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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

fumes at the Atmospheric Nitro
gen Co.. affiliate of Allied Chemi-
cal and Dye Corp. 1t penetrated
for many miles along the river in
a triangular area embracing Sec
tons of Ohio, West Virginia and
Kentucky.
No one was injured. There
we're no reports Of anyone hav-
ing sought treatment for inhala-
ton of the fumes. detected as
far away as Huntington. IL miles
to the southeast. South Point
is an industrial community of
800 on the river between Ironton,
Ohio, and HUNTINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

149 Independence avenue Sc.
President Victor J. Kayne and
L. M. Tulman, director. will speak
on proposed District licensing
regulations.
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panel of eminent citizens, headed
by a noted conservative. advised
Pros and Cons Of Foirless Repor
Weighed. Poee A-3l
the President pluntly that this
country must abandon the false
hope" that collective security
spending is temporary. The
group. under the chairmanshir
of Benjamin F. Fairless, the
steel executive, submitted some
40-odd recommendations-some
|of them controversial every
where, most of them controver-
sial on Capitol Hill.
On Friday a 13-man advisory
board. whose recommendations
in the past have all been on the
liberal side, proposed a "substan-
tial" increase in American ex-
penditures for sending techni-
clans and capital to underde-
veloped countries. This group is
headed by Eric Johnston, presi-
dent of the Motion Picture AS
ISOLATION of America.
The President has turned over
the two reports to his special
assistant for foreign economic
affairs, Clarence B. Randall.
chairman of the board of Inland
Steel.
| Mr.. Randall has asked inter-
ested agencies of the executive
branch for their comments on
the FairlesS and Johnston rec
concentrations. These should De
in his hands in about two weeks.
/ Disagreements will be put to
the President for resolution. and
the work will then begin on Mr..
EiSenhower's special message to
Congress on mutual security.
That message is expected 10 set
the Administrations policy line.
ICAS hope is that it can start
its presentation to Congress on
fiscal year 1858 foreign aid by
April i. This hope. however. is
not likely TO be realized if MIR.
Eisenhower's policy declaratio
is made the opening move on
Capitol Hill.
+ 1t seems more likely that the
administration position will not
be "firmed up" as the bureau
Gratis say, until mid-April.
Further Complication
The studies of the presidential
mutual security program on
Capitol Hill, where six to eight
committees usually participate,
will be further complicated this
year by the activities OF the
special economic mission in the
Middle East.
Congress has just approved the
Presidents proposal to resist
Communist aggression in the
Middle East with military force
II necessary. and to remove re-
strictions on the spending OF
$500 million in the same general
area as an antidote to Red sub
version.
/ Former Representatives James
P Richards is to start a two
month tour Of Middle East ma
tons this week to find out
where the 5000 million can dc
the most good.
There Is striking amount
of agreement between the Fair
less and Johnston panels on new
methods to be tried and old
ones to be expanded in the eco
nomic development field.
Both see the need to make
a clear distinction between short
range military aid and economic
development assistance, which
it is conceded must be long
range.
The Johnston report COM
planned bitterly that military aid
has been allowed to become con-
fused even among the Ameri-
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ing out. 1t will be form Of aic
to the Soviet Union.
III, on the other hand, the
Soviet Union is having to put
food and commodities into Pc.
land to maintain the Polish
economy. as some people believe
we would be releasing thai
amount of drain on them, 81
they would be better able to ust
his to cause trouble in Other
countries and the rest Of the
world.
THE basis for any such aic
is on the theory that the Co.
mulka government has a certain
independence of Moscow. While
there have been some indications
this may be SO. only a week age
in the United Nations. when the
Soviet Union introduced a reso-
luton condemning the United
States for aggression and SUBJ
version in some captive nations
there were only 8 votes in favor
and Poland was one of them.
Senator Knowland said if there
is any hunger in Poland. he il
sure the American people would
favor giving food. if they coulc
be certain it would get to every
one and not just to Communists
But on this matter" he add
ed, "the question is whether il
is the opening wedge for a Com
munist Marshall plan. If We
would do this for Poland, while
under occupation of Soviet
troops, it is a question of whether
or not we would be called upot
to do the same thing for Ro.
mania. Bulgaria. Czechoslovakia
Albania and the people of Hun
gary. who have shown consider
able resistance TO the Commu-
mist yoke.
Senator Knowland mentioned
several developments which
might alter his view Of the pro,
posal:
! /. He suggested that If the
government Of Poland would
negotiate for the Withdrawal
of Soviet forces from Eastern
Europe" there might be some
basis for discussion of economic
aid.
Tariff on CARE Hit
2 He said there are a larg,
number of Poles in the UniteC
States who are prepared to sent
/ CARE packages to their home
land. but he said the Polish gov.
eminent has a "prohibitivr
tariff" on such packages. H,
said the Polish government
should show some interest IL
removing this barrier. If tina
were done. he said. I'VE NIGH
consider bearing the cost of thu
ocean freight" so that The
CARE packages could be sent II
greater quantities.
/ 3. Senator Knowland said q
number of American citizens oil
Polish ancestry who visited thei
homeland before World War II
have not been permitted to leave
the country. although the!
claim American citizenship. H,
said the Polish government
might demonstrate its indie
pendence by showing some con.
sideration for those people.
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Licensing to Be Topic

