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PRIMARY
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Twenty ninth and Calvert
streets NV, about the same as
four years ago.
After an hour. 25 persons
had voted at BAT polling place
at Stuart Junior High School
Fourth and E streets NE.
Nine lined up for early votine
at C-72, at Hines Junior High
School, Seventh and C street,
Sc. There were about foul
times more Democratic thar
Republican ballots stacke c
there awaiting voters.
Twelve voters were on hanc
for early voting, at C-70, Tyler
Elementary School, Tenth. anc
G streets Sc. One of the first
John r. Riley, 64, of BIT
street Sc, said it makes mt
feel good" to vote. Observer,
noted more Democratic thar
Republican signs at the variou,
polls.
Two Top Candidates
Since no write-in votes are
permitted, interest centereo
around the choice between the
two Democratic candidates
Senators Humphrey of Mime
sofa and Morse of Oregon.
Both have waged vigorous
campaigns, indicating the elec-
tion should have an important
bearing nationally, despite the
relative insignificance of the
delegate strength in the ma
tional conventions.
Backers of Adlai Stevenson
also eyed the returns anxiously
for a portent which might give
their two-time loser a push
toward another chance at the
big prize.
Mr.. Stevenson is not ar
avowed candidate and his name
does not appear on the ballot
but on the ticket is a slate O.
candidates pledged to support
a Stevenson draft.
G. o. P. Backs Nixon
For Republican voters, thu
choice was narrower. There il
no presidential candidate listeC
on the ballot, and all candidate
to the national convention ar
pledged to Vice President Nixon
A three-way scrap for contro
of the District Democratic Cen
tral Committee spiced the elec
tioneering on a local level.
Democratic voters were select
ing l6 delegates to the ma
tional convention. each will
half a vote. They also wer
naming eight alternate dele
gates as well as a nationa
committeeman and committee
woman, each of whom also ha
half vote at the convention
Will Select 26
The lengthy ballot provided
for selection of 26 members t,
the District Democratic Centra
Committee.
On the Republican side, ther,
were eight national delegate
and alternates, Is members O
the District Republican Com
mittee, a national committee
man and national committee
woman. Each Republican dee
gate has one vote at the con
vention.
Voters in both parties alst
answered questions on homr
rule, and Democrats were tolC
to advise their delegates OF
whether the unit rule shoulC
be imposed at the convention
Evening star., 1960-05-03

her program Of guidance and
training anew and her methods
attracted the attention Of
teachers, psychologists and doc
tors. Today her youngest child
is IS and self-supporting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Rockefeller
Aide Claims
Illinois Gain

NEW YORK, July l6 (AP)
"A Rockefeller for President
worker today claimed 46 Of
illinois, go delegates to the Re-
publican convention favor Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller. 1t was
quickly denied.
Jack Barnes. chairman Of the
draft Rockefeller" committee
here, made the claim in urging
Gov. Rockefeller to declare him.
self a candidate for the NOM
nation.
Would Accept Draft
HE doesn't know what he's
talking about" retorted Illinois
Secretary of State Charles Car
pentier and a delegate himself.
Two or three Illinois delegates
lean toward Gov. Rockefeller,
said Mr.. Carpenter. but the
delegation will be solid for Vice
President Nixon at the conven-
ton.
Gov. Rockefeller has said he
would accept a draft for the
COP. top spot, but he also has
acknowledged that Mr.. Nixon
seems sure to win the nomina-
ton. Gov. Rockefeller has in
sisted he won't accept the vice
presidential nomination.
In San Francisco, william M.
Brinton, national chairman of
the Draft Rockefeller organiza-
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will put on a hard-hitting, ag-
gressive campaign in the Mid
western farm belt.
Predicted that the g. o. p.
will carry North Dakota, where
Democrat Quentin Burdick won
the special senatorial election.
Described Senator jackson Of
Washington, the new Demo-
cratic chairman, as q friend
and said he looks forward to
working with him.
Chairman Morton declined
to speculate on the civil rights
plank but he said 1t will "be
responsive to the needs Of
America. and not reactive to
what the Democrats adopted
in Los Angeles" The Demo-
Gratis took a strong stand for
civil rights.
In a statement issued before
the news, conference, Senator
Morton fred b heavy load at
the Democrats and the key
figures in their convention.
Senator Morton said the
Democratic convention Should
go down in history as one Of
the worst examples Of he func-
tioning Of our political sys-
tenn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

