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Evening star., 1960-08-13
Bishops Brother
Leuvino China

HONG KONG. Saturday, Aug.
13 (AP).-WilliaIn c. Walsh,
70-year-old attorney from Cum
berland, Nd. is heading home
from Red China after visiting
His wife. who has been walt
ing in Hong Kong, had two
brief telephone conversations
with him in the past two weeks,
but the connections were poor
and she said she learned little
beyond the fact that Bishop
Walsh is in good health and
spirits.
The bishop is serving a 20
year term on charges Of
espionage.
his 69-year-old brother, Bishop
James E. Walsh, in a Shanghai
prison. s.
A spokesman at the Peace
Hotel in Shanghai, where Mr..
Walsh spent nearly two weeks,
said he boarded q train for the
South China city Of Canton
last night.
Mr.. Walsh is expected to
reach Canton early Sunday and
cross the border into this Brit
iSh colony q few hours later.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
West HurIs Back
Protest on Berlin
By the Associated Press

The United States, Britain
apd France have rejected So
Wet charges about an alleged
military use of Berlin and have
fired similar charges at the
Communists.
The Soviet Union, in a June
80 note, had accused West Ger
many Of recruiting men in West
Berlin for military service. The
Russians also said that West
Germany was using the econ
omy Of West Berlin for mill
tary preparations.
In identical notes toaMoscow
yesterday. the Western powers,
which occupy West Berlin. de-
MED the accusations and
charged instead that Commu-
mist East Germany was using
East Berlin for its military
buildup..
The United States, Britain
and France said they hoped
"the Soviet government now
proposes to take measures" to
stop such practices.
The Russians say they con-
slider East Berlin the capital
Of East Germany rather than
their occupied sector.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

Editors Note: Questions on the
Bible and religion con be addressed
to Dr.. Carlyle Adoms. in core Of
The Ster All questions must be
signed, but the nomes Of writer's will
not be published. Dr.. Adoms does
not reod anonymous Ietters.)
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Child FotoIity
Ruled Accident

A coroner's jury has ruled
that the traffic death Tuesday
of 3-year-old Renee Toms, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Toms Of 350l Thir-
teenth street NV, was &C.
cidental. -:
The driver of the auto that
struck the child. Mrs. LaVerne
c. Edmondson. 81, of 4712
Eighth street NE. told police
she was not Immediately aware
her car had hit the child. The
accident occurred at Holmead
place and Newton street NV.
After a hearing yesterday in
the corporation counsel'S Of
fee. Mrs. Edmondson was
charged with failure to give
full time and attention to her
driving and ordered to appear
in Municipal Court on Monday.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Adventist l.
Cites PeriIs,of
Lesw,d Books

BALTIMORE. Aug. 15s.(AP)
"A conference of Seventh-day
Adventists was told yesterday
that smut peddlers are a
greater threat to youth than
cancer or polio, ,-.- g
I'VE are winning the battle
against disease, but losing the
war against a more deadly
enemy" Bruce M. Wickwire
said in an address at the an
nual meeting Of Chesapeake
Adventists. =
He is secretary of the pub
fishing department of the Co.
lumbia Union Conference OF
Seventh day Adventists a
Washington and a former mis-
sionary IN the Far East.
THE flood of lewd books and
magaZines overflowing the
shelves Of American newsstands
today constitutes nothing more
than brazen textbooks on crime
and perversion," he said. He
called for parents and edu-
Gators to promote good litera-
ture to create a thirst for
worthwhile reading by youths.
More than 2,50o persons from
Maryland and Delaware are at
tending the conference, which
continues through August 20.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Press Institute Reps
CeyIon Control Plan

ZURICH. Switzerland, Aug.
IL (AP). The International
Press Institute issued q strong
protest today against the Cey-
Ion governments new plans
for broadening press owner
ship" ~.
The institute. a private or
ganization Of publishers in "A
countries. said government IN
trusion into newspaper owner
ship and forced sale Of news
paper interests win mean the
end Of press freedom and can
only undermine confidence in
this governments intention to
maintain that democracy which
the people Of Ceylon have so
far enjoyed"
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Reserve Bourd
Extends Rate Cut
By the Associated Press

