during the Thanksgiving
holiday. Mrs. Harris is the
sister Of Bro. James McElroy..
The Antler Guard convention
committee meeting Is making
preparations for great conven-
tion and presentation tea on Feb.
10 and IL.
hhhAAM
Mrs. Mary Blackshear and her
grandson Ralph. Of Los Angeles
were houseguests for Thanks
giving Of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Blackshear. She is Bro. Black
shears mother.
4 q
Looking for delicious Christ
mas gift--be sure and order a
cake from the Jr. Temple daugh-
tiers. Call Jr. DIR. Ruler Bev-
erly Gray, AL 4-3070.
AAhA
Dec. l7-Past Exalted Rulers
Council meeting. Important
business.
Charlesetta McC Clammy
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01

Nevada highway patrolmen said
Lewis, cement company work.
err, died at Southern Nevada Mem
orial Hospital three hours after
the accident.
Officers said Lewis apparently
was lying on the roadway when
he was hit by a car driven by
Hyman H. Walker. So. an OIL
worker from Hilmar, Calf.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01

COLUMBIA, sc. The state
supreme court last week ruled
out the conviction Of a former
Marine sergeant from Atlanta
convicted in 1859 by a Beaufort
County Circuit court for raping
an elderly Negro woman.
Fred Davis, "a, Is reportedly
the first white man ever con-
victed and sentenced to death
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01
MAN CONVICTED FOR RAPING NEGRO

for the rape Of a Negro woman
in the u. S. The court ruled
that remarks made by the pro-
secution during the trial Of Davis,
tended to Excite jury and
force a conviction"
The court ordered new trial
ruling that remarks of the pro-
secutor we're "plain threat" TO
not prosecute other cases If Davis
were set free.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01
PHOENTCIAN KILLED
ON NEVADA HIGHWAY

LAS VEGAS. New. John H.
Lewis, 70, Of 2l26 E. Broadway.
Phoenix. Ariz., was killed when
he was struck by a car on US.
Highway 81.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Mr.. Banks:
read with great interest your front editorial re The
Musms your November II edition.
may already be Of It, but American Security Council
published May 81, 1861 called Spark For The
DYNAMITE you you interested. write
Jack son Operating Director, American Security Council
2O4 w. Monroe St Chicago Illinois.
Arizona tribune., 1961-12-01

Yours truly,
Robert E. Neely. Executive Director
Citizens Information Center
45l2 N. Central. Phoenix l3, Ariz.
Evening star., 1961-04-17
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS OR ACREAGE-zoned for
garden type apt. development.
northern Va. area. Brokers pro-
tefted with information as TO
price. location, ETC.; reply 2, o.
BOX 4095, south station, Arl. 4
Evening star., 1961-04-17
Lifetime Opportunity

UNLIMITED GROWTH POTENTIAL
international manufacturer now
tnaugurating new distribution
policy. No selling required-iust
delivery and collect from company
accounts. Car and 5-l0 weekly
hours required, .S1.095 INVEST.
MENT COMPLETELY REFUND
ABLE.
If you can qualify, FINANCING
ARRANGED to help you gel
q started. Interested? Call district
manager ST. 3-6796 to arrange
appointment. -,~-
Evening star., 1961-04-17
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

WATERFRONT HOUSE, ST. Glenn
ent Bay. Lovely view, excellent for
water sports, open. Sunday. 629
Potomac ave, st. Clement Shores,
Md Call Nashington, EN-, 2-75S0.
Evening star., 1961-04-17
COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST! NO DELAYS-2nd
trust loans. Consolidate bills,
money for any purpose. D. c..
Md, Va. Day or eyes,, UN. .4-92SS.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE e. INVESTMENT Co, 319
Southern Bldg. MA. S-3331; i'm
mediate service, 10 to 4:30 pm
MONEY. end TRUST-We viii buy
End trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va; reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVEST. CORP,
1872 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S-5S33.
--rT--
Evening star., 1961-04-17
CHURCHES FOR SALE

IN HEART OF ALEXANDRIA -
Completely remodeled, modernized
church bldg; also nine-room
house adjoining. On $4,000 So
II. CO commercial ground. Main
auditorium seats $50; can accom-
modate 1000. Several smaller
auditoriums, score Of small class
or meeting rooms. Suitable for
many uses other than a church
Prices and terms reasonable. Call
Mr.. Huntinston, FE. $1,000 or
DU. 7-S71l.
EXCLUSIVE with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA vacation home for rent
New beAut. furn. 3-bedrm. air
cond. home facing river nr. Fort
Myers; lot backs on canal; has
boat dock; liv, rm. and master
bedTm. open onto patio containing
lge. encl, swim. pool. OIL. 2-696S.
INDIAN LAKE ESTATES-Choice
corner lot on Park ave. over a
acre. Bargain at $4,000. WA. =
4176.
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4-FAMILY FLATS
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON TOWERS SHOPPING
CENTER, next door to Drug FaiI
5000 50. IT., high traffic area;
available Immediately; s minutes
from 14th and r. MR.. BRAKE
FIELD, ia. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1850: economy plus; sa95
EATON CHEVROLET, Ii. 7-634s
AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE 80: good
condition, all extras except radio.
FE S-00ob.
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The real of having folks back buy again
and again That's why won't qubbe about fine points when
customer satisfaction We're proud the many awards for
service hanging showroom walls and prouder still ofthe
thousands of people who check of these wild wild claims
you often then back sign Chernes
in today and ask for you don't find everything your
plete satisfaction"
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

CADILLAC so 9-passenger limo;
factory air conditioning, all Cad
lilac accessories; this car is black
and in immaculate condition; $6,-
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SECOND TRUST
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
MONEY TO LOAN

BETHANY BEACH, ocean front lot,
very desirable community, $4,000.
| Box 103-X, Star
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ALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES STUDIOS fer RENT

COLLEGE PARK-CorneP lot, 55,-
600 50, IT. az goo per. Subject to
zoning Of your choice, flexible
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1922 e2hd St. NV. FE. 7.260o
CADILLAC al 4-dr.: $4,000. Un-
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC 80 Fleetwood "6O":
special sedan, black. factory air.
conditioning, beautifully kept; S6,-
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SALES CAREER

Permanent prestige position with q
future. Product Is backed by "a
yr-old national company. We train
you. Phone MA. S-l950 for inter-
Utau