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Lorlg'sStdtus
Sill Plaques
State Officials

BATON ROUGE, La. June
% (AP).--Louisiana. thrown
into political turmoil by her all
ing Governor three weeks ago.
faces momentous questions,
some Of which may be answered
this week:
/. Is Gov. Long legally In
sane?
2. If not, can he get out Of O
State mental hospital?
3. Meanwhile, who is the
States chief executive?
Medical and mental physi-
clans who visited Gov. Long
yesterday at Southeast Louisi-
ana Hospital, 81 miles east of
the Capitol. reported he was
quite cooperative and his
general condition satisfactory"
Treatment Ordered
Five days ago the Governor
cursing and fighting. was taken
to the mental hospital IN Man.
deville. La. He was arrested
near here after he had sped
away from a New Orleans hos
pital.
DR.. Chester Williams. coroner
for East Baton Rouge Parish
County, and q psychiatrist
said Gov. Long was suffering
from paranoid schizophrenia-
delusions Of persecution. Gov
Long was ordered taken to the
mental hospital for observation
and treatment.
Gov. Long. who was on his
way to the Capital to resume
executive powers when he was
arrested, has engaged counsel
to protect his legal rights,
Joseph Arthur Sims Of Ham,
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a bill of rights" for voluntary
adoption by unions which was
a basic source for legislative
bills of rights" proposed in
Congress this year.
AFL-CIO President George
Meany has criticized the
ACLU's concept of a bill Of
rights" on grounds it would pit
union members against union
officers.
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FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla.
June 20 (AP).-A gracious
housewife from Des Moines,
Iowa, who couldn't believe she
was chosen Mrs. America,
sought today to get used to her
new role in a busy year-long
reign.
Mrs. Margaret Priebe, SO.
won over contestants from 40
other States and the District
of Columbia in the Rivalry for
No. homemaker of the Nation.
She will spend much of her
time travelling in that capacity
while her husband, l.. Clarke
Priebe. and the couples par
ents in Des MoineS take care Of
the Priebes' four children.
II know it's going to be a big
job. but have a very co-opera-
tive husband and I'm sure lie
will work out" the 5-foot. g.
inch. black-haired form e r
schoolteacher said.
Begins Giving Pointers
She hadn't been Mrs. Amer
lea long when she already
began giving home-making
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Leap Saves Father
And Child in Fire

NEW YORK. June % (AP) /.
A father jumped from the
attic window Of his burning
house yesterday with his one
year-old daughter in his arms.
He landed Is feet below on
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and landed safely on q grassy
spot.
Robert Reynolds, 81, and his
daughter Barbara were treated
for burns, but were otherwise
uninjured.
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the roof Of a one-story extern
sion. Then he dropped the child
to man among the spectators
below. who caught her. The
father jumped from the roof
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Drive Nets $38 Million

NEW YORK, June % (AP)
The United Jewish Appeal
has collected $3S.l50.000 so far
this year, it was announced
yesterday. The 1859 cash goal
has been set at SIS million.
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pointers based on Is years of
marriage.
To photographers who posed
her waxing a floor, Mrs. Priebe
said: "I'll pose for it-but it's
usually impossible for a woman
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GossY'
8 Times Eastar RaIiai