The responses indicated the
opinions were based almost en-
tirely on Gov. Rockefeller's
demands that Vice President
Nixon speak UP on critical is
sues facing the country.
Few Mention Summit
Only a few mentioned the
U-2 incident or the collapse
Of the summit conference.
Many believed Gov. Rookie
Teller had sharpened the issues
Of the campaign. Others said
he had revealed himself as a
candidate.
Il think he has finally come
to grips with the issues and,
by doing so, he has become a
better candidate" said a New
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Mexico industrial worker, a Re-
publican.
Some thought Mr.. Nixon
erred in not taking UP the
Rockefeller challenge.
Il think Nixon goofed when
he didn't express his views.
Maybe he didn't have any
but he'd better have" said an
Iowa packinghouse worker who
described himself as a Repub-
lican.
Wealth Is an Issue
Several mentioned Mr..
Rockefeller's wealth, both as an
asset and a liability. A Mary
land auto assembler, q Demo-
crat, said, Rockefeller is a
better man, he has more money.
he is more popular and, from
what I hear. he q better liked
than Nixon"
The weight Of Republican
opinion was that Gov. Rookie
Teller had hurt his chances.
Many of the Republicans said
he had been disloyal to his
party in criticizing the Vice
President.
Democrats were generally a
shade less bitter, while some
Of the independents were more
outspoken than either Demo-
Gratis or Republicans.
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he called behind the scenes
work Of Harold Stassen. former
Minnesota Governor who. like
Gov. Rockefeller, has criticized
the Eisenhower administration.
Meanwhile. Gov. Rockefeller
plans to ny Monday to Chicago,
where the convention starts
July Is. He will, hold q press
conference Monday appear be-
fore the platform committee
Tuesday and return here
Wednesday. Then. he'll return
next Sunday to Chicago for the
convention opening the follow
ing day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Anitu Ekberg Escapes
In Boot Collision

!. ROME, July 16 (AP). -
Anita Ekberg escaped injury
in a motorboat collision Thurs
day OF Fiumicino, near Rome,
police reported today.
They said the Swedish film
star was cruising at full speed
in her private motorboat along
the Tyrrhenian coast when it
coliided with another, hurting
the actress ana her companion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

said they had worsened. The
rest thought they were the
same or didn't know.
The question asked was:
"As a result of the U-2 spy
plane incident and the summit
collapse. plus his request for
Vice President Nixon to speak
up on the issues, do you think
Nelson Rockefeller's chances
for the Republican nomination
to grips with the issues and,
remained the same?" ,
The answers were:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
WHAT AMERICA THINKS
NotionoI Poll Shows
Rockefeller Gains

NEW YORK. July 16-Nelson Rockefeller's outspoken
criticism Of Republican policies has increased pubics es
nation of him presidential candidate according to the
Nationwide What America Thinks Poll
OF these questioned 313 per said his chances for
the Republican nomination had improved and l52 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

ton. said the New York Cover
nor definitely has $50 dele
gates" Mr.. Barnes earlier had
claimed 273 of the 1881 dele
sates--not counting New York
ers.
The Rockefeller supporters
say their man is the only Re-
publican who can beat Demo-
cratic presidential nominee
John F. Kennedy. They say,
too. that disgruntled Demo-
Gratis who supported AdIai Ste
venson are switching over to
work for Gov. Rockefeller.
support Increases
Mr.. Brinton said Gov. Rookie
feller's delegate strength now
is touching on the critical
area for the other man in the
race"
Mr.. Barnes said he believes
some Texas delegates would
swing to Gov. Rockefeller If
the Governor declared his can
didacy. He also praised what
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REPUBLICANS

