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President Sits in Chair,
Siqns Three Documents

men, the President was "uncom-
Portable" and eager to "get out
of bed"
His first major policy decision
since entering the hospital last
Friday came yesterday in re-
jecting a tentative Soviet invi-
tation for all four members of
the American Joint Chiefs of
Staff to visit Russia this month.
and laying down firm conditions
for acceptance Of possible future
bids.
This and other actions directed
from his hospital bed meant that
the President had resumed work
ing at his job, Mr. Hagerty said.
Progress Satisfactory
All the medicaI news about the
President has been encouraging.
"A bulletin issued by his doctors
at 6 pm. yesterday reported:
THE Presidents progress con-
tinues to be satisfactory.
His pulse, blood pressure,
and respiration re-
main stable and essentially
normal.
He has slept a good portion
of the day. He has required
little ISOLATION.
"At 4::30 pm, the President
again requested permission to
get out of bed and try out his
legs. With very little support,
he walked 20 feet to an easy
chair, where he sat for Is min
utes before returning to bed.
THE doctors are satisfied with
the day."
Sometime between now and
his return to full work Sched-
ule. Mr.. Eisenhower presumably
will decide and announce wheth-
er this illness changes his plans
to run for a second term. His
doctors have said they can see
no reason why he should not
stay in the race.
When the President starts feel
ing better, Mr.. Hagerty said he
expects an increasing number of
White House staff members to
be working in a temporary Office
set up IN the lounge of Walter
Reeds Ward $50 feet and six
rooms down the corridor from
the Presidents room.
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Continued From First Page
ness conference and signed the
three documents.
Mr.. Hagerty said the President
rested the papers on his knee to
sign them. He said the sigma
lures looked firm" but, Of
course, were not as clear as if
the President had signed them
at a desk.
Documents He Signed
The three signed documents,
OF type that come up routinely
In ordinary day-to-day business
Of the President, were:
/. A letter to Federal Civil De-
Tense Administrator Val Peterson
allocating $4,000 in Federal
emergency aid funds to Colorado
for assistance in flooded areas
of Clear Creek and jefferson
Counties. The floods were caused
when a dam broke under I'M
precedented runoff of winter
SHOWS.
2. An executive order approx
ing new design for the United
States Army flag, to be presented
to Secretary of the Army Brucker
at $3.50 am. tomorrow.
3. The international wheat
agreement of 1856. This can
become effective only after Lying
in the Senate for 80 days before
adjournment without objection
being voted by the Senate.
Voices Aid Bill Hopes
During the business confer
ence, Mr.. Hagerty said, the Pres
ident expressed to Mr.. Adams his
hope that the Senate will re-
store funds in the foreign aid
bill Ito adequately support
NATO and the mutual security
program"
When a reporter asked if the
Presidents activities this morn
ing indicated that he was feeling
pretty good" Mr.. Hagerty said
Il think he feels very good"
Spirits Remain High
The bulletin read:
THE President had the most
comfortable night he has had to
date. AS of this morning his
temperature is SO, his pulse is
80. his blood pressure is 1920
and his respiration is 20-all of
which indicates an essentially
normal reaction at this time.
His spirits are high = his
morale is good"
The President is still using the
suction tube that extends
through his nose to the alb
dominal area. a measure taken
to avoid nausea and gas follow
ing an operation, and Mr.. Hag-
erty said he would let reporters
know when the device is re-
moved.
Yesterday the President made
several decisions on matters pre-
sented to him by Mr.. Adams.
Doctors Satisfied
A late afternoon medical bull
letin reported that his doctors
were satisfied with the day"
Still. Mr.. Hagerty told news
Evening star., 1956-08-17
LULU
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF

Answers TO Our Presidents
1.-The late Harry Hopkins,
President Franklin d. Roosevelt's s
adviser and personal envoy, was
born on August II, 1890.
2-Peter jefferson. the father
Evening star., 1956-08-17

A handy, inexpensive ensem-
BILE to go over your sink or
stove. Side cabinets are IS
inches wide and "A inches
high-center cabinet "a inches
wide-15 inches high. Over
all width 54 inches.
Evening star., 1956-08-17

