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The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
Soviet Union Protests Unauthorized
 Flights By US. Over Neutral Austria

LONDON, LR -. Moscow radio said today the Soviet Union has protested to the United States against the flight of American planes over Austria.
 The protest was against flights by US. aircraft from Western Germany to the, Middle East.
 Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party organ, denounced these flights Sunday and again today as "premeditated violation of Austrian air space"
 The radio broadcast reporting the formal Soviet protest said it was handed to US. Ambassa- dor Llewellyn Thompson by Georgi Zarubin, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
 The Austrian government an- nounced Saturday that the US. State Department had promised there would be no more un- authorized flights of US. planes over Austria. The United States explained there had not been time to gain formal clearance from Austria.
 Earlier in the week the Aus trians< sent fighter planes to two western provinces with orders Ito use all means at their dis posal to force entering military planes to land"
 The US. planes apparently were Globemasters taking, units and supplies to the Mideast. Austria, though Western oriented, is neutral by treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
"I'm All Right, But My Daddy Just Died,'' Says Boy

BALTIMORE, R The day promise to be an exciting one for little Gregory Prevas.-
 He and his father, James Pre- vas, got up early yesterday and drove from their home in Aber- deen, Md, to Baltimore for the big game between the Orioles and the Cleveland Indians.
 The father and the 8-year-oid boy arrived at Memorial Stadium before noon to watch the pre- gamebatting practice.
 Suddenly the father slumped in his seat. There was furry of activity. Ushers hurried for ward and carried the '57-year-old man to the stadium first-aid room.
 From there he was rushed to a nearby hospital, but was dead on arrival. Doctors said he ap- parently died of heart attack.
 A park policeman took Gregory and led him downstairs to the clubhouse to meet some of the Orioles, who were relaxing and waiting for the game to start.
 Paul Richards, Orioles manager, gave him catcher's mitt. Whitey Diskin, clubhouse custo- dian, handed the boy bat and baseball. Gregory managed a smile
 Would he like to have the Orioles autograph the baseball? He nodded his approval. Every one in the clubhouse shook his hand and patted him on the back.
 He looked around for his fla vorite player, shortstop Willy Miranda. But Willy was some where else appearing on a pre- game television show.
 Someone asked him what position he played. "Oh, I play almost all of them," he replied. T like baseball"
 Then he walked across the dug out runway where he met Joe Papparella, veteran American League umpire. "Well, how are you, young fellow?" Paparella asked.
 I'm all right" said Gregory. <'But my daddy just died"
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
Frances German Passes Away Suddenly In
 Fairbanks Yesterday

Frances German, music in structor here for the past two years, who had been attending the summer session at the Uni versity of Alaska passed away suddenly yesterday.
 MT. German was born in 1901 at Lowell, Mass, and has taught music in New Mexico, Alabama and for the past six years in Alaska.
 He was a member of the Elks, Lions Club and Masonic groups.
 Burial will probably be in Fairbanks it is reported.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
Stepovich Will Announce His Plans Soon

FAIRBANKS, R -- Gov. Mike Stepovich arrived here last night to attend his home towns Golden Days and said he would announce his political plans at a future date.
 More than 200 Fairbanks resi- dents turned out at International Airport to greet Stepovich and see if he would say whether he will run for governor or the US. Senate.
 q have nothing to say now," Stepovich told newsmen, adding ''I'm looking now to find the best thing for my family"
 He also refused comment on Delegate Bart1ett's announcement that he, Bartlett, will run for the Senate.
 The governor said he had re- turned home mainly to play in the old timers baseball game between Fairbanks and Juneau The game is part of the events celebrating the discovery of gold here 56 years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
.Middle-East
 Situation
 


