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Evening star., 1960-02-17
NEIGHBORLY TOUR
Uruguay
Awaits Eisenhower

social welfare system and gov
ernment-owned business enter
prises.
FactiOnalism is Problem
The principal difficulty for
the winners proved to be the
factional division of the Blanco
membership-not only in the
Congress but in the executive
branch as we'll. The conserva-
tives also encountered trouble
from Communists. who have
legal party status and are re-
presented in Congress by two
members.
1t is assumed here that some
Communists in Montevideo will
agitate for anti-United States
or ti-Uruguay demonstrations
while President Eisenhower is
in the capital city at the end OF
his South American tour.
1t seems doubtful, however
that any serious incidents will
occur because of tight security
preparations made for Mr.. Ell.
senhower and also because the
| governments of Uruguay anc
the United States are on cordia
terms.
Progressive Nation
Uruguay is considered one
of the most progressive of all
Latin American countries.
1t is. in reality, a welfare
state. The architect of this was
Jose Batlley Ordonez, Presi-
Evening star., 1960-02-17

1860 overwhelmingly favors the
free democratic systems Of the
Western world.
President Eisenhower, on his
short stay in Montevideo, can
expect a warm welcome.
Evening star., 1960-02-17

rections, while he was at the
wheel Of the bus.
At one point he drove UP to
the gate Of Fort Story, an Army
post. He was looking for Dam
Neck. q Navy facility 20 miles
to the south.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Jewish Center Sets
Poetry Readings

The Washington Jewish Com
munity Center is having the
second in a series of poetry
readings at 8:15 pm. tomorrow
in the center at Sixteenth anc
@ streets NV.
Herbert Schaumann. instruc.
tor of English at the University
of Maryland and editor o.
"Palinurus." its literary maga.
zine. will read from his owr
works and translations from
Homer.
The public is invited to at,
tend the reading.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Sailor Accused
Of Stealing Bus
To Return to Bose

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Feb.
II (AP).-A young New Jersey
sailor was charged with grand
larceny Of a 45-passenger Trail
ways bus yesterday.
Police said Seaman George
L. Miller, 20, Of Keyport, N. j.,
was somewhat foggy about di-
Evening star., 1960-02-17

Miller. a member Of the crew
of the destroyer Soley, was on
temporary duty at a fleet air
defense training school at Dam
Neck.
A railways ofhcial, w. w.
Harrington, said the bus was
Evening star., 1960-02-17

stolen from the Virginia BeaeA
terminal between / and 8 am.
1t was damaged extensively. he
added. Power company officials
said a fence at the rear Of the
terminal parking lot was dam
aged as the bus was driven out
of the lot.
Evening star., 1960-02-17
BY JOHN V. H0RNER
star Stan Writer

Uruguay. President Eisen-
hower's fourth stop on his
Latin American tour. is one
Of this country's best friends,
The smallest country in
South America, Uruguay is a
pastoral paradise, an area OF
rolling graSslands wedged be-
tween Brazil and Argentina.
1t has % million residents
and they are outnumbered II
Evening star., 1960-02-17
Lost Of Four Articles

LOST OF F0uF HftlCleS
to / by the sheep raised in the
country.
Wool is a key factor in the
economy of Uruguay. Its de-
rlining price in recent times,
plus poor productivity, have
seriously damaged foreign eX-
change. This, in turn, has had
an adverse effect on Uruguay's
uncommonly high standard of
living and industrial strength.
This situation, combined with
an inflationary spree that comes
from dubious monetary policies,
has dealt the Uruguayan eco
nomy some hard blows.
Political Upheaval in 1858
The economic deterioration
Of recent years was responsible,
at least in part. for a political
upheaval in the elections held
in November, 1858.
In the voting then, the Ma
tionalist Party, a conservative
group called the Blanco, won
control of the government for
the first time since 1865. It's
candidates, representing rural
and business interests, ousted
the nominees of the much more
liberal Colorado Party.
Under the constitution of
Uruguay, the executive branch
is headed by a nine-membeI
council, with six members
drawn from the majority party
and three from the minority.
Presidency ROtateS
The four top members Of
the majority serve, by rotation
for one year each as President
of the country. When Presi.
dent Eisenhower arrives in
Montevideo on March 2, tn,
host President will be Benitt
Nardone. He takes over OF
March l.
The conservative BlancC
Party was elected on a commit
ment to attack the serious eco.
nomic problems plaguing Uru.
quay. 1t was pledged to none
tary and fiscal reform. Tht
candidates also said emphasis
would be placed on private
enterprise and improved ad
ministration Of the country
Evening star., 1960-02-17

social welfare system and gov
ernment-owned business enter
prises.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Procrostinotion an Enemy
BY DR.. PETER }. sTElNcRoHN

