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Evening star., 1960-07-27

by former Planning Director
Denis Cahill and Planner Mar
tin Smith.
The Beggs proposal was an
attempt to save the city's de-
clining business district through
the mass clearance of "a
block area in the heart of down.
town Alexandria. The earlier
plan emphasized conservation
of existing structures in the
same area.
Asked to Look Elsewhere
Councilman James M. Dun
can, jr., and Vice Mayor Joseph
M. PancoaSt urged the housing
authority to consider a renewal
effort "in some other area of
the city"
Amid cheers, the council was
quizzed by Capt. E. K. Van
Sweringen (USN retired) about
why the people had not been
informed that high-rise apart
mentS built with Federal funds
may accept both white and
Negro tenants.
THE only people that make
money on urban renewal" he
said, ARE the slum landlords
and the sharpshooter real es-
tate developers"
Wellington Goddin, a real es-
tate man, asked the council
who instructed Beggs" to in
clude six high-rise apartments
in his plan. Nobody seemed
to know.
Roswell Yingling, of the Old
Town Civic Association, wanted
to know why the earlier plan
was still under consideration by
the city as recently as March
Donald S. King, who pre-
sided over the council-ap-
pointed committee of II" that
helped produce the earlier plan,
said Mr.. Beggs took the easy
way" in calling for mass clear
ance, and criticized the council
| for not rejecting the plan when
| it first saw it last Monday
night.
Board Overruled
Councilman John j. Ewald
called for a public hearing with
the council, housing authority
and Mr.. Beggs to answer the
questions raised at last night S
meeting.
The council overruled a deci-
sion by the city's Board of
Architectural Review condemn
ing the 18th-century ware
house, at the corner of Prince
and Union streets. The ware
house, threatened with razinq
to make way for a parking lot
was defended on the grounds OF
its historic and cultural value
and present condition.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
CAMP FUND
~ - : = - Sal
T'odoy's
Donations

The Evening Star Summer
Camp Fund sends needy chill
dren to Camps Pleasant and
Goodwill in Prince William
Forest Park near Triangle, Va.
A gift of 1890 will send a
child to camp for IL days,
$1995 for six days.
The following contributions
are acknowledged today:
t,.o,,;.,,s,,, .,....,.I, 80, 90 =,
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Renewal Power Uroed
For rMontgomeryAreos

Spokesman for the cities and
towns in Montgomery County
last night told members Of the
county's legislative delegation
that the local jurisdictions
want urban renewal powers.
The request came from rep
resentatives Of the City of
Rockville and the county chap
ter Of the Maryland Municipal
League during a public hearing
by the delegation.
An amendment passed in the
November election permits the
legislature to authorize local
Jurisdictions to handle urban
renewal.
Recently. the county council
asked for the same power.
The delegation was told that
Rockville and the league favor
legislation to permit munich
palities to require developers
to donate 10 per cent of the
land in q new subdivision for
park and Fairgrounds or make
a ca h payment for them.
RI presentatives of the league
and the city also asked for To-
Evening star., 1960-12-20
GreenbeIt Rejects
Anti-Loiter Draft
Including Adults

A proposed anti-loitering or
dinance that would have ap-
piled to adults as well as juve-
niles in Greenbelt, Md, was
defeated by a 3-2 vote of the
city council last night.
Chief objection centered on
the inclusion Of adults in the
restricting activities
between 10 pm. and 6 am.
Between these hours the pro-
posal said it would be unlaw-
full Ito loiter. loaf or idle upon
or around any highway or puo-
lie place open to the public
whether 1t be private property
or not.
First offenders would have
been warned by a written no.
tice and then be subject to
fines from IS to 500 or up to
10 days in Jail for subsequent
violations. Businessmen per-
persons to violate the
would themselves be
held in violation Of the law.
, An anti-loitering ordinance
had been recommended by
town police to help curtail
vandalism and dis
orderly conduct. Mayor Alan
Kistler voted against the Pro-
posal. along with Councilnen
Thomas Canning and Bruce
Bowman. Voting for the crdi-
nance were Ccuncilmen Edgar
Smith and Dave Campion.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
HOSPITAL ACTS
ARE INJURED
LIKE 200 GIs