The Federal Reserve Board
yesterday authorized the Fed
eral Reserve Bank Of Mime
apolis to lower its discount rate
from 31a to 8 per cent, effec-
tive Monday.
Four other reserve banks had
been granted similar permis-
sion Thursday. They are the
bank at New York, Cleveland,
Richmond and Kansas City.
The remaining seven reserve
banks are expected to- take
similar action later.
The discount rate is the in
terest a member bank pays
when borrowing from the Fed
eral Reserve System.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

when did Cod come into ex-
istence?"
.Answer-lt was DR.. William
f. Hooking, long professor of
philosophy at Harvard. who
said, Hell is eternity without
God" Heaven is the condition
of eternity in the presence OF
the blessed vision of God, de-
pending on the degree of our
love for Him.
1t was St. Thomas Aquinas
who wrote, He who has more
love will see God more perfect
ly and be more blessed"
We cannot know, the full
meaning of heaven. But we
know Heaven is q condition OF
being rather than a geographic
place. St. Paul wrote. Nov we
know in part. Then shall we
know even as we are known.
Released BY The Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1960)
Evening star., 1960-08-13

Today, in the Uzbek Republic
Of the Soviet Union, long an op-
pressed minority region, persons
Of both sexes and all colors, live
together in prosperous har-
mony, according to the former
president Of Howard University.
DR.. Mordecai w. johnson,
who retired on June 80 after SO
years as president of Howard,
described his 1859 visit to the
Asian state last night before
members Of the National As
sociation of College Women at
their 37th annual convention in
the Willard Hotel.
DR.. johnson, and his wife
spent two weeks in Russia last
November. When he asked au-
thorities there if he could see
how their minoritieso lived, he
and his wife were flown some
$500 miles into Moslem Uzbek.
Free Care
Working, women are given
vacations with pay when they
become pregnant" DR.. johnson
related. They go to govern
ment prenatal clinics where
they receive the best possible
care-and its all free"
After the child is born, DR..
johnson said. the state Is pre-
pared to take over as much or
as little Of the mothers respon-
sibility as she wishes. And, as
the child grows up, DR.. john
son said. there are state nurs-
cries and boarding schools
where the children are under
the control Of women who are
experts in pediatrics.
Another feature Of the So
Wet Union, DR.. johnson said,
is medical schools that spe-
cialize' in pediatrics where the
women who run the clinics for
children are trained.
Women play an important
role in the government of the
USSR, DR.. Johnson said. Many
of the political leaders of Uzbek
are women. some colored and
some white. he related.
Crop in Colors
One of the chief products
Of Uzbek. he said. is cotton,
and a method for growing
colored cotton is being devel-
oped. They grow cotton with
the dye right in it, some beige,
some purple and, some blue, /"
he said.
One agricultural feature that
caught his eye. he said, was
the feeding Of wine to cows
DR.. johnson said he remem-
bers from his own farm days
that cows that ate onion grass
gave milk that tasted of onions.
Il was worried about the
children getting alcohol in the
milk" he said, but they (the
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Aleeriuns Execute
Two French Soldiers

TUNIS, Tunisia, Aug. 13
(AP).-The Algerian rebel pro-
visional government announced
last night two French soldiers
taken prisoner have been exc
cuted.
A communiQue said the SOL
dierS, Michel Castera and
Georges lie Gall. were shot after
being condemned for crimes
against the Algerian civil popu-
lation." There were no details.
The executions were expected
to touch of bitter reaction in
France and among European
residents OF Algeria.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

