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The Nome nugget., 1959-11-11
City Asked to Provide Slide
 Areas for Children

held on Monday night, Council woman Verna MickelSon was ap- pointed chairman of the Health and Relief Committee, and as second on Finance and Building. Councilman Edman was ap- pointed chairman of the Fire and Water Committee.
 The City Building has been put in better shape, the Fire Hall has been remodeled to accoanmo- date the new Fire Truck, and the inside of City Hall is being painted.
 The Street Committee reported moving one of the three mer- cury vapor streets lights formerly burning at Front and Steadman Streets to a location in front of Cavota's Store.
 A letter received from the Home Arts Club suggested the City embark on a two-fold program to provide play areas for children. First, the letter suggested, the City provide. off-traffic locations for winter sliding, fashioning play areas with city snow removal equipment in several different locations, so that children will have slide areas.
 Second, the letter went on, in view of the recent fatality, the need is very apparent for play ground space. It suggested the City close off streets or alleys for pre-scEool children to use dur ing school hours and to provide play areas for other children after school hours. The Council decided to review these requests because of complications involving insur- ance liability, etc., but felt some areas may be made suitable, such as the area by the old brewery on D Street
 City Attorney James von der Heydt submitted his resignation in order to devote his full time to his newly-appointed duties of State Superior Judge at Juneau The Council replied that it wished to delay acceptances of his resig- nation until it has an opportunity to review pending city legal mat ters with MT. von der Heydt.
 Notice of inspection of the city-owned steam boilers was offered from the State Boiler Inspector The matter of correct ing the building boiler irregulari- ties was turned over to Council man Hedreen, and that of the street boiler was turned over to Councilman Doyle It was brought out that new street boiler will probably be required for city use.
 The Health and Relief Commit tee reported certain business es- tablishment has been dumping it's garbage in an unsuitable spot behind its building, and further action is necessary.
 Further discussion was held on the city's application to the Sur geon General of the United States in the project to acquire sewer and water facilities. Discussion was held on operation, mainten- ance and project coverage.
 Roscoe Wilke, in the audience, suggested a further rate study be made by the Utility Board. Coun- cil made the request to the Utility Board to accomplish the rate study and to report it's findings by December IA.
 Mir Wilke also made a request that the City contact MT. Eli I
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-11

A baby boy was born last Sat urday to Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Nylin at the hospital. Ernest is with the NC. Store.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-11

Letter size and legal file folder
 available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-11

Fine Job Printing At The Nugset.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Detroit Public Library
Offers Community
DEVELOPMENT Program

DETROIT l'daN tNt;
tomorrow a fourspnl t3ltf
discussion series OF r'r-
.ranls for those Interested
an community development.
viii. begin TUESDAY No,cln,
Der "A. at 1870 pm - the
Detroit Public Library S
Sherwood Forest Branyh
7ll7 West 7-Nilc Road Co.
sponsored by the Detroit
Conservation and improved
Housing, the free programs
will give interested adults
an opportunity TO learn more
about city planning and
housing problems and how
they are solved. Jim l)au,c
sends rs the ncN
At the first program No
vember oath, Lee Scott OF
the Community Organizatio
Division, City Plan Connie
sion, will lead d dicsussio>
Of The City You Live lf +"
based on two Informative
films, Portrait of . City"
and The Big City" Film
showings will run about As
minutes, and an additional
as minutes will be set aside
FOR questions and discussion.
On succeeding TUESDAYS
Inc programs will be con.
ccrned with The ChanglNg
itN" December II. Plan
llng a Better City Dcccel-
Der 81, and Your Stake m
lomorroW'S City Dcccm-
Ter l5l. Each program VIII
llclude films and speaker
rom the City Plan Commits
ION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Wayne State University News
Graduate Division Has
New Director, BuiItinq

DR. Clarence b. IIilbcrrN
president of WaNne state
University. has taken ever
Inc direction of the WSl
Graduate Division of InStrllc-
lHn and Research until a
successor to the post can be
named
The Division has recently
moved into IFS new facilities
IN the Cohn Memorial Build
ing. In taking over this spe-
cal duty, Or. HiIberry as
signed 10 four faculty mem
oers, whose work is encom-
passed in tae Division pro-
gram, the responsibility for
The operation Of their areas
within the budgets assigned
10 them. These officers will
bring TO him for considera-
f'on items which require his
personal attention.
The Officers are. DR. Will
nam VI. Bircnbaum. assistant
wee pre- ident in charge Of
relations with national foun-
cations; Or. Walter Iloff-
man. director of the Compu-
.atlon Center. DR.. Robert +
hubbard, director OF admin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Mrs. Matte Morgan
Hos,ess Housewife LEAGUE

