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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-03
out OF Town BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Apr. Mrs Marvel jackson
Cooke New York city
Apr 3 NJ stallin. Duluth, MINI
Apr q Mrs Florence Johnson
Pasadena, Cnlif
Apr z Ray Yeates, BronS "
Y
Apr 3 Leland Bailey, Indian
apoltH, Ind
Apr . Mrs Mae Jones philh
dalphia Pa
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL y


New Son Mr. and Mrs Earl New, 76l W Central Az.
me proud parents Of baby boy their born March
10 10 81 Lukes hospital Phillip Dwayne, the chosen
weighed pounds and two ounces The new citizen was
welcomed at home by his three sisters Julia Ann Teresa Mar
celia and brother Earl Jr Mrs Madeline is maternal
grandmother of the children
Book Club The Book Club met Frday night March 81 az
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

For Home Mrs MARCEL Henderson of Little Rock
Ark who been the houcgue of her sister and hothern
law and Mrs Albert erndon aud family Of j6ii Clinton
Av fer the past week left for her home Sunday afternoon
Mrs Henderson her first visit 10 Minneapolis greatly
impressed with the city.
New Playmate Edward Ir. Rosalind and Eric Rnhhns.
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son, he said, the 5000 million
really covers three years at the
rate of $500 million year. He
said this is very little more
than the administration spent
last year just to support the
price of potatoes"
Senator Capehart took ex-
ception to the argument in the
message against the provision
in the bill requiring acceptance
of urban renewal applications
on a first-come, f1rst-served
basis.
The message suggested this
rule would make it possible for
a few large cities to tie up all
the funds by making early
applications. The Senator said
he was not opposed to the first
come rule but thought the
message should have mentioned
an existing law, which limits
any one State to 12.5 per cent
of the money. Under this law.
it would be possible technically
for eight cities to get all of the
money if they were in eight
different States. The Senator
said this should have been
specified.
134 Applications Cited
But Senator Harrison A. Will
liams, jr., Democrat of New
Jersey, pointed out that many
small cities already have appli-
cations pending and would have
had priority over any new ap-
plications if the bill had been
signed.
Later Senator Capehart
placed in the record a list of
1874 small cities, scattered over
the country, that already have
applications pending for 1912
million worth of urban renewal
projects.
Senator Javits objected to
the argument in the message
against the new authorization
for more public housing units.
The President said: 1--WE have
over 100000 previously author
lied public housing units as yet
unbuilt."
Senator Javits said the key
word in this quotation was
"unbuilt." The Senator con-
tended that many of these
units are in various stages of
construction. To illustrate, he
said New York has 1900 units
authorized, of which 1000
are under construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

Washington and Talmadge OF
Georgia, said they agreed with
Senator Dirksen'S stand.
Rogers Views
Attorney General Rogers did
not go along with Senator Dirk
sens views. Mr.. Rogers said he
favored the court system in
which such presentations would
be made publicly and on the
record.
Senator Dirksen expressed
himself in no uncertain terms
about a bill which would bar
anyone-including members Of
Congress - from making in
formal approaches to quasi
judicial Federal agencies about
official matters.
"Are we to be put on the car
pet because we represent our
constituents, make inquiries
and find out what the status of
matters is and so serve our
constituents" Senator Dirksen
asked.
Senator Dirksen's target was
a bill now pending in the Sen
ate Judiciary Committee. The
m assure Stemmed from g
House investigation last year
into preSSureS on Federal regu-
latory agencies.
Adams Case Link
The housekeeping aired in.
quirieS which Sherman Adams,
then President EiSenhower's
top assistant, had made to
the Federal Trade Commission
and other agencies about the
business interests Of his friend,
Bernard Goldflne. Inquiries by
Senators and others about
matters pending before the
Government commissions also
were brought into the hearings.
A question raised frequently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