BY that time IT, Is often too
late. Disease has had an un-
beatable head Start--thanks
to procrastinatfon. The an
swer is evident. The earlier
you put out the FIRE of dis
ease. the less chance it will
become large enough to
leave parts Of you in charred
ruin. -
4
For Mrs. W., Buffalo, N. Y:
I agree that your doctor
probably saved your life by
giving you tremendously
large doses of penicillin every
few hours until your nose in
fection cleared up. I keep re-
minding people NEVER to
pluck a hair from their nose.
When you break the lining of
the mucous membrane in that
location you invite the en-
trance of millions of danger
Gus bacteria.
In any infection above the
region Of the upper lip the
Evening star., 1960-12-07
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
Ted Baker Started With $1,000

1880, he opened the National
Air Lines Taxi System. He
hired out to anybody who
wanted to go anywhere.
THE GOVERNMENT de-
cided to fly the mailadrom st.
Petersburg. Fla. to Daytona
about $50 miles-and 'Ba-
ker put in a bid. He got the
Job. provided that his planes
can maintain Ito miles per
hour in flight" They did.
Ted Baker liked his work.
and put in more bids. He
few mail from Jacksonville
to New Orleans, from st.
Petersburg to Miami.
In the mid-thirties. he re-
ceived permission to fly pas
sengers from Jacksonville to
New York. Later, he added
Miami, Havana and Boston to
Athe list. National grew fast.
The stock went on the mar
ket. Baker held 12la6 Of
1t for his wife and child. Ma
tional borrowed millions to
buy bigger, faster planes and
it began to compete with the
big systems.
Pan-American got the first
pure jets last year. but could
use them only outside the
United States. Baker leased
three for the New ~York-Mi-
ami run so that National
could boast having the first
pure jets inside the country.
Today. National has AZ active
aircraft. ranging from DC
6Bs on up through Super II
Consultations. Convairs,
Lockheed Electras and DC-8s.
National has assets of q
hundred million which is a
long way from the day Ted
blew his last nickel on a
candy bar.
copyright. 1860. King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
DEAR ABBY ;.
Mons Foce Is Very Red
sy ABIGAIL VAN suREN

DEAR ABBY: I was very
angry when I found a letter
on my daughters desk ad-
dressed to Dear Abby" I
was very hurt to think that
my daughter would write to
you about her problem in
stead of coming to me. So I
did an inexcuSable thing. I
steamed open the envelope,
and after reading the letter,
] wanted to die of shame. I
guess parents just have to
trust their children. When
you read her letter you'll
know why. Here it is:
PROUD MOTHER
DEAR ABBY: All my
friends say I have a strict,
old-fashioned mother. but I
think she is wonderful. She
doesn't let me do all the
things my friends do, but I
know she is holding me back
for my own good. Sometimes
I scream and carry on. but
1t doesn't do me any good. I
Evening star., 1960-12-07

sees him wants to know what
is wrong with his legs.
We have our house up for
sale now and when people
come into the house, In
stead Of looking at the house
they run right over to the
baby and say. "Oh, what's
wrong with his legs?"
I'd like to tell them it's
none of their business, but I
haven't, the nerve. They all
have the same story that
someone in their family or
someone they knew had the
same trouble. Please tell me
what to say. I don't want to
be rude, but I can't take it
any more.
VERY WEARY
Your visitors don't mean to
be rude. so you shouldn't be-
come upset. It's perfectly
natural to ask what hap
pened" when a baby Is in
casts up to both hips. Your
best answer is this: when
he was born, his little legs
were not quite normal-but
he'll be fine soon."
= i
For a personal reply, send
q Selt-GddreSSed, sta m D e d
envelope to ABBY, in care OF
The Evening Star.
Who pays for Whdt? For
Abby's pamphlet" HotD to
Haze a LoUely Wedding"
send Soc to ABBY, Bor 1865,
Beverly Hills. Calf.
distributed by McNaught Syn. Inc
Evening star., 1960-12-07

