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Evening star., 1960-08-20
FoiIed Thieves
Raid4Shops;
FourArrested

Determined burglars broke
into three Arlington business
establishments today trying to
find a blow torch so they could
cut their way into a safe at a
fourth.
Police captured four suspects
after the night of burglaries
ended.
Detective Sergt. Walter Ka-
del said the four forced their
way into the Murphy & Ames
lumber yard at 1920 Fort Myer
drive through the back door
about IL pm. He gave the fol-.
lowing account:
For more than three hours
they pounded the safe with
hammers and crowbars, but it
held fast.
The men apparently decided
progress was impossible without
a blow torch and broke into a
Texaco station at 1904 Wilson
boulevard in quest of one.
They Try Again
Failing to find it, they moved
on to the O'Brien & Rohall
Body Shop at 174O North Nash
street where they again were
unsuccessful.
Then they slipped into the
Wrought Iron Welding Co. at
1922 Fort Myer drive and found
not only a blow torch but $94
and some 20-year-old whisky as
well, Sergt. Kadel said.
In the meantime, police dis
covered that the service station
had been entered. and Detec-
tives Sergt. Mackey and Leroy
Rasmussen began to investi-
gate.
They learned that a 1858
station wagon had been seen
in the vicinity and began to
look for it.
Police Arrive
Back at the lumber yard,
the burglars were struggling to
light their hard won torch when
they heard police and fed, &C
cording to Sergt. Kadel.
About Ais am. Pvt. Daniel
Vines located a station wagon
in Rosslyn and arrested Rich
ard Aubrey Graves, "a, of no
fixed address.
Later this morning police ar
rested Kenneth E. Lane, 20,.
and Robert Early, both of the
5000 block of North Fifth street,
and George Colon, %, of the
1900 block of North Twenty
first street at their homes. All
were charged with breaking and
entering.
Evening star., 1960-08-20
Foreign Car Sales
Seen Dropping in go

DETROIT, Aug. 20 (AP).-
Imported car sales in the
United States will drop to about
100000 this year, then rise to
near the half-million mark in
1861, Carl H. Hahn, general
manager of Volkswagen of
America, Inc, said yesterday.
Mr.. Hahn. speaking at a
showing of his 1861 models,
said that some of his COM
petitors became too enthusias-
tic last year when just over
100000 imported cars were sold
in this country.
Now. they have cut back to
realistic levels" he said.
Evening star., 1960-08-20
BY the Associated Press


A. fire at the main Soviet
station in Antarctica has taken
the lives of eight men. 1t was
the worst tragedy reported in
six years of organized interna-
tional scientific exploration of
the south polar continent.
Six Russians, one Czech and
one German. all scientists
specializing in meteorology,
were burned to death on August
3 when a fire of unknown
origin destroyed the meteor
ology building at Mirny. This
is headquarters for the large
scale operations conducted by
Russia and Iron Curtain
countries in the Antarctic.
First word of the disaster
came early yesterday in a
message from Cne main UnlCeQ
States Antarctica base at Nc
Murdo, about 1.460 miles from
Mirny. The message to the
National Science Foundation
offered no explanation of why
the Russians delayed so long
in reporting the accident to
the rest of the international
scientific community in the
Antarctic and to the world.
The one American scientist
wintering at Mirny with the
Soviets was reported to have
escaped injury. The fire oc-
cured during the frigid Ant
arctic night when temperatures
range anywhere from minus AS
degrees to a record low of 125
] degrees below zero.
There have been small fires
Evening star., 1960-08-20