An imaginary troop train
had an imaginary accident
yesterday and Walter Reed
Hospital treated 200 mock
casualties during It's second
biennial Exercise Fire
drill" '
Soldiers on duty at the
hospital played the part Of
troops injured in a hypo-
thetical railway accident
near the Silver Spring Bal
timore g. Ohio station.
Doctors. nurses and aidmen
diagnosed, treated and
cared for the Casualties"
The exercise was held to
test the hospitals ability to
care for mass casualties in
the event Of a civil or mill.
tary disaster. %
Evening star., 1960-12-20
MARYLAND BRIEFS
owes Sees
Legislators
On Program

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 20 (AP).-
Gov. Tawes met for more thar
two hours today with his fiscal
advisors. and leaders of the
Maryland legislature, discussing
matters expected to come up
let the So-day session beginning
January a
Odell M. Smith, assistant to
the Governor, said the session
was Of q general nature with
the emphasis on fiscal prob
lens.
Absolutely no decisions were
reached" he said.
Gov. Tawes indicated after
receiving new revenue estimates
last week that he will ask the
legislature for q tax increase
to finance new spending in his
budget.
Although Maryland has sum
cient surplus funds on hand to
get by next year without a tax
raise, State fiscal specialists
have warned that q major in.
crease in taxes would be neces-
'sary In 1862 If a more modest
tax adjustment is not enacted
in 1861.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Dead Man Found
On Renewal Site

The body of a man, about
40, was found yesterday amid
the rubble of a house at 3O5
Eleventh street S.W.. which is
being torn down for the South
west urban renewal program.
Police said they were unable
to make a positive identiflca-
ton Immediately. They said
the white man, who was fully
clothed and wore O winter
jacket, apparently had not
been dead too long.
E. P. McGann, Il, o crane
operator for the Cornell Wreck
ing Co., scooped the body out
Of the basement of the house
as he was clearing away the
rubble.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald said an autopsy would
be made today to determine the
cause Of death.
Evening star., 1960-12-20

Mr.. Finan was appointed at
torney general by the Governor
yesterday succeeding C. Ferdi-
nand Sybert. The 46-year-old
Cumberland attorney will move
into the post when Mr.. Sybert
is sworn in as a Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals next month.
Mr.. Finan's elevation to at
torney general, a post he is
expected to seek by election in
1862, will also create an even-
tual vacancy in the chairman
ship Of the Democratic Party of
Maryland. 1t is expected, how
ever, that he will continue in
the political post for several
more months.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Arson Seen
In House Fire

A fire, believed to have been
the result Of arson, DESTROYED
an unoccupied two-story frame
house in the Branchville area
of College Park early today.
The two-alarm fire occurred
about $3.50 am. at 90l9 Fifty
first avenue, bringing out
volunteer fire units from
Branchville, College Park,
Berwyn Heights, Riverdale and
Beltsville.
Branchville firemen and
Prince Georges County police
both said the fire appeared to
have been deliberately set.
The origin, they reported, is
under investigation by County
Fire Marshal Lawrence r.
Woltz.
A next-door neighbor re-
ported the fire and told police
ne saw a car drive Oh Just
before seeing the blaze.
Firemen said the blaze ap-
peared to have started in the
rear Of the house. Flames
swept throughout the house
apd through the roof, = leaving
only a hollow shell. They said
they considered the house o
total loss.
Police said the owner, Mrs.
Virginia Howard, lives in Key
West, Fla.
Evening star., 1960-12-20

planes. Government testimony
was that the airplane parts
were taken to the homes Of
Mr.. Owens and Mr.. Conner and
to q storage room at the South
ern Trail Casino from o barn
on Mr.. Shaw's property.
Mr.. Owens. the only defense
witness to testify. said he be-
came a partner for $3.50 with
Conner at his request and
understood the goods were sur
plus property. The plan was
to resell the parts at a profit.
Mr.. Owens said he under
stood Mr.. Conner to say that
MIR. Shaw received the parts
as rental payment for the Gov
ernment's use Of his property
for storage.
FBI Agent James Sibert
testified he was present en-
November 20 at Mr.. Conner's
home when Mr.. Conner and
Mr.. Owens tried to sell some OF
the parts to Lee Childs, vice
president of the Tusco Corp.
Navion Division at Galveston,
Tex. Mr.. Sibert said Mr.. Childs
offered to buy landing gear
parts for 10 per cent Of the re-
sale price but Mr.. Conner asked
for is per cent. No deal was
made.
Mr.. Owens said he did not
know the parts were stolen.
The FBI said the parts were
identified by tags and other
markings as Government prop
erty. Questioned by Defense
Attorney Paul J. Bailey. Mr..
Sibert said Mr.. Conner and
Mr.. Owens made no effort to
conceal or hide the parts or
ask Mr.. Childs not to reveal
the attempted transaction.
Evening star., 1960-12-20