The Metropolitan Association
of General Improvement Con-
tractors will meet Tuesday at
|S pm. in Rector's Restaurant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Political Spotlight Turns
On Foreign Aid Issue
EARL H. YOSS

Official Washington has begun its awaited great
debate on foreign economic policy The argument expected
continue at least four months in the executive departments
and on Capitol Hill
1t already clear that there powerful forces work.
in industry in labor in agriculture and in education
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Fumes Hazard Wones
In Ohio Fertilizer Fire

SOUTH POINT. Ohio, Mar lF9.-Clouds of potentially
Irritating chemical fumes from kept thousands
OF people in State Ohio River the
today.
Long after huge pile of chemical fertilizer caught fire
wind water combined dissipate any dangers of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
Picture
ny JOSEPH oIES

FOR nearly hundred years historians,
Lincoln scholars and Civil War fans
regretted the technical difficulty that pre-
vented the Photographic recording Of
one Of US. history's greatest moments:
Lincoln at Gettysburg. A remarkable
piece Of Photographic detective work at
last supplied such picture. 1t is one of
the most fascinating Of the 800 photos
in Lincoln A Picture Story Of His
Life" by Stefan Lorant, scheduled to be
published next week by Harper's in a
new edition.
Famed Civil War photographer
Mathew B. Brady had an operator on
hand for the dedication Of the battle
field 81 years ago next Tuesday. Mott
fed that the President was to speak, the
Brady operator was in position in front
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
IN MEMORIAM
IN loving memory Of

SYBL S. HOGAN
who passed away Dec. IL, 1854.
No one knows how much we miss
you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost
you,
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory fingers
Sweetly, tender, fond and true,
No day passes our dear one
That we do not think of you.
Sadly missed by,
Mrs. Rebecca Saunders
And Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

MAN.. NEL4L.IE WILSON
who departed this life Dec. Is.
1852.
There's an open door at the
end of the road.
Through which each must 90
alone;
And there in light we cannot
see
OurFather claims His own.
Beyond the gate where loved ones
rlnd happiness and rest;
And there is comfort In the
thought
That a loving God knows best
Sadly missed
Rev. c. J. Burney. hon
L. c. Burney, son
Moszella Cooper, daughter
Hattie McCutty, daughter
Iris Taylor, daughter
Sam Walker, grandson
Brunell Fuller, grand Deht
Carolyn Taylor, grand Deht
Lillian June Fuller.
great grand daughter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

CECILIA COOPER WILLIAMS
whom God called Dec. /, 1855.
Mother has fallen asleep.
Into Heavens mansion she en-
tered.
Never to sigh or to weep
After long years with LIES
struggle
Mother has fallen asleep.
Beautiful rest for the weary
Well deserved rest for the true.
When LIES journey Is ended
We shall again be with you.
This helps to quiet our weeping
Hark! Angel music so sweet.
He giveth to His beloved
Beautiful, beautiful sleep.
Joyce and Corene, daughters
Joe Jr., Anna, Charles
grandchildren
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

