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Evening star., 1953-12-06

| almost defled belief. He said
the Big Fish" had been an as
Sistant to Beria and had escaped
from Russia shortly before Beria
disappeared. A second man,
who was supposed to be Rus
sian atomic physicist, had also
escaped and was en- route to the
hideout in Spain. A third man.
who was not identified. was sup
posed to be hiding in Spain with
the big Fish"
Gallo said the man in Mexico
had told him to arrange asylum
for himself and the three men
supposed to be hiding in Spain.
and that further instruction
would reach Gallo in Los An
geles.
At the outset it looked like
some sort of a gag. There were
too many questions not answered.
knew Gallo wasn't a nut.
wondered if it could be a prop
aganda trick, or maybe a con-
fidence deal to swindle some
money out of the United States.
Maybe Gallo was a Communist.
Maybe. maybe, maybe.
II think somebody's trying to
pull a fast one on us to make a
| fast buck" / told him.
Gallo shrugged. Perhaps" he
said, "but I don't think so.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
CopitoI Punishment
IIIeoul in Six States

BOSTON. - Capital punish
ment is illegal in six States
Maine, Rhode Island, Michigan
Wisconsin, Minnesota and North
Dakota.
However, three of these make
certain exceptions. Michigan and
North Dakota provide death fol-
treason. North Dakota also per-
mits the death penalty for first
degree murder committed by q
prisoner serving a life sentence
for first-degree murder. Rhode
Island makes the death penalty
mandatory for murder commit
ted by a prisoner serving q life
sentence.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
|CoughIin Gives First
Public Talk Since 80
By the Associated Pres,

DETROIT, Dec. 5.-The Rev.
Father Charles E. Coughlin is
back in the headline limelight
today for the first time since
1889. And with a plea for a
guaranteed annual wage for pro-
duction-line workers.
In the 1930s Father Coughlin.
known as the Royal Oak radio
priest" was one of the Nations
most controversial public char
acterS.
But Catholic superiors silenced
him as a public speaker in 1899
after he declared in a radio net
work speech that membership in
the then young CIO United Au-
tomobile Workers was inimicable
to membership in the church.
And oddly in his first public
speech since, Father Coughlin
paralleled one of the JAWS
major goals in recommending a
guaranteed annual wage for
hourly rated workers.
He spoke to Detroit's First Fri
day Club last night and drew an
audience of LOO, second largest
in its 13-year history.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Continued From First Page.)

terry. He's % years old. single,
and tall for the average Latin,
nearly 6 feet. Women who meet
him often remark about his suave
manner and soft speech. He
speaks with enough accent to
make an American listener pay
close attention.
Gallo doesn't smoke or drink,
not even the coffee he grows
on his 1,000-acre plantation at
San Marcos, Nicaragua. Gallo
says he inherited his plantation
from his father. but can't go
back to it because he disagreeS
with Nicaraguan Dictator So
moza.
It was three and half months
later. June Is. that Gallo and
arrived in Washington to deliver
the information he had. He
wanted to offer 1t to top author
tiles.
Two Central Intelligence
Agency officials listened to Gallo's
information about Communists
selling American guns in Gen.
trail America. Other information
he had about an alleged $50, 900
shakedown between four officials
of the old Acheson State Depart
ment and a Central American
government went to Senator Nc
Carthy with the name of a dip
lomat who later testified.
Pattern Of Events.
The chronological sequence of
events became interesting later
in the game. but for clarity's sake
they should be pointed out here.
May IBERIA was last seen in
public.
June 15-Gallo and I delivered
Gallo's information to Senator
Mccarthy.
June 27-News analysts first
noted that Beria's name had
been dropped from the presidium
list in the Kremlin.
July 9-The Kremlin an
nounced that Beria had been
deposed.
Again news analysts noted some
thing: The Kremlin said moth
ing about his arrest.
July 13-Senator Mccarthy
announced that the witness had
testified to the $150,000 shake
down at a secret hearing.
A week later, Gallo telephoned
the San Diego Union from Mex
leo City. all excited about some
new information. He said he
had instructions from a man
called Garcia" Spanish equiv
alent Of SMITH to arrange for
political asylum in the United
States for a big Fish" and two
other men who had supposedly
escaped from Russia.
Fantastic Story.
Gallo drove into San Diego
three days later with a story that
Evening star., 1953-12-06