during the hearing was wheth-
er an inquiry from a person
high in Government to an
agency in behalf of an indi-
vidual or business firm did not
in effect constitute pressure.
Mr.. Adams said he merely
made inquiries of the agencies
and did not exert pressure on
them. AS a result Of the Juror,
he later resigned.
Reporters asked Mr.. Rogers
about the subject at a news
conference. He said the JUS
tice Department takes the po-
sition that when Federal
agencies are handling litigated
matters involving competing
parties the procedure should
be the same as in the courts.
Mr.. Rogers said "the public
has confidence in the courts
because the court system re-
quires that all presentations in
behalf of litigants be made
publicly and in the presence of
other parties involved.
II can't see why we can't
have the same rule for the
Government agencies, with
everything on the record, and
with all sides equally repre-
sented. If any member of the
Congress wants to present his
views, he can do it on the rec
ord.
IF the court rules were &C
cepted by everybody, all would
benefit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24


New York were among the
first to charge yesterday that
parts of the message were mis-
leading. Senator Capehart told
the Senate Housing subcom-
mittee he was not blaming the
President, but those who gave
him the information on which
he based the veto.
Bill a Compromise
Mayor Anthony ]. Celebrezze
of Cleveland, speaking for the
American Municipal Associa-
ton, testified today that the
vetoed bill was a compromise
which went as far as possible
to meet the objections of the
administration and keep the
programs alive"
At the outset of today'S hear
ing, Senator Gore, Democrat
of Tennessee urged the sub
committee to recommend that
the Senate override the veto
rather than try to draft a new
compromise.
The subcommittee will not
decide between the two courses
until the hearings end late
next week. Informed sources
believe the tWo-thirdS needed
to override might be obtained
in the Senate, but not in the
House.
Urban Renewal Hit
Nearly all of the controversy
relates to the urban renewal
and public housing programs
which are under way in many
cities, including Washington,
with Federal aid.
The vetoed bill authorized
5000 million over the next two
years for urban renewal and
10000 additional public hous-
ing units.
The administration proposed
$3.50 million for urban renewal
this year and $3.50 million in
1861, but no new public hous-
ing starts.
Senator Sparkman, Demo-
crat of Alabama, chairman of
the subcommittee, said most
impartial observers would agree
that the administration wit
neSSes yesterday were not very
convincing in their attempt to
defend the Presidents mes
sage"
Moyar Dillworth challenged
the Presidents conclusion that
5000 million for urban renewal
in two years is excessive. He
said the veto message failed to
state that last year no housing
bill was passed. For that rea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Dirksen, Rogers Differ
On Agency Contocting
By the Associated Press

Should Congress members be free contact Government
agencies behalf Of the voters and business Arms back homer
Absolutely yes Senate Republican Leader Diksen He
told the Senate yesterday he'll continue to make such contacts
unless law passed that would put him in jail for doing
Democratic Senators Mansfield Of Montana. Magnuson Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24
Cities Spokesman Rap
Housing Measure Veto
BY ]. A. OLEARY
Star star Writer

Spokesman for city governments Joined today in denounc
ing President Eenhowers veto of the omnibus housing bill
Mayor Richardson Dilworth of Philadelphia speaking for
United States Conference of Mayors said 1.-The President
knowledge of this problem and has been COM
petely msnformed by his advisers:
Republican Capehar of Indiana and JavitS Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-24

For easement and sash windows
Most with automatic thermostot
Some with 7h emps., lis volts
Floor samples and store demonstrators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06


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this The lucky who the National Contest receives
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IA SHION u. S. A.


MEET IN PERSON DON DILLARD odo station WDoNs popular
disc okey-our HFoshon u S. A. Moser Of Ceremonies The
Hecht Co.'S teen fashion boards choice.
IN PERSON MEET H-LoS the
to of the show business They're currently appearing the Casino Royal
WASHINGTON coNTEsTn person
Miss Washington" the Runnes-Up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-24

