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seems ike q local institution
at least. moved into the top
spot among the local service
carriers last month when it
flew over 1875 million revenue
passenger miles.
It also rounded out q second
quarter with its best profit
since beginning operations 1a
years ago and has a request
pending to provide service be-
tween Washington and Louis
vile. KY, via Lexington, Ky.
Huntington and Charleston
W. Va. and Hot Springs, Va
Edmond M. Jacoby, for the
last six years Eastern public
relations representative in
Washington for North Ameri-
can Aviation has been named
European public relations rep
resentative in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
He.will be succeeded here BY
James ii. Higgs, veteran st
Louis newspaperman, who has
been in North Americans cor
porate office in e Segundo
Calf.
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Whot Happens
Tolnvestigutions
By CHARLES YARsRoUeH

the Exchange Club and An
drews.
Last year saw lS2 con-
testants Of all ages, from eight
States and the District. in the
competition.
New England's Mohawk Air
lines Is out to be the first of
the local service carriers to
step into the pure Jet age.
Mohawk President r ebert
Peach has announced an order
for four twin-jet ne-EIevens
from the British Aircraft COrp.,
with delivery set for early 1865.
It will cut the lines flight
time by about 80 per cent.
Mohawk operates in So cities
in 10 States, using 90 COnvair
and Martin twin-engine piston
planes.
-
Allegheny Airlines, whic h
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House Backs
Data Firms
For Banks

National banks would be
authorized to form corpora
tons to perform clerical. book
ing and data processing services
under q measure passed by the
House yesterday.
The bill sent to the Senate
by voice vote would permit
banks to invest up to 10 per
cent Of their capital and sur
plus in such corporations that
might be formed by any two
or more federally supervised
financial institutions.
Representative Patman, DEM
ocrat Of Texas, opposde the
plan as a bad bill whose great
beneficiaries would be the
holding companies and the
big banks operating many
branches"
Proponents led by Represen-
tatives Multer, Democrat of
New York, and McDonough,
Republican Of California, con-
tended that the effect would
be Just the reverse by permit
ting smaller banks to do to-
.gether what they can't afford
to do separately.
The measure would extend
to such service corporations the
same Federal supervisory and
examining authority now exer-
cised over national banks.
The measure has the support
Of the Treasury Department,
the Federal Reserve Bank and
the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp.
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Steel Order
Pickup Seen
As Errutic

NEW YORK, Aug. is (AP).
Orders have been picking up
in the slow-moving steel in
dustry but the improvement
was described today by the Iron
Age as cratic.
The Woodworking weekly
blamed the spottiness on un-
balanced inventories, both as
to steel products and consum-
ing industries.
The result, it said has been
"flurries or orders that fail to
follow any pattern, seasonal or
otherwise"
The sheer size Of inventories,
estimated at 1873 million tons,
continues to cloud prospects for
a September upturn, the maya
zine said. Eleven or IL million
tons would be much closer to
normal.
Industry production, which
turned upwards from the dol
drums after the July 4 holiday,
held steady last week at about
SO per cent Of capacity.
The Iron Age said the steel
companies themselves are max
ing important Roadway in
working off stable stocks of
steel held at mills, and that
these reserves were reduced by
possibly 100000 tons in July.
When inventories are stabi-
Lied all the way around, 1t
said, shipments are likely to
rise at the rate of ! million
tons a month until production
catches up with the rate of
steel use.
How long this phase lasts will
be determined by general eco
nomic conditions, the magazine
said.
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK CAP)
- National AssOcia-
ton Securities Deal
erB, Inc.
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Contract Awarded

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Is (AP).-
Mcdonnell Aircraft Corp. Of
st. Louis awarded q So, l94,4 l2
contract Tuesday to Goodyear
Aircraft Corp. Of Akron. Ohio,
for work on Navy and Air Force
versions Of the Phantom II air.
craft.
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ON WINGS