thing we could do: Proceed in
silence.
On July 24-Gallo and / left
by plane from Los Angeles to
deliver the surrender conditions
and guarantees from the big
Fish" to FBI headquarters in
Washington. The conditions
were odd. nothing like ! would
have imagined.
Whether fantasy or fact-and
perhaps we'll never know-the
surrender conditions left no
room for <treachery on either
side. Our network of intrigue
was showing its form in fine
threads as strong as those that
carried our most closely guard
ed secrets from Oak Ridge to
the Kremlin.
tCopyright. 1883 by the San Diego
Tomorrow: The Surrender
COnditi0ns.)
Evening star., 1953-12-06

| will pay all the expenses" he
offered, land if we get the Big
Fish we will ask your Govern
ment to reimburse me when the
man is delivered to Washington
and the business successfully
ended. If we lose, I will take
the loss"
I didn't accept the offer, but
it showed that Gallo was pretty
sure of himself.
Gallo made me promise to
keep his name out of my news
paper stories ] might write,
whether we were successful or
not. I use his name now because
other sources already have made
1t public that he was the inter-
mediary.
Gallo said he was to receive
further instructions in Los An
geless by telephone from Mexico
City The instructions came,
but not from Mexico City, Gallo
said. An anonymous telephone
call in Los Angeles the next
night told him to drive to the
corner of Wiltshire boulevard and
Vermont and meet the man on
the corner.
Gallo said Latin stranger.
waiting on the corner, rode with
him and told him what to do.
When Gallo called to tell me
about the meeting, he said we
were to leave Immediately for
Washington.
Always the information came
that way. from a source we
couldn't trace, giving us just
enough information to take one
step. All had to go on was
Gallo's word. Gallo and I re-
ferred to the case as our 1000
to-l shot. There was only one
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Tornado
CONTINUED From First Page. }

tCOnClnueQ FROM FIRST PageD
hit. I believe there are many
bodies inside the stores but we
can't get into them.
Every one is trying to helr
but conditions are chaotic right
now."
Two big trouble spots devel-
oped after the storm. First was
the Saenger Theater. where 73
persons were inside. Thirty-four
were children. Most of the in
jured reported early came from
this building.
A downtown hardware store
held IL persons. 1t was flattened
Red Cross Just Ended
Conference in Vicksburg
BY the Associotsd Press
A quirk Of fate enabled the
Red Cross to be particularly pre-
pared for helping disaster vic
Tins in the Vicksburg area.
The National Red Cross here
said last night its officials had
just ended a two-day disaster in
stitute in Vicksburg. John Rus
sell, Red Cross disaster chief who
conducted the institute and left
Vicksburg Friday night, returned
from Atlanta, Ga. with a staff
Of 10 National Red Cross work.
erS.
The Red Cross said all its
chapters in Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi had been directed to lend
all aid possible to the stricken
area.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
q HURT IN 2-CAR
COLLISION

Four persons were hurt Satur-
day in two-car collision at NV
Second ave. and 26th st.
A car driven by William Barks-
dale, of 471O NV oath court, COL
lided with an automobile driven
by Clarence Cornelius Jr. Of 1928
NV 54th st.
The impact hurled Cornelius
vehicle through the entrance of
the Seminole Awning Co., $3.50
NV End ave. Hurt were Banks
dale, who was admitted to Jack
son Memorial Hospital in serious
condition with a possible broken
back; John Wise, 81, a passenger
in the Barksdale car, with cuts
and bruises; Cornelius wife, Inell,
with a left leg injury, and his
sister, Miss Make Cornelius head
cuts.
BarkSdale was charged with
reckless driving by failing to
yield the right of way at a stop
sign.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
BURGLAR SHOT
IN ROBBERY TRY