Continued From First Page
getting it (the nomination. on
the first ballot"
Associated Press surveys in
dicated that Mr.. Nixon has
amassed many more than the
666 delegate votes that will be
required for the nomination.
Gov. Rockefeller is holding
himself available for q draft,
If one develops. The New York
Governor has repeatedly stated
that he does not want the vice
presidential nomination. SEN
ator Morton, who would like
to see a Nixon Rockefeller tic
ket, said anything is possible
in this game" but reiterated
that he is not going to badger
Gov. Rockefeller.
CriticiZes Speech
Senator Morton spoke with
anger when he criticized SEN
ator Kennedy's .acce p lance
speech, particularly in this
passage:
"Mr. Nixon may feel 1t is his
turn now after the New Deal
and Fair Deal-but before he
deals someone had better cut
the cards."
Said Senator Morton sharp
ly, when he insinuates that
Nixon is crooked, I don't like
it,"
He termed Senator Ken
nedy's acceptance speech q
Brutal Ratchet job" and said
the Democratic nominee took
the low road toward what he
calls the new frontier"
Senator Morton, who expects
to retain his position as G. o. r.
national chairman, also needed
the Democratic nominee for
Vice President, Senator john
son. his party's majority leader
in the Senate. He said it will
be amusing Ito see him come
IN (the Senate) and get orders
from young Jack"
Expects Difference
Senator Morton also:
Reported there probably will
be differences over the farm,
health-welfare and civil rights
planks that committees will
start shaping for the G. o. P.
platform next week.
Promised the Republicans
Evening star., 1960-05-23

aad ~ sales tar p Washington Marviand Add
oeuey ana handling
deltrerv. - 49, ~ ~ " AV "'Xss !swy
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
HELP WANTED

IMMEDIATE OPENING - Established
Watkins route in city of Sidney. Ex-
perience, investment unnecessary.
weekly profits of $50 and up at start
possible. Largest company, well
known, nationally advertised house
hold products, biggest demand. Write
Watkins Products, Inc, D-94, Wi
nOna, Mimi. 47-3tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
Lambert

Larry DO.SUn returned home
from GeIIna1Iy on thursday ana
has now received MS discharge
nom me SoIvlce. MS proUner
GEORGE sailed y Germany last
W6SA.
bLugeC Burton came home from
the COuAnuLuLy memorial hospital
IA O1UASy Oh rI4uay aIter icing
hOSp4LaLLSu u WSSh IOr INFECTIOUS
hSpdtI4S.
Inc Lambert High School Bas-
al nUIne 'A14S WSShena, EuFday
nIsnL asa-not rraZer ana SATURDAY
nI5nC, DdLIVLIe.
y. IL. Iu40osen left for Omaha,
Nebraska 10y plane on sunday.
MI. ana MIS-. Oscar hVaalen
were II bOZeIndn 1Or Lne weekend.
MIS-. joe nSISe ana MIS-. War
rem OcnILIus were nOSIeSSeS on
SUNDAY LLs4IG at d PIn6 ana Blue
Shower IOr MIS-. nOger Williams
al JOeS OaLe. The evening was
spent p1ay4AS games ana VISlLlng.
n d6SSSIis Was served 70
nlneteen IauLSS. many uoVeIy gl1tS
Were received ny Jne guest OF
honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oakland
ana DepDIe were IN Billings on
thanksgiving 10 visit Mr.. Oak
land.S parents.
The Lambert Grade Basketball
team p4dySa savage mere on SAT
urday auVSrnOOn.
Mrs. Z. IL. 1nIeSSen was hostess
for a I~upperWare party last We'd
neSday.
1ne ray OaklandS from Cart
wright visited at the Gordon Oak
lana home on Sunday. Ihey also
called at the Earl G~underSonS. The
CnaSeS nrOm FalrVIeW; parents Of
Mrs. Oakland also visited there
Sunday.
Mrs. Jimmie Mullin entertained
at Sunday dinner in honor of her
parents birthday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Baldwin from Sidney. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Jensen and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Witt
and family, both from Sidney
were also guests.
Jim Brown is hospitalized at the
Community Memorial Hospital in
Sidney.
The Martin Lakes returned home
Sunday after a two weeks trip to
South Dakota, Kansas and points
south.
Mrs. Osten Kvaalen returned
home from Rochester and Min
neapOiS. Mr.. Kvaalen is still in
Rochester after surgery.
Word has been received here of
the birth of a daughter to the
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Diehl on
November 16 in Abidjan, Ivory
Coast in Africa. The baby has
been named Ruth Elaine. The Rev
Gordon Diehl was pastor here OF
the c. & NJ. A. Church before they
went to Africa as missionaries
They have one son and two other
daughters.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
WANT ADS | !: !: II; ED! y i ;i::I; 81: Z !
my mail
INSTRUCTIONS

