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Evening star., 1953-10-06
III Are Indicted Here
On Narcotic Charges,
4 on Gaming Counts

Seventeen persons were in
dicted yesterday on charges Of
violating narcotic laws.
Those accused include George
Eng. 81, Of the 800 block of
Twelfth street NE; Mark Chock,
81, of the TOO block Of Sixth
street NV; Back Gueng, 54, Of
the 800 block Of Fifth street
NV, and Wong N. King, 80, Of
the 900 block Of H street NV.
all Chinese.
The others named in indict-
ments charging narcotic law
violations, all colored, are:
Dover Walker, 10, Of the 1000
block of Twentieth street NV;
Oscar E. Jones, 90, of the TOO
block of Seventh street Sc;
Leroy Williams. 38, of the 1900
block of New Hampshire avenue
NV: Leroy Looper, 20, and
Christine Thomas. 81, both of
the 1900 block Of Vermont
avenue NV.
Also, Dolores r. Taylor, 80, Of
the 800 block of Fifth street
NV; Lucille Johnson, .25. Of
the 500 block of L street S.W.;
Claude Nash, IS, of Bellevue,
N. j.; Alvin r. Franklin, SO, and
Ruby Franklin, 81. both Of the
900 block Of Rhode Islands ave-
nue. NV.
Also, Robert j. Mayors, IS, Of
the 1900 block of Marion street
NV; Eileen M. Lamare, IS, Of
the 1900 block of Vermont ave-
nuN NV. and Frank M. Love, Of
the TOO block of Harvard street
NV.
Four persons were indicted on
charges of keeping a gaming
table and place for betting on
horse races. They are:
George j. Koutsos, So, of the
800 block of North Capitol street;
James Kokinos, of the 1900 block
of F street NV; Leo j. Corridor,
of the $500 block of Davis place
NV, and Oranto r. Powell, 49,
of the 800 block of North Capitol
street.
Two funeral directors were in
dicted on charges of receiving
stolen caskets.. They are Jerry r
Darden, 35, colored, of the 900
block of r street NV, who is
accused of receiving four caskets
valued at $206, and Samuel But
Ter, 38, colored, of the first block
of r street NV, charged with
receiving three caSkets valued al
$138. The indictments do not
charge the two defendants with
the thefts.
Two employees of q caSket COM
pany, from which the indictments
charge the caSketS were stolen
were referred to Municipal Court
for prosecution on charges OF
stealing them.
The indictments were among q
total Of 58 returned by two grand
juries before Judge F. Dickinson
Let's Of the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
mn O q ernfoId
D O O r S

Let the jones A. Cassidy Co. provide the your space
problems Modenfod Doors increase the usubIe cubic feet
living in the bedroom home by much
$50 IT,, the equivalent Of additional l2xl4
The Modefod Door folds like accordion It constructed Of
strong meu fome and is covered in washable Vny coated
fabrics which uvooble in 80 decorator colors.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

cuSSed the possibility OF diSband-
ing itself but decided, at length,
1t can still serve the community.
Discussing the history Of the
association, in its Oath year,
Charles A. Burmeister. president,
pointed out that. in the groups
earlier days, there were such
matters as school construction
and street and sidewalk improve
ments to held members interest.
Now" he continued, "theSe
have been attained. Even
juvenile delinquency is not much
Of q problem in our community"
The. result Is light attendance,
with the associations work being
carried on by a small cadre of
faithful members.
The group finally moved to
stimulate attendance by getting
guest speakers, setting up an
attendance committee and serv-
ing refreshments after meetings.
The association met in the
Murch School, Thirty-sixth and
Davenport streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-06

nature. rather than malignancy,
and this promises hope for the
future.
The speaker addressed a din
ner of the Washington Com
mittee Of the Ohio State Uni
versity Development Fund held
in the Editors Building. TOO ]
street NV.
Also speaking briefly was Sena-
tor Bricker. a Republican, OF
Ohio. The 1853 chairman OF
the fund is Stephen j. Skubik.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Doctor Points 10 Gains In treating Leukemia

