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additional funds as may be reason
bly, anticipated. and leave nothing
for the many other objectives of the
fund as enumerated in the agree
ment, such as medical and hospital
care, death benefits, compensation
for death or illness resulting from
occupation activity, wage loss, etc.
Letter to Miners Quoted.
When the impasse of the trustees
could not be resolved because of
different constructions of the agree
ment, Mr.. Lewis proclaimed to the
miners that the operators had dis
honored and continued to violate
their contract.
On March IL, 1948, a communica-
ton was sent out from Washington
signed by Mr.. Lewis as president
Of the United Mine Workers OF
America addressed ito the officers
and members Of all local unions in
all bituminous districts of the
United States" After charging that
the agreement had been dishonored
by the operators, and that "the coal
operators and their trustee continue
gleefully to violate the contract"
thereby preventing the activation Of
the fund, the letter concluded:
"The winter is now gone. This
Office proposes to 60 forward in re-
quiring the coal operators to honor
their agreement. Your ears will
soon be assailed by their outcries
and walls of anguish. To relieve
themselves, they need only to COM
ply with the provisions Of the agree
ment which they solemnly executed
in this office on July 8, 1947.
Please discuss this matter in
your local unions so that our mem
bership may be fully advised. You
will later hear more from this office
on this subject"
The miners proceeded at once to
leave the mines. BY Marchl6, all
the mines Of the operators signatory
to the agreement were closed. The
concerted stoppage Of work by the
miners followed closely in time the
receipt from Mr.. Lewis Of the COM
munication of March IL. 1948. This
letter, 1t should be noted, also re-
ferred to communications that were
to follow.
Letter Called Report Only.
Mr.. Lewis testified that his letter
Of March Il was merely report to
the miners on the condition Of the
pension fund and that there was
no further communication to the
miners on this matter from the ma
tional officers Of the United Mine
Workers Of America. His conten-
ton is that when the miners were
informed regarding What has hap
pening with the welfare and retire.
ment fund they individually stopped
work.
The stoppage Of work followed SO
closely on the receipt of the letter
as to constitute cause and effect.
This was more than a coincidence.
Two separate efforts have been
made to resolve this dispute. First,
Mr.. Van Horn filed suit on March
20, 1948, against his cotrustee, Mr..
Lewis; in the District Court of the
District of Columbia, to have
successor trustee to MIR. Murray
appointed by the court. This suit
is still pending. Secondly, some
effort was made to open bargain
ing negotiations to resolve the diff
ficulties. The operators proposed
in a letter to Mr.. Lewis on March
10 to open negotiations provided
the miners would first go back to
work. Mr.. Lewis did not see fit
to open negotiations on that basis.
X X
In his letter to the operators Of
February 2, 1948, Mr.. Lewis said
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y Boards Report to Truman Reviews Mine Dispute

Of whether they were long retired
miners would be not only contrary
to the contract but also would be q
violation of the Taft-Hartley Act,
section 302 Co (5), and for the
further reason that the proposal of
Mr.. Lewis was not actuarilly sound.
(The report cited from section
302 Co 60 Of the Taft-Hartley Act
as follows:
t"It shall be unlawful for any
employer to pay or deliver, or to
agree to pay or deliver, any
money or other thing Of value to
any representative of any OF his
employees who are employed In an
industry affecting commerce go
Co The provisions Of this sec
ton shall not be applicable -
(5) with respect to money or other
things Of value paid to a trust
fund established by such repre-
sentative, for the sole and exclu-
sive benefit Of the employees of
such employer, and their families
and dependents Cor of Such en-
ployes, families, and dependents
jointly with the employees Of other
employers making similar pay
ments, and their families and
dependents.
Actuaries Studied Offer.