For full information about Diesel
and heavy equipment training, write
Box x CO Sidney Herald. Call 367
N. R. immediately. 43-4tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOIILE To IhEDITUKS
Estate of ELSIE E.. NELSON, de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Phillip N. Nelson, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Elsie E.
Nelson deceased. to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them
Four az months after the first publ
cation Of this notice, to the said Ad-
ministrator at the offices of Brattin,
Habedank & Cumming, Sidney Nation
al Bank Building, Sidney, Montana.
the place for ~transacting the business
Of said estate in the County of Rich
land, Montana.
Dated November 9, 1860.
Phillip N. Nelson, Administrator of
Estate of Elsie E. Nelson, Deceased.
publish Nov. Is. %. 30, and Dec.
z, 1861.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
FOR SALE

TO LOAN - Long term SO
on Montana irrigated farms. No
discounts. Northland Co. Rear Rich
land Bank. Phone "A. Attic
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07

PIPELINE construction. Alberta thru
Montana to California. Long Job.
Top scale. Job News" soc and
stamped envelope. SRCO. Box 1913,
Houghton, Wash. 4-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE = Baled alfalfa. Robert
Moran, south of Sidney. 46-4tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07

FOR SALE - Three 40 ft. lots. House
- two garages or shops. Thos. S,
Gibbs. TIA : 9Th S. E. 47-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07

COATS take many forms,
shapes, lines and lengths this
season.
For example, here's a high
~ original model, a textured
wool topper done in either
winter white or a brilliant
red, set off by licorice black
buttons. Decorative scanning
and dropped shoulder seams
lend interest to this attractive
model, the sort Of thing that
can be worn over tailored or
more dressy clothes.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
CALL FOR BIDS

GALL FUR BIDS
District No. IS will accept bids on
the old Enid schoolhouse and separate
bids On the following items at the
SchoolhouSe:
i Coleman oil heater, 5000 B. T. u.
l coal heater
/ w. P. A. toilet
1 regular outdoor toilet
l barn
l 500-gal. fuel tank
4 lots of land, fence and 2 gates.
Bids are to be opened Dec. 20 at
8p. m.
Marie L.. Pust, Clerk
Lambert. Montana
publish Nov. 80, Dec. 7, 14) ,
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07

FOR SALE - New Barclay chord
organ. with stand. Phone 733-R.
46-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07

FOR SALE - 1856 Ford Victoria hard
top convertible. Perfect condition.
Clean, new tires, new paint job.
Can be financed. After z p. m. call
922 = Sidney. 46-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
$500 MONTHLY
SCARE TIME

Refilling and collecting money from
NEW TYPE high quality coin Oper-
ated dispensers in this area. No
selling. To qualify you must have
car, references, $500 to $1,000 cash.
Seven to twelve hours weekly can
net up to $500 monthly. More full
time. For personal interview write
p. o. Box 1865, Boise, Idaho. In
clude phone number. 47-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE
CALL FOR BIDS

