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The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
Italian Cabinet Resigns Over Party Opposition

ROME, lR - Premier Amintore Fanfani's cabinet resigned today because of a defection by a mi nority Moderate Socialist.
 The pro-Western Prime Minister who heads the Christian Demo- crats handed his resignation and those of his 20 ministers to Pres ident Giovanni Gronchi.
 In accordance with tradition, Gronchi did not accept the resig- nations at once. But he made clear he would, and asked the Fanfani cabinet to continue in office only as caretaker regime.
 Gronchi announced he would start consulting political leaders Wednesday on the formation of a new government.
 Part of Fanfani's trouble has been opposition from his party's right wing, led by former pre- miers Mario Scelba and Giuseppe Pella, both potential candidates to head the new government.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
Four Hours, 3 Minutes Time Made By Airline's New CrOsS-COuntry Jet

LOS ANGELES, LR - A new jet airliner flew to New York in four hours and three minutes Sun day, then turned around and flew back against 1O5 mp.h. headwinds in six hours and P minutes.
 Westbound flights usually take longer because of prevailing winds. Scheduled flight time for propeller driven planes on the New York-Los Angeles trip is about nine hours.
 An American Airlines spokes- man said the jets schedule called for it to make the return hop in five and one-half hours.
 The round trip started Ameri- ican's coast-to-coast jet service. The company plans one flight daily in each direction.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
By STAN CARTER

VATICAN CITY, R - Pope John XXIII will convoke a great assembly - the 21st Ecumenical Council in the 2,00O-year history of the Roman Catholic Church m to seek unity of the Christian forces of the world
 Return to the fold of the East ern Orthodox Church's 129 million members was seen as a prime ob- ject of the conclave But there are great obstacles to any formal reunification, particularly the Ro- man Catholic dogma that the Pope is supreme and infallible in mat ters of faith and morals.
 Reaffirmation of the church's stand against Communism may be another major subject of the Ecu menical Council, the first since 1870. Pope John already has ex- pressed grave concern with the plight of Catholics in Communist lands and particularly in Commu- hist China, where the Red regime has been trying to foster na- tional Catholic church that denies allegiance to Rome.
 The council will bring together Roman Catholic cardinals, arch bishops and bishops from all over the world in what may well be the most immense gathering of it's kind in Christian history. More than 2,5O0 are eligible to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
Texas Governor
 Gains Support In Fighting Gas Tax

AUSTIN, Tex, R - The gov ernors of 28 states have agreed to join Governor Price Daniels in opposing an increase in the fed eral gasoline tax.
 ''The majority of the governors of our sister states feel as strong ly as I do against President Els enhower's proposal for further federal invasion of this tax which should be reserved for the states, ? Daniels said Sunday.
 He wired all state governors on January 12, asking them to join in opposing the tax hike and di- version of federal highway use taxes into non-highway channels.
 Daniels said that of 35 replies, 28 were favorable and others wanted more time to study the matter. None favored the federal tax increase.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
Governor Eggan
 Gains Slightly In Fight For Recovery

SEATTLE, LR - Governor Will liam A. Egan, who had dreamed of leading Alaska's first State Legislature when it convened in Juneau today, remained critically i'll in a Seattle hospital.
 Egan was reported ''still gaining slightly from an emergency ab- dominal operation six days ago.
 Doctors said his spirits were good and he was following with interest reports which are being given him on the start of the Alaska legislative session.
 Egan is now able to spend much of the time out of his oxygen tent and his temperature has returned to normal. But his pulse rate re- mains high and his intestines have not yet begun to function again
 Dr. Joel w. Baker, chief sur geon at Virginia Mason Hospital, said that until the Governors ab- dominal processes start to return to normal he cannot get back on the road to full recovery.
 The doctors said there is not too much concern, however, al this time over Egan's intestinal condition. He said it may be sev- eral more days before organic functions are restored.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
2lst Ecumenical Council to be Called
 In Rome To Unify Catholic Church