 WASHINGTON, R U United States sends to it's allies a sug- gested reply to Premier Khrush- chev's bid for five-power meeting; no immediate conference is expected.
 LONDON -- Prime Minister MacMillan says Britain wants a summit meeting but only after full consultation among the Vest ern allies.
 BEIRUT - US. spokesman says ground, air and sea combat units have atomic capability; Marines join Lebanese Army in anti sniper patrols; Is planes from US. 9th Fleet hit by small arms fire in three days; 1,400 more US. troops land with artillery, cooks, supply and maintenance men, bringing total force to nearly $500 Reliable sour ces say LIAR President Nasser warned United States Soviet Union is eager to send troops to Middle East and he may not be able to keep them out"
 AMMAN-Jordan breaks diplo- matic relations with United Arab Republic following LIAR. recog- milton of rebel regime in Iraq. US. gives King Hussein's govern ment check for 1215 million dol- lars for economic aid, airlifts $50 tons of oil from Navy ship off Beirut. Saudi Arabia, fearing Nasser's anger, reported refus- ing to let airlift tankers fly over with oil from Bahrein. Hussein says he expects Ameri- can troops to aid him but US. believed leaving military help to British, who have 2,O0O para troopers in Jordan.
 BAGHDAD-Iraqi capitol con- tinues calm in wake of coup, with population apparently friendly toward new regime. Army de- nies secret radio stations claim that forces loyal to former gov ernment marching on capitol from north. US. embassy says three Americans missing and. presumed dead in revolt. Army says about 30 persons killed in coup.
 DAMASCUS - Iraqi finance minister says new regime wants to keep oil flowing to western customers but warns west against making mad move"
 BELGRADE-Yugoslav govern ment disapproves Khrushchev's summit proposal, says JUN. is place to settle Middle East troubles.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
SUNDAY BALL SCORES
National League

National League San Francisco ', Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 4, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 6, Philadelphia St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1
 American League New York 3-8, Kansas City 10 Detroit 3-2, Boston 0-5 Chicago A, Washington 2-5 Baltimore 3, Cleveland 2
 Pacific Coast League Portland 9-4, Seattle 4-3 Vancouver 4, Phoenix 0 Salt Lake City 8-19, San Diego 5-5 Sacramento s, Spokane 4
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
Alaskans To Be Guests At Texas State Society Picnic

WASHINGTON, R The Texas State Society of Washing ton apparently has it's own yer sion of the idea that if you can't lick 'em, join 'em.
 When the society holds it's an nual family picnic next Sunday, guests of honor will be Alaskans. When Alaska becomes the 18th state, it will take from Texas the glory of being the largest of them all
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-21
East German, Making A Break For Freedom, Shot 20 YdS. From Border

BERLIN, R - An unidentified man in civilian clothes ducked out of some bushes in Communist East Berlin today and began run ming toward the border of West Berlin.
 An East German guard fired one shot. The man died-20 yards away from the border.
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.GimbeI Net
Drops 500

NEW YORK, May 20 R.-
Gimbel Bros. department store
chain today reported a drop of
so per cent in first-quarter
earnings despite q 2.3 per cent
increase in sales over last year.
Company officials did not
discuss reasons for the figures.
but after the annual meeting,
President Bruce Gimbel said
the company. considered the
drop in profits largely nom
recurring. He added that the
first quarter would not be in
dicative Of the full years results.
Sales in the three months
ended April 80 totaled $83, S40.-
900. compared with $s1. 923. 900
in the same period Of 1857.
Earnings fell to $617,000 or rs
cents a share. compared with
$1,139,000 or So cents a share
last year.
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Earnings

Caterpillar Tractor In 4
months ended April 80 earned
Sc, 065, 500 or "a cents a share
VS.. $l8,615,693 or $2.04 in 1857
period.
Walt Disney Productions in 6
months ended March 20 earned
81. $3.50, $50 or $1.06 a share VS..
$1.532,39f or $1.03 in 1857 pc
Rod.
Long Island Railroad in 3
months ended March 81 had a
loss Of 81 ,462,327 VS.. a loss of
$704,945 in 1857 period.
Northwest Airlines, Inc. in 3
months ended March 81 had a
loss Of $795 .280 VS.. a loss Of
1857. 466 in 1857 period.
Pet Milk Co. in 3 months
ended March 81 earned $216,-
365 or 90 cents a share VS..
1876 0l or SO cents in 1857
period.
Std. Fruit & Steamship in
IL weeks ended March % had
loss of $1,100,000 VS.. earnings
Of $25O.O0O in 1857 period.
Lane Bryant, Inc. reported
earnings in 3 months earned
March 81 were off about 25@o
from the 1851 900 or IS cents a
share in the 1857 period.
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Stocks Higher;
Aircrafts and
SteeIs Lead

