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Evening star., 1960-07-31
ConventionD Delegates
Voted Their Heads

shadow-boxed so long he ended UP
second best to Harry Truman.
In August, 1856, Mr.. Dewey was
scheduled to address the Repub-
lican convention in San Francisco.
A visitor to his suite found him
reworking his speech. Was Mr..
Dewey taking a leaf from the book
of Adlai Stevenson, who regularly
touched up his remarks until the
minute before delivery?
NO" Mr.. Dewey replied, I'm
taking leaf from Truman. This
is going to be a give-'em- hell
speech"
1t was.
That was the beginning OF a
new" Dewey to be more precise,
it was return to the Dewey of
New York campaigns before the
l948 miscalculation. The New
Yorker was at it again this year.
He made the most effective
"fightin" speech of the Chicago
convention.
But the New Yorker still SHES
away from people.
Before his convention speech,
Mr. Nixon ate in the Matador
Room, the smallest Of the res
taurants in the Stock Yard Inn.
Burdell BiXby, who made the res
servation, left this notation for
the head waiter:
Gov. Dewey is in this party.
Be sure it's a corner table in an
out-of-the-way place: He wishes
to avoid autograph hounds, ETC."
No Place to Hide
Modern electronics has made it
extremely difficult for politicians
to make secret decisions. There
are too many wire-taps and bugs
at national conventions.
In Los Angeles, the announced
tap was on the telephone lines Of
the Stevenson-for- President COM
mittee.
In Chicago. security officers
working with police made con-
slant check for taps, but nobody
in the operation would say what
had been turned up. Wire-taps
were discovered at the Democratic
convention in Chicago four years
ago This year. however, the big
business was in small recording
bugs"
Every private caucus Of the New
York delegation, for instance, was
recorded.
John Sharon, the Stevenson
man in Los Angeles, told this re-
porter he knew the identity of
those who put the tap on his line,
but he refused to make the names
public.
An official in Chicago, however,
made this observation:
You get the impression these
things are done by political oppo-
nentS. Actually, the tapping usu-
ally is the work Of somebody try
ing to get information for back
ground reporting"
He indicated he meant those in
the electronic reporting business,
not in the daily press.
Sustaining Proerom
If the crowd in the Republican
convention hall looked well-fed,
there a good reason.
Robert FoSS. the manager of the
convention site, said the delegates
and guests were eating more than
had been anticipated.
The consumption averaged each
day about 10000 pounds of beef,
10000 hot dogs, 5000 sandwiches
and $4,000 cups Of coffee.
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1960-07-31
BY DAVID BARNETT
Contributing Writer

NOhhAAOu'AhB NIltcI
This was the year political con-
vention delegates voted with their
heads and not their hearts.
Both Democrats and Repub-
licans went to work for candi-
dates not for love but for the
sweet scene Of success.
There were Democratic dele
gates from urban centers at Los
Angeles earlier this month who
would walk on hot Goals just to
hear Adlai Stevenson speak. 1t
made no difference that Mr.. Ste
vension's position on civil rights,
on reflection, was no better and
considerably more vague than
that of the Texan, Lyndon B.
Johnson.
There were delegates at the
Chicago convention who would
wade through New York sewers
to shake hands with Nelson
Rockefeller. And others would
crawl across the Arizona desert
to hear a few words from Barry
Goldwater.
The membership of the Rookie
feller cult is heavily laced with
representatives Of the so-called
liberal wing of the party, despite
the fact that their hero is on
record for compulsory arbitration
Of labor disputes.
Butler Took OFF
Senator Goldwater, who has
been called the last of the small
Spenders. is the darling Of the
conservatives; but it was Senator
John Marshall Butler of Mary
land, who followed the course of
conservative logic.
Senator Butler took one look at
the platform on Tuesday, quietly
packed his bags and went home.
Democratic candidate John
Kennedy and Republican candi-
date Richard Nixon were named
by delegates without emotional
involvement. There was no cru
sade spirit, no nominee about
which the delegates would say,
Hes my man-right or wrong"
There is no overwhelming per-
Sonality, such as Dwight D. Eli
senhower.
The situation may change by
November.
If brains like electronic COM
puters can figure out a way to
distill and project that mysterious
force of personality, it will be done
by the Kennedy or Nixon forces,
or by both.
Green Grows the Rock
New York Governor Nelson
Rockefeller is reported to be re-
lieved that the Republican con-
vention is all over.
Making the rounds of the con-
vention corridors was this report:
Gov. Rockefeller came down to
breakfast the morning after all
major decisions had been made.
full of smiles. He said: Il feel
like a million dollars today"
His wife shot back: What be-
came of the other $50 million?"
The story is fake. 1t was first
told more than five years ago by
Harry Truman. The hero" in the
Truman version was another po-
tential presidential candidate with
no visible means Of political sup
port, Averell Hartman.
In the campaign of 1948, Re-
publican nominee Tom Dewey
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For De GuuIIe:
A Visitor