cal authority to establish storm
drainage districts to pay for
those facilities.
The city sought park tax ex-
emption for residents in Twin
brook Forest. Meadow Hall and
st. Mary's Park.
The League asked for a law
requiring a vote Of five county
council members to override
zoning recommendations of To-
cal jurisdictions.
In other action, the Rock
vile City Council last night
created a new coming classifi-
cation for l-acre lots.
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Woman Dies in Fire

THURMONT. Nd, Dec. 20
(AP).-Mrs. Wilbur Toms died
last night when fire destroyed
her home about three miles
south Of here on Blue Noun
tain.
Dr.. B. o. Thomas, Frederick
County medical examiner, Or
dered an autopsy to determine
the cause of Mrs. Toms death.
Her body was found in a bed
ROOM
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Airport Owner Held
In $lO0, 900 AT Theft

Martin L. Shaw, one of the
owners Of the Rose Valley Air
port at Friendly. Nd, was
arrested by the FBI yesterday
and charged with stealing more
than 500. 900 in Air Force plane
parts.
The 5s-year-old suspect, who
is q steam engineer with ofices
in the 2l0o block Of z street
NV. and a cattle buyer, was
taken into custody at his home
in the 800 block Of Allentown
road, according to the FBI.
He also is charged with sell.
ing and delivering the property
to Dennis r. Conner, 81, Of La
Plata, and Mr.. Conner's broth
er-in-law, Donald r. Owens, 80,
also OF La Plata, both Charles
County casino operators.
The FBI described Mr.. Shaw,
q native Of Piedmont, s. c., as
one Of three owners Of the
C&K Enterprises, which inI
turn owns the Rose Valley Air
port. According to the FBI.
the stolen property was taken
in October and November. The
FBI said the property was
stored at the airport under an
arrangement with the Aero
Club, an organization run by
the Air Force for military and
civilian personnel interested in
flying.
Released on Bond
MFR. Shaw was arraigned yes
terday before United States
Commissioner Samuel w. H.
Meloy in Upper Marlboro and
waived preliminary hearing.
He was released in $1,000 bond.
Mr.. Conner and Mr.. Owens
also appeared before Mr.. Meloy
yesterday and were ordered
held for Federal Court action
In Baltimore. Each Is charged
with receiving stolen goods. |
However, Commissioner Meloy |
reduced bond for each man
from $4,000 to $1,000 at the
close Of the three -hour pre-
liminary hearing.
Mr.. Meloy said the Govern
ment had established grounds
Of probable cause in the case
Of Mr.. Conner, operator Of the
Aqua Land at Morgantown,
Nd, and the Southern Trail
Casino at Newburg, Nd, and
Mr.. Owens, operator Of the 30l
Ranch at Waldorf.
Owens Testifies
Assistant United States At
torney John r. Hargrove pre-
sented testimony that the
stolen property consisted of
spare parts for Navion LII
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Parker ond LoveIess Named
Judges in Prince Georges