The WAYS and Means
Committee Of the House
wives League of Detroit.
closed lis Annual Baby Con
fest SUNDAY. November 18th,
at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Matte Morgan of Mgcr
Street
FRS. prize went TO sheiIa
Renee Jackson, sponsored
by Lucille Jones, second
prize to vicky Massie, spon-
soref BY Helen MalIoy AND
third prir, 70 Michele lay
Tor. s.ciscscd by n. {.
1ls-...
lhc guests were served
SANDY irhns. cake. nuts ana
mii.;S f. ON a {. Die bcaull-
fully decorated with red and
white carnations
Members present were
Mrs. N. {. Black, program
chairman; Mrs. Christina Fu.
qua who gave the history,
Mrs. Helen Malloy, member
ship chairman; Mrs. MozeIl
William, Mrs. Louise Jones.
Mrs. Lenora Broadnax. Mrs.
Gloria Slaughter. Mrs. Ma
bel Lewis, Mrs. Matte Nor
gan, Mrs. Helen Windrow,
Mrs. Susie Carmichael. Mrs.
Laura Austin. and many
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
WAYNE GratpSie Ccmmori
(cpsS Moscoy HI FAAisii

OVER
lNrsitia0 t Nose
'~tl la ire pcccn-
fe crsdysta Com
NaNne
N"r.ily
I'm SJprc's Of the United
S'7ts Information Agency
IS wti'.~a by lawrence a.
Fleischnan a DeiTo;t bJsi-
= Srran md nc nber Of the
uSiA Advisory Committee
on Culture wNioa Approved
the paintings to be exl,ib-
lied.
Nr Flci~cAmsn relate In
his article the diiiiculiie, he
encountered With Congress-
ai Walters congressional
to}elllec Nhc' the Coa-
n tl,gNl ~ censor
@,ft.i n1f n,f.5t.nd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

Judge E. |. Davenport Speak
Al Annual Boys and Parent
Banquet
FRIDAY Not %, Eo, scent
Troop No Go7 and quests Ncn
cn'cllalnrd % lher annual bm.
and Parent, Banquet IA Gea.ci
Macedonia Gaptsi Churca c,n.
speaker nA, The rororab,c e.
vim l. Dsvenpcrt. tc.etate
Court Jude AIT, IS ila
woeH presided st, iuatsa,ss
Theme bare We fail or JY3
Aioldlne Mon
Others helping 10 make The
program complete we're Mr.
Joe Armstrong, Mr.. Louis
l-iayes, Mr. Leroy Y Sampson,
soloists. Daniel Crockett. Cal.
vim Davis. ~ Second Baptist
chcrch. W:llie Webb. Cay
Patton Tncmss NaffheYs zcF.
q Spcc1, Anderson William
Frank Benson. OF Troor No
COS Robert Ambrose. M.
James w. Woodward. Win pre-.
ssnted Mr. Waiter RUs'on,
Roys Counselor. Juvenile De-
ferficn Horne, and M Jcseph
Cross. cetrc'f CounrI Offtcar
Chairman, wso presented the
rrin. pal speaker. Mr. Robert
Horton, Scou.ra mr. merf
B'yari. Troop Chairman. Mr.
{. 4 Kim. contac: chaitman.
Ct. Horat.os r. Coleman. Pas.
tcr.
Testimonial Dinner
l,rA Lane T. J mes Minister
2. 81, li.t.. l.tf.,r,al ht~ lt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
BY NARY B. RHODES
Give Thanks