West German Chancellor Ad-
enauer arrived in Paris for
secret weekend conversations
with President de Gaulle on the
role of Western Europe in world
affairs.
Now that the United States has
become re-occupied with its
quadrennial presidential cam
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Latin Desk:
New Boss

The White House announced
that Thomas c. Mann will be-
come Assistant Secretary of
State for Inter American Affairs
when Roy r. RubOttOm leaves
to be Ambassador to Argentina.
Both are career Foreign Service
officers.
In announcing the appointing
of Thomas c, Mann to the top
most post in the State Department
concerned with Latin American
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Eaton Trusts in Soviet Sincerity

him such diverse rewards as a
Lenin Peace Prize from the Soviet
government and a subpoena from
the House American Activities
Committee.
Mr.. Eaton, a hard-headed busi-
nessman with a Midas touch,
doesn't think of himself as a
starry idealist. With him, peace
and co-existence are simply mat
ters of cold logic. His frequent
speeches and interviews are salted
with such phrases as:
"One thing you can say about
capitalists is that they want to
make a profit. There is not much
to gain if the United States spends
$50 billion year on ornaments
which ultimately will only blow
us all up.
Mass destruction is in diScord-
ance with the ethical sense of the
world. and to incite and promote
the destruction of all our sky
scraperS and magnificent indus
trial enterprises doesn't make
sense.
In a world where you have to
eat three times day. an applica-
ton to material things is man
kinds first job and destiny. After
all, what the world pays most at
tention to is success. 1t may be
hard thing to say, but it's one of
the cold facts of life"
Mr.. Eaton'S fears - the word
terrifying" pops up frequently in
his conversation - and his pre-
occupation with nuclear destruc-
ton, date from July, 1857, when
he played host to a conference of
nuclear scientists, some of them
from Communist lands, at his an
cestral home in Pugwash, Nova
Scotia.
The scientists "unquestioned
conclusion" that unrestricted nu-
clear warfare would destroy man.
kind chilled Mr.. Eaton.
In December of the same year,
he married Mrs. Anne Kinder
Jones. a vivacious red-haired di-
vorcee half his age. The new Mrs.
Eaton, once a teacher of general
semantics at Cleveland College
and something of an idealist,
shares her husbands views down
to the last comma and period.
Busy Travellers
The Eatons have visited Mr..
Khrushchev in Moscow and have
toured other countries behind the
Iron Curtain. He prefers to call
them socialist states" not Com
munist, not satellites. In turn, the
Eatons have entertained Soviet
Deputy Premier AnaStas Mikoyan
at their farm in Northfleld, Ohio.
Il am one who firmly believes
Nikita Khrushchev wants peace"
says Mr.. Eaton. He is the most
influential single individual in the
world-a man of his word. l be-
lieve he means what he says"
1T sounds cynical, but it's to
his interest to avoid war;" adds
Mrs. Eaton.
Is it possible that the Eatons
are being taken in by the Soviets;
that they're being used as tools?
'l'Ve been around a long time"
sayf Mr.. Eaton coldly. Time
makes some things plain. I think
I know phony when 1 see one"
There's no brain living that
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THE FOREIGN SCENE

