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Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30
ct Bennett In Rehoboth,

ct Bennett In Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sherman
Of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. have re-
turned home after spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Sherman Of Harbeson
and visiting friends In the COM
munity.
Slaughter Neck Church was the
setting for a very pretty we'd
ding on Saturday afternoon, when
Constance Walls and Robert
Zook, Jr., were united In mar
riage. The double ring ceremony
was performed by Rev. Nelson
Reppert. The bride was given
Tin marriage by her father. The
happy couple will reside In
Florida. Best wishes for the fu-
ture.
Several in the community at
tended the annual REA meeting
In Harrington on Wednesday. The
Milton High School band furnish
ed the music. Mr.. George Carey
had one Of the lucky keys to open
the treasure chest and he re-
ceived an electric mixer which
was one Of the many prizes given
away.
Hance Phillips, Jr., Of Oak
Park, Illinois and his grand
mother and Ralph Neese Of
Georgetown visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Vinal Carey on Thur sday eve
ming.
Stevie Bennett and Wayne Ben
nett, Al club members in this
community returned home after
an enjoyable week at Camp
Barnes.
Karen Ann Argo of Glendale
celebrated her 9th birthday on
Friday. To help celebrate were
her Aunt Catherine and Uncle
Charlie and Sharon Plummer of
Ellendale and Nom Nom and
Pop Pop Argo. Sister Esther
and brother arrived home from
the hospital Thursday In time to
enjoy the good times.
On Tuesday evening, James
Miilman, coach for the Senior
Little League Giants Of Mil
ton, gave the boys a beach party
at Prime Hook Beach. Those
attending were: Kenny Millman,
Donnie Millman, Dennis Reed,
Buddy Kitchens, Wayne Bennett,
Bill Cordory, Artie Clendaniel,
Steyte and Larry Johnson and
Jimmy Morgan. The boys enjoy
ed hot dogs, sodas and games
early, and later a bonfire on
the beach.
Sunday afternoon guests Of the
Carlton Argos were Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. T. Reed and children
Of near Milton. Little Darlene
had the misfortune to have
pitch fork stuck through her foot.
On Sunday Stevie Graham and
Wayne Bennett, Dennis Reed,
Kenny Millman, Donnie Millman
and Buddy Kitchens we're among
the little leaguers who saw the
Philadelphia Phillies and the
Pittsburg Pirates play ball Sun
day at the Connie Mack Stadium
in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30
SLAUGHTER NECK

Sunday School September l IS
at 10 am. Vinal Carey, Supt.,
Carlton Argo, Asst. Sarah Pen
uel and Nancy Clifton at the organ
and piano.
Worship service and sermon
at IL am. by the minister, Rev.
Nelson Reppert.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Benson
of Lincoln were Sunday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Argo
visited her niece, Mrs. Clarence
Reed and family, on Broadkill Rd.
on Tuesday evening.
April Faye Bennett returned
home on Monday evening after
part of last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Margar-
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30
Fred School
N eWs

The Frederica School will
open for the l963-64 school year
on Wednesday, September A,
1863 with the following schedule:
Morning sessions only $50
Am. to l2:45 PM. Kindergar-
ten opens on September 9, 1863
from 8:45 Am. to ll:45 Am.
Lunches will be served in the
school cafeteria beginning Sept.
9, 1868 for grades one through
six.
All parents Of kindergarten
and first grade pupils must pre-
sent birth certificate in order
to be admitted to school. We
ask these parents to cooperate
with US in this matter.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30
Carme can last week.