After three years under q
microscope. even the sophisti-
Gated Air Transport AssOcia-
ton has to squirm.
One otherwise nice day In
March Of 1859, four staff mem
bers of the Civil AerOnautics
Board waited outside the office
Of Stuart G. Upton, Alta pres
ident until he was free; then
served him with notice that the
Alta was about to be investi-
gated by the Board.
The Board had q number Of
questions about ATA's opera
tons; its representation Of the
airlines, some Of its public re-
lations programs and the
thought that q handful Of the
more powerful carriers might
actually be running Alta.
The CABS inspection Of the
Associations files lasted seven
months, saw examination Of
some 100000 pages; photostat-
ing of 10000 more and used
some 1000 man-hours In the
Alta offices alone.
Refusal to permit the inves-
tigators to see Ill documents
on the grounds Of attorney
client privilege threw the case
into court.
Last fall, the United States
District Court for the District
of Columbia agreed with Alta
on the attorney-client privilege
stand.
But the end is not yet.
Last month, Alta finally de-
cided to squirm, but gracefully.
It filed q motion with the
CAB to terminate the inspec-
ton and offered an 11-point
program. Among these are
agreements to give the Board
access to the Associations
memos, accounts, records and
documents, except the priv
ileged ones and to file with the
Board the bylaws Of confer
ences for Board approval.
Also included was the ATA's
concession to give all member
airlines equal voting, rather
than allot votes according to
the individual airline's ton
mile achievements.
As of right now, Alta still
doesn't know whether it Is still
under that microscope.
AS was expected, opposition
has been filed to Continental
Airline's proposal for drastic
cuts in Jet fares.
Continental, which lost a
similar plea last fall. recently
asked the CAB for jet economy
coach fares about 20 per cent
below present rates on selected
flights over its Chicago-Kansas
City Denver Los Angeles
routes.
American Airlines and Trans
World quickly filed, asking for
the same rate, but protesting
Continentals proposal. North.
west, Eastern, National, Delts
and Braniff also opposed thu
rate cut.
If the Board doesn't act by
August "a, Continental will put
the economy fares into effect
The Greater Metropolitan
Washington Model Air Show,
free to the public, is scheduled
for Andrews Air Force Base
from Q am. to 4 pm. next Sun
day.
The event, which annually
draws hundreds Of model plane
addicts, is sponsored jointly by
the Aero Club Of Washington,
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Allegheny AirIines, which
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH :
Trade School
Racket REEVES
BY SYLVIA PORTER

schools which promise $4,000
a-year jobs to graduates.
In Chicago, Mrs. Pauline A.
Laudenslager, School Division
Head of the Chicago Better
Business Bureau. says "the big
gest offense Is in practical
nursing" While licenses can
be obtained only after the
Board of Education's one-year
course, some schools graduate
nurses after a couple Of months.
The graduates" then find they
can get jobs only as nurses
aides, for which they could
have been trained free by the
Red Cross. Charm schools
which offer airline hostess
training to girls who could not
possibly qualify for the hostess
jobs are a nagging swindle too.
In California and Ohio re-
Gently, authorities also have
cracked down on private trade
schools deliberately misleading
applicants into paying for in
adequate training or for train
ing for non-existent jobs.
The plain fact Is that al
though some States effectively
regulate private schools others
do not. What, then, are safe
guards the United States Gov
eminent is proposing to help
States evaluate private trade
schools before they become part
of the Federal Manpower Train
ing Program?
Proof Il Needed
The schools will have to sub
NIT documentary proof Of their
accreditization status to an ap-
.propriate State body.
They'll have to submit proof
Of their job placement records
to indicate the value of, their
training courses. Their teach
ers will have to meet State
standards, meaning no So
called expert can be pulled in
to teach" Their courses will
have to be passed by the State
education boards - and most
Importantly, measured against
knowledge of what skills are
required for specific Jobs found
to be available. They'll have
to open to inspection by State
experts their facilities and fl
nancial records. ---.
The safeguards being pre-
pared appear reassuring but
still the danger that the Man.
power Act will spur the phonies
into action is clear.
Even though the vast ma
jority Of private trade schools
are entirely legitimate, it's only
common sense to check any
school with a State regulatory
or policing agency before you
sign up for training.
When and as the manpower
training program gets under
way. it's only common sense
to go to your State Employ
ment office, find out If you're
eligible and for what benefits
then be guided from there.
It's bad enough to be jobless
To be jobleSs and then SWIM
died is compromising misery.
Distributed 1862 bq The Hall
Syndicate, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Signs are emerging Of the re-
vival Of another consumer
racket - phony trade schools
caShing in on the need for re-
training the unemployed and
the eagerness Of both young
uneducated and older displaced
workers to learn skills to fit
them for jobs.
All consumer swindles are re-
voting and one reason Is that
they hit hardest at those least
able to lose the money and
time. This racket deserves the
description.
It thrived after World War
II, when, under the CT Bill.
veterans flocked to private
schools to get training for jots.
It was cleaned up after sew
eral major scandals and now
the National Council of Home
Study Schools In Washington
helps with self-policing Of its
members. But the threat Of a
rebirth Of the racket is in
herent In the passage Of the
Manpower Training Act Of 1862.
Under this act, the Govern
ment will start spending $435
million over a three-year period
to train the unemployed for
jobs which surveys will indi-
cate are available.
Problem Is Increasing
30 far, the problem Is not
great" says Tom Roberts of
the Association Of Better Bust
ness Bureaus. It's mainly in
the home study area and in
pulp magazine ads which get
kids to subscribe for courses for
which they are not qualified or
which promise unrealistic job
results"
But Mr.. Roberts adds that
when the talk about refrain
ing" under the new law be-
comes action, the racket wen
may spread and there are
enough isolated cases Of frauds
turning UP now to warn Gov
eminent officials of the need
for safeguards.
In New York, for instance,
Attorney General Lefkowitz al
ready calls the schools "a major
consumer racket" and Is check
ing "electronic data processing"
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S&H to Expand