Gutierrez Gomez. Costa Ri
can . Ambassador Escalante.
and Mexican ! Ambassador
Tello.
Among the residential. So
ciety guests were Mrs. Robert
Mccormick and Mrs. Nc
Ceney Werlich.
-
STILL ANOTHER EN-
BASSY ROW event yesterday
was a 1880 pm. buffet dinner
given by Iranian Ambassador
and Mrs. Ali Ghoh Arabian.
The occasion was the cele-
bration Of New Rouz," the
Iranian New Year. This is a
colorful holiday In Iran, with
accent on outdoor life. It Is
the time Of a new year Of
fertility and abundance after
the cold winters end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-24

q Latin American Embassy.
another diplomat was greet
ing old friends.
The occasion wash recep-
ton at the Brazilian Embassy
given by former Brazilian Am
bassador Joao Carlos Muniz.
who left here about two years
ago TO become Ambassador to
Argentina. He has been vis-
iting Washington the past
several weeks as q representa-
tive to Operation Pan Amer
ican," and viii be leaving
shortly to join his wife at his
current post.
Many Latin American am
bassadors were party guests,
including Nicaragua's Sevilla-
Sacasa. Uruguay's Lacarte.
Argentina Ambassador Hur-
tado. Colombian Ambassador
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CLUB CALENDAR

Hotel. Lunch and fashion
show.
Lloyd Kellar Chapter Of
Deborah Tuberculosis Sana-
tOrium and HOspital-Noon,
O'Donnell's Restaurant, 1901
Wisconsin avenue. Member
ship luncheon.
The W0man's Club Of
Chevy Chase, Md, Inc. -
1890 am, drama section.
"Old Fashioned Elocution."
1880 am, German class.
1890 pm, German section,
home Of Miss Louise Stengel,
1925 Cleveland avenue, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-24
ON EMBASSY ROW
King Bdudouin Due
On Visit Mdy Ii

United States" she laughed.
The Ahmeds have been In
the States before. they re-
ported. II was midas dele
gate to the FAC in 1916 and
then was q Pakistani delegate
to the United Nations in
$780," the Ambassador said.
Among the guests who
turned out to welcome the
new couple and to honor the
country In the Embassy and
under the shamiana (tent)
we're members of the diplo-
matte corps, the State De-
partment. the military and
Congress.
They included Dean Of the
Diplomatic Corps Sevilla-Sa-
casa and Uruguay Ambassa-
dor Lacarte. who had come
over from the party at the
Brazilian Embassy: Austrian
Ambassador Platter. Afghan
istan Ambassador Maiwand-
wal. and the new Cuban AM
bassador. DR.. Ernesto Dihigo.
I State Department guests
were former chief of protocol
and Mrs. John Farr Sim
mons; Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. william M. Roun-
tree, and Deputy Undersec-
rotary 10y w. Henderson.
The military guests included
Gen Curtis LeMay and from
the Congress were Senator
and Mrs. Strom Thurmond Of
South Carolina. and Senator
land Mrs. J. Glenn Beall Of
Maryland.
The Senator con1ided the
secret" of his election to
Congress to party guests.
The Beall family is one Of
Maryland's Oldest, he re-
ported. land there were
enough Of them to carry me
In Montgomery County"
II can call almost anyone
in the county cousin, and
even when I can't. ! do"
MIR. ERIC JOHNSTON,
president of the Motion Pic
ture Association, last night
urged the development Of a
common market" in the
Western Hemisphere.
Guest speaker for the
United States Argentine
Society at the Argentine
Chancery, he said creation OF
a market similar to the effort
in Western Europe will help
the standards Of living" Of
all the countries In this
hemisphere.
In his talk, Looking Ahead
With Argentina" Mr.. john
ston gave a brief history Of
the country and lauded Pres
ident Frondizi as a capable
and democratic leader.
Last nights program, spon-
Sored by Argentine Ambas-
sador Hurtado. inaugurated
the society's new series OF
lectures this year.
In the audience were many
representatives of the Organ
ization Of American States,
including Secretary General
Mora; university deans Of de-
partments and international
schools. various local educa-
tional organizations and busi-
nessmen with interests in
Latin America.
Mr.. Johnston, special am
bassador" under three Presi-
dents, first visited Argentina
as head of q mission to ce-
ment American relations in
1913. He has visited there
several times since.
\ = = y
WHILE THE PAKISTAN
AMBASSADOR was meeting
friends for the first time
earlier in the evening and at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-24
TONIGHT