Carmean last week.
Mr.. Philip Downes of Reho-
both visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Carmean last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roschen HILL
and family visited Mrs. Roy Hill
last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Eliza Givens entertain
ed the N. H. E. Club last Tues
day evening. About 18 members
and one visitor we're present.
Mrs. Charles Short, president,
presided at the meeting. Mrs.
Sadie Hill has invited the mem
bers to meet In September at
her home In Middleford.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30

Sussex High School get nothing
and are capable of getting no
where. I would remind you that
each individual gets exactly what
he puts in and the record of
achievement to date is some
thing to be proud of. John M.
Clayton has two recent gradua-
ties that have each received four
year scholarships; one of them
rated third in a state wide exam
ination.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL 1T.
I'M q DAYS
IN 3 DAYS,

II not pleased with strong, instant
drying T-4-l, your 4Sc back at any
drug store. Watch infected skin
slough off. Watch healthy skin re-
place IL. Itch and burning are gone.
TODAY at .Ragains Pharmacy;
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OEakAkb I1ELJlSE.
Ihave beautiful coffee ta-
bles and end tables, but /
cannot keep people from
setting damp glasses on
them which always
leave q ring. My husband
refuses to let me coverthese
tables with glass, saying, it
looks too much like a
hotel"
Dolly Madison
Dear Dolly:
I bought some little tri-
vets at my dime store and
on each end table and my
coffee table is where they
stay. They do not look bad
at all. / bought brass, as my
furniture is all Oriental.
Those who have other
styles Of furniture can use
cast iron and so forth to
match their own decor. This
not only looks nice but pre-
vents ''rings" from cold
drinks and heat marks from
hot drinks.
For those Of you who find
that neither brass nor the
black cast iron will do, did
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DEAR HELOrSE:

Instead of mixing starch
each washday I make a
double batch Of It.
When the starch cools I
pour it in. milk cartons and
put it in my freezer. Gun
derstand, I make an extra
heavy solution.).
The following week I re-
move the carton 1.-THE night
before ! do the laundry
and set it upright in a pan
to melt. BY adding a little
warm water to the melted
starch the next day, I have
saved myself the trouble of
making up a new batch of
starch. A., 60,
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can be used if they are
slightly bent to form an
oval shape. If need be (ac-
cording to the type of veg
etable you are cooking) one.
can punch a few holes in
the bottom of the pie tin.
Gerald O'Connor
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~ e. f;rd ,,c5 and just cam
the French-cuAet IllAo -. =,
seldom wear j. 80: yo
a pair Of your clip-on
rings.
I did this in desperation
last week and it became the
topic Of conversation in our
office. Now all the girls are
doing 1t. .1osarh;ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

DEAR HELOISE.

- - = - AAl.N - ft.ft
When ! washed my wool.
en- blankets I always COW
cred the clothesline with a
plastic bag before hanging
a blanket over it! It ne1er,
came out with a crease or
mark on my blankets.
After trying this for three
months ! have, found an
even better solution. Take
bath towels or a sheet, fold
it several times and put it
over the line. It will absorb
the moisture faster and will
never leave a line on the
blanket you wash!
Louise Barron
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DEAR HEL.OTsE,

DEAR HELOTsEs
Whenever l made waffIes :.
/ used to throw the first one
out because IL stuck to the
griddle. No more / have
learned to lift &c out easily
now with an icepicIx. IT
WORKS. I don't. know why.
/ also used to hate to make
French toast, A. IL took 90
long to fry. Now I use my
waffle iron for French toast.
IL is delicious, pretty and
quicker. p,,.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

When / open q can Of paint
which contains Jumps, scum
and so forth :. 1 cut q piece
Of wire screen just the size Of
the can. / put this piece Of
screen on top Of the paint and
let 1t fall down to the bottom
OF the can. ANY humps pres-
emit, win be carried to the bot
tom Of the can and kept there.
This II especially good for
home owners who just need to
paint that little something
around the house. -,
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scores of books. This win
not mark or mar the
leather.
Copper sulfate is poison
Gus and should be kept out
Of the reach Of children.
Read caution labels on all
bottles. 80,
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DEAR HEEL TSEs

For women who 1.-Two In
trailer parks or share q
cIothesllne with other neigh
Hors /. here Is 3 way to
=! =, ,tsfy your own cIothesplns.
! Esuted all my wooden
cAotnespla- with red fingers
nail polish -ts exactly the
shade I have N my own
hands!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

you know that the cast-iron
trivets can be sprayed with
any color paint TO match
your furniture? uo,o;.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

