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Evening star., 1951-11-04
SO Candidates Run for ID Posts
In Arlington Election Tuesday

! Arlington voters will choose Ia
officials from a list of SO candi-
dates Tuesday to run their local
government and to represent
them in the General Assembly.
Voting machines also will re-
cord sentiment on bond issues, in
'fcluding a $74O.000 proposal for
creation of parking areas in Clar-
Iendon and approximately 81 mil
lion to begin a six-year improve
lment program.
/ The election will measure sue
cess Of the strongest Republican
bid for power ever made in the
county. and will test the ability
of non-partisans to retain ma
jority on the county board.
Lewis Opposes Fenwick.
! Polls will be open from 6 am.
to 6 pm. in the 27 precincts.
Republicans selected Attorney
Oren r. Lewis to challenge State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick, Dem
ocrat. who was first elected to the
General Assembly in 1910 and
lost a close decision in the 1945
race for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Running with Senator Fenwick
are incumbent Delegates j. May
Inard Magruder and George
Damn. who are opposed by Re-
publicans James H. Barkey, a
builder. and Fred N. Windridge,
retired auto dealer.
The. three assemblynen point to
their long legislative record and
important committee assign
ments as proof that they can do
a superior job in the overwhelm- !
ingly Democratic Legislature. Mr..
Lewis and his G. o. P. associates
have charged that the county is
not represented on important
State commissions. They say
they would introduce all legisla-
ton requested by the County
Board and civic organizations,
whether they agree with the pro-
poSals or not.
Another major fight will be set
tiled among County Treasurer
John Locke Green, running for
reelection as an independent Re
publican. against Colin c. Mac
Pherson, School Board member
and former chairman who has Of
ficial G. O. P. backing and Demo-
crat Charles B. Quade, business
license inspector in the commits
sioner Of revenue office.
3 Seek Attorney Post.
Mr.. Green is a bitter foe of the
non-partisan majority on the
County Board and has been a
leading opponent of bond issues
I for schools, swimming pools and
other purposes. Mr.. Macpherson,
a builder, accuses MIR. Green of
having tried to boss" other local
Government departments. Mr..
Quade has been carrying on the
same type Of door-knocking and
Iphone-calling campaign that won
him the Democratic nomination.
Also stirring up some excite
ment is the race for Common
wealth's attorney. Three candi-
dates are seeking the post to be
vacated by Denman T. Rucker,
who was narrowly defeated by
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Louis H. Bean to Address
District Democratic Club

Louis H. Bean, Government
economist and statistician, will
discuss current political trends
and their possible effect on next
years elections before a luncheon
of the District Democratic Club
at 1890 o'clock today. Mr.. Bean
lis currently on the staff of the
Secretary of Agriculture and is
the author of such books as BAL
lot Behavior" How to Predict
Elections" and "The Midterm Bat
tle."
Evening star., 1951-11-04

are contesting for all seats now
held by Democrats in Arlington,
Alexandria and Fairfax.
Southwest Races.
Incumbent Armistead L. Boothe
Is opposed by Mrs. Viola Reid in
Alexandra, Delegates j. Maynard
Magruder and George Damn are
opposed by Republicans James H.
Berkey and Fred N. Windridge
In Arlington and in Fairfax Dele
gate Edwin Lynch is opposed by
Republican County Chairman
Douglas A. Clark.
In Southwest Virginia, where
Republicans produce most of their
winners, Democrat Vernon C.
Smith is pitted against Republi-
can w. p. Raines and in the
neighboring Buchanan Dickinson
House District Rufus Perrigan is
carrying the G. O. p. standard
against Democrat Glenn Phillips
In Lee County, the COP. can
didate is Harry p. Rowlett against
Walter B. Greene and to the
East in the Montgomery -Radford
District Republican incumbent
Bentley Hite has the opposition OF
Democrat John L. Whitehead.
Other House races in the South
west include:
Scott County-Grady Coley
Oemocrat) against DR.. c. E.
Greear. Republican, Russell
County-Dr. w. C. Elliott, Demo
craft against Kyle w. Hubbard
Independently, and Wythe Coun-
ty-Delegate N. w. Pendleton
Oemocrat) against r. K. Poole.
Republican). In Wise county
Delegate r. M. Bates, Democrat)
Evening star., 1951-11-04

