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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

too. are fun Of the tales Of men
and governments falling apart be,
cause Of Oh politics. There ia not
much doubt any longer that Il was
the realization that Alaska is a
potential source ~ great oil wealth
that helped pave the way Tor her
becoming the tath state
where petroleum Is concerned
men tend 60 become comp,,lSiye
and sometimes they seem unable
10 account for their own behavior
The vigor with which responsible
politicians put themselves en- the
chnnplaT block In order 20 pass
the Natural Gas bill with tts bon
anfa for the oil interests. Is testi
nony 20 this pattern Of behavior
I Now once again, while public ~
trntion Is focused on the illness q
Secretary u state ptsiles ard civ
ertra from other matters. the OIL.
men are busy AZ work They are
irving 70 get their hands on the
huge Naval oil reserves on the
West Coast
There arr three ~ these r.
serves Ne I u AZ Elk Hills Kern
County. Calf and consists Il 50
pea acrva u land. No. 2 AZ B5ena
vista Hills, Calf consists % ~
Sli acres and No , - AZ Teapot
. pOnie Natrona County Wyoming
ard consists q aasi acres
No one Is exactly sure how aaeh
90 thsrc is Underground Bat the
most conservative estimates ind
cate that Reserve Ne Is wVv'h
A. least oae hlgion doliars worth
Tbis l. thc prise that STANDARD
Ou ~ California Is nov svying
HUMPHREY vs. kESNEpN
Two pvmncratic battle lines Orr
1890 arv heE.pnng 10 take form
aithnnwh n "a nr too early to
msks prseictinns shsat how thsy
vni finally rur aWt several af
thr lNrmocrw'ic hap~fsia arr b.
ruainN fa now insn ths cren
with ahNrs peArru appeals hat
fher tfe tii ssvannnr warlf
Ner rryaaeni Nison arrrAiset
a. rNabig neHcraur cant3
aies ~ nrr Af la Hsecs ti
tas AnE-ies % was F8Wllar.T
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Might As Well ~leo,n To Live" with n

Editor The real issue between
democracy Ia going become reality country
peoples The business migrating
s irrelevant.
our Constitution spells deny any person
Jurisdiction the equal protection
terpred by the learned judges OF the ouang
ton segregation exclusion legal
system be beat So all
live" with yours sterling Smelling
Az, So, Minneapolis o, Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY RoBERr @. sPIvAck

Washington. ANOTHER TEAPOT DOMEf-E Every pro
fesyona politician is likely TO agree with remark attributed
President Hardngs Secretary Of the Navy Edwin DENLY
that "You touch OH without getting dirty
There is something about the black gold suppose it's tbs
easy montyhat makes DO things they wouldn't do under
ordinary circumstances American history and world history
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
"rsb.oory 21,h rdi,o,ioI wishtyI rb,,k,,,"

Editor Tho Oklahoma
the United Press Senator Proxme against
the Iron Handed Rule Of the Senate majority leader
ID TsSas) revealed how hopeless
tho Democratic controlled Congress
that Sen ProSnre alone fight
hts but ultimate victory
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

Was anyone surprised that Cameron Thomson finally
came out for n Minnesota salea taxi

Archbishop Joseph Rumme is quoted by dispatches
blaming the attack young Negro parhoners by adult
fellow white parshoners of Catholic parish az MarrcrrO
Orleans article IN JET Magazine We think the blame be
longs the magazine for describing the young Catholics
rejection Of Jaero seating bat people who attend church
profess belief and the breath deny both their pro
csaons Of faith and teachings It's pretty picture for the
the world 10 adult church members Of whatever
faith mobbng and beating three youngsters the church
aud faith with black jacks a Sunday morning
There hos Of in the American daily press
the Soviet Unions brutality in putting down the peoples revolt
Hungary against the Red There win be such ndig
nation Britain shoots and als African unarmed natives who
seek freedom Ia lthodesia and Nyasaland
Hastings Banda Nyasaaud native leader spoke the truth
other day when he said whether the British kill
Jail him they not going stop the march toward freedom
-. - - IL. n - 49, La-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-15