MRS. LILLIAN ADAMS
who died Nov, 3, wish to thank
those who were so kind to US
during our bereavement. Special
thanks to Richardson Mortuary
and friends in the Caledonia
apartments.
Thelma Mccall
And the Adams Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

mus, Mr.. and Mrs. w Z. Smith,
Chester. Pa; Ernest r. Taylor,
Thelma Burgess, Nashville.
We sincerely apologize for any
omissions as some cards were
lost or mislaid during our hour
Of grief.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
nur dear mother and grandmother
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory Of
our dear husband, father and
grandfather,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grimm,
irving J. Thomas, pr. and Mrs.
w. II Colley, Mr.. and Mrs-Geo.
r. Cash. MIR. and MIS- Myers. Mrs
Margaret Simmons and famsiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - PRICE REDUCED -
New 4-bedrm, bath. Colonial
split ramblers; lge lot, cleo. kit,
best construction. 1850 dn. pay
ment Sl6q mo. Ju 9-349O. ewes.
10 b-ASUU
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CHEVY CHASE. close TO the clubs
Center-hall plan home offers de
luxe kit. with breakfast rm., den
and n bath on list. 4 bedrms .
/ baths on End; ground-level bsnt /:
garage. beautiful lot Shown by
Apt. only . am to o pm. EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

kUt'a GREEN HILLS = Handsome
split level VI old. owner transit :
= bedrms. ~ baths a bedrn. ~
IT.. scr porch of din. rm.: all
cleo. kit, plus breakfast rm.. huge
rec. nm with fircpl garage. Ask
ing S37.a50. SAMUEL F BOGLFY
OF Md INC. OIL G-7SO0 til q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

SILVER SPRING-S295 down and
assume payments S77 mo. on lovely
2-bedrm. home: many extras; must
be sold this week. MR.. FRANK.
LO. $3.50: ewes. TU. 2-4241.
SILVER SPRING-Just of Dale dr..
Very close-in. near the high school.
Den and y bath LIST A.. 3 hedrms.,
2 full baths up. Priced under mar
ket for quick sale A real buy for
q discriminating purchaser WOOD
SIDE Realty CO.. JU. a-6440 til
{! pln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

CHEVY CHASE-Brick rambler. SEP
din. rm. 4-bedrms. 9 baths,
finished attic makes 5th bedrm
daylight walkout rec rm.. garage;
low 3ls. SAMUEL F. BOGLEY OF
MD INC OIL 6-TSOO III @
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HUt KNILLE--Four bcdrfls, . baths,
living. rm dining rm,, Kit attrac-
tive home, like new. both inside
and out, level ward with play area
COW to schools; 80 down; VA APP
proved Priced -Si2250 Ewes. Mr.
MCDOWELL. VIII d-l632 7. r
GRAVATTE, Realtor. Ma S-0753.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

kENW0OD AREA-AmazIng value
IN $4,000 neighborhood. attrac-
tive stone-and- corner ram
bier. situated on a beautifully land
scaped lot. outdoor fireplace Liv-
room, modern kitchen with break
fast space. good-sized bedrooms. >
baths. full finished basement, .
car detached garage. In our opin-
ion. this is the best buv on today's
market and it's priced IN the low
EOS Call OIL 6-2344. THOMAS j.
FISHER & RI
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR rxcH

HUPJNT CIRCLE AREA. near 18th
and Que sts.--vac IL rms, 3
baths. Ideal for chanceTy. embassy
annex. fraternity house. natl. head
quarters. tourist home. roomlng
house. etc. Excel. fin. and terms.
AARON A. PAULSON. Excl. RIA.
3-3S33 OF Elk 3-0uiU.
l HAVE $4,000 EQUITY in my
$50. 900 Bethesda home. plus about
$4,000 cash Want to trade for
small home or investment property
OWNER, RA. $1,000 or OIL. 6-7t66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

CHEVY CHASE-This GEORGETOWN
type Cape Cod has bedrms., ~
baths. G-E kit, compl tiled Eng
Isl s5h 6smt Or, On l9 gy1sr1 -aere lqt
LER Realtor. JU. 5-1l00. Mr.
Anderson. RA. 3-G3R4
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Mr.. BRADLEY SCHOOL

screened porch, powder room;
stairway to storage attic;
slate root. Walk to elemen-
tary and ir. high schools.
500 500.
The owners OF these houses
will consider GI contract.
For appointment. call Mrs.
Neil, OIL. 2-0772.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW-spacious
Cape Cod: 4 bedrms.. baths
$40 800 All-elec kit. with break
fast bar. all bsmt windows above
ground SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF
MD. INC, OIL. $1,000 It'll o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

GAITHERSBURG-5-bedrm., 2-bath
frame house. lge. lily. rm. with
firepl., Enalog -paneled music rm.,
sep. din. rm fun bsmt with rec
I'm. and half bath, oil h.-w.h: a.
acre wooded lot, in excel loo. COW
90 everything: $4,000 K. BOW
ttir.. 0nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

MASS. AVE. EXT, SI4.a50.-In tis,
home. solid as rock. nice shady
lot surrounded bv much larger
homes. Contains 4 bedrooms. -
baths. fireplace. bsrnt. garage, oil
b -wh FRANK s PHILLIPS, INC,
DI IN Eye HA n-2lo1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcons.

