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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16
Justice Picks
New Yorker
As Deputy
BY the Associated Press

appointment Of John D. CAL
houn of New York as assistant
deputy attorney general effec-
tive October 10 was announced
today by acting Attorney Gen.
eral Lawrence E. Walsh.
Born in New York May 8,
1920. Mr. Calhoun attended
high school in Springfield,
Mass, Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter, N. H., and received an
ABB. degree from Harvard Uni
versity in 1943. He received his
law degree in I549 from Yale
and has sAr""eed as an instructor
at the Yale Law School.
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acquired and no new claims
will be made by any country
during the duration Of the
treaty. Those nations which
have not made claims in Ant
arctica will be assured their
positions will not be worsened
under terms of the treaty.
A commission Of the treaty
powers to meet periodically,
perhaps once each year, to as
sure that treaty provisions are
being carried out and to decide
jurisdiction or other disputes.
Joint observation and inspec-
ton to insure that Antarctica
is used for peaceful purposes
only.
For depositing the treaty
with the United Nations and
for cooperation by specialized
technical agencies of the
United Nations.
For accession to the treaty
by other nations which may
wish to engage in activities in
the Antarctic.
For the duration of the
treaty, either indefinite as most
nations repeatedly desire, or
for a specific period of years.
That the treaty should go
into effect after suitable rati-
f1cation by the treaty nations.
Agreement Indicated
The IL speakers yesterday in
dicated there is unanimous
agreement on the peaceful-useS
principle.
There appeared to be some
sensitivity, however, on the part
Of France, Chile and Argentina
on the free access of scientific
expeditions to the territories
claimed. Chile warned that the
part of Antarctica south of her
populated territory is considered
a part of metropolitan" Chile
and its southernmost province.
Other conference delegates in
dicated special care would be
taken to reassure nations claim
ing Antarctica territory that
only scientists and others in
peaceful pursuits will be given
access to the frozen parts Of the
continent over which they claim
sovereignty.
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PROGRAM
rort;nvod r.o,,, U;-st n

Continued From First Page
Herb. The title of the editorial
was What's the Matter with
Kansas {"
A few minutes later Mr.. Var
Doren decided to stop, the win.
ner by eight points and $40, 900
1t was all over. Jack Barry got
a little mixed up in his arith-
metic.
Barry: "And you, Charles
Van Doren, win $20,000!! Con-
gratulations. Music up.) Herb
I want to say you've have a ire
mendouS run here. You had
$69.500 when you started. You
lost $4,000. You still go home
with $59,500, which is a big
sum Herb, in the few brief
moments we have, what are
you going to do with the
dough?"
Stempel: well, Mr.. Barry.
This all came-so suddenly -
And then he said he would
use the money to outfit his
family (Mr. Stempel later tes-
titled that he was not poor to
start with, that he had mar
ried into a wealthy family
and that he would put the
rest of the money into the bank
except for a small contribu-
ton" to the City College Fund
(Which turned out to be $3.50
Stempel closed: "And I would
also like to thank you, Mr.,
Barry, and the members OF
your staff for all the kindness
and courtesy you've extended
to me-"
Barry closed: Herb, I want
to say one thing. We may have
a lot Of contestants in the fu-
ture but I doubt anybody will
ever display the knowledge and
fighting spirit and courage
that you have on this pro-
gram"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16
Former Clerk
Found Hanged