Roscoe H. Parker of Cheverly
and Ernest A. Loveless, jr.,
Of Clinton will occupy two
newly created seats on the
Prince Georges Circuit Court.
Their appointments to the
Seventh Judicial Circuit were
made yesterday by Gov. Tawes.
Both are Democrats and were
on a list of candidates recon-
mended by both the county and
State bar associations.
The appointment OF Mr..
LovelesS. a Delegate to the
Maryland Assembly since 1855.
will leave a vacancy on the
county's Democratic seven
member legislative team whose
four-year term runs to 1862.
L. Harold Sothoron, chair
man Of the Prince Georges
Democratic State Central Com
mittee, said today the group
will meet after Christmas to
make a recommendation for
Mr.: Loveless' replacement.
Mr.. Sothoron said the choice
will be forwarded to Gov.
Tawes in time for him, to make
the. appointment before the
opening Of the Maryland AS
sembly on January 4.
- Will Serve Until '62
The new delegate, along with
the two new judges, will serve
until 1862 when their posts
will be on the ballot in the
general election.
Mr.. Parker, "A, directed
Democratic campaigns in the
county in 1858 and 1860. He
currently is an investigator for
the State Real Estate Com
mission.
Previously Mr.. Parker was
counsel to the County Liquor
Board, an appointment he re-
ceived in May. 1855. He was
graduated from Southeastern
University Law School here in
194k
Mr.. Loveless, SO, a native of
Clinton. also was a counsel to
the. liquor board for four years,
ending in 1852. For the last
two years he has been chair
man Of the Southern Maryland
delegation to the Assembly.
Maryland Graduate
While q delegate, Mr.. Love-
less was chairman Of a Legis-
lative Council subcommittee
which paved the way for estab-
lishnent last year of the States
Economic Development Com.
mlS2on. He was graduated from
the University Of Maryland in
l943, George Washington Uni
versity Law School in 1947. and
received a masters degree in
law from the latter school a
year later.
The two new seats on the
hench were created last month
when voters approved a refer
endum. The measure was9Erit-
ten so that Mr.. LOyeless and
other lawmakers drafting the
proposals would be eligible for
appointment.
The appointment of Circuit
Court Judge Charles C. Mar
Evening star., 1960-12-20
: White House Turkey
BY the Associated Press

A 42-pound Maryland turkey
for the Eisenhowers' Christmas
dinner was received today at
the White HoAse.
The live turkey was received
by Homer Gruenther, a presi-
Dental assistant, on behalf of
President and Mrs. Eisenhower.
1t was presented by Arthur
(Buck) Briscoe, chairman of
the st. Marys County Develop
ment Committee.
Mr.. Briscoe also delivered a
gallon Of oysters. "the finest
from the waters Of our county"
The broad d-breast bronze tur-
key, : called "Mr. st. Marys
County w." was raised on the
Thompson turkey farm at
Great Mills, Md.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Man Being Sought
For Beating Woman

A 23-year-old man is being
sought by Laurel MD town
police in connection with the
beating Of a waitress in a
hotel.
The victim was identified by
police as Mrs. Bertha Young.
%. who lived at Aliens Cabins,
on Route ! near Laurel. She
was found beaten and uncon-
scious Sunday in room ct the
Sargent Hotel, police said.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Thieves Seize $3.50

!, OCEAN CITY. Md, Dec. 20
CAPD.-Thieves escaped with
$3.50 in cash. IN automatic pis-
tol and, q tear-gas pencil yes
terday from a boardwalk motel
here,
Evening star., 1960-12-20

bury to the Court Of Appeals
last week leaves still another
vacancy to be filled in Prince
Georges. Judge Ralph w. Pow
ers, who took the oath of once
in october. thus becomes the
county's senior jurist after only
three months on the bench.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
SECRETARY'S POST
SEEN FOR SIMPKINS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. 20
(APl.-Gov. Tawes is expected
to name an executive assistant,
Lloyd L. Simpkins of Princess
Anne. as Maryland'S new sec
retary of State succeeding
Thomas B. Finan.
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Bor Group Elects

John B. Wright, an Annapo-
lis attorney, has been elected
president Of the Marylan d
Plaintiffs Bar Association.
Evening star., 1960-12-20

Ifyou use Mrs. Flbert's Margarine, you know
its favor secret. taste so sweet and fresh
no other margarine has ever been able to du-
plicate it.
But Mrs. Flbert's offers more than delicious
favor. Today there are important facts you
should know about Mrs. Flbert's and your
family's health.
Much is being written about fats in the diet.
Some claim that saturated animal fats build up
cholesterol in the blood, while unsaturuted veg
etable oils may help reduce cholesterol.
Since evidence is still inconclusive in this
area, we believe your doctor is the one to advise
you about food fats, cholesterol, and your diet.
However, we think you would like to know
that Mrs. Flbert's Margarine is made from
Evening star., 1960-12-20

only the finest domestic vegetable oils, which
contain no cholesterol. These oils, partially
hydrogenated for texture, remain over so%
unsaturatedin Mrs Filbert's. They are specially
blended, delicately favored in secret way,
and enriched with vitamins and D. Salt con-
tent is very low.
AS a result, Mrs. Filbert's is a nutritious,
healthful food ). highly digestible,. providing
quick energy, helping your body make use of
important proteins and carbohydrates.
Your whole family can enjoy Mrs. Flbert's
wih confidence.
Use Mrs. Flbert's as delicious tablespread,
as a favorful seasoning .. as a digestible
shortening for all your cooking, baking, frying.
You'll taste the reason SO many people prefer
Mrs. Flbert' to any spread, regardless of price.
Evening star., 1960-12-20