Representatives of other Chris tian communities, in addition to Roman Catholic, are likely to be invited to attend.
 The Pope did not announce a date for the council. Because of the gatherings great size and pos sibly long duration, the prepara- ton may take many months.
 Ecumenical means worldwide, representing the whole church.
 The Vatican announcement said:
 Regarding the celebration of the Ecumenical Council, this, in the thought of the Holy Father looks not only to the edification of the Christian peoples, but is intended as an invitation to the separate Christian communities to seek unity which so many desire in all parts of the world
 This was seen as an invitation for a return to the fold of the churches which have broken away from Rome, primarily the Eastern Orthodox.
 Unlike the Protestants, the East ern church parted from Rome 906 years ago in a dispute over mat ters of discipline The Vatican considers the Eastern Orthodox schimatic but still Catholics, re- taining the apostolic tradition and the regular administration of the sacramentS.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
BOardn1an Smith Election Tie Still To be Resolved

JUNEAU, LR - The deadlocked race for the disputed State Sen ate post from the Ketchikan- Prince of Wales district remains just that today - deadlocked.
 A special recount ordered by Acting Governor Hugh Wade was completed a Juneau yesterday. It reaffirmed findings of the can wasting board that the two con- testants - Republican William Boardman and Democrat w. O. Smith - tied at 1853 ballots apiece in the November 18th election.
 Mrs. w. L. Grisham of Juneau, supervisor of the recount, said it revealed minor technical faults in the manner some ballots were marked.
 These disputed ballots totaled 218 for Smith and PIP for Board man. The disputed ballots could form a basis for deciding the out come of the contest.
 It's expected the Senate will do that shortly after it convenes to- day. The expected procedure will be for Smith supporters to issue a challenge to Boardman's right to be seated. The question of who should be seated will probably then be handed to a special Senate committee. The full Senate will act on that committees findings
 Boardman was certified winner of the deadlocked contest when he won a draw recently. That would have made him the third Republican in the State Senate.
 Smith requested a recount of ballots in the Craig Precinct, how ever, last week. Boardman sup porters retaliated by asking for a check of the other 22 precincts in the district
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
SeatOn Tells
 Congress We Need Hawaii

WASHINGTON, LR - Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton told Congress today, 'EWe need Hawaii as an equal partner as much as Hawaii needs statehood"
 Seaton was the first witness as the House Insular Affairs Commit tee opened hearings in a new Con- gressional drive to make Hawaii the 50th state
 He said the Eisenhower Ad- ministration favors immediate passage of statehood legislation, but recognizes that Congress must set it's own schedule.
 1.-The grant of statehood to Ha- waii will prove to the world - and particularly to Asia-that we practice what we preach" Seaton said in prepared testimony.
 T say we need the participa- ton of Hawaiians in our coun- sels, and their advice and exper- fence in dealing with the peoples Of the Orient"
 The Secretary pointed out that Hawaii is the only incorporated territory now, and it's 59-year ap- premiership in territorial status is longer than was required of any of the present states.
 Rejecting arguments that Ha- waii is susceptible to control by Communists, Seaton said:
 F'The fact is that the people of Hawaii, time after time, have ut terly rejected the Communist phi losophy and every attempt of Communists to influence their government"
 Seaton said Hawaii is econom- ically and politically qualified for statehood, and has a population of about 635,000, larger than that of six of the present states.
 To the argument that Hawaii is not contiguous to the rest of the United States, Seaton said:
 ''The admission of Alaska pro- vides an excellent rebuttal. Con- tiguity is not, in this day of jet transportation, essential to pre- serve our union"
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
Swollen Rivers Receding In Most Eastern States
CBy The Associated Press)

Floods still menaced some areas in five eastern and central states today, but waters from swollen rivers and streams were receding in most sections. The worst of the mid-winter flooding appeared tenn porarily ended.
 The chief problem for the thous- ands hit by last weeks devastat- ing floods in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia and In diana was the huge cleanup job. The Red Cross has estimated more than 22,OOO families were affected hy the floods, with thousands forced temporarily f rom their homes.
 Cold air, with snow or rain, spread from the central plains across the northern half of the country, adding to the incon- venience of flood victims.
 At Pittston, Pa., rescue workers finally halted the flow of water from the Susquehanna River into a mine shaft where 12 men have been trapped since Thursday, Few believe the 12 men would be found alive. The big job of pumping cut the tons of water which pol d into the mine was expected t0 continue for two days.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
BELTZ ELECTED SENATE PRES., AS LAWMAKERS BEGIN SESSION

