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Evening star., 1949-12-16
Burgman Denied New Trial,
Faces Treason Sentencing

Judge Alexander Holtzon yes
terday ruled against new trial
for Herbert j. Burgman. who now
faces sentencing, probably next
week. for committing 13 overt
acts Of treason against the United
States while a resident Of Naxl
Germany during the war.
Judge Holtzoff stated his re-
fusal in a written opinion. His
decision on the new trial motion
filed by Defense Counsel James ].
Laughlin cleared the way for
sentencing the 43-year-old former
United States Embassy attache in
Berlin. unless Mr.. Laughin decides
to take the case to the Court Of
Appeals.
Burgman has been in District
Jail since November Is. when he
was convicted by a District Court
Jury. Shortly before the emo OF
the trial, he repeatedly suffered
. heart attack. The jail reported
today he apparently Is in good
health.
He faces the death penalty or
. minimum Of i've years i'm
lprisonment and q $4,000 fine for
treasonous hroAdcssts beamed
from Germany 10 American ma
tionals over Radio Station DE-
BUNK"
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Woman Held in Two Violations
After ScuffIe With Policeman

Pvt. Latimer took a DINNER
view of the situation.
He turned around and caught
up with her about a half a block
down Fourteenth street, from Eye.
He said he told her to get out OF
the car and let the crane tow it
away and for her to hail q taxicab
and come to headquarters.
He said he told her several
times to get out Of the car, but she
refused. The crane was attached
and the car was several inches OF
the ground when she finally got
out. The cars motor still was
running. he said.
Miss Hoffman, however, said she
turned OF the engine Is the car
was being lifted. -
He was very mad" she said.
His face was in white heat like.
He grabbed my coat lapel and
Evening star., 1949-12-16

A District woman is scheduled
to appear in court January 6
charged with two traffic violations
which led to a scuffle yesterday
between her and a policeman.
Crowds gathered at Fourteenth
and H streets NV. to witness the
tangle between Miss Kaye Hoff-
man, 81, a trained nurse who lives
at 1109 Holbrook terrace NE, and
Pvt. r. r. Latimer Of the Traffic
Division.
It ended with Miss Hoffman
receiving smelling salts in drug
store and being treated for 'nerv-
business" at Casualty Hospital.
The chain of events began As
Pvt. Latimer dismounted'from his
motorcycle and began to place q
ticket for overtime parking at .
meter in the 1400 block of I street
NV. on Miss Hofiman's car.
Car Turns OF.
Then, both Of them agree, Miss
Hoffman approached the car and
protested. Pvt. Latimer said he
had q warrant for Miss Hoffman
on a previous trafic violation and
told her to get in the car and
follow him to police headquarters.
The parting Of the ways came
half . block away ut Fourteenth
and I streets. Pvt. Latimer con-
tinued across the intersection and
east on street. Miss Hoffman,
however. turned right on Four
teenth.
A police crane which Pvt. Lati-
mer had called to the scene pre-
viously was behind her car and
turned behind her.
II turned right because street.
cars were changing at me and I
didn't want to block traffic." Miss
Hoffman said. Every one began
to stare and I motioned to the
crane to follow me-"
Evening star., 1949-12-16

dragged me from the car. He
wanted me to walk fast up~the
block to phone but I'm heavy
and was already short of wind
Agrees on Weight.
Pvt. Latimer agreed she Is
heavy.
"She got out of that car her.
SELF" he said. Il couldn't have
dragged her.
Miss Hoffman said she became
faint and was taken into a drug
store where smelling salts were
given her. An ambulance took
her to the hospital. where she was
released a few hours later.
Miss Hoffman then went to
police headquarters, retrieved her
car and posted So collateral for
appearance in Municipal Court
on parking overtime and on the
previous charge Of disobeying an
oficial sign on which the war
rant had been issued. ..-
Miss Hoffman said today she'd
never seen anything like 1t and
Pvt. .Latimer agreed.
Evening star., 1949-12-16

