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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

as could in the other.
While doing this, I kept
the lower part of my body
straight. To get good results,
you have to keep the lower
part Of your body perfectly
still SO you can get a really
strong pull"
Question: am IS years
old and ! have a terrific skin
problem. have blackheads
all over my nose and on my
chin. I'would love to know
how to get rid Of them. I
would appreciate your help.
(M. Collins. Fort Worth,
Tex
Acknowledgements Mccain
bridge has managed to keep
a lovely skin even though it
Is covered with makeup so
much Of the time. II believe
in steam" she told me. 81
have found that it opens my
pores and keeps the black
heads away. First I wash my
face with a cream-type soap,
then I steam my face with
hot washcloths until I'm
sure my pores are open. Then
I make a paste of coarse
ground almond meal and I
scrub my face with this mix
ture using my f1ngertips. I do
this very lightly so that I
won't damage my skin. Then
I wash it of with cold water,
and so that I won't have dry
skin. ! put on q little moisture
cream"
Questioii--I used to receive
many compliments on my
hair, but I'm worried about
it now and so I'm turning to
you for help. I find that I
can't get it to grow any more.
It's soft and fine and splits
on the ends. IT. D., Pater-
son, N. j.
Answer Opera Singer
HelenTraubel solved a similar
problem. She says, II have
very fine hair and I was
troubled with it breaking off
at the ends. Then someone
told me to try using a brush
with plastic bristles. I like
using it so much that I
bought smaller one which I
use for shampoos and I find
it gives a fine stimulation to
my scalp"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

II worked at getting my
waistline back with exercises
every single morning. I be-
gan by stretching as far as I
could to the ceiling, holding a
heavy book in my hands.
Then I fell over rag doll fash
ion with my head between my
legs. Once I had limbered up,
I stood up straight. stretched
out my arms shoulder height
and turned as far as I could in
one direction and then as'far
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Housewife or Glamour Girl?
Star Suggests q Grooming Routine
BY LYDIA LANE
Times-Mirror Syndicate

80 y
HOLLYW GOD. Once
! again the stars have come
UP with helpful answers to
beauty problems sent In by
readers.
Question: have been mar
ried 10 years and we have
three children. I do all my
own homework, and my hus-
band complains that I have
let myself go. Is this fair?
It makes me mad that he
expects a glamour girl with
all ! have to do. ! don't
want our marriage to break
up. Please help me. (MrS.
F. G., Honolulu. Hawaii0
Answer Audrey Hepburn
says. There would be fewer
divorces If the wife took half
as much time and pains to
be well groomed for her huS-
band as she did before her
marriage. I don't have the
nerve to let my husband see
me when I am not looking my
best" Somehow we find time
for the things we feel are
important. It is often said
that a man loves with his
eyes as well as his heart.
If you adopt a grooming
routine and form a habit of
looking your best. I am sure
that your marriage will be a
happier one.
- = y
Question: had a baby a
few weeks ago and I'm very
anxious to get back into my
clothes that I wore before
I became pregnant, but every
thing is too tight in the waist.
Can you tell me what the
stars do to get their figures
back?
Answer Audrey Dalton's
waist is as tiny as before she
had her baby. and she says,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Editors Note: For more exercises
to regain q good figure otter
childbirth. send for leoflet No.
For each copy send 10 eents and
q self-oddressed, stomped envel-
ope to lydio Lone. The Evening
Stor. ?. o. Box III. Los An
seles s.. Colif. However. before
ticking any exercises check with
your doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Answer - Audrey Dalton's
waist is as tiny as before she
had her baby, and she says,
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
TUESDAY
Basketball Results

In Tuesday nights preliminary,
the National Guard took the mea-
sure of the Jaycees in tight ball
game $40. Using zone defense
the entire game, the Guardsmen
kept their opponents on the out
side, and managed to capitalize
on rebounding. With two minutes
to go, the Guard led by one point
and managed to increase their
lead to five at the whistle. Corky
Kost was high man for the Guard
with Is, while George Bell of the
Jaycees led the scoring for both
teams with %.
The Polar Hornets, utilizing a
fast break offense, defeated the
hard driving Nanooks 48-37 in the
second game of the doubleheader,
Halftime score was 26-19 in favor
of the Hornets, with Willie Will
oya garnering Is of his total II
points to lead the attack. In the
second half Tony Willoya took
over the scoring duties to hit II
of his total 16 points. Johnny
Herman led the Nanooks with II
points, followed by Ronnie Locke
and Jim Bell with 7 apiece. Lang
ford Adams and Bill Oman again
turned in nice performances for
the Nanooks, controlling the re-
bounds.
The next game will be on Fri
day evening when the ANB faces
the National Guard, followed by
the Jaycees and Hornets in the
nightcap.
The Box Scores:
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
w A n T A ID S