affairs, the White House insisted
there would be no change in
United States policy for the West
ern Hemisphere.
A statement issued on behalf
Of President Eisenhower said the
United States maintains interest
in the economic well-being of
Latin America, is dedicated to
Strengthening the inter-American
system and repudiates dictator
ships either to the right or the
left. The shakeup, however, was
believed in line with the wishes OF
Mr.. Nixon. 1t was announced less
than two days after his nomination
for the Presidency.
Also last week, the Organization
of American States formally
agreed upon August 16 as the date,
and San Jose, Costa Rica, as the
site of meetings of American For
eign ministers. The ministers will
discuss the threat of international
communism to the hemisphere and
will study a Venezuelan charge
that Dictator Rafael Trujillo of
the Dominican Republic was be-
hind the plot to kill its President,
Romulo Betancourt, late in June.
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perts. The emphasis was upon
informality and personal discus
sion. Not a single authoritative
word of what went on between
the two leaders leaked outside of
the conference rooms.
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Economic Growth

Democrats: Promise to "un-
shackle American enterprise and
to free American labor; assert
the national economy must grow
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Continued From Page C-1

is noticeable restiveness since the
Belgian experts left. causing many
business Establishments to shut
down completely or curtail nor
NAL operations.
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One Of the worlds strongest friendships
is that between Nikito Khrushehev and
Cyrus eoton. the American industrioIist.
Communism will eventually bury capitol
ism. soys the Soviet premier and thot
would be definition certainly includes
such men os Mr. Eoton, who twice hos
mode fortunes ond now controls holdings
worth 81 billion.
But Mr.. Khrushchev and Mr.. Eaton ore
on eoch others gift lists for both pres
ents and proise. Why? The bomb.
For nucleor destruction, not communism,
is the greatest threot to the world,
according TO Mr.. Eoton. And in on
interview with Writer Tom Henshow he
explains his controversial viewpoint.
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Civil Rights

Democrats: viii provide White
House moral and political leader
ship for equal opportunity in the
Nation, back but does not use the
word sit-ins" declare it is time
to assure equal access to all areas
of community life. including jobs,
housing and public facilities; want
first-step school desegregation by
1868.
Republicans: Back legislation
making grammar school education
Csix grades conclusive evidence
OF literacy for voting purposes;
propose legislation giving Attor-
ney General right to bring action
for school desegregation.
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STRANGE FRIENDS
BY TOM HENSHAW
Associated Press staff Writer

CLEVELAND.-Cyrus S. Eaton,
millionaire industrialist, the best
known capitalist friend of Nikita
Khrushchev, has an Office on the
36th floor Of the Terminal Tower.
The view is symbolic.
Two windows look out over The
Flats, the industrial heart of
Cleveland, where the dirty brown
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at an annual average Of per
cent; will put an end to the pres
ent "high-interest, tight-money
policy; will act to create new in
duStrieS in depressed areas.
Republicans: Accord high prior
ity to vigorous economic growth.
with the handspring lying in the
private sector; reject concept of
artificial growth forced by mas
sive new Federal spending and
loose money policies; fight infla-
ton and featherbedding.
National Defense
Democrats: Provide adequate
forces to fight both all-out and
limited wars; re-eXamine the Or
ganization Of the armed forces;
institute continuous moderniza-
ton program; give moral support
to strong civil defense program.
Republicans: Pledge a military
force second to none; accelerate
"as necessary" hardening and
dispersal of missile bases; "neces-
sary" numbers of bombers put on
air alert; unremitting modern
iZation of our forces.
Labor
Democrats: Repeal anti-labor
eXcesSeS in our labor laws and
authorization for "right-to-w work"
laws; provide for retraining OF
workers displaced by automation
and raise minimum wage from
81 an hour to SIPS.
Republicans: Upward revision
in amount and extended coverage
of the minimum wage to several
million more workers; improve
lot OF migratory farm workers;
encourage training programs for
workers displaced by automation.
Agriculture
Democrats: Pledge mot less
than 80 per cent" parity on basic
crops; will increase consumption
Of food and fiber at home and
abroad will raise farm income to
full parity levels; will expand and
liberalize farm credit facilities.
Republicans: Back flexible rather
than rigid price supports; pledge
"a crash" research program to
develop industrial and other uses
Of farm products; will create a
Strategic Food Reserve for ma
tional defense; help low-income
farm families.
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KayRo
Realty
NE. 8-3081