This feature IL written
for yon . : the housewife
and hOmemaker. II you
have 3 hint, problem or
suggestion you'd like to
share write to HeIo-
ise today in care Of this
newspaper. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

DEAR HELoIsE:
Louie

DEAR HEL0IsE: ,. !.
For those who use flour
and sugar directly out Of the
sack, IL 10 50 much easier II,
after the contents are partly
used, tops Of the bags are cut
off . biz with . pair Of sells
sOrs!
This way the contents stay
close to the top Of the bag.
IL also prevents splitting when
using measuring cups and
saves many fOury arms.
Mrs. G.
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piece Of toweling in this
solution. Remove the cloth,
thoroughly wiring it, and
hang outside to dry.
When thoroughly dry,
this cloth can be used to rub
leather bound books, etc.
One cloth will take care of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

DEAR HELoISE:
.eloise

For those who live alone
and like to use pressure
cookers to speed up cooking
time -. did you know they
could be used to cook sew
eral vegetables at one time,
by forming little cups of foil
to hold each vegetable?
Little frozen food pie tins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

Pct cent copper SuItate mot
more than 5%). This is very
inexpensive.
immense a soft cloth or a
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DEAR HELoIsE:

l use lemon oil furniture
polish on the inside of my
glass shower doors to. re-
move water spots. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

DEAR HELOISE:
When you working girls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
SECRETARY
To Employment Director

SECRETARY
To Employment Director
A challenging opportunity with d.
verstfied responsibilities awaits On
experienced woman interested In 4
career position in a dynamic and
fascinating employment dept, Of 1
successful national corporation.
Maturity, good secretarial skiIls
o m Q knowledge Of Bookkeeping
and a desire to work In a friendly
atmosphere are our requirements
You owe It to yourself to invest
gate this opportunity. Excellenl
starting salary and potential, moor
meal a llowance and complete
fringe benefit program includinI
profit-sharing.
A personal interview at your con
veience can be arranged BY callinI
Mr.. Treuchel, OIL, 800, Ext. 502
M0n.-Fn.. or send resume to HO1
SHOPPESs INC, l34l G st. NV.
Suite 200. Washington ID. c., 2O0o5
SECRETARY Patent Law Ofc. Ex
mar Ton ehtI1a TT.A.- "A C.I--.
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GIRL FRIDAY

Typing necessary. Must be familiar
with Office procedure. Pleasant
working conditions. Salary open.
Hours II am. TO 1850 pm. Mon
En. 70 an; g ! pm. Sat. CAL Mr..
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MARY, MARY
SMART AND WARY
HOW DOES YOUR
JOB HUNTING GO?
IF YOU'RE
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
WITH
CHALLENGE
ENJOYMENT
BRING THIS AID
TO THE ADDRESS
BELOW
We need charming,
intelligent, and in
dustrious young la
dies to assist our
customers in placing
the complex long
distance calls that
the customers can
not place themselves.
You will be talking
to and a ssisting
movie stars, cabinet
members and even
presidents. For this
you will be paid $40
a week even in train
ing plus the oppor-
tunity to buy COM
pany stock at q re-
duced rate.
If you like to be with
people, we have lots
Of them.
We need lots more
Come In and see US
at TBS 18th st. NV.
Monday through Sat-
urday, $3.50 am. to
4 pm. THE C&P
TELEPHONE COM
PANY. An Equal OPP
portunity Employer.
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CT CAPITOL HILL
$4,000
SENATOR

Adm. asst. Of popular political fig
ure needs shape secy. Must be free
TO travel act as RECEIPT, ans, tele.
and etc. II you can type and take
s.h.. this exeitlng spot can Be
HAIRsYLIsTs, 6oqs Commission.
ARLINGTON SALON OR BEAUTY,
3sos Columbia pike "a, 7-l4sl, IA.
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GIRL FRIDAY
$50

"Nancy's Courtroom"
Retired federal Judge wants q
pleasant 5 day girl Friday. Meet
the notables as they stop By 70
chat. Handle his ReneTal cor
Responsiveness. One block from my
office. Nancy Adams Personnel,
2Q2 HilI BIDS. Cdb5tsss and Eye
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HELP WOMEN
PHARMACIST
PART-TIAGE
Whsston. Md.l