A burgler was shot while he
was trying to break into a South
west section tavern Tuesday and
was in critical condition at Jack
son Memorial Hospital.
Police Officers c. J. Goschwind
and P. C. O'Connell identified
the injured man as Daniel James
Hall, %, of 1917 Charles ave-,
Coconut Grove, and said Hall
was shot trying to break into the
Hasta Manana, 1896 SW 37th ave.
Owner Oscar Morris, who lives
on the premises, told the police
he heard noise at the front door
at about 2 am. and, investigating,
saw Hall trying to force the door.
Morris had 12-gauge automatic
shotgun.
The police were called and said
they found Hall lying under a
clump of weeds so feet away,
holding a pistol in his right hand.
They told him to drop the gun,
but he rolled over and raised his
right arm. One of the officers
fred. The bullet went through
his right wrist.
Condition of Hall was listed as
satisfactory later this week by
hospital officials.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03

Marion B. Carnes, d freshman
from Columbus, Ga, and St.
Mari Fla, was the first stu
der. to complete registration at
the Florida A anS M University
last week. The school was elevat-
ed to university status on Sept.
l. Miss Carnes is shown handing
her cards to Edward Geiger of
Jacksonville, a registration of
ficial-Staff photo by H. Jones
of FAMU.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
Mrs. Eliza Hepburn
Dies

Mrs. Eliza Hepburn, wife of
Baldwin Hepburn, we'll known
Miami singer, died at her home,
2026 NV 4th court on Sent "a
following a period of illness. Mrs.
Hepburn is also survived Dv tntee
children, mother, a mother-in-
law, and several other relatives.
Funeral services, under the di-
rection of the M. S. Allen Funeral
Home, will be held today Fri
day. at 2 pm. at Temple Baptist
Church, with the Rev. L. A.
Thompson, pastor, officiating.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
Constable To Go
On Trial

George Wright of Homestead
will go on trial in Court of Crimes
Oct. IA on charges that he illeg-
ally confiscated money taken from
six Negroes in a gambling game.
Constable Wright was SuS-
pended by the late Gov. Dan Nc
Carly pending outcome of the
court case.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
Grove Resident Dies

Mrs. Viola Wright, 80, of 3348
Thomas ST., died at her home on
Monday, Sept. % after a long
illness. Mrs. Wright had lived in
the Grove for a number of years
and was we'll known in that area.
Funeral services, under the di-
rection of the M. S. Allen Fun
eral Home, will be held today
Saturday at 3 pm. at Sweet
field Baptist Church, with the
Rev. Curry, pastor, officiating.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
NO monthly CRAMPS.
nos even on fise VERY ElRST DAY.

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03

GKn IN eeAAm, 70 on0Rkw Q 30
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-03
GETS 10 YEARS