SEVEN CORNERS AREA-Charm.
individuality, TRANQUIL atmosphere
all blend perfectly in this brick
rambler where you may move in
today, ready for school tomorrow.
3 nice bedrooms, 2 baths, modern,
completely equipped kitchen, car
port and full bright basment. Sit
uated on deep wooded lot with Sc
clusion and privacy. This home is
NEW and smart. The best value
available today at S21.95O, Call
SHANNON d. LUCHS, REALTORS,
ia. 6.6S00, 2055 Wilson blvd.
ESTATE near Mount Yer
non with income. Beautifully stu
ated 2 miles from George wash
1ngtons lovely plantation In the
gentle rolling countryside. This
nne masonry home Is ideal for .
family desiring large rooms, plenty
OF space inside and out. with the
added feature Of rental income
the basment. Ist mr.: iEe. iiv. rm'
with fireplace and buiit-in book
shelves. lge. din. rm.. kit, bedrm,
suite. Ice. sun porch, beaut. scr.
porch and Q paneled den or end
bedrm. End mr.: 2 huge bedrms.
and tiled bath, ample closets and
storage space. Bsmt. apt. has large
paneled liv. rn., dinette-kit. comb,
bedrm: and bath. Priced reason
ably at S32, 800 with the best pos
sihle financing available: reason
able cash and monthly payments
70 suit your income. Vacant. newly
decorated and ready to move into
SHOWN By appt.: will be open Sun,
Aug. 2S, noon to dusk.
BATCHELLER a. SON, INC.
AI. 9-1247 Ewes, TIE 6.55ll
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A. A. COUNTY

Nearest to Washington, D. C.
of the wear Iocated in finest
areas of South and Rhodes Rivers:
also bayfrontS. Priced from Sa.95O
to 100000. One-acre tract home
is $4,000 underpriced for quick
sale. These are all year-round
homes with central heating plants.
Prices are lowest now, so buy
now.
Also many year-round homes with
beach and dock privileges.
We only handle sound value"
properties.
MELLICHAMPE Real Estate
First LARGE REAL ESTATE" sign
on Route 214 in Edgevater, Nd.
ICods 30D co. S-16Ss or sW.
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TRI-COuNTY
WOODBRIDGE

BELMONT HOMES - Five sample
houses. Open daily: 5 bedrms., :,
Priced from si4.ssS. n FAA DAsHs: sp:
proved. No settlement charges:
space and quality are the key
notes Of the Belmont Homes. See
and comparel Down payments
from S625. Monthly payments
from 500. Phone, Nj. Parker
4-2005 or HA 2-4077.
A LEVEL ACRE provides . spa
eious setting. for this brand-new
4S-ft;. 3-bedrm.. 1hs-bath brick
rambler. EXTRAS: Fireplace In
diversified liv. rm., full din. rm..
hrkfst. nook in equip. kit. bath
on master bedrm.; rec. area with
fireplace in full basement; carport.
4 rare md for only S21,95O. p.
w. BERENS, REALTORS, 304 Lee
hwy. CIR. 3-14O1.
I BUILT THESE HOUSES - Your
home at discount: direct from
builder. Five houses in. beautiful
surroundings, country atmosphere
VT Eifh ooS city ~ sso ssoonysnienses; ntn priced
: to & bedrooms: near cireum.
the very best areas Of Fairfax
County. JE. 4-949S.
4 BEDROOMS = For only 81, ,05O
down and low monthly payments
you can be the proud owner OF
this all-brick home in very de-
sirable location near shopping,
schools and transportation. FHA
approved. It features separate
dining room, fireplace in living
room. large screened porch and
nice level lot with matured trees
One OF our best buys at S1s,bOO.
See this terrific offer today. Call
IA. $4,000. BETTER HOMES
REALTY INC REAITORa
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Tri-County's
Hot Weekend
Land Values
Call Mr.. Inlay at

l. APPROX. 70-ACRE FARM out
side. Of Leesburg with 5000 It OF
road frontage. Beautiful 4-bed
rm. home; barns; terrific land
value at $4,000.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
$4,000 so TT
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
EXCELLENT

