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Evening star., 1961-08-31
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REALTY CO. JE. 2-2314
FIRST TIME OFFERED-VACANT
Looking for a solid brick j.
bedrm. rambler CLOSE-IN, near
all schools, shopping, etc? This
kitchen with dishwasher, GE
4la9S loan with payments of only
SlOS per month. Full price of
only SlS,95O Level A-acre lot,
sidewalks, street lishts and a
very friendly neighborhood. Lake
Bancroft area Just out from
Bailey's Crossroads. Call HU. l.
9100 to inspect.
BANCROFT REALTY, INC.
beautiful loo. wIspacious 2-bed-
rm. ramb.: liv. rm. w/firepl., fam.
din. rm., mod kit; bsmt.; oil H.
VIII; gar. fruit trees, fenced
area at back w/sm. bldg. S22,-
500. CAROLINE L CAMPBELL,
ACT. JE. 3-12S2; ewes. JE. 3-9067
GREAT FALLS AREA
Approx. Mi. from Tysons Corner
OFF RTE. z
Frame rambler. 3 bedrmS., ] bath.
living rm. w/firepl.: 16Xl0 dining.
Spacious elec. kitchen: bsmt.; Gas
hot air heat; storm windows; over
u acre in lovely suburban COM
munity: price $4,000.
UNITED REALTY CIR. 3-24S4
OF REST-Delightfu brick
rambler artistically placed on elo-
riously Handicapped Il acre Cozy
log-burning fireplace in charm
packed 20-ft. living rm., separate
dining rm., nicely equipped kitch-
en-, attractively finished rec. rm.,
full basement. . very large bed
rms. MANY EXTRAS included in
sale price of S1T50O. FLORANCE
REALTY, 4O3 w. Lee hwy, Fair
fax, CIR. 3-4006
LAKE BARCROFT-This all brick
rambler features bedrms., 2 full
baths. finished rec. rm., big
screened porch. Huge wooded lot
with nice view Of the lake. Priced
amazingly low at S32,950. All
lake privileges. Call HU. 1900.
Well be happy to show 1t to you.
BARCROFT REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
AIR-CONDITIONED

Keep cool; 1000 ir-conditioned,
location. ALICE kitchen. plus
dining screened porch. > baths,
every de luxe feature; only Sl9.-
500. 81 down for all: vacant.
Family emergency makes quick
sale necessary; no reasonable Of
fer refused. MILKEY. REALTORS,
IA T-OH5O
Evening star., 1961-08-31
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
-r,-r.

oNE-BEDRooM HOME!
S19,95O is a bargain for the right
buyer. Custom built brIck-and-
stone rambler lexpandable attic II
neeGed); terraZa floored rec rm
slate roof. Secluded Handicapped
corner lo,. Just over D. c. line and
Sargtnt rd. CAL til 8 pm, WA.
1900, ROBERT S. DAVIES d
CO., INC,
Evening star., 1961-08-31
ON D = ITNNITL,
KEN DRUSKIN & CO. HE. $4,000

ININ DINUOINIIV @ OV' III - ~
ROLLING VIEW = All-brick RAM
blerS and splits; 3 and 4 bedrmS..
full daylight Easements, very large
wooded lots. paved streets and
sidewalks, beautiful new subdivi-
sion; prices starting at SlG,5OO
are far below market; immedia te
eSsseSSfn see ou6 Route IHApaS 5S tHfSn to anham
right on Whitfield Chapel rd. to
homes. MAX MILLER, Ii. 7-2lOO,
Evening star., 1961-08-31

Rteu, CH. S-45UU.
LANGLEY REALTY

RIvERDALE-GI NO DOWN PAY
MENT; 3-bedrm. brick semi-Colo-
NAL with many extras: full bsmt.,
pstio, aluminium awnings, fenced
lot, etc: . blks. to St. Bernard's,
shopping and tranSp. First time
offered, Sl4,25O. Call til pm,
WA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-08-31

FAST SALE NEEDED! Low cash
$500 down ana take over fl
naneing 3nc on this ,oa,v BEDRM', I.s ri Z
bsmt.. large equipped kit. deep
fenced lot with trees. Walk to
everything. HURRY ON THIS
Evening star., 1961-08-31
10000 SO. FT.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