In accordance with the contract,
actuaries were employed by the
truestees to study the Lewis pro-
posal. After they had made their
studies, they submitted a report to
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honored their contract, Mr.. Lewis
quotes from the agreement in his
notice, dated February 2, 1s48, te
all signatories of the National BIZ
luminous Coal Wage Agreement oi
1947. In that notice, Mr.. Lewis
states:
"' - On this date, seven months
after the effective date of the agree
ment, your representative trustee
Mr.. Ezra Van Horn of Cleveland
Ohio, continues Gas he has con-
sistently continued to thwart the
fulfillment of that contractual obli-
cation. 1t now constitutes an out
standing, unresolved dispute, ma
tional in scope and character. affect.
ing the integrity of the contract
and imeding its fulfillment.
United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea, therefore, now advises you as
a signatory to the agreement that
it reserves the right, at will, to take
any independent action necessary
to the enforcement Of the contract
Lewis Interpretation Explained.
Mr.. Lewis correctly quotes from
provisions Of the agreement in the
part above underlined. That pro.
vision of the agreement is capable
of the construction which Mr.. Lewis
gives it when considered separate
and apart from the rest of sthe
contract. It is the emphasis which
Mr.. Lewis puts on this part of the
agreement separate and apart from
the rest of the contract that under
lies his contention that the pay
ment Of funds is authorized tc
miners who are members of the
United Mine Workers of America
whether they be employed by the
signatories to the agreement or not
Underlying Mr.. Van Horns con-
tention is the view that the con-
tract must be looked upon as a
whole and in relation to the Labor
Management Relations Act of 1947
which we have quoted above.
When the contract Is considered
as whole there is basis for the
contention that the term United
Mine Workers of America" is cap
able of the construction that the
term United Mine Workers OF
America" means employees of the
signatory operators only.
The pension fund to be set aside
by the trustees was to be biased
on proper actuarial computations. u
The proposal of Mr.. Lewis, as we
have pointed out, was found to be
actuarially unsound by actuaries
employed by the trustees and by
the Federal Security Agency. II
carried out, the Lewis proposal
would more than exhaust the pres
ent fund of over 10000, 900 and such
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Nurses Legion Post
To Aid in Cancer Drive

A card party to raise funds for
the American Cancer Society drive
will be held by Jane A. Delano Post
of the American Legion at pm.
Saturday, April II, at the legion
2437 Fifteenth street NV.
The post, whose members are
former nurses Of the armed forces,
has asked other nurse posts through
out the country to sponsor similar
activities that day. All proceeds
will be turned over to the District
post.
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MRS. Roosevelt Guest
OF British Royal Fumiiy
Nv N. A,soe;oted ;r.,.

by the Associated ire>s
LONDON, April 3.-Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt was the guest Of King
George VI and Queen Elizabeth at
a state dinner at Windsor Castle to-
night. Queen Mother Mary, Princess
Elizabeth, Prince Philip and Mr..
and Mrs. Winston Churchill were
present.
Mrs. Roosevelt is hers for the
April II dedication Of statue Of the
late President Roosevelt In London's
Grosvenor Square.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-honhsa,t.

9th AND FRANKLIN N.E.--s-room brick
tile bath, oil heat, redecorated can give
immediate possession; reasonably priced
on terms. Call CO. 3333 or GE. 9341
PECK CO., 340S 18th st. ne. 10
CHOOSE LOCATION in restricted River
Terrace ne: newly redecorated brick, new
condition: i've lovely rooms. tile bath with
or GE. 9341 ewes. PECK CO.. 34Os / sth
st. NE. 10
Mr.. GREENWAY APTS.--six rms. semi.
det. brick home; rec. rm. in bamt. suit
able for apt; gas heat, practically new
cond.; reas. terms: $14.TJ0: move II
with down payment Call RE, 1888 til
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HousEs FOR sAlE-s.E tce,t,

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcsat.). .