EXCELLENT
3-bedrm. masonry home wHiv. I'm y,
din. rm.. kit, bath, plenty closets;
BIB. h.-w. heat: lge. lot, 150x15O;
all water privileges included. A
real buy at Sl1,500.
TURKEY POINT
Charming 2-bedrm. home w/lO6-ft.
VA Tsterfront; rr t u lse ~ liy T.. rm M y MG/hrepl.
Closet full basement, s.csr ga
rage, BIB. INV. heat; lEe. corner
lot. You'll love this one. Good
financing available.
1T
Isn't often that q 2-bedrm., liv.
rm., kit, bath, screened porch
summer cottage, all furnished and
in such excellent condition, can be
bought for only $1,000. Buy now
and be ready for many summers
STOP OR CALL TODAY
L. c. (BILL) EURE
Open Every Day Till Dark
Route PA. Mayo Road. Mayo, Nd.
CODE 3O1-sWIFT s-3222
NEW MODERNISTIC HOME, 2 bed
rooms, tiled bath, utility room and
eearDort eesIDo Corner lot: one block
Chesapeake Bay near Shady Side,
terms. " TAKE Nd. Rts. T. 255 and and
46s. To inspect. see Mrs. Oliff on
Holly,ave. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
AGENT. 1922 goth st. NV, FE
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. tsr SALE
(coNTlNUfn)

MT. RAINIER, MD.-7.unit detach.
hrk. apt. bldg; with adj. lot zoned
for 4.unit apt. Both for s45, 900.
$4,000 down. Q 2-rm. kit. and
bath and l Arm. kit. and bath.
Tenants pay their own gas and
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
White Mansion
$27,950

entrance hall. wrought irop
rail on balcony stairway. tremen-
dous modern kitchen with separate
breakfast rm.. huge living rm, and
dining rm., 3 twin bedrms.: large
paneled den, ga baths, gear car
port, open-column porch; charm,
spaciousness, elegance. Individual
ity.. the dignity Of Q Southern CO.
lonial home, yet modern as to-
morrow.
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BROS: INC. REALTORS
FL. 4-7000 Open 9 to 8

LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us FOR
Is 99WvTHh 9WHEN sAlE You oGK LIST sLUH4H %f4H
PoMPoNfoo' PoMP9Nio' Really. fElhHEET 554cSiaS 5A. SiSssf.
LOUDOUN COUNTY = Is miles
b C.; spotless rambler with 5
bedrooms. basement: attached
cupancy for only S28,95O. LYNN
REALTY. JE. 2-9400.
LOCATED in beautiful Lincolnia
Hills. attr.. mod. brick rambler, s.
bedrm., 2-bath, nrepl., full bsmt.
fenced back yard with shaded
patio. Reas. priced. Immed. oc-
FUTURA
Real Estate, Inc.
so. S-0520 SO. s-O521
Low CASH REQUIREMENT-own
this Falls Church brick rambler.
Three bedrooms, living room with
fireplace. screened porch, patio,
large yard with. patio and shade
trees; convenient location, in nice
residential area. Call JE. 1880.
JOSEPH W, SEAY COMPANY,
Realtors, ll3 West Broad ST..
Falls Church. Virginia.
LYON VILLAGE = Stately brick
home in select residential area.
convenient to the Pentagon, the
city, walking distance to St.
Charles. transp. around the cor
ner.- Beautiful back yard with tall
shade trees and expansive patio
for outdoor enjoyment. lst offer
ing at S20.50O. Call SHANNON 4
LUCHS, REALTORS. 2 to Q. ia.
5-6S0O. 2055 Wilson blvd.
MANTUA = Rive graciously in the
country, yet with all city conven-
fences, Just . few minutes drive
to Washington. Spacious brick
split-level home, , over sized bed
rooms, 2 baths, the most fabulous
basement with recreation room
you have seen; 2-car built-in ga
rage. are Just few Of the extras
making this the home of the
year. situated on near acre lot in
area Of estate-type homes. Priced
In the low 30s. Call SHANNON q
LUcHS, REALTORS. JA. $500,
2 to 2. 2056 Wilson blvd
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Kool Kumfort
S16.950