SPECIAL PRICES in this I'D effective in oil
96 stores in Metropolitan Washington thru
Saturday. October II. 1859. Right reserved
to limit quantities.
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ATTENTIONS: Certain toilet preporo'ons, luggage,
billfoIds, etc and iewsry, clocks and wotehsS
subject 10 1929 tox under Federal nterno Revenue
Act effective April l. 1884 Right reserved to
limit quantities.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
NATO Ceremony to Dazzle
With Brilliunce OF Power

they will all proceed into the
hall. with Mr.. Eisenhower be-
ing the last TO appear.
No replies were requested
for the choice invitations to
this function but they went to
the Vice President. the whole
Supreme Court, the whole
cabinet. to every ambassador
Of a NATO country. $40
members Of the Congress in
GLIDING committee heads Of
both the Senate and House.
the entire top echelon Of the
State Department, top de-
Tense officials, the cream Of
the White House staff, per-
manent NATO delegations.
parliamentarians, etc. and
members of the US. Com
mittee Of the Atlantic Con-
gresS.
In this latter group are
such familiar figures as for
mer Ambassador Eugene
Anderson, Bill Benton, Tom
Finletter, Paul Mite. Ernest
Gross, Elmo Roper. Eric
Johnston, Bob Mckinney,
etc.
SUCH KEY MISCELLA-
NEOUS FIGURES as Lewis
Douglas, Gen. Alfred Gruen-
ther, Gen. Matthew Ridgway
and Dean Acheson also have
been invited The wives of
all the aforementioned have
also received a coveted bid
and the First Lady is ex-
pected.
To picture the impressive,
flag-draped scene you might
start with the chairman of
the NATO foreign ministers,
Dutch Joseph Luns and his
Tristan wife. The Frisians
come from the northeastern
part of Holland, are an old
Germanic tribe, and they
were the first to lick the
Romans so they are quite a
people," observes Dutch Am
bassadress Nine. van Rotten.
:. They both speak perfect
english, are warm, friendly
people. Mr.. Luns has
such a good sense of hunlol
and so loves to use 1t that his
colleagues warned him when
he became foreign minister
to limit himself to one joke
a day from then OH. They
were afraid that members of
Parliament wouldn't appreci-
ate more.
Next you might look for
Norway's Harvard LANCE be-
cause he has been foreign
minister longer than any
other man present. At
Sc. he's been in this tor spot
for exactly Is years and two
months tomorrow Thin,
grazing, with distinguished
good looks, he has wit, charm
and 4 complete mastery of
both the English nd French
languages. He was poll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01

secretary Of state and Mrs.
Robert Murphy. state De-
partment Counselor and Mrs.
Frederick Reinhardt. and AS
sistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Livingston Mer-
chant.
Members Of the French
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
included were Mr.. Pierre Ba-
raduc. Mr.. Jean Laloy and
Mr.. Jacques de Beaumarch-
ais, and from the embassy
star were Minister and Mrs.
Charles Lucet and Counselor
Jean-claude winckler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01

tlcal prisoner Of the Germans
In the Saxenhausen camp
during most Of the war which
did not help his health any.
but he prefers not to touch
on this topic.
MOST FAMILIAR FIGURE
among the foreign ministers
is the former French Am
bassador Couve de Murville.
one Of the handful who
brought their wives. The tall.
lean Huguenot Frenchman
might best be described as
a diplomatic version Of Jo-
seph Gotten with q specially
nice smile. His small wife
Is a serious. artistic, true Pa
risian with the kind Of chic
we have come to expect from
French women.
Then there's Britain's Sell
wyn Lloyd with the agile
mind and the pixie smile. ;.
He had a good war record,
became - brigadier general
staff officer, was formerly a
Queens counsel, which is
the upper bracket of British
lawyers. :. A vigorous work.
er. he loves good CONVERSE
ton.
It's a moot point as to
whether Italy's Giuseppe
Pella. a young looking 81, is
best known for gettinR Trieste
back and stopping imitation
or for his courteous memory.
He is famous for never
forgetting anyone he has
met even years later. nor an
riversaries either. Small
wonder that he was elected
to the Italian Parliament by
the largest plurality Of any,
one.
Germany's Heinrich Won
Brentano is SIS and, to speak
in the vernacular, has never
been hooked. The bachelor
co-founder of the Christian
Democratic Union comes
from an old German family
distinguished for producing
poets, economists and polit-
ical scientists for $50 years.
A lawyer by profession,
he steered clear of Hitler by
taking uncontroversial civil
cases.
The mustachioed, typically
Turkish type in the auditor
ium will be Satin Zorlu. the
dapper Foreign Minister from
Istanbul. -. A hard-work-
ing career diplomat with a
caustic wit, he exhausts his
associates by his pace which
is said to allow only 3 or 4
hours sleep nightly.
Portugal's Marcelo Ma
thias. Sc. is a smallish, slight,
very polished, very civilized
gentleman who adores Paris,
where he was ambassador for
10 years ending year ago.
He is also a great raconteur.
And there will be Belgium's
Pierre Wigny, Denmark's j.
o. Krag and Luxembourg's
Eugene SchauS. And so it
goes.
To handle this much for
eign rank the following prec-
edence will be used: %
Luns, 90 NATO Secretary
General Paul Henri Spaak,
CD other foreign ministers in
alphabetical order, a. am
baSsadors of NATO countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01
BY Betty BEALE

