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Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

urday. The Moores spent Sunday
with the Sonnes and Mrs. Frank
Prather and family at Rehoboth.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carlisle Saturday and Sunday
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Car
Isle and children, Mr.. and M r 8.
Roland Carlisle and children of
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carlisle and children of Townsend,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and
family of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard DeLong
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Breeding of
Vernon, on Sunday.
Gene Carlisle of Greenwood,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle.
Walter w. Moore, EN2, has re-
turned from Holy Loch, Scotland,
after being stationed there and on
patrol since last July. After spend
ing a weeks leave with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Moore
he will go to school at New Lon
don, Conn.
Michael Morrow, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Morrow, celebrated his
fourth birthday on Sunday after
noon. There were eight of his little
friends present to help him cele-
brate.
Miss Edith Fredrick of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Crockett
Attending the Antique Show at
Centenary Methodist Churc h,
Laurel, last Tuesday were, Mrs. w.
d. Hammond, Mrs. Marion McGin-
mis-, Mrs. Lynn Torbert, Mrs. Rus
sell Torbert, Mrs. Clifford Johnson
and Mrs. Walter Moore.
The Firemen's Supper was a sue
cess due to the cooperation and
donation of the community. A p
proximately 1900 persons were SER
we'd.
The FELTON, High School Alumni
Association will hold their f r S
meeting of the season Wednesday.
October 2, at 1880 pm. in tn e
school cafeteria. The new presi-
dent. Dorsey Hammond, urges all
members to be present.
Do,d
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

Clifton Conoway returned home
on Wednesday, after undergoing
surgery ON his knee. He is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hudson d
family motored to Pennsylvania
and spent the weekend with i S
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shilling.
Mrs. Minnie Davidson and Mrs.
Estella Johansen called on Mrs.
Mamie and Arzelia Wilson, Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vincent visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hudson, Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A Keller, Jr.,
are spending a week with relatives
in Florida.
Mrs. Sallie Hadder and Mrs. Ida
Mitchell called on Mrs. Sara Pep
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

per near Midway, Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Karen Price and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Ellingsworth called O n
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wiley, Sun
day evening.
Callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mitchell were Mr.. and Mrs. Grov-
er Tolbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Joseph and Mrs. Sally Hadder.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Warrington
and son of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Linford Pettyjohn an d
Oscar Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davidson and
daughter Joyce, visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell,
Sunday.
John David Vincent visited his
great aunt, Mrs. Fannie Vincent.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

Callrs of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Campbell over the weekend were,
Mr.. and Mrs, Marvin Marvel, MIR
and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, M r s.
Catherine Doty, Mrs Minnie David
son, Mrs. Estel1a Johansen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben NAPLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard West and
daughter Nancy, attended t h e
homecoming services at w e t
Wood, Sunday. Nancy was one of
their seloists.
Captain and Mrs William Good
en- Fisher of Pittsburg, Pa, spent
a couple of days at their c e d a r
Cross Farm and had as their guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack White of Pulas-
XII, Va.
Mrs. Fannie Vincent spent h e
weekend with Mrs. Malloy Rey-
nolds in Milton
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19
MAY WRITES FOR NICHOLS

NEW YORK (AP)-The comedy
team of Mike Nichols and Elaine
May returns to Broadway next sea-
son in altered shape.
Nichols will portray the lead
role in "a Matter of Position, y
a play written by Miss May as her
first White Way venture. Fred Coe
is to produce and also direct the
entertainment.
Miss May describes the work as
concerning IA man who canno
bear NOT to be liked by every.
body"
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

Look hieh-iook iow-bet you won't find
better buy than the bold, beautiful Buick
LeSabre '63! Check these Buick LeSabre
values. FuII-sixe room for six fuII-size
people tfhe front floor hump is almost sone!.
Hieh-steppine action with the 401-cu. in.
Wildcat V-8. JoIt-free Turbine Drive ian extra
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

cost option everybody wanrsD. The extra
safety of filmed aluminium front brakes. The
precision cornerine and sfraieht-tracIline
of Advanced Thrust Engineering. Famous
Buick quality. Top trade-in after years of use!
Yet, LeSabre prices start down near many
low-price" cars! Drive this beauty today!
efSpecisH yiarkiWTdcaiEiectra 225iRiwers
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