All persons employed by the
company continuously from jan
uary /. 1949, to December 81
1949. are eligible to participate
Individual shares will be based
on length of service and earnings
within the past five years.
The directors recommended
that similar profit sharing action
be taken by the company's SUBJ
sidiaries which include 10 news
papers and six radio stations in
New York, New Jersey, Connecti-
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Z GanneH Papers 10 Share
'4 Profits With Employees
BY the Associoisd Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 49,
Directors Of the Gannett Co., Inc,
publishers Of this city's two daily
newspapers, the Democrat and
Chronicle and the Times Union,
yesterday announced that 900
qualified employees Of the COM
pany and the two newspapers
would share in the, company's
profits for 1949.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Bio
Is.

cut and Illinois. A spokesman
for the company said participants
throughout the group would total
about 5000 persons.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Yule Club to Heur Foley

Undersecretary Of the Treasury
Edward H. Foley jr., will address
the Yale Club Of Washington at its
monthly luncheon at 1880 pm
Tuesday at the Lafayette Hotel. He
will speak on Treasury law enforce
ment activities.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

attend exceeds last years attendance
from this area. James w. Pearson,
executive director of the builders
group, said last night.
Among high lights of the sessions
will be addresses by Raymond M.
Foley, administrator of the Federal
Housing and Home Finance Agency;
Franklin D. Richards, Commissioner
of the Federal Housing Admins
tration, and National Commander
Perry Brown of the American Le-
gion.
Panel sessions will cover such sub
jects as mortgage finance-which is
expected to be the prime problem in
the home building field during the
present year; land planning, low
cost building, and the so-called
economy house." designed to meet
the needs of family heads earning
less than about $50 a week.
Home building clinics" will take
up such subjects as procedural ques-
tions relating to FHA, building
methods. prefabrication, heating,
and advanced architectural design.
Chicago home builders will con-
duct daily tours Of Chicago area
housing. w. Hamilton Crawford of
Baton Rouge. La, the convention
chairman, has announced .that an
Evening star., 1949-02-06
50 District Builders
Arrange 10 Attend
Chicago Convention
By Robert J. Lewis

More than so Washington area
home builders already have made
reservations to attend the fifth
annual convention Of the National
Association Of Home Builders which
will hear top Government housing
officials and mortgage finance au-
thorities during the five-day ses-
sions beginning in Chicago Febru-
ary 20.
Last years convention attracted
more than 5000 persons. The con-
vention this year, along with an ex-
position Of new building materials
products and methods, is expected to
set an attendance record.
The number of Washington resi-
dents who have made preparations to
Evening star., 1949-02-06

extensive program Of discussions
and demonstrations on a wide va
riety Of technical home building
subjects also is planned.
William S. Banks, president Of
the Washington home builders or
ganization, will lead the Washington
delegation, most Of which will leave
this city February 10.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
JobIess Reach t,iM,100
In Bizone Of Germany
sy tbs Asso<iossd Press

BERLIN, April 7.-Unemploy-
ment rose sharply In the Amer
ican and British occupation zones
of Germany during the first half
Of March, reaching q total OF
1,111.100.
A military government report
for the period said the increase
was $4,000 over the figure for
the end of February. The rate
of layoffs in the Anglo-American
hizone was more than three times
as high as it was during the
last two weeks Of February.
The report attributed the rise
in unemployment principally to
layoffs in the manufacturing and
construction industries. These in
turn were blamed on a decline
In orders or lack of credit. =, g.
The total Of jobless persons
represents 81 per cent Of the labor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Save 2O9o or more on
Wool BroodIoom Rugs

pecio Purchase of manufacturers mill endso first quoliy
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Two-Doy Special
Tuna Fish, so
3 cans for 81 as
7-ounce cons of solid pack white meat
tuna of excellent quoIity ". White SEQ
lenten meals
W&L-Food Shop, Down staits Store
Evening star., 1949-04-07

all counties. cities and taxing dis
tricts as soon as practicable after
the first Of next year.
The uniform accounting system
was authorized for the purpose.
among others. of facilitating the
distribution of revenues which
the State collects and distributes
TO its subdivisions.
The subdivisions stand to lose
their State funds and grants L
they do not comply.
Along with the notice tnat the
system had been adopted. county
officials received a thick sheaf CT
sample forms. showing how vari-
Gus county regular and supple
mental receipts and expenditures
were to be reported.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Maryland Taxing Units
To Use Uniform System
BY the Associatsd Press