Furnished Houses For Sale or
Rent-Call Black 1913.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
DR.. Wood Visits Schools
In Shishmaref. Teller

DR.. VIM. Wood, President of the
University of Alaska, accompanied
by his wife were guests of Wien
Airlines yesterday. They visited
schools in Shishmaref and Teller
which they found to be modern
and we'll stated with two teachers
in each school,
In Teller they enjoyed visiting
the two we'll known trading
centers, Teller Commercial Co.
and the North Star Mercantile.
Lunch was served in the new
supermarket of the North Star.
It was built last winter by the
Tweet family from materials
brought to Teller from Nome. 1t
will be remembered that they
purchased the old officers club at
Marks Air Force Base and tore
it down a year ago. They now
have a modern store, hotel, lunch
counter in preparation for the
opening of the Nome Teller Road.
Also in the party on this flight
were Don Hoover, Emily Boucher,
Mike Walsh, Conrad Potter and
Sterling Corell Mr.. Croell, who
is here with the BIA, enjoyed
meeting many former friends as
he had been teacher at Wales
several years ago.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
Legion Post No. 10
Plans Special Meeting
To Honor Joe BriOnes

Joe Briones, Department Adju-
tant, American Legion, will arrive
in Nome via Wien Airlines Thurs
day, December Is. In connection
with Briones' visit there will be
a special meeting of Nome Post
No. 10, American Legion at the
Board of Trade Road House at
7:30 p. m. Thursday, December
Is. All Legionaires and veterans
and ladies interested in the
Legion Auxiliary are invited to
attend. A special program and re-
freshments are being planned. All
members of Nome Post No. 10 are
requested to contact local Post
Commander James E. O'Rourke
as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
PASS THE FRU1TcAKE PLEASE

Order your fruitcake now, from
The North Star Bakery. Their
Fruitcakes are prepared with ut
most care and craftsmanship. A
blend of colorful fruits and nuts
combined with exotic spices from
foreign lands. The price is $500
per pound. They are packed in
colorful containers suitable for
mailing. Packages are available in
one, one and one-half, and two
pound sizes. Other sizes baked to
order. Fruitcakes to be mailed out
of town are wrapped and labeled
from North Star Bakery, Nome,
Alaska, "The Land of the Rein
deer"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
TURKEY GIVE-AWAY

The Calvin Stores Holiday Tur-
key Give-Away has resulted in
three winners to date with Es-
Their James, Edith Sagoonik, and
Lawrence Davis being the lucky
ones.
Two winning numbers are still
outstanding: Red R336792 and
Green L960528.
The turkey give-away will con-
tinue through Dec. 10. The Grand
Prize winners will be determined
on Jan. 10, 1861.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
CHOIR PRACTICE TONIGHT

The Methodist Church choir is
reminded that the last practice
for the annual Christmas candle
light service will be held tonight.
The first group meets at o'clock
and the second group at nine.
The Junior Choir met this af-
ternoon at 4:30 and another prac-
tice is scheduled for 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon. j
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
To Spend Winter Months Here

Mrs. Charles Lean, mother of
Nick Lean arrived yesterday from
Cooper's Landing to be here for
the holidays with her sons family.
She will remain here for the
balance of the winter months. She
has had a new granddaughter
since her last visit here.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
MIMI HISPITAL

Admitted: James Kennick, Nora
Burlison, Fred Kubon.
Discharged: Nora Larsen, Betty
Attatayak, Ed Randell, Robert
Workman, Dolly Komahkuk, Nina
Lie and infant, Herb Paniptchuk.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
Baby Daughter for Bronsons

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Bronson are
the parents of daughter born
Monday in Anchorage Grand
parents are Sen. and Mrs. Lester
Bronson.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
GO. P. Unit
OTIS Named
ByMorton
~ the Associated presg