A noted authority on leukemia
last night painted a brighter
future in the treatment Of the
disease.
DR.. Charles A. Doan, dean of
the Medical College Of Ohio
State University, pointed out
that only a few years ago leuke-
mia had been considered almost
100 per cent fatal.
F Now. DR.. Doan added. thanks
to medical progress. it is being
discovered that the disease may
be IS per cent Of a deficiency
Evening star., 1953-10-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
New Lasting Clean Wins Floor
Wax Tests for Beacon Wax
New Science Discovery Gives Most
Amazing Long-Gleam To All Floors

Today's style of having a bright
cleaning floor as the mark of a
good housekeeper is no longer a
problem, thanks to the amazingly
new long-gleaming Beacon Wax
Scuff marks that used to mess-up
the floors are now a thing of the
Evening star., 1953-10-06

past due to this new miracle Of
science that has become one Of
the worlds biggest selling floor
wakes. Its amazing gleam out
shines and outlaSts ordinary
wakes to such an extent that it
makes Beacon the best wax buy.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
No Tax Complaints

VICKSBURG, Miss. P-Tax-
paying apparently has lost its
sting for residents of Warren
County. For the first time in the
memory of officials here, as
sessment rolls Of the county tax
assessor went unchallenged.
Evening star., 1953-10-06
Problems Solved, Forest Hills
Group Almost Calls It Quits

Faced with the problem of no
problems, the Forest Hills Citi-
zenS' Association last night dis
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Allies Awaiting Report
On Red Truce Violations
By the Assoeio,ed Press

MUNSAN, Oct. 90. Allied
members Of the Military Armis-
tice Commission still are await
ing report from a neutral ma
tions inspection team ordered to
investigate reports that the
Communists are moving Grated
fighter planes into North Korea
in violation of the armistice
agreement.
An allied officer said tonight
that Swiss and Swedish mem
bers of the inspection team
complained in a preliminary re-
port that they were permitted
only a perfunctory visit to the
North Korea air base at Uiju,
where it is alleged the Com
munists have been receiving
Grated jet fighters from Red
Manchuria.
Meanwhile, there was an un-
confirmed report from another
but unofficial source that the
inspection team had made a
divided" report to the super
visory commission in which
Swiss and Swedish members said
there was some evidence that
Grated fighter planes had been
received at Uiju.
Top Swiss and Swedish dele
cation members could not be
reached for comment,
Evening star., 1953-10-29
BY the Assoeiated Press

KEYSER, w. Va. Oct. 20. -
The indecision of 18-year-old
Betty Lou Hicks, who couldn't
make up her mind about the two
men she married, resulted in a
four-year prison term for her
yesterday.
Last Friday, Betty Lou ap-
peared before Judge Earnest A.
See on a bigamy charge. She
acknowledged she had married
Sergt. Henry o. Hicks, a Keyser
boy. in Jeffersonville, Ind, Au-
gust 2, 1850.
When young Hicks entered the
Army and was sent to Korea,
she became friendly with Gerald
Conrad of Baltimore and married
him in Woodstock, Va, Decem-
ber II, 1852.
She never divorced Mr.. Hicks,
it was testified.
Betty Lou told Judge See she
married Mr.. Conrad because she
was afraid of him"
The judge found her guilty of
bigamy, gave her a four-year
sentence and suspended it. One
of the conditions of parole was
that she refrain from seeing Mr..
Conrad again.
Yesterday, Betty Lou was back
in court. She had been seen, it
was testified, at night club in
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Death Of Woman
Pushes Traffic Toll
TO 81 Fatalities