Assistant United States At
torney John r. Hargrove pre-
sented testimony that the
stolen property consisted of
spare parts for Navion LII
Evening star., 1960-12-03
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK AREA. near Nd.
q. and paEkway-A. spotless brick
4hes loan, TO save time and
money for you, and features fire.
place In liv. rm... . big bedrms..
de luxe kit, with disposal and
ample cabinet space; excellent con-
struction. plasteled walls, spar.
king hardwood fiooIifia. and the
lot is beautiful; reduced $1,000,
and new flexible terms.
CAPITOL HEIoHTs-convenient to
d c. and Andrews: Gl. no money
down and approx. SS3 mo. total
payments for 0-room Colonial. In
good condition. Separate din.
room and equipped kit. 3rd bed
nm. or den, Level lot; $3.50 down,
nonvet.
NO RED TAPE-Assume SIS mo.
payments on an economical. 81
bedrm. home. with large liv. room
and separate din. room, large
front porch, alum. covered and
big concrete rear patio and utility
6hed. fenced lot with 75.ft. 'front.'
age; nr. everythinG.
PRINCE GEORGES PRoPERTIEs
AP. 7.f7S4
Evening star., 1960-12-03
BM0pen
BETHESDA

Two-year-old brk. Colonial on deep
fenced lot. 1st-f. bedrm. and fluff
bath. 3-bedrms.. 9 baths up. Huge
closets. 2 fireplaces. Recreation
rfn. plus porch. Close to 81. James
pc Chantel public schools and
snoppins. Bulldogs own home.
DIR: Out GeorgetoWn I'd. 3b
miles to KINGS Wood rd., right 10
69l3 and Parker Open sign.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Guard Development Co.
JE. 4-8a4a
END-OF-YEAR SALE