A new executive committee
of the Republican National
Committee has been named BY
Chairman Thruston B. Morton
The is members, all rep
resenting their States on the
national committee, will have
Ia major part in preparing the
10. o. p. for the 1862 congres.
sional elections.
Senator Morton named these
as members Of the executive
group:.
Mrs. Consuelo NorthroI
Bailey, Vermont; Ralph H
Bonnell, Massachusetts,; Mrs
Kathleen d. Christensen, South
Dakota: George F. Etzell. Min.
nesota; Albert B. Fay, Texas
Also, George L. Hinman, New
York; Mrs. Patricia Reilly Hit
C Californ ia; Mrs. Emery c
johnson. Arizona; Jaren l.
Jones. Utah: Mrs. Gladys e
Knowles, Montana.
Also, Robert L. Pierce. Wis.
consin; Robert r. Snodgrass
Georgia: Mrs. Henry Swami II
Colorado; Mrs. Neal Tourtel-
lotte, Washington. and Charles
E. Wittenmeyer. Iowa.
Mr.. Bonnell. Mr.. Jones, Mrs
Knowles, Mr.. Pierce. Mrs. Swar
and Mrs. Tourtellotte wert
members Of the old executive
committee.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
North CuroIinion's
Term Suspended
In Embezziement

A North Carolinian was given
e suspended sentence Of two
TO six years Friday BY Dis
trict Court Judge Leonard P.
Walsh and placed ON probation
for five years for embezzlement.
The defendant, Joseph A,
Ritch. a. Of siler City. N. c..
had pleaded guilty to a single
count Of converting $l6s to his
own use, while manager Of the
High Point Apartments at
Barnaby terrace and Wheeler
road Sc. Charges accusing
Ritch Of converting additional
sums, totaling more than ST.
200. to his own use were dis
missed.
Ritch also received a sus.
pended sentence Of two to six
years and probation for i've
years ON a charge Of passing q
forged check for $231. The
suspended sentences and pro-
baton in the two, cases were
ordered to run concurrently. A
r
Evening star., 1960-12-18

charge accusing Ritch Of forg.
ing . signature on the check
was dismissed.
In another case, Judge John
u. sirica suspended sentence
and placed Garland A. Mines
20. Of the TOO block Of jackson
street NE. on probation fol
two years for embezzlement Of
1922. 80
Mines was accused Of con-
yerting the money to his owr
use while manager Of the Atlas
Theater. 1900 block of H street
NE.
Several other embezzlement
charges against Mines were
dismissed. Restitution Is being
made. the court was informed
Evening star., 1960-12-18

nesia, Iraq. Morocco, the United
Arab Republic and YugoSlavfa,
sponsors Of the neutralist reso-
lution. seem to assume that
parliament would vote for Mr.,
Lumumba for Premier. Mr.,
Kasavubu up to now has de-
clined to reconvene parliament
which he suspended after firing
Lumumba last September. Mil
itary rule has filled the vacuum
In Q letter to Mr.. Hammars-
kjold made public by the Ghans
delegation, President Kwame
Nkrumah urged that the mill
tary leadership Of the U. N
force ''be changed Immediately
and taken over by commander
who have sufAcient experience
and judgment to reestablish
dignity and confidence"
The Ghana President said
the United Nations Is being
pushed around by Modulus
band"
Evening star., 1960-12-18
ia Are Injured
In Home Accidents

A total Of 124 persons were
treated In area hospitals last
week for injuries ranging from
liquid bleach poisoning to for
eign objects In the nose, the
District Red Gross Safety Serv-
ice reported. ?,
Three men died from. home
accidents, two in flres andsone
in q fall ! nhiS basement. Rat
and dog bites sent four persons
to the hospital.
Injuries to date in 1860 total
7,07S. Last year at this time
the figure was 1885. 7 Total
deaths in 1860 (14D are also
lower than the total for the
same period in 1859 (17W.,l
Evening star., 1960-12-18
u. N.
Continued From First Pagl

Continued From First PagG
Khrushchev, said "a certain
party asked him to resign
months ago "in q chivalroui
way He had refused to de
this; he said, and now an effort
to force his resignation wal
being made ''in an unchivalrou'
way
Mr.. Hammarskjold said hi
had done as much as he coulc
within the limitations set by the
U. IN. charter and resolutions
Of the assembly and Security
Council.
He said q strengthening oi
hts mandate to keep peace In
the Congo "is highly desirable
as the authority Of the United
Nations has been challenged
in many quarters"
The secretary general said
the United Nations should use
its influence In the Congo tG
get parliament reconvened; the
army reduced to its constitu-
ti0nal role, and q legitimate
civilian n government estab-
blished.
'Rule-Or.Ruin'
Mr.. HamAnarskjold also said
secessionist tendencies must be
broken. He told critics he had
worked to get Belgian techni-
clans to quit the Congo but
steps must be suggested "as to
how the gap thus created could
be filled by the United Nations
ITSELF"
Mr.. Wadsworth declared
that the Soviet Union was en-
dangering international peace
with "a straight policy Of rule
or ruin" designed "either Il
weaken and divide or to gair
power in the Congo for those
who will do the will Of Mos
cow
He spoke after Bulgarian
Deputy Foreign Minister Milk
Tarabanov charged that tn
United States was paying tn
army of Congolese strongmal
Col. Joseph Mobutu, supportet
by President Joseph Kasavubu
Mr.. WadSworth said tn
United States was channelini
all aid to the Congo through
the United Nations-but tn
Soviet Union seemed to b
backing the Stanleyville fac
ton Of deposed Premier Lu
muHnba against the constitu
tional authorities.
q. s. Fights Resolution
The United States Ambassa
dor opposed q pending resolu
ton sponsored by eight neu
tralist supporters Of Mr.. Lu
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Kennedy Team
Urged toDetai|
Spending Plan

