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, 1960-08-31

LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday

Continued from yesterday
1T seems to me very unfair that a person who is sup
posed to be committed to an institution should not be per-
mitted to attend a hearing to determine whether or not ne
will be confined to such institution. unless he obviously is
SO mad and raving that he menaces his own life and the
lives of others.
THE PRESIDENT: What about a man who is really
crazy. How are you going to- haul him in Court.
MR.. MADURO: The psychiatrist will determine
this. If he finds that he is raving then he will not permit
him to attend. The person who obviously IS not q pSycno-
nathic certainly should be present to hear what is being
said about him and should have some opportunity 10 say
something in his own behalf.
II PRESIDENT: Senator, will you introduce a
bill along that line? To amend the law il possible?
Mr.. MADURO. Yes, Mr.. President, | wish to make
another statement. Earlier in the session, Mr.. President,
you referred to a report that was prepared by the Special
Assistant to the Judiciary Committee. i you recall, earlier
T passed around a note requesting Q date Tor the Commit
tee to meet and discuss this report. / am still interested IN
having the committee meet and if it is possible this after
noon after the session. / will be happy to discuss this re-
port with the members Of my committee.
THE PRESIDENT: Are there any further privileges
Of the Floor? None. If there are nc objections the House
will now resolve itself into the Committee Of the Whole.
(Gavel soundS).
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
The House resolved itself into the Committee OF the
Whole and there conferred with Mr.. William G. Moore
with respect to a program for Low Cost Housing on Saint
Croix.
Budget Director Morris +. de Castro has also appear
ed before the Committee Of the Whole.
The cor mittee the following bills for
passage: Bills 1881, 1882, 1890, 1921, 1136, la, l144,
1850 and SO. Bills Nos. lib and 1882 were dropped in
Committee
PLENAR SESSION
H PRESIDENT: The Legislature Of the Virgin
Islands is hereby reconvened in formal session.
Are there any objections to the acceptance Of the
Committee Of the Whole's Report that Bills Nos. 1881,
1882, 1890, 1901, 1876, 1141, 1144, 1850 and 1869 be re-
ported out for consideration of the House?
MR.. DE LUGO: Mr.. President.
PRESIDENT: Senator de Lugo.
Mr. DE LUGO MIR. President, / am now speaking
for the Journal. / do not object to- the Committee of the
Whole reporting on these bills. However, / do wish to call
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Mr.. DE UGO The Daily file for the next days
meeting, Mr.. Chairman

Senator. | am sorry to disturb you, Senator, but just for
your edifcation, Rule 13, Section | states very clearly that
when bills are reported from Committee they shall be
listed and considered on the Daily File in the order in
which they have been reported from the Committee, and
from the Standing Committee, except as modified by the
Rules Committee, or a majority vote of the members Of the
Legislature.
When they are reported out they Immediately go on
the Daily File; it says 50 very clearly
MR.. DE LUGO: Where does the Daily File appear
under the order Of business, Mr.. President?
PRESIDENT: Senator, we are now under the
item Of Consideration Of Bills. And, when a bill is reported
out Of the Committee of the Whole and it comes up under
Consideration Of Bills, accordingly-except as modified
by the Rules Committee, or a majority OF the members OF.
the Legislature-then, it is placed on the File
DR.. NDUZE Mr.. President, if Senator de Lugo
would yield for a moment, may I call something to your
attention.
Consideration of the Daily file appears as IN under
the Order of Business Of Section 4 of Rule *. And bills on
Final Reading comes as e. Now, if we are placing bills
on the Daily File those bills must come up under item t.
on another Legislative. Day ...
PRESIDENT: Not necessarily, senator
DR. ANDUZE.Yes, Sir! That's the Order, Sir! That's
the Order, Mr.. President.
The Order Of Business lists the Consideration Of the
Daily File as IN II we are going to place those bills on
a Daily File, then, they should come up for consideration
under item "L"-Bills on Final Reading-on another le-
gislative day, that's according to the Rules.
PRESIDENT: According to the Rules as you
interpret them, Senator.
am interpreting the rules now. And, the bills are go-
ing to come out; they have been reported out of Commit
tee of the Whole by a Majority vote, and, accordingly,
they will come on the Daily File for consideration and
passage in accordance with the Organic Act.
DR.. ANDUZE We'll, Mr., President, you are using a
majority vote to do something that calls for a t~wo-thirds
vote.
THE PRESIDENT: No..
DIR ANDTTZE. Yas Mr. Chairman
THE PRESIDENT: There is no amendment to the
rules involved here; there is no amendment to the rule. [
say the order of business shall follow and that is no
amendment to the Rule. 1t does not amend the Rule and
the Chair does not consider this as an amendment to the
Rule
Mr.. DE LUGO: No, Mr.. President. If you will read
a little further down, / am sure you will agree with me
that If saws that the bills and al anaendnaantS tharntn
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-23
EIks
Corn er