The city's fifty-fourth traffic
death was recorded early today
when a 43-year-old woman died
of injuries she received in a
traffic accident Saturday.
Police said Mrs. Irene Wright,
colored, of 642 Callan street NE
was hit by a car while she was
crossing at the intersection OF
Sixth and Callan street NE. She
died at Emergency Hospital.
Police said the car was driven
by Charles William Moore, %,
colored, of 1112 Fourth street
NE.
Policeman Injured.
During yesterdays parade. for
the King and Queen of Greece,
a motorcycle policeman was in
jured when his cycle collided
with an automobile.
Police said Pvt. Nick L. Prem
cipe, 81, was taken to Emergency
Hospital with a broken ankle.
Police said car, driven by Mrs.
Vivian B. Bertram, 20, of 1904
Glenroy circle, Falls Church, COL
lided with the officers cycle on
Seventeenth street near Consti-
tuition avenue NV.
Mrs. Bertram was charged
with failure to yield the right of
way, police said.
Woman Hit BY Auto.
In another accident yesterday,
a 29-year-old woman was taken
to Emergency Hospital after she
was struck by a car at Maine
avenue and Ninth street S.W.
Police identified the woman as
Mrs. Evelyn Tillett of 1880 Iver-
son street Sc. Police said the
accident occurred during last
nights rain. Driver of the car
was listed by police as Hyman
Bronfin, A, a druggist, of 4440
Chesapeake street NV. No
charges were filed.
Mrs. Tillett received head cuts
and possible internal injuries.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Arlington Man Named
By Royal Arch Musons

John c. Parker of 1921 North
Thirty-third road, Arlington,
Va, last night was choe IN grand
master of the second veil of the
Royal Arch Masons of Virginia
during the groups final session
of a two-day meeting in Rich
mond, according to the Associ-
ated Press.
Ernest Goggin of Roanoke
was chosen high priest. Other
officers include A. B. Honts of
Front Royal, grand scribe, and
C. C. Helms of Hot Springs,
grand master of the third veil.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Girl Undecided Between Two
Husbands Is Sent to Prison

the company of both Mr.. Hicks
and Mr.. Conrad, fathers of her
baby girls, 3 years and 4 months
respectively.
In court yesterday. Mr.. Hicks
testified he was willing to take
her back" but said he was pretty
sure she wanted Mr.. Conrad.
Betty Lou wasn't so sure.
She said, II can't make up my
mind"
Judge See decided the issue
by revoking Mrs. Hicks parole
and sending her to the Pence
Springs Women's Prison for four
years and advising Mr.. Hicks and
Mr.. Conrad to "get out of town. f"
Evening star., 1953-10-29
New Jersey Senator
Backs FactuaI Policy
For Overseas Radio
BY the Assoeioted Press

Senator Smith. Republican, of
.. New Jersey, today termed the
Eisenhower administrations an
nounced plan to stick closely
to facts in its overseas informa-
ton work as absolutely the
right way to go about it,"
Senator Green, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, said it sounded
all right, but that he wasn't
fully certain what was intended
and didn't think the United
States Information Agency staff
would be either.
President Eisenhower an
nounced at his news conference
yesterday a new directive telling
USIA to avoid any effort to force
the imprint of this country on
other peoples.
Letter from SLrelDerL.
Along with the directive, he
made public a letter from the
USIA director, Theodore C.
Streibert. saying that the agency,
avoiding a propagandistic tone
=. will show how American OBJ
jectives and policies advance the
legitimate interests" of peoples
abroad.
Mr.. Streibert said the new
agency, created last summer to
take over most Of the informa-
ton program from the State
Department, promises that "the
new approach will be harder
hitting than previous more diff
fuse approaches because it is
based on the idea of getting
across a message that will be
convincing"
Senator Green said that after
reading the directive and state
ment Il don't understand what
they've cut out that they had
before"
Wants Home Enlightenment.
He suggested that if USIA
"can interpret United States
aims and policies, maybe some
one in it ought to start doing
it with the home citizens-there
has been a good deal of con-
fusion at home about them"
But don't overemphasize my
criticism" he added. II like the
whole tone of it, but I'm not sure
they have been specific enough
SO that the USIA staff can un-
derstand what they intend"
Senator Smith had special
praise for the promise to keep
the information program factual.
He declared: 1--WE ought to try
hard not to try to slant things.
>. When we try to meet false
and malicious accusations said
about us, we are apt to use Ian
guage in return which is charac-
terized as propaganda"
Senator Duff, Republican, of
Pennsylvania said a recent tour
of Europe convinced him there
is basic understanding which
only needs to be increased by
Intelligent use of information
about this country.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
Holiday Bonus Offered
For Marine Recruiters
BY the Associated Press

