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Smyrna times., 1960-11-10
40 Q2E1zs AGO
Taken From Our Old Files OF Corresponding Week

Campbell removes on of the old
landmarks of Woodland Beach.
The first snow of the season
came in Thursday nights north
east storm and Friday morning
the ground was fairly well COW
cred. The snow was mixed with
hail and rain and disappeared
by the middle of the morning.
The snow ragged in fury for the
time being. Steamer G. F. Brady
was unable to make its trip
down from Philadelphia Thurs
day and laid over until Friday
morning before attempting to
leave the wharf. AS a result the
Friday-Saturday trip from Smy-
rna to Philadelphia was aban-
doned. Steamer Brady resumed
its regular schedule again Mon
day coming down early yester-
day to allow the crew to vote.
Season will open with pros
pect of many rabbits but few
quail next Tuesday. Sportsmen
of Smyrna and vicinity are get
ting ready for the cunning sea-
son which will be under way
Tuesday. This will be a great
year from all reports. Already
the duck gunners are travelling
in automobiles to the various
haunts of the wild duck along
the Delaware bay and are being
rewarded with bags of from two
to seven ducks each. There is
every indication of a big rabbit
and quail season in lower Kent
and Sussex counties when the
season for running game will
open, November Is.
The Smyrna Public School has
contracted with the Antrim En-
tertainment Bureau for a -four
hundred and fifty dollar star
course of entertainments, the
first to be given, Friday, No
vember 18. On that date the
Martha Alexander Company will
be the entertainers and the pub
llic may be assured of an unus-
ually high grade of musical en-
tertainment.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

The election in Duck Creek
Hundred was pretty much of an
even divide up between the two
opposing parties when Edward
6. Walls, democrat, was elect
ed to the State senate to sue
ceed DR.. Thomas c. Moore, re-
publican, and ]. Edwin Hoffeck-
er, republican, was elected to
the lower house to succeed Her
vey P. Hall, democrat. MIR.
Walls plurality over A. B. Rich
ardson of Dover, the republican
nominee, was 43. He carried
old Duck Creek Hundred by "a
majority, running some twenty
ahead of his ticket. On the 9th
er hand ]. Edwin Hoffecker also
ran some twenty ahead of his
ticket with a splendid compli-
mentary vote, defeating Robert
H. Denney, democrat by the
close margin of three votes.
Democratic landslide in the
elections yesterday gave control
of the National House of Repre-
sentatives to that party, altho-
ugh the extent of the majority
is still in doubt. The Democrats
also elected their tickets in the
principal states where elections
were held. These states include
New York, Ohio, Connecticut,
Massachusetts, and New Jersey.
Lucius P. Campbell, the popu-
lar proprietor of the Woodland
Beach Hotel, who for nearly for
ty years has been extending the
welcome hand to thousands OF
patrons of the resort, expired
at 4::50 o'clock Friday morning
after a lingering illness, aged
SO years. He had been in failing
health for two years, the past
year of which he has been con-
fined to the house. Only re-
Gently he tried to summon
strength enough to some to
Smyrna to qualify as a voter,
but to no avail. The last few
weeks he has been growing
weaker and he became resigned
to the end. The death of Lucius
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

The only completely
automatic toaster.
Whatever the type of
bread - RADIANT
CONTROL gives you
uniform toast--every
time.
Was 2s.95 $25.sS
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

Petite, smartly styled
alarm clock Is only 81
x3h". Extra legibIe num-
bers. Model B001 In
Ivory or Pink,
Model Boo1L.
Was 5.98 $4.88
Evening star., 1960-08-20
By ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