the reserves. Mrs. Roland has
done her husbands campaigning
and, according to Sheriff Taylor
lit hasn't been easy to speak
against the pretty young woman.
The Office is voted on by both
Fairfax and Falls Church.
Most of Mrs. Roland's political
talks have been confined to a
biographical record of her hus-
band. Some Of Mr.. Roland's sup
Iporters, however, have suggested
that something should be done
labout jailbreaks Fairfax has had
in recent years.
Sheriff Taylor replies that the
jail has been on the verge of con-
demnation for some time and that
bids are being studied now for a
courthouse addition with new Jail
facilities.
The Sheriff states that q maxi
mum amount Of security has been
provided with minimum of faci-
Ilities.
The only other contest is for the
State Senate seat that embraces
Fairfax County, Falls Church,
Alexandria and Prince William
County. The Democratic nominee,
John A. K. Donovan, is opposed
by Republican Nathan j. Paulson.
In contrast to the most of the
other hard-fought contests, the
campaigning of Mr.. Donovan and
MFR. Paulson has been polite and
friendly.
The two candidates have taken
similar stands on major issues.
Two other Democratic nomi-
Inees, Thomas p. Chapmen. county
clerk, and Commonwealth's At
torney Hugh B. Mash are unop-
Iposed. y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Tanker, Captain
Goes On Trial

MOBILE. April 27.-(P.-The
trial of a New Jersey ship cap.
tain charged with negligence. by
the U. S. Coast Guard was con
tlnued for two hours this morn
ing to allow his attorney ia
question two crew members.
The defendant is Captain Ed
win G. Geick of Bayonne, whose
ship, the ESQ Suez, collidcd with
the ESQ Greensboro in the Gulf
OF Mexico q week ago today.
Gcich and his third mate. Jesse
A. Mclean Of Ell Dorado, Arkan-
sas-havc been charged with
negligence in the crash, which
claimed the lives of some 80
:TCWmen.
Gelck'S trial was slated to begin
his morning, while Mclean is to
DC tried this afternoon. The
Coast Guard inquiry board is
meeting at Mobile.
1. Both trials will be heard by
Trial Examiner Daniel II. Grace
Grace says he plans to render
his decisionaas soon as the trials
are completed. If the negligence
charges are upheld, both men
could lose their licenses as mari
time officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Building Permits
Totaling S57,540
Are Issued Here

The Office of Building Inspect
or Ralph Russell has issued IS
permits since wednesday for
building new houses, repairs and
additions, it was learned today.
Three $4,000 homes and apart
ments are going up. Luther Pin
der, 1917 Duval street is build
ing two frame duplex apartments
at that address. Each is estimated
to cost $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Dagney Porter,
1925 Fogarty street are building
an $4,000 concrete block house at
that address.
Ted CanoVa, 3450 Avenue E, Is
remodeIlng a house moved from
Army barracks at an estimated
cost Of $4,000.
Other permits issued follow:
Joe l., Gates, 1884 Virginia
street is making a $500 addition
to his porch Houston Pen6 8l4
Pearl street is making 500 in
CONTINUED on Page Fight1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
American Traitors
To Be Detained

WASHINGTON. April 27.-(P
Congress has under considera-
ton a proposal to set up four
detention camps to house about
$4,000 political prisoners in ease
of world war. This was made
known through the release of
testimony today by the House
appropriations committee.
1t disclosed that federal prison
director James Bennett recently
recommended the appropriation
by congress of 775-thousand dol
lars to prepare the detention
camps.
Bennett proposed taking over
four abandoned military camp;
to house suspected subversives
in the event of a general war.
FBI Chief ]. Edgar Hoover has
said his G-Men have a line On
$4,000 persons already denomi-
mated as being threat to intern
al security in the event of ma
tional emergency. And that they
,CunLInued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Churchill Cancels
American Trip