Frank Morgan, IS, was SEN
fenced by Judge Ben c. Willard
in Criminal Court to 10 years in
pSison for the robbery of MIR. and
Mrs. Otto KrouS in their filling
station, Silver Palm I'd. and
Krone ave., near Homestead.
Evening star., 1953-05-16
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA IN PARKWOOD-
3-bedrm. brick rambler, 22-ft. nv.
rm., lge. GE kit, bsmt.:: wide level
lot; S16; 500; 1910 Franklin st. NO
AGENTS GET Is, PLEASE; sSS$ Open sat.-s1n''
CHEVY CHASE. MD. S1s.950. 8
rms. / bath, fenced-in yard. call
CHEVY CHAsE-s0-ft. uv. rm., din.
rm., equipped kitchen, bedrm. and
bath on 1st; lge. bedrm., bath and
nursery hs. End cempetely ON 1eo nisheH hi
handle. Excellent financing. OWNER.
CHEVY CHASE-older home. at S17-
$50. Beautiful, incl. lge. 90x120-ft.
lot: This spacious frame home has
3 lge. bedrms. and bath on 2nd "A.
Lily, Lily; I;,. Irm;, din, rm.. kit ige. pantry
feI eeebs Dsmt t.rms 0i hT TNEz cusHAEb EE
cHEvY HM eT1l cHAsE-No. 4 E. woodbine
St BY owner: Excellent condition
Clear. S27.95O. with reas. down
pm. Sat. and sun, OIL. 47lS1e
basement, fireplace in /. r., gas h. w.
h., dining alcove, garage. detached;
tool shed in garden; lot has IL! 1i;SOo 70 Q
SQ. H.. c.1 hCICS O1 ldnu
which has 12o-it. frontage on sur
price Of $15.95O. See your realtor
Or phone owner fer appointment.
GHRRisTTTT Park ESTATES, Ksn.ins-
ton. Md.-3:bedrm. brick rambler
on corner lot. Bsmt.. QE Kit.
$Ib.9o90,. $4,000 down. Call OWNER,
- Charming 2-bedrm.
hSn' S ss' Rssh es1D.s sF'sF o F'Ffs s1E REiS{ ss5
kiRksf6E, iR IiSs41 Ar CHEVY CHASE CIR
CLE-A dignifled brick Colonial home,
center hall, nv. rm., din. rm.,, kit,
lge. pantry with window and lge:
Rarden: 8 bedrms, baths and incl
porch on End; 2 rms. on 3rd. Full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h., Gear brick ga
rage. 1NEz CUsHARD, Realtor, EN-.
2-4232. WO. 6-1504. lis
LANGLEY PARK-Prominent corner,
brand-new, 3 bedrms;; semidet.
cut epssise sessaG' sns5.' $4,000 down. 500 mo
LoAGBRANcH 6A BRANCH PARKWAY. iooe
Kennebec ave.-Enjoy the con;
ns Inspect Auiy THIS s-unit bpiek coons SSs
bldg. situated along the Long
branch parkway: outstanding loca-
tion gives this property permanent
value. completely terraced and
handicapped 100x1 00-ft. lot, outside
barbecue; all apis. have separate
entrances, parking. walks and lawns:
den available for occupancy by
purchaser. Drive out or call JU
b-1096. liz
Evening star., 1953-05-16
ATTRACTIVE HOME

st. Bernadett's Parish. in Woodmoor
too
Makes our home iust right for you.
Large front porch covered by awning
Know you'll agree It's most becoming,
We offer our home f1rst to you.
Confident when seen, you'll know what
-Four bedrooms. baths for sale by
/ 40 Lynmoor dr.. Silver Spring, Md.
Could say much more about our home
But seen is believ n'-so just tele-
Juniper 9-7779 for added information.
Evening star., 1953-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NEW CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK RAM
BIER. with views in every direction.
Large pic. windows. brick fireplace
wall, lily rm.. full din. rm., GE kit.
baths. full bsmt with fireplace, l.
acre tract, Price, S25,95O. Out
Colesville rd. (29l to Briggs CLANCY
I'd. right to peach orchard, left to
Thompson rd. and house: or call
Fulton $3.50, OWNER and builder.
Ia
1868 DOWN-Vacant, non-GI or Gil.
Lovely, 3-yr.-old bungalow, near
Silver Spring. Full bsmt., posses
sion with deposit; payments like
rent. JU. 9-1876 till 8 pm. PARK
SIDE REALTY CO. -l6
Evening star., 1953-05-16
Al HILLMOOR DR..
oTT JTED GDDTN6 MI


COUNTRY CLUB AREA
CAPE COD. all brick, Just
finished; 5 bedrms.. 3 baths.
frepleceS in ltv.. rm., recr. nm.
and kit; all-elec. kit. with
wall oven; closed in sun porch;
full bSmt.: built-in garage;
alum. storm doors ard win
dows throughout; Iandscaped
on Q acres of ground over
looking proposed lake. attrac.
CALF. RAMBLER. on l
acre knoll In process Of being
finished; beautiful treatment
of stone. brick and redwood;
must be seen to be appre-
ciated; 8 hedrms..' 9 baths.
cleo kit large liv. rm. with
f1repl., 2-car garage and
breezeway: you set the terms.
BRICK CAPE COD. finished
less than J year; en- 1ta-acre =
knoll; beautiful in and out;
lge. bedrm. or studio and bath
on 1St A., extra lge. bedrms.
and bath on 2nd a.. with clos
cts running full length Of
house; all-elec. kit; full bsrnt.
with built-in gear earage.
See US for all types of prop
critics including farms.
OLNEY REALTY co.
10. 5-8556.
Evening star., 1953-05-16
EAST CAPITOL ST,