James Moulder, former door,
man, has married the former
Miss Gracia A. Stroud of At
lanta, Georgia. Friends may
send greetings to l28 Flat
Shoals Avenue.
John A. Ward, 2l44 E. Violet
Drive, member of the house COM
mittee, is at home recovering
from painful injuries suffered
in a recent car collision in San
Diego, California.
Past Exalted Rulers Council
will meet Sunday. Sept. Is. A
free ice cream party for chill
dren will be given at the lodge
hall starting at noon. All chill
dren are invited.
Rama Martin has added bar b.
q and hamburgers to the menu
at the Elks Club. She serves
fresh and delicious potato salad,
too.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
CARIBBEAN BANANAS
To Bake: IS min.
To Prepare: IS min.

To Prepare: IS min. To Bake: IS min.
medium-sized bananas, yellow with green tips
3 OF. O pkg.) cream cheese sOfened
"a cup
u teaspoon ground cinnamon
Il teaspoon ground nutmeg
/ teaspoon grated lemon peel
Few grains salt
" cup whipping
l. Peel bananas and enghwise into halves Arrange
half of bananas. cut sides up, in shallow baking DISH
2 Beat together the cheese sugar cinnamon, nutmeg
lemon peel and salt until creamy
g. Spread onehaf of cheese mixture bananas. Cover
with remaining banana halves and spread with remaining
cheese MIXTURE Pour cream over bananas.
4. Bake 375' IS mn until bananas just tender
Serve warm. q servings
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04

# 49,
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STUFFED TOMATOES UNIQUE
To Prepare 20 min To Bake: 2O-25 min.
4 slices bacon, diced and
panbroiled unit crisp
Coz cam nd drained isa. crushed pineapple
IL coarsely crushed potato chips
teaspoon grated onion
2 teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon black pepper
L. Cut a slice off the end of each scoop
tiers and cut the pulp into small pieces.
2 Blend together oneha of the bacon Preserve remaining
bacon for garnh) the tomato pulp and remaining ngredi-
ents Fill tomato shells with mxture put into creased shall
low baking dish.
3. Bake at 400 20 to IS Garnish tops with the
served bacon servings
HAWAIIAN COCONUT CHIPS
To Prepare: IS min
l s.id fresh 'oe0H"'
l. With ice pick force holes through ndenatons of the
coconu drain off liquid the baking dish and
heat at 3500 for 80 min
z Remove from and break the shell by tapping sharply
with hammer Remove from the shell and if desired
pare off brown skin (The skin imparts delightful nuty
flavor to coconut chips)
g. Form chips by pulling the coconu meat across scer or
vegetable parer Put the chips single layer on baking
Sheets Sprinkle about teaspoon salt coconu on each
sheet.
H. Heat in 375' for to 10 min. until chips are
light brown.
CARIBBEAN BANANAS
To Prepare: IS min To Bake: IS min.
4 mediumsized bananas, yellow with green tips
q pkg) cheese sofened
"a
feasn cinnam
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04