Music always plays part in camp life Campers sing as
they line up for meals when they hikes and the
camp fire at night.
Many crude musical instruments made in One
OF the simplest to make is drum from old kegthe deeper
the keg. the deeper the of the Here
has Just made
He painted the keg bright stretched piece Of
tube the top and bound tightly place Now Doris
putting the finishing touches by painting Chinese
characters on the SIDE
Using color this picture, and then paste it
cardboard Cut out the parts carefully.
Cut opening in Doriss sleeve the dotted black
then slip her right into the opening fasten with
brass fastener bent pin in the indicated holes Then she
can paint the drum Dick holds it steady
Fold the end panels under and the center forward
Then the picture will stand
This idea was first by Gwen Myers Beamsville
Ontario.
violet Hissn AP Newsieaues)
Tomorrow: Hitting the Bulls Eye
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Guilty Verdict
For ILAUrqed

NEW YORK, Jan. II up. A
contemporaries referee has rec
commended that the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Associa-
ton and two Of its officers be
found guilty of contempt during
an eight-day waterfront strike
last September.
Former Federal Judge Simon
H. Rifkind who heard testi-
mony in the case as a referee
for the State Supreme Court,
made the recommendk tion yes
terday. He scheduled further
hearings. starting January 20,
to determine what penalties to
advise.
Mr.. Rifkind recommended
that the independent union. its
president. Capt. William w..
Bradley. and Thomas Gleason,
LILA general organizer. be found
guilty Of disobeying a strike
restraining order issued shortly
after the strike began on Sep
TENDER Z.
Two Called Not Guilty
He recommended not guilty
findings for Patrick J. Connolly.
LILA executive vice president, and
Fred r. Field, jr., president Of
the unions New York District
Council.
After the penalty hearings. Mr..
Rifkind's recommendations will
go to State Supreme Court JUS
tice S. Samuel DiFalco, who
issued the restraining order on a
petition from the New York
Shipping Association. The asso-
citation. which represents most
steamship lines using New York
dock labor. at the same time
filed q suit for $40 million against
the union.
The referee found Capt. Brad
ley had violated the restraining
order four times-on September
8 by directing lila men not to
return to work: on September 8
by reaffirming this directive.
and twice on September IL when
he issued an official strike call
and then made a radio broad
cast urging LILA members to obey
the call.
Cites fragrant Act
''It is difficult to conceive any
act more contumacious Of the
restraining order than Bradley's
official call Of September r." Mr..
Rifkind said in his 38-page re-
port.
Mr.. Rifkind said Mr.. Gleason
had also violated the restraining
order in a radio broadcast on
September IL. The union as a
whole. he said, should be adj
judged guilty Tin that it will
fully violated the restraining or
der of this court by the acts of
its officers and agents"
Legal authorities reported
there is no limit to how big the
penalty might be If the union is
finally adjudged guilty. Prece-
dents for such case are two
fines-one for 100000 and the
other for STA million-paid by
the United Mine Workers as a
result of contempt cases in 1916
and 1913.
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proposed inner-loop expressway
is built. a District highway ON.
cial declared last night.
I'VE are trying to protect the
Irevenue-paying part of the city,
Douglas S. Brinkley. chief plan
ming engineer OF the Highway
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Department told the Midway
Civic Association.
A large part Of the inner loop
|expressway will go through areas
recommended for redevelopment.
Mr.. Brinkley said. Furthermore,
he added, most Of the remainder
lis to go through areas recon-
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lmended for renewal.
Only in the area covered BY
the Midway group along T stree
NV. viii inner-loop land acqui-
Isition costs be higher than con.
|struction costs. Mr.. Brinkley
said.
Dutton Ferguson, president
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press used 230 years ago. for dis
play In the International Print
ing Machinery Exhibition in
! Olympia. England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-11

conducted the meeting IN tn,
Morgan School. California street
and Florida avenue NV.
It's easy TO register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor Of the District
Building and sign up.
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ID. c. Inner Loop
Urged by BrinkIey

Traffic congestion will make
the downtown business district
of Washington decline unless the
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Printing Press Model

Two 6-year-old boys made a
working model of q printing
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Lebanon Tunnel

Lebanon will dig a five and
one-half mile water diversion
tunnel which will be connected
with a power plant at Bisri.
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TODAY