revising Of the Bible? Which
churches belong to the World
Council?"
Answer-The officers of the
World Council Of Churches
have absolutely no connection
with communism. The World
Council of Churches had moth
tng at all to do with the Re-
EiSed Standard Version Of the
Bible. This was sponsored by
the National Council OF the
Churches Of Christ in the
USA.
! But the National Council
also is completely devoid of any
connection with communism.
The RSV Bible was not an at
tempt to revise but to make a
more accurate and modern
translation. It was carried on
simultaneously with another
similar project Of revision by
scholars Of the Roman Catholic
Church, producing what is
known as the Confraternity
Edition of the Bible. 1t was a
faithful translation from the
oldest available Hebrew and
Greek manuscripts.
The World Council of
Churches has a permanent
general secretary, the Rev.
DR.. Willem A. Wiser t Hooft,
q minister Of the Reformed
Church in The Netherlands.
The American executive secre-
tary is the Rev. DR.. Roswell P.
Barnes, a minister Of the United
Presbyterian Church, USA.
There is a presidiurn made
up Of six presidents of equal
rank. They are the Very Rev.
John Baillie of the Church of
Scotland (Presbyterian) Bishop
Sante Uberto Barbieri Of the
Methodist Church in Brazil,
Bishop Otto K. Didelius of
the Lutheran Church in Ger
many, Metropolitan Juhanon
Mar Thoma Of the Mar Thoma
Church of India. the Rt. Rev.
Henry Knox Sheriff. of the
Protestant Episcopal Church,
USA, and the Archbishop Iaka-
Sos of the Greek Orthodox
Church in North and South
America.
Question-"DoeS the Jewish
religion have the story of the
fall Of the angels and the fol-
lowing battle between Michael
and Lucifer in it, or is this
Christian truth omitted from
their belief?
Answer-Both Lucifer and
Michael have their origins in
Hebrew Chence Jewish) sacred
writings. I suppose the writer
is thinking of the passage in
Revelation (the Apocalypse)
1919. But only the name of
Michael is mentioned here.
Michael is referred to in the
Book Of Daniel as the patron
angel of Israel. Ancient He
brew writings declare thtt ST.
tan Cor the dragon or the SER
pent) was hurled from heaven.
This is found in an old book
called the Secrets of Enoch.
Question: am very old. /
am confused when ! read the
Bible. 1t says we are either
going to heaven or hell when
when we die. What is our occu-
patton during eternity? Where
Is heaven located? How and
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Col. Webb Named

Col. Willard Webb has been
named assistant commander of
the 80th Army Reserve Divi-
sion. now holding summer
training at Fort Knox, KY. He
is chief Of the Stack and
Reader Division Of the Library
Of Congress.
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Soviet Minority Found
Happy y by Educator :

MANAGERS of the collective
farm assured me that all Of
the alcohol was absorbed by
the cows"
But the feeding Of wine to
cows increased the milk output
by Is per cent" he said.
AS he was leaving Uzbek. DR..
johnson said, the manager of
one of the farms said to him,
tearfully. through an inter-
prefer:
'Dr. johnson. I have a SON.
you have a son. Why do they
have to kill one a1other?"
They don't" answered DR..
johnson. "They will find a way
to live together-even though
they are different"
Evening star., 1960-08-13
Sl61,1eS Roisedg 6

The Red Cross has RECEIVED
$16l,19s for its disaster fund
from the American Contract
Bridge League. The money was
raised in charity tournaments
held throughout Canada,
Mexico and the United States.
Evening star., 1960-08-13

: METHODIST tIndependent)
Evening star., 1960-08-13
OUR RELIGIONS
BY CARLYLE ADAMS

:, Question-"You may find this an unusual re-
quest but need information on the World Council of
Churches Is it, or its office-hoders, in any way
connected with communism? Did the council play
any part in bringing about the Standard Revised
Bible (sic)? Were the basic meanings changed in the
Evening star., 1960-08-13

. DIVINE SCIENCE
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

With nine returning letter
men on the squad, the Durant
Tigers open a ten game sche-
dule Friday night when they
play host to always power
full McAdams Bulldogs.
Last year Coach Dale Bra
sher's Tigers defeated the
Bulldogs 200 in their march
to the Mid-State Conference
Championship, winning IL
games without a defeat.
Friday nights game is eX-
pected to be much closer this
year, however since the
Tigers will be playing minus
six of last years starters.
Gone from the team are Ode
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
Conference Champs
Have 9 Lettermen
Returning This Year