A 32-year-old man who re-
signed his job as a clerk for
the Marine Corps earlier this
week was found hanged early
today, police reported.
Homicide Squad Capt. Law
renee Hartnett said the victim,
Kenneth w. Plummed', was dis
covered by his wife Ruby Ann
hanging by an extension cord
from a pipe in the basement.
Mr.. Plummer had been wor-
ried over debts, Capt. Eartnett
said, and had Just resigned his
job. The Plummer home Is at
2646 Tenth street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16

apparently looking for trouble.
He began his conversation
with me by making sighting
references to two Of his dis
tinguished fellow countrymen
Zone now dead who are noted
for their efforts to promote
strong friendly relations be-
tween the Philippines and the
United States.
He then proceeded to make
a series Of highly critical
charges against the United
States and what he termed its
policy Of imperialism. All of
these statements were ,chal-
lenged by me as they will con-
tinue to be challenged when
ever they are made in my
presence.
MY charge Of rudeness on
the part Of Guerrero was not
made in response to anything
he said To me or about the
United States. or in connection
with the improperly of his
using my luncheon table as a
rostrum from which to air his
anti-American views.
Arrogant Young Man
"The report in the press that
I said to him that he was the
first Filipino who has ever
spoken to me this way is pure
fabrication. I called him a
rude and arrogant young man
when he angrily and con-
temptuously referred to an
other Of my guests, an Amer
lean who had challenged one
of his statements, as nothing
but a first or second secretary
while he, Guerrero, was an
ambassador.
I'm the version of the affair
now current, Guerrero is cast
in the role of an ardent young
nationalist talking back to
an old, out-dated colonialist.
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said he could understand the
unions position that you can
not put in management's hands
the right unilaterally to
change these rules simply to
put people out Of q job, period"
Fund Might Be Answer
One answer to the problem
may lie in establishment Of a
fund. accumulated out Of saw
ings from improved operations.
to help workers displaced by
cost-cutting work rules, he
suggested. Savings derived
from changes in work rules
also might help pay for bigger
wage increases. he added.
Mr.. Cooper replied that he
was willing to bargain on wages
and on procedures for changing
wasteful work rules. But, he
said, stockholders and consum-
ers-not just employes-should
share the fruits of efficient
operations.
Mr.. Mcdonald reiterated his
willingness to bargain on
wages and benefits, but showed
no sign Of flexibility on work
rules. II will not give a black
snake whip to the steel in
dustry to use on the backs Of
the workers." he shouted.
There are no obsolete work
rules" in the steel industry, he
insisted, maintaining that the
old contract permits improve
ment of operations to cut,costS.
Notes Previous Proposal
Mr.. Mcdonald noted that he
had proposed appointment of
a board to study work rules for
q year. The companies were
unwilling to accept this delay
unless wage and benefit in
creases also were postponed.
DR.. Taylor said the steel in
dustry was fortunate in having
a work-rule system that does
not block chronological prog
resS. The old contract permits
changes in work rules, in
Guiding reduction Of crew sizes,
when new machinery is in
stalled. The companies want
the right also to reduce the size
Of work crews through i'm
proved techniques, whether or
not new machinery is installed.
DR.. Taylor told the union
and company negotiators to re-
sumo bargaining ''pronto" along
the lines he had suggested,
and to reach agreement by
Monday.
If the deadlock continues, he
proposed, the parties should
submit the crucial issues to ar
bitration. The arbitrator's de-
cision would be binding.
Mr.. Cooper Immediately re-
jected the arbitration idea,
maintaining that "the long
term need in the steel indus
try is to engage in real two
way bargaining, and we won's
arrive at that point by arbi-
tration."
Mr.. Mcdonald also rejected
the arbitration suggestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16

INCWo 6CduSI,- cdlu JIlC envoy,
Leon Maria Guerrero, came to
the September 80 luncheon Gin
o provocative mood and was
apparently looking for trouble. I"
Mr.. Robertson said the ex-
change of words between the
two Gin no way involved Phil
ppine-AmericAn relations.
Incident Closed
Mr.. Guerrero was shown the
Robertson letter at the United
Nations. He commented:
"As far as I am concerned
the incident is closed and will
remain closed"
The incident came at q
luncheon the United States
delegation gave in the delegates
dining room at the United Ma
tons for diplomats from Cana
da. Japan, the Netherlands and
several other countries.
After the luncheon, Mr.. Rob-
ertson said Mr.. Guerrero's be-
havior was arrogant and rude
and a denial Of all the tradi-
tons Of his country for which
I have an abiding friendship
Informants said Mr.. Guerrero
fiared up when another member
Of the United States delegation
put in a word while Mr.. Robert
son and Mr.. Guerrero were dis
cussing United States Philip
pine issues. Repeatedly, Mr.
Guerrero said he was not "go.
ing to be forced into an sxgu-
ment with a first or second Sec
rotary"
In Provocative Mood
Mr., Robertson, in his letter
to the editor, said of the affair
The setting was a small So
cial luncheon Of IL at which ]
was the host and Mr.. Guerrero
the second-ranking guest of
honor, sitting on my left. Mr.
Guerrero came to the luncheon
in a provocative mood and was
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Robertson ExpIoins
Clash With Filipino