MAI MINN. AID PA. AVS. S.E.-6-rm.
tian blinds, storm Window. doors and
4sss sts s'sfiss sSuI e.a a5DD hd Assss Ss
ssshl kaNbIs sst a1sa1ANDs, On 1900 block Is asna
screens, storm windows. gas heat. garags;
essh re asnsns ses
Ins., si1o kiehsis ave. ave. Sc. @ Ii. 't sso1 .ss or
So saa 3 BLOCK kAfRsaiifZRraH RafZRraH ST. sE.-Los.ly
semidetached tapestry brick Of rms. and
bath Ct nsI,as with full bassmsnt Sc Psiss gse
Brick BUNGALOWS lovely rms. bath.
porshes; osaia finished apt in bsmt; lEs unt1n A.
ssiERvrcE Realtors. III 1si4 penas sHALEs sse
sggs,., 3 2|na BRIG. f.
Kitchen. 3 bedrms.., 1is baths. fun base
Pnar sIaas 'ssisF sso cd s1m REssf
SEALTy sdan Co. is1i Pa. ave. s'e- II.
eoNGsass 99 and BAH saa 1 brsl
siI 300; Sc 500 p down ana $50 mo. soUTH 5t1ffi
East Es sosd REAEFY y 7sSs So. 1sll Pa. ave &C.
FORT DUPONT ST. S.E-A heaut. drive
from Philip Sousa Bridge straight to an
immaculats 3-bedrm brick home: kit with
breakfast nook; full bsmt gas h.-w. h.;
terms: quick possession; close to all con-
ven: Call Mr. Slower, with CAMPANEI.LA
g. WOOD. Ex. 4I13; ewes. and Sun. RA.
coIoRED-NR. SENATE OFFICE BLpG.
Exceptionally attractive 2-story and
cellar brick home of 6 rms. bath. hot
water heat. gas furnace: practically as
good as new-house condition; owner pur-
Eve phone n % ssss. Si T. r az aRASATrE. Vatf1aE.
COLORED-I356 ID ST S.E.-only
S10.950 for this modern Colonial brick
nspeet. cal ssl T. 4. RosTEs 20. 0sh. sh' 41sS'
coIoREMD&ss COLON M-s s's GROOM BRICK with bath
and elec. 603 L st. Sc. near Navy Yard;
offered by owner. Se,s50: down payment,
$3.50. balance terms. VI 1867.
CoLoRED VETERANS have preference in
purchasing these new 6-rm. brick homes
in Anacostia Hardwood floors, copper
plumbing. auto. h.-w.h. tgas). bailt-in
kitchen cabinets. S6-in. gas stove. s-cu.-ft.
elec. refgr:: full basement tiled bath with
built-in shower: lge. deep lot. $4,000,
with ST 800 cash. balance GI guaranteed
amortization at 81 per mo. Inspect
vt 18th and Erie SITS. sc. tGarfield loop
bus from Navy Yard to church at 10th
and Erie SITS, or drive out Nichols ave to
Morris rd.. left l2 blks. to property.
Salesman on property. or call SP. o655
LOA 4AISL "a slOIl.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Nerthwsst.

down. $3.50: Groom Srlsk home. nsss
homes. KAY REALTY Co. RA. 220o.
os.S'.a. e. All
isasssti ass H. frsn. @ ans s
ems end a,,6 insiossd baes, porch: 2nd hass Z
sf1s nosas Ta esh snd
psmt.. buiit-in Sarase. .csifi Mr. Hunter
soss gae9 fHs isiI .9s Nc ysss itiE s1ds a sssS
coLosED--14ls oosoosAs 1T. NV Nv
$500 down. good terms; Fiys apt. units:
or Milton Vinnick. with 4. M. DRAIsNER,
I4Q4 L st. NV, Ma. S036. Home. GE
CoLoRED-NR. SOLDIERS HoME--Love-
" 6-rm., tiled-bath home; ideally loe. on
Manor pl.; entrance hall, lse. hv. rn. and
din. rm. with picture window; bright
ike rent. See this e, one without fail csli
METzLER. Realtors Builders. l1o6 ver-
cOLoRED-s7s0 DowN-semidet. brick
payments; possession. Cali til o pm. RI.
coIoRED - on BEAUTirUL New Hamp.
sve;-very desirable location: 20 rms 70
baths; For Appta call RELIANCE REALTY.