Question-We have just
bought a 1857 car, with white
leather upholstery. The
white is turning yellow. Is
there anything we can use to
make it white again? We
have already tried leather
cleaner without success.
AnSwer-Sorry to say, once
discoloration has occurred in
leather, it can't be removed.
Leather furniture should be
cleaned only with mild, pure
soap and water (as little
water as poSsible). the Up
holstery Leather Group ad-
vises; wiping with a clean,
damp cloth and then buffing
briskly with a soft, dry cloth.
New Lodders
QuestiOn-Is it advisable to
oil the stiles of a new set of
ladders, or is any other treat
ment recommended?
AnSwer-Don't advise OIL
ing. as all surfaces should be
kept as unslippery as possible.
To retard rot. recommend
applying wood preservative to
all surfaces. but especially
the area where ladder rungs
fit into the side rails. A paint
coating should never be ap-
piled because this may hide
cracks or decay.
Dented Leather
Question - have two
leather-topped end tables.
Children. in writing on paper,
= pressed too hard, carrying the
impression through to the
leather. Is there any way of
removing these dents" with
out replacing the leather
tops?
AnSwer-The Upholstery
Leather Group recommends
the following treatment for
removing dents in leather:
If you have an ld-fashioned,
chamois-covered, nail buffer,
this is the best tool to use:
If not, use soft chamois skin,
wrapped around the fiat bowl
OF a spoon. Rub either of
these gently, with a circular
motion. over the dents until
the depressions disappear.
Roin Seeps
Question - My home is a
brick row house, about so
years old. Rain had been
seeping in through the NOR
tar between the bricks and
causing the walls to become
damp and plaster to fall off.
Is there any type of water
proof coating I can put over
the stucco?
Answer-If the seepage is
just through the mortar, the
present mortar should be
raked out and replaced with
Evening star., 1960-08-20

Mr.. Whitman offers read
ers leaflets on a variety Of
subjects concerning home re-
pair work. If you would like
Evening star., 1960-08-20

to have his leaflet W-23,
Keeping Out Summer Heat"
send 10 cents in coin to Roger
Evening star., 1960-08-20

new mortar or latex patching
concrete (after brushing all
loose particles out of the
grooves). But, first, you might
try applying a colorless ma
sonry waterproof1ng prepara-
ton over the entire succeed
surface; this is available at
masonry supplies dealers.
Preserving Mop
Question-My husband fire.
quently must attend meetings
in various parts Of the coun-
try and the children like to
locate these on a large map
we have. From frequent ham
ding, the map is beginning to
get worn around the edges
and torn. Is there any way
to preserve it?
Answer-Paste cheesecloth
on the back, using shellac as
a glue by applying a thin
coat. Then apply thin coat
of white shellac to the face of
the map. Be sure the sur
faces are brushed free of dust
and lint, ETC., before coating;
and thin the Shellac, half
and-half with denatured al
cohol.
For Retirement
Question - My parents are
looking forward to retirement
in a few years and are plan
ming to build a home to live
in. What special items should
they consider to make the
routine of living as easy and
comfortable as possible?
Answer - Insofar as pos
sible, rooms and indoor and
outdoor areas should be on
the same level; doorways and
halls should be wide. Closets
and 9th er storage space
should be designed to make
climbing unnecessary.
The bathroom, of course,
should be as close to the bed
room as possible. The tub
preferably should be one with
an integral seat; sturdy grab
bars should be attached to
the wall for safety in getting
in and out of the tub. An
other wise safety measure is
to install a mixing valve to
prevent unexpected variations
in water temperature.
The house should be we'll
insulated: and have, of
course. an adequate heating
system.
II snow and ice removal
is a problem in the area in
which the home is to be
built, it is worth considering
the installation Of heating
pipes or electric cable in con-
crete walks and driveways,
as mechanical meters.
Evening star., 1960-08-20

C. Whitman, P. o. Box 80,
Station @. New York 10, N. Y.
(Released by
The Consolidated News Features, Incl
Evening star., 1960-08-20
TIE HEATHER RAMBLER

Three Bedrooms, tiled 5oth. dining oreo, Ultra
modern kitchen with roturo finished ook cabinets.
norwood floors end full basement for reerseton
md work spoce.
Evening star., 1960-08-20