Needed Immediately for 2 70 s
days per week. either morninEs
from $50 or evenings TIL 1880
No Sundays. Schedule very flex-
DIE 400 per hour. plus PAs.
474-6sOO. GREENBHT CON
8UAER SERVICES NC.
Equal opportuntiy employer
PRACTICAL NURSEs-Gradustes a
10 u midnight, cdr, Sday VII
with SEX leave. vacation and ether
benefits. Apply persnnnel, q an. 70
p.m.a Mon. through IN, PROVI-
DENCE HOSPITAL llse Varnum
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GIRL FRIDAY

IhAlNEE ~
she will be the envy Of her friends
because Of this unusual opport.
and the benefits she viii derive
from this very Job. They want
to train q bright girl to handle
the information service division
which covers America as well as
parts Of Europe, Asia and Africa.
Average tipping.
EMPIRE EMPL., 1S4o Conn. NV.
ROOM e1Q NO 7-aIl0
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NURSE
SUBSTITUTED

Excel. opport. for Q housewife
in her profession. Sal. $2S. per
day. Mod. 1 nurse health serv.
unit needs nurse to substitute
intermitently for regular nurse.
Work primarily concerned with
list aid treatment Of on the Job
INJURIES or illnesses. Previous
exper. in an indust. or GOVT.
health serv. unit desirable but
not required. No weekend, holi-
day or night work. Mod. air
eond. BLDG. wIcafeteriA, nr. dn-
tn. AREA. Conv, to public transp.
ErAa prkR. Call RE. 7-11Rn.
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Resident Mgr. Asst
RETAIL STORE
MANAGER

hEIAlL SURE
MANAGER
BUDDY DALE, A MIL
LIVERY CHAIN BASIC
ALLY, ALSO HANDLING
KINDRED ITEMS, Is
SEE KING A TOP
WOMAN AS MANAGER
OF OUR DOWNTOWN
WASHINGTON STORE.
EXCEL. OPPOR. FOR
THE WOMAN w/SPE-
CIALTY STORE EXPER,
IN READY TO- WEAR,
TOP SALARY AND
MONTHLY BONUS AR
RANGEMENT. PLEASE
STATE YOUR COMPL.
BACK GROUND AND
AGE. ALL REPLIES
w I L L BE H E L D
STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL. w r TIE TO
BUDDY DALE SHOP,
1888 PACA ST., BALTI-
MORE, Md, ATTN: MIR.
STANLEY, OR CALL
BALTIMORE, 5S9-48SO.
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GIRL FRIDAY
$50

ADVERTISING-TRAINEE
3 yng. dynamic adv. tycOons asked
me. to find them a personality girl
with much on the ball and a vivid
imagination. II you can type and
have a good sense Of hum0r, this
real Fun Job can be yours. Hur-
ry he might even pay your fee.
ghoreham Rlda. NV 81. 9-k1sS-
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TYPIST

Engineering organization Iecated
downtown d. c. has position upel
for typist with minimum speed 80
w.p.m. on IBM electric. Coed staEt-
ing salary, many employs benefits.
For appointment cal -
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An Equal-oppOrunity Employer

STEN0GRAPHERS AND TYPTsTs,
earn Christmas money. Full and
part time, days, evenings and week
ends. You arrange your own hours.
several vacancies open for right
person. Minimum shorthand 100
M.p.m., typing 80 w.p.m. Must use
IBM cleo. typewriter, No age bar
rier. Interviews Sunday 10 am. to
4 pm. Weekdays and Saturday $50
am. to 1:30 pm. Phone 296-&l2l
for appointment.
STENO. trade assoc, ahhd. 40,
typing 50. 3S-hr. wk., start immed
Age u-3o. Sal. open. Phi n e
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We|l-Knit
Look