BALTIMORE. April Mary
lands taxing units all viii be op-
Grating under the same account
ing system after January l. 1850.
Details Of the new system were
announced yesterday by a special
State commission which had been
working on it for nearly two
years. 1t becomes mandatory in
Evening star., 1949-04-07
swokopmund Reports
First Roin in 10 Yeors

Recent announcement that Sws-
kopmund. tiny port On the coast
Of Southwest Africa. had its first
rain In over 10 years, brought an
explanation from meteorologiStS.
The town stands af the north
ern IT'D Of the Namib Desert. The
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Carved effect

wAI-Fiou Coverings. sixth Hou
Evening star., 1949-04-07

About Is. 600 900 people now i.v-
ing viii be struck by cancer TN
less greater progress Is made
agains; the disease. Give this
month 10 the American Canoe.
Society drive
Evening star., 1949-04-07
$3.50 Yards Pure Silk and Royon Prints
Lovely Spring Patterns at Exciting Sovings

$50 yards Of Cohonno pure dye pure silk
crepe prints on light and dark back
grounds. smortly styled for imaginative
Spring wordrobes All designs ore excIu-
sive with Woodward 6 Lothrop 80 inches
WIDE Yard, was $4.o5 $3.50
lNOW----
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Atlantic Ocean there Ia Influenced
ny the Polar waters q the Ben
guella current which prevent con-
eentras.on Of moisture IN the air
Evening star., 1949-04-07

force Of the combined zones. The
state Of Bavaria In the American
zone has the greatest number Of
unemployed, $50 800, or 12.5 per
cent of the labor force.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

$500 yards new spring royon print crepes
=. floroIs. stripes, eeoretrcs and con-
versotionoI designs on light ond dork
backgrounds Cohoro, Forenoon. MoIIin-
son, Roboix, Skinner ond Aner-MiIl 80
inches wide. Have benin regular stock,
yard, SIS SI.6S
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Dress Fabric Remnants Reduced "a and "

designs ZOO
solid eoor vekes and other fobr
Plain co pods
Lengths of "a TO IA yord
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Covered Wagon Christening
Set I omorrow in Bond Drive

A real covered wagon. loaned
by Franklin and Marshall College.
Lancaster. Pa. will be christened
by Miss Drucie Snyder. daughter
of Secretary of the Treasury sny-
der, at the Fifteenth street en-
trance to the Treasury Building
at 1880 am. tomorrow.
This will be O token presenta-
ton, representing the 80 covered
wagons that will tour the Nation
in support Of the Savings Bonds
Opportunity Drive" starting a
week from tomorrow and continu-
ing until June 80.
Secretary Snyder will accept
the covered wagon, emblem OF the
Savings Bond drive. Officials said
Miss Snyder, in the christening.
will use water from Suffers Mill
Race in California. where gold
was discovered a century ago.
Clifford K. Bergman, The Stars
cartoonist. will represent the
I Association of Oldest Inhab abitants
at the ceremony. Representatives.
of the armed forces will partici-
pate.
Thomas j. Groom. chairman Of
the Districts bond drive. said
Washington's quota will be $12.-
| 600 900 in Series E Bonds.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
By Harry Lever

Within a week or two, the large
array Of trophies to be awarded In
the big model plane meet on Sun
day. June rs. will appear in show
windows in Washington and
vicinity.
The trophies to be awarded at
Andrews Air Base TO winners in
the fourth annual National Capt.
tai Model Air Show include, among
many others. the coveted National
Airport Club award, the prize
trophy of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and one presented by The
Star. These organizations are
sponsoring the big nonprofit. nom
commercial meet in association
with the Plymouth Dealers of
Metropolitan Washington.
The automobile dealers, to-
gether with leading airlines. avia-
ton clubs. aircraft manufactur-
ers and aviation service organiza-
tions. also will award their prizes,
which in addition to cups, will
include model plane engines,
model planes and equipment.
AS soon as the large number of
awards and medals is complete.
they will be displayed in the show
windows around town, it was an
nounced yesterday bs David A..
Robb, chairman of the awards
committee of the show associa-
ton.
Entry Blanks Flowing in.
Entry blanks are being sent in
at a rapid rate by young people
in the District and many States,
who are coming to Andrews to
participate in the free-admission
meet. AS in past years. the show
will be "co-ed, with several girls
entering models. From the entry
blanks already received by Win
ston w. Watts, registrant, 1t is
interesting to note that many
participants received their model
plane experience while in high
schools here during the war. At
that time, they worked on the
Districts quota Of $500 model
planes. out of a Nationwide total
Of SOC, 900 models which were used
for range estimation. gunnery and
identification training.
The Air Force Is continuing to
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Trophies in Model Plane Meet
Will Be Put on Display Soon