. WIN CASH FOR YOUR FAVoRITE PARTY RECIPE -
500 Gosh prize will be oworded for the best recipe
selected, SIS Gosh prize for eoeh additional recipe
published in SUBURBA TO-DAY. Contest entries must be
Postmorked before February ~, 1850
Moi entries
NY Fovoriie Poriy Recipe Contest
cUinory Arts Insi,vis l53 North Miehoon Ave-
cheoso l. Illinois
Be 10 include your and oddrsss.
Al entries become properly Culinary Arts Institute.
The decisions OF The judges finol.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
STUFFED TOMATOES UNIQUE

medium-szed ripe tomatoes
slices bacon, diced and
panbrOled until crisp
y cup (9-Oz. CAM drained crushed pineapple
tablespoons finely chopped parsley
Ia cups coarsely crushed potato chips
" teaspoon grated onion
" teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon black pepper
Evening star., 1960-10-05

ders from Circuit Solicitor Will
liam F. Thetford to "let nobody
in but the FBI."
Alabama Attorney General
Macdonald Gallon had been
turned down by Judge Johnson
o nhis request to be present
during the record-inspection
expected to involve photostat-
ting Of several thousand spara-
rate documents.
Mr.. Dinkins said the Federal
action will keep some prospec-
tive voters away from the polls
next month because the regis
trar's Office will be closed dur
ing the inspection and no new
applications will be accepted.
He said he had no idea how
long agents will be looking over
the files, but added that voter
applicants will be deprived of
IL registration days if the ex-
animation lasts through Octo-
ber II. That is the last day
voters can register in time for
the presidential election.
Charging that the Federal in
Spection is politically inspired,
Mr.. Dinkins said: I'VE do not
suppose that the problem of
Montgomery voters is of much
importance to the Attorney
General of the United States. 4"
Evening star., 1960-10-05
U. S. Fleet Ready
In Laos Crisis

MANILA, Oct. 5 (AP) .-Ad-
|miral John v. Sides, the United
States Navy's new commander
in-chief in the Pacific, assured
the world last night that the
crisis in Laos finds the 7th
Fleet prepared Ito see that the
free peoples of Asia remain
free"
The admiral. making his first
visit to the Western Pacific
since assuming command Of the
Pacific feet on September l
told newsmen the 7th feet will
usually be in the right place at
the right time when things
happen"
Admiral Sides said the fleet
has been in the Western Pacific
for many years and sit is never
! in one place and 1t spreads up
and down" The etensive area
stretches from Japan down into
Southeast Asia.
Evening star., 1960-10-05

possible evidence OF discrimina-
tion against Negroes.
A sign outside proclaimed
that "this office will be closed
to the public until Federal po-
lice complete inspection and
copying of our records"
The Federal agents got access
to the files under an order from
nited States District Judge
Frank M. johnson, jr.
Chairman Chum Dinkins was
the only Board of Registrars
member present when the FBI
agents arrived. He left a short
time later after telling the Fed
eral Offices to lock the door
from the inside, then slamming
it shut himself.
An armed deputy sheriff was
stationed in the hall with or
Evening star., 1960-10-05
U. S. Inspects Records
Of OfMontgomery Voters

MONTGOMERY Ala, Oct (AP).-Federal agents began
inspecting ontgomery County voter registration records yes
eray in atmosphere of reluctant consent from county
authorities.
The Board Of Registrars Office closed to prospective
voters until FBI officers finish checking the records
Evening star., 1960-10-05
Meet Miss Lillian Jaffe, Sears Fur Expert

Here's a golden opportunity for you
to select the style and shade fur that
fits YOU and your needs. Miss Jaffe
will he on hand to advise you on the
selection of the fur that's perfect for
you.
When you meet Miss Jaffe, be pre-
pared to ask questions. This is your
chance to get the advice of one of the
country's most qualified fur experts.
See her at your nearest Sears store.
Check time and date below.
Oct. Z, 1860 .4to9P.M.
Saturday, Oct. 8, 1860. l0to6P.M.
- Thursday. Oct. E. | 900 .2to9P.M.
Oct. 7, 1860. i. l0to2P.M
Evening star., 1960-09-18

This heavy duty troverse rod
Is by for the finest you con
find. All advanced lectures
and design ore Stondord equip
ment on this new improved
beauty.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
"EM PIRE"

The stondord in troverse rods
:. style and odoptobiIity. This
streomIined beauty is noted for
Its rugged quality and smooth
performance.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-31
Negotiations Fail For
Fifth Great Debate