the 24-hour period ending at
$50 am. today, Al grains per
3.6 centimeter square slide
area.
Resort Area Forecasts
Maryland. Virginia and Della
ware beaches-Partly cloudy
tomorrow, high IS.
Chesapeake Bay area-Partly
cloudy tomorrow, high 86.
Cape Hatteras area-Partly
cloudy tomorrow, high IS.
Skyline drive-Chance of
afternoon thundershowers to-
morrow, high near 80. Visi-
bility good.
Long Island and New Jersey
beaches - Partly cloudy to-
morrow. high SO.
Potomac. River cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls
shenaneSas sSqsy t Ct Fs FRsTes5S Ferry
Midnight - ~ Noon --- 81
4a.m. - 90 pm. - S5
Sam. ---- 20 SPIN. SO
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, 95. on April %.
Lowest, 15. on March IL.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the u S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High - 1886 am. SIT am
Low ---- 200 am. 2:45 am.
High - SOB pm. Sal pm.
Low 2:32 pm. 3:l4 p m.
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis. 3h hours; Bloody Point
Light. 4l2 hours; Colonial Beach, 8
hours; Deale, 4ia hours: Solomons
Islands, ga hours; Point Lookout,
ia hours
Evening star., 1960-08-20
DISCOVERER
DIScOVERER %.4= --.
Nine Crewmen Decorated
After Recovering Capsule

! Continued From First Page
minutes later one C-119 lined
up for a mid-air pass.
They've got it" an Air Force
ot1eer shouted at 7:14.
Ticklish Job
Later the details came
through. Pelican Nine, a re-
covery plane commanded by
Capt. Harold E. Mitchell, IS,
of Bloomington, ILL.,, spotted
the parachuting package while
flying at 10000 feet about Is
miles from the capsule.
Capt. Mitchell put his plane
into slow descent while his
crew readied itself for the tick
lish job of snaring the cap
sule's parachute shroud lines
in a special gear trailing be-
hin dthe plane. Contact was
made at $500 feet at latitude
II degrees, 6 minutes north,
162 degrees, 81 minutes west
about 800 miles west-southwest
OF Honolulu-while the plane
was travelling at 227 miles an
hour.
Capt. Mitchell's C-119 made
three passes. The first missed
by 6 inches. The second failed
by 2 feet.
For gosh sakes, don't hurt
It," pleaded Capt. Mitchell.
The third try succeeded.
"A good hit, we've got it."
yelled S/Sergt. Al Harmon of
Wedowee. Ala.
Gen. Curtis LeMay, the Air
Forces vice chief of staff, was
notified by a press officer. He
chomped his jaws down on a
cigar and snapped curt but
high praise-"Fine!" Minutes
later Gen. White ordered deco
rations for the crew.
Gen. Emmett ODonnell, Pa
cific Air Force commander, was
among a cheering crowd of 200
to greet the successful C-119 on
the arrival at Hickam Air Force
Base in Hawaii. He personally
presented Capt. Mitchell the
DFC lin recognition of a vital
feat of national significance"
the Associated Press reported.
The crewmen, at a news con-
ference on returning to Hickam,
disclosed that if the third pass
had failed they might not have
had another chance.
Each succeeding pass had to
be at a lower altitude as the
parachuting capsule descended.
Had the catch at $500 feet not
been made the plane might
have had trouble with a cloud
layer at 1000 feet.
Whites Congratulations
Gen. White radioed to the
crewmen at Hickam: 4,
my warmest personal con-
gratulations for your outstand-
ing demonstration of profess
sional airmanship in the recov-
cry OF (the capsule Of Dis
coverer XIV. Your perform
ance is in the finest tradition
OF. the Air Force"
Hopes had been high for
success of Discoverer XIV fol-
lowing the initial triumph of
Lucky Thirteen" last week.
Even so, the elation at the
Pentagon could have been cut
with a knife when it was ap-
parent that No. IA was even
better than the earlier one.
1t. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever,
research and development chief
for the Air Force, had pre-
dicted last week a $3.50 !,
chance" for success of No. IA.
He said the basic troubles that
Evening star., 1960-08-20
President Delighted
With Capsule Catch
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower today
was described as delighted with
the latest United States first
in space-the Air Force catch
of a space capsule in the air
as it returned from orbit.
Press Secretary James C.
Hagerty said:
The President was delighted
to hear the news. He received
it last night"
Evening star., 1960-08-20
Hemingway Becomes
Grandfather of Girl