COLoRED-coR. PRINCETON and War
der SITS. n.w-Lge. brick home containing
liv. rm.. din. rm., spacious kit. and pam
built-in gar. 5 porches; lovely lot; $16.-
500; substantial cash req: ideal for pro-
fessional man. CAMPANEL1.A & WOOD,
Elk. 4113; ewes. and sun AID Oseg. -21
COLORED we HAVE SIX substantial
houses, situated in a desirable neighbor-
hood; low down payments required for
13l1 l. st. NV. Ma. 6T05.
COLORED-I8O9 o ST. NV story
and English basement brick containing
rooms, 5 bedrooms and 2 baths. good con-
dition. h.-w.h.. garage. Can be seen only
by appointment. Call DI. 1918 till pm.
Exclusive with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
INC
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont. /,

HOUSES FOR sALE--k.E. tcont.).
s.ln .na aSs Ssss Srios ns.f .sah ssa .aa onID 2
SoN REALTY co. u. siis. 10
o0LosREDnGAL1s col En-; nCu 81 NI1rik,tsx i.,s
Sss ssss ave- H. k.iRsi sfsEs
coLoRED-DoN'r MISS THIS oppor.a-
nifty to own 3-spt. home with an income.
tSfaHhb aSeaHHSP afi s$iEs4}SsssaS a ..e.i
Ct; GI; I've in on. apt, and rent frem other
niI,r nill help III pay i9r @ your bone; MITCHELL
COLON SoIokEDLfeis ssss'' sth 81. r. Ne s.E1s-s.ory
row brick. o rms. bath, h.-w.h.; 2-ear ga
rage; rage; exseptionaily d good eonds; down pay pay,
nHi fS1o. Ii 64si @ 0 ana AD. sfa s7ss. Isl nS' LIE
CoL0RED---yACANT-1 Trinidad ave
ne; =, row brick. rms rms baths oi! NV h
osi s. Utafsi cossEs Il sda l4s7 ci Hss Ds
coLosEDgsk. COL Eli -ssG; 18th AND FLA. AVE-
nice and Clean terms. FORD h. MORGAN,
Sr.. RE. 491O. ewes. WA. 350S. 40
CoLoRED-x-FAMILY BRICK. Owen pl.
houses in this ine area roomy and / at It
rm. kit;. breakfast rm: and incl. porch
upstairs: rms. and full bath in finished
bsmt.; Oil h..w.h:;. built-in gar. Won
derfai buy at $4,000 with reas. down
eAPfak M viz vfEw Sf kEAhfY Il fsse q1 co
Realtors. exclu. AGENTS. 925 New York
CoLoRED-auEEN ST. N.E.-Finer type
corner brick. Just years old; has s
lovely rooms. modern kitchen, tiled bath
and shower. recreation rm:, gas air-cond.
LEO N BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st.
coLokED eixii ME os2Si ao2iSSoioME PROPERTY 900
blk. 10th st. ne. 10 rms. : baths. semi
detached; owner, occupied. Realizes Sl1o
cSx e. estre Co., GsIl 81 asS4: Ms zas'm' RA sS'1
coTokEbGs sT.. NJ. srd N.E.-s rms,
2A baths: h.,w.h.; owner occupied: easy
ssr9e; e., Ss ssll Ma Ms; Jones' TIA oSsl' cox
CoLoREDIsoo BLK. OF RANDOLPH pL.
N.E.-h2 blk TO carline. 8 rms, 3 kits.
MIS- sosrNsosy rx sfg ESQ ot s. qqiff III. sss
COLOkED-5th AND G SITS. NEG ige
rms. bath; owner will redecorate. Only
coLoREb-sRo6SkkEAND sR Detached. 7
rms: /, bedrms; rm furnished home; sarass
low, Call Mr.. Rauch. HO. 646l. COX
6of2ssrRf \ G0s Re lsss, ST NJ -, vo,, ,.,.