NEW YORK. May 20 RD.-
Steels and aircrafts were In
demand as the stock market
moved higher In moderately
active trading early this after
noon.
Key stocks rose fractions 10
about a point. There was an
occasional loser.
Steels rose as the industry
picture became more encour-
aging. Output was up for the
third straight week. A higher
price for scrap iron was re-
ported In Chicago.
international tensions. belief
that there will be increased
appropriations for defense and
prospects OF labor peace aided
the aircrafts. brokers said.
Rails. coppers and building
material shares also improved.
The minor automotive shares
continued active and a bit
higher.
United States Steel was up
TO a new high for the year
as II rose more than q point,
youngstown Sheet made q
similar gain. Lukens was q
1-point gamer. Bethlehem and
Republic Steel added major
fractions.
Boeine, Republic Aviation,
United Aircraft, Bell Aircraft,
General Dynamics and North
American Aviation we're each
UP around q point. North
American rose 70 to 80 on q
block Of 5000 shares. then ex-
tended its gain.
Kennecott rose more thar
a point, Anaconda a fraction
Corporate bonds we're higher
Government bonds were steady
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Credit Men
Say Slump
Ism t0ver

DETROIT. May 20 (R.-
Credit experts say the recess
sion hasn't quite hit bottom
yet, but will do so around the
middle of the year.
Delegates attending the an
nual convention here Of the
National Association of Credit
Men predicted yesterday the
upturn will be slow but solid.
and lons-range prospects are
bright.
THE worst is about over, ="
J. Allen Walker. association
president and general manager
for Standard Oil of California,
said. There is definitely no
general depression in store"
THE next 10 years will show
fully as much economic prog
ress as the decade before" he
said.
There is no conclusive proof
that we have reached bottom
yet" said Charles H. Schmidt
of the National Bank of De-
troit.
Consumer debt has reached
so per cent Of disposable in
come. We're going to have
to wait until some Of this debt
is paid of before there can be
much more rapid business ac-
tivity.
"Then I look for a gradual,
slow but solid recovery taking
one or two years to bring us
back to 1857 levels"
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 20 IA few grain
futures contracts made some fairly
broad price Swings in early Board Of
Trade activity today as dealers began
closing out the May contracts.
Today is the final day of trading
in May deliveries and rapid and
ward the close as short interests
atch for bargains TO cover commit
ments and the longs hold out for
the most profitable sales.
There was an unusually large open
interest in May wheat and traders
said 1t will require very active opera
tons TO even up accounts for those
WIN want neither TO accept nor de-
During the frst few minutes. how
ever. trading was at no more man
q moderate clip. May rye was the
hardest hit by liquidation with a loss
Of three cents q bushel at times.
Commercial business was small and
the only export sale was about
l.sS0,Q0O bushels Of corn to Mexico.
first hour, with wheat "a cents q
busheI higher to 70 lower. May, 2 20s4;
corn - to n higher, May, .30Is; oats
UNCHANGED to a. lower, May, 6394 rye
UNCHANGED to ga cents lower, May,
,35lz: soybeans unchanged to ~
higher. May. 2.26Ia; lard unchanged to
2 cents q hundred pounds higher, July.
The market outlook recently has been
mainly G. weather AFFAIR, with seeding
operations Of the coarse grains virtually
completed and the winter wheat crop
nearing maturity.
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Rate on 9l-Duy Bills
Drops Below | Pct.