Accent on VALUE-plus com.
North S 'a All u aiG i Sies' o e;
inc trees, bright American
Colonial with charm and In
dividuality In each rm. Foyer
entr.. captivating liv. rm..
sep. din. rm. Kit. has bic up-
hol. breakfast booths and
adioins delightful outside pa
ia baths and sun deck, Bsmt.
rec; rm,. Workshop and built
In Earage. Needs some redee-
S %HapSk s ~ q s,, $4,000 ne =
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III so, this white frame bung., close to
Wash; Lee High Sch. on quiet st.
Idet. gar, is made to order for you
Liv. rm,,. lge. nicely equip, kit. bed
rm., and den on LIST mr.: 2 unique
guest ~ bedrms. on Cd ~, Price
w. w. Blackman, Inc.
IA. S-633S Realtors IA. 7-2777
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BUY DIRECT (due 10 illnessD--2
s fs 0 Rental Gu oMN iIs j S5ot ss:sssS
NORTH. ARL.. zoNED c-2--6.2Q0
50. IT,. adjacent to alley, plus B.
room, full-bsmt. stucco home: mr..
busy shopping center; may assume
trusts; price. S12.750. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC. IA. 4-1l55 til o.
AUNT BLDG. 1919 Harvard st
INSTRUMENTATION, brick With
SS00-a-mo. income. Oil h.-w.h h. Low
expenses. Only SlS.b00 on terms.
KAY REALTY CO RIA. $4,000
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POUR UNITS. Detached: stone con-
str str:; M Ifth and :; !. ave. n.
ST. 3-344O; ewes. WA. 1850.
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ENTHUSIASM


Simply radiates like rays of sunshine
both on the interior and exterior OF
this MODERN (touch Of Hollywood
II We may brick double wing
rambler. with its SUNKEN liv. rm
and massive Tennessee crab orchard
stone firepl. and planters box false
in crab orchard stone). foyer en-,
for that formal or informal gather
ing or lust plain living. the large
din. rm.. the large, neatly done-uT
recr. rm. in bsmt. with frepl.. anc
the large outdoor shelter patio, will
round out your living program. Dead.
end street, in much desired N. Arl
Des SS0S An 81 rs 6acs that th
chased with down payment a:
low as $1,000. should make you very
enthusiastic. Call IA. 1890. with
ENTHUSIASM.
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LYON VILLAGE

Charming 3-bedrm.. brick home,
cozily. tucked in the bend of q quiet
tree-lined street; with 22.ft. iiv. rm,.
sep: din. rm.. breakfast area in kit,
cool 60 IT,. sioe screened secluded porch
Ito-wall carpetins. Let's get together
on this most attractive financing
lS21. 800.
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SUCCESS

Is a quality and an attainment that
comes about through the application
Of many factors. Above captions
but few. This mod. functional
rambler. consisting OF 3 bedrms., 3
baths. . llv. rms, huge relaxing
outdoor porch, interior whose COM
a half-aere woodland setting, has
that accomplished and successful
look. Location. estate-like in char
acter. Quality construction. SUI
perbly planned and engineered. De-
lIghtful appointments, such as wide
fioor.to.ceiling frepiaces, indirect
lishtins. exposed beams and my
sufats Eit isn Success, 'T 70 s sou ana
yours for Home Success" and il
goes without sayine also success.
Call IA, $4,000 and consider a small
part Of your success fulfiiledl
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HEALTH

and well-being go hand
in hand as you casually or ener-
getically live in this hacienda ranch
eT, STYLED along lines of OLDE
by fencing. carpete c' With eV veIyet.
green lawn on dble. -size corner lot;
3 bedrms.. foyer entrance and GEN.
ter hall leads to grand piano-size
liv. rnn. Browse or entertain in din.
rm. or huge jalousied porch. II
recr. rm. or maids rm. Is needed
that is yours also. N. .Arl. location,
one. Of the best. Hot-water heat.
Built 10 last; $4,000 list trust
avail. Responsible party need not
being. this hacienda has 1T. Call
IA. 10000.
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a SsH EDGE"
Aristocratic in
Style

Just 4 miles to d. C. In
fashion conscious" Mclean.
New split-level Handsomely
executed in ANTIQUE brick.
Gracious iiv. rm. with heavy
exposed beams and wide floor
to ceiling windows. Modern
culinary shop adioins spa
cious din. area on LIST level.
Balcony access to 3 lovely
breezy. bedrms. and 2 gleam-
ing colored tiled baths. Lower
level FAMILY ROOM with
additional flrepl. and pre-
pared for Bird bath. diversified
carport. Beautiful wooded
Ia-acre. Best quality con-
struction. Finest neighbour
hood, UNUSUAL OFFERING
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INVESTMENTS