500 and good jobf II 80, you can own
this beautiful o-rm house at $50 r st
ne; porches. double brick garage; lots
i OF extras. Clean as q whistle. Cali Mr.
Campbell, AT. l495. with cox 4 CO.
CoLoRED-I HAVE SEVERAL nice homes
for sale in Northeast and Southeast. some
with small down payment. Call me II you
~, 44s9 os With cox 0;yS = CO. cS2yv RE $50.
rooms. open front porch. 2 screened in
back porches, built-in garage; close to
transp: and shopping. ToDAYs REALTY
COLORED-ONLY 1895 DOWN. mo. pay
ments like rent. Several lovely brick
homes in convenient sections All modern
improvements, inclu. baths, hot-water
heat. Easements. Call until pm, FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP, e05 18th St
COLORED-DET. HOME in good subur-
ban neiRhborhood on large lot. containing
10 rooms. baths, ) kitchens. 2-car det
garage: oil h.-w: heat. For details, cali
MR.. NE1TZEY, MA. S223: eyes,, OW. 1890
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Homs WITH living rm.. Kit, and
and J baths; prefer CHEVY Chase. b. 6.
sSaRY ssf good rM n'wi os,s section will do Mr.
WE HAVE READY CASH BUYERS for
from $4,000 to 100000. II you are in
terested in selling, We will be glad to give
you withoqt obligstion: our prompt opin-
estate service SHANNON 4. LUCHs co,
1905 st. NV. MA. 2345. Open evenings
WANTED wan i : + 70 BUY from owner. 10 to IA
D. LAWHoRN, l1os Trinidad ave. ne.
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM desach.d
house: automatic heat; priced for quick
sals sso vETix Beg 4sS,H; Sssnsn Star q m n,,,.r,
house with Y bath on lst floor. Phone
f PAY ita CASH If Fok RS MoTshswhits fssn or col
rsf ls Ank E'ss:s4 s7s. sns "a ssas Mr.
| today IN sny condition or in any section.
hi SSYEss Mn gas for Sn' sood "a
demand of home seekers II su are
for listing today. Our alert organization
is located in the center OF suburban yir..
nd eomae,e ssd % t. yns5 ssp
EASTMAN & STEELE. Realtors. FA, 1920
GEORGE b. THOMPSON now with stronp
can sell your house quick. Cali me at
aHSNIr aHfS; AIT. fslDes. fSD in any section. Use
our novel way OF hnancing to insure sales
Gail NJ; ; Prssher. MA; sl4l. FREDERICK
W. sERENs SALES NC 1898 K st. sa n,w
Do YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTIONS List
y9Sr house with US hays Sssh 9s eaysSs r whS
G3, 60; l2s. Eve ss; NY; Ex. a4oo, Iii. =.
eolored; any condition or section. DE.
sny sec: Or eend. Quick settls@sn.. ysSMdia JAMES
S65W ThRouaa 9lf kEAEsThds fyss Il 49sS soa
many realtors in D: g. and MARYLAND
kIEzL5sFiSsass \ ssssss Ss4 issi
VIZ WANT YoCk a0ust. apartment ssor.
clients; Call Mr. Boucher. pRURY REALTY
II rkosrT HrTfEsss1rloN TO- to tn. sal sal. o,
sesI s's ss.s 0ssnsss ,asf'taea.
q; e3sS Free e sDpsaisssIs Result, sine. 1919
md nearby MARYLAND IN: 1903.