BEDFORD VILLAGE
Beautiful CODED Community Of 50 Distinctive Homes
3 Styles Choose From
RAMRLERS CAPE GODS AND
SPLIT.LEVEI.S OF COLONIAL DESIGN
Trades Considered
An ideal location for the discerning purchaser Within
walking distance of NIH and Naval Hospital. These most
attractive homes feature large famiyze kitchens, and
bedrooms 3h baths full basement, recreation room and
garage 200 amp electrical circuit wired for todays modern
living All sites with approximately 8Ooot frontage. Close
shopping, schools and churches. One block public
transportation miles downtown Bethesda. Also open
daily to dark. Eves- Mr. Stedel, OIL. GAIA
DIREcIIoNs Wisconsin Cedar Lone left Locust Rood
right Model Homes.
Evening star., 1960-08-20

within cosy eemmUiine dis
iones Of Washington, b. c.l
Con be purchased with twe
or more oeres in the low or
middle thirties.
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
Minority Groups
In Labor Confub

Secretary of Labor James P. Mitch
ell announced that the Labor Depart
ment was again this year host to a
Minority Groups Conference, which
met July 13 through IS. Attending
the meeting were representatives of
the Labor Department and of State
employment services.
The Secretary opened the con-
ference, and said he was confident
the meeting would provide a useful
exchange of ideas between the Fed
eral and State governments on ways
to reduce unfair employment prac-
ticeS.
Bias against minority group job
seekers is not only morally wrong it
is also a threat to the Nations econo-
N.Y." Mr.. Mitchell said. Such dis
elimination depriveS our economy of
needed skills and Injuries all not
just the worker but industry and the
Nation as we'll"
Plans for the conference, third to
be held at the Labor Department
since 1855, were made by Miss Ro-
berta Church, Minority Group Con-
sultant to the Labor Departments
Bureau of Employment Security. Miss
Church said the increased number of
States sending delegates this year is
an indication of the growing aware
ness and concern over the problem
of job bias. The discussions centered
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
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u. S. Supreme Court had first SO
ordered, the Alabama Supreme Court
remanded the case to the circuit court
in Montgomery.
Seeking to avert federal action in
the case, the attorneys for the State
of Alabama cited this belated COM
pliance in a plea for dismissal of the
complaint Further, the Alabama at
torneys alleged, the federal court
lacked jurisdiction. They contended
it was, in effect, an action against
the state and, accordingly, in violation
of the 11th Amendment.
The Association was held in con-
tempt of court, fined 100000, and
ordered to suspend all activity in the
state in 1856 because it refused to
disclose the names of its members and
contributors. To do SO, the NAACP
maintained, would be to expose its
members to presSureS, intimidation
and violence. The U. s.. Supreme
Court twice sustained the NAACP
position.
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
Cusu Grunde Gets
Baseball Bose

State congratulations are being
heaped on Casa Grande as result of
its recent display of cooperative spirit.
AS Jim Garner of the Casa Grande
Dispatch put it: Cotton choppers,
housewives, Little Leaguers, shoe
clerks and business owners-they gave
and, as result, the San Francisco
Giants 81, 10000 minor league train
ing base will be built near Casa
Grande."
Months of negotiations climaxed
when the Giants asked the town for
$4,000 to be. used to clear the deed
on 100 acres adjacent to 48O acres
owned by the ball club. The alterna-
tive-the club would construct the
training base in another community.
That's real ball playin'!
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28

Mayola Senior, Toledo, Ohio and her
niece, Miss Duffy. Mrs. Senior is on
her way to California and the Hawai-
ian Islands.
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28

Mrs. Joe Island, 726 S. 3rd ST., en-
tertained several out-of-town guests
at her weekly bridge club. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Greenfield, Mrs.
Pillow, Mrs. Islands house guest, Mrs.
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28
Jobs-Cify Of Phoenix