The National Secretaries
AssOciatiOn-6:15 pm. Gold
Room Of the Woodner Hotel.
Wine program and film.
TOMORROW
SOroptimist Club Of WASH
ingtOn - 1880 pm. Willard
Hotel. Luncheon meeting.
Speaker, Mr.. Bill Gold, col
iimnist, will conduct audience
participation program.
Washington Ladies' Auxil-
larry Of the JCRS American
Medical Center at Denver -
Main Ballroom of Mayflower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-24
BY ROBERTA HORNIG
star stan Writer


King Baudouin Of Belgium
win begin his To-day oficial
visit to the United States
May IL. the White House
has announced.
A Belgium Embassy spokes-
man reported that the mon
arch will be in Washington
May IL to - and then will
visit other sections Of the
country. Details Of his itin-
erary will be announced later.
ACHARMING NEW COU-
PIE MADE their debut In the
Washington social scene last
hight.
The new Ambassador Of
fPakistan and Mrs. Aziz
Ahmed entertained an esti-
mated 500 guests at their
Embassy reception to cele-
brate Pakistan Day--the 10th
anniversary Of the day the
-fledgling nation first officially
demanded independence from
India.
Both the Ahmeds appeared
relaxed at their party. all
though they lust mace II"
for different reasons.
The ink on the credentials
Mr.. Ahmed presented to Pres
ident Eisenhower was barely
dry before he stepped into the
receiving line to greet his
country's friends. Protocol
demands that credentials be
presented before a diplomat
may entertain ofiicially.
Ambassador Ahmed. who's
been here less than q week.
smilingly reported that he
had visited the White House
very late yesterday morning
and had been with the Pres.
ident for Is minutes. He
looks much healthier than
his pictures" he said.
Mrs. Ahmed, meanwhile.
whom her husband affection
ately refers to as a week
end wife," came from New
York City especially to be at
the Ambassadors side.
AS Pakistan's delegate to
the 18th session Of the United
Nations Commission on the
Status Of Women. she beat
her husband to the States by
nearly two weeks.
She planned to return to
New York early this morning
to stay with the U.N. session
until it ends Friday.
II viii come back to spend
the week end with my hus-
band and then viii return to
Pakistan to collect our chill
dren." she said.
Plans to Redec0rate
Beautifully gewned in a
pale-blue silk sari, Mrs. All
med said that when she
comes back late in May with
her children she will embark
on an Embassy decorating
venture.
II would like to see more
things of my country in our
Embassy" she said.
I'VE have four children
girl, boy, girl. boy. Is years
down to S." the Ambassador
proudly iuterjected.
: Mrs. Ahmed, educated in
Pakistan and at Cambridge
University. has been active in
educational and social work
In her native country. She Is
the only woman member on
the Syndicate Of the Univer-
sitv Of Karachi comparable
to our university boards) and
is vice president Of the Fed
Grafton Of University Women.
II guess I am what you
call an egghead' in the
Evening star., 1959-12-21
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE WANTED-lO.OOO 50
Il. flrst floor. with loading iacili.
ties for IA delivery trucks: will
lease or buy. Call Ii. 3-4S4S.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Korzendorfer
REALToR OF. 4-s,1,

BETHESDA, in low 2Os-BTick
split-leyel 2-yr.-old home in excel,
gong. 3 bedrms., IA baths, day.
ngnt rec. rrn.' mod kit. with table
Owner trans, Immediate posS
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-i4l5
bEIhESDA,. close In choice area
Appealing brk. and slate Colonial
w/3 bedrmS., powder rm, sen
DIN. ,rm.. rumpus rm. in full bsmt :,
porch, gar. Excel. financing. 500
quo; ANDR1S REALTY, OIL. 9
Evening star., 1959-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
LEE BLVD. hts w.Iking d,,t,nc.