O%AA1 AOAk 4AOO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the County of Richlanl, Sidney, Mon
tana, will receive sealed bids for the
furnishing and erecting of a new metal
shop. All bids must be submitted by
200 P. M. December IS, 1860 at the
office of the Board of County Com
m~lssioners, Sidney, Montana.
n County reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
A general description Of said build
ing is as follows:
The furnishing and erecting of a
rigid frame type, straight sidewalI,
n to twelve root pitch metal build
ing, GO feet wide by 142 feet long
with a minimum wall height of IA
feet to be erected on concrete piers
and slab.
Specifications as to building con-
crete, accessories, and mechanicals
may be obtained at the office of the
Clerk and Recorder.
DATED this 10Th day of November,
1860.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS OF RICHLAND COUNTY
BY: JAMES E. STURGEON, Chairman
publish Nov. 80, Dec. Z, 14)
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-07
LOST AND
FOUND

Il black white faced u month
old steer. Branded on right rib.
Arthur Link, Alexander, N. Oak.
Phone 1852. 46-3tc
Evening star., 1960-10-27
. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
HONEYMOON Cc}TTACF

just for the newly-weds or small
family, Two bedrms., sep. din.
rm;; liv.. rm. with firepl., tiled
path and full osmt.; located ON
corner lot. in excel. neiEhborfood
priced at S16.500, with good terms.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

RoCKvMLE-FWnlBRo0K = Com
Temporary split-Ievel; 4 bedrms.,
loan assanption. $ki'SSo.T 20 . iii b.
F. W. BERENS, REALTOR
1927 Fenten et.. SIS. JU. 7-77OO
ROCKVILLE, HUNGRRF0RD-AS-
su%s S.s,rs ne Loan, S.t,h!s s1i7 :r.o per me-,
ground-ley. bsmt. or sell FHA.
<. ko, A. %iSIMSS; %TTIMSF;HSsfssss;,' SsEfsss;, Ju' s-socs.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BALCONIED BEAUTY.

BALCONY DINING ROOM, over
looks spacious living rm. with fire-
place; Cathedral ceiling and
French. doors to q screened porch
overlooking q beautiful rear yard;
double bedrms.. . full baths,
garage and rec. rm. with bar
Owner will sacrifice at S3l 300
ana give quick. quick possession
CHOICE N. Arlington location. Well
worm your inspection. FLORANCE
HEALTY CO, 23l1 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1960-10-27
BETHESDA

e23.e50-4-bedrm., 2-bath. brick
Cape Cod, Just renovated; liv.
rm. with fireplace. sep. din,
I'M, kit, rurnpus room and
SIDE porch: beautiful wooded
and private lot. Low down
payment.
S25,950-New, center hall brick
rambler; 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
dream kit. daylight rumpus
room; a-acre lot backing on
70 Rock Greek Park.
S34 ,500-New brick split.leyel;
bedrms., 3 baths. den, sep.
DIM rm., de luxe kit, fin.
rec. room, garage; superior
construction.
S40.950-New, 4-bedroom brick
Colonisl: 8 bedrms., den, to.
morrow's kit, large sep, din,
I'm. beautifully paneled day
light Walk.out rec. room; Ea.
rage. Excellent neighhorhood.
ANDRIS REALTY
oL' 2-9070 8 TIL Q Dali,
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Broyhill
4 SONS, REALTORS

those who would ike
to live In q quaint picturesque.
convenient neighborhood, call US
and let US give you more informa-
tion on this unusually well-deco-
rated end row house. Just full of
charm; 8 bedrms., liv. rm. with
nrepl, din. rm.. rec. I'm. with
Esb PR6P 1Sc secth' R.asCf slS;26o siGl TINSaE co
pike, IA. 5-l207,
Evening star., 1960-10-27
HOUSES FOR .sALE-MDs /
srFAIL CLEARANCE"