The interest the Government
pays on short-term borrowings
dropped with yesterdays issue
of Treasury bills to the lowest
level since 1854.
The Treasury said offers for
the Sl.S billion weekly issue of
9l-day securities averaged 0.s3l
per cent. This was the lowest
rate since August 10. 1854,
when the weekly rate was 0.S98
per cent.
1t was the first time the bill
rate dropped below one per
cent since it reached q recent
high of $3.50 per cent for bills
dated October IT. 1857. The
rate last week was Ill per cent.
The new bills will be dated
May % to mature August 81.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. May 90 dP UsDD.-
Butter--Steady; receipts, l,229, 200:
prices UNCHANGED
Cheese-Steady; receipts, 4S9 900;
prices UNCHANGED.
EgRs--Wholesale prices steady; re-
ceipts,. $4,000. New York spot quota
lions follow: MidweStern, mixed colors.
extras $3.50 lbs), 37-3S; extras large
l45-4S lbs.), 36la-37; extras medium,
$685. standards large. 36-36h;
checks, 1894: whites, extras (4S-50
lbs; }, .37-39; extras large 145-4S lbs, },
browns, extras $3.50 lbs). 39-41.
Nearby--Whites, top quality (4S-50
lbs }, 37-3aIa. mediums, $3.50; smalls,
2S-2Sla; browns, top quality (4S.50
lbs; }, 40-4ll7; mediums. 1899; smalls,
351s-36.
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Furnace ReIiohted

BUFFALO, N. Y. May 20 up.
The Bethlehem Steel Co. has
another blast furnace in opera
ton today. The fourth Of
seven furnaces at Bethlehem's
Lackawanna plant resumed
operation yesterday. -Four fur
naces were banked more than
two months ago.
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Aluminium Production
BEGINS at New Plant

NEW YORK, May 20 (R.-
Aluminium production got
under way yesterday at the
Ormet Corps new $40 million
plant on the Ohio River be-
tween Clarington and Hanni-
bal. Ohio.
Ormet, owned by DIN Ma
thieson Chemical Corp. and
Revere Copper e. Brass Inc,
began turning out aluminium in
the first of five pot lines (elec-
trolytic cells at the rate Of 100
tons a day.
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N. Y. COTTON


NEW YORK. May 20 LE1.-Prices
continued lower and trading quiet dur
ing the late morning although the
weather forecast pointed TO- showers
over q good part Of the belt tomor-
row. They would delay planting OPP
eratlons. Most traders appeared to be
awaiting more decisive crop develop
ments.
The New York Cotton exchange gerv-
Ice estimated domestic cotton eonsump-
ton for the hve weeks March 3O-May
3 at 735,000 bales, against 632, 900 in
the preceding four weeks and $4,000
In the fiye weeks March 31-May 4
year ago.
Indicated consumption this season
for the 30 weeks August 4-May 3, APP
proximated 6.1S0,000 bales, against
6,769. 900 1 nthe 40 weeks last season
from July 20 to May 4.
Noon prices were 10 to IS cents q
bale lower than the previous close
July, 90. 5S: October, 1902, and De-
cember, 37.15.
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METAL PRICES

New York, May 20 R.--spot non
ferrous metal prices today: copper
Valley. Lead i1ls cents q pound.
New York Zinc 10 cents q pound.
East st. Louis. Tin 943s cents Q
pound, New York. Foreign silver sess
cents per troy ounce. New York. At
Pittsburgh. scrap steel No. / heavy
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aoVrlV ssles % the exehanss
lI,O0 am A6o 600 Noon 94o 600
TOO ON / 800 600 400 on 900 600
unit Of trading 10 shares OF sales
in full Rates Of dividends IN the tore,
going table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly or semi.
annual declaration Unless otherwise
noted, special OF extra dividends are
D Annual rate plus stock dividend.
dividend. eDeclared or paid 20 far
this wear, Payable In stock during
1857, estimated cash value on ex.
dividend OF redistribution date. Pad
stock dividend or splitup Declared
or paid this year. an accumulatiye
issue with dividends IN arrears Paid
this veal dividend omitted, deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meet.
ms Declared o. paid 10 1857 plus
during 1858 estimated cash value on
LIquidatins dividend cid Called Ex
dividend KIDS E4 distribution II ~
Tighis Nv Without warrants. WV With
warrants. wd When distributed wi When
issued. I'd Next day delivery q In bank.
ruptcy or receivership or icing re0r.
sanized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies.
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the week