3 tRBER SHOP - Vienna, Va. 4
handle. And take over note. 3S5-
RnOT
Evening star., 1961-08-31
sEABRooK ACRES AND VICINITY.

near NASA-NeW rambIer5 and
s3lit-levels: lge. lots w/sewer and
water; S16,5O0-S2S,500, some with
carportS, h.-w.h. all with bSmts
and and tS9nS0 rsspt fi1snrinS
N 1 70 STOPCI Gp Q Il anM
Evening star., 1961-08-31
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SO. FIT: new bldg.
2oned IL. Call IA. 2-4477. ALL
BROKERS COOP
FAIRFAX CIRCLE, Fairfax, Va
Office and warehouse new, l.
parking. Call CT. 6-23lS, evenings
OF or 2-h3nl daNS
Evening star., 1961-08-31
SILVER SPRING IN BUSINESS
l4th & Irving Sts. NV.

Q412 IRVING STD
Modern store suitable for any type
retail business: front Of bus stop;
ample storage. reasonable rent.
MOSKOWITZ RE. 7-43l3.
Evening star., 1961-08-31

ST. JOHNS PARISH = Williams-
burg brk. Cape Cod. 5-yr. old
home for lge family 81 500 dn.
FLA. LIST WITH LISz.
L. J. LIsz co. HE. 4-13OO
TAKOMA PARK-HOME AND IN
COME. PRICED FOR IMMEDI-
ATE SALE; 2-bedroom BUNGALOW
stvle home with 2-bedrom bsmt.
Sl'.950; mr.. WASHINGTON Sani-
tarium. HUGH T. PECK. REAL
TOR, HE. 4-170O.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
ST. JoHN's PARISH = Wiiiiams:

SEAT PLEASANT, mr., St. Mary's
$3.50 dn. FHA: S6S mo 2-bed-
nm semidet. brick. Erwin REAL
TY, WA. 7-O334: ewes. AP. Z
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
Judge Says Man Can
 Feed Pigeons in Square

SEATTLE R - A judge says Louis Quick can feed the pigeons in a downtown square and let the litter fall where it may.
 Quick, 75, was arrested May 23 when a group of merchants complained he threw popcorn around, drawing hundreds of pigeons to the heart of the city. He appeared in court Wednesday
 of you have the love of God in your heart" Quick told Muni- cipal Judge Walter McGovern, you don't want to see living thing go hungry. I have fed the pigeons for 35 years. Is it so wrong?"
 Said the judge: ''I fail to see where gentleman like this can be found guilty"
 Quick left the court, bought a bag of popcorn and returned to the square. The pigeons were waiting.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
Homing Pigeon Heads
 From Sitka to Portland

SITKA R - A female homing pigeon headed south from Sitka yesterday morning to join her mate who is sitting on their two eggs during her absence.
 Her owner, B. C. Hemphill of Portland, Ore, estimated it would take the bird two days to make the trip with a tail wind. She can fly 800 miles day, he explained, and previously made a trip from Montana to Portland over the Con- tinental Divide.
 The pigeon was sent north and released at 9:10 a. m. She bears a legband labeled LKC60643AU and is expected to hurry home to replace "pappa pigeon" on their nest. Hemphill has promised to send word of her safe arrival.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
Newspapers :

I'D SCHERGENS, Editor of the Tell City Qnd) A News, reports in his column siX-year-od Cali forna girl who did little essay the subject of the newspaper and sent it to the local editor We quote:
 Newspapers. We need them so know who reks and who droWnds and who shoots somebody. And who wants house who dies Or gets baby. It tells if your dog is lost They shelves and to make bond fires They also good under babyS plate and to keep dogs offa things You can wrap potato peelings in them. You put when you defrost. They tell about shows and how much things are"
 'The editor" remarks Ed, added P.S.: Diana they also good to swat things with like flies and public officials and things
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
Today's Highlights
 In History