5 Times Faster Relief
Certified laboratory tests prove Sell ANS tab.
tets neutFalize times as much stomaeh aciditv
70 one minute as many leading digestive tsbletS
Get eEll-ANS to-day for the fastest knowu
relief. 35t al druggists Send postal 10 BELL.
ANS. QTansebuFe, n. Y. for Iiberalfres sampIa
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DElu1LE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Singer
president charming
devoted Tab Dawud with the First
pay copy Dept Newcomer singing Bobby
with his
Armstrong
version Seems that DARN listened to Armstrong; warbng of the
a song
round back listen carefully
rendition song
DARN sings mot that instead
and fven getcha" instead IN
the when he recorded his DARN
the leader"
Something outlaw only
So"
Richard Wright realize book The
Dream" hits the February
winning Fngs
and Lloyd Richards dectOa genius
love for his
Don't know why thinking
should have titles Remember
Flesh and The Devil" To-
morrow would have been better title
thing certainly couldn't
odds that they would survive to build
blast, which somehow
Watch out for talented versatile Long
stint the Greenwich
a fat part in The Ballad of
Who said vaudeville is dead?
ing the block out Chcagoway last
stage show The Williams are taking I'D
where Charles left off and the camorng more
Sarah Vaughn has IOOkae Chicago popular young
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Boston, Mass. (ANP) - Sugar
Ray Robinson has agreed to put
his shrunken middleweight title
on the line against Paul Pender
Of Brookline, Mass, here Dec. IA.
Robinson is recognized as the
world champion only in New York
and Massachusetts,.
He was stripped Of title honors
by the National Boxing Associa-
ton because Of inactivity, but the
New York State and Massachus-
sets commissions refused to go
along with the action.
Robinson signed for the Fender
bout here last week. He viii re-
ceive 421h percent of the live gate
at the Boston Garden and 70 per-
cent Of auxiliary money, includ-
ing television rights, promoter
Sam Slovenian said. In addition,
Fender guaranteed Robinson a re-
turn bout within 90 days If her
wins the title.
This will be Sugar Rays first
title defense since March Is, 1859,
when he won back the middle
weight title from Carmen Basilio
on a 15-round decision in Chicago.
He will tune up for the defense
with another bout-a 10-round,
non-title fight against Willie
Greaves in Madison Square Gar
den Nov. Is.
Fender is ranked ninth in the
current ratings of the MIA.
Greaves is unranked.
At present, the NBC recognizes
Gene Frlllmer as champion and
Robinson as No. 2 contender. The
recognition came on the strength
Of Genes knockout win over Bas-
lilo recently. The MIA, after
stripping Robinson Of the title,
had announced that the winner Of
a bout between Fullmer and Bas-
lilo would be the champion.
However, the word is out that
Robinson-Fullmer bout is in the
offing, possibly next spring. Full
mer once decisioned Robinson but
was knocked out by Robbie in the
return match.
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Or anything at all

Or anything at all
That makes life worth while?
Every difficult thing well done
Is just another victory won;
So take the bitter with the sweet,
Procrastination is just defeat.
Dorothy Margaret Rose.
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overcome with grief and remorse
to do more than walk up to the
front. Having an understanding
minister, he told Of her problem.
She had asked for prayer for her
self, but she wanted to say more
than anything else that she hoped
no one else would ever put off until
tomorrow what should be done
today. Tomorrow is not promised
to anyone.
Ellen will be alright. She has
many loyal friends who know she
has always been a good dependable
person and they win help her get
over this sad period in her other
wise happy life.
TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE
Why put off the pleasant things
The kind word, the smile
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When I left the hospital for
home I really meant to go to
Prayer meeting that night as I
had promised but when I got home
I was feeling 50 sorry for Ruth
that by the time our dinner dishes
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Bill DureH
Best Linemon
In COLLEGE, RonkS?

Champaign, Ill. (ANP) - Bill
Burren, Illinois star guard and
captain, last week was acclaimed
the outstanding Hneman in the ma
ton for the previous Saturday
and nobody deserved the honor
any more.
The 2S-year-old 207-pounder con-
tributed or participated in 20
tackles, recovered a tumble that
led to a touchdown and had one
Of five nlini pass intereceptions in
a 14-to-6 victory over Minnesota.
In his first four games of the
season, the senior from Chebanse,
Ill, accounted for SO tackles by
himself or with assistance. I'm
official press box totals credit him
with 20 tackles also against In
diana, IL against Ohio State and
IL in the Army game.
In the Army upset, Burrell twice
made tackles that resulted in FUN
bles and recovered two other Cadet
boobies.
J. T. White, Penn State end
coach, who secuted the mini in
their first four games said Burrell
is the best hnebacker in the ma
tons college ranks.
He is one of the best guards
and Hnebackers I ever watched"
White said. Wen have our hands
full trying to get anything passed
him"
Burrel is the first Negro to
actually serve as captain Of the
nlini football team during the reg
ular season.
Several years ago, this honor
also was voted J. c. Caroline, now
with their pro Chicago Bears.
However, Caroline was thrown for
loss scholasticaIly and dropped
out Of school.
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Africa At A Glance
GRAHAM TO GHANA