The scene In the Depart
mental Auditorium at 1880
am. tomorrow will be SO
loaded with the glamour Of
international power as to
make any Washington hostess
lucky enough to be there
swoon with delight.
No social function is ever
likely to touch this historic
and brilliant assemblage of
international personalities.
And no purely social types
have been invited to attend
unless they have worked for
the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization in some capac-
ity. That's not saying some
won't squeak by on tickets
turned over to them by in
NlOCu OlllCldlo.
HEADED BY THE PRESI-
DENT of the United States,
the gathering of Free World
representatives will include
IL foreign ministers and four
substitutes - the Deputy
Prime Minister of Greece
(Panayotis Canellopoulos) i,
the Canadian Minister of De-
Tense George Pearkes), Ice
lands Ambassador to NATO
Hans Andersen, and Ameri-
cas- own substitute, Acting
Secretary of State Christian
Herter.
Their arrival at the De-
partmental Auditorium will
be something to see, a dra-
matte page from history.
With Mr.. Herter waiting at
the auditorium to greet them,
Is limousines will line up in
the proper order on Thir-
tenth street between Penn
sylvania and Constitution
avenues. The fifteenth car
will be for American Ambas-
sador to NATO Randolph
Burgess.
The cars, each containing
a foreign minister, his local
ambassador and his NATO
ambassador. will arrive at the
front entrance one minute
apart.
WHEN THE GENTLEMEN
ALIGHT they will be greeted
by Chief of Protocol Wiley
Buchanan. They will then
stand still and face the en-
trance while the Army Band
plays ruff1es and flourishes.
After that they will mount
the stairs between an honor
guard to be greeted outside
the door by an American for
eign service officer who will
escort them down the middle
aisle of the auditorium. The
two ambassadors will be
seated in the front section
and the foreign minister will
be ushered to a room behind
the platform where the
President will receive him
upon his arrival. After that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01

evening for French Foreign
Minister and Mrs. couve de
Murville. The Minister was
his country's Ambassador TO
the United States until 1855.
Among the guests were Act
ing Secretary Of State and
Mrs Herter. British FOREIGN
Minister Selwyn Lloyd. Ger
man Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs Won Brentano. British
Ambassador and Lady Cac-
cia. German Ambassador and
Mrs. Grewe. Undersecretary
Of State and Mrs. Dillon and
Mr. Won Scherpenberg. Min
lister Of State in the German
Government.
Others we're Deputy Under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01

accredited to the United
States, 60 ambassadors TO
NATO. For all meetings
the alphabetical order viii be
used; for all social functions.
the men viii be seated &C
cording to their length Of
service in the present post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-01
French
Minister
Honored

French Ambassador and
Nine. Alphand entertained
at an embassy dinner last
Evening star., 1959-11-15

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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

AREA MOVERS, quality service and
reasonable rates. Excel. equip
LU. 2-SS15.
BOXLEY MOvERS-Padded vans.
uniformed men; . rooms. $50:
24-hour service. AD. e-ss22'
CHESTER MOvERS-Loc. and long
dist. reas.; also truck and trailer
rentals. To. 2-055S, ia. 9-0115.
D. C. MOvERS-Smali Jobs, So. SIS.
$40; 0 rooms low as SEQ: padded
vans, uniforms. 24-hour service.
HARRIS MOVERS, insured van
service: exper. white men: rates as
low - IS per hour. 10. 1884. .
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GEORGETOWN APT. WANTED.
Isl oUfE II H'd aIPss H.SsSES5en tssiRs
ST. 3-4S93.
LADY desires apt. or Ice. rm. w
kite. in pvt. family or elev. bldg.
handrailed all steps; vic. Penna
sect; S40-$00. Box 402-G. Star.
I BEDRM., unf., sign years lease
but must have perm. sublet 8 mos.
til fiance returns from service
duty: refs. WO. 6-3677.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