Today is Friday, June End, the 153rd day of 1861. There are PIP days left in the year.
 On this day in 1875, the twin ship Castalia was launched in Eng land. The steamer was unique in that the middle of the bottom was raised above the water throughout its entire length, the intended purpose of which was to prevent sea sickness in cross ing the English Channel.
 In 1639, the Dutch navigator, Abel Janszon Tasman, was sent by the governor-general of the Dutch East Indies on a voyage of exploration in the Northwest Pa cific.
 In 1851, Maine became the first prohibition state in the union.
 In 1888, President GroV r Cleveland married his ward, Frances Folsom, in the first Presi- dential wedding solemnized in the White House.
 In 1945, U. s. troops made a new landing on Mindanao in the Philippines during the final phases of World War II.
 In 1853, Queen Elizabeth II of England was crowned in West minister Abbey.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
CAPITAL AND UNITED AIRLINES MERGE

WASHINGTON R - The na- tion's largest airline merger went into effect yesterday with the absorption of Capital Airlines by United Air Lines.
 The merger with fifth-ranking Capital moves United from second into undisputed first place in the industry, well ahead of American Airlines. It reduces the list of domestic trunk airlines from 12 to II.
 The result is an organization of 30,000 employees, serving IF cities on 18,00O miles of routes. They extend through the east, the south and the midwest and across the U. s. midsection to every ma jor city on the Pacific Coast.
 Never a profitable airline-in 33 years it paid only one cash dividend and two 5 per cent stock dividends-Capital was forced in- to merger to avoid foreclosure on the fleet of Viscount airplanes purchased in England from Wick ers-Armstrongs, Ltd.
 Vickers halted it's suit to col lect a S34 million debt in view of the merger agreement provi- SionS.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
Trujillo Was
 Merely a Successor To the Buccaneers
By J. M. Roberts
Associated Press Netos Analyst

Associated Press NetoS Analyst
 The international interconnec- tions of Caribbean politics are so great that only the turn of events over a considerable time can give a clue to the ultimate impact of the assassination of the Domini- can Republics dictator.
 An example in point is the fact that, even at the moment of his death, Rafael L. Trujillo was being accused in Venezuela of complicity in another futile plot to overthrow the government there because it opposed his type,
 Cheers over the event went up from thousands of exiled Domini cans scattered throughout the Caribbean and in the United States.
 International political or c es will immediately begin to make their play for subversion of such Democratic elements as might be able to unite against Trujillo's heirs.
 In the old days, with situation in which a foreign force such as the Sino-Soviet bloc was already seeking to expand a beachhead as now in Cuba, the United States Marines would have headed i'm mediately for their old bases in San Domingo.
 Today the situation is different, as it was in Cuba two years ago. The Communists will work through and attempt to control what are basically patriotic ele- ments, and no clear-cut excuse for American intervention is like ly to be given. The situation, at least with regard to Communism, will be a developing rather than an exploding one and in it's essence more difficult for the diplomats of both the Americas
 This is true regardless of the fact that the collapse of the Tru- jillo regime from the weight of it's own sins has been long fore seen.
 In some Dominican exile quar- ters there is tendency to attempt to equate the assassination of Tru- jillo with what their fellow exiles from Cuba hope will happen to F'idel Castro, whose hand is being avidly sought but not yet found in the Dominican events.
 But the differences in the re- actions produced by Castro and Trdjillo are inherent in the posi- tions of the men themselves. Cas- tro is an avowed adherent of an aggressive foreign social and po- litical system.
 Trujillo was merely a worthy successor of the buccaneers who first made his island of Hispaniola famous, and of the other 17th and 18th Century adventures who established their personal fields in the New World.
 Trujillo will be mourned only by those whom he enriched along with himself, and the chief leg acy of his estate will be trouble. r.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02

The worlds greatest giveaway program springs from the Ameri- can heart. Our people last year gave $8 billion to philanthropic and charitable causes - $44 for each man, woman and child in the country.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02
French Hairdresser
 Gives Mrs. Kennedy a Gothic Madonna" Look
By Frances Levine

PARIS R - A leading French hairdresser gave Jacqueline Ken nedy what he called a Gothic Madonna" look Wednesday night, clipping more than an inch from her locks and pinning a tambour- ine-shaped wigpiece and a dazz- ling diamond on the back of her head.
 Mrs. Kennedy changed her wardrobe plans and appeared in the pink and white straw lace gown she had originally intended to wear to Versailles.
 French newspapers excep' Communist L'Humanite hac nothing but praise for the visit ing First Lady. They said she hao been adopted by Paris, looked like Parisian and had a Partisan air
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02