The last Of the one-man
airlines is National and Ted
Baker. He runs it like a kid
with his own electric trains.
A deep-chested man with a
90-pound jaw, he looks and
talks like q fighter. but. inside
he's as shy as an old maid.
AT'PARTIES, MFR. Baker is
the big man leaning against
the wall. At stockholders
meetings. he's the one who
threatens to slug the insolent
heck1er.
Once there were a lot Of
one-man airlines - Ricken-
backer Of Eastern; Juan
Trippe of Pan-American:
Howard Hughes of TWA;
c. r. Smith of American.
Those days are gone. The
lines are so big that they are
in many businesses, from
food to oil to machined parts,
taxes, unions, weather, banks,
advertising and politics.
George Theodore Baker, so.
sits in an air-conditioned Of
f1ce OF the edge Of the run
ways at Miami International
Airport. He hangs his jacket
on an old upright propeller
standing on a hubcap. I'm q
success" he says. II started
National Airlines with $4,000,
now I owe $40 million"
Mr.. Baker looks everyone
squarely in, the eye and
whatever he has to say
comes out bluntly. He is no
diplomat. Most of his time is
spent fighting for more Gus
toners for. National Air
Lines: the rest Of it is spent
running around 81 acres of
hangar. repair shops. listen
ing to operators make reser-
vations. watching pilots
train In million dollar simu-
lators of Electras. DC.e's and
other planes.
There are two people who
can melt Baker down with q
glance. One is his attractive
blond wife, who used to be
Irma Wilsen, movie starlet.
The other is his daughter
Barbara, l3. who has her own
jumping horse. Ted Baker
can be breathing like a bull
on the wrong side of a fence
and all they have to do is
look at him. He stops paving
the ground.
He was a Chicago kid. His
father was circulation man
ager Of the old Daily News.
In 1911, Ted went to an air
show in Grant Park. That
did it. He watched the big
box kites take on, fly around
the lakeside, and come back
in. He had to be a flier.
He served in the tank
corps in World War I and.
when Ted got back to Chi
cago, he sold candy. He also
sold adding machines and
saved money. He bought and
sold used cars too. Later, he
had an opportunity to buy
an old airplane with a poor
name-Eagle Rock and he
bought it, few it, patched it
up and sold it.
Ted Baker was a big kid
210 pounds-and happy. He
bought a Waco, a Standard.
and q feet Of others. He
fixed them up. repainted
them, and sold them: In
Evening star., 1960-12-07

love both my parents very
much and wouldn't trade
them for the world.
LUCKY TEEN-AGER
= = y
DEAR ABBY: I disagree
with your remarks about
shooting wild birds and
game. They are not de
fenseless." Nature provided
them with camouflage-c color
ing which changes with the
seasons in order that they
may hide. Birds can fly and
deer can run as swift as any
arrow. Hunting IS q sport
and there is nothing cruel"
about it.
LOVES TO HUNT
What you say may be true,
but have you ever seen q
duck that could shoot back?
= 80
DEAR ABBY: Fifteen
months ago we had a little
boy who was born with club
feet. We have him in casts up
to his hips. Everyone who
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Making up your mind to
SEE your doctor for a physical
checkup is like making up
your mind to take a plunge
into chilly water. Only when
you follow through do you
get that warm after-glow
which comes with knowing
that your heart, lungs-and
all the rest-are in fine
shape.
PROCRASTINATION is an
insidious enemy. Like a bad
conscience, it keeps telling us:
wait a while. Why 60 rush.
ing to the doctor? It's only a
cough"
So you go to the drugstore
and buy cough mixtures by
the quart over a period of
months. You may be losing
weight; but cough may be
getting worse: but still you
put of looking for medical
help because procrastination
says: Just a little longer.
Just a little longer.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