Read The Classified Ads
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-18

meaess meals taxing culinary ngenuity They need
not know the secret of preparing pr0ench dishes by
combining cheese and fresh canned fish.
good example is CheeseTuna Biscuit Pie recipe newly
developed by the Borden Kitchen. It's delightful combination
of sharp process Cheddar cheese and canned tuna
winch Will appeal to the man of the house two cotsS
rich taste, and its low cost
CheeseTuna Biscuit Pie
(Makes a to servngs)
(S-oz) can Sweetmilk (1soz) envelopes Instant
Buttermlk Biscuits Minced Onion chopped
cup Goz: CAM haked Cor 1s cup fresh onion)
tuna hsn tablespoon lemon juice
" cup diced celery teaspoon salt
tablespoon hnely chopped 7s teaspoon pepper
green pepper tablespoons mayonnaise
6 thin slices tomato
16 Q2oz. pkg.) Vera-Sharp Cheese Slices
Remove biscuits from package Press biscuits evenly over bottom
and sides of buteed 9nch pan or she'll Bake
according to package directions Combine fish, celery
green pepper onion lemon juice Seasonngs mayonnase
Spread tuna fish mixture evenly baked biscuit shell Circle
top evenly with of the tomato slices Cut cheese slices package
IN half dlagonaly Remove and separate
angles Circle cheese slice iangles edges overlapping over
entire top of pie Tuck points of cheese slices inside biscuit
Place remaining tomato slice top center Of Place pie
under preheated broer about inches from heat about
minutes until the cheese is hot and bubby Remove from
broier; cut into wedge shaped pieces Serve hot.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-18

as an adjustable drivers seat.
Others were offered by shrewd
manufacturers, such as the del
icately titled colors applied to
automobiles. Still others were
products Of the industry, such
as turn signals, window washers
and the four lamp headlight
system. All of them appeal to
women and help drive home the
fact that the little woman has
her foot firmly planted in the
garage door.
The menfolk don't seem to
mind at all. And the fellows who
build the cars well, their at
tiude seems to be summed up
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-18
STATEMENT OF RESULT OF
THE SPECIAL ELECTION
HELD IN PROPOSED
WANCHESE COMMUNITY
CENTER DISTRICT ON
MARCH n 1860
MARCH 81. 1862.


At the special election held
on March 81, 1862, in the pro-
posed Wanchese Community
Center District, the following
votes were cast for and against
the proposal to create the Wan
chese Community Center District
and for the levy and collection
of an ad valorem tax for re-
pair, maintenance. operation, etc.
of a community center building:
&c votes were cast for the
said proposal.
ID votes were cast against the
said proposal.
At said election a majority of
the qualified voters voted for
the proposal to create the Wan
cheese Community Center Dis
trict and for the levy and col
lection of an ad valorem tax
for repair, maintenance, opera
tion, etc. of a community center
building.
By order of the Board of
Commissioners for Dare County,
North Carolina.
DAVID STICK
Chairman
ATTEST:
MELVIN R. DANIELS
Clerk to the Board of
Commissioners
TO THE TAXPAYERS AND
CITIZENS OF WANCHESE
COMMUNITY CENTER DIS
TRICT OF DARE COUNTY:
No right of action or defense
founded upon the invalidity Of
the Special Election held in the
above district on March 81, 1862,
or the invalidity of any pro-
ceedings or steps taken in the
creation of and establishing the
Wanchese Community Center
District and levying a tax in
said District for the operation,
maintenance and repair of a
Community Center shall be as
serted, nor shall be asserted, nor
shall the validity of said
election or the validity of the
creation Of said District, or the
right or duty to levy taxes on
all taxable property remaining
within said district, be open to
question in any court upon any
ground whatever, except in an
action or proceeding commenc-
ed within thirty days after the
publication of the foregoing
statement.
The Boundaries of the Wan
chese Community Center Dis
trict created are as follows:
Beginning at iron pipe or
other marker situated in and
marking the Southeast cor
ner of the lands of w. Benton
Pipkin and C. Thurston Wood
ford, formerly the Hayes
Tract, on the shore of Broad
Creek on the South end of
Roanoke Island, running
thence from the beginning
point along the dividing line
between the aforesaid Pipkin
and WoodfOrd and Paul Mid
gett South 79 deg. As min.
West 1920 feet across Roa-
noke Island to Croatan Sound,
I
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-18
FREE
WHEELING
By BILL CROWELL