SPOT Cash e. s,na once no waiting for yo
' YEARS ss 'sas'GR sEk%icE Nc fs iassi DroD.r,
erty with WIN. H. SAUNDERS Co, INC
Realtors since 1887, 15lS st.; M. 10l6
Of v ST. and south Of Allison; must be OF
p s6eo s5se wifi asa Win VI eh.s
or cwnsr xn;4s oM soS ss6-L. Star .,..S a3
have buyer waiting: Please call WALDO
HARRIS. Ii. 1919. NE. 1884. -2l
WE NEED q ga bedroom. 1h-2 bath
Iishhfs ssH EaSf sf.t ONCE, Modern
and Va. counties win and quick buyers in
our Sfiss es Eys Sr SUM- a,,1s phons sa az 2so9
wHsxsr Hxs II susSATow ea1TE with expansion 1aa ss.lc
elementary school; 81 500 down. sroupe
WANTED FoR CLIENT direct from owner
A nice\ 2-bedrm. brick home with r p
and auto heat, 1 OF II baths. IN Arlins-
ton fesrssst or WaYsrly Hills. Write ts
havE IA sSah d1ss s'a6 CUSTOMERS for houses .r
$4,000. Gail MRS. HARRINGTON. TIE
cOL0REDGI HAVE CLIENTS who wsu,
Aunt apartment in desirable n W. section
must be in good condition: IS 900 dowr
66symeFI 6sy1 b. a. sass 1875; evenings and Syn
Clients ,waitins to buy B.. and rooms
EQUITABLE REALTY co, 101l You st
NV. MI. 20s0, to 8; ewes. DE. 1857
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhD

SILVER sPRING-s-b -bedrm. home. on
wooded lot IN perfect cond.; oil heat;
Realseis'D @nss D0si g. siss50. 1888 CRANE HSS za
GHEVERLY MANoR-vsry attractive s.
bedroom brick bnngalow: z bedrooms. bath
salated 81 snd oor; @ larse M liVina s room. ni iarae
steel easement windows throughout and
tubs: detached sarase with separate room
lot. Astrsetiys price and terms. Call g.
BEFORE CHOOSING look at this lovely
new brick bungalow of 5 spacious rooms
and unfinished attic: basement with gas
=. ~. Immediate possession. Located in
Call till pm. SIMON & FRANK Co.
1904 Georgia ave. SH. 6383. -19
able housing at = price you can AFFORD,
We have this new. 6-rm detached Colo
usual low price of Sll.s90, with only
ment to inspect. SIMON = FRANK CO.
s504 Georgia ave. 5H, 1858. -1s
SILVER sPRING-Brick home on large
wooded lot: first Il. has liv. rm. with nrepl.
suiit-in gar: End a., s bedrms and bath;
cell eeIisns os's.: buy. A sHockEY PSf i fMooRHEsn,
ERs%%a ER ssI! ssfeR ensR II p1seAlow . schools oS
screened screen A4s porch. large attic. garage. big
gsa WILL VI EodEKs ssA ssas ssh s
MI. Rainier. Md. HY. os9l; ewes. WA,
EAST sAsSi pINEs-By owner. 4-room buns.-
low: $3.50. reasonable down payment.
Large frst trust uN 1sos; ,oo ris
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&C. heat; close to everything. RIGGS 4
CO.. NM. 2345: If NO answer, TO 336827
WvnoSdoDSMRooR-4-bedrm.. Woo e-bath Cape Cod
place. side porch. family sized din. rm..
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I'm. and Tiled bath: stuceo-over-sipdsf,-
auto hot water; located In Aeeokeek. Md d.
on Route 224. IL miles from D.. C. Only
So $50. small down payment: inmediALe
gessession. Gail MR, puRFENRsFS5 En-
BaiCK BUSG.. $3.50; easy tsrms-New,
lovely rms q bedrms), fireplace. gas ht,
to transp. and store; Riyefdaie Heights.
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contains living room. large kitchen, bed
rooms lovely bath. stairs to noored ex-
pansion attic. Upper MorningsIde; vacant.
| splendid condition. ROBERT MAGEE'
WITH VIII ss. 900 CASH you can own . new,
beautifully proportioned 6-roon1 brick. fea-
turing 1st-h powder rni.. sundeek, oreak.
fast nook and outside patio; landscaPsc
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Milton Vinnick. with A. NJ DRA1SNER.
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SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm home, on
wooded lot; in perfect cond; oil heat
immed poss; S13,e50. CRANE d HE14AN
Realtors 81. 1000. 80