Burrell, h Conferences
most publicized halfback,
quarterback Johnny Mason,
who was injured most of last
season, center Ronnie John
son, Tackle William Henry
Hathcock, End James Henry
Mcclellan, and guard Bill Nc
Lellan.
Coach Brasner and his as
sistant Harvey Ray. in his
first year as coach since
graduating from MillsapS, are
building their hopes on an
other successful season a.
round these returning letter
men; quarterback Charles
Myers; fullback Morris Keith,
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

unity office during the period
August 20 through September
9.
4. Practices and cost-shar-
ing will be approved by the
ASC county committee on
September IL and farmers
who file a request will be no.
titled Immediately thereafter
of the practices approved.
Although the 1861 program
will extend throughout the
year and farmers requests
for assistance will be accept
ed all during the year, funds
available for the 1861 pro-
gram are not sufficient to
permit the approval of assist
ance for all conservation
practices that should be es-
tablished. Therefore, it is
most important that all far
mers who desire assistance
on their conservation pro-
blems file g request during
the period August 20 through
September 9.
Practices for which cost
sharing is available under the
1861 program include:
1. The planting of perman-
ent pasture.
2. The Improvement of an
existing permanent pasture.
3. The application of lime.
4. Planting of winter cover
crops.
5. Construction of livestock
water ponds.
6. The construction of
bitches.
z The planting of tree seed
lings.
8. Improving a stand of
timber.
Farmers are reminded that
a request for cost-sharing
must be filed in the ASC CO.
unity office before a practice
is started.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
Was Approved
For Holmes County

August Is, 1860, and will end
December 81, 1861.
2. Every farmer in the
county will receive a letter
not later than August "a con-
corning the time and place
for filing requests for cost
sharing as we'll as a list Of
practices available and rates
Of cost-sharing applicable to
the practices.
3 Requests for cost-sharing
may be filled in the ASC CO.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
Durant Tigers Open Season Friday Night With McAdan1s

end Johnny Vaughn, guard
Dale Lewis, tackle Wesley
Leopard, guard-center Bobby
Cain, end Larry Ellis and half
backs Larry Ramage and
Mackie Huddleston.
McAdams Bulldogs will be
working for the first time
under new head Coach Char
lie Porter, well known in this
area, since he attended high
school at Sails and Holmes
Junior College. For the past
eight years he has been
coaching a high school team
in Arkansas, where he had a
record of rs wins. Last sea-
son he led his team to a 10
game victory and one tie.
Since August Is, Coach
Brasher has had his boys
working twice daily, in pre-
paration for their defense of
the Conference championship.
This is the popular coaches
second season to lead the
Tigers. The team will be a
little heavier this year than
in the past.
Game time at Bennett Field
in Durant is 800 pm.
Five of the Tigers 10 games
will be played on the home
field. After McAdams, the
Tchula Panthers will come
to Durant on September 9.
Following that game they
will travel to Kilmichael for
their second conference game,
then return home on Sept.
%, to host Conference foe
Walden.
Sept. 80, will be an open
date then the next two games
will be played away from
home, at Itta Bent and Union.
October 81 Homecoming OPP
ponent will be Ethel, then car
rollton away. The last home
game will be Nov. 4 against
Brandon, a newcomer to the
Tiger schedule, and on Nov.
IL, the Tigers will go to Lex
ington to meet arch rivals
the Lexington Hornets.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

MI. Lynn Jordan, Chairman
of the Holmes Agricultural
Sterilization and Conserva-
ton County Committee, an
nounced today that the 1861
ACP has been approved for
Holmes County. He also an
nounced a schedule that will
be followed in the approval
Of cost-shares for conservation
practices for Holmes County
farmers. The schedule follows.
l. The 1861 ACP will begin
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01
List OF Lond TO Be Sold For Toxes
THE STAIE OF MISSISSIPPI, County Of Holmes