bugs have a better chance to
win out. because there is less
lymph gland protection in
that area. Don't let's get too
physiological or anatomical:
All you need to remember is
Never pull a hair or squeeze
a pimple inside the nose"
= ! 4
DON'T EXPECT. sympathy
from your family when you
complain day after day,
month after month, of bad
headaches. After q while it's
like yelling Wolff Wolf!
It just isn't possible for
your wife or children to come
running every day with offers
of help. and brim-full of
sympathy. After a while,
most headache-sufferers real
ize that a headache is q
peculiarly personal thing.
The most sympathy one can
expect is to be offered an
aspirin once in a while.
y \ 4
HAPPINESS comes with
contentment and not feeling
bad because you can't have
as much as your neighbor.
The trouble is that every
body is trying to live up to
the Joneses-but nobody has
ever found such a family, ex-
cept in a phone book. Each
one thinks the other fellow
is Jones!
\ - y
DR.. Steincrohn's IeatIet,
"Ho,o to Manage Your Memo
Evening star., 1960-12-07

pause" Dill be mailed on
receipt of a stamped. SELF
addressed envelope, and 10c
In coin for handling charges.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Address DR.. Steincrohn In
care OF The Epentng Star.
released b. The Ben syndicats)
Temevew: Sick child.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
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Evening star., 1960-12-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NEW HOME IN RIVER HILL: built
by Frank s. Phillips-ChsrminG
Dutch Colonial with ! big bed.
rms, . full bsths, . half baths,
private dining room. wonderful
kltehen-family- room combination
with freplace; attractive den on
opens onto delightful patio: built
In garage: slate roof. River Hill
Is our beautiful. new DEVELOPMENT
that lies between Mass. ave. and
the Potomac. adjacent to Summer.
Most lots Pre- wooded: some CON. &.
mand lovely views Of the river.
: Prices begin at S36,950. FRANK
S. PHILIPS. INC, d.. 7-l411:
ewes. OIL. 6-2442.
N0RTHwOoD PARKi Sl4.75o-
White brick rambler, with 2 he'd
rooms and . baths, BUY AS Is
ss9 ssr9s. sAYh; sEERs afnfis sso5, rear JU. Uy.rs
OYER T1EIS,ass5!E ACRE GlSsf IsTn,ti to siIyfF a
lit; $4,000. 10. 1850, D'''
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCK CREEK HILLS = Custom.
built white brick rambler on v.
acre corner lot, featuring 3 bed
rooms. 6 baths, Florida room. de-
luxe kit, Gear garage. Many ex-
traS. Vacant. move in before
Xmas Call JU. 5-4222: ewes. JU.
9.ss90.. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs co,
ROCKVILLE. WHAT A WONDER.
FUL PLACE TO LIVE-3-bedrm.
Cape Cod. firepl.. family kit, level
fenced lot. Just $500 dn. HUGH
T. PECK. GA. 4-6575.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
1 HAL GIFT

A ZEAL GIFT
casi;t%s' o.T ne ,s DiSat s.1 Hrsvs' . sssI sssSn,'
area. 20. s.si4O'
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
$3.50 DOWN-VACANT

$3.50 DOWN-VACANT
5523 7th ST. NV.
Oix-rm. Colonial brick: conc. I. pcll
Ice. hv. fn., din. rnn., equip. kit.
pantry, 3 bedrmS.. IL baths, full
bsmt., Sas h.-W.h. Mr.. (DobbsJ
Dobrowoiski for terms or trade.
SPECIAL, $13,950
CAMPANELLA e. CO.
Elk. 3-41l3 Ewes. JU, 5-s066
I47 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Z bedrms. Ia baths; . big brick
home; OF approved at $13,75O,
You should earn 500 per week to
qualify. Splendid neishborhood.
Vacant. Move in on approval.
= s v v. tszENa sERfNs. INC. "a: "a. 5000 5000
1881 0NTARTO PLACE NV. 5
bedrms., q baths; Sl3. 500, GI no
money. down. Just Oh 18th and
Columbia I'd.
+ :. v. v THHE6s siRfss. INC S5 Ss: 1866 1866
3306 BROWN ST. NV. -Gs Blk. to
Argyle DRUGSTORE at Park I'd. and
Mt. Pleasant)-GI no down pay
ment, $71 SO per mo-, plus taxes
And ms: 2 bedrms,. N baths,
full bsnt., h.-W. heat; superb
?. v v. tSHsES SlRfSs. INC. Sk: Sk 1856 1856
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Takona Park