(AP-EvangeHst Billy conduct two religious
meetings stadium beginning jan
uay meetings Kumas this cOuntys second
city, before leaving for Nigeria Twenty-Five cent of GhanaS
million people are Christians
ToURE TOURS MGM
Angeles ANPlDung President sekOu TOures recent visit
Coast movie where
Stars including Dean Martin and Judy
Holiday.
MAU MAU STILL HAUNTS KENYA
NarObi (ANP)-AlthOugh Mau murder
years followers remain hiding in
Mau Aau continues to haunt Keny Because
~ and the recent forming Of two secret societies by form
colony stn under emergency rule
with the basic freedoms of speech movement and organization ser
iously curtaied
AFRICANS TO SPEAK AT ROOSEVELT
Chicago CAfVP-Kanyama chume and Joshua Nkomo viii be
guest speakers at university They will speak
The crisis in Central Africa Cnirne' memoer o. n yA1O
Legislative council publicity secretary Nyasaand African Congress
CAC MAC representative at the AAcan Peoples Con-
president Southern RhOda African National Congress-
and member steering committee Peoples Conference
He president African Railway Workers Union
AzHIwE CONTEST FEDERAL ELECTIONS
Lagos CAP-Prier namd Azwe plans to contest the forth
coming parliamentary his official candidate
for Onitsha constituency
NIGERIA LEADS IN MEDICAL SERVICES
Lagos notwithstanding to recent report Eastern Nigeria still
leads the field of Medical services.
The showed that there SO hospitals with total Of
Also health centers adjoining the hospitals
Shed hospital viii be opened at Yhagoa
SOUTH AFRICA walks OUT ON UN COMMITTEE
Nations CANP)As might have been expected the South
delegation registered sapproval activities the
Special Political committee of the UN General assembly employed
a tactic: Il walked Of the committee.
topic? committee discussing the implications Of
apartheid Of Indians and Africans
added agenda of the General assembly by
Burma Cuba CeyIon Malaga Republic
Uruguay and Venezuela
quite rightly a memorandum which
indication South African
intention situation non-whites.
Union South Africa contends the past that the mat
purely within the province of
SIS MILLION UN GRANT AFRICA
Nations CANP)-The United Nations Chldrens fund
CUNTCEF) $23
leposy, tuberculosis well maternachld
welfare.
in
Knya Nigeria
cons $zB1OO0
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THIS N THAT
BY hazel
underwood
ALWAYS TOMORROW

ALWAYS TOMORROW
I always have tomorrow to COM
fort me today,
However lonely I may be whenever
skies are gray.
There may be disappointments to
annoy and worry me,
And there may even be a time
when there Is tragedy,
But always I remember that the
hours cannot last,
And when the stars appear again
another day Is past;
And then I know tomorrow win be
starting out at dawn
And every tear Of yesteryear will
be forever gone.
AS long as I am well enough to
earn my daily bread,
I know tomorrow win be there to
help me look ahead.
james Metcalf, In Chicago
Times.
In my June 5 column (this year,
I opened with the poem, Don't
Wait For Tomorrow. Since then
a friend told me how she feels
because she thought she could
wait for tomorrow.
This is what she said. MY friend
died today and I win never get
over it,. She was trying hard to
hold back the tears as she con-
tinued, 'She, Ruth T., was in the
hospital and when I went to see
her she told me she was going to
be operated on the next day and
she was worried. told her how
many I knew who had had opera
tons and were living today, many
years later. She talked on and on
and when I was ready to leave
she asked me to go to my prayer
meeting that night and ask the
pastor and members to pray for
her. I promised faithfully that ]
would.
Ruth and I worked side by side
in the same office for years and we
had a lot in common. We both had
twin daughters in their teens and
three other children and in talking
Of our children and our work we
had become close friends.
When I left the hospital for
home I really meant to go to
Prayer meeting that night as I
had promised but when got home
I was feeling 30 sorry for Ruth
that by the time our dinner dishes
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE


Sonny D0Vs Jr. To Wed BIonde Dancer
Hollywood (ANP)-Sammy Davis this confirmed
ports
night currently rehearsg
during the day while appearing Vegas night club met the
old beauty weeks when appearing
Montreal club.
Rockefeller 70 Address Omissions And lows
A. Rockefeller
during meeting
which held
More than 1000 delegates and guests including Atty
MeEIbbin Chicago Horasav Pelham Chicago
ldsgr Murray Cooley
Santa Barbara caf will attend the three day assembly
Dedicate New Jersey MsfhOdisf Church
Port Norris J. CANP-The John Wesley Methodist Church
the Rev John Bishop pastor dedicated Sunday
pressve ceremonies with Bishop Edgar head Baltimore
Area Of The Methodist Church, officiating.
Assisting the bishop
Bishop
The Rev. Mr. Bishop headed the John Wesley congregation
since 1889 The present building was erected in 1854.
DoIIur~oy To Air Negro Petitions
Pine (ANP)-A study Of objections
filed by Negro students Doay
them admttance
mance Oct after applying under the state
federal district
school Sept "a its opening
decision and ordered the children pupil placement pro-
cedures.
school on consideration of number Of factors not including
FoUbUs Soys Ministers Are TwO-Foesd AboUt Mixing
Memphis (AP)ArkanSas Gov Faubus recently
Rock ministers failing practice they preach
They want begin with the children they
young and don't know better This magmcnty
absurd piece of reasoning have heard"
Birmingham Group Petitions For Insecrutiou
Birmingham ANP)A of Negroes
the school board to with ending segregation
in public schools by December
petition signatures to the
school board
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Hazel Underwood's