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, County of Holmes
|, Mrs. A. P. Smith, Tax Collector of the County of
Holmes in said State, will sell on the 3rd Monday of Sep
TENDER, A. ID, 1860, at the South door of the Court House
of said County in the City of Lexington, Mississippi, to the
highest bidder or bidders for cash, if any there be, all the
following described lands, situated in said County, on which
the Taxes remain unpaid at that date, to-Wit:
Joe Cerame, Jr, 122 A E of Levee in e. Sci & 5.46
A SCI NE4 DB P 1874 Z IA Nv
WI SW4 less "a e of Lake off S side & 1854 A off
S side SW2 NV DB At P 1874 8 MID Nv
Lot in Thornton less % A for w 8 IA Nv
Lots SIS & 65 8 IA Nv
PIT. lot 5 s ii NV
Lot in Thornton (36 x 1915 fit. DE 43 P
19 8 ii w
Lot IA x so fl. DB 40 P ITO s IA NV
1 lot in Thornton home 8 IA Nv
Joseph A. Carter SE4 SW4 35 II 1E l246
Henry Gentry, est. lis A 26 10 2E n44
Mary Harris, est. PIT. lot 148 E Torrey Crk, Uex)
PIT. lot 18 E Torrey Ck UexD 25O4
Percy MCGEE, est. 484 A Ell NW4 DB AZ P 55 Is Is 1E 1888
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

More than $72 billion in U.
S. Savings Bonds has been
used in the past 10 years to
improve or buy new homes, for
education, retirement, and 9th
err benefits for the savers and
their families.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

NOTICE OF A OF LAND FOR DE
|LINOUENT AXE TAT OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES COUNTY
l. w. o. Thompson, Tax Collector of the City of Lex
ington, Mississippi, will on Monday, the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1860. Within legal hours of said day, at the south
front door of the City Hall in the City of Lexington, Hol-
mes County, Mississippi, offer for sale and sell, in the man
ner provided by law, to the highest bidder or bidders for
cash. if any there be, all of the following lands situated in
the City of Lexington, Holmes County, Mississippi, for de-
inquent municipal taxes due thereon for the year 1859, re-
naming unpaid.
NAME DESCRIPTION TAX & COST
Fisher Morris E, Christine Lots 2o & 221 CPecan Grove
sub PIT Lot 1877 (DB 70 PIG. 1867 S13y55
Haynes, George 95 Fl. Off N. Side Lot 3 DB 70 PIG.
27e) Blk. 10 (RHYNE) $1O.45
Witness my Signature this the 22nd. day of August, 1861.
w. o. Thompson
Tax Collector of the City of
Lexington, Mississippi.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

Money talks, and it usually
is talking about taking care of
itself.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

The things kill human
beings; hurry, worry and
grease.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

Coaches Dale Brasber and Harvey
Ray started football practices august
IS, 7vitb the following boys reporting.
Bottom ro7vs Charles Pritcbard, Dan
ny Humphrey, Billy Wells, Jerry Brock
Bob Jackson, Wesley Mcbride, Jerry
Streetman. Second r07v: Bill Mcclellan,
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

Elmer Keith, Willie Terry, Johnny
Lyner, Marion ManseU, Cade BicAer,
Larry Ramage and Mackie Huddleston.
Third dozv: Charles Myers, Morris Keith
Johnny Vaughn, Larry Ellis, Dale Leais,
Wesley Leopard and Bobby Cain.
Holmes County herald., 1960-09-01

Attend Church Sunday
Evening star., 1960-01-27
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

STORAGE Warehouse. shop and
once space, 60e TO 7Oc per SO.
It.. main street in Alexandria, |,
CaH JE. 3-1300, TIE. 6-1006.
1000 so. Fl; industrial, research
sngineering' Bethesda; 5000 mo.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
GallOWS Road

Good assumption on this
immaculate contemporary
rambler, = bedrmS. or . bed
rms. and den. ecuin. kitchen,
dining rm. End living rm.
with fireplace and bnamed
ceiling: well-landScaped; car
port and patio; extras in
cludP carpetine. air rondl-
TONERS ard ferced ward ap-
proximatelv $4,000 At 4iSoc
first trust; rriced at $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M N-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandra Virginia
King s-232O
Lee Hwy. tRouie @g-9lD
Fairfax Virginia
Crescent 3-456O
p3l North Glebe Road
Arlington virginia
Jackson 4-6060
Evening star., 1960-01-27

1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandra, VirHinis
South 1890
L06l BroOkfeld Plaza
sprinsheld, virginia
Fleetwood 4-S60O
Y s. At Route 1873
WOODBRIDGE Virginia
Dial 703-Gypsy 4-6Og0
Evening star., 1960-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