by BILL CROWELL
The popular image of wo-
man may be of an apron clad
housewife puttering among her
pots and pans in the kitchen.
But, hold on, automobile stylists
the fellows who make cars ell
egant-say the little woman is
more and more getting into
their act.
Over the years she's been
edging into what was once a
strictly masculine field-design,
purchase and operation of the
family car. She wields consider
able influence on the auto
builders, she holds the purse
strings in countless families and
about 40 per cent of all the car
drivers in the country are wo-
men.
As an example of the all out
feminine campaign to persuade
manufactures to consider the
"woman's touch," the original
glove compartment, assists
straps, inside lighting, bigger
luggage space, interior carpet
ing and even the non-skid tire
can all be labeled to some extent
as early examples of distaff
lobbying.
Since women drive more, the
automobile comes under her
scrutiny more often and evokes
suggestions stimulated by her
practical and fashion conscious
instincts.
Manufacturers cock an atten-
tive ear to all such suggestions.
Years ago the industry started
the trend toward lower, lighter
and leaner-looking cars because,
as one official said, aWornen
want a car that's easy to hand
le."
Also now there are plenty of
power assists-in steering.
brakes, seat adjustment and
window lifts which permit
almost effortless driving. Auto
matte tranamissions alone have
tremendously simplified the job
for milady.
What other suggestions have
women made? Larger backup
lights, wider doorways, more
graceful entry and exit; more
adjustable sun visors (and a
mirror on the back), storage
drawers in lieu of the conven-
tional glove compartment and
two ash trays in the front seat
so that the woman, as driver
or passenger, won't have far to
reach. Any of these improve
ments can be found on late
model cars.
And there are further indica-
tions that builders maintain
watchful eye on the designing
female.
Door buttons have replaced
handles on some models to e.
liminate broken fingernails.
Steering wheels have been low
cred and slanted and "picture
window" windshields to allow
the smaller woman better vision
are all but universal. Instrument
panel controls and guages
change from year to year, of
course, but smart manufacturers
group them conveniently with
the little lady in mind.
K Safety equipment has felt
female influence, too. Adjust
ment of the power brake to the
same level as the accelerator
pedal enables the foot in high
heel shoe to pivot easily from
one pedal to the other, cutting
reaction time by over one fourth.
To aid her in the role OF
mother, stylists and engineers
have put safety locks on doors,
making them virtually "fall
out" proof. They've padded dash
boards, provided electrical out
lets for baby bottle warmers,
and plastics from which she
can easily clean away tiny
hand and foot prints from
seats and side panels.
Some of these developments
1loJ ~, xxy0,,aor, CJIch
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-18

What's the hurry? The North,
Carolina Department of Motor
Vehicles says it's only a split
second from the pavestone to
the gravestone. Slow down and
live.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-05-18

in the Spanish proverb that
says "Women's advice is of
little value, but he who does
not take it is a fool"
Evening star., 1962-02-18
FARMS
MONT. COUNTY CLosI

MONT. COUNTY CLOSE TO oLNEI
older home well cared for: 5 bed.
rms. extra lge. kit, sep. din. rm.,
liv. rm. w/fireplace; barn, smoke
house. hog house. sheep house,
garage; 2 tractors w/all attach
mentS. LO. 4-6l4O.
ToWNHoUsE PROP INC.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
DAIRY FARM
ITO Acres-Very productive dairy
farm with modern dairy barn anG
all necessary farm buildings. Old
er S-rm. home with bath and scr
porch. Stream on property. OTr+:
retiring. Priced to sell. Inquire
today!
MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
WI. 1924
EYES. WA. 6-O57l
MOVE TO HOWARD co.
PAUL B. BEARD REALToR
5 acres. wooded lot. with stream;
$4,000. On new Rte. 20.
ARE nv Mopfoomaru RI line
Evening star., 1962-02-18
RENT
Get the facts!