Honey philosophy in her column
This N That" in this newspaper
each week serves as a balm to
many troubled readers.
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lady's s Chris Holland She's a manicust.
got big laugh when he conded friends
the Copacabana dishwaher The punch line
kept telling matter Incidentally
seeking services quite
they paid he a
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were put on the shelves was too
tired to 60. I told myself I would
ask the whole church to pray for
her on Sunday morning but she
died soon after she was operated
on. I didn't have any idea she
would die so soon. I keep thinking
maybe If I had kept my word and
asked the church prayer meeting
group to pray for her she might
have lived.
How could I have failed her?
How could have broken a prom
Use I made to Ruth. I was really
tired but why didn't make a
special effort to go to church when
she asked me? Why, why?"
Ellen went to church on Sunday
and tried to get up and ask pray
ers to help her overcome her heart
ache because she had failed to
keep her promise but she was too
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-27
Japan Air Lines
 Authorized Flights From Seattle IL. A.

WASHINGTON, R - President Eisenhower Friday approved new routes for Japan Air Lines from Tokyo to Seattle and Los Angeles.
 The line now provides service between Tokyo and San Fran cisco.
 A spokesman for the airline said service to Los Angeles will start June 1, and to Seattle July 1. DC-7C planes will be used.
 The current daily service to San Francisco will be redistributed between that city and Los An geles, providing four flights a week out of San Francisco and three a week at Los Angeles. Se- attle service initially will consist of two flights a week. Four en- zine Douglas DC-7C equipment will be used.
 The Civil Aeronautics Board amended the lines permit so that it may operate charter flights to cities off it's route. This is in accord with recent authority granted other foreign airlines.
 The new Los Angeles service, like that provided to San Fran cisco, will be by way of Wake Is land and Honolulu. The airline also has named Shemya and An chorage, Alaska, as refueling points on the Seattle route, but will have no authority, to pick up or deliver traffic in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-27
Worlds Fastest Man Parachutes From Doomed Jet

WATKINS, Colo, tR - Col. P. Stapp, fastest traveller on earth, parachuted from faltering jet plane at 10000 feet Friday and escaped with clipped ankle bone. The pilot was killed in the crash.
 X-rays at Lowry Air Force Base hospital at Denver showed a splinter had been chipped from Stapp's ankle bone. He was fitted with walking-type cast.
 'It was far easier than my sled runs," said Stapp, 59, renowned for whizzing 632 miles an hour on rocket propelled sled December 10, 1854 That earned him the title ''The Fastest Man on Earth"
 The record sled ride was one of 29 he made in experiments at the Air Force Missile Development Center at Alamagordo, N. M., to determine human reactions to pressures expected in space travel.
 After the record run, Stapp said the sleds permitted tests of "vio- lent, prolonged decelerations such as experienced in high-altitude supersonic bailout.'
 Capt. Harry B. Davis, 36, of Dayton, Ohio, pilot of the T33 jet trainer, fell to death when his chute failed to open completely.
 The two were on a flight from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base at Dayton to Denver, Az miles west of here, where Stapp was scheduled to address a sectional meeting Friday night of the Amer ican Rocket Society.
 Headwinds over Kansas cut the planes fuel supply, Stapp said.
 'We were flying at 35,5OO feet near Watkins" Stapp said, land saw we had only a little fuel - less than 16 gallons. We cut down to 23,000 feet and leveled off. That's when the plane famed out"
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-27
FRIDAY BASEBALL SCORES

f nIDA bAO6DALL OOOlAO
 American League Cleveland 6, Chicago 4. Boston ', Washington 2. Kansas City 10, Detroit l.
 National League Milwaukee 10, Cincinnati 2. Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2. Pittsburgh 8, Philadelphia 5. San Francisco 4, Chicago 3.
 Pacific Coast League Sacramento 4, Spokane 3. San Diego 5, Vancouver l. Salt Lake City 6, Portland l. Seattle 14, Phoenix '.
 SATURDAY SCORES
 National League Cincinnati ', Milwaukee 6. St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 5. Chicago 5, San Francisco 3. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2.
 American League Baltimore 2, New York l. Kansas City 8. Detroit '. Chicago 8, Cleveland 6. Washington 8, Boston 4.
 Pacific Coast League Seattle 1O-1, Phoenix 6-7. Salt Lake City 8, Portland 3. San Diego 8, Vancouver 6.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-27