LONDON, Lprll 81. lH,.
Winston Churchill has CANCELLED
his trip to the United States be-
cause of the British government
crisis.
The former prime minister had
planned to speak at the University
of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia
on May 3.
Churchill's decision not to make
the trip was announced in a lct-
ter to President Harold Stassen Of
the University Churchill told
Stasscn, in part:
Events have happened which
make Il difficult for me to full
fill the engagement now"
He was believed to be referring
to the upheaval in the labor gost=
ernment cabinet which may result
in general election.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Macarthur Asks Adoption OF
Realistic Policy To Stop
Slaughter OF Americas Sons
Declares Our Losses Have Already Reached
Staggering Proportions; Hoover, Taft Praise
FNe-Star General; Bradley Writes About
Another MacArfhur-Like Incident I'm Europe
up Wirephoto
NY The Associated Pres.,

( my The Associated PresND
Macarthur Speaks :.
General MacArthur has pro-
posed the adoption of a positive
and reafistic Korean policy 10
stop what he called this slaugh-
ter of American sons" -
The Pacific war hero disclosed
in Chicago speech last night
that American losses in Korea
sin ratio to the, men committed
have already reached staggering
proportions. The dismissed Far
East commander added: These
losses are progressively mounting
by the thousands each month"
Macarthur spoke before a
cheering crowd of about $4,000
in Chicago's Soldier Field as the
finale to his great Chicago well
come yesterday.
Speaking from a spotIighted
platform in the chilly, windsWept
stadium, the Macarthur speech
caught his audience by surprise.
Although previously described as
mot major policy address" the
iSfive-star generals speech was in
fighting words all the way,
Macarthur said that the adj
vent of war with Red China has
created policy vacuum here
tofore unknown to war He added
that the Korean situation is one
of complete unrealism and con-
tinued by saying that while
metioulously implementing the
directlves given me, | have
strongly urged the need for a
positive policy attuned to the
military realities and designed to
stop - through strength - this
slaughter Of Americas sons"
When the general stopped
speaking, the thousands of top
tContinued Ga Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Jimmie Stewart
Praises Margaret.

LOS ANGELES, April 27.--lR'
Margaret Truman made her
radio acting debut in Hollywood
last night,
The co-star, Jimmie Stewart,
said afterward: "Thc girl is good.
l think she could make go of
being an actress"
A quick telephone call to the
White House brought smiles to
Margaret's face as she said Of
her most ardent admirer: He en-
joycd it"
But the professional critics gen.
orally, seemed only luke-warm in
their praise.
Here is what the critics said;
"She gave a satisfactory per-
Torrance, but not outstanding
one"
1T was a creditable job-for a
first performance"
Another wrote: "Margaret's per-
Torrance was somewhere be-
tween adequate and competent. If
she had a choice of careers, she
should favor acting over singing"
And still another:
"All the good will in the world
cannot make a radio star over
night of a girl who simply has not
experience necessary to carry the
lead in an hour long production"
And the final comment:
Opinion on her performance
will be colored by the fact that
it was Margaret doing the job"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
PhoneCompany
Allowed To
TapLilles
Measure Necessary
To Enforce Laws
Banning Phones
For Gambling

TALLAHASSEE, April a.
ga bill to permit the Florida
Railroad and Public Utilities
commission to tap telephone
lines to determine if they are be-
ing used illegally was approved
today by Senate Judiciary com
mittee.
Louis f. Petteway, general
counsel of the railroad commits
sion told the committee he be-
lieved the measure was necessary
to enforce laws banning use of
telephones for transmitting illicit
gambling information
Pettway said the most difficult
phase of enforcement is determ-
ming who is using telephone
lines for illegal purposes.
Meanwhile, the Senate labor
committee rejected unanimously
bill which would have revised
laws regulating barbering in Flo
rida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Witnesses Not
In Agreement
On Course Of
Two Aircroft