The Marine Corps is paying
q bonus in leave time to men
who bring in recruits.
A spokesman said yesterday
If Marine brings in a volun-
teer to the recruiting office he
is given five extra days of leave
In addition to whatever regular
leave is coming to him.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
West German Imports
Of Meat Are Doubled

BERLIN.-Meat imported by
Western Germany totaled 50
million pounds during the first
half of 1858, about 81 million
pounds above the 1852 figure.
For the same period, exports
of meat totaled Is million
pounds compared with only 8
million pounds in the like period
nf 1852.
Evening star., 1953-10-29
$3.50 Book Sets Record

LONDON.-The most eXpen-
sive piece of philatelic literature
ever printed is a recently issued
book that sells for $3.50. 1t ex-
plains. with illustrations, the
large stamp collection of the late
King George VI
Evening star., 1953-10-29

GODFREY'S LITTLE SIS
TER-Phoenix, Ariz.-Kathy
Godfrey, sister of Arthur
Godfrey, may soon be hitting
the big time in the broad
casting field. Miss Godfrey,
who has radio and televisiOn
programs of her own in
Phoenix, is being considered
for an NBC show featuring
former members of Arthur's
CHS program. Miss Godfrey
said the firing of Julius La
Rosa from her brothers
show had nothing to do with
her chance of a network
show. 'Tt's been in the mill
for several weeks" she said.
-AP WirephOtO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
36 Mems $500 Bette,
TAILORED TROPICAL

All wool tropicos, two-py royon and imported linens
the assortment Sizes and quantities available ore Req
ulors-3I35. 2/36. 3/37, $685. 1/4o. va, 3/46
Shorts-4/36, l/37 2/4O; Lones-l/38, 1879, 2/4o
1/4o; and Stouts-2/3e, $40, 1/46.
Kann's End Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

Just 100 of these left Fomous
rnoker's shirts :. slight irreo-
uIortes won't mar their wear Ca 49,
Wash costly. dry quickly. Broken A>S9
sizes
Kann's-Second Floor; Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
Boys $4.95 $685.
GABARDHNE STACKS

Fine quolity royon and ocetote eA -
for now and bock-to-school wear.
Solid coors. Sizes 8-l6. ~
Kanns-2nd F1oor-Washington;
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

Save $55.e5 on these floor sompes. Do
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looks fresh and brighter due to the exclusive
spiroIotor oction. Only 5 at This price!
Kann's-AppIiance Store
Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

Royon fouIord robes . . each in e. -
its nootehine bog. CoIorfuI prints. ~
Washable. Broken sizes wv -
Kanns-Street Floor; Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

Just Il left! Shawl collar, full
belt, z pockets White, blue and @M
noize in group. Sizes GLIB in
the group
Kann's End Floor-Washington On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