The City of Phoenix announces
the following positions open for ex-
amination:
ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST |
salary: $4OO-63O month; age: 2l-45.
LICENSE INSPECTOR = salary:
$288-36O per month; age: II S..
PARKING METER REPAIRMAN
salary: $345-4OO per month; age:
21-55. TAB. EQUIP. OPER. H-sal-
ary: $33O-42O per month; age: 2155.
TREAT. PLANT MAINT. FORE
salary: $42O-48O per month;
age: 25-55. TREAT PLANT OPER-
ATOR - salary: $360-420 per
month; age: 1910.
Filing dates: July IA, 1860 through
July IS, 1860.
ON the Labor Departments admins
tration of public employment service
programs for such minority groups
as the Negro, Puerto Rican, Mexican
American, Oriental, American Indian,
and some religious groups.
Special seminars and discussion
groups were held to learn how job
placement activities, Servic eS to
youths, employer relations, and ma
tionwide clearance systems for jobs
and applicants can be extended to in
clude the minority group jobseeker.
Arizona sun., 1960-07-28

MOUNTAIN HOME in Northwest Phoenx on
large Iot 3 bedroom, 11E2 bath. Low. Low
price of $11 500. WI 3-27o4.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

4. That the Department Of
Highways review the scheduling
of current and future ABC
projects and. If possible, ar
range the scheduling so that
the total eligible cost of all
protects to be undertaken in a
year will not exceed twice the
amount Of the Federal appor-
tionments to the District for
the year.
Districts Steps Outlined
Commissioner Mclaughlin, in
his reply to Mr.. Samuelson,
cited steps the District is taking
to comply with these recon-
mendations.
However. Mr.. Mclaughlin
said regarding the fourth rec
ommendation that the District
adjust its scheduling of highway
projects to take maximum ad-
vantage Of available Federal
funds:
Generally, our program for
construction and improvement
Of local roads will be geared to
the estimated available Federal
ABC funds. but it is not prac-
ticable to do so in every in
stance. Many projects must be
undertaken on the LOTT miles
Of city streets which are now
on the Federal aid system.
TO limit the scheduling of
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Kennedy InstiIIine
New yigor in Key Posts

associates of the President-elect
said. to increase expense al
lowances for Ambassadors and
other top Foreign Service per-
sonnel in posts abroad which
in some cases now require the
American representatives to dig
deeply into their own pockets
to fulfil the social obligations
going with their jobs.
This source said emphasis in
the new administration will be
on promoting people in the
career foreign service with skill
and ability, and on recruiting
talented people from private
life to serve the country abroad.
1t was stressed that Mr.. Ken
nedy is absolutely determined
to break away from the tradi-
tional pattern Of awarding some
choice ambassadorial posts to
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Security Role Due
For Republicans

SEATTLE, Nov. ii tAP) -
Highly-placed Republicans will
have important national secur-
ity roles in President-elect
Kennedy's administration, the
Democratic national chairman
said today.
Senator jackson, Democrat
Of Washington. declined to
speculate on individuals, but he
added in an interview:
"Mr. Kennedy's whole ap-
proach in national security will
be to keep partisan politics out
and make appointments on the
basis Of ability"
The Washington Senator said
last night he will stay on as
the party's national chairman
until spring.
Az
Evening star., 1960-11-11
star stan writer

HYANNIS PORT. Mass, Nov.
11.-Something approaching q
revolution in key Government
positions in Washington and
abroad next year is predicted
by close associates Of President
elect Kennedy.
The vigorous young man who
will move into the White House
next January 20 plans to start
soon q major effort to recruit
people from throughout the
country with new ideas and q
willingness to work long hours
to come to Washington and
work for his administration.
The objective will be to get
people with vigor and a spirit
Of working for a cause to help
achieve the purposes pro-
claimed by Mr.. Kennedy
throughout his campaign to
move the country forward in
the 1960s and rebuild what he
considers its declining prestige
abroad.
One OF his key associates said
he believes that soon after the
Kennedy Inauguration there
Aill begin developing an en-
tirely different spirit amount
ing almost to a revolution
among the people representing
the United States in other
countries.
This source said the same
thing applied to many positions
in Washington. He mentioned
especially the regulatory agen-
cies, such as those dealing with
communications and trade.
The PreSident-elect empha-
sized his concern about speed
ing up the work of the regula-
tory agencies by announcing
late yesterday that he had
asked James M. Lands, former
dean of the Harvard Law
School and member of the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion, to make a study of the
agencies with a view to max
imizing the effective dispatch
Of their business.
An associate said one aim
will be to get people into those
agencies willing to work more
than just "9-to-5" hours. :
1t was indicated that some
effort is contemplated by the
President -elect to find q way
to supplement the Government
salaries fixed by law for some
key positions-enough to take
care of necessary expenses con-
nected with the job, anyway
in order to attract men who
could not afford otherwise to
leave higher paying private
positions to work for the Gov
ernment.
The Kennedy administration
also will make a strong effort,
Evening star., 1960-11-11