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 20 (AP).
Its Grandpa" Hemingway
now for Pulitzer prize-winning
novelist Ernest Hemingway.
One of the authors three
sons, Gregory, Friday became
father of a daughter. She was
named Alice. Gregory is a
medical student at the Uni
versity of Miami.
Evening star., 1960-08-20

circular orbit is 1898 miles up.
The space ship was described
as large enough for a human
passenger and a step toward
putting a man into space. It's
equipment was reported func-
tioning normally.
Pravda said instrume en- t S
aboard the satellite reported
the temperature inside at a
comfortable n degrees and the
pressure about the same as at
sea level.
The Communist Party news
paper reported the dogs, whose
names mean squirrel and ar
row. had some tense moments
before and during the launch
ing as reflected in increased
pulse and breathing rates.
But it added that they "en-
Evening star., 1960-08-20
BiIIyGrohom Sees
Religion as Issue

GENEVA, Aug. 20 (AP).-
Evangelist Billy Graham pre-
diets religion will be a decisive
issue in the coming United
States presidential campaign.
Mr.. Graham insisted religion
is a legitimate issue in the cam
paign and told a news confer,
ence in Geneva yesterday that
"a mans religion cannot be
separated from his person" He
said Democratic presidential
candidate John F. Kennedy, a
Roman Catholic, has faced up
to this"
Evening star., 1960-08-20
Named Postmaster

President Eisenhower yester-
day nominated Aubrey C. Mar
shall for postmaster of Wood
stock, Va.
Evening star., 1960-08-20

dured the period of launching
and orbiting of the space ship
satisfactorily" Launching Of
the satellite was announced
here yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-08-20
Russian Satellite Dogs
Reported Doing Fine

MOSCOW, Aug 20 (AP).-Beka and Streka the two dogs
riding in the latest Soviet satellite getting along
eating WELL Pravda reported today
Soviet scientists watching the dogs via teevision
camera aboard the hveton ship which
80 minutes The Soviet agency Tass said its
Evening star., 1960-08-20

The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun. today - 6:25a.m. 7:57 pm.
Sun, tomorrow 6:27 am. 7:55 pm.
Moon. today 4:45am. 1851 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned
on one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1960-08-20

Let show you how to ndividuaze your home to suit
your taste yet stay within your budget Choose from our
wide and wonderful selection Of packaged homes plans
then make the changes and notifications you want We
supply all the plans and specifications and deliver to any
site within 100 miles,
Evening star., 1960-06-07
ShortCOurse Set June 20

weeks. This will take place
during the afternoon assem-
bly, on the 2lst.
DR.. Gordon M. Cairns, dean
of agriculture Of the univer-
sity, will present the keynote
address at the Tuesday NOR
ming session. His topic will be
Maryland Agriculture-To-
day and Tomorrow"
Roads to Understanding"
will be the topic Mrs. Homer
Remsberg of Middleton, Md.
will discuss with homemakers
at the Thursday morning
program. Mrs. Remsberg is
the immediate past president
of the National Home Dem
onstration Council.
Mr.. John r. Eldridge will
further contribute to under
standing of others with his
treatment of the topic,
Evening star., 1960-06-07

The 34th annual Rural
Women's Short Course will
take place at Maryland Uni
versity June 20 through the
rs with the theme Family
Values in a Changing
World"
Over a Thousand Maryland
homemakerS are expected to
attend.
Assemblies, worship serv-
ices and several classes will
feature the theme as the
homemakers study their
roles in this rapidly chang
ing era, announces Mar
garet Oliver. Home Demon
stration Agent Leader.
One of the most interest,"
Ing sessions will be that at
which Mrs. Thomas Powner
OF Windsor, N. j., tells of her
1amily's experience in living
IN a fallout shelter for two
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Uruguoyon
Visitor


Uruguayan Ambassador
and Mrs. Cludow were hosts
at a cocktail party yester-
day in honor of Zorrilla de
San Martin, president of
Uruguay's House of Repre-
sentatives, who is currently
making his first visit to this
country.
Speaker of the House Sam
Rayburn, who holds a COM
parable post in this Govern
ment. was one of the guests
yesterday.
Gorilla de San Martin, who
has toured South America
and Europe and is about to
strike out westward across
this country, was to attend
a luncheon in the Senate
today.
Evening star., 1960-06-07