EAST CAPITOL ST.
at $15.5O0 with $4,000
down and the balance in one SCI
1st-trust payable S100 per mo. is
this very large 6-rm. and bath brick
home. House is in perfect condition
inside and out and has front and
room. newly remodeled kitchen and
oil h.-w.h. HERBERT & SONS,
Realtors, SIS 3. Capitol st.. Ii.
3-0129; eyes,, II. S.27s1. -17
Evening star., 1953-05-16

MORE HOUSE FOR YOUR MONEY
t, r, rms, bath bsmt tnts, gao "a Js% pSrches' on
lifetime houses with
3 bedrms.. gas heat. cleo, washing
machine, refgr., lge. lot. $13.75O.
Brick with expan. attic, 8 rms. bath:
high schools "a blk. S14,a5O.
ROBERT E. LOHR
Evening star., 1953-05-16
HOUSES sALE-s.E. tcont. }
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
5514 v ST. S.E.
BRADBURY PARK, MD,

S12.95O
Roman type brick rambler on large
lot. Features spacious living. room,
2 large bedrooms. modern kitchen
and tiled bath. Plenty of closet
space. full basement. gas &C. heat,
Conveniently located and can be
purchased with moderate down pay
ment. Call Mr.. Crawford. cypress
7-S95s. To reach Out Pa. ave.
right at 3Sth ST.. left at Suitland
road to Belt ave. left at Belt ave.
and right at entrance to Bradbury
Homes. bear left on v st. to open
sign.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2nn5
Evening star., 1953-05-16

CHEW CHASE, MD.
Somerset area. 4706 Essex avenue.
De luxe brick rambler with unusually
large rooms Marvellous 3T-ft. recre-
alton room. with two ground level
picture windows. Quiet but conven-
lent residential section. Trades con-
sidered. Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-125S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. Realtor AID. 4-2005
TWINBROOK-4 BEDROOMS
s. $50 ;os Loo down. Liy rm nnhOn,s With
many extras: immediate possession
at settlement. OWNER, Poplar g
Evening star., 1953-05-16
NEW. DET. RAMBLERS
TT. DUPONT HILLS Sc.
OPEN / IT'LL 8
$500. 500 DOWN

A preview showing Of these lovely
brick ramblers Offering lge. liv. rm.
with flrepI.. full din. room. 2 large
bedrms. with sliding closet doors,
esrsmic tie bath sHh,nTtd Nth S9l0red x
kit. with formica tops and garbage
disposal, full bsmt. with lavatcry
and outside entr. GE heating sys-
TEN: plastered walls throughout;
huge exp. attic: average lot 50x1 90:
conv. to schools. transp. and shop
ping. See It now and have your
choice Of colors.
Directions: Out Pa. ave s.e. to MINI.
ave, left to Ridge rd Sc. right to
G st. s.e., left to sample home. 1868
MARTIN K. FRANK co.
LU. 2-9639 LU. 2-462o
Evening star., 1953-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HGTS.-Must sell. transf
Two-story brick, semidet.. 3 bedrms.
Reduced to S11,S00; subst. cash.
Near bus. stores. 10. 3-6a89. II
EASY .PL. S.E.-3-bedroom. 2-story
detached. A large living room with
fireplace. full-siZed dining room. full
basement with half bath and outside
spect call THE DEFABIO CO. 2423
Minnesota ave. Sc. LU. 4-5566.
BEAUTIFUL OWENS RD. tofr South
ern ave-. Oxon Hill. Md A neigh
borhood of fine new homes where
city. and country living excellently
combine. Approx. acre, lovely. older
home. double barn, tool house;
owner returning to Pennna: and
8. KING CO., clio Nichols ave. Sc,
LU. 4-2501. 30
713 EAST CAPITOL sT.-e-family
hardwood fls., tile baths, mod equip
Kit; full bsmt;f h.-w.h;, oil; Reas
MA. S-3556; ewes, JU. 9-6723.
300 End ST. s.E.-e units, 4 baths, 3
side entr. to upper floors. Income
RsSGa'iPS Rsent' re- 72dilB : ii BLOCK Exclusive p7
SALE by owner, S12,5O0-Row house,
gas heat, winter fuel S13 mo-;
bedrms. rec. rm., storm windows;
fenced yard. 10. 2-0395. --21
BOILING FIELD AREA
Semidet. 6-year-old brick. living room.
separate dining room, basement with
Bendix washer, 3 bedrooms; near
busline. For appointment, call Mr.
Bandy. 10. S-4036.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-20O5
Evening star., 1953-05-16
SUNDAY, 2 TILL DARK