io1l1 O1ChEN1 AVE- peorOombs
Colonial v., brick; NICELY .,,,,ts1.rn::
washer and dryer. For immediate
occupancy: rent $4,000.
Call Mr.. J R. PEYToN
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
I73s-I5th St. NV. DI. 7-VS3O
BETHESDA, ND. NH : 3-bedrm.
Colonial brick, beautifully furn.:
washing machine and drier: gas
heat: $500 mo. 10. 5-2305.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c., mr.. Conn
ss. q al pe cows s': avail % %Ss s- $685.
CHEVY CHASE - 4 bedrms., 3
s ssIas sl as5 H Raas' b 5H fIsss
TON, OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2-s3Sa.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 1874 Nc.
Kinley St. n.w.-Attrae. spacious
house suitable for entertaining;
close to best schools; $500. For
appt; call EN-. 2-16s1, Wo.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Nicely furn.
spacious home, 9 rms, pa baths.
Reasonable. OIL. 2-s5s5.
CLEVELAND PK.-3 bedrms., ga
baths, library, walled patio, lease.
S2z5 Avail. now. OIL. 2-4yd2,
PoBIAK & PoBiAK. Wo. 6-554j.
CONN. AVE. AND MILITARY RID.
Comfortable home. ideal for
group or family. AID. 4-0122.
D. C.--3 bedrms. 2 baths, Mv. rm.
S Gen ON; ,u m; imned possess.
OIL. 6-17l9. IA. 5-919S.
DETACHED furnished house for
rent in W. Chevy Chase: 5 rms.
Can be seen BY appt. Leave name
and phone No. in mail slot at
50l1 46th st. NV.
DUPONT AREA = Smart town
house. excellent taste. 3 bedrms..
v baths sio6P atiSi ,i Esrdss. p Aysil.
ERTIES. DE. $500; Mrs. King,
WO. 6-3003.
FOREST GLEN, silver Spring, Nd.
-I2-rm.. 7-bedrm., 3Is-bath Diet.
cor. -and-frame home; oil
ht, lge. rms: loft. ceilings; din.
I'm. 1sx20 with firepl., 2 compl.
i arn. s $3.50; a3 80. f s4yRsss: partly
scseois' SIS. Oh Ems s-aS Ssan' E n:
2-S3S3.
MODERN COTTAGE on private
estate, Potomac Hunt section;
Quiet country outlook: bachelor
S Ss Employs so s sSHggsss; references
PARK AREA = Mt. Pleasant, mr..
bus. modern 6-rm: brk., full
hsmt.. maids rrn-, oil heat. Nice
Non aaf Dixie aSs'' R al slS e. Nap RH.
$3.50.
ROGERS HGTs., MD.-Tdeal house
for individual looking for q con-
pletely furn, 3-bedrm. home: SIPS
mo with 6-mos. lease and pur-
chase option. HUDSON REAL
ESTATE CO. UN. 4-l5l5, UN.
Is. z. wASHINGTON-3 bedrms..
Ia baths completely redecorated:
reasonable rent 10. 2-0l52.
WESTERN AVE. N.W.-S200 mo.
Plus utils. Near woodward & Loth-
rop's store west of Wis. ave; f.
rm... l-bath Diet. brick dwelling:
nicely furn. Avail. about Mar. =,
GEORGE l. .BoRGER, INC, 1875
K st. NV, MA S-O350.
I24s 33rd ST. N.W.-2-story bric
full: basement, fenced yard; 9 beN
excellent location: 500. D
7-36S5. . to 5.
SI65; N.w.-3 bedrms., liv., did.
sun pch., bsmt.. vd: gas heaf
schls. gar, transp., shop. II
GLASS.
1904 NEWTON ST. NV.
Lovely 2-bedrm. house, gas hots
water heat; $50 mo.
GoSS Realty Co., Inc.
FE. 7-1500
1900 BLK. s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Beautifully furn. 2 rms, =
baths. rec. rrn., garage; mr.. Priory
School and Catholic u, ARTHUR
L. CURLING. la. 6-6631.
$3.50 PER MO.-2-bedrm. brick
Cape COD. Sep. din. rms, full hsmt.
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OTHER LIsTINGs

Exclusively listed with this
office are many other equal
~ favorable purchase OPP
portunities In similarly
highly desirable buildings
and locations. A few exam
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
tone completely + U r NJ
ISHED), . and 3 bedrm.,
in lovely garden type de-
yelopment. $500 10 S.
cavANAuoH COURTS,
1926 18th St, N.W.-4th II.
front in Swchbd. bldg. No
elevator bedrm., in nee
MENDOZA. SEQ goth St.
NV bedrms., den 'or
3rd bedrm.l, new kit and
new, modern bath. Lge. sep.
din, rm. Wired for air cond.
81 NEW YORK AVE, NV.
WALK 10 WORK ON
CAPITOL HILL-"A lot Of
E HyinS space ei iSr nstie s e.
900 with S2,7lq cash re-
CURED. Monthly maint.
ONLY $1,000.
Can MAJOR CARNEY CWo.
6-6623D, MIR. OWENS (EM.
3-67l61 or Mr.. FIELDING
GA. e-4633i for details on
airy Of them or for appt.
to inspect them at YOUR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.