NudLu OcV6lOpInenL GO.
JE. 4-6a4a
END-OF-YEAR SALE
ANNANDALE - Owner sacrincina
this coy 3.bedroom home at $500
Selow appraisal to move into new
home next door. This beautiful
wooded, almost an acre, has real
value and should appreciate raps
NATIONAL MILITARY REALTY
~. 4-O9OO 24-HR. SERVICES
ENTgRfAlNERs DELIGMT!-sueh
. spacious foyer entrance for Rra-
eiouS welcoming guests and whaS
. deliahtful floor plan for enter
tafnins: dozens Of friends may
move about this home with eiort-
iess ease! Conversation GROUPINGS
ars aIs..a 70 , problem in the big ARE.
JOY 10 the formal dinins rnl.. ana
everyone can have o hall in the
brick. 4:BEDRooM. 2.BATH, Caps
Cod-styie home sa conveniently:
situated near schools and shops in
choice N. Arlington neighborhood.
GOOD terms at $26,SO0. JORDAN,
INC. Realtors, FL. $4,000. Ewes. /,
JE. S-.HOf,
FAIRFAX-Beaut. brk. homes. In
Fairfax Tovnc Estates, located on
nice lot with finished streets, sewer
and water: COW. to schools. shop
PING and transp.. In the town Of
Fairfax. Price. S:U.50O and up,
Eiss sissr,S sony. I,,,In, nnsnsins arranged.
Co. jE. $3.50. NAAhlH
FAIRFAx-split level, q bedrmS.
III baths, den. family rm.. pan.
sTm. sleH 0st;; smt 1os; iosn lot es 81 '5eo As.
FARFAxICebbdale subdivision.
rms, 2 baths: nm. rec. rm., din.
water. Priced to sell AUSTIN fS' D
THOMPSON REALTY Co. JE.
FALLS CHURCH-super value, 4.
bedrm.. .I-bath, eenter-hali CO.
Den beautiful trees ana aD a.siess.. iiess.
hsh pond. fenced, storm doors
and windows: Sla.s5O. Builders
trade, 81 900 down. CHATEAU
REALTY. JE. .-446l.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Ideal in
yestment for young executive that
spiit.ievei for S34, 800. Loe. on
a-acre corner lot, with sewer,
water and gas. Is min. to down.
town wash; bedrms., 2 baths,
gar, porch, rec. rm., h.-w. base
board heat; plastered walls. KE.
FALLS CH.-$6, 900; no settlement;
oedrms., mod. kit, din. rni.
80: 80 mo. incl. utils. JE. "-95bS.
FALLS CHURCH, Woodley, South
Rambler. three bedrooms, rec, rm.
in basement. fireplace in living
room: vacant. S11.5OO. LYNN
REALTY, JE. 2-9400; ewes, JE.
FALLS CHURCH-$27, $50
A setting of towering trees sur.
rounds this charming, 3-bedrm. p
bath rambler on i..acre: unusual
huse de luxe kit, .n-ft. func.
tional scr. porch across rear: fun
bsrnt.. concrete patio; hot-water
Dashboard heat Lge. 5hrs loan
may be assumed.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. ::a:5. Realtor JE. e-46s4
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrn.. ~.
bath Cape Cod; sep. din. rm., kit.
500: $1,000 dn. OWNER. JE.
.-ST56. ia Z. Marshall ST. bee
tween Rtes. ~ and so.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Three. bed.
trust; excel. loca ton. Holland Hali
VILLAGE, Alex, Va. so. 5-8f42.
FALLS CHURCH-BRILYN PIX.
bedrm., .-bath brk. split, hest
eond.; large fenced lot. estab-
lished flowers, trees, garden: Gas
h.-w.h. Assume lse. 4iaT GI.
Reas. down payment required No
arents. sls.95O. OWNER, JE. 4.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
m&0peh
CLINTON
1h-ACRE LOT

EXTRA INCOME HOMES
Two custom built homes are differ
ent. Kitchen like q ladies paradise.
Living rm,. 3 large bedrms., din
ina rm,, "a baths, Ice. side porch.
carport. Lower level is beautifully
designed for q rec. room or enc.
ency apartment. Has well-equip,
kitchen with lac. refgr.; bath;
overlooking beautiful terrace. Lee.
green lawn with plenty OF shade
trees. A wonderful environment
for children. These homes built
by c. N. a. c. B. Hartman for
extra -larse families. or who would
like 70 rent out terrace apt. for
extra income. $23,a6O; SIS, 900
dn,, or will take trade e-ins. DIR =:
Out Branch ave. sc. 0 mi. over
d. C. line, turn left on Surratt rd.
go I mi. to Poplar Hill Estates,
follow open house signs. JU. 8.
4SD5. RE. 6-s54J. A.
COLLEGE PIX. ESTs.-4-bedroom
split: all-elec. kit. dishwasher, 4
baths, patio; selling at q sacr. at
r.. 100, Sj,OUu down; must ace
to apprcciate. OWNER. OR. 4-ibl3.
0-FAMII,Y RRICK-4 yra oid. S10n
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2 ACRES PLUS
Large Colonial
1T0pen

A SPECIAL OFFER
CLINTON. only $IO.95O for this
7-rm. .-and.bath rambler constructed
on your lot. Financing avail. Only
by inspecting this home can you
appreciate the opportunity this
ofier presents to you and your
family. To reach: Out Route No,
b ana Branch ave. to stop liFht
et j.; Chevrolet. Turn left approx
! mile then left on Delano drive.
arc REALTY INC. 301-sT,
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RANDOLPH HILLS
$500 DOWN
BALANCE Is YEARS

The utmost In all-briek ramhlers
Creek PARK. spacious 3-6sdrn'. :.
bath homes: full daylight base
ment, modern, completely equip
kitchen with table space: sep. din
ing room, economical gaS heat. II
you are tired OF being told your
salary Is too low to qualify you
fer. an FHA or OF loan. let us ex-
plain the ADVANTAGES Of our con-
ventional financing with the un-
heard Of low. low. $500 down pay
paney before christmas, These
houses are open daily from II
EN-. I'll dark. Call WI. 6-4ela
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