A Democratic Senator sug-
gested yesterday that the Sen
ate Finance Committee invite
officials Of the Kennedy ad-
ministration to come before
it at the start Of the new ses-
sion and testify on its spend
ing plans.
Senator Hartke Of Indiana
said it would be following sound
business practice to let those
charged with raising the reve-
nue. know what spending pro-
posals are in prospect. Ordinar-
lily the budget is taken directly
to the appropriations commit
tees, which have nothing to dc
with raising the revenue.
Seeks Byrd Support
The Indiana Senator made
his proposal in q letter to Sen
ator Harry F. Byrd. Democrat
Of Virginia, chairman Of the
Finance Committee. He ex-
pressed hope Senator Byrd
would join him in a motion foH
such a hearing when the COM
mittee meets.
TOO often we who are on
the committees which are re-
sponsible for raising revenues
are asked to do so without full
understanding Of the entire
budget picture" wrote Senator
Hartke.
I'm the session which marks
the commencement Of a new ad.
ministration this becomes ar
even greater burden, since the
budget to be submitted to Con-
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Reds Seek Civil, War
In Congo, U. S.'Worns

mumba. now q prisoner Of Col.
Modulus troops.
This resolution urged the inn
mediate release Of all political
prisoners in the Congo, the
Immediate convening Of parlia-
ment there under U. N. pro-
lection, quick measures to keep
armed units from mixing in
politics and the withdrawal OF
all Belgian personnel. civil as
well as military.
Mr.. Wadsworth called it @
"many-sided attempt to inter-
vene in the domestic affairs Of
o member state"
He did not mention a rival
resolution that the United
States was planning to intro
duce II sure beforehand OF
enough support to pass it.
The resolution drafted by the
United States would have the
assembly ask HalnFnarskjold to
help Mr.. Kasavubu "in estab-
fishing conditions under which
parliament can meet and func-
tion" free Of outside interfer-
ence.
It asked Mr.. Hammarskjold
to get foreign military person
mel out Of the Congo, called on
all countries to refrain from
sending military aid there ex-
cept through the United Ma
tions, declared against viola
ton Of the rights of any pris-
oners in the Congo and ex-
pressed hope Congolese politi-
cal leaders would settle their
difference at q round-table
conference planned by Mr..
KaSavubu.
Mr.. Wadsworth said the
United Nations should help
establish conditions in which
parliament could function in
security but ''the initiative
must come from the Congolese
people and their leaders"
Civilian Rule Over Army
He said the U. N. force in the
Congo could not legally free Mr.
Lumumba or disarm Col. Mo-
butu's Congolese national army
But he declared that Army
should be brought and kept
under effective civilian control
and should not operate as q
political force in its own right
British minister Of state
David Ormsby Gore said If the
United Nations pulled out Of
the Congo, the result would al
most certainly be civil war and
foreign Intervention. He ex-
lpreSSed hope q new civilian
government there will submit
itself for parliamentary ap-
lproval as soon as possible" !"
! Ceylon, Ghana. India, Indo-
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Loot Requires Trucks

PLYMOUTH. England, Dec.
II AP)-Reginald Craddock
was hauled into court yesterday
on q charge Of stealing-l ,O51
items, in fact. Six policemen
said they used three trucks for
4 hours to haul the loot, which
ranged from phonograph, nee
dies to sweaters. from Grad
docks apartment.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

gress next month viii, in fact,
be an instrument Of the OUT
going administration and not
necessarily concurred In BY the
incoming administration"
The Hartke letter recalled
the fact that in 1896 Congress
tried to establish some over
all control on spending. It wrote
into the Legislative Reorgani-
zation Act q requirement that
the tax-raising and appropria-
tions committees Of both houses
get together at the start Of each
session and place an overall
ceiling on the total to be spent
in that year.
1916 Law Lapsed
The law required that this be
done by February Is, before
any Of the appropriations bills
passed. It also required that If
the spending ceiling was higher
than the estimate Of govern
ment income. Congress would
have to vote in favor Of increas-
ing the public debt to take care
of the difference.
For about two years the
House and Senate tried to ar
rive at a budget ceiling, but
never completely succeeded and
thereafter permitted the 1946
law to lapse.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Freight Curs DerdiI