The average American woman Gf any woman can be called av- erage) has a step of 26 inches. She takes 2,437 steps per mile and walks about miles a day.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-02

Is the country going to the dogs? The US. canine population is now estimated at 26 million or one dog to every seven persons.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

River ReDoTt
Potomac River clear ct HaHper'S
Ferry and clear ct Great Falls. 6hen-
andoah clear Of Harper's Ferry.
Midnight- - 33 Noon ------- q
8 am. ----- 81 SPIN. -- SO
Record Temperatures fer the Year
Highest So on January Q.
Lowest 4 on February Q.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
School Library
Group Expands
Activities

Expansion of q standards
committee to give city-wide
attention to the Districts public
school libraries was announced
last night by the Action
Committee for D. C. School
Libraries.
Speakers. including District
School Supt. Carl F.. Hansen,
gave full support to the COM
mittee's mid-winter report. The
meeting was held in the Ma
tional Housing Center at 1925
l. street NV.
The group discussed the
necessity Of q permanent
standards committee, stressing
the junior high and elementary
level. A drive for more profess
sionally trained librarians for
the, lower schools is another
chief aim Of the committee. At
present, most ele m entary
schools have small libraries
administered by members of
their parent teacher groups or
Evening star., 1961-02-10
BY SAM EASTMAN
Star Staff Writer

District government officials
today were moving toward
court action to recover any
money the city may have lost
from bid rigging on heavy
electrical equipment contracts.
Officials emphasized that no
decision on a court suit can be
made until detailed checks Of
the city's past bids from elec.
tr1Dal firms are completed. 81
A Federal district judge in
Philadelphia last week imposed
heavy fines along with some
Jail terms in sentencing some
Of the country's largest elec-
trical concerns for price fixing
and bid rigging under anti
trust charges. .'f. a.
The case involved collusive
bidding on heavy electrical
equipment such as power trans
mitters.
The Federal Government Is
planning to file the first dam
age suit In about two months.
This suit Is expected to form
Evening star., 1961-02-10

District and vicinity - Fair.
colder tonight, low in the mid
20s. Fair. colder tomorrow,
high in upper 30s.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and
becoming colder tonight with
scattered snow flurries in the
mountains, low in mid 20s in
south and east and Is to 20
in northwest. Fair, colder
tomorrow with increasing
cloudiness in afternoon, high,
28 to "a in northwest and 81
to SS elsewhere.
.AVirginia-Partly cloudy to-
night with chance Of scattered
snow nurries in mountains, low,
as to 80 In south and % to 20
In north. Fair, colder tomor-
row with some cloudiness in
afternoon, high. IS to 40 in
south and 80 to 80 in north.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay Winds becoming
north to northeast tonight.
Northeast winds 10 to Is knots
tomorrow. Fair tonight and
tomorrow, visibility over 8 miles.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
Price Rigging
Charged GE in
$3.50 Million Suit

PEORIA, H.. Feb. 10 (AP)
Damages Of $3.50 million are
sought in Q suit filed against
General Electric Co.. alleging
Injury as q result Of rigged
prices to so million consumers
who bought GE products at
Iretail.
J. Orion Brunk. Peoria busi-
nessman, and Mrs. Mary Brown,
q housewife, were named as
plaintiffs in the suit filed yes
terday in United States Dis
trict Court.
Jack A. Brunnenmeyer and
Harry Sonnemaker. the Peoria
lawyers who filed the suit, said
it was designed to recover dam
ages for all purchasers Of GE
products in the United States.
The suit was promptly termed
fantastic" and "preposterous'
by GE in g statement issued
through its New York head
quarters.
The complaint said the
plaintiffs had suffered finan-
cial injury as a result Of rigged
prices and asked triple dam
ages. The action is q followup
to the recent conviction in
philadelphia Of General Elec-
trio. Westinghouse and some
other top electrical manufac-
turing firms in a Government
antitrust action.
Rigging Of bids for the elec-
trical supply business Of Gov
ernment agencies and private
concerns were involved in the
Philadelphia case. The Peoria
suit affects retail purchases,
principally Of appliances. The
company said GE consumer
products mentioned in the
Peoria suit were not connected
in any way with the recent
antitrust action.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
Suits Over Bid Rigging
Studied by District