anass some Of its biggest planes
which viii be on ground display
at Andrews from the time the
model show starts at about 8 am,
At pm. when the competition
is over. a Jet acrobat team and
other spectacular fights viii high
light q spectacular one-iour Air
Force aerial show.
About 1000 spectators ~ill be
thrilled at this time by precision
formations. close-in flying at high
speed and other flying maneuvers
staged by. the Military Air Trans
port Service. Its commander. Mai
Gen. Laurence s. Kuter, who will
be official host of the day. has
arranged for the model show to
be held at Andrews.
The timers of the model planes
have perfected an excellent system
which will show each contestant
just how he stands at any time
during the competition.
Birds Are Biggest Worry.
The only thing the timers are
worried about are birds. A few
years ago q high-scoring model
plane escaped the eye of a timer
when five large birds circled
around it and it was no longer
possible to identify the plane. Un-
der the rules of the Academy of
Model Aeronautics. official gov
erning body of model aviation. q
free flight" ends when the timer
following the plane can no longer
see 1t.
Arrangements are being made to
park 10000 cars without charge
at Andrews. For those without
private transportation, special
busSes will be run at frequent in
tervals from downtown Washing
ton.
The National Capital Model Air
Show is one Of the largest held In
the United States. 1t is indorsed
by national leaders as q foremost
means of fostering the interest of
youth IN aviation. About 100000
persons are expected to attend the
show. including Government and
civic leaders. diplomats and other
distinguished guests. Waldo e.
Nichols Of the National Airport
Club is president Of the show asso-
citation and William A. pennover
is contest director.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Dr.. kraushaar Installed
6oucher College President
ay ne Aasecisss6 sssss

TOWSON. Nd. May 7.-Dr- Otto
p. Kraushaar was tnauguratec
today as the sixth president Of
Goucher College In ceremonies
on the institutions new campus
just north Of Baltimore.
Rain fell internationally but
failed TO disrupt the proceedings
attended by about 1000 persons
Evening star., 1949-05-08

including delegates from 800 ether
colleges and universities
Fer the past 10 months ACTING
president OF the s4-yeAT cid col
lege, Dr. KrauxhaA- received 3
copy Of It's charter from FrAncis
A. Davis. president o. The Board
Of Trustees. The presentation Sig
nifed his acceptance OF the presi-
dency-
In his Inauguration address the
educator aSsa.led the specialist Sc
brand Of education.
Madras. India. has banned ami
NAL sacrifice IN Hindu temples.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Excelsior Club Elects

TIE Excelsior Literary CLUB
has elected Mrs C ~. Morris
president. Mrs. Eva @ Elscsf,
Evening star., 1949-05-08

The Women's Trade Union
League will discuss What Shall
We Do With the Slums" at q
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
YWCA. The chief speaker will
be.Dr. Edward F. Harris, president
Of the Lincoln Civic Associat tion.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

The motion picture industry Is
donating the 80 covered wagons
to the drive. Present at tomorrow's
ceremony will be officials of the
Fruehauf Trailer Co.. which is
donating 80 trailers on which the
wagons will be transported over
long distances. and officials of the
international Harvester Co.,
which Is donating tractor trucks
that will tow the wagons on their
tour of TOO cities.
Evening star., 1949-10-17
HOUSES WTD. 70 BUY Cont. }

HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
eaII IF %h I sedT499 4e9s house, owners nSa Saly'
WANTED TO BUY. in good NV. sec,
taehed + & d. Address O. x. s., Chase
IF F,Pii PRoMFr M ATTENTION to the is sal.
ment PROPERTY is s0Ssi' What you Sa desire desire.
ealI sai +. A. HUMPHRiEs. Reaitor.
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
appraissls. Results since 1919
ALL Cash AT ONCE for your D. c.
mouse. frame or brick. large o.
smalE; sa' Roefyl1et f9nditiGT Nd 'mm.teriai. Boz
CASH PAID FOR YOUR HOME-If
gsog, soy must sell. call RE. 1886 or EN-.
Quick WILL BE the action in buying
S2gIcK sGqE hogSe vs. for , cash. MITCHELL 81.
PVT. Family wa wants sAt to buy buy home, me
approx. bedrms.. in good all white
section; must be reas. Ia. GAL.
vIRGINIANs-Do you really want to
sell sell, s9n5 our h9yse' Ws Why not list It
WRIGHT, Real Estate Builder. va.
ONCE SOL S. Glebe I'd. ia. 4-o55O.
RETIRED SEA CAPTAIN wishes Va.
home, 2 or 3 bedrms., up to $1,000;
have cash. Box 430-D. Star. 90
HOMES AND MORE HOMES wanted.
Quick, satisfactory home sales are
the result of proper. expert ap-
praisal and an experienced sales
organization. Simply phone. eve.
nings, GE. 1900 for this unexcelled
service and stop worrying. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918 K st.
n
Evening star., 1949-10-17
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE

IDEAL HOMESITES, in N. Arl., close
to school, bus, shops; paved street
and all utils. in; 9 left; moderately
prieed. OWNER; 81 81, 5o6a; IL
Phone Phone oreenbelt R"ss 5s7e. sH's. &1s 0'
BUILDERS IN Sc. AREA-40, 900
GU; yyds dirt free for the taxing.
CHEVY HEi Y'eSi CHASE, MD, and Bethesda,
Md.-Have several very nice build
ing lots; ,i,,i, All iImpEroyssGmnentsi pEsGn terms.
SILVER sPRiNG-Level lot, s0x19o
ses 81 4Ss4 stsss a5Hs 5BfHEa IL
D. c.-cLAY ST. Me- lots. a5x
ia each. zoned res; 40 a. on
sale g G25o cash. A. M. ROTH.
HYNEsBoRo pK.-s lots, 5oxl5e IT.
HRVis iRRESytd RrAf4Y 5e g. 902 GY 'ss%i e5gi;
the HES HxMiET, Mai !TSl: Chevy Chase, Nd
Attractive home site. soxI45. Can
o. oE: 5soo' ewes. and Sum- cal 81.
6SS sRF 1eTs 9Csrios 81 bt,s 10 stfs BIZ Z
east Of Conn. ave. on Fessenden St.
to oath St. NV. to our signs0 Sew
eral beautiful rambler and home
sites. Rep. on grounds 3 to Z pm.
SHAPIRO, INC, NE. 1717.
HOMESITES = $500 to $3.50. an
wooded. on State roads, 10 minutes
from Shirley hwy; easy. terms.
MASON HIRST, Annandale. Va.
phone FA. 7447.- Closed Sundays.
choice section Of Fort Lincoln; list
price, $3.50; sacrifice. $1,000. OW.
6651, Sun. and ewes. -22
WE HAVE A FEW desirable lots and
q 3-acre tract partly wooded, near
the Shirley hwy; $50 down and $40
per mo. on the lots. CECIL B. LUP.
TON. OW 1888 is
BLDG. LOTS for semi-det houses.
Walnut and Elm ne; all improve
ments with plans and permits for
bldg. OV. 4391.
EXCELLENT D. C. LoCATION-30
lots facing 900 It. on paved streets,
all utilities in and paid for. Zoned
for apts., semidet. and group houses.
Mr. Measeu, DI. 1915; eves., ST.
2s4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
Evening star., 1949-10-17
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR SALE