For modern c and solos only Floral
patterns, plain and two-tone eoIors Of wine,
green. grey and natural. Not all coIors in
all styles. Just 50!
Kann's-3rd Fqoor-Washington
Lower Level-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-04-12
IllvESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL GROUND - We have
Woodmont Triangle in Bethesda.
klSa koSERr s. Ste HAGH e CO. eOetSlts o1 ss5e R5s
Eyes; and nd SUM-. call Mr.. LauEhlin.
ARI., OPP. Hechts, so2 Taylor st. {:
CO; approx. 1900 SO. #; rent,
500 mo-; total sale price: S16.950;
Improved iniUTW d By S0'SIg S.rm. % house. % detached
garage. Vacant. FRED ]. GEORGE,
IA. S-6777; eyes,. IA. 2-3523. -12
MOTELS-wo have q selected num-
ber Of nne motelS on. leading ma
tional highways in and around the
METROPOLITAN area of wash. d. c.,
in varying price ranges: We also
can o5n M tn Thpomgsen; q,g c,Es TsSidenee, EN-
tor. 1889 wis. ave. EN-. s-4Sa2.
ROCKVILLE-Rte. 240. Established
restaurant with beer and wine
license. Also ground for industrial
REYLAs REALTY co. Ju. S-444i.
BY OWNER-stors buiiding 3ox5O
on nearly " acre fronting on o.. 8.
Highway No. l., south Of Alexandria.
ssss noW II AmDe mDSe paved
driveway and parking area. viii
sell with stock, fixtures, equipment
and good will for $4,000. Phone
TE. 6-9469 after IL noon. 12s
End COMM. GROUND-43OO blk. Of
Hunt pL n.e.-Approx. 1880 80. IT,,
$1,26 per 50. IT,: 81 800 cash re-
quired; or will trade equity for
DLETON. Realtof. RE. 7-11S1;
Sc. D. C.-corner of 5000 So. IT. Of
ground on soft. alley: sewer and
water in. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880.
MARLBORO PIKE - few blocks
from D. c. line Sc: $4,000 SO. IT.
of 1st commercial; -200-ft. front
with , corners; ideal for gas station
or other business: S1.50 50. IT.
or build to suit tenant. Mr.. Filippo.
LU. 2-5Q16. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, 1345 Good Hope rd. Sc.
DUMP TRUCK, late model. in excel
cond.; good return on investment
during construction season. Oh.
FOR INVESTMENT. Downtown corner
commercial bldg. .Lone-term lease to
one tenant. $1,000 ", no expense
but S665 tax and insurance. Price.
SOS. 600 with $50. 900 cash. 0AU.
RICE KOHNER, D1. S-214S.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR sALEIBU,

WE HAVE several small business
hldgS.. stores and apis, attrac. for
the small investor. DINOWITz CO.,
BY owfNG1RL. fSi1 COMMERCIAL GROUND.
frontaee on 4-Iane blvd. Additionai
property avail. on back: Excel: loc.
IN nearby Va, Just on Shirley hWV ;,
!or motel or various types bus.
Temple 6-1176. No agents. please.
NEAR GLAssMANOR-About III.
p 300 50. It. Of CO commercial
s1 ground: aS6 9Sc 50. It. A. M. ROTH.
MODEM CoLoRED THEATER-soO
seats. fireproof and air conditioned:
sale or consider lease. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd
,s;s; Sc; Lu; 4-340O, LU. 2-5976.
WORKSHOP, storage or once space
2Qx35 it.. gas. elec. and heat. Rent
oS50 per mo; RA: $4,000.
0lS99 END ST. N.W.-HouSe, 8 rms =,
"a baths; newly decorated, gas
neat: best downtown rental area.
GOSs REALTY CO.. 2144 K st. NV.
MA 2.12h9
Evening star., 1953-04-12

ALExANDRIA-NeW brick and einder
overhead door: SIS. 900. Iodfs ?.
eHoEMAKER, 1919 K Ut. NV, MA.
S-1106.
STORAGE OR WORKSHOP, $500 "a
IT.. brick OF 18th OF. NV. alley
entr.; $4,000. DI. 7-6bOO.
1000 IT,, / floor; small
ONCE. 4 loading doors. UN. 4-444O
and WA. 7-3467. III
Evening star., 1953-04-12
ALL CASH
ALL CASH
For your home. Call for immediate
appraisal. BERGMAN REALTY CO.,
ST 3-94S3 TIA 9-l760 Ia

ALL NA6l
For your home. Call for immediate
appraisal. BERGMAN REALTY CO..
ST. 3-9433, Ia. 9-1760. -16
NO. l. MONTGOMERY co. 20
acres, near new Rocky Gorge Dam
site; large 10-rm., 2-bath frame
house, in DELIGHTFULLY."- secluded
setting; needs redecorating; 1st time
offered; reasonably priced at $26,-
900.
No. 2. Montgomery Co. 2 acres, all
cleared, with Cape Cod studio bids. :.
65x20 It.; many possibilities for
converting to living quarters; gar
den and young orchard: $10,500.
6 acres, 8 miles so. Of Sandy Spring.
on hard road: excel. house site;
No. 5. Howard County. 10 acres.
on main highway. ~ miles from
downtown Wash: small old stone
house; ideal for summers and week
ends; cool garden, young orchard
any many other unusual features;
No. 1. Howard County. 6-room 2
bath house on acres. near new q. 8.
20, 2 miles from new Johns Hopkins
lab; only $17, 800.
S5 acres. with long river frontage
on middle Patuxent; excellent house
site; 1926 per acre. SANDY SPRING
REALTY co. Ask operator for Full
Evening star., 1953-04-12
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