Colored- Woodbridge, 154I Douglas st.
n.e.-Beautiful, det., spacious 9-rm.
house; ga baths; price reduced for
1895; eyes,, NO. 7.S475. liz
Evening star., 1953-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
FOREST
H. GLENN GARVIN
GEORGTAN FOREST

GEORGIAN FOREST
Modern brick rambler featuring GE
kitchen and Dashboard heat, excep-
tionally lge. liv. rm., 3 bedrms..
baths. Full bsmt. with "a bath and
gar. situated on beautifully
wooded lot containing approx. y
acre. To reach; Proceed north on
Georgia ave. 2h miles, beyond
JU. 7-6739, LO. 5-4477.
H. GLENN GARVIN
Evening star., 1953-05-16
BETHESDA
RETHESDA

DH Z 111O1~14
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-DARK
Large brk. Colonial, 3 big bedrms.,
gar, screened porch. rec. rm.. in
most conv. Bethesda location. This
home is situated on a large shady
right for quick sale. Directions:
Out wis. ave to Jones Bridge I'd.
right to Lynbrook, right ] block to
Bywood lane. left to 4402 Bywood
and our open sign.
CLAUDE WOOD
Evening star., 1953-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

CALVERT COUNTY-7-room home
completely modern. redecorated; all
electric kitchen with home freezer
Over la-acre fertile garden started.
On main highway only 10 miles
from Marlboro. BY OWNER, LU.
1-l25o -16
Evening star., 1953-05-16
HILLCREST

HILLCREST
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO6
1881 Hillcrest DIR. s.e.-Det. brick,
newly decorated; 1st floor. liv. rm.
SEh SeT r nd oor Snn F bedrms Rit bstS pGI
recr. rm. with bath and fireplace,
attached gar. To locate, out Pa.
ave. sc. to 2Sth St, right to Hill
crest DIR. and open sign. FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii. 7-1OSS; eve. and Sun. 10. 3-69S9.
Evening star., 1953-05-16

Silver Spring-$12,500
SMALL Down PAYMENT-Two-bed-
I'm: rambler; liy dh din. ,Idn. rI; conn., conn.,
gas heat; level lot: convenient To-
cation.
Close-in Location
Sl6.95O-NEw 3-BEDROOM BRICK
RAMBLER; large liv. rm. with pic
tiled bath. full bsmt..: level. lot;
conv to schools, shoppins and bus.
Manor Club-S29,950
CUSTOM BUILT 3 3-BEDRM. 2la-BATH
NEW BRICK COLONIAL in out
standing country club area; large
liv. rm. with frepl.. din. rm., kta
powder rm. on LIST A.; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths up; side, screened porch; gar, !;
full bsmt.; Jhnhs-Manville shingle
roof; lot 110x130. Will consider
trades.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
10. $3.50 NAADAo0 TIL . Pm
Evening star., 1953-05-16
NON-GI

Assume ~ loan; 9-mo. .-old. semidet..
brick and shingle: S79.5O mo-, incl,
inS. and taxes. Three bedrms., full
bsmt., fenced yard, woods in rear;
2 blocks from school and church.
BY OWNER, I,O. 4-7qa4. --l6
Evening star., 1953-05-16
r. A. Humphries, Realtol
SARGENT RD. NE.

You can move in without even dusting
this clean. attractive, det. 2-Story
and bsmt. brick. with 3 bedrmS.. ,
baths. liv. rm:. din. rm., kit; Beau
in a very attrac and conV. neigh
borhood. Reasonably priced. Call MIR.
owens. IA S-36l9 or OIL. 2-@SH1.
P. J. WALSHE. INC. lll5 Eye st.