3 UnitS-$14,950
Excellent location, close to heart Of
Takoma Park: Q units. rented for
SO ana Hn So !. ., per tmonIn, Up, Plus rs: teLs
lot. 50x210. This is q good buy
with only $1,000 dawn.
ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-12-21
CHEVY CHASE-

CaEVY I CHASE
All-brick, center-hall Colonial on
house condition 3 bedrms., 2Ia
baths, stairs to storage; 49lcs
loan may be assumed: u blk. to
Conn. ave, short walk to Rose
mary. School. Ewes. call Mrs. Nc
Kinnley. ia. 2-245I.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
CHEVY. CHAsE-Brk. ColoniaE 3
larre be6rms.. l full bath, = half
baths, din. rI1., liv. Tm... hrepl..
MEDIATE PossEssfoN: s 81 900 49,
go; oi.' s.S,;eaR y; ROBERTSON. Rsaltor'
CHEVY CHASE, prestige area =
Lovely brick rambler; 3 Ice, bed
rms, spacious ltv. rm. with firepl.
sep. din. rm,, modern kit, finished
rec. rIn.. bedrm. and bath on lower
level. Situated on corner lot.
Priced. in the upper oOs. For ap-
pointment call CHEVY CHASE
EEALTY, I'm. 3-1s00: ewes. wo.
0.l324.
"CL0SE-IN SILVER sPRTNG," S23,-
$50: st. Michaers Parish-Roomy
English Colonial, with 1 bedrms.
21s baths, full dining rm., pan
eled rec. rm. with bar, lac. kit,
h.-w. heat. detached Raraee. AS
1ume $4,000 loan, Sl55 mo. pay
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-12-21
A Builders Model Home
With Unusual Extras Plus
Immediate Occupancy

Makes a REAL CHRISTMAS PRES
SENT! Brick rambler: 3 bedrms.,
. baths. large living rm. with
wall-to-wall carpeting. separate
dining rm., kitchen with dish-
washer. disposal, food center, eye-
level oven, tabletop stove; hue0
mahogany-paneled recreation rm.
Ofi-street parking: S21,950. This
is DISPLAY home!
OPEN 10-DARK DAILY
TO REACH: Out Georgia ave. to
North Gate shopping center, turn
left on Aspen Hill road "a mile to
Haven Construction Corp.
VIII. 2-1764; After 9, Lo. 5-47s7
Evening star., 1960-12-21

ASA4AAA S4SAO A4A' = ASSS
TAKOMA PARK-Luxury brk. -and.
stone 3-unit home; 3 bedrms,.. Q
baths: owners apt; Q beauty for
TAKoMG REALTY Ju. $1,000
WHEATON, $1,000 = BED.
SPACE Tor large family witi
only $3.50 down. BEERS 5Ross
JU. $3.50. -.
WHEATON, WOODS-The most cute
standing home in area; 3sbedrn.
brick rambler with . baths, rec.
rm.. most unusual large den with
firepl.; priced to sell below market
value. LO. 5-2aaO.
HUGH T, PECK, 11246 Georgis, Ave.
WHEAToN-Lovely .-bedrm. bun.
fenced lot. LO. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Ga: Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE -AQ.
THENTIC, EARLY AMERICAN
ANTIQUE brick home. in a setting
truly individual. Today's kit.
Colonial din. rm., family den, .
firepls.. full bsmt. Has to be
seen. Price. S31.500. TRADES
INVITED. HUGH T. PECK, GA.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
BRING FURNITURE
CHEVERIY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
SAVE NOW