LEE BLVD. HTS. walking distaneu
Seven COrners-Brick Cape Cod
3 bedrms., den, ! u baths. Garage
Extra-lge. kit T.. dinette, full sep
Rrate din rm., large liv. rm. will
stone arerl. Bookcases All room
wallpapered. Pull bsmt. Storm
windows Large screened Teal
porch: 2-ton air cond.; washe
and drier: $4,000. ia. $4,000.
MCLEAN
OVER AN ACRE OF grounds.
with . stream, surround this
lovely home In one Of Me-
Leans top areas. Only I ".
old and in immaculate
shape. Large living rm.,
with brick wall fireplace;
huge modern kitchen; sepa-
rate dining rm.; 3 bedrooms
the master, 81 Il. long,
with beam ed ceiling;
screened porch; q very rare
of1ering in this location.
IA. $3.50
ATLAS REALTY co.
475l LEE HWY. ARLINGTON
Evening star., 1959-12-21
ONLY ONE

rrafnc light 70 the Pentagon from
these new 3-bedroom, 2z-bath
homes. Two fireplaces, separate
dining room, de luxe kitchen,
eArport and full basement. Walk
Ing distance to schools and shop
Evening star., 1959-12-21
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

FAIRFAX - q ACRE;
new custom-built brick
rambler; 4 bedrooms. .
baths, large kitchen with
eating space: 9 fire.
places, daylight base
ment with picture win
dow. S26,750. Call CIR,
3-456O to see it today.
WOODBRIDGE 900
down and assume 4Iaec
GI loan on this 3-bed-
room brick rambler. Sl3,-
$50 Dial 703-Gypsy
4-6O9O to see it today.
LUXURIOUS coNTEM-
PORARY - New brick
rambler on over Ha-acre
wooded corner lot. Ex-
cellent docking facilities,
swimming pool and
full basement, 23-foot
living room, 9 fireplaees,
3 bedrooms, "a baths,
streamlined kitchen. car
porch. $40, $50. Can So.
5-679O to see 1t today.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE FOR INVESTMENT-Let
the population growth Of Fairfax
County make you capital gains
For the best buys, see MASON &
OMER L. HIRST, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, Va, CL. $4,000 weekdays.
BEAUTIFUL acre homesites near
Congressional Country Club: wa
ter sewer and paved streets; 81
$50
SHAPIRO INC. 14I3R NE. s-l7l7
LOT-D. c. apt. size, $4,000 in
cluding all plans, specifications
engineerine permits. etc, for 3
units. STUART & MAURY, REAL
TORS, KE. 1870; after 6 pm
EN-. 2-427S.
SILVER SPRING, S4O7 Piney
Branch rd.--Wooded lot, few IT.
from Sligo pkwy., nicely sloped for
modern home. Alley in rear:
$1,000 for quick sale. TAKOMA
REALTY, JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-12-21

REALLY CUTE, comfortabIe an5
cozy brk. rambler on beaufifu, iot
Many extras, incl. central ali
cond.. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, iiy
Tm. with firepl, dinette, aIl-elec
klt., full bsmt. Located in Carroll
knoils; SlS,950, terms. Call JU
5-4222: ewes, JU. S-5269, Law.
RENEE v. LUTES CO.
ROCKVILLE = Desirable rambler
With osmt. A LOT FOR A LITTLE
Cal now S4O0 down. HUGH T
PECK, GA. 4-6575.
SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers.
burg ior upper Mont Co prop.
ert2. WI. S-9250. WA 6-2S00.
SILVER SPRING-5-rm bunrsIow
with garden. rec. rm.; must Sc,
TO appreciate Call WI, 6-7l32
weekdays after 2 pm,
Evening star., 1959-12-21