Bridges Between People" at
Thursdays afternoon assem-
bly,.
During the week, home
makers will have the choice
of 20 classes. They'll learn
the latest developments in
many homemaking areas and
hear authorities discuss cit
izenEhip, civil defense, health
and safety.
Evening star., 1960-06-07
How Michael Got lis House
The McCorthys Chose q Neighborhood for Him

The McCarthys feel I'VE
brought Minnesota with us"
because the furniture is the
type common in the early
days of the State.
The girls and Mrs. McCar-
thy have been experiment.
ing with various furniture
arrangements because there
are "all sorts of possibilities"
and they are not yet quite
sure which is the best.
Like any number of men,
Evening star., 1960-06-07

and nobody is quite sure
what he has planted"
Mrs. Mccarthy has fur
nished the house with a
number of antiques from her
mothers family. She has
some black walnut chests,
seven small ladder back
chairs with cane seats, and
a very fine cherry table with
handicapped legs from pre-
Revolutionary War days. The
table is used as a sideboard.
Evening star., 1960-06-07

the Senator takes a dim view
of furniture moving. Il pro-
test" he said, grinning. but
I can't say 1 have much in
fluence."
His favorite nook in sum-
mer is the screened back
porch and. in winter, an all
purpose room that serves as
a library and a place for the
television set and record
player. They don't get
changed around"
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Receive Caps

The Junior Army Navy
Guild Organization of Fort
Meade held Gaping cere-
monies recently for the IL
graduates who completed the
groups second nurses aid
training program.
Evening star., 1960-06-07
BY ROSE MCKEE
Contributing Writer

How would you go about
selecting a neighborhood in
which to live?
Senator Eugene j. McCar-
thy, Democrat of Minnesota,
and Mrs. Mccarthy had the
only boy in their family of
four children uppermost in
mind when they shopped for
a neighborhood in which to
buy a Washington home.
Mrs. Mccarthy explained
that Michael, 9, always
seemed to be shortchanged"
on playmates in their previ-
GUS Washington neighbor-
hoods. Before his election
to the Senate, where a term
runs six years, Senator Nc
Carthy served five terms in
the House. But since a
House term is only two
years and the family spent
about six months each year
at home in st. Paul, they
found themselves moving
from one Washington house
to another every two years.
This time" Mrs. Mccarthy
said, I'VE inspected the neigh
borhood carefully before
buying because we wanted
to be sure that Michael, who
Is all boy. would have boys
to play with. Of course, I
don't mean it was our only
consideration.
A Tree House
She said that when they
saw a big tree house in a
backyard, that had obviously
been built by boys, I'VE felt
we were on the right track,
and it turned out we were"
Michael has boys his own
age living close by their
home.
The Mccarthy girls, Ellen,
IL, Mary, IL, and Margaret,
who will be 5 in July, also
have their friends in the
neighborhood and every
ones happy"
The Senator likes the
house, white brick Colonial
with black shutters that is
pretty standard" because it
is much like the one we
have in st. Paul" which is
now being rented.
This spring, the first in the
house, has been particularly
enjoyable, because the pre-
viouS owners mad done much
flower planting. Every day,
almost, we found some unex-
pected treasure in the yard"
Mrs. Mccarthy said.
Antiques
The garden surprises seem
likely to continue we'll into
the summer for Michael has
been planting various pack
ages of flower seed that have
come as premiums with such
household supplies as soap,
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Luncheon Set

A noon luncheon tomor-
row at the Army Navy
Country Club will bring to
a close the current season of
the Navy Civil Engineer
Corps Wives Club.
Evening star., 1960-06-07
Antiques

The garden surprises seem
likely to continue we'll into
the summer for Michael has
been planting various pack
ages of flower seed that have
come as premiums with such
household supplies as soap,
Evening star., 1960-01-18
DID YOU