NEW YORK. Aug. IS (AP)
-Sperry & Hutchinson Co.
said 1t plans to expand its trad
ing stamp business into over
seas countries. In setting up
an International Division, S6EH
set its sights especially on the
United Kingdom and the Eu-
ropean common market area.
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Prudential Elects BeoI

NEWARK, n. J.. Aug. IS.
(AP).-Orville E. Beal was
elected president Of the Pru-
Dental Insurance Co. Of Amer
lea yesterday. Mr.. Beal, 50,
succeeds Louis r. Menagh, jr.,
who is retiring October /.
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TWO and THREE QUARTERS
PERCENT TREASURY BONDS
OF 1906
DATED DECEMBER IS, lssD

DATED DECEMBER Is, lsSO
NOTICE OF CALL FOR REDEMPTION
70 HsISsgs q ~ pEesa TrsasusV BSnds
q Ie6o-e6. sAd Otkws CoAeaRsd:
L Pub6s noics b h@sby GvH hat al 0gtslank
nj ~ percent Treasury Bonds q leo0-eS, ds3ed
December Is, 1898, dus December Is, 1895, ars
hereby oled for redemption % Deemb4 Is. 1ea4
On which date interest % such bond VII eaasa
Z Holders Of thes bonds may. IN sdvan0 q ts
redemption data, b of9ed Tie privilege q -
changing al Or any part q thar eAlled bond f1
ether intsrestbearing ob6gA6oas Il he Units4
States. IN which syent pabhe notiss vi h9Aft9
Be given and a ohcial circular s1Txning -
exchanges ofGing vii Be AHnsd
3 Fun information REGARDING - ps0U186m
and surrender Il tie bo06 f0 essA redmptia
under this cal win b found n DspMrtm@t Co
allAE Ne 800 RSYiad aaasa ApE7 q. l06k
DOUGLAS DHLOA,
9a~a@T q - 9Fasssp
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August u, loo1
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BLDG. SITES, $1,000 UP
lsent on Property Today. 1-Dark
Phone Today for Brochure
M. LEO STORCH

DEVELOPER 627-2375. sP. 3-45OO
these 6 acres off
236 near Annandale I'd, Walton
lane. Sewer, wooded: asking So,
acre. Mrs. Tindula, FL. 4-3133,
FRANCES REALTY.
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LA PLATA-FORT TOBACCO AREA
Desirable homesites in excellent
neighborhood, 90 to rs miles from
WASHINGTON, over modern high
ways. Outstanding business loca-
lions in rapidly growing towns
and on excellent highways. Acre
age tracts, suitable retirement
homes, small farms, country club.
shopping center or high-grade
subdivision. LEONARD SNYDER,
30l-WE. 4-33l1, La Plata, Md
VA. q acres wooded
in subdivision. Beautiful site.
$500, terms. JE. 2-036l.
MONT. AND FREDERICK COS. MD.
FARMS
300 acres, 50-cow Washington dairy
barn, frontage on major road !,
500 per acre with 100000 cash.
horse farm and estate,
convenient to Washington and
Baltimore. Ss-mi. tract.
Upper Montsomery Co. farms Of
2O0-plus acres at $500 and $500
per acre.
cloSe-in tract of development land
Of 20 acres up, sewer and water
present or scheduled in l to )
years; $1,000 to 81 800 per acre:
call HENRY H. CARTER, Broker,
Pc. 2-44Sl. 34-hr. service, Rock
vile, Md.
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BUILDERS LOTS
BY OWNERS

Y acres plus, public water. over
1000 IT. on Shirley hwy, service
road at Fort Belvoir interchange
only $1,000 per acre. Closed Sum
days. o. w. BESLEY, CT. $4,000,
Annapdale, Va.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
DEL RAY BEACH. Ella