McLEAN-BRIcK RAMBLER WITH
baths, finished rec. room with
outside entrance at ground level,
vall-to-wall carpetinE IN large
living room, separate dining room
and hall. All for only Sa4.a9O
Close to school and shopping
TRADES CONSIDERED.
FoREsTLNEw BRICK
RAMBLER, only S23,050, excel
lent financing, only $1,000 down
TRADES CONSIDERED. Is Minis
to Pentagon. Beautiful level lot
with trees. 3 bedrooms. 2Ia baths.
living room with fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room. modern dc luxe
kitchen, rec. room: interior and
exterior eolors can still be Sc
lected.
BARR REALTY, INC.
21l6 Wilson Blvd. IA. 4-335O
MINK INSULATION would be no
surprise in this new quality con-
structed brick rambler. Center
hall entr.. central air cond., q kit.
bsmt.. l4x24 carport and an area
Of more expensive homes. S27,75O.
AND poNNELL. '- IA
NEW SPLIT-LEVELS
Excellent location. 5 and 4 bedrms., d,
de luxe kitchens, baseboard hot
water heat. $4,000 to 500 $50.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
Evening star., 1959-12-21
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

q. S. l at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial T03-Gypsy 10000
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
King 4-2320
Lee Hwy. Route 29-21D
Fairfax, VIRGINIA
Crescent 3-4560
Evening star., 1959-12-21
COMMERCIAL GROUND

SMALL SHOPPING CENTER
LOCATED in Lincolnia, Va,
Just of Shirley highway;
almost 3 acres; good 'front.'
Rge on Little River turnpike:
excel price. L. 30S0. COR
DIN MENSH r Atty
CORP, ia. 10000.
$4,000 so. FT., zoned C-l, plus
$4,000 50. #. for parking at busy
intersection in high-density area
Priced to sell quick. CALL Mr.
DINER a. CO.. INC, MA. s-3923.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

WOODSIDE SECTION
A truly immaculate 3-bedroom, 2
bath home with all the extras
1esf.sF,on 1esS TsEs iSlns Eodm sS' nIshsd bstS
gas hot-water heat; garage: slate
roof: owners are ready to deal;
ROBERT z. LoHR, REALToR
HE 4-40n0
Evening star., 1959-12-21

BRICK DUPLEX - l.
year-old twin apart
ments, both with 90
foot living rooms, IS
foot kitchens, . bed
rooms; full basement
suitable for 1-bedroom
apartment. S23,95O. Call
XII. S-2320 to see 1t
today.
CUSTOM : BUILT, new
brick rambler on lovely
lO5x130 wooded lot in
LANGLEY. GE kitchen with
breakfast area, :21x27
recreation room. formal
dining room, garage 4
more custom-built homes
are available from S34,-
$50. Immediate possess
sion. Call ia. 10000 to
see them today.
SPRINGFIELD - 3-bed-
room, 2-bath split-level,
ready to move in. Den,
kitchen with breakfast
bar. carport. $1,000
down. S1s,950. Cali n,
$4,000 to see 1t today.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
SERVICE STATION
SHELL

Shell Oil Company is now accept
ing applications Tor several choice
locations that are now IN opera
ton In the Metropolitan Va. Area
This is q wonderful opportunity TO
own your own business he. g.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
FARMS

ASHTON REALTY co. has farms
and acreage in Mont. Howard,
Carroll and Fred. Co. WA. 4-9s11
WOODBINE AREA! Fine l13-acre
dairy farm Just Of Rte. 40! S35,-
900. RIPLEY, JU. 5-6111.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
CONN. AVE. ESTATES
Sl1. 1.60O-S58n DOWN

A really clean modern home in a
tne area. . bedrooms, Separate
dining room, full basement with
partially finished recreation room /;
nne corner lot, enclosed in Anchor
fence. THIS Is A GOOD BUY.
ROBERT z. LoHR, REALToR
HE. $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-21
COUNTRY SETTING

Lovely, long, 4-bedroom, all-brick
rambler features double garage
and q acre covered with tall
trees. For the gardener, a ereen-
house: For teen-agers, very close
school. For the entertainer,
prestige location and country
atmosphere. A lot Of room offered
with no extras This is complete
At S36,5OO. Phone for appoint