RICHMOND Va Oct 16 (AP).-walter s. Robertson a
United States delegate to the United Nations and former
Assistant Secretary of State said today quarrel
and Philippine envoy had at the United Nations -
purely a personal clash between two individuals. /"
Mr. Robertson in letter the editor in the Richmond
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TALIa CHURCH AnHAl ~ 900 %,
Owner win take ofIsT on lhIl
ehafmInl rambler o. beAul. cared
lor Iol. bedfmE, ~ taIn-aII9l
IN din vim French dooTI
leadlnH onlo rear patio, equ|poec
III. incl auto. washer. Wonderful
earpofl uLstoFngs alsa ~ bnl
e,na ,eeb foa sAe ~, &c I. f35e. ~
Ro. 1870 esa 8 r % S" sas' H. ~ ].
falls cnuhcn AHA. ; 500 eR,
n nome sss,l. q iks bss t location is',
10 Falis Church. Walk % 81. AM
fhony'a hehool and y Corners.
Alba. Ihsbafh. 8-bedrm. ram
bier on lge. landscaped lot. walk
out hamt WfnnlAhed rec. rm,
w/frenl, llF.-diu, I'm. cQmhlna-
ton Wfaropl, equipped Kit. w
eating space, deep ffeesf: storm
Wlndows and doors. This excel
value 4 gsessssd N ne VA AZ. 40 p !.
S no ans, Jk' a.oaSi. e'e'
FAInEAx--ss.ArnE . Y Y |. !, ~ \ =,
Nefssn. Sweet irssh az and sun-
ahineI Wonderful high elevation
Commanding lovely distant views,
LARGE 3-bedrm. bFk. rambler thai
la . picture Of nerfection. Pull
basement. oversize garaFe ana
large garden house, easily con
Vertible 70 stable. Beautiful "a
acre lot, fully fenced and eondi-
lioned 70 grov anything hany
large veeetable earden. Priced AZ
Sab,pbn. FRANK 8. PHILIPPE.
NC, Realtors, IA. 7-s0i2i ewes.
IA. b-b91I.
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Gorgeous big trees, nearly y acre
Of solid living IN this brick Spit-
and rec. room; S2S,750 is 9 small
price to pay for comfort BY the
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$4,000
Exclusive
Yacht Haven

Walking distance to dock
ing and swimming privi-
leges with membership in
Yacht Ravens exclusive Mt.
Vernon Yacht Club. This
custom center-hall home
offers q tiled entrance
foyer. spacious living room
with fireplace. formal din
ing room, huge left. kiteh-
en- with built-in breakfast
NOOK and all the modern
appliances; 3 large bed
rooms and . den or 4th
bedroom, ~ baths, and q
full basement with q 5x6
mud room, Soft. paneled
recreation room with IRE
place and large storage
area. There's a 2Acar car
port and a 20x1O patio
overlooking the la-acre level
lot with many tall hard
wood trees. No extra duct
work needed for air condi-
tioninE. Call so. 6-61e0.
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$17,950
Colonial
Braddock Hts.