TAVERN AND RESTAURANT, near
by beach. ~ mi. from city. on main
I'd. On and of sale beer and wine
Switchboard. dancing license; So
600. Phone Annapolis. CO. 3-9S46
LAUNDERETTE - Low down pay
ment, balance pay as you go: fully
equipped; 10 washers, 3 driers. 4
extractors. ia. $1,000; ewes. and
SUM-. KE. S-2506.
wELL-EsTABLIsHED REAL ESTATE
business will buy, rent insurance
and mortgage loan accounts. Re-
plies held in strict confidence. Re-
ply Box 4S5-z. Star.
NEW, MODERN, 3-bay service sta
/ ton for lease by major oil CO.;
/ located In northeast section of
Wash, d. c.; low rental terms. Call
Enterprise 1919: call OIL. 2-S503,
after 8 pm.
A MARVELLOUS OPPORTUNITY for
the right person who has capital
to invest in high-class enterprise
with unlimited possibilities, can re
active or silent mariner. Box 49,
B, Star.
OPTICAN AND iOR HEARING AID.
New modern air,cond, store. 500
So. #. S26b. Best professional
business location in Silver Spring.
800 Pershing drive.
LIQUOR STORE OR GROCERY
WANTED-Buyer has substantial
cash and local bank references.
fiaential. No brokers please. Box
BIB Star
GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN---
VIII sacrifice for quick sale. Corner
spot. NV. section. RIA. 6-0704.
MACHINE SHOP. modern and metal
tabrlcating plant. Air conditioned.
Over 10000 square feet plus land
for expansion within so miles Wash
inston. Excellent opportunity. Priced
for immediate sale. Box 325--Y
Star. pa
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, sell or
gent; bldg; apt. bsmt. furn.
RESTAURANT. FINANCIAL DIS
TRICT-Breakfast and lunch; good
ceptionai, Cali MR.. SLOWER, Elk.
3-4ll3; ewes. 10. 5-ll49.
BEAUTY SALON. sacrifice. Owner
leaving town. Good business, good
clientele; Falls Church area. Call
JE 2-2716, Tues. through Sat.
from . am to o pm.
CPA will purchase individual ac-
counts or small practice: cash
available Box 215-B. Star.
LEAVING CITY, must sell my we'll
established business: lunch counter.
patent medicines and sundry items
New grill and stainless steel short
order counter. Excellent oppor-
tunity TO increase business. Good
lease. Sl0.500. with easy terms
Phone IA. S-77SS: If no ans, IA.
Il S-2l00.
SNACK BAR, beautifully equipped
new equip: strong redwood build
ing. l2,x22'; can be moved: season
lust beglnning. $4,000 cash
Fleetwood 4-s77l. 20
GROCERY STORE. fully equipped
d-rm. apt. . lge. storage houses
gas pump. acre ground 10 miles
from city. 8 miles from nearest
competitor Well pop. community
No down payment; for rent OF
sale. Call RE. 6-7744 for full
GIFT SHOP. new Wheaton shopping
center. beautifully equipped: ex-
cellent opportunity. VIII gross
100000 this year. Priced for quick
sale at 81 500 fixtures and inveu-
tory. no good will. VIII consider
part cash. balance on notes to re-
/. sponsibe party. Call JU. 9-523l.
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SILVER SPRING KENSINGTON
ARFA-Verv attrac brick home ar.
RANGED for . families or / large
family Beautiful spacious lot. dct
garage on busline. cony "a
schools Priced low Excellent
terms WOODSiDE REALTY co
III N.E11n III q u m
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BROOKHAVEN-R assume
lge, 8 14,700 CT loan. 500 per mo. 3
bedrms., liv. rm.. dinette, bright
kit; 3 fin rms 10 bsmt. fenced
yd. Sl6,950. DONALD E. YOUN-
kun. co 2naltnrs In- A-RNn0
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH AND PARSONAGE. Cherry
dale area Of Afl. Co. Our congre-
cation has outeroRn the present
church. Phone IA. s-262l.
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NEAR oLNEY THEATTR