Give Thanks
plcr~urn - ~ before
ADA walts ~.
w over the seeming
lph has l'T ii
This Season has been 50 kind.
ihovgItfol Of Us furnishing
bounty until the harvest fruit
eca GRAIN is ready 10 gather
p'2 ihc next year
il,tnnlls> mlHr
fp a. lon'l N iaAr
i" ltslp sne'Mn as all
fh Near p, a rs lo
ti NN- service % man
w cNer Nn wc 80
N huoi take coenlance
these tiny rrd- Which are
np A God> Slrens Nni all
ael ine world then the har'
, irai end -rain will aol
h.cl 5 uAl unlil "lhank>-i' n-.
- las Its hwriial blc>,'ii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
COMMENTATOR
Goa National end EavotionrI News
BY Bette Ellington
BY Bette Ellington

lSirallNc and curricular re-
search and Or Palmer Pill
clcr administrative officer
81 me 1ea,'nalc Division
pr Ilovd Ailea COOK for
MGR wee president lol t;lad-
'eaie Studio, It'iecd in Sc1..
i,uhcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
rhthd. Dinner

-+'' $3.50. -
Mr.. \ciic johnson a. SECTION
NA,auc Wa, hJi2I} eNr,>yo
N nlay cytaiH- rh.n ifc faalc
VII tlUh crrrl'.f' lNrt'Hi''>
With an elaborate i.l,nt-t .pln
ne a' tho ha.r - ,ir, lu~nl,
Watkins
The house WIS dcelscd m nar
5eH fltW.rs that hd been sept
iH cNii t't-' iar D, ~'ntoHi'
IN. hnhcaN >c1>nn Nr itai
parts l,aN tNcrycnc rnu,f'
this affair and hrou-hl traNil
fdl .fi> Mrs Johns ~ J., the
president ct tins club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

hmong them were Ms
Marperet Piper Delta Home
f.r Girls, Pew csrlvla stewart
Mnisies. Peoples Commonly
ckOost c- jcrcme X Harrr
son Frin-ipaf Ms'cs Jynior
Fitch SeAvo, Rev Matthew
Thies, Detroit Prespyiery Rev
James { Wadsworfh. Mnisier;
s. Marks cowmyn;iY Chrrcs.
p, Nellie Sterf,ie De'fci
co-rea 81 ceDrehes sc.o.s4s
wee mr. pasid burfca teno
accompanies w tr Ed~afd
Nevfon, ara h,s fssrsaret
WI Jft srprs1o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

Acclaimed IN c,iies ana a.
dance festivals ''rooghovf TIE
ur.fea States ara Europc
Ces.ne IS ro stranger ~ Dc
trc,f havlns appeared heic IS
a member Of fhc Ksthe ire
Ovnham shoe "Bs Neete
and more fecshi'y d TIE star
Of his own company he has
e. deared himself % loeai lov
ecs 81 the dsnSe 'hroUsN his
afiisfic Interpretation Of ne
Eek dsnces ~ MS counffY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

received ilnfaan 81
'lai i'tn D hito
nredJ, N he ~ iAc t,nlfal
lN' Nl luNrcnt tot Sd
iohn ln.>iAi'3an 'hnrCN $685.,
'oas'r4siof md ih Rev jash
% i,f Nll E4N 81
pa 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

BcllA nrNanl was maid Of hon
M Ncarln- pink embroidered
SATIN gown with lace bodice
and matching accessories cMr>
ine plnk carnations \nercN Ms
CaSkil was best man
Hostess were PsmeliS Waller,
Carol Drew and JOHN Hsr.
biem. Ushefs: John Bryant A.
bert Huff and Charles Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

M. julius Rogers is az home
again otter having surgery IN q
local hospital. We are happy for
you also the entire family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

The brides parent, arc Nlf
AMI Mrs Vs. CchmnS Mr. Wf
Mrs iahn / 5rf.r' .vT r.
groom ) parents
h. reception was hr.f
iphen immunity 'rt ~
NJg' heaNlIli -iit> nvf, f
.vcNtd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATr ss
BY RUsY wlLLlAM5