Before YOU invest, read the
new 20-page factual Prog
ress Report: Coin-Operated
Laundry and Drycleaning
Stores"
Find Out About thu Naur
Evening star., 1962-02-18
COIN-OP
DRY CLEANING

on equipment plus installa-
tlon costs will get YOU
started Well set up the
complete coin op laundry
show you the way
towards a successful bust
ness that can earn for you
II hours day.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
USED CAR LOT WANTED
BOX lHR.R STAB

VENDING COFFEE MACHINES for
raU.c eas stations. shops, etc.
S77-i'-re. $40 ca DI. 7-6500.
WANTED. bv mariners. tavern or
rgtau~~ ut with bar in D. c. or
Nd Principals only. Replies con-
fidential. RA 3-23ll.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
LOIS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRE LOT on paved I'd. nearb,
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd
20 by go: No agents. JU. 9-303s
ACREAGE-Kings PARK, Rutherford
area, substantial acreage SO, 500.
- 800 per acre. sewer and water
etc. wooded, ready to go.
GERACHIS RLTY CO., JE. o-93I4
Evening star., 1962-02-18
[klN q ELY. TU. o-3lOO
RESTAITp MTG

IAVERAGE SALES l96l)
Beautifully equipped with privats
room for parties, large well-knoWn
shopping center with 3.OOO-car
parking lot. Manager operated
owner in another type business,
anxious to sell. Liquor license
alone cost over 100000 FULLY
equipped down to the last Dish
Ideal for two partners. Sacrific,
Tor 100000 with only $4,000
Evening star., 1962-02-18
VACATION PLACES

SWIM, FISH, hunt, camp, etc, pri.
""te club. so mi D. C mr. va
Mts. u acres stocked lake. Mem.
oeFS can rent for build their owrI
camp, lodge qtrs. or nouseboe (
Reduced initial ard ami. fees III
May !. JE 4-1o67
Evening star., 1962-02-18
CHARLES H. JAMISON

POOLEsVIILLE. ND.
WI. S-S223 or 301-DI. 9-326o
BUILDING SITE with magnificent
view. 40 acres s.v. of MiddleburE.
Va. About 25 miles from Dulles
Airport. Priced reasonably.
43n-ACPE farm with old house and
ou'builfi~~s in Fauauier County.
Price. Sn3 500.
TURNER REAL ESTATE
TIVE PLAINS VA.
Tepehone No. 253-5l06 .
Evening star., 1962-02-18
ADJOINING
CONGRESSIONAL


COUNTRY CLUB
l, 2 and 5 Acre HomeSites
l50 to $50 #. frontages; So 300
up plus paving. MR.. FISHER on
property Sun. noon til 4 p.m,
DIR: River I'd to Bradley blvd,
let > short blocks To Persimmon
Tree rd..- left / mile TO Property
near Hermon church,. La,
9-0410. ME. Sill.
ALLENTOWN RD. = ANDREWS
FIELD AREA. 4 acres with 475-
#. road frontage. Suitable church
site or medical clinic. Price,
S3O.OLO. Terms JOHN L. SHELL
Ton. REALTOR. 10. 2-2OO0.
ANNANDALE AREA-7Ia acres, .
small cabins. located on Rte. 236
nr. interchange. Excel. invest
ment. S45. 600. AGENT. 3S5-7I45,
APT. SITES. in the Riverdale and
Lanham areas. sold subject m
zzoning Call Mr.. Bilzor. with
hMU1eRAY sILVERMAN. OR. a.
Continued on NsYt po1.I
Evening star., 1962-02-18