A charming Colonial in an
area of fine homes. The
large living room features
q fireplace, separate dining
room, roomy kitchen and 2
big bedrooms. There's q
nice screened side porch
and a detached garage.
The lot is beautifully land
scaped. and there are many
big shade trees. A seldom
found value. Call XII. s.
$3.50.
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$31,50O
Split-Level
Exclusive Alex.

A charming solid brick
home opposite Episcopal
Seminary grounds, near
new H q m m on d Hish
School: 3 large bedrooms
and den or 4th bedroom,
ga baths, a separate din
ing room, fireplace in liv-
ing room and the last word
in kitchens with counter
top range, eye-level oven
and naturally a dishwash-
er and disposal. Spacious
daylight basement, 24x15
mahogany -paneled recrea-
tion room with fireplace,
and a big 22x30 STORAGE
and utility area. Call XII.
S-2320.
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$20,950
3 Bedrooms
Fairfax Area

This exquisite home has q
full sround.level basement,
. 21-ft. living room. sepa-
rate dining room, large ul-
trseouipped modern kitchen
with birch cabinets, ex-
haust fan and disposal.
There are 8 bedrooms and
ga baths. The master bath
has 9 wash basins and show
er. The hall bath has q
built-in vanity, bathtub and
shower. The home Is
equipped with storm win
dows and doors, and car
petinE in living room and
on stairs. Call OR. 3-4560.
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$11,500
$3.50 Down
Alexandra

Only $3.50 down and
1857 per month: 2 large
bedrooms. separate dining
room, tiled bath, equipped
kitchen, full basement,
fenced yard. Complete
with new 40-gal. hot-water
heater, storm windows and
doors. Convenient to
schools and shopping. Call
XII 1890.
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$18,750
Full Basement
IA Acre

An immaculate brick ram
bier with full, outside-en-
trance basement, A large
living room with fireplace,
separate dining voom, spa
oious kitchen with built-in
snack bar, 3 good-sised bed
rooms, q 16-ft. porch and
plenty Of space for recres-
ton room. The large lot is
nicely handicapped and the
home offers a garage, too.
Call FL. $4,000.
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ALEXANDRIA ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
$16,450
Brick Rambler
Full Basement

No money down. CT.
Conveniently located. Just
15 minutes below Alex
andria, is this 3-bedroom
home Offering city utilities,
curbs and sidewalks on .
paved street. There is q
lovely living room with
picture window, separate
dining room, bright mod
ern kitchen and a full
basement with space for .
recreation room. The over
14-aere lot with trees Is
attractively Handicapped.
See this home today. Call
FL. 4-S600.
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$14,950
Full Basement
4 Rndrnnn1S

Yes, 4 big bedrooms e are
15x16), q lift. kitchen,
living room and full base
ment with tool shop and
outside entrance, and q
large knotty-pine-psneled
recreation room with bar.
This home is . seldom
found value at this price
and includes storm doors.
screens Venetian blinds, ,
window awnings, and is
completely insulated. All
this and q lovely level lot
with tall trees. Call OR.
3-4560.
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$18,950
4 Bedrooms
Virginia Hills

-Four big bedrooms. 2 full
baths, large kitchen with
space for eating, separate
dining room, fun basement
with outside entrance, and
utility and shop area, and
a finished recreation room
or den with paruuet floors.
This attractive bi-level has
200 WIRING In. and offers
Olenty OF shade and privacy,
Call so. 5-6790.
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$28,50O
IA Rambler
Mclean

Conveniently located white
brick rambler, 8 minutes
from Chain Bridge. Big liv-
ing room with flreplaces
large formal dining room.
15-ft. kitchen with ali the
extras. including disposal
and dishwasher: 3 bed
rooms and . full baths.
There's q lovely l9-ft. den
or family room and 3 car
port. The home is situated
in an area of lovely homes
on a iz-acre level lot. Call
ia. $4,000.
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Mickey Realty
SHAKE
HANDS