Judge E. |. Davenport Speak S
At Annual Boys and Parent
Banquet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Imitation Indians
By JERRY O'LEARY, R.
Star Staff Writer


interest both
Americans
alive
They Potomac Tele
Maoo who is expert
dancing.
of the American
Tuesday
of scouting
father fuI-blooded
with Uncle Sans
although he
full gala OF
Cheyenne just from busy
at
home themselves from
ewelry as
scoumaserS arrange it,
athered
the Indians
for pelts
the turned out
quill
Indian
Indian life their
49, r CONTINUED
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Shrinks Helnorrhoids
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tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
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ough that sufferers made astonishing
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-13
Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Miss Lydia Poe a member of
the Greater Zion Hill Baptist
church has returned home after
an absence of several months.
Mrs. w c. Porter was called to
Warren on account of the death
of her uncle. R. L. Weaver,
the Southland Singers and other
groups rendered a program last
Wednesday nigth at the Greater
Zion Hill Baptis church. The pro-
gram was sponsored by Mrs. B.
Jones. A surprise birthday 1in-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-13

ner was served IT the home OF
Mrs. Luzelia Hayley, who cele-
brated her Doth birthday. who is
a regular attendant at church. The
table was decorated with holly
and red berry nandina. Mother
Hayley received many kind
thoughts, gifts and best wishes as
she presided most graciously at
the occasion. The celebration
was sponsored by Mrs. Leona
Douthard. On the sick list are
Mr. Holiday. Nathan Wyrick, Mrs.
E. Hudson, Mrs. Matthew. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Davis nephew
of H. K. Wiley. and Mrs. Mary
Pruitt were called here on &C.
count of the death of her mother
in Marche. They reside at Kan
sas City.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-13
Penn. MasOns
Launch Naacp Life
Membership Drive

Appointment of John A. Hilton
of Monongahela as chairman Of
the Pennsylvania Prince Hall Ma
sons NAACP life membership
campaign, has been announced
here by James T. Earle, Jr., most
worshipful grand master of the
fnaternal order.
The Pennsylvania Prince Hall
Grand Lodge has set a financial
goal of $5O,OOO.00 and a life men,
bership quota in the National AS
sociation for the Advancement of
Colored People of lis. Both are to
be reached by late fall This will
allow the Pennsylvania fraternal
body to participate in the Asso-
cations 50th anniversary year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-15
TV KEY PREVIEWS FOR TODAY

number is medley from the Mary Kaye Trio to "Im in
Love-" Lover Come Back" and Begin the Beguine"
Louise O'Brien tries her hand at comedy aping Joni
James, and sings MY Heart Stood Still" Pats solos in
clude Lonely Street." when My Sugar Walks Down the
Street" and HE Leadeth Me-" pm, WMAL-7
Playhouse 9OThe Sounds Of Eden Best so far this sea-
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rich Texan, done in semdocumentary style. You see it
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trying to weed out the right ransom note This kind OF
story off well TV and tonghts play Is aided
by good production and cast headed by James Whit
more, Kim Hunter, Everett Sloane and Robert Gist
$50 PM. WTOP-9.
Ernie FOrd-Ern and guest Ronald Reagan talk mostly about
Reagans hosting Job Sunday nights, and they do
skt playing The Top Twenty sing autumn
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hymn The Old Rugged Cross" Color $50 pm WRC-4
Jack Paar Show-Britain Duke of Bedford for
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-15
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WRC (D-Bat Master
son. Wanted Dead" Bat
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$3.50, WRC az - Staccato.
1.-THE Nature Of the Night"
A maniac who has slashed
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$500, WRC az - Bachelor
Father. "Kelly's Idol" Kelly
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John Forsythe.
1880, WTTG ~ - Starlight
Theater. Bringing Up
Baby" An archaeologist
gets mixed up with a dizzy
society girl and a baby
leopard. Katherine Hep
burn. Cary Grant. 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-15

Betty HuttOn-Godie to the Dog Show" Miss Hutton
bounces along in tonight's opus and will charm many
fans The stoynes of the series have Gode an execu-
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bred poodle. pmp WTOP-9.
The Real McCOysGame Warden" episode belongs to
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hunt pheasant to their hearts because there's
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pal and old hunting buddy Cyde) has been appointed
warden and the friendship of the two soon turns
into cops-androbbers game 1t boys down a bit toward
the end, but it's rst-rate episode. $3.50 pm, WAL-7
Zane Grey Dick Powell is back again
sheriff, and he underplays the role in his casual
smooth manner The job at hand involves handling an
eastern newspaperman who is out to ruin him. Powell is
easy to watch pmq WTOP-9
Pat BOOne-Mid show, with a few good spots The top
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I e!eVISIon OnnOrroW-Fridoy, Oct. IT, 1859
E-sss News; Cont Classroom PhysE $50, Cent ca:IS'"
Chemistry s25 ehhhe WMAl-
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Evening star., 1959-05-12
st. FRANCIS xAvuR rARnit
S BEDRAfS.
Sl3,750