FAIRFAX BRICK RAMBLER - 3
bedrooms. Ia baths, de luxe
kitchen; full basement has knotty-
pine rec. room. SlS,75O. small
down payment for rieht family
Call ia. 7-O25O. MIL KE Y
REALTY co
Evening star., 1960-01-27
STORES FOR RENT

ARL.-New stores available In
thriving modern shoppina CEN
ter. located in densely occupied
apartment area OF Columbia pike
Excellent opportunity for barber
shop, bakery. florist or fancy
grocer B. NJ SMITH, Realtor.
IA 4-Aoun
Evening star., 1960-01-27
BARR REALTY, INC.
.lI6 wilson Blvd IA i-335O

PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
Prevails for the fastihiDu5 deseTv-
inF the hest In a suburban home
We are proud TO offer this custom
built home ieatur.rC spacious
bedrooms. > bsth,, ccntPr-hall en-
trance, 2H-ft. liVlnS room Ijxl5-
IT. dining room, fun basement
with C,uhroom, H-caT garage the
lot is a corner peauty. laaded with
toWsrinp trees. A prestige home.
ideal for quiet. seclusion or enter
tAinment priced S34 ,ahO. Call
IA j-SS0O, SHANNON a. LUCHS,
REALTORS, 2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

APPROX. 1900 so. FT.-b rm
and bath house, will rent, Lam
ham. Nd. AP. 7-593l or WA
7-63"5
BETHESDA-Store, . years old;
immed. occupancy or can take
over i2-year lease. 90 II. by
IS IT; parking In rear: air cond
| lI-year partial mortgage at 5ht,
sale price, $40 900. VIII accept
ssecond mortgage. S2O,OU down
payment, 1857 Bethesda ave, HA
I-iili
DOWNTOWN-Nr. Courthouse. OF.
nee and investment property
Prime loo. once space avail. For
details call JOHN L. SHELTON
Rcaltor, 10. "-2O0O.
UPPER GA. AVE-Cor. brick BLDG
good income, priced to sell KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. $4,000.
goth St. Near K
Attractive small once building
containing approx, 1000 50. IT,
uSable space Outstanding loca-
tion for engineers, architects or
other professions. For sale OF
wETNB1ERG g. BUSH, INC
1928 H st., NV. MA. s-SSoC
Evening star., 1960-01-27
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR LEASE

FOR SALE OR LEASE
loc. in the District. Mar.
yeious eXppSure, on prominent ave
Split-level warehouse and once
space approx. $4,000 50. It. RR
Sidins: 4 sep. entrances for load
lna and receiving: inside LANDING
docks; ample pairing. Entire
building heated, officeS air-cond
Finest copSt. Call George Jolson.
ST. $1,000; ewes, EN-. 3-0592
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. Realtors
Evening star., 1960-01-27
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AlR-COND., 1000 50. it.. home.
once, studio all in one: Meridian
Hill studios. Embassy area $4,000
year lease; liv. rm. 20x25. DU.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
GORDIN-M -MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

ALEXANDRIA New
brick rambler in Blessed
Sacrament Parish 3 bed
rooms. tiled baths. l3-ft
gadRet packed Kitchen,
formal dining room Sig.-
500 Call CIR. 3-4j6O to
see II today,
WATERFRONT PRIVI-
LEGES - i-Dedrnom. >
baths. brick split level
overlooking OcC uan
Creek al WOODBRIDGE. -
II. living room, full base
ment, . freDlaceS, 2-
acre LOT '23.5OO. Dial
TOJ - Gypsy 5000 to
see II today
5-BEDROOM. brick Cape
Cod on corner in North
Arlington. Streamlined
kitchen, wall-to-wan car
peting throughout, 3
baths, recreation room.
baSement, garsEe Move
in noWl Walk TO bus,
shopping and c h ool is
S34,5OO. Call ia. 4-6060
to see 1t today.
NJOY PRIVACY--5-
bedroom, 3-bath, custom
built brick rambler. Ease
ment. 23xlS mahogany
psneled recreation room,
2s-ft. carport, i7-B 2
wooded lot. S3i,JnO Call
CIR 3-4560 TO see II today.