Choice country home. on s acres.
Ice. Dutch colonial-type- home. with
) bedrms. and > baths: good barn.
suitable for horses. complete kennel
.l6x32 swimming pool, completely
fenced; conv: country location
with wonderful shade and nut trees.
S44,950. Attrac. terms Call Mr..
johnson. DE. $4,000 or SIP. 1924.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & Cos,
REALTORS. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
STONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
3i2 acres Of beautiful grounds with
large 4 bedrooms, den. 2 baths and
maids room. Asking $4,000.
FOUR ACRES with large, nice
looking home. surrounded with large
shade trees. Good elevation and
neighhorhood. Small outbuildings
for pets etc. 10 minutes from Acc,
- 9 300. RoMER e. CO. REALTORS,
GArTHERSBURG 299.
BY OWNER-wOODSIDE PKWY.
Beaut. 5-rm. expan. Cape Cod. 72x
G zoo, lot dimmed. poss. Mus! move;
for appointment. JU 5-3llS.
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HOUSES uNrURNlsHEp

ROCKvILLE-Brick. 3 bedrooms,
room Kitchen. ana hath; full base
ment and garage: Sll0 month 20
2-439d
1886 nth ST. N.E.-Newly decor, q.
3-hedrm.. 2-story ork. home | "a
bathE. liv. rm. din. rm,: lse, kit.
WITH pantry closet. garbage dis
posal; / bus fare zone Si05 list
wear Sl0u Ind year. To inspect
phone STEUART BROS, INC. DI.
i-2434 or d.. $685..
CLARENDON - Brick Colonial. .
large bedrms.. separate din. rm
redecorated throughout 2002- N
ALEX, vic. Mt. Ida and Russell
bedrm-, al-brick home; convenient
~ located to everything; immedi-
ate occupancy. $I35 mo. OV
3-Oja2.
FAIRFAX HUNT AREA; II mi. 70
D. Go rms. and bath l3 bedrms ;
WEE %EEDo IN coz smP Ne s go
SILVER sPRING-Almost-n brick
rambler. 3 bedrooms. full basement
fenced yard perfect condition.
Sl3O a month. HOLMEAD REAL
TOR, JU. 9-H2u0.
HUNTINGTON bedrms., IA baths.
fireplace, din. RIM. daylight bsmt
Si25 mo. 10. $4,000. HIGGINS
q HARRISON. INC. Realtors.
BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA,
362a Veazev st n.w.--3-bedrm. 2
bath brick house; rec. rm,; sl6b
mo. Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC. D1. 7-l4ll.
PARKLAWN - 3-bedrm.. lls-bath
rancher; washer, drier. dishwasher
mediate occupancy. CT. 6-02O@
ELLINGTON oS,, NORTH, o,oN %estO ;,;iI
bsmt fenced yard with trees: close
to sch 1ols. bus and shop: Sl3J mo
Lease to Aug. 81 or longer Phone
Mr.. Ross A.. L. WALTERS CO
ia 7-5200
KENsINGTON HEIGHTS Brick
rambler. liv rm.. din. area. mod
kit, . bedrms. and bath. full bsmt,
Ice, yard: avail May J.. Sl25 mo
Call Mr. Raymond. EN-. 3-ls00
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.; ewes.
EN- 2-4449
FALLS CHURCH-Si30 RAMBLER
2 bedrooms. recreation room; At
HGxTABLE. JE. S.0o2a'
ARL., n, lge. 3 bedrms. with h -w.h.
mr. Kanns Shop. Ctr. $40 pei
mo. Rent upstairs apt. for SO pei
mo-, I've downstairs. Vacant c
M. HALEY, Realtor, JE 2.7944
IL East Broad St, Fails Church
FALLS CHURCH-Jefierso Village
3-bedrm. brick and frame Cape
Cod. incl. rear porch, storm win;
dows end bsmt. $40 mo DUTCH
4 SHAFER REALTY, 102 r. Fairfax
1 ST., JE 2-0lg4, ewes. CIR 3-207i
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- q bedrm. spacious
older home on eXtra-large we'll
landscaped lot. Center-hall plar
powder rm on LIST A.. 4-bedrms.
and . baths on md a., . extra
bcorms. on 3rd r.; full bSmt.. oil
h-w garage Terms. Call oil
"-AO1u oil o pm. ANDRIS
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RIVER ROAD--Litile 3-bedrm white
brick town house, low. low cash
down will buy Price under SlC nnO
8 bedrooms. / "a baths. Nice garden
Evenings FE 3-332O HILLICENT
CHATEL, DE 2-lt37 1875 Wis