ond in the line of succession to the Governors office. Warren A. Taylor, who came to Alaska 50 years ago and first served in the old Territorial Legis- lature in 1883, was named Speaker of the House of Representative
 All three are Democrats, their party will hold an 18-2 edge over Republicans in the Senate, and a 34-6 margin in the House. Wade Addresses Joint
 Session on Thursday
 Wade, a 57-year-old lawyer w'o came to Alaska first as an FBI agent 21 years ago, is expected to address a joint session of the Le- gislature Thursday.
 Wade, the elected Secretary of State, will go before the Legislo- ture in the place of Governor Will liam A. Egan, a hospital patient since Alaska was admitted to the union on January 3.
 It will be up to Wade, in mes sages to the Legislature, to add meat to the bare bones of Alaska's streamlined Constitution inn de signed as a model document of a strong executive type govern ment.
 Under provisions that the Con- stitution, the Governor and the Secretary of State are the only elected executive officials. Every
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The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26

JUNEAU, LR - The nations newest state began it's first law making session with hour long ceremonies in the Senate and House chambers of the old Terri torial Capitol Building.
 With acting Governor Wade presiding in his elected capacity of Secretary of State, 39 repre- sentatives and Is senators took their oaths and were seated.
 Both houses opened with the banging of the ceremonial ivory gavel used to open 23 territorial legislatures. Judge Raymond Kelly read the oath of office as small groups of legislators took their turn in the ceremonies.
 In the Senate, Republican Will liam Boardman, winner of a draw in a tied race, asked to leave his seat subject to a Senate commit tee review of the contest with Democrat w. O. Smith. The com mittee is made up of four Demo- crats and one Republican.
 Sen. elect James Nolan O. WrangelD and Rep. elect John LongWorth (R-Petersburg) were absent at the start because of socked-in weather at Petersburg. They were expected in Juneau later in the day.
 JUNEAU, LE1 - Three men with q combined total of 122 years in Alaska were dominant figures to- day as the new states first Legis- lature convened here.
 The task of outlining the ad- rinistrative program that will shape the 18th States new gov ernment rested with Acting Gov ernor Hugh J. Wade.
 At the head of the 60-member Legislature were an Eskimo car penter from a Boring Sea coast village and a lawyer from the gold field region of Fairbanks.
 The Eskimo, William E. Beltz, 46, was chosen yesterday at a pre-Legislative caucus to become President of the Senate and sec
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight, partly cloudy Tuesday. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight 5 to 10, the high est expected tomorrow to 10.
 Sunrise 9:O3 am, sunset 3:26 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

POTOMAC AREA- large bedrms :
ga 10 3 baths. liv. rm. with IRE
pl., separate din. rm,, modern elee
equip. kitchen. family room, den;
b..i. garage; oil &C. heat: \ to
acre lots: Can ma. S-3524; ewes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
ROCKVILLE COLONIAL

1tOOh LILLE OOINJNIhB
Beaut, remodeled white frame
bedrms... lge kit, din. rm.. bsmt.
IA baths and barn-type garage
with loft. This Is that onee-in-a :
lifetime buy OF Just so6.5OO.
SAMUEL Z BODILY. INC, Po.
2-6I5l: eyes,. Mr. Redfern. AK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

coLMAR MANOR-2-bedrm.. full
bSmt. BUNGALOW with large enclosed
porch. sep. din. rm., elee. kit.
laundry rm.. knotty-pine rec. rm.
with bar: many extras and i'm
provements. Cow 70 everything
S1l,950, low down payment hnanc-
Inp call p a p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

GARDENERS DELIdHT Lot
70x2l0 with 3-bedrm rambler,
vacant and Just redecorated inside
and out: new auto. washer Good
terms. Asking S13.o50. Call
Pop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

REDUCED-Owner transf.: we'll.
Silver sprins area: V Wsit 70 I" Schools snS,Hs
excellent transp., LIST floor has liV,
rTn., din. rni.. kit. powder rm. and
screened porch. eozy paneled rec
rm. In bsmt Assume excellent A.
hanging or will FHA. Call ~. s.
4222 ewes. RA, 6-p074, LAW
RENEE v. LUTES CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