MOTEL-Nrby. Va; modern, swim
ig ming pool; excel. income. Good
terms: GIBRALTAR, D1. 7-6500.
NEW LIGHT LUNCH and sandwich
operation. beautifully equipped
complete with air-conditioning
located near center Of Alexandra.
Owner must sacrifice, has other
interest. For appt. call OV. 3-45SO.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
iner-ReStaurant

Diner-ReStaurant
On busy highway: averaging ST.,
200 .wkly.: closed s pm, dali,
closed ali day Sun. Business ca; car
be tripled by increasing hours
large parking. lot. Priced reason.
e6ly. Wonderful terms to respon.
si5le people. Ewes. and Sun, AL
BOOkOFF. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
liz 5th St. NV. MA. s-937s
PEPPERIDGE FARM BISCUIT
FRANCHISE FOR SALE = Wash,
lngton. D. c. area, expansion ant
unlimited potential make this .
sound investment Send short res.
ume OF your eXper. and back.
ground. Box 72-B, Star.
PRINTING PLANT. Va. We'll estab.
gong excel: business. Good terms
GIBRALTAR CO., D1. 7-65O0.
RESTAURANT. GEORGETOWN area
GIBRALTAR CO.. D1. 7-65Oo.
RESTAURANT, Sill. spg. area: beer,
VINE; 5000 wk. bus. $1,000 dn
GlBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-65O0.
RESTR;, Sc. liquor, excel. bus;
ideal for 2 families; $1,000 Wk
terms. GIBRALTAR, DI. $500
REST. Upper NV, $500 vk., seats
S?2' priced well below market at
SS33;S0s00. Mr.. Karpman. EN-. 2
kTnrN O. r,u -
Evening star., 1962-02-18
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BELTSVILLE-Move in, $500 and
$3.50 so. IT. New bldgs., Offices
DOCKS, r,.r. siding II desired, park.
ing. facing u. g: l, zoned I-o. will
also ouild to suit up to 10000 So.
y. RAMSEY REALTY CO., LO.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
EASTERN SHORE

RIVER PLANTATIoN-5Oo acres
:! mi. waterfront. Big ante-bellunl
mouse in pecan grove W/ancient
boxwoods. family bungalow on
shore, quarters. barns, valuable
timber: Paradise for the sports
man. S55,000,
PRINCESS ANNE-Modern house
has lr. w/fireplace, DIR, unit kit,
) b.r,, bath; full basement, lear
garage Best location. Al shape
DEAL ISLAND-small house on Biz
lot near water. Sl,70O.
,rr: siding at Princess Anne.
W1COMlCo RIVERS acres on
deep water. Modern house. boat
house. dock, garage, gazebo.
MANokIN-Small farm near river
81 acres. rm.. Ia bath. house in
sood condition. Only $500.
BRICK GFM-Ruilt 1863 w/eouis
lite ,paneling. Unrestored. but in
good structural condition Ia
acn aeres on broad creek in Somerset
UPPER PARAMOUNT - room
mAnSlnn Enn
Evening star., 1962-02-18
Dress Shop

Dress Shop
Nearby Maryland: $4,000 vol. in
la6l; hours. $50 to s.: small pay
asked; $500 ior fixtures, equip-
ment, plus S-for-S stock of approx
$4,000; clean inventory; good
operator should easily net Sl2, 1000
to $4,000 annually: $4,000 down
TO responsible people. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
FARMS
CONTINUED.

CHARLES COUNTY MARYLAND
Attractive roomy 2-bedrm. rambler
large complete kit. incl. stove
refrigerator. birch cabinets, utlllty
room, on over ga acres OF land
in fine section, convenient to An
drews and D. C. $4,000.
10 acres half clear, waterfront
property; priced to sell BY ap-
po!ntment only.
Is miles to D. c., adjoining Cedar
Vile State Forest, over > ac!es
with large shade trees. restricted
area, $3.50, terms, 2Of down.
CALL, MAIOR EDUApDc
Evening star., 1962-02-18
MANoVILL REALTY COR
WI. 1924
Ewes. WA. 6-O57l
MOVE TO HOWARD co