DID YOU
See this all-brick rambler, with 3
bedrms., big lot over 500 II deep,
only years old, mr.. U. OF Nd.
Golf Course. Sl4,45O.
HIBERNATE?
For the winter in one of these s
new ramblers. in College PARK, /
block of Rhode Island ave. 3
bedrms., la baths. full bSmt g.,
wooded lot; S16,5OO, terms
IT'S NEVER
Going to come down (price), so
why wait? This all-brick split
level is only 3 blocks to College
Park shopping center and univ.
camps. All large rooms, sep.
dining rm., attached garage. own
er wants quick offer.
TOO COLD
Never, in this solid brick rambler,
with full bsmt., fun dininG rm.,
acre; only Z years Old; in beauti-
full Powder-Mill, Nd.
TO MOVE
Big 65-ft. all-brick rambler with
lst-floo. family rm. 12x35 with
fireplace, End fireplace in liv rm.,
sep. dining rm., 3 lge. bedrms.,
Ia baths, 15x32 patio, big 100 BY
145 II. lot, redwood fence: Biz
minghsm Estates.
BURCH REALTY co.
TIL 3 PM, TO. g-5992
FOR The LADY OF TaE HOUSE
II large closets. a fully equipped
kitchen, fireplace and built-in
gGiase, m .Cs this -tw..I- .Sgu
bedroom, > full bath, separate
dinins room, Coral Hills house q
barEaln you must see. Priced
$1,000 lelow FLA appraisal. Con-
venient to Suitland and Andrews.
53OS Pard Rd. Sc 20. S-1566
FOUR BEDRMS. AND A DEN in
this spacious BRICh hOML,
TApGE liytnu rapf.1 utfn fFPDlarF
Evening star., 1960-01-18

MD.-cape Cod.
bedI rs. 2 baths, full bsmt.; Sl25
mo AP. 7-445S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. air-cond. .,
6-room Cape Cod 3 large bed
rms paths. den. large kitchen
with dining area. liv. Tm. with
picture window. basket weave
fence, auto washer End drier
'l1i per mo. Call Po 2-654S
SILVER SPRING-}-bedrm Co.
lonial. GA BATH: built-in RsraGe:
walk. dist Shor area, churches,
schools: TcsS. For appt. call HE
1-S9O0 or JU 5-sO3O.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-GenerarS 3-b.r.
3-beth. gracious home, Hur'
wooded lot. Scr. porcl, pstlo -.
car garage. bar and = rrcr rms
$3.50 BARR REALTY, INC, JE
f-0Sni.
PLAZA blkS. Brk
4 lge bedrms., . full baths, sep
din. rm.; bsmt.; SI5O. JU. a-93!S
COLORED-Is33 NORTH CAPITOL
ST.-S rms, 3 baths 81 kits.l
newly dec: oil heat: only S12;
mo. MR NEUNANN MA. $4,000
COLORED-UPPER NORTHWEST
--B"ics "-family house finiSnor
bsmt.; key at 3S17 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HOUSES UMFURNIsHED
CoLoREp.67I5 5th ST, NE.

CoLoRED-5715 5th ST. NE.
a BLOCK FROM MILLION
DOLLAR SHOPPING CENTER
5 rms. and bath rec. rm.. gas heat:
fenced-in rear ward. Only Sis
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma s-6100.
C0LoRPD-RENT AND BUY
18th AND LAWRENCE NE.
Besuti u semidrt. brick home, va
can't end dec: opportunity Of a
lifetime for qualified family with
rood Job and reference.
TU. "-l090 RA. 6-633a
CoLoRFC-IOO9 CONSTITUTIONS
AVE. NJ.
Rent with privilege Of buying
s rooms, incl. large basement room
and kitchen. Gas h.-wh. VIII
rent TO high-class responsible
party 500 per month. Must pay
> months rent. one to take care
OF damages. II any. when moving,
or tenant nav have privilege OF
buying after gaining $1,000 equity
MARSHALL J WAPLE CO.
'Ho6 14th st. NV. hD. 4-20o5
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

NICHOLS AVL. S.W.-2-story brk
Lse. yard. perfect cond Newly
renovated. Ready for oCcup. Owner
selling direct to buyer SS.0Ou
firSt trust. $500 cash. Bal. md
trust note. Asking Sl2,5OO. Ell
MIRA CORP, 10. l-2iUU.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

BY FEB. !, uniurn. apt. TAX PIX
Mont. Co., within walking dis
shop. ctr. and bus, also schools,
~ $3.50
WORKING LADY wants to rent
unfurn efficiency or l-bedrm
apt; Bethesda area: will consider
apt. in private home. OIL. 4-392O
Evening star., 1960-01-18
peter j. hagan & son