men who made big contrfbu-
tions to the new Presidents
election campaign. ~
One source high in the Ken
nedy camp said he knew of two
instances in which men had
offered large campaign contri-
buttons If they could be assured
of being made ambassadors,
In each case, he said. they
were told they could contribute
If they wanted to. but they
couldn't be promised anything
in return.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

projects in any one year to dou-
BILE the Federal Air ABC appor-
tionment might force us to ig-
more the needs of our highway
system complex"
MIR. Mclaughlin concluded by
thanking the GAO for its efforts
Ito promptly bring deficient &C
counting and fiscal procedures
to the attention of the District
Commissioners :"
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Royalty Gets Dome

BRUSSELS. Nov. II (AP).-
A plastic bubble top for better
viewing is being fitted to the
American limousine King Bau-
douin of the Belgians and the
Spanish Dona Fabiola will ride
to church for their December
IS wedding.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

pend|etOn sets the standard
When It comes to wool, few shirts can measure up
to the PendIetOn standard where the yarn, weaving,
dyeig and tailoring are all controlled from the very
start. We have magnificent collection Of pIaids
in small, medium, large and extra large 1855
sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-25
GARAGES
TRUCKS F0R SALE

GARAGE, mr.. Sth and Allison ats
n.w.-Ss.j0 per mo. Call BOSS
a. PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

CHANTILLY AREA - $500 down
sos mo, Almost > acres; 3-bed'
rm. home. Price. Sl3,OO0. N. r
REYNOLDS & CO., INC, Realtors
JE, 4-466O.
CHESTERBR0OK WOODS OPPdR'
TUNITYl - Out OF town ownei
home! oorgeous Ia-acre lot MOI
far from wash. O. and c, Club:
ssS5gs.; g; Sn b sih v insIgdI nS
list FLOOR: library and powder
room: beautiful hagstone -fioorec
Florida room, recreation room
lear built-in Earage: M1D-40s--
MAY 90 TO HIGH BIDDER THIS
WEEK. PRANK 8. PHILLIPS
INC, IA. 7-SOl2; ewes. KE. g.
-Oosl.
ESTATE IN THE CITY-S-year-
young brick Colonial with slate
roof, offering q bedrooms (all
largs), lst-h. den. entrance hall
formal din rm. with French doors
TO 2O-ft. screened porch: huge
all-elee. kit: finished rec. rm
and maids I'm. in full bsmt.;
breeEewsy to Lear gar. SIS 900,
with S45,0OO 5Ilfc Ist trust avail
Shown by appointment.
F. w. BERENS, REALTORS
Penn-Daw SO. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

vING COLONlAL-Imagine a brick
home. with entrance foyer. , twin
bed rms, Ia baths. 24-ft. living
Tm.. sep. din. rm., full bSmt. ga
RAJ side screened porch. for only
Sl9.05O. l0OxiOO level lot, with
treeS: q block from bus and shop
Din- center. close-in N Arlington.
Name your terms. ?. W. BERENs,
Hlm N. 0lebe I'd, Realtors. IA.
h-0TO7
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA 81 cpe.. SI.ss5: 81 volvo.
l,495: 81 JAG, rds., Sl,295:
"a SUNBEAM, S4s5: so RE-
EAULT low mi. Sl,246: 80
TRIUMPH TR, 81 ,2q5: SO volks..
10000 mi, Mr.. Pry's car. Sl,2SS.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WAITED