PAUL B. BEARD REALTOR
5 acres. wooded lot. with stream;
$1,000. On new Rte. 20.
l acre, mr.. Montgomery Co. line.
Just off new Rte. 20.
> acres. mr.. Allview Estates!
s acres. wooded. with stream. nr.
Hopkins Lab. and Grace Chemical
Co.
Large and small farms. l have some
q rms. brick front. ramblerS. 2
bedrms liv. rm. with firepl.
equipped kit, beaut. bath, base
board h.-w.h. Priced Sl7.S0O, low
uuWn Payment. Many other places
too numerous to mention. Come
out and look them over. No ebli-
cation. Call Atlas 6-9lBi
Evening star., 1962-02-18
FAR M S
AK LA CHAPEII,E

AK LA CHAPELLE
An imposing pre-Civil War South
ern Colonial white brick mansion
of Is rms, 5Ia baths, : firepIs.
Spacious center hall entering from
large east porch Of brick and flag
stone on which beautiful tree
sized Southern Colonial pillars rise
80 it.. 11x2O liv. rm., firepl., pic
trlre wind, l5xlg mahog.. paneled
den. firepl.. 15x2S paneled library.
firepl.. and 3 picture windows
overlooking new club-siZed swim
ming pool. stocked lake with
island Of weeping willows and wei,
kept estate in sylvan settin?
17x20 din. rm. w/firepl. attraC-
lively and uniquely decorated, ex-
quisite new all-electric $500
kitchen; maids room, bath. 'aun-
master bedrm., dressing rm.. fire
; more baths. I'd FIR. Storage
area. ? additional bedrms full
bath I'd fir Full bsmt.. new 16x2S
knotty-pine paneled rec. rm.. 4x10
raised hearth new firepl.. vinvl
tile floor throughout. new oil
hot-water heating plant, 3-car
Cadillac-sized garage, overhead
doors, newly rebuilt swimming
pool Of club size with lge. bath
house. toilet facilities, bar and
screen inclosed f,sgstone party
7rH" Unde-"rnund elec. system
s7'acious underground cement well
pit or fallout shelter. Mastiff-
sized kennel. horse barn, pre-Civil
War 3-rm. brk gueSchouse hand
some brk. entrance. pvt macaaam
drive, 80 acres gently rolling
partly wooded land. chain-lirk
Fenced, , min. River Road Country
Ciuo and Potomac Hunt area, ]
min. Bureau of Standards. o5
min. Columbia Country Club, AZ
r''n White House. $50. nOn.
terms. Appointment only.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
Drug Store

Drug Store
Same owner over IL years: annual
volume over 100000; low rental:
med. equipped; has over 100000
inventory, priced reasonably
owner claims net OF over $4,000
annually: $4,000 down, balance
monthly payments. Ewes, and
Sun. SHEA CHASEN, RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
Az 9TH ST. NV. MA. s-9373
PARTNER wanted: auto sales busi.
ness excel. location. S2l, 900 value
with stock: hours too long for !
man to handle. Will accept right
party with or without exp. tc
break in for spring season. $4,000
investment, $4,000 minimum
yearly return. Write or call Box
306-B, Star.
PARTNER WANTED, beer tavern:
Hyatts., Nd; good business; one
partner leaving town. DI. 7-65OO.
PARTNER WANTED to buy excel.
reStr. in Chevy Chase area: $4,000
cash. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-050O.
PARTNER OR ASSOCIATE
Who Is interested In establishing
used furniture and antique shop
l nave the necessary experience
and know-how. besides being an
upholsterer. Have station wagon.
Also number of original and
progressive ideas, and excellent
loc1t!on Will exchange ideas and
references. Box 3S-X, Star.
Evening star., 1962-02-18
PATENT MEDICINES
Uoriofv C,,pdc;o

Owner quotes over $1,000 ykly
Closed Sun. Well established. Gooc
moneymaker. Can easily net owe
Sin'O0O annually. $4,000 caSf
will handle.