Delightful end. II. foyer,
liv rm.. sep. din, rm.. pam
try, newly equipped kit,
2 bedrms., bath and porch
in elev and swchbd. bldg.
AIR CoND. S12.500. Terms.
House-sized, 7th H.. lge.
foyer. liv. rm., unusually
Ice. sep. din. rm., 3 bed
rms. !. baths. q lge. kit.
that Is really "out OF this
world" idishwashef. dis
posal, automatic washer
and dryer, etc.,, wail-to-
wall carpet, central air
cond and rear porch with
hreath-taking view Of half
Of WASHINGTON. $4,000.
Terms. Owner viii consider
trade for weil-located Chevy
Chase house. Ask for Mr.,
FIELDING at switchboard
Ne Nall M 01aan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

BEVERLY HILLS-Center-ha en-
trance. liv. rm. with fireplace. full
din. rm.. equipped kitchen, 9 bed
rms. and. den. Full bSmt. with
auto: washer, built-in garage: lge.
wooded yard, well Handicapped. Va
cant; $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
co.op APTs. FoR SALE
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL S TODAY
POTOMAC PLAZA
2l75 virginia Ave-, NV.

lE IzS;s|g}sEyly o6 APPEESsT
LOCATION WASHING
TONS ONLY NEW, MOD
TONED. CONTEMPORARY
AM ssIlssgoyer, living n,
dining room, de luxe kitch-
en- (dlshwasher. disposal.
separate, Chest high oven
and broller). 2 bedrooms
and 2 baths. Sc. Cor. Ideal
for carefree. relaxed, in
expensive .,,i Myi !. ,s,, ana ssE1a-
500 With Sl6,150 cash re-
CURED. Bal. 49, LIST trust.
Ask ;or MAJOR .gARyEYE
or cali FE. 3-4670.
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MAYOR GARDENS
WESTCHESTER

WESTCHESTER
MAIN BLDG.-oyerlooking park.
bedrms.. 3 baths. stepdown liv
rm., din. rm., pantry. kit.
HALL. liv. rm.. solarium, din. rm.,
bedrm., bath. kit.
2 bedrms.. 2 baths. liv. rm.. So
larium. din. rm., kit.
Cali Mrs. Chauneey Murray, Mon.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC.
DE. $4,000
WYOMING AVE, 8 blks. from new
Universal bldg: bedrm., liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kitchen, bath. Large
closets; Aforementioned OWNER
leaving city. HO. 2-s104.
2.BEDRM. APT. in nice cond Small
down payment. Assume trust OF
shout $4,000. Located Just 10 min
from D. c. ia. $500.
! BEDRM., liv. rm., Kit. By owner.
Low maintenance; S7,700. 1901
Adams Mil I'd. NV NO. 7-2H23
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BETHESDA. MD.

ee1s DICKENS AvE.-s bedrooms.
Colonial brick, nicely furn.:
fenced yard; ideal for children:
large rec. room, built IN bar:
washer and dryer. For immediate
occupancy: rent $500 90.
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1909 summit Pi., NV.
tGen'l. vic. 10th l. Harvardl
Charming 1-bedKm., 4th II.
front. wired for air cond.
in elev. bldg, mr.. transp.
5000 monthly maint. In
cludes utilS. Owner, leaY-
ing city has UNDERPRICED
apt at SIS 500 with 81, 1885,
go 70 cash ,I regIirssS; Ask for 2,
403 or call DU. 7-145S.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. lh-bath
brick sDlit-leyel: living rTn. with
fireplace, dining rm. with French
doors onto brick patio and lovely
yard; kitchen with disposal: eye
level oven. birch cabinets: finished
rec. room: 220 volts for drier:
swimming pool membership. Avail
able Aprtl II G1hO
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEO
ALEXANDRIA

LAKE BANCROFT - 6-bedrm. Sc
pain new contemporary on water
front; Living rm. with fireplace.
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ONTARIO

2S53 Ontario Rd.. NV.
Choice Of 8 beautiful l.
bedrm. apt. homes; Con-
yenient location. Private
circular driveway. Ample
reserved parking. 24-hr.
elev. and swchbd. service.
$500 and $4,000. Ask
for Mr.. OWENS az switch
board or call 60. h-OSOO.
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PARK LAWN-3-bedroom j u bath
brick rambler: living rm. with fire.
place, kitchen has range and re-
friEerator. dishwaSher, disposal.
washing machine and drier: avail
able / week: Sl35,