Conflicting eyewitness
reports of the crash We'd
nesday between a DC-a'
transport plane and a navy
Beeehcrafl trainer were giy-
cn this morning 10 the Ma
val Court of Inquiry.
All that has been salts
faciorily established is the
position of the two planes
al the time of The crash i'm
relation TO Key West. They
were over The southern
edge of The island, flying
i'm an almost clcudless sky,
when they apparently col
lidcd and crashed into the
sea.
Members. Of the court which is
meeting in the Administration
Building on the Naval Base, are
Captain r, S. Quackenhush, Jr.,
Captain Elliot Parish, and Com
rnandcr J. A. MiIlspaugh. Il.
Conndr. Beilianlsr Derry Is acting
AZ md srtiJ
.a'he records and experieace
of the four naval flyers were 70
be, reviewed at thc session 81
,Sontlnued On Page Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Ketchell Given
Deferred Sentence

Charles M. Ketchell was given
a deferred sentence of 80 days by
Criminal Court Judge Thomas
Caro- this morning.
Ketchell will not have to serve
the sentence if he pays back the
$2624, the amount of a worthless
check he allegedly issued, and
court costs of $22.9l, the court
said.
Three men were fined for reck-
less driving and two for drunken
ness in the relatively quiet day al
court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Senate Doesn't Approve Ban
On Candidate Contributions
Papy Tells House Crawfish Over Three
Pounds Should BE Left As Breeding Sl0c

TALLAHASSEE April 27H9-The Florida today
political candidates.
bill which prohbs donations from track
provide could money
any
the rescind its adding
contribution Senator Stands of Gainesville asked
bill
The House after three days OF debate Joined The
adopting Congress call convention discuss
federal constitution providing that
should be taxed than rs peacetne
five the request Congress will have o
call the convention.
The House debated length whether require mandatory jail
lottery Voator 1t wound taking Immediate
action
Representative Duva said the mandatory
full
the county would go broke paying fees for them"
But Representative Murray of Polk county countered the
present fine system license fee for lotteries III
to license lotteries by putting lines them then
oCon.:nuc. FaSr Ffreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27

IIUIII IIINIt IIUIIN.f IIIVOII III 1V1IeRIIII.
Roy Hamlin oilnked hard and
said;
I'VE cut the ring off her finger.
Here's the engagement ring, too"
He held up the diamond"
couldn't say anything.
Senior Ljnares and his friend
Senior Daniel Lopez Lage, who c
brother Manuel was the BRIDE
groom, of Linarcs sister, said to
me:
"Can we 60 now? We want to
call Havana. We have to let the
parents know that it is really so"
The two CubanS and | walked
CONTINUED On Page Seven;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Hundreds Of Relatives Friends Of Plane
Victims Stream Into City To Identify Bodies
Nine Bodies Flown
To Havdno Today:
Coroner Works
Until Midnight

Twcnty-Onc passengers
and crew of the DC-4 Gu
bana plane that crashed TO
disaster Wednesday have
been positively identified
by families and friends.
Coroner Roy iIamlin said
This noon.
liamlin and his staff,
The sheriff's office, Pan.
American Always and Gu.
ban officials will work till
midnight tonight for the
second time to complete
The gruesOme task of iden.
tificatiOn and release of
The remains.
Hamlin said that hun.
dreds of relatives and
friends of the victims have
poured into Key West by
plane, bus and car from
Cuba, Miami, New York
and points west, since
Wednesday when The Navy.
Continued On Faye eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27
Rodies OF Honeymoon Couple
Identified Ry Relatives Here
s.TIIATS MY SISTERS RING
SENIOR LINAREs TELLS CORONER
By SUSAN McAvOY

BY SUSAN McAVOi
Cuban proes looked at the platinum we'd
that his sisters bridegroom had placed her finger
April a.
The grand of county courthouse hot and sticky
Hamln held the broken Senior Antonio
Linarcs Jr.
That's tors ring he said to the interpreter Here is
that of her husband They tner back
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-27