WASHINGTON, up = Negotia-
tons for a fifth TV-radio debate
between the two presidential can
didates collapsed Saturday just as
final agreement apparently was
about to be reached.
Vice President Nixon's negoti-
ators broke off the long-stalemat-
ed talks although, they said, only
final details needed to be COM
pleted on the time and place for
the broadcast.
The Republicans blamed the
Democrats for their action. They
accused Sen. Kennedy of issuing
an ultimatum to Nixon and of
accusing the Vice Presidents ne
gotiators of bad faith.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-31
Weekend Visit by 1,45O
US. Marines Is Termed
Aggression by Castro

HAVANA, pa special force
Of 1,450 U. S. Marines, whose
weekend visit to Guantanamo
Bay brought charges of aggression
from supporters Of Prime Minis
ter Fidel Castro, went back to
sea today.
They headed for home bases on
Puerto Rico after four weeks of
maneuvers at sea aboard the as
sault carrier Boxer and 48 hours
of shore leave at Guantanamo.
Their visit, termed in Washing
ton a period of rest and relaxa-
ton, served nevertheless as a hint
to Castro that help is not far off
if anyone should take a swing at
Guantanamo.
In apparent retaliation for the
presence of the Marines Castro
Sunday called out an estimated
100000 of his reorganized civilian
militia for meetings in Havana.
Speakers harped on Castro's Oft
repeated theme that the United
States is planning to launch an
invasion of Cuba.
us. authorities at first said the
48-hour visit of the Marines at
the base on the southeast coast
was to give the highly trained
force relaxation ashore. But they
later added it could be considered
show of strength to discourage
Castro from any attack on the
base
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-31
Kennedy Says us. Couldn't
Stand Four Years of Nixon

PHILADELPHIA, lR - Sen.
John Kennedy said today the
United States cannot possibly af-
ford four years of Republican
leadership under Mr.. Nixon"
Kennedy started the last vital
full week of the campaign driving
through the cobbled streets Of
melting pot South Philadelphia.
eve have come down on the
side of progress" Kennedy said,
adding that the Republican party
has opposed every progressive
measure of the past and that
Nixon has associated himself with
this record for the past IA years
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-31
Made A Mistake

MIAMI, Fla, R-Eleanor Holm,
43 year old former Olympic
swimming star who took an over
dose of sleeping pills in a friends
apartment here, told police today
81 made a mistake"
Il had been drinking" she said.
"OtherWise, l wouldn't have done
it."
She was released from a hos
pital and returned to the apart
ment of Thomas J. Whalen, for
mer gambling casino operator.
She was found unconscious there
Saturday.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-31
Truman Doesn't Want Govt. Job

NEW YORK, R-Former Pre-
sident Harry S. Truman said to-
day he does not want any politi-
cal appointment if a Democratic
administration is elected Nov. 8.
Truman, campaigning for Sen.
John Kennedy, told newsmen on
arriving here from his home in
Independence, Mo-: 81 have had
all the political jobs 1 want"
Truman said he came here to
do a little campaigning and, of
course, to see my grandchildren"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-10-31

MOSCOW, R-The Soviet cab
met announced a worlds fair will
be held in Moscow in 1867. Tass
said the fairs motto will be PRO
gress and Peace" and it will be
open to all countries regardless
of their government and social
systems"
Evening star., 1960-09-23
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.
REALTORS

SPRINGFIELD = Assume dI loan
Rambler. 8 bedrms.. den or 4tt
bedrn., 2 baths, carport, frepl.
corner lot. $1s,600. No brokers
Evening star., 1960-09-23

scS5MoF1E!D 4oSms b.tSs EtSSRnsTMS sT;tSm-ssl; Ssdt
SsicE rambler with full basement
situated on wooded "a acre. Well
established neighborhood. S26,600.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
DIS rHeEvENiNG STAR
Washington, D. {.
tndoy, September 23, 1860
HOUSES FOR SAIE-VE.
tcoNrINUeDl

AEL;, VA.-3-bedrm. rambler, IL
paths, well equip. lge kit. din.
rm;. lge. liv.. rrn., full bsmt.; dead
END street, close to schools, transp.
and shopping. FLA appraised,
2SosSSooO. Sale BY OWNER, JE.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY. INC.