Here 10 lot for q little; 235
acres near Frederick: . EoinS dairy
onsr sKF OUR LkROr AND COM
PLETE LIST or PROPERTIES FoR
ROMER g. CO., INC.
oAiTBERsBuRo 30
CONTINUED on Next Pags.I
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
I-$725 DOWN-$l4,5OO

TANNANDALE - Three-bedrm.. r
bsmt., lge. lot; excellent buy. CT.
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S28.Q5n

New brick 4-bedrm. with q lge.
liv. rm. and firepl.. lge. sep. cheerful
din. rm.. beautifully equipped kit
with eating space, 2 Ice. bedrms. on
LIST A. The End q. has 2 huge bed
rms. with tremendous closets. Ga
rage and side screened porch. Ex-
cellent terms. TIE. 6-1415.
Town & Country Realty
TIE. 6-l415 q TIL, q
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARIZONA

YOUNG AND GAY Pine Springs
CONTEMPORARY RANCHER in a
beautifully wooded setting Of velvet
green green lawns and tall shade trees
living room. big dining IL" de luxe
equipped kitchen, sunny bed
rooms Cor 2 and q den). attached
carport. AND you can ASSUME BIG
Gil LOAN with just $4,000 cash.
Many handy extras, including lux
urious wall-to-wall carpeting. At
SO don't delay. CALL NOW
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A MESSAGE
tn pEOpT Y

WHO WANT A REAL HOME LIFE.
A modern designed rambler for
family living. "a choice Offering
a home Of charm and value; 3 large
bedrooms. large liv. rni.. separate
f fu bIms psaty 81 ' e "a ssstscS
WRIGHT REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-18
FALLS CHURCH

Oficer must leave. so willing ia
sell below GIL appraisal this most at
tractive 3-bedrm. brick rambler; sep
din: rn.. huge porch. full bsmt.
look and decideil S19,05O.
ALTO REALTY CO.
ia. 7-95OS ia. 1850:
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
6 AcreS-LeeSburg Pike
HOUSE AND POND
SMALL ESTATE

TIA Hillwood Ave, Falls Church, Va
JE. 4-4O4O Open ewes. TIL {
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NON-VETS

1883 DOWN
bier T'y Tith ia t Hld S. Esev SSS 81;
to-wall carpet. I2xs8 scr. porch
s5xi3b lot; located within IN miles
from Seven Corners. OF contracts
accepted: Si7,g50,
THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
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FORTITUDE

Is what It will take to buy this home.
LORCOM LANE area requires imam
cial fortitude. MODERN in design,
And II you have been used to con-
ventional styling, this requires con-
temporary fortitude.. High on knoll
with many steps TO climb from street.
steal fortitude. Other than that,
split level viii ut the bill Custom
sep din. rm'. daylight bsmt; air.
cond. provision. Grandmas kit,
20th-eenturY style. And at the price
Of .S94,500, tlow for the LoRcoM
Wi WYE vo oTsA cu any End FLA "a terms s0ny. ".
tional. trade, exchange, or low down
II you have fortitude
this, too. may be your good for
tune). Call ia. 10000 NOwl
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700 ACRES
SPECIALISTS

When looking for country property.
acre or 900. you should see US
and save much time and expense.
Our men are all oldtimers and you
will like them. Imnossible to advery
tise our many properties In Mont.
and Frederick County, so call or
drop In anv time
ROMER r. CO INC
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1O-INCH AID
LOOK-RETIRED CPL.

OPEN
Mclean Manor
CONTEMPORARY BRICK RAM
BLERS. Attractive and varied ex-
terror, with plenty Of eye-appeal
and custom features. huge living
rm:. with Roman brick fireplace
wall and raised flagstone hearth,
spacious dining ell: House Beau
tiful" kitchen with dinette space:
plenty Of smart cabinets: gleam-
ing copper eye-level oven and
counter-top range. dishwasher.
disposal and freezer top refrigera-
tor; BIG BEDROOMS AND
2 FULL TILED BATHS lone in
master bedroom); bright daylight
basement with 46-ft. recreation
space and enclosed powder room.
some with carport; available for
quick possession. CT APPROVED
and priced from S20.319. with as
little as 1915 down to qualified
V'i DIRECTIONS: Across Chain
Bridge about Az miles on Route
1913 tChain Bridge rd:l to West
SIGNS or out Old Dominion 3 drive
%iIs S e We s4r:%s st. left to
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
5O4 N. Randolph at GIebe
ia 7-6200
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AVOID 7 CORNERS

u. a.141h
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SHIRLEY WOODS
GI-FHA TERM9t