The Associated Press Teletype
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For II Years Devoted to the
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Evening star., 1951-05-12
HoUSES-SALE-VA. tcont.) }

s-bedrm. plus den O and u Utility fran; rm. +;
farmhouse-type home, large rms,
cheerful, charming; almost acre
ground. surrounded BY trees; near
schools, churches; walk-in closets;
S7-it. Nv. rm. with .l2-ft. stone
din, rm with picture window WINDOW; besSe bsSe
tiful stone patio, 16x27; mod. eiec,
KIT. Hotpoint dishwasher, refgr.,
,double-oven GE stove; ample cup,
ooaro space; screened porch. OF
course Venetian blinds throughout.
Trlce, S24 800. Shown by appt. only
NO agents; please: Substantial cash
required. Tel. Fairfax 522. ia
HOUSE, Al condition.
neautiiul large garden; vegetables,
J1l 1SlTsr:; s.sss9 chickens. Call after 5 pm
CLOSE 70 GRADE sCHooL-Arltnp-
ton. ,5S22 North 10 st.-Beautiful
detached brick; 8 bedrooms, dining
room, living room, 1h baths, de luxe
kitchen. glassed.in porch, garage, full
basement; pa aas,s gas heat, firepalce. large
sum. swneF' on premises all day Sat j. and
GOOD SMALL HOUSE near shirley
Iwy: nwy: on scre @ and 2 half land, total
price, $4,000; $1,000 cash. Exciu-
save with H. A. EDGE. TIE. 07e1.
SIX ACRES, 3-bedrm. bungalow. mr.
rm., dining rm., kitchen, coal INV
heat; excellent garden land. approx.
7O0.foot frontage on paved road.
PENTAGON REALTY Co, Fairfax
3gS, Fairfax 1856. Closed Sun. -13
BUNGALOW, custom built with ex-
firepl., modern kit. with dining
space, bedrms. with tile shower
bath, finished stairway to expan-
sible attic, ideal for 2 additional
bedrms.. utility room with laundry
5Hos, MoS eisc. a hot-water heater. quiet
plumbing, located on u acre iot.
for complete details call PURVIS
REAhTY CO., OF. 9557, 74S1 ia
Evening star., 1951-05-12
ARLINGTON
BUILDERS HOME

less than 8 months old. Constructed
BY builder for his own use. 3-bed-
room, 2-bath Cape Cod. 31-ft. ,liv-
ing dining room, super. de luxe
kitchen; fireplace; over size garage;
MANY extras. Unusual opportunity
to secure these extras at less. than
their reproduction prices. Adjacent
to 25-acre park on cul-de-sac. Ex-
tremely convenient location, close
to schools and transportation. Ex-
eelle1t neighborhood: Not subject to
tial cash. Full price, $22. 800, Call
direct to JAMES H. BERKEY. 916
North Lexington St. ia. $4,000. or
OW. 1893.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
ARLINGTON-S18.95O

We respectfully challenge anyone to
fireplace. ii pvt. din. rm.. ise. beautiful
kit. den or bedroom. half bath.
screened porch on list A.; 2 master
size bedrms.. tile bath on 2nd A.;
dishwasher, disposal; full basement;
built-in garage; gas heat; nice level
ences. Cali Mr.. boswell, OW. 6S19.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OW. 4441.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
ARLINGTON'S
PrettieSt Home

On Q lots, beau. Handicapped. this ex-
quisite white brick home has huge
hv. rm. with firepl., separate DIN.
rm., fully equip. kit. l lge. bedrm;
more bedrms.; full bsmt.; only, B
min. from Pentagon; oil h:-w.h.;
shown BY appt.; only $4,000.
MANNAS REALTY co.
s11e wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
LGE. BRK. BUNGALOW
GROOM, 2-APT. HOME