WITH OFhING
Lovely park-ilke yard plus secluded
patio and BARBECUE, towering
IL a Garden of Eden. Beautiful
four-level split-level. Large living
room with floor-ceiling fireplace.
IL master bedroom and bath. Two
twin-size bedrooms and bath, for
NAL dining room. de luxe kitchen
with eating space for eight. Pine
paneled recreation room and at
tached garage. Come, be en-
tranced, you can use your OF
privilege or conventional type A.
nancinR. The mostest for the
appt. TO see. call IA. $4,000.
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WHY PAY MORE7

VS." -" ANN.N
CHARMING D. bedroom, hail
home. huHe dlnlng room laTgl
Kitchen, cool rONCH, tail half'
menl, SHADY PARK -llke YaTd'
Walk 70 everythinl. NO SPEC.
TACuLAhnl NJ nTll call NIAI
EafAIt anhVIcE INC. "a
MANASSAS v, 900. fall prize
White cindgr block house, y rms
and y bath. lol, lOOkehO., on
AanAssas. pr information. cal
N, AnL.--e bedrms. den, Nv rm,
din. rm., III, full bath. bsmts Ice,
cor lot, sia.700. IA. 2-iiao. b.
OWNHn
N. ANL.--Terrinc a-btdrm.. iM.
bath brick Colonial IN a most
desirable neighhorhood ily rm
has nrepls sep. din. rnl.s fun bamt,,
with q vcry. pleasant rec. room.
elde screened porch, white picket
fence real neat and clean. Priced
a. Just x9O,9bO, Bis OF loan can
BE- assumed. Call VANCE. GREEN
a Co, "a. $4,000.
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entry CLUB MANOR

entry CLUB MANOR
81 ,95O-First offering Of this i'm
maculate Colonial on beautiful
level lot. Large living rm. with
fireplace and adjoining screened
side porch, separate dining rnl.,
equipped kitchen with eating
space, all on LIST floor. Three nice
bedrms. and all-tiled bath on IND.
Large paneled rec. room with
built-in storage spaee and u bath
in the bsmt. EXCELLENT FL
NANCTNG. Cali ia. 6-7576 til Q
pm. for full details.
SLEEPY HOLLOW
Gorgeous level wooded site with
beautiful agaleas, lockwood and
paintings APPROX. . ACRES d.
Most attractive HISTORY house
with large LIVING rm. snd built
ins. BIG SEPARATE DINING RIM,
huge master bedrm. with bath on
list floor; 2 bedrms. upstairs. Only
S25,96O. Call now for full details.
ia. 5-7575 It'll 9 pm.
METZLER, Realtors
"Our 37th Year in Real Estate
2417 Lee Hwy. IA. 5-757b
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Sleepy Hollow

sense Of ease and elesance Is
found in this Charming Iovable
Cape Cod with q definite per-
sonality. A splendid riot Of color
IN flowers, shrubs and trees greets
the eve as you approach the
driveway. Center-hali plan lead
ing into a step-down living room
with q marble fireplace, formal
size dining room. Screened porch
and 13x24 patio for pleasant OUT
door living. 3 bedrooms, ga
baths, finished recreation room
and maids room. A superb home
maintained through the years
with reverence and affection.
Reasonably priced for the dis
eliminating buyer at S34,95O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-13

COLONEL being transferred. Must
sell this spacious brick rambler
featuring three bedrooms. living
room with fireplace, separate din
ter bedroom has powder room:
10x26 screened porch. full base
ment, 26x26 rec. room, complete
with bar. Close to schools, bus and
shopping. But best Of all, you can
assume & huge Az loan. Full
price only S24,950. Dial direct,
ia. $4,000. BETTER HOMES
PRAITY INC
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ATTENTION nurserymen: ideal To-
cation on new RI. e.; 3 u acres
with good 4-bedrm. home. Call
Mrs Steed with LAIRD B. SCOTT.
REALTOR. ~. 9-0420. ewes. ana
Sun, ~. $3.50.
CLOSE-IF NV.
Up 10 $4,000 50. It. Of lov-cost lott
space located on 14th st, nv. Can
be used for storage. light manu-
parking. KAss REALTY. EN-. B.
RENT, Fairfax-2-
story house on Lee fvy.; neautg
shop or service business on LIST
a., Hv. otrs. on End a.; $3.50.
cRowELL 4 CO., NC IA. =
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1O25 CONN.
FARMS
SEVENTY