N: 7. AVE. NE. AREA. $50 "a. IT,.
drive IN. heavy d., high ceiling, heev3
current; ONCE, Washroom; 5000 mo.
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1850. Ia
SECOND COMMERCIAL, rear Of No.
II n st; ne. Approx: 10000 Ga.
seen between 10 am. and 4 pm.
-12
SO, coo. SO. FT.-Permit issued for
junk business; only l mi. from 18th
st. bridge; long lease II desired: -feaa
rent. rent sidLEE as ESQ g Co. RA. s-s4S1'
ALL.-BRICK BLDG. 5000 "a. IT,.
brand-new. suitable for warehouse,
or factory. Call 10. S-6677 or HI
4-072O. Ia
Evening star., 1953-04-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

NORTH-S2,OOo cash
may handle this attrac. 3-bedrm.
house with lge. patio, nice lot, close
in. Call ACME. IA. 7-6667; ia.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

SITE wanted IN North
ern Virginia BY reaSeareh and de-
velopment CORP; 1870 acres with
access to main highwayS. Box 431 B,
Evening star., 1953-04-12
INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont

81 UNITS, near Pentaeon: trades con-
sidered less than 71a times reason
able rents. IA. 5-6540.
"a UNITS in NV. D. c.. cog return
SON REALTY CO.. IA. 5-6540.
I 18th AND r SITS. N.W.-a rms. semi
detached brick; 2 baths: top floor
5AnEsg 5TInapssd casR sf art tx o'9t s74oS Wo
D0wSIoWN-Fo9r- S M brick; EUA.. lEs &C.
come. $3.50: rents viii increase
after Dec. 81: price. $62, $50. Call
Mr.. Measell. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTORS. EN-. $4,000.
9. NEW HOUSES. d. C.-Fine rental
Investment. win sell or trade for
E,n3d Erou13d sedey nsT units units in NSGnsd MSntg
utilities. $4,000 down. Eve. RA.
3-3797, Mr.. ward. l.. T.. GRA-
Waite, Realtor. 1918 K st. NV.
SILVER sPRING-New. easy-to-rent
spacious 8-unit apt. bldg, in CHOICE
location adj. Govt. park. 20-ft.
w. hsdq rms; separate nIs din F%s. SasS. ,ss or
2itchens with table space, huge
Many other unusual features either
standard or optional. Live COM
fortably with an income instead OF
o big expense, 1st trust $4,000.
Direct from BUILDER. JU. 6-9806.
ROOMING HOUSE
NE. Vacant. Brick. Oil h.-w.h. Dee
grated. Small down payment. CO.
6-6222. Ewes. RA 6-0608.
MOTEL AND HOME
Masonry construction situated on
beautiful hill with over 4 acres, Of
Intersection Of Shirley hwy. near
Capital. Accommodates 1s guests.
high occupancy; plus lovely home.
Assume existing 41z% 1St trust
payable $3.50 per mo. with approx.
$4,000 cash. Inspection by appt
days. SaIsve; ewes. and van sun. Kf' s-sii2.
Evening star., 1953-04-12
Arthur L. Walters Co.
$15.05n

D1U,0UU
New 3-bedroom and tile bath brick
rambler, living room, dining room.
modern equipped kitchen. Located
on nice lot with trees. CloSe-in
North Arlington. Immediate pos
session. Call
M, r. REYNOLDS & co.
Willston Shopping Center
il. 4-4660 JE. 2-S067