OPEN SAT-, SUM-, 20
. bedrms., equip. kit, tile bath and
shower on each f.; separate en-
frances; bsmt., oil h.-wh.; city wa
ter; lge, lot; excellent neighborhood;
safe ss qIiet country Lane SHcbd. Sony to
schools; Is mi. Sousa Bridge
$1S.500, $1,000 cash. 500 mo. !;
40 interest. Out Penna. ave. s.e..
left on Ala. to Marlboro pike, thru
Marlboro and turn left on Largo
rd.. No. 202; go 3-10 mi. to Chelsea
Lane on right to third house. Or via
Central ave. to Largo and right on
Largo I'd. -,-
945 X ST. NV. Ma. 5371.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
HILLS

completely immaculate home de.
signed for gentle luxurious living.
Tastefully custom built brick CO.
lonial center hall architecture.
Ins ionisi ioH0burnins MY firepi JshsnoV spScioUs Gus
library and den over built-in gar.
patio overlooking tree-shaded lot.
3 master bedrms. and Ia ceramic
tile baths. Parquet floors, oil heat.
To be sold completely furn. with Co
lonial masterpieces Equipped with
antique silk drapes. Shown by appt.
only. Call
w. J. w. FAIRCHILD
2024 10th st. n. Arl.. 0W. 6911.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
COLLEGE PARK
80 950 DOWN
CORAL HILLS

OPEN sun. 1-6
Spacious 6-rm Cape Cod brick;
featuring completely equipped kit,
front porch ! full basement with
built-in garage, gas h.-w.h., lge
fenced lot with shade trees; only /
Directions: Out Alabama ave, Sc. to
District line. follow Marlboro pike
to 52nd ave-, right l block to p
street. left to 5202 and open sign.
T. D. BURGESS
'524 Pa. Ave. Sc, VI. 2s02 til 9.
Evening star., 1951-05-12
FOREST HEIGHTS
127 SACHEM DRIVE

o1 GN oON., 1-O
While on your Sunday inspection tour,
don't fail to see this lovely 4-bedrm.
brick Colonial: it's custom built and
has many features not found in the
average home. You will find ] of the
bedrms. with fireplace and adj. tile
bath on the 1st fl. In addition 1t has
large liv. rm. with fireplace, 12x2O
din. rm. and fully equipped kit. with
disposal. 1t also features, a beautiful
recreation. rm.. built-in garage and
large workshop: very conveniently
located In an exclusive suburban
area; large beautifully Handicapped
lot. This home would be ideal fol-
professional people or q large family
When you see. / am sure you will
agree that this is an outstanding
buy on today's market; reasonably
priced at S23,5O0. On exceIIeni
terms. Directions: Across S. Capito,
st. bridge. continue out S. Capitol
st. to Indian Head highway, house
and Sachem DIR. faces Indian Head
highway.
r. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2s0s til o
Evening star., 1951-05-12
EDMONSTON
S10 Q50

An opportunity for a person with
redecorating ideas and urge to use
them: 42-year-old, sturdy frame,
large rooms with IN baths. in
floors; fully insulated and low-cost
oil heat. Front and side porches;
50x200 Handicapped corner lot with
hedge; short walk to stores, schools
and bus; S66.25 mo. payments on
trusts, $1,000 down. For appoint
ment @ TO Inspect. Call Mr.. Hoke, DI.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors 1900 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-12

OPEN SUM-, I TO b
8211 GROVE ST.
Brick Cape Cod. close to heart Of
Silver Spring: 2 bedrooms and bath.
1st f.; 2 bedrooms and bath. 2nd
H.; large fenced yard; ~ financing.
Georsfa eSesfn' awe eeri blocks Seyond
o. underpass to Silver Spring ave,
right to Grove and left to house.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. 1920 Conn.
ave WO 1000
Evening star., 1951-05-12
UNIVERSITY PARK
UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
Here's a beautiful home that cannot
be adequately described. It is AZ
yrs. old; 22-ft. liv. rm. with fire-
place; loft. din. rm., lge elec. kit,
I lovely bedrms., 2h tile baths, fuii
nsmt; gas heat, gear garage; con-
lot In exclusive University Park This
is an ideal house for the discrimi-
mating buyer. To purchase this you
call to Noi''
F1ncham & Co., Realtor
UN, S3S3 Ewes HP GAO