the pattern for estimating al
legged damages. Studies on
similar court action, including
a single suit by I'll cities rep
resented by the National In
stitute Of Municipal Law Off
GERS are in the works.
Today. Rexford G. Vessels.
the Districts procurement off,
Ger, said a check is being made
of the city's past bid offers ia
see If a recovery suit Is war.
ranted. : sc
Mr.. Vessels said that his
office has been working closely
with the Justice Department.
antitrust division on the bid
rigging matter.
When Mr.. Vessels receives
an analysis Of the bids from
city officials charged with let
ting the contracts, the infor-
nation will be forwarded to the
Districts corporation counsel's
office. 3
The District awards the
power equipment jobs on Q
low bid. basis mainly for ita
Evening star., 1961-02-10

on annual leave is not entitled
to administrative leave.
*# %&
CAPITAL ROUNDUP Two
events postponed last week be-
cause Of the snow have been re-
scheduled. The Society for Per-
sOnneI Administration viii dis
cuss Attenuation and Person.
mel Management" at 1880 pm.
Thursday at the General Serv-
ices Administration auditorium.
The District lodges Of the
American Federation Of Gov
ernment Employees viii hold
their all-day membership drive
seminar starting at 9 am. to-
at the Presidential
Arms. 1920 G street NV. -.
The District Table Tennis As
ISOLATION Government employe
tournament is being held at /
pm. Saturday at 419 Ninth
street NV. James Verta, presi-
dent Of the group, Is in charge
OF the tournament. Sidney
Evening star., 1961-02-10

institutions. such as the Lorton
Reformatory, and its other
buildings.
The District government
would be entitled to triple dam
ages, Mr.. Vessels said, If price
fixing Is found.
He pointed out that any
money which the city may have
lost by price fixing probably
would be low compared to
manS $her cities. The major
reason, a explained, Is that in
the DiStri> unlike many other
large cities DE street lighting
power equipment is provided by
Q utility-the Potomac Electric
Power Co.
Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin said the District un-
doubtedly would file q recovery
suit II city officials report that
there has been any substantial
loss as q result Of bid rigging.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

Bishop, a 34-year-old Los An
geles. lawyer. has been named
confidential assistant to Pcst-
master General Day. !. Asher
Ende has been appointed id
hearing examiner at the Fed
eral Communications Cornrnis-
sion. :. immigration ana
Naturalization Service has given
the following length Of service
awards: 80 years, Wendell Ed
gren, Dale Francis. George Ger
man; Is years, Joseph Ben
venuto, Edward Garret, Abe
Krichefsky, Charles Mccarthy;
20 years, Lawrence Adds, Lila
Breshears. Louis Gates, Arthur
Dyer, jr.; Edward Epes, Richard
French. Sara Fones, Alan Har-
rison, Elizabeth Hart, Fred
Harvey, jr.: Martha jacques,
Laurence Kesler, Hubert Nc
Gaffin. Gean McGinn, william
Morse, Edgar Niehuhr, Stella
Prevattes Malcolm Prowinski,
Francis Reed, Marjorie Ruzicka,
Adaline Smaliing, Hud son
Thompson, Robert Vielhaber.
Maurice Wilce, John Wright,
Charles Yeager; Is years, willis
Cole, jr.; 10 years, Florence
Benton, Edith Byard, Paul
Cahill. Guy Camp, Evelyn Duell,
Catherine Duffy, Bertha Field
man. Agnes Flynn. Neale Foster,
James Freeman, Dris Gaddi,
Jacqueline Hazel. Olga Hin,
Bernice Holloway. Betty King,
Louis LAwton, Majorie Lazzari.
Helen McEntee, Edward Price,
Frances Raley, Dorethea SEN
ter, Robert Surplus, Ernest
Thompson, Albert Tomlinson,
jr., and Adeline Walker,
Evening star., 1961-02-10
LincoIn's Birthday
Holiday Proposed
By the Associated Press