DESIRE Is-ACRE SITE for home in
Bethesda area Want sewer and
water available. Wooded site pre-
feHred. Call EN- 5000
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RAMBLER-5 MIN. TO 2 CORNERS
"A bedrooms, full baths. full
basement 26-ft. recreation room,
fenced ward. large fully equipped
kitchen, spotlesS condition. wall
to-wall Competing: / block to bus,
walking distance to schools. As
sumo a. loan or purchase FLA.
Price: S19.5O0. Call IA. 5-6S00.
Q III q. SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
Realtors. s055 Wilson blvd.
SWEET COUNTRY AIR "a acres
Of IT. can be yours II you own
this luxurious brand-new brick
home, 20 minutes from d. C.. fea-
turing . sDlit-foyer entry. 4 twin
large living room with fireplace.
separate dining room. picture
window. large fully equipped elee'
trio kitchen with table space ga
lore, mahogany-paneled recreation
room with fireplace and sliding
glass doors to patio, eArport: base
board hot-vater heat. Ideal for
pony Price Is only S27,50O.
yE 10000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC, Realtor, 70i W.
Broad ST. Falls Church, We.
Tor LANGLEY AREA-Antioue
brick rambler with bedrooms.
. baths. large recreation room,
built-in garage; Price 81 900; Can
today, LUR1A BROS REALTORS
TOP RESIDENTIAL AREA, near
Seven Corners-You will md
this unusually attractive home
Offering 1 LARGE bedrooms master
closets. ga baths, extras special
de luxe kitchen with eating space,
dinins room, handsome rec. room
with fireplace; huge lovely lot.
Carport, Wsll-to-wan carpeting.
immaculate condition. Price.
S3l $50. Also assume huge loan
ana wonderful terms Call ia. s.
g40O. BETTER HOMES REALTY,
INC. REALTORS.
TRUI VIRGINIA COLONIAL. with
2 circular drive, z magntfcient
l5-ft dining room. lift. kitchen.
den and bath on FIRST floor.
Three l5.tt. spacious bedrooms,
second O door n sep oIaeA s DH sne
house and workshop: also three
car garage. All this available with
= acres Of beautiful Fairfax
countryside. Just Z miles from
Chain Bridge. A prestige home
for the discriminating buyer
Shown BY appointment only. Call
IA. 5-l55O, ATLAS REALTY co
II5l Lee highway lGlebe rdJ.
TWO FREE ITEMS--Buy this two
bedroom, EngliSh-style home with
heamed living room, separate din
ing room, dinette, screened porch
and full basement. Also large ga
rage with upstairs efficiency apart.
ment and 40xl6O building lot.
North Arlington location. The
whole package for $40. 500 or best
offer. JE. 4-22SS. PARKER, SMITH
AND DONNEIL. REALTORS.
VIENNA: by OWNER-New mod
brick: > bedrms., family rm, nre-
pl., cleo. kit. bsmt.; lot nearly
"a acre: $4,000. DU. 5-5967
VIENNA
New 3-bedrm brick rambler, Ice.
kit. din. Tm., . baths, bsmt. /;
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER. cash today or will sell,
rent for YOU. Free appraisal Wn
6-1a7n DICKEY'S AP 7-SoS0
a CASH BUYER OF WILL SELL
ON TERMs--L1. $1,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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Falls Church Rambler
S18,500

y DHD1L4N1O.- I111t1AOG
Fenced level lot with trees on q
quiet cul-de-sac very convenient to
shopping, schools and bus. All
bedrms. twin-sized, diversified liv.
rm. AMI din. area, cheerful mod
ern XII Vacant. Huge 4haes loan
to assume with moderate cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-25

New 3-bedroom, 3-bath brick RAM
bier, separate dining room. eat
ing space in big equipped kitchen /:
full daylight basement.