No claustrophobia IN this cnSery
airy, spacious 3-bedrm., 2h-bath,
52-ft. brick rambler. Center hall,
1bx26 It. liv. rm.. formal din. rn,,
14-ft. GE dream kit. Soft. rec. rm.,
garage--oh, so many attractions!
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DARWIN MANOR
FAIRFAX
ALEXANDRIA

5-rm. row brick A starter for the
young June bride. GI approved
min. to airport; 10 min. to Penta-
gon. Featuring bedrms., dining
rm.. liv. rm.
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POMPONIO
PRESENTS
KNOWLEDGE

TAU doouICo d4IU ICdOSUI Go.
Absolutely in Position No. / in
its split-level class. Three master
sized bedrms.. ga baths. q liv. rm.
that will end all bubbles as to size
and beauty (23x13); separate din.
rm.. daylight bsmt with recr. rm.
started. On closer inspection. such
features as alum. windows. clothes
chute. air-cond provision. oversize
furnace. extra-large-capacity water
heater, air altering and cooling attic
fan. Down-to-earth price, at only
S2l 800, and Gil approved! SLIGO
On. to VETS. Move in with deposit.
Call ia. 10000. with full knowledge
that, you are getting the bestl
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CHILDREN'S
FAIRYLAND

NEAR OLD FAIRFAX TowNE
4-aere Of woods on quiet
trafiic-free street, cleaning
new.brick. Party-size liv. rm.,
pertaining. Work-easy kit. for
Nom. LIST A.: . bedrms. and
bath: you may finish 2 more
bedrms. at small extra cost
upstairs. Big bsmt. with plen-
" Of rumpus space. Easy on
Dad's pocketbook at only
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ACRE ESTATE
S18.950

Alex. Rosemont sectional spa
cious older house in an established
neighborhood. Lee. liv. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm., nicely equip.
kit. 3 nice sized bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt. and garage; level lot. Ex-
cellent terms. TIE. 6-1416.
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CONFIDENCE

Start your confidence or continue
your home confidence in AMERICA.
Over $50 Of American families are
homeowners. Home ownership shows
your strength and confidence. Con-
charming, 1-yr.-young Cbetter-than-
new 44x26 brick and pretty white
frame rambler. consisting Of 3 BED
RMS. . FULL BATHS. SEP. DIN
RIM, BSMT., Def. GARAGE. S0x125
LEVEL LOT, FOR ONLY-AND THIS
is NO MISPRINT - S1S.950 -
REPEAT. SIS,95O. Note: The full
baths are on level. Call confidently,
ia. 10000.
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I'VE COT TO MOVE

1910 Pinewood ST., Falls Church
quick sale. 4-bedrm.. Ih-hath brick
Colonial: ideal for lse. family. Conv.
to public and parochial schools. You
would have to see this to appreciate
Its many fine features. Appraised
s21 $50. offer considered. Open sun.
after 2 p.m. LYNN REALTY. JE.
-2.040n.
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ST,EEPTNG REAITTY

OLEEF INO bEAU I I
Would have a perfect setting in
this 3-bedroom brick rambler in
North Arlington. Only 2 yrs. old
and In new-house condition. Full
daylight basement with bath roughed
in and outside entrance; lovely
shaded back yard. On dead-end
street near transportation. VIII &C.
HOLLEY REALTY
6Q00 Taa uwv VT QEQEn TIL O
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MR. FIX-TT MAN
AI.pINE VIEW

II you want privacy and a breeze
PLUS VIEW ACROSS THE VALLEY.
see this VACANT newly decorated s.
BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER; CT a Io
DOWN will handle. Let's go see 1t
now
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Afaf
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IA. 10000

o.,I REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
---- ~ 0''0 Open s3sH lee 20 go
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DEL. RAY

Assume 4S CT loan on 3-bedrm.
brick home; ,$74 per mo. pays all.
to shopping and schools. Located on
busline.