Sparkling new brick raneher with 3
bedrooms and . full tiled baths.
Features completely different iiv-
ing nm. with inviting raised hearth
fireplace, separate dining room.
big all-electric kitchen, tremendous
daylight basement. Lovely lot, all
city utilities; close to schools,
shops, churches. buses. At this
price, It's . Kool, Kool buy. Let's
go see, and then talk terms.
FLORANCE REALTY
4O3 W. Lee Hwy. Frfx., CIR. $4,000
LANGLEY-McLEAN AREA-1b min
utes from Washington via the
new Memorial Parkway, 4 bed
rooms and 8 full baths, center
hall entry. paneled recreation
room. carport; S38,500. Fast pos
session. Call LURlA BROS, Real
tors. IA. 1-S500.
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SALE OR RENT-Try before you
nuy this roomy dve-bedroom
house. Just around the corner
from the new Yorktown High
School (no more chauffeur duty
for late activitiesD WILLIAMSBURG
Junior High also within sight.
and bus to public and parochiai
schools at the corner. Also rush.
hour bus for commuters. You
will travel far to beat this for
convenience, comfort and Iva
bility> It's completely air condi-
toned, has wonderful trafic pat
tern for entertaining. plenty OF
room for teen parties below the
adult festivities. S34.600. or S226
per month.
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GOLFERS DREAM-You don't
need the car to play golf while
hubby is at work-walk to WASH
ington Golf and Country Club,
with bus at the corner for extra
convenience. Near Marymount
School, John Marshall elementary,
and Transportation to Stratford
and Washington-Lee. Pretty kitch-
en-. full basement. flrst-foor bed
room and bath, full bath and two
bedrooms upstairs. extra bedroom
or maids room in the basement;
lovely lot. S26,950.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

SMALL APT. BLDG. or roominr
mouse: with separate living quar-
ters lof owner; price range, sos
70 go thousand. Mr.. Hagen, DE,
2-S540; THOMAS j. FISHER q
CO. INC. D1. 7-6S30.
WE HAVE CLIENTS for ali types Of
nT2ropeFty; MILTON p RUPPERT.
III. 7-bOlb EN-. 3-54O7
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vk.
SELECTED HOMES

0G4lGS ! ELL 11S10Gi0
1884 8. HARRISON ST., ARL.
Choice rambler home with big ga
rage for S16.25o; has entr.. foyer.
large liv.. rm. with fireplace.
rsnch-sized kit: vacant, immed.
possession.
3767 MARK DRIVE, ALEX.
3-bedrm. brick with fenced lot:
storm windows. DOORS: Sll,750,
FLA, S400 down, S74 payments;
walk TO schools, shopping. bus.
2722 9. CLEVELAND ST. ARL.
Sll, $50 FHA. for this .roomy brick
home with full bsmt.; vac; fenced;
S4OO dn., $40 mo-: less than rent.
CT LOAN WITH 500 PYMTs.
goes with this brick hcme with ga
rage: has full bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm., sep. dining rm.: wooded
lot; very close-in location.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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AIR CONDITIONED, well-located
once space in contractors build
Ing. GEORGETOWN industrial area
Ideal for manufacturers repre-
sentatives, etc. FE. 3-5S02.
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sTRATFoRD
location is exciting to your teen
ayers, you'll love the lowered
porch on the eenerous-sized liv-
ing room. Shufhe- board court in
recreation room. separate dining
room. half bath on main floor,
three bedrooms and full bath up
stairs. Shady corner lot, close to
good transportation. S22,500.