Business Failures in the week
ended May Is totaled 327 COM
pared with 279 in the previous
week and 264 in the like week
a year ago. Total for 1857 was
1879, up 8.3qo from 1856
Dun and Bradstreet.
International Nickel Co. and
the United States Government
reported accumulated stocks Of
nickel jointly held totaled 1l2
million pounds at the end Of
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. May 20 R.-The New
York stock EXCHANGE reported today
these odd lot transactions BY principal
dealers for May 10; Purchases OF
20e, 1898 shares; sales of 1920 shares
including 2.414 shares sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

I"-yov check w." Nosvrally, We
leok into yovr rspvtotion whom We
meks q moriuops loan on your
home, experiment. or business prop
sriy or development. You should.
likewise, look into our rspvtosion
when Yev GET your loon. Ask
around town, ask your neiahbogs
lmany Of whom have Or hove had
our loonsl, ask business mon. You
ond We will be otoeiossd IS. 20
or IS ysoFs, ond YoV woni 10 be
sure yov'll like vs..
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, May 20 s.-Dtvidsnd'
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Sales
Stock and Add Net
Rate 90 High Low las chg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-20

KEY dividend. b Books closed. tPlus
extra or extras. q Declared or paid sc
far this year. Paid last year.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

Mr.. ANDREWS, CENSUS. BoLLINo
ASSUME Ice. 4iaes OF LOAN
3 bedrms., dinette, liv, rm.. kit,
bath. bsmt.. ls-ACRE lot wftrees,
Garden. Mr.. Fortin, 10, 7-036B,
FoRTIN REALTY, INC. 10. s-5542
NO MONEY DOWN oI--6-room
brick rs baths, bSmt,;. $4,000,
$50. so mo. total, immed. possess
Riyerdale. vicinity Parkway,
COTTAGE CITY-OI no money dn..
Ice. 6-rm, bungalog, bslnt, nice
lge. level lot; si2,5O0. $3.50 mo.
COLLEGE PARK-Briek Cape Cod.
o rms, den, % bedrms1. porch,
beautiful corner lot, many extras;
HERE HERB BEDFORD, AP. 7-2s4s
WANT TO SELL YOUR HoMEp
TRADES CONSIDERFDi
Use your equity In your home. Let us
build you q home. Your land or our
choice home sites. Mr.. Fortin. JO
s-5543, FORT1N REALTY. INC,
FIRST TINE OFFERED
LANHAM--New 3-bedrm. rambler;
lge. wooded lot; bsmt,, carport.
S15.950; $500 dn. Mr. Matthews,
RE. 6-5373 or Mr.. Forth. 10.
7-O3R6 FoRTTN REALTY, INC.
W. b-Oo4-.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER

HAS been placed By owner J
Brick. 2 years old; sep. din. rm b.
3 bedrms.. one with private bath;
basement with ground-level en-
trance on Branch ave, near
BOILING. ANDREWS. 6UITLAND.
ETC. First time offered; an OUT
standing property for the dlscrim-
mating PRICED Low, Call Mrs.
2-R1AA or 81 A-1ahA
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WE. 5-5627 10. 9:667s