VICTOR, N. Y, Dec. II
AP).-Thirteen cars Of D 1866
car Lehigh Valley freight
train were wrecked today near
this village Is miles southeast
Of Rochester. No injuries were
reported. A burned-out wheel
bearing was listed as the ap-
parent cause.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01

OS0\18B&&SS88V II I 4SvS1s
How con one describe the color
Of poneled wolls. the bult-in
pustel colored oven. range and
gigantic refrigerator which makes
the tosk Of home making q pleos-
ure. the full dining room with
built-in buffet and hutch making
your entertaining SO simple.
Everyone will appreciate having
the attached garage heated in
severe weather. All these feo-
tuIes plus 3 bedrooms and 2 full
boths. This home appraised for
much more than the asking price.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01

3-BEDROOM brick colonial, 9 years
| old; 21131 Morris ave-, off East
| 200th. RE 1-4089.
BY owner; Broom single, bed
rooms. full bath plus lavatories.
\ breakfast room, knotty pine tele-
\ vision room which can be used
for office with private entrance.
/ MU. l-202O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
REALTORS


Sl4.e00. lh-cur garage. Pado
l8.6xll.6 wool corpeted living
room with vestibule entrance
easement windows. Well lund
scuped yard. l2.6xll.6 mustel
bedroom. Hardwood floors.
Yeors old. Sl06.43 q month: taxes
principal and interest.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
q BEDROOMS

7-Yeor-old. semi-bungulow. full
dining room. plus eoting ureo in
kitchen. Lorge vestibule entrance
with guest closet. Excellent floor
plan. center holl. 2lz baths. Bed
room upstoirs is poneled. could
be used os den. hbrdry or sitting
room or upstoirs room would
moke in-low suite. Full divided
basement. rear enclosed porch.
Oversize 2-cur garage. Owner
bought. must sell. Just reduced.
SIG. 300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
LOT IS FT. WIDE

Willowick off E. 305th. l-yem-old
ranch. 3 bedrooms. dining room
overlooks sunken living room:
built-in oven and rdnge with
copper tone hood. Full bath is
cloY tiled: 2 bath is off rear
entrunce. neor kitchen. Full di-
vided basement, wood easement
windows. "a brick front. Sl9.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
TUsT MOVE IN

This well built 5-room bungalow
is tostefullY decorated. second
floor is custom finished and the
built-ins will delight your chill
dren. Home odjoins golf course.
enabling Dad to get his recreu-
tion without driving any distance.
Immediate possession. S20.0 800.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
CATHEDRAL
CEILING

Exposed beoms. l8xl3 IT, living
room with wood-burning fire
place. abundant CO binets in
kitchen. attached goroge. olumi-
mum siding; / acre lot in excel
lent ueo Of WilloughbY Hills. No
down. c. l.. S94.49 month. in
cludes tuxes. $500 down FILA.
S9e.43 month or conventionollY if
desired.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
WHERE?

Com you by a 6-Yeor-old. 3-bed-
room ranch for Sl2.9O0. within q
block of q school. shopping and
church. and q short distance from
one Of the finest beaches and rec
redtion oTeo on Lake Erie.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
REALTORS
GOOD LOCATION

3-bedroom home in excellent con-
dition. Newly decorated. Lorge
kitchen. recreation room. divided
basement. neur shopping center.
schools and Euclid City bus.
Sl8. 900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
UNIQUE RANCH

80xl80 #. lot. 3 bedrooms. one
very large with built-in storage
Modem kitchen. but old-foshionec
in size: curpeting: one-cor go
rage (plostered) which con be
converted into q fomily room al
minimum expense. Recently re
decoruted. Condition is excellent
New AUI gos woter heater. G
yeors old. Sl5,o00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
COUNTRY KITCHEN

Modem home. old foshion price.
Sl2.s00. 3 yeor old ranch. Per
feet condition. Competing. drupes.
G.E. wosher and dryer. l6.6xl3
kitchen. Small. yet large wooded
LOT.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-01
BRICK COLONIAL

North of Loke Shore Blvd. in Eu-
cid. Foyer entrance. puneled din
ing room with French doors to
rear. Living room with wood
burning fireplace. lla baths. fin.
ished recreation room. 2-cor 60
rage. S22, 900.