OCA IVA L DGf1N11, T LA.
Will trade $4,000 equity in Fla.
home for Wash. property. This
lovely lge. home contains huge liv
rm. 2Sx21. full din. rm.. immense
family rm.. complete cleo. kit. with
dishwasher and garbage, disposal.
3 lge. bedrms.. . extra-lge. bath
rooms with dressing rms. screened
porch, util. rm. with washer and
drier. completely air cond and
heated. enclosed Gear garage;
on beaut. lot with sprinkler SyS-
tenn: in EXCL. Lake Ida Shores.
near Del Raw Box Playhouse: full
price S45,50O, subject to S29, 800
LIST mortgage. payable S3l3 mo.
For further details. call MR..
FREDERICK. evenings. S29-1247.
AID 59O72(Q-3l
FLORIDA - FOR SALE u acre
domestic in Florida. Private lake,
free country club privileges, white
sandy beaches right at property
Fishing pier, club house. dock
site. lovely homes. hard-paved
roads under construction. cleo
triclty, phones, tested pure water
all available. Certified high. dry
land only pa miles from healthful
bubbling waters Of Rainbow
cost S795. no hidden extras Free
photos, booklet. Write to Rainbow
Lakes Estates. Dept. B-SO, S17
Silver Springs Blvd. Ocala, Fla.
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BAY REALTY

REALTORS
Edgewater. Md. Rte. PA. Mayo Rid.
swift S-3232 Colonial 3-64Ol
CREEK = Amberley
-35 min. to D. C. line. Reaut
waterfront, 2-Story Colonial, 3
bedrms., ga baths, study, gear
garage. New. Custom. Annapolis,
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AVIATION

AERONCA CHAMP, very low time,
rs h. p, cont. $3.50 down, $50 mo,
to resp. person. 5SS-33SO.
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1872 SHARE

FULLY equipped 1872. Dual omni
ADJ based Wash. Natl. Business
flying club Value, $3.50. Nc
students. XII. S-2442.
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0UT.0F.T0WR REAL ESTATE
Beautiful Tioga CountvI

Beautiful Tioga County!
80 acres OF fields. brush and woods,
with lots of little pines, ava a
VIEW. Good 16 "a bldg. $500
Low cash.
Hunting camp or summer home.
Furnished. rooms, we'll, elect,
Acre. $4,000.
STEVENS. Realtors
80 N. Main ST.. Mansfield, Pa.
Phone 81
MELODY PARK, located on High
way $40. 2 mi. south of Front
Royal. Va. - Is wooded acres;
lunch room. equipped: stage and
dressing rms, cabin; contact AR
THUR S. KNOWLES, Realtor. 5
South Royal ave-; Front Royal.
or MElrose 5-2265.
RANCH HOUSE, bedrooms, full
basement, brick veneer. On hill;
southern view; near STRASBURG,
Va. $1,000. Extras included.
Down payment and 500 per
month. Write owner, KENTON
GAMBILL, Strasburg, Va.
UT-OF-TOWN, Dayton, Ohio
3-b.r. ranch; fenced I'd; cow;
$4,000. R. E. MCCONNELL, 1927
Valleywood dr., Dayton 30, Ohio.
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WATERFRONT

WATERFRONT - Brand-new BIZ
level home: living room with fire
place and glass-wall balcony over
looking water; 8 bedrooms. double
area and beautiful kitchen.
- First level has
family room, bedroom and bath:
second level also has dramatic
view Of water from living room,
dining room, two bedrooms,
kitchen and bath.
WATERFRONT-Four bedrooms, Q
baths. living room, recreation
room. 2 kitchens. inclosed porch.
Can be 2 separate units by locking
one door. Boat and apartment
income.
IS bedrooms, o
baths. large living room with
fireplace, utility room, modern
Kitchen; masonry construction.
FOR BETTER WATERFRONT
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SCHWARTZ

REALTOR
DEALE, MD. UN 7-SS7l
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

OWNER WILL LEASE, improve or
sell CM-l ground. Two parcels
separated by alley. One parcel,
5000 IT.. near corner 9th and v
NV; other parcel l3,5O0-ft. cor
ner sth and v. Phone NO. Z
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(CONTiNuEp)