We are all making good, making trouble, or making ex- cuses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
DARLINGTON
SHOPPING CENTER

Is lust a short distance
from this attractive 3
bedroom stone rambler.
Alton zone floor ono base
ment stairs to climbl and
near bus. shopping, etc.
This home is ideal for
folks with married of"
children who want TO
take life easy" Well
under 100000 tthe price
you'd expect TO pay for itl,
Call XII. 1880 to see II
TODAY.
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MetZler

e4l7 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-7575
BY OWNER-FALLs CHURCH
Brick Cape Cod 3 large bedrms. d,
fireplace in liv. rm., separate din
rm., large kit. family rm., fenced
yard, SI6,500: $1,000 cash. JE.
a-55R2
BY OWNER in exclusive DoWden
Terrace B bedrms., . baths
brick contemporary. split-level
with eathedral-beamed ceiling
Entrance foyer to raised l2x22
liv. rm. with brick fireplace wall,
sep. din. rm.. fully equipped GE
kit. with dishwasher. disposal and
breakfast bar. 22x22 rec. rm. with
brick fireplace wall and built-in
pine-paneled bar, sewing rm
laundry rm.. equipped with washer
and drier. attached garage. brick
patio: lge. wooded lot. House will
be available 20 June. Price, S25,-
$50. Assume $4,000. 412es 81
loan. Address: $500 Doris DR..
Alexandria. Phone CT $500 after
nm or IN Sat and Sun
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
LONG AND LOW
$l7,950

Brand.new rambler on
beautifully wooded lot in
the popular Holm Hall
area. There are 4 bed
rooms, Ia baths, fully
equipped kitchen. Good
value! Call so. 5-679O to
see II today.
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STATELY
COLONIAL

In one Of Alexandria's
most respected nelghbor-
hoods, this fine brick resi-
dence features q delieht-
ful center-hall plan 24-ft.
living tm, with firepl.,
l4xl5-ft. dining rm.. ia
II. GE kit. with eye-level
oven, tabletop range, dish
washer, garbage disposal,
hanging cabinet type re-
frigerator and cabinets
that open "at q touch. "
lS-ft. den. 3 bedrooms
1ox23, l5x1f, I2xl4,
ga baths. full bsmt.. q
car garage. and 75xl00
eorgeously Handicapped lot.
Near bus. schools and
shopping on q quiet street.
You won't find a finer
home for S26,g5O. Call
XII. $3.50 10 see II today.
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GROVETON
HOME AND INCOME

Cozy stucco rambler with
3 large bedrooms. There's
a 1-bedroom apt. In the
full basement that rents
for enough to cover the
MORTGAGE payment. Sl5,-
$50. Call so. 5000 TO
see 10 today.
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PRESTIGE
COMMUNITY

Near Washington Golf and
Country Club in esteemed
GOLF CLUB MANOR, this
lust completed" brick
rambler has everything
you'd expect in q 100000
kome--there'S a perfect
center-hall plan. spacious
living rm., formal dining
room. well-planned kitch-
en- with every appliance. 2
twin sized bedrooms, large
screened porch, full base
ment, huge recreation
room with fireplace, 2-car
garage and large, beauti-
fully wooded lot. Taste
fully decorated and ready
to move in" We think TIE
price is low-S36.a50.
Call ia. 10000, to see 1t
today.
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Brand-NeW

De luxe all-brick split level ON
.a-ACRE LOTT Picture windows in
both living rm. and dining rm
- LOVELY BEDRMS. large
finished rec. room-"dream kitch-
en-" with eating space--CARPORT
are Just a few of the features
Call now for full details. Reasona-
bly, pricedl
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so YOU LIKE
THE COUNTRY

Well. you'll fall in love
with this ANTIQUE brick
rambler on - acres Of
woodland near growing
Springfield This 3-bed-
room charme- has an at
taChed garage and looks
ike 500 500 - but the
rock bottom" price is lust
$4,000 Call FL. $4,000
to see n TODAY.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
nAssRHLx,'nsS y EN4E1HHSn

large 3-bedrm. Colonial; new alu-
m min Sr. sici,ns , baths :., sep din
H fsy II II REAL . ESTATE. D "a, J.