BY OWNER-Lovely brk. rambler;
3 bedrms.. Ia baths; I'M. rec. rm.,
covered patio, de luxe swimming
POOL fenced. Lake Bancroft area /;
only S25,950 with 4ls9S loan
Evening star., 1960-09-23
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

500 DOWNFALL BRIcK-Two
sspseiGuS sDs 2oS,n bedrooms. ,SHn separate dinT
with trees and tioSers. Locatsd ~;
Just of Route / in Alexandria. A.
This home Is in good condition
and priced TO sell Immediately
st Si1. $50 with only S4o0 down.
See II today ARFAX REALTY
INC, o til 8. JE, 4-4o0O,
Evening star., 1960-09-23

DEVELOPMENT CORP, Realtors
1S4 N. Kings Hwy. so. 5-9100
Evening star., 1960-09-23

THE WALTER REED ARMY MEDI
CAL CENTER EXCHANGE NO
234 Is opening for bid a con.
cession to operate a shoe repair
shop at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. Prospective applicants are
advised to'apply in person to Capt
7; o. Mitchell, Exchange Oficer
Bldg. D-37 for concession appli.
cation, service requirement and
inspection Of location, Writer
proposal must be received at thC
Exchange once not later than IL
noon, Oct. Is, 1860. The right tC
reject all bids is reserved.
WELL ESTABLISHED, profitable
lOO-car. Ford leadership, located
IN Northern Virginia, nearby Met.
ropolitan Washington. Box 29S-Y
Evening star., 1960-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SPICK-AND-SPAN

3-bedroom Colonial IN q
boasting . truly deiightful kitchen
with eye-level oven, birch cabinets
Sunny living room with fireplace,
separate dining room and full
basement, side porch and nice
level lot with trees. Completely
redecorated from top to bottom;
II is also vacant. Immediate oc.
cupancy. Price. S1S,950. See Il
now-call IA. 6-9400.
Evening star., 1960-09-23

STATION FOE LEAsE-This is /
wonderful opportunity for . mar
to 20 into business without buyin1
old equipment and stocks. Eouir
1t the way you want it. A 3-baS
station located in MONTGOMERY Co
on q well Travelled highway. For I
man who wants to start on hi!
OWE. with $1,000 and make a very
GOOD living and have the backing
the t1eld. Call Mr.. Kotulek, LA. 8.
5000, for appointmenL
Evening star., 1960-09-23

Continued on NeSt PtgeJ
Evening star., 1960-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HOLM HILLS, south Of AIsx.,
pkwy.-For 9 small down payment
you can own this immac. and
practically new 4-bedrm. rambler
Ia an outstanding community.
Ideally located on Q cul-de-sac,
The design Is CONTEMPORARY
the price Is below market value
as owner has transferred. House
and grounds are spacious. The
is wooded. Move right in, at Sl4s
month pitt. Shown every day by
appointment. You can't ask for
more at S26,600. LOU CHAcEY
REAb ESTATE. so. S-S0b9.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
HOUSES ron sALE-Vk.

MCLEAN AREA-Remod. CENTER
hall; rms, 3 baths. elec. kit, ".
acre, $4,000. KE. e-6442.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
DESK SPACE
tcONTINUED)

DESK SPACE and secy. serv., IL
dec. grd. .-fr. ofc., Wis, ave, park.
ing; state business and service des
Box 422-T. Star.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
CENTREVIILE. va.

Glistening white home aluminium
siding for permanent beauty on
J acre, beautifully Handicapped;
large vegetable garden, flowers ga
lore, fruit trees and grapes. Near
bus and school. $3.50 cash, in
Guiding closing costs, with FHA
financing S123 per month. Phone
for appointment to see this fine
RrSSpseoTdts; HUNTER . agency, sSn sR,
Evening star., 1960-09-23

HOUSE OF YEsTERYEAR is clean,
redecorated and In excellent condi.
ton, located on gorgeous lot in
close-in North Arlington; 4 bed.
rooms. large separate din, rnn,,
eneery, farm-sized kitchen; fuli
psmt. porch, garage; Sl6,950
owner viii hold 1st trust. EXclu-
slvely with PARKER, SMITH a
DONNELL, Realtors, JE. 4-22SS
Evening star., 1960-09-23
MILITARY RID.