Trade Your Home Now!
Join our growing list Of satisfied
elientsl Your equity may build you
the home of your dreams-on your
lot or one Of our choice home
sites. FORTIN REALTY. INC, 10.
S-5542, Mr., Fortin.
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= s2p5 On. incl. settle
ment. Lovely 3 bedrms. Exeep-
tionally beautiful neighborhood.
owner viii finance. tx. $3.50.
FAIRFAX-ls acre; lovely 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler. sep. din. area,
carport. daylight, tiled bsmt-. walk
TO school and shop; only S17. BOO.
ARCHER REALTY, DU $4,000.
FAIRFAX-Assume CT loan: lovely
3-bedrm. brick rambler on beaut-
lot with trees and stream; &C. NV.
rm.. din. area. fully equip. kit
with eating space, "a baths. Ice.
rec. rm. with fireplace and bar,
daylight walk-out bsmt.. loads Of
extras, 500, zoo. with only 1000
On, ARCHER REALTY. DU. $500.
FAIRFAX. 2 acres. 3-bedrm. ram
bier: h-wh: Nv. rm. with hrepl. {;
sep. Gin. IN. Owner trensierfeo /
mus sell Only sI2,500. . real
bargain. FAIRFAX REALTY. Open
Sun, CT. 3-2407, PL. e-2477.
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pRApRuRY rs

4-bedrm. new brick. full bsmt 3
blkS. to school Price S15,950.
Easy terms, consider trade, JOHN
L. SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000.
HILLsIDE-MOVE RIGHT IN
VACANT-S7,450 FULL PRICE
47O6 N ST.-FENCED, DIET. GAR.
Liv. rm., din. rm, kit, . hedrms.,
bath; corner. Call Mr.. Houchens,
UN. 10000. FORTIN REALTY.
NC 10 s-hSAo
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OPEN
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

SPACIOUS CAPE COD
Keep cool in this LOVELY brick, air
cond. home in Chestnut Hills, near
Beltsville. Easy drive to Ft. Meade
Center hall entrance. Living room
2Sxl4 din. nm. l2X14 lge. kit.
with table space and full bath on
LIST A.: 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd
a.. full bSmt. Immed. poss. Priced
to sell quickly. Out Rt. /, right
right to Tonquil and our open
sign.
CAPITOL REALTY co.
WE 1880 m Q-06Ta
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FALLS CHURCH CHoimes Run
Acres), 3-bedrm. lh-bath COM
temporary; liv. rma rec. rm.,
antique brick wall firepl. knotty-
pine paneling. Open beam ceiling.
pine -paneled den, attach. garage
Nicely Handicapped. A bargain at
$IS,050. Assume 4lzes FHA loan.
OWNER. ,JE 2-SlS8
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NEW BRICK sPLIT:LEyEL-7Priced

NEW BRICK sPLIT-LEvEL-Priced
in an area Of excellent homes. 4
bedrms, 2 baths, 2 f1replaces, sep.
din. rm., de luxe kit. with table
space; true center hall, large rec.
room level; 2-car garage. hot
water heat. Priced at S25,950.
For further details call THE
DARBY CO., Realtors, 23i9 Wiz
son blvd, IA 5000. Once open
q till q
1928 Cash, ss7 MO, PITL-3-
bedrm. rambler. decorated va
cant. sig, $50. Nr. schools. 4
bedrms., ] "a baths. Sl4.250; va
cant: $500 cash. PROVIDENCE
CO.. JE. 2-7996.
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NEAR WALDORF

New brick rambler with acres:
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm kit.
3 bedrms., baths. valk-out bsmt
CALL MR. HERBERT EN-. 3-03s3
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BIG AsSUMPTION-BiE brk. RAM
bier. pr, Fails Church church 2, 2 eed drTnsd
under $4,000. Loan is nearly
$4,000. Will consider offer Call
for details. MONCURE AGENCY,
Realtors, 1912 Lee highway. JE.
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EVANSVILLE

bedrms.. full din. rm, lge. liy.
rm. " fireplace. full bsmt. Excel
loo. Only Sll.95O with good
terms. Call PAUL H LAUTER-
BACH & CO. Realtors. UN
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6610 oath PL.

WEST EVANSVILLE
Open today. 20. Mod semidetached
brk.. vacant; g Ice. rms: pdr. rm.
and bath: oak MS. excel. cond.; full
T Psms; Ssep Hs ISI, Prl va rsdpesa
PASQUAL REALTY. Elk. 3-S2S0.
ST.. 500-WONDERFUL HOME for
small family all-brick rambler
corner corn lot; walk isi to St. Mays rvs,
UN. 4-S5S3.
peter !. hagan and son