Name the fashion that nearly all
women swear by-ond it's got to be
knits. Capable Of great simplicity,
knits are noticed in numerous Woys this
season. These two by AIed Of Israel
prove our point that knits have never
been more exciting than this season.
Left Two-piece knit dress that's per-
feet for unching in town. The bottom
of the overbIouse has frinee-trim de-
failing between the rib-knit bands. The
loosely Topped tie softens the look. In
red, Bristol blue or oatmeal. (Center)
A smart military school looking front
enIivens this AIed design that is in
bIock-ond-white knit. Both at Forns-
worh-Reed's F street store. At right
q three-Piece, mode-in-ltoly costume
comes in turquoise, beige, or eroy in
sizes 10 to 20 at Rose Williams. 1t
proves to be travellers deIieh be-
cause it's virtually O complete word-
robe. Designed by AIix of Miami, it's
available at Rose Williams.
Papago Indian news., 1963-08-01

i IS.
IN
rom Ao, and Tuc at the
= a o
Prl and and Frances eup the
champ
amMreIs Aca,
dEd ar
y
Brown and and
M Pima C0mr to
J.
been o
N S
Papago Indian news., 1963-08-01

AJO-SELLS-TUCON GROUP AT L DIS. YOUTH CONFERENCE
WINS TRAVEL AWARD; TUCSON GIRLS BEST IN VOLLEYBAL
, 1963-03-01

ARETURN TO LEADERSHIP

ARETURN TO LEADERSHIP
THIS PAPER has been one of the strongest and most
outspoken supporters of Governor Paiewonsky. There was IN
questioned singing of highest praise for him, and his efforts,
and indeed there was justification for it. He brought a new
refreshing approach to. local government, with an emphasis
on the effective use of native talent in the many branches of
Government,
HOWEVER, TIME passed, and now we are hearing the
laments Of many that this native Governor has slowly declined
from the strong position to one in which he is now governing
almost by default. One of the criticisms heard most frequent
" and persistently is that the Unity Patry and its leaders are
really in control of Government House.
ONE OF most dangerous weaknesses is the accept
ance at face value, of any and everything heard. 1t must be
recalled that criticism often comes cheapIy; that a great many
who criticize do it, not with any definite background and
logic, but simply because of difference in party or opinion.
So, much Of what is heard and even seen, must be analysed
carefully. Some of what is heard, therefore, must be accepted
with a grain of salt, sometimes even two.
IN MORE THAN one of his speeches Governor Paiewon-
sky has proclaimed that the only official who is liked by all
is the one who really does nothing, for no official can be
all things to all men. So true. If he does, then he is not a leader,
and not worth his salt. - ss@s
THERE IS still something else disturbing in the
ali. In any number of instances Governor PaiewonSky has
failed to assert himself, or simply gone along with the tide,
OF, if he takes action, then does so with a degree of indefinite
ness which leaves those Of US who supported and admired him
with a sense of void.
ONE NEE co no further than the signing OF the
famed Tor now infamous bill 1890. It was SO easy for the Gov
ernor to have vetoed this bill outright, or simply let it die.
Why in the world approve it, yet acknowledging that it has
weaknesses which smack of the bills very ~inyalidity? The
Governor Knows fully well that had it been vetoed the Senate
could hays mane back with a bill which met the require
ments Of cohsafuhonaIty under the American system.
THIS KfRER is not committed to constant, daily attack
, 1963-03-01

upon the Administration, But there would be such a sense of
relief and satisfaction If the Governor would again assume
the role Of chief executive, and govern as he knows how, and
in a manner which will take these Islands through a most cf-
teal period in their history.
, 1963-03-01
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Andrew Bornn announces the opening of a new
s.PURIAA HOUSE in St. Croixa to better serve agri- q
culture in St. Croix. Purina poultry elbows, Purna
Dairy elbows, Purina Cattle elbows, PminG Hog
elbows, Purina Dog Chow, Purina Horse Chows,
baby chicks, oats, hay, garden and household
insecticides and Sanitation Products.
PURINA HOUSE located on King Street Frederik
Sted( Look for the checkerboard sign.
WE WELCOME YOUR PATRONAGE
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BOAT OWNERS ATTENTION =
5s,s0l 50. It. or ! acre plus ls,2ll
#. 40 #. on Breton Bay opposite Leo
nardt0wn. Splendid loo. nr. Society
Hill. 5 I'm. dwelling with good posi-
bilities. Price $500. Terms. Broker,
2e7-5q66 after pm.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
SMALL FARMS