A large brick 4-bedroom Cape Cod
or 3 bedrooms and den, plus 2 full
baths, pretentious living room,
large formal dining room and
fully equipped kitchen, q full
basement with partially finished
rec. room and outside entrance
on ground level leading to . large
wooded lot with Q profusion b
nowering shrubs, A give-away
price, excellent terms, make ii
nome TO call In on today. KE.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
FARMS
BEST BUYS

BEST BUYS
Southern Maryland-370 acres, 5
miles waterfront, ripe for sub
division. Overlooking Bay and
POTOMAC River. Only 76 miles from
White House.
West Virginia Special, near Berkley
SpringS-l5O acres with modern
S-room, 2 bath home: 3 lakes, Rte
522 through property.
Peach, Apple Orchard-165 acres.
Near Berkley Springs, 65 acres
IN young apple and peach or
chards.
3S5 acres, boulevard through prop
erty; 6-room home; only SIS per
acre.
Frederick, Montgomery Co. - lis
acres, nearly q mile frontage on
boulevard betw. old and new 24O.
240 acres, new 240 through prop
erty. Large dairy barn, beautiful
home. Only $4,000.
Germantown, Nd. - 1876 acres,
dairy. Owner selling on account
Of death in family.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
BEILEHAVEN

sNEAR THE COUNTRY CLUB
AND GOLF COURSE
Mod. 4-bedrm. split-level home in
top prestige area at the reduced
price Of $25, ,460. Has mod. equip.
Kit. 2 full baths; large rec. rm.
located on nice lot with trees.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CB, $4,000 IA 4-4o52
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Brand-NeW RamblerS

Bran0-NeW RamblerS
1ne last word in construction, de-
sign and INABILITY. These 3-bed-
room homes feature separate din
ing rooms. large modern kitchens
living rooms with fireplace. base
eonlrS s,il S.i.ot.S hot.Eater heat; " baths
Na-large level lots. Priced In low
COS. Wonderful location. Be sure
TO see today. Call IA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
SPRINGFIELD AREA

New brick rambler, over u an acre;
large 12xls sunny Kitchen
comfortable living in this 3-bed-
room. lM-bath rambler: easy-to-
care-for level lot with a large,
attractive carport; q full base
ment with fireplace and outside
entrance; excellent location, near
Edsall I'd. and Shirley and near
Atlantic Research. To see call
TIE. 6-1415. -
Evening star., 1960-09-23
ASSUME CT

S,bedrm. alum. and stone rambler;
walk to schools: S14.750. BY
OWNER. JE. 3-9561.
AURORA HILLS = 3-bedrm. Co.
lpnial brick rambler with fireplace
Full English bsmt., recreation rm.,
patio. Separate dining rm., com.
pertmented bath. Many extras;
mtd-20s. OWNER. Otis 4-7265
BEL AIR-Excel. investment while
you make plans to occupy. S105
NO. lease to June / (poss. renewal
y desired). . bedrms,. lge. l.r.,
DR.. lge. k; extra high expan.
Attic; h:-w. basebd. heat: extra
ansul;; fenced yard; appliances;
SSsSe NJ ssentS 81 SIss,. ;SsS down; nwNas Sa; fsx
T-7os4 ''eAse' o"NSN' 'E'
Evening star., 1960-09-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid
Tor. DC. and SIS. homes. Wish
TO invest subst. cash. ST. 3-0066.
ACC0UNTANT-Wife and 2 small
children desire to rent 3-bdrm.
home In Alex. area. Nice I'd, long
lease. Max, 500 mo. TIE. 6-4254
ALL CASH: NORTHEAST q SOUTH
EAST. RE. 6-2100 til 8 pm.
BURKE 4 COMPTON RLTY.. INC.
Evening star., 1960-09-23

FOR THOSE who like q close in
location, call US and let US tell
You about the many unique fea-
trres this house has, Centrally
ssFSs.o ssTF;Ssonditionsd; 3 bedrooms. Ia
fenced back yard; S19,750.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
HYBLA VALLEY
1 BEDROOMS

Brick rambler with full bsmt.; loc
on A-aere corner lot, 500, csc
with 4A2So GI loan. Has excel
nm. rec. rm. with many built-ir
features. Ideal for Belvoir per-
sonnel. Vacant and avail. imrned
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CT. $4,000 IA. 4-42b1