POTOMAC. with commanding
view on 5 arres--A lovely Colonial
with 9 bedrms.. spacious living
dishvasher. disposal: screened
porch. recreation rm. and Gear
garage; priced for immediate sale.
EN-. 2.s200. DISTRIcT-MARY-
LAND REALTY. INC. ewes. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

HOUSES BY HUGHES-BTand-new
tapestry brick: 6-room rambler.
This house not Just thrown to-
gether. built at a snairs pace by
most meticulous builder; very best
m hnns n.r useG sv.sn h,s risH
lovely Sligo Greek. Terrinc value
ct S17,250. on the very easiest
terms. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Chevy CHAsE-NEw LISTING.
cSsfmins indeed. both inside and
SSsase: nice lot: sci 900, Mrs
Baker, OIL. 2-7615 for details.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO., Oh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.

A BABBLlNG BROOK Is lust one
spotIess. 3-bedrnn. redwood ranch
place, huge Kitchen With breakfast
nook. rec. area In full bsmt.. h.-w.
heat: lovely M-aeTe lot with shade
trees: only SIN. $40. cROWELL A.
co. INC, Realtors, 3O4 Lee hwy"
SPECIAL, 8 twin size bed
rooms and = full bathA. Brick Co
lonial In Blessed Sacrament. Par
ish. A very complete family home:
H r. 4. BARRY sFRY okd., s Rsslis ADMIN MIN
ALEx.-LINC0LNIA HILLs-Assume
bedTm.. 2-bath. full bsmt. brick
rambler, with beautifully equipped
KIT. hrepl,i spacious l9t; quality
rated. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
5eEies roM M SSS; #; oSo R Tsy h6R
IA. s-S333, ewes. ov. SCOOPS.
ALEXANDRyA-0LD TOWN
QEQRoEToWN HOUSE HUNT
EERs a gniavs ehsne, 70 buy
A GiTsn l7to h hsS,s. IN nid h n9Sn
with every modern eohvsnisncei
R:sSIiS H''Iss $sPl' 70: and p R!Ri
search for years In vain and not
NM this. Owner leayine wants
offer. Call ia. 7-h4sl. MILL
CENT .cgATEL. 1875 wis. ave.
ALExANDRIA-Large brick ram
bier, mr., Episcopal High, featuring
space s Tor the tsiidcs. 'e: The 'O s7-it 4,
and bath. plus ssrsse: list d. has
3 large bedrms., . full baths.
modern kitchen, big scr. porch: nj;
Heb Live at eas.; Cell RorITH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
$500 DOWN
NEW RAMpI,ERS

Only .,, sy LEFT sH.. 2 ' "a S:stI%s;
sSS per tS S s% r Tasa Eis r.
S y S.Hs i ESH h.ss SSa f Ssns
TO REACH: Out Georgia ave. %
land dr., right to MODEL HOME.
OPEN DAILY, 1875
Lawrence v. Lutes Co.
~. b-4222 VIII. .-505i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