10 acres to 81 acres rolling land In
Goose Greek Country Club area will
largely pay for themselves. Raw
land or we viii erect house and out.
bldgs. Not far from Dulles, but out
Of flight pattern. Convenient to fish.
ing stream, convenient TO DC. Elk
cellent terms, fabulous investment
Other properties also. FLORANCE
REALTY, 524-45o5.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ACCREDITED BUYER needs quick
purchase Of any type real estate.
Mr.. Dora, ME. 6-4es6, UN. 1905
ALL Cash Rooming houses, con
verted units and apartment houses
Call ST. 1870.
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STANDARD PONTIAC
7ASo chillum Rd;. Ky Hyyatts.. Md.
FIELDS BUICK

BUICK '62 Electra "27S" A-dr.
hrdtp, auto. trans, p.s.. p. b., r
and b., factory air cond., WV
tires, one owner S2yeqs.
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MAeHlhERI and EQUlP.
TRUCKS F0R SALE

BACK H0ES. pumps, Eeuerators
i fooLs. On. f SD: Is. ST. sd Es5ESrAl
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FARMS

FARM, Eastern Shore: 200 acres, o.
arabic best farm land In large
good-farming area, 100 woods, e
salt marsh. Excellent hunting on
premises, boating, fishing. c. L.
SL0CUM, Girdletree, Worcester Co.,
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TRAILERS

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A MO.
BILE HOME and don't quite have
the down payment? If you are,
drive out 500 yards west Of Fairfax
Circle on Rte. 50 at Fairfax, Va.
and see several 2 and 3 bedrm. re.
possessions fully furn., that you can
take over payments with practically
nothing down. VIRGINIA MOBILE
HOMES, INC, OR. 3-544e.
BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
confidence. Large selection. Depend.
able service. Established 1895
AMERICAN TRAILER SALES CO.
in Alexandria at 3400 Jeff. Davis
hwy, M. e-3065, 1905 Richmond
hwy. so. 5-4444.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES, Va. 76e-ll0o, Nd,
RIA. 1851.
WILL TAKE TRAVEL TRAILER In
trade as down paymt. on Va. home.
No additional cash needed. YOUNG
REAL ESTATE. JU. $500 or UN.
4-l5sl.
1857 LONE STAR, 3s'x8', / bdrm.,
ex. c0nd., parked, ex. 37.00x6S5, 800
TO $3.50, MR.. P0RTW00D. Sl,s9S.
exile ] bedrm. Champion. Can stay
on lot in Ancient Oaks Trailer
Court, Falls Church, Va. Assume
payments Of $Sl.7o per mo. 7s7-2sSs,
or JE. 3-s4ll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES

ALL STATE SCOOTER 80, 100 mi.
best offer. Call LII. 2-7730.
HONDA, 3o5cc Hawk '63, still under
factory warranty. Call N. S-3774,
pm. TO pm.
MOTORCYCLE '56 BMW, R6s. Very
good cond., 500 or best offer. BILL
MCDONALD, EN-. 5-2loe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
BUSINESS o,.SRIuHII OFFICES suOos LO1

BETHESDA Modem air-cund
building On main street. Phi. park
ing at bldg. Reaso1ahle rent. WI,
LIAM KLINEDrlST, OIL 6-7zsz.
BETHESDA-ROCKvILLE -ExceIieni
new Office space avail. for bushes
and professional men. Ample free
parking. Elevators and air cond
Reas. rent. JOHN X. KILBANE
OIL. l-o6l2.
DUPONT CIRCLE ARIA
) Offices, reception AREA, and private
STUART A. BERNSTEIN q co.
DE- 1880 Mr.. SchalI