VACANT-PossesSion before Xmas
and this cute rancher has a wood
burning fireplace in liv. room and
an eXtra-lge. kit, hot-water heat
and completely insulated for great.
er economy Large screened porch
for your summer evenings and the
lot is terrific with trees including
some fruit. Asking only Sll,500.
No reasonable offer refused and
the best OF terms available.
CHEVERLY Y-SpiCk- -and-span,' news
~ decorated, 3-bedrm. Colonial
with separate din. room. large liv.
room, half bath and finished rec.
room in hsmt Assume large 49aes
loan, Priced to sell
. ANDOVER AREA-S3a5 down ins
Cludes settlement costs or with
moderate cash assume SIS mo.
payments and save on this 3-beds
rm bi-level near schools and new
shoppinS center, Larss corner
fenced lot.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. T-7i14
(roptirued on NnwT ponaN
Evening star., 1960-12-21

1sHBURTON.BETHEsDA = Tn
mest competitive new home q
6rieE rambler; very lSe. kit. 1as
liEht rec. rnn., a.300-sa. 1T. lot
Only ] left; S24,950.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-I41l
BIZ HOME FOR XMAS
In this spaei0us 4-bedroom- and.
den brick Co!onial; livinE room
insS fiseSen, !SSsem.nt: Ease sso'' SIosts L
shopping and buseS down town
sSSod NJ terms %n.s,,sl ,ssls'sso' RIPLEY
srf' .and.frsT,s s.bsdrm' Colonial
kit, freezer-tep refgr,. washer
and ,drier. room cooler. full bsmt
Nicely decorated. SAauEi. s. b
BooLEY OF MD. INC, OIL. g.
b BETHE spA : ARCHITEcTUAl
WITH TABLE SPACE, family din
rm., elegant rec, rrn. with fire.pl,
garage; attractive wooded To-
priced S3i; 500. HUGH T. PECK
vi. O.dl ~.
BETHEsDA-Brk. Colonial with 8
bedrms. plus den: Just reduced Il
S1S,e60 for quick sale by Christ
mas; mr.. shopping end tranSp,
BURTON KELLEIGH OIL. 6-445;
BETHESDA CHEVY CHAsE--Houst
needed; 3 or more bedrms:. In
pleasant area. viii buy. sell o.
trade on other property BFTHES-
DA HOMES, INC, OIL. 4.Sl04
ewes. OIL. 6-lSf5.
BETHESDA, Locust Hill Estates
Lovely brH. Colonial: exceptionally
large rms: 3 bedrms., ga bathS
den, = fireplaces. garage. scr. pch
and the incest lot in town: only
$500 GEO. W. ROBERTSON
REALTOR. OIL. LIB.
BETHESDA. country club area =
New 4-bedrm. Williamsburg Colo
Mail den. powder rm... De luxe
kit, porch: S42,5OO. A. v PIsAN1,
Realtor. OIL. 4-f50O: ewes. OIL.
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on secluded . acre
in St. James parish-Attractive
brick rambler with center. hall, 3
tvin.sise bedrns,, "a baths, liv,:
Evening star., 1960-12-21

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Evening star., 1960-12-21

CHEVY CHASE SI6,25O. assume
$4,000 hrst trust on this charm,
ing Tudor-Style bungalow. 2 bed.
rms. room for . more), bsmt
conv. to schools. shops and transp
ANDRlS REALTY OIL. 2-9O10 Til .
CHEVY CHASE. HAMLET-oWnei
hit haS rsdueed the price on this flnt
immed. sale. There are 3 bedrms. :,
baths. gar., scr. porch and nu-
merous other features. Assume
sd99;000 Az OF loan. EN-. 2
SSos sSc r4EsT rp4IEssTRIcTI-Mp; RI REALTY,
Evening star., 1960-12-21

GLENM0NT HILLs-Loyely 3-bed.
rm.. brick rambler, nicely situated
on large corner lot, completely An.
chor fenced. $l4.950. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT. Lo
5-36S7.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
BUILDERS
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TEMPLE ISRAEL
Best values in this area ts22.e50)
hedEns., 2ls baths, finished rec
rm. Hhke kit, din rm. with aid.
int door to patio. All-brick con.
struetion with ulastered walls.
OPEN I2 TIL DARK
DIR: Out Piney Branch I'd. II
gniy' blvd:; east: left to BuckinE
again to furnished model home.
Grace w. Klein & Co.,
Inc.
Ju. 6-0Sso He. s-015s
Evening star., 1960-12-21

on secluded . acre
in st. James parish-Attractive
brick rambler with center. hall, 3
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