ncIe. y Huiy HohS Nx1gu.,tn wv
area and with q view Of the Capt.
toll. II features 24-ft liv, rm
with fireplace sep, din. rm.. table
bedrms., liz baths bsmt.. breeze
way and garage. Immaculate cond.
Screened porch, patio. barbecue.
Only S22 $50. 3. ?. BLANCHARD.
Realtor. ~. $4,000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-Best area:
3-bedrm. brk. ramb.: FLA 500
On. ASSURED MICE. a. RLTY,
CO OF MD, RE. 5.eSS0 til o.
FLEIsCHMAN's vILLAGE-3-bed-
ssrsSe. s2s.sS;o. 10. s:752s. -1''
HOUSES BIZ HUGHES = Custom
built beaut. 4S-ft. brk. and frame
din. rm., diversified tabie-spaee kit.
with Tappan range, eye-level oven,
stainless steel sink rec. type
bsmt.: built-in garaRe: situated on
h-acre wooded lot; neighborhood
s sisht ~ spr r. shi An tyHs q e eens AS
HOUSES BY HUGHES--Brand- new
tape tapestry brick: , 99.ro . rambler.
sether, built at a snaiTs pace BY
most meticulous builder: very best
materials used. This delightful
home offers sweeping view of
lovely Sligo Greek. Terrinc value
at S17,250. on the very easiest
terms. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-charming
little honeymoon cottage, abso-
lutely immaculate throughout
First class location. close to
Prince Georges Plaza. Move right
In. absolutely no red tape. Take
over $4,000 FHA loan with very
HifTToHssssw Co. payment AZ esni;4oow' w. R.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-l0 min.
downtown. .Attrac.. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier; lge. kit. fully equip. Tele-
W yisiGn den s. hsnssd eye lot s sqtS
500 down W. r. HUGHEs Co,
AP. 7-I400.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Approx. /
acre; attrac. little 5-rm. bunya-
appreciate Priced Si0'oS0. ". r
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-l40O,
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Custom.
rambler. Featuring firepis.. sep.
din. rm.: diversified tabie-space kit.
with Tappan range. eve-level oven,
stainless steel sink: rec. type
bsInt.. built-in garage: situated on
A-acre wooded lot; neishborhood
OF distinctive homes. Really priced
right for this type Of home.
$1,000. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP.
HYATTSVHLE-2 bedrms.. liv, rm..
din. rm.. firepl.. bsmt., h.-w. heat;
cost approx. 81 a mo-; close to
everythins, owner moving to Colo.
wants vents quick E ssle I.v L. N. cAE-
Jones. AP. 7-s44S,
KIRBY HILLS. ANDREWS FIELD,
Suitland area-Assume 81 loan
on this tidy 3-bedrm. split-level:;
De luxe ov Kit. isnssda l.Gdseanosd
s:sSsa. NELSON ' REALTY CO,
HILLS-Neat and clean
s-bedrm. Colonial. sep. family
sized din. rm.. bsmt. wLfinished
rec; rm,, lse. level lot Sl2;95o;
GEORGES REALTY CO. UN
4-ll66.
LANGLEY PARK-S7O0 dn.. take
over bal. 6-bedrm. brick: $l4,500.
ALIEN. REALTOR, RIA. 6-3333.
LIKE FLOWERS AND PETS? Then
see this sturdy 2-bedroom home
on its S0'xlOO' lot additional
lO0'x1OO' AVAILABLE, lge. porch,
h.-w.h.. paved street: cow. to An
drews; &0,06Q: $3.50 down: 500
mo. Twill trade). RE, 6-6S64, RE
5-S347. FELLOWS REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

C0LOnRD - Low Low DOWN
fAxMkNI-1O0 block Ridge I'd
s.e.-lst-fioor powder rm.. bsmt,,
sep. din, rmy , bedrms.. semidet,
Ayr .-old brk. Just like q new
R RisSSiEr Sae Con- nr III ki! sassSss ATLAS
c0L0RED - tsIe SOUTHERN
down paXmsnt--vaeant, corner, =
s%s;; tull bfmt g, ,. Re s1 hSs a
per. MOI total payment. Sl5 20,
Incl. int pIln,, taxes and ms,
Sall Ma MR. BAKER AD' s'Seo7 OF
c0L0RED = vACANTJ 1907 Otis
st. n.e.-Attractive Germ. Semi-
det. brk.; hsmt,, gas h.-W.h, tar;
redecorated: $3Db dn.. 500 per
mo, Me, S.4053; eves,l OIL.
49, siSi9 %. FULTON R. GORDON
CoLoRED-JUsT LIKE NEW
1000 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE,
q. rooms and bath plus z rms. IN
bsmt.: I or 2 families. Price and
terms low: Brokers coop. inv.
1924 i4th 81. AID, 4.3OOn
coLoRED-BRICK RAMBLER
ONLY Sl0,0bO
lovely Woodridee-6-rm. brick ram.
bier, Oct, gar. spacious lot. A
steal; BERoMAN REALTY Co.
RA. 0-2117. aa'
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SACRIFICE SALE
EVANSVILLE PROPER