NEW RAMBLER, Sl4,650l bed
rms. or : bedrms. and sep. din.
rm., daylight bsmt. and porch.
too. As little as 81 800 down
Conv. College Park location. Call
til 2 I'm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
c nAUTG f. fSn INC
Evening star., 1960-01-18
HOUSES WAITED TO RENT

HFVP, We need houses to rent
We have WAITING lists, end can
not fulfil their needs. Won't yoL
pleeee hcln us? Wr need home
in the Alexandra, Arlington and
70 $500. For uuicke-t results call
Us. today. TOWN T. COUNTR- y
HEtLTY CO, TIE. 6-14l5.
p. G. co. and d. C.-We
u-ccnt'y need rental properties
ALLEN REALTORS, RA. 6-;El33
VI MED POUSES for rent II
Arlington and Falls Church. Your
hea adaches bccome ours for a nom
inal fee. Call TOWN d. COUNTRY
REALTY, KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
$1,000 MOVES YOU IN
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCOKEEK TR AREA -bedrm
masonry on over | acre. low dn
payment. bal. like rent, SlO,95O.
Ma. S-l553, CH. s-1622
ACCOKEEK, MD.-"THE OUCH
ESS" 3-bcdrm. custom built
home; h-acre lot; csrport; only
Sl3.45O. DIR: Out Indian Head
hwy to Accokeek. turn left at
Pats Diner to Martin Taylor sign,
turn riHht to furn model home
NJ. RUBIN REALTY. BU. 3-24a2
Evening star., 1960-01-18
ASSUME
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

FRANcoNIA - Brick
ra m b ler on 1890
square-foot corner lot;
22-ft. living room with
stone fireplace, formal
dining room, IA II,
Kitchen, 3 bedrooms. Q
baths, soft. pine-pan.
eled recreation room,
ground-level basement.
porch with barbecue Pit:
Snl.q5O. Call FL. A.
$500 to see 1t today.
FALLS CHURCH - 81
bedroom rambler near
bus and shopping; 2lxl3
living room, formal din
inc room, ",0-ft. paneled
den. Handicapped yard
with Anchor fence in
rear: SlS.550. Call JA.
4-6O60 to see 1t today.
H A NJ MOND HIG H
SCHOOL New orleans
brick Colonial. 2S-ft.
living room, formal din
Ing room. left. fully
equipped kitchen, 4 bed
rooms, . full and . half
baths, :! firepiaCeS. full
basement carport; S39,-
500. Call XII. $3.50 to
see it today.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
B&@g@n

BELTsvTLLE BEAUTIES - Eight
exciting new brick ramblers, Situ-
ated on LARGE level Handicapped
yards. Just a few OF their many
features are It's Superbly finished
carport or porch, its extensively
appointed de luxe kitchens with all
the trimmings. and its HUGE RAM
bling Easements. Come out and
see the rest for yourself. SATUR-
DAY AND SUNDAY. l2 TO DARK
DIRECTIONS: Out Powder Mill I'd.
to Gunpowder rd., proceed l blk.
on Gunpowder I'd. to Ammendale,
right l blk. to Lincoln ave, right
to open house. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. split
level: air-cond. main level: lge.
lot, scr. porch, rec. rm.. garage;
many extras; mr.. school, 417T
loan; Sl7,500. WE. 5-6344.
Evening star., 1960-01-18
REALToR HE. $4,000

NEW HAVEN sPLIT-Perfect con-
dition. 26-ft. living rm with
cathedral ceiling. 3 twin-Siz bed
rms, den and "a baths Huge
kitchen and family rm. plus tiled
bsmt.: diversified lot. S22,950.
OK'n TRADE
Evening star., 1960-01-18

PIX. a beaut. built
new rambler on unobStructed view
lot overlooking park: 3 spac.
bedrmS., tile bath plenty OF closet
full bsmt. A splendid buy at
SI5.hO0. F. c. HILLEY g. CO..
REALTORS. AP. 7-7200.
SEAT PLEASANT AREA-Vacant
S2a5 dn., no settlement charges: 5
bedrms., move right in. ME. S-l2l2