Seven Senators, including
two Democrats, yesterday In
troduced q bill to make
Abraham Lincoln's Birthday,
February IL, Q national legal
holiday.
Senator Javits, Republican
Of New York, was principal
sponsor Of the bill. Co
sponsors were Senator'S Dirk
sen. Republican Of Illinois;
Douglas, Democrat Of Illinois:
Cooper, Republican Of Ken
tucky; Morton, Republican Of
Kentucky; Capehart, Repub-
lican Of Indiana. and Hartke.
Democrat Of Indiana.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

I6 or 8 degrees below normal
high Of As and low Of %.
Colder tomorrow and Monday.
Somewhat warmer Tuesday or
Wednesday. Precipitation will
average " inch or less about
Sunday.
Read ConditionS-AAA
West-District Of Columbia TO Penn.
sylvania turnpike. clear to slippery in
cept icy spots in Somerset area: Ohio
turnpike, clear: U. 8. 40 west 70 Ohio,
slippery In spots TO Cumberland.
blocked bloc. Z, Ct Su%oerlend' snoS covered g
sOuth-U. 8. I 70 Richmond, Shirley
hiShvay tylrginia Route $500, Rich.
mOnd south and District Of Columbia
to Charlottesville, clear.
bla to Delaware Memorial Bridge, New
Jersey turnpike and New Enslsnd,
clear: District Of Columbia 10 Harris.
burg, Pa" slippery In spots.
FURNISHED BY the United States Coast
Today tomorrow
Eoa E5Sh s:$$ss s:$$s am: am: 1S:ts s:t5 am: ann:
High - 3:16 pm. 4:22 pm.
Low -------- 1882 pm. 1895 pm.
| For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
'i0% &nnspolis. :as soOsf: sN hours; Bloody poin.
Light, Az hours; Colonial Beach. 9
hours; Deale, AZ hours; 6oiomon's
Island, 6h hours: Point Lookout. 7h
hours.
The sun and the Neon
| Rises Sets
Sun. today 7:9e am. S:39 pm.
Noon. &ai 'G@Gs5ow sodsS aaSa aa am: am 1854 D:m P.m
Automobile lishts must be turned
! on "a hour before sunset.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
3 Lead in Guesses
On CSC Member
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Stan Writer

number Of prominent Republicans being mentioned
for the third spot the Civil Service Commission which under
law must be filled by person of the minority party
Among those being considered James Jock OCon-
ne Undersecetry Of Labor in the Eisenhower
former Civil Service Commissioner Moore Arthur
Evening star., 1961-02-10

by someone In the faculty who
wishes to give his spare time
to the Job.
Evening star., 1961-02-10

Some light snow expected tonight the Lakes region and westward
into Plains Light rain and scattered showers fore
cast for the Central North likely
In the Southern Plains and eastward South Atlantic States
while colder weather indicated the the
North Atlantic StateS.-AP WrephOtO Map
Evening star., 1961-01-13

VIZ. b-542o
cskR9EIFSNN skIeR IEFSSNNlI;IRS. RS.s !9. Pr q: 9oH :
baths. large fully equipped kit.
and laundry. fifepiaee:' Storm
equipment: plus many extras: fine
community. Sale By OWNER On
orders overseas. 0P. 3.36AS.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
MUUSkS FUM xALE-VMs
tc0NfihuEDl' ~e'

AFFRox. 3 serss Of nice greund
With plenty Of shade trees and
nice sprinE with . rsdseofatsd
sst sos vss.r saa rs' h.. simmer SsS e1S sd h9ss Sn
ter hook io for domestie hot
water. 2 small old hidss. that can
easily be converted into . nice
This house IS approximately. IL
miles from the Memorial. Bridse
going west on Arl. blvd. and 8
hlks. Oft of .Arl. blvd. on q 80
eluded street and among nice
homes Of estate. size. This home
can be financed very reasonably
TO . prospective purchaser a. there
S23.5O0. JE. 3-s5bO. AUeTTN
D. IHoMPeoN REALTY CO.
ARL.. s.; !alkinG distance Psnta.
6sMt; n.ns;. fenesd ooS lot. I'M I%nsd; u, escg-
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