2ND COMMERCIAL, store; lst blk.
II st. ne; lease for years at ST.
500 per annum, leasee pays all ex-
penses excepting taxes; priced to
yasd VIZ 3 sDpEey paGyE soatbeFn sas Th
MA: 1876 ewes. co. si46. II
GENERAL COMMERCIAL LOT on the
15ox175, 26,25O so. #. W. S. HoGE,
Jr. CHI. 0600; eyes,, call OK. 2209.
GENERAL COMMERCIAL LOT at
Leesburs pike; size soxl44. 1000
so. 1T. One of the fastest growing
business sections in Arlington. W.
8; HoGE, Jr. CHI. 06o0; ewes. Gail
SOFT. sri STE, downtown shopping in area
settle estate. ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
Realtor. 614 Union Trust Bldg. MA.
CENTRALLY ;lSSTi LOCATED, Arlington;
flreproof bldg, suit. light manufac-
50. It. foor space: 1000 50. it.
Paved parking; s1a5 mo. Call IA,
bETaEsPAnsnt is5ad 9ssn;E4;s 1;:s .;soo III ID
SO. 50; #; s.tsdsda sdoinins Ma AIS Bethesda
approx. ] 400 So. IT. Ex; 3s37.-1e
Mr.. N. CAPITOL and Florida ave-,
entire 2nd A., 36x4s and 27x3s
suitable for factory, church or or
ganization; for further details call
L. r. TURNER, Realtor. 600 18th st.
sw;' NE; l647. r -l7
End commercial, ss5 per mo. Call
2nd COMMERCIALS foot front,
2,170 SO. it,, on prominent NV.
thoroughfare; price S12,75O. Mr..
Measell, DI. 1915; ewes, ST. 2S4S.
Evening star., 1949-10-17
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcon,.
SILVER SPRING MD

BUNGALOW-SIL. SPR.
Mr. in.-Vacant. Mod. 5-rm. brick
reduced to sell. ROBERTS E.
LAT1MER. GE. 1870; ewes, GE.
1885 10
Evening star., 1949-10-17
lBUsIkEss PRop.-REkT (con,. J

18th AND L SITS. N.W.-Large front
rm. with plate-glass window. excel
rent 'oifs5on IEo NJ mmea BERNsrRRS R9sS Tses eo
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540O.
NEW BLDG. 9th and Mass. ave.
Nv. fn:w-.App. $500 so: IT.. 25,tt:
shipping entrances, gas &C. heat
lmmed; poss..: reas. rent. Apply
LEO NJ. BERSTEIN a. CO.. Realtors,
14th AND IRVING sTS. N.W.-First-
fir. store with 2 complete floors
above. excellent location, parking
space in front for 4 cars; Ven
M. BERNSTEIN g. Co. Realtors,
l4l5 K st. NV, ME- 54OO. is
GOOD NV. LOCATION. 1000 So
it.. ideal for doctor. dentist. lab
tiles furnished, DU. S55s; ewes,
SH, $500. 20
Evening star., 1949-10-17
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRENTWOOD-S500 to $1,000 down
2-bedrm. bungalow porch. garage;
lot 50x200. Bus. schools. shopping
y0HN Wa s4fL i; JOHNSON WA so $3.50
GALLATIN ST. Hyattsville-S11. 300;
terms. Z rooms, bath. cleo. h.-w. h,
oil burner. garage: lot 5ox150 It
FRVIN REALTY CO.. HY. 1884;
OFF FEE EpMoNsToN MO SION Rp.-Nice buns bunsa.
low. first time offered; hardwood
floors; oil heat: fenced yard; wide
Ms, ssS,, Fitzserald' COX & CO.. RE
RADIANT vALLEY-Nonveter can
assume 40 GI loan on spacious s.
cash. MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 773I.
2-BEDRM., 3-BEDRM., 4-BEDRM.
brick homes, starting at S11,500
The price Of the 4-bedroom, 1h-
bath. with gar. u bedrm. on 1st a y
will really surprise you. All ready
for immed. occupancy. Ewes, Mike
Fekete. HI. 6149, GOLDSTEN
BROS realtors. RE. 1858.
4 BEDRMS., vacant, Green Meadows.
Redec:, Z rms. 2 baths; oil heat;
fenced I'd; bus. school. shopping
Approyed GI for $1,000. JOHN
:1:,sS :Is.r! So%S A.. Hs; xSD sos.i 81 MosGTH
ssa5ms' Snebo5 .na. tg S'mt steve .1sds; 5esT
shoppins. efi JoHN Il. T. JoHNsoN. I4s sshSSls wa
$3.50, WA S4R7 10