SEAT PLEAsANT-Brk. bungalow,
4 rms. and bath: rented apt. be-
low; SHOULD a, pay y,us expenses: , gas
sibis fH i.'s sIs'5 So0t WITH $50 $50
On. and S77 so mo. FAUsETT,
RE. $4,000, WA. 7.l121.
SEAT PLEASANT: S495 dn., no
S sts s.S snaTses b seRide rec sD
Assume 4hos loan. 10. 5-3740.
ST. MARGhRET'S PARISH-This
Care Cod brick. newly decorated,
H. aS exps Gsd' a.tic fSi h'b Basement S S
gas heats vacant: possession
with deposit. Priced S15,50O,
FLA or conventional. HARTMAN
I REALT .x.s INci RealtoTs' Lu. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

WEsTMoRELAND HILLs-FiTst Of.
feTing OF this charming white
6sau tm E FE 1a@ttty d Sedro o
with firepl.. j other nice bedrms.
9 baths. recreation room. attach
ed garsge. Priced in mid 4Qs.
excellent financing. Call ARD
MORE REALTY CO. OIL. 2.7735.
WHEATON-3-bedrm, brick semi
fenced m oi Yard rm wax ' 10 pablie e'% ana
parochial schools. o. D. FIELD.
INC, JU. 5-7ll3 or Ju. 9-5369.
HIGH AREA bedrm,
brick rambler, liv. rm., firepl,. full
bsmt.. fenced yard. $1,000. small
~. 5-TlI3 or JU. 5-7635,
AREA-Drastie Teduc-
ton: spacious split-ievei on large
lot: bedTms,. Ice. liv. rm. with
Sitramod. It,. finished rec. rm.;
outside entr In bsmt.; FLA ap;;
proved. MANoVILL REALTY
CORP. 10. 4-s440.
WHEATON-Save thousands on
41sfs financing 3 bedrm. brick
rambler separate entrances to
de luxe kit. and full bsmt;, pine
eel Schools. large arg; iiot, besutifuiiy
shrubbed: less than 500 mo;
Reasonable down payment, Full
price. sl6,950. VIII. .-472e.
WHEATON,: b. o OWNER bein a
rambler; de luxe kit. rec. rm.; or,
school; assume 4h% OF. WI
WHEATON WOODS - Lovely brk
rambler with side porch and 7
T 1eGFns ni Bath, 't mod. Kit. snd
storm windows; good buy with
low down payment. Call today
10; $685.. SUBURBAN PROP
WHEATON HILLS - Roomy brk,
home with 3 Ice. bedrms. on Ind
floor. sep. din. rm. and firepl, in
liv. rm.: fruit trees and lots OF
shrubs; low down payment. about
500 mo- incl taxes; Gsil 70
PRoPERTIEs, Nat.
WOODs-see this coy,
3-bedrm.. white brick rambler; full
sumo large Gi loan. OLIVER J.
MCDOWELL, uN. AHA
WHEATON, bedrms.. 35.it. rec.
rm.. porch: fenced yard: Ice. 4hte
pRRpusKrSr U 4 Co. L. eSot Ss.,aaeS SAN
WHEATON HILLS: $4,000, FHA
r hgRsHXyefh RSEIAtrY. t s1 5 esta;
WHEATON
ct. GATHERINGS Parish. 2 blks. from
ter close to shopping. FLA APP
proved. Five rooms. full bsmt..
gas heat; no down payment. can
be bought with payments like rent:
tn. e-l5l5 HoLLOMAN JU, s-659s
wOODACREs; S23.O5O--Brick CO.
lonial. 3 bedrms.. . baths. sepa-
rate din. rm,. screened porch. ga,
Ease', BE, BEAUTIFUL RES, s RM G "A
Sjsstf; sTUART AND MAuRY
WOON ACREs-Brick colonial: 2
bedrms.. 2 baths: $4,000. No; 2
Open Sat. and Sun.
WOODHAVEN = New 4-bedrm.
rambler; . rec. rms. lge. freed
lot, carport, beautifully built.
Mid-30S. A. " P1SANl. Realtors,
OIL 4-7500: ewes, OIL, o-6l40.
lovely, late model brick
rambler with fun bSmt. and rec
reation nm, 3 twin-sised bedrms.
and large level lot with trees;
featuring very low heating bill.
GRAHAM d CO. .ru q 10. S-SSSs