Let's face It; we're overstockedl
We have. Q number Of s and 4
bedroom homes In all styles. priced
between $4,000 and S20, 900,
which must be sold before winter
sete In. We promise you Q fabulous
deal. Many can be purchased 0I
. few In the $50 900 bracket. 9th
ers: with Gs little as $3.50 down
s01. snG TIE S.1. balance ,s Zee II sinsle trust;
with low interest rates. II you
have cash, We can talk turkey"
And, our trade-in policy continues,
so take advantage Of our unusual
oner. Spend your savings on
Christmas Gifts for the family:
that's our Christmas gift TO youl
JAS. c. CoNLEY 4 CO., REALTORS
JU. 9-4134
Evening star., 1960-10-27
ARLINGTON
AI,EYANNPTA

u you are short on cash and need
2 home. here fs . 3:bedroom, row
@ brick you can buy for only $595 8
sSsa eos dSSn .S os nsl9sss ssssso al p.r 'sssaS an
II you qualify. Call Us now. IA.
4-l300.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
MCLEAN

4-bedroom, 2-bath brick stone
rambler with full basement: 2S-ft
living room. separate dining room /;
$26,9b0. Call US now, IA, 4-13O0.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.,

ANACosTIA. oyerlookinE city
3 hedrms,, porch; rec. rrnj $500
Evening star., 1960-10-27

CAPITOL HTLL-Brick duplex apt.
Restoration area. Each with sep
: 0aS hot-air heat
Evening star., 1960-10-27
COUNTRY LIVING

Be the first to see this lovely coun.
try rambler on h-acre lot; 32-ft.
liv.. din. .rm. with fireplace, huge
de luxe kit, 8 twin-bed rms, IN
baths, bsmt. with rec. rm. and
den, scr. pch. and delightful
patio. See to appreciate. Price,
$27'90Q; SLIGO REALTY, Real
Evening star., 1960-10-27

CHEVY CHASE.HAMLET = This
value can't be euualledi 4-bed-
rm.' ,2-bath. eenter-hall Colonial: :
lge. hv. rm., din. rm., huge mod
kit, paneled den W/poWsier rm.,
back screened porch; lovely land.
scaped yard. Priced in dow 4Os.
A little redecorating could make
Evening star., 1960-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

rhood-Loysly white brick
a1many Ssaut. Sn tres. tissi 'shiSso WiSs esS. n.
ter hall, sep. din, rms huge all
elec. kit, 3 tWin-size bedrms. :,
ga baths; rec. I'm. in full bSmt,
Evening star., 1960-10-27
LEASE PIIRCHASE

LOVELY WIFE wanted with
family and charming hus-
band to occupy a dreamy
3-bedroom brick Rambler in
Rose Hill Farm, Va. Priced
for the 'budget-conscious"
family at Just $l7,950 with
attractive terms available.
This well-built home offers
. full baths, breakfast nook
in kitchen, separate dining
room, patio; fenced yard.
and walking distance to
grade school and shopping.
Let US show you this charm
ing home today, Call for
Photo-Fact Brochure. XII,
$4,000, ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
Evening star., 1960-10-27
NEW HOME SPECIALS

We have new brick ramblers Of 3
bedrms. and 2 baths, with full
bsmt.: priced at $40, 500, Also.
new split-level homes. with 4 bed
rms. and 2 baths; priced at S2i,.
these and many other homes, can
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PARKER

SMITH a. DoNNELL
IA. T-6161 REALToR IA. 7-sSl7
LYON VILLAGE - Picture-book
home in excellent residential area.
charming patio, 27xI2. leading to
rear yard with tall shade trees.
81 living room with log-burnin0
fireplace; separate dining room,
gas hot-water heat, attached
garage are some Of the additional
features. Priced $4,000. Call
JA. 5-6S00, SHANNON e. LUCHS,
Realtors. 9 to 9. 2055 Wilson blvd.