. bedrms.. recreation alton rm. st50 On.
ssS.iO mo. incl taxsi and ms.
'esniEI1u x EunsHRit ssessi Nc a'e sessessd'
Evening star., 1959-05-12
TAKoMA-SILvER SPRING
Near Ga. and Eastern Ave.

corner home. .adioin-
ing Silver Sprins; near snoppins
FLR. POWDER RM.. liv. rm-. din.
rn., Ice. kit. and sun rm. OF den
2nd fr. 3 bedrms. and bath: iull
bsmt., with GAS HOT-WATER
HEAT. A real value lor Sl6,y2O.
cal Mr.. MCINTOSH. EX. 3-24S0;
ewes. and Sun, AD. 2-6565
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1959-05-12
BRICK RAMBLER

4 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS
On 1-acr7 level lot in Norbeck ares
with towering oak trees, and fea-
turing living room. separate din
ing room. 10x15 kit, bedrms,s
i1as huge picture window, hrepL
and fun bath. Built-in garage.
DASHBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT,
Reduced for immediate sale at
S25.500.
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors
sIs Sligo Ave. JW s-ss00
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1959-05-12

BETHEsDAKaMlwSo9iD N1I csIss-EpaSl Soin0,, AREA ArD-
ROOMS ON ONE LEVEL: iirst-
floor den and powder room. built-
In garage, separate din. rn., lge.
modern kit. > fireplaces, front
porch; patio; s31 $50. 49,,
Evening star., 1959-05-12
Assume Large GI
RoRERT E, LoHR
HE. $4,000

WOODWORK h-acrs
Nal home sOS With Is ist door fSf'si enclosed @
porch, fireplace, full basement,
Hard to fnd for Just Sl5.50Ol
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
BETHEsDA-Locus Hill: 5 bed.
rms, 31a baths, den, daylight rec.
rm. and separate garden rm., each
with Grade entrance; modern kit,
delishtful dining rm,. large living
rm.; 2-car saraee: over u acre OF
rolling lawn. BY appointment only
CORP, OIL. o-0oOS
Evening star., 1959-05-12
M6NVtERH iPRTGyfHfT4S I'm
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA vISTA-very low eos. Ex-
ceptional value. Brick and slate
home: 3 bedrms.. plus nursery;
separate DIN. rm, all elec. KIT /.
lovely-paneled den, powder rm.;
aarage. trees; schools: tranSp,
MARGARET JOHNSON, OIL. e
Evening star., 1959-05-12

BETHESDA - Conv. elementary
schools and new shopping center,
immac. 3-bedrm. rambler. mod.
kit, sep. din, rm,. full bsmt-.
fenced I'd; SI5,950. KORZBNs
DORFER. REALTOR, OIL. 4-s111.
BETHEsDA-Near Bcc and Lady
OF Lourdes. Spacious brick Coloni-
al; slate roof. center-hAll, beds
rms: screened porch, large rec.
rm. at grade level; a buy az
REAIisT1Ncs CORP. OIL. g-O2os
HILLS-1n a magnihcent
9a-acre setting Of glorious old
trees, this beautifully executed
brick rambler with its many pic
ture windows invites the lovely
outdoors into the house: center
hall. living room, dining roomt
den, 3 bedrooms, baths all
Beautifully appointed Flagstons
terrace. 2-car garage. A dis
tinguished home being left re-
gretfully BY q transferred owner.
EVENINGS cal Mrs. Hatchman,
EN-. 5-o334. MARSTELLER, Me-
CABE & CO.. WO. 6-l966.
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BETHESDA
A10 nEn

Charming white brick, williams;
burg Colonial, liv. rm., sep. ain.
rm., kit. and den on LIST A.; 2
lge. bedrms., bath. 2nd floor;
screened porch and sun deck; quiet
location, yet COM. to the heart
$4,000; ewes. and week ends, AD.
4-l162. BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1959-05-12
BRADLEY HILLS

Brick split-level: Large living room,
all modern throughout: library
with fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 3 fun
baths: garage: large lot: immacu-
late condition. Inspection By ape
pointment only. Call OIL. 6-2344t
once open 8 til 9. FREDERICK