Rolling acres nr. Chesapeake Beach
WIheautiful old unrestoTed honle,
. barns, 3 wells, % miles from =
c.; all for only SlS,5OO. RE. o.
FELLOWS REALrv CO
800
I36 ACRES; Sterling, Va. Gar new
ChantillV Airport--Very large and
eharmfng Colonial 5-bath hons.
Servants quarters and tenants
house, barn. kennels ana other
outhuildings: IN excellent eondi-
ton; new Eoning. long highWay
and railroad frontage oief un-
ment only LOREY REAL Is
TATE. Hefndon 335.
CONTINUED on Next Pasel
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EDUCATION

EXPERT IN GOOD TAsTEl Once
you see this home you'll buy It.
Terrific view from this lovely
bedrms USx12), (15x12), 1Ox11l }.
Extra special nice kitchen with
bgilt,in 6Tesk Ia,av.. Bar panrIi,o T d1nt
ing nm. living rm. with most at
tractive fireplace. STx1S9 lot: DE
luxe neighborhood. Assume Sl5.-
300 lst trust o Move aoD 81 Pnc ~ q nnu
Headache? Upset stomach? Cause
you can't find THE HOUSE. you'll
love this brand-new luxury-fea-
tured rambler for those with lin
tied cash. Center hall. reverse
living rm. entering onto .scrump-
tious open porch. formal dining
rm.. kitchen with eating space; 4
large bedrms.. tile patns' b 5uil
daylight wslkopt bsmt with Sn s
neat, very, very reasonable down
payt. Hot price Of $50, 300. Let
US show you today. JE. 2-900O.
Announcing our new subdivision Of
homes close in Falls Church,
S2O,5O0 and Up; 4-bedroQm ram
blers. Fireplace. de luxe Kitchens.
dayhght bsmts, 90-ft. front lots,
water. sewer, choice Of colorsi
$500 down. conventional nnanc-
ing. These are really competitlve
values on today's market. JE.
$4,000.
Not bad to look at and better. 70
live in. especially at only $500
down FLA, SS5 mo, Up-to-dats
praauet floors, kitchen that viii
heat an apt. any day, A-acre
freed lot. 3 bedrms., too; $4,000
fuIl price, 30-day occupancy. Dial
JE' 10000. VIM, A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC, REALTOk. TOl
w. Broad, Falls Church va.
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"Must Sell"
$19,750
Old Dominion DR..

A gracious home with q
gracious 24-ft. living room,
formal dining room, large
equipped kitchen, comfort
able den and 3 diversified
bedrooms. Ia baths. In the
full basement is a 30-ft.
paneled recreation room.
An exceptional home with
exceptional financing. Call
IA. 4-6060.
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ST. JAMES

school nearby: 3-bedrm.
brick rambler-has everythingl
Separate dining rm.: all bedrooms
huge; breakfast nook in de luxe
kitchen: Ia baths: full bsmt. has
30x24-ft. knotty-pine rec. rm.
Picture window, built-in hunks,
fireplace, etc.-really a SHOW
PLACEll Terrific fenced yard has
over SSsrs sI4,soe SOl 4ss loan At siss
mo. incl. everything. Call ia. q
nohn Ia T-noQn
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

High ceilings and low
taxes. Combination show:
room, repair shop, ofnces and
living quarters If desired.
3'600 sd IT,. so II. alley.
RuildinQ in excellent eondi-
tion. Call George Hull, 81;
$4,000. Co $4,000. JAMES
l. DIXON q co. REAL
TORS. Exclusive.