NORTHEN NECK. VA. - 225 IT.
CHI. SAIL.
THE JOSEPH d. LAZENBY CO.
LOTHIAN = A 37-aere farm i'm
lin excellent condition) contain
ing bedrooms, > baths, large
dining room. living room, mod
ern kitchen. den and sleeping
porch; several outbuildings; the
land is suitable for grazing or
growing corn or tobacco.
RIVER-This excellent wa
terfront property located on Hill
Point in Hillsmere Shores COM
mands an unrestricted view Of
the South River and the Bay:
800 ~. of concrete bulkhead with
pile e a5lSeh dSck m9ISvfd 1.th
three bedroom home; entry. liv-
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining room. large kitchen. 2 full
baths, screened porch. full base
ment with fireplace, bath and
laundry facilities, two-car ga
rage; not a thing has been over
looked in this Al constructed
sHADYsIDE-(waterfront, Attrac-
tive B. bedroom, > n bath home;
large living room and dining
room. both with fireplaces; almost
4 acres with 2S5 feet bulkheaded
waterfront and 100 1T. deep-wa-
ter pier. There is also a three
car garage and work shop and
budding for garden tools, fruit
and shade trees; a one-hour drive
TO downtown Washington.
THE JOSEPH D. LAZENBY
COMPANY
2l5 Main Street, Annapolis, Mary
land. Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4
Or MItchaI E-dROO
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Prince Frederick, Md. Phone 1921
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;EDAR HEIGHTS, MD.-5Ox1OO-
Water and Sewer. $1,000, Terms
Own a piece of real estate. Out
Sheriff Rd. to 65th ne. right
I blk, right on Lee Place to Lot
MAPLE CO.. 1925 14th ST.. NV,
AID. 4-2OO5.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

81 ACRES. wooded mountain prop
erty: electricity. cabin needs re-
pair. Year-round stream and 2
springs. Secluded. excel. hunting
Adjoins Shenandoah Natl. Park:
$4,000. Call 726-7436 aft. 6 pm.
2 LEVEL LOTS. on top of mt. lots
Z and 8 in Sec. s of skyline
estate at Linden, Va. Each lot
60'x2O0'. $3.50 each. OV. 3-0045.
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BUY NOW
And move into this home in the
Spring! Liv. rrn., din. rrn., kitchen,
3 bedrms., bath. oil heat, and
garage. Water privileges. $1,000!
GOSH!
Look at this: A waterfront home
with liv. rm., kitchen, . bedrms.,
bath, large room upstairs, in
closed porch, and gas heat; garage,
and your own pier: $1,000.
LINGER AWHILE
And you'll probably want to stay!
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom home on the
waterfront, with separate din. rm.,
llv. rm., kitchen, IA baths, and
2 porcheS; fireplaces, oil heat.
Beamed ceilings throughout! S16,-
PRACTICALLY NEW
home with liv. rm., fire.
place, kitchen. . bedrmS., bath,
utility room. glaSs-incloSed porch
and carport; oil heat. Pier. 10 TT.
boat, motor and trailer included
REAL GEORGE
6-year-old rambler with knotty-
pine, liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm..
kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath, utility
rm;. and oil heat. over 1OO-fI
waterfront, and pier, with prop
erty. $4,000.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
NAV n
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

NORTH CAPE MAY RETIREMENT
per ssyer we b are aHhoT reeond 70
toned ranchers in this delightful
development at the Jersey shore.
On these remarkable terms: Sale
price, S6,950: down payment only
500; settlement charges approx
$40. Plumbing, heating, wiring
warranted. No hidden extras.
Monthly payments approximately
S49.50, including taxes. All sales
ministration. Write or call RICH
ARD M. HERTZ. Agent, 314 Guar
antee Trust Building. Atlantic
City. N. j. Phone 345-5113 for
information and pictures.
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Ocean-f front
lot. 100000; reas, for cash. Box
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ANNAPOLIS, MD.
ISL ACRES
(coNTiNUEp)

Zoned for garden type
apartments. All utils. at
property. Engineering
complete. Plat on record.
Ready to go. Building
permit can be obtained
Immediately.
MIR. MELLON. BOLIVIA. 3-5734
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GARAGES
MOTORCYCLES
TRAIL

BMW MOTORCYCLE, 81. like new:
1000 mi, dual carb., 4 ST.; 500
&C. SOL -37Sl.
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BOOMING NAPLES AREA

BOOMING NAPLES AREA
First offering. predevelopment, 100
#. frontage Gulf Of Mexico; So
900. $1,000 down. 100 #. bay
frontage: $500. $3.50 down.
200 by 300 foot frontage on US
No. Al famed TAMIAMI trailsD
motel site; $4,000. $1,000 down.
JAMES CARR CO. Elk. $4,000
TRADE WATERFRONT : . bed
rooms. , baths, Florida room.
screened porch, 2-car garage and
carport. Value S33,5 500. Furnish
ed. Trade for Washington ID. c.
area home. write W. c. THOMP-
SON. 435 Mckinley drive, Sara
sofa, Florida.
Is ACRES-AH cleared. with a
nice river frontage. Terms.
ACME REALTY CO.. UN. 4-3211
10 ROOM HOTEL-Beauty parlor,
dress shop. auto rental. restau-
rant and going business.
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 4-3211