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The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
ptarmigan for the Woodland Park Zoo
SEA ! TILE, P1

SEATTLE tR Nine unique =la9epas .lagopus lagopus birds Otherwise know as ptarlnigans or snow grousc1 that are usually found in the Arctic Circle, are now part of the Woodland Park aviary, zoo officials announced yesterday.
 The white breasted, d oW n : footed ptarni2ans were picked up on the kuskokWim River, north of Bristol Bay, by Capt. Ole Sedenius of the fish freezing vessel, Michele EVe.=He turned them over to zoo officials Monday
 Sedenius, who brought the zoo two other ptarmigans noW de ceased) several years ago. said the nine birds were in very eX- haQsfcd condition when they flew aboard ship. Evidently. they were Wlnsina their way south for tae winter.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
Prospects Look Good For .JFK Visit to G21

s5E..9Ai TE.E 2 Prospects Presi= dent Kennedy will visit tHe World 5 Far before t closes are good, in my opinion, Even DiasWaIl, the Fairs general manager. said Tuesday
 We st5iI beIievc. .the President Wifl be heFe before =aae Fair ends. ? Ding@all said
 The Presidents press secretary. I3IefEe. Ss5'aE#44 s&aE sas quoted b7. tfle Sea'tIe Tines Is7@ af pc tre Dee. 10 de1#siaf5=
 Eaa President is 5=zg t5 work ching =aEt,.Z#slt sse4e aath=. if4 fHa Fet SsaiageG z#a =S= 5asetas a5se eHta#az 7z=#z- syagf NH recall President HzaflHEe##s tefa Sen siaHsseaa !lsss= you'd Hze.ta aftea5IA'
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The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
Nixon Calls for
 Stronger Action Against Communist Cuba Buildup

LOS ANGELES lR Richard Nixon called Tuesday for stronger action to prevent q Communist arms b4iLdup in Cuba and sad he will support President Kennedy in any such action the President deems necessary.
 The Republican candidate for goxernor. said he me. with Ken nedH April 20 lastVeaE, .flI7e a54 after the Cuban invasion failed. and:
 II made q personal Commitment L. him: taIa= =hia= =Id a99aet as3 action he considered aacqs any to contain Q Communist aeaczzl3eaI ia Cuba.
 To-day l aeitefate Chat commit neat.
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ul to date however, he stated.

ful to date however, he stated.
 The opening of this industry with Japan has been mutually beneficial, he stated, as imports are brought back on the ships from Japan and such things as cars, pianos, cameras and many other items are now being brought into Alaska. The pay roll of Sl0,000,000 a year has also been an important factor in the opening of the trade with Japan.
 Other guests at the meeting were Bob Doull of the Housing and Home Finance Corp. and Barbara Dlmock of Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
% East Germans Escape to West
 Through gtTunnel

BERLIN N=tP = A group of 29 East Germans have escaped to the West through the longest tun- nel yet built under the Berlin Wall, West Berlin authorities an- nounced Tuesday.
 The successful flight last Friday night was disclosed at news conference by Heinrich Albertz. West Berlin senator for Interior Affairs. He spoke only after the tunnel ad become unusable through flooding
 Apparently the tunnel was not discovered by the East German border guards, A1beftz said, and for this reason he gave it's location only as somewhere on the French sector border.
 Albeftz said =this-Tas believed to be the biggest single group to ezeape. Vest Berlin since =tae Gonn4aaists. erected Il. wall 13 months ago. The biggest previous. lv reported tunnel escape WAS of 2a= persons. while 84 fed West jn a gT5if and "A if4 2 f53er beat -At5eftz said the tunnel was @Hsred= from the West il1=Weeks of 7z5ns3aizii1z== patient work bT Sa5al people Naos8lE 474llstre aReet Iepeated fbe city gov. eezn2eHss and thaIit= =aees.not fe=ard such enterprise as Illegal
 1f1e=sHaap esa#lea.theeagh the= ttEHneEin vaf# short time. ac= salfo zts fsnstt1.=He said, but de- ctihed 10 asV details for fear of tda Reds locate if.
 sfhe=tanHef escape was disclosed as3Hest BsnlIa= police and Com a4unisi= border guards fought a=tear gas battle across tHe= wall in the northern dlsffiet=ef =Beinelzendarf.
 \ lauaspeakef truck of the West Berlin city administration broad casting news across the wall into East Berlin prompted East guards to hurl across 23 light and two heavy tear gas grenades, West police said. The West Berliners tossed back the same amount of tear gas grenades.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
.2.z9se Advertising on
 Alaska Job Opportunities Draws Fraud End.e sment

GfAE&I rand il2s.atZ Newark zesLzz= Gd 2 I5=e04at aaa fra H5lgtz 3lea against New YaTN lz#zz8 Jersey nFe3nafeF Hf49 sold a pam 5z84z let=sntitiea =zJab Opportunities la Alaska.
 Tie pamphlet drew the fire of state off5eia!s.Wha claimed it n5zs= represented appof5anifies and high salaries ta He found "a Alaska.
 Chief Postal Inspector II. B. floataeffe advised Gov. Wn. Egan ts5Et inc indictment was returned Sept. 12 agaiast Joseph ]. Pinkus operator of the Practical Research Co.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that George Herbert Turner of Holy Cross Alaska together 8#tH his W#6aesse= Frank Walker and Naaey Walker b#tH af H8l.kaehuk, Alaska. has filed ApnAca- fTon 10 Purchase for h1s Trade X faafz faetaHig Site Fairbanks Setsa1 &zan4be 0a59& fer lands described as.
 Us Sutsey No. 365a Alaska sItli- ated on the right bank of the Innoko River and on the left bank of a slough in The village of Holikachuk. Alaska, containing l344 acres.
 During the period of publication ot. within 30 days thereafter any person, corporation, or association having or as- serting any adverse interest in or claim to the tract of land or any part thereof may file in the Fairbanks Land Office. under oath an adverse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof. and such adverse claimant shall within 50 days after the filing of such adverse claim, begin action to quiet title in q court of competent Jurisdiction in Alas ka and thereafter patent shall be issued in conformity with the final decree ot the court.
 Daniel A. Jones.
 Manager
 Pulp Sept. l9, 26, Oct. 3. 10, IT, 24 31, Nov. 2, IA, 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
FAMILY NIGHT AT COVENANT CHURCH


 f4e Covenant Church Family Night will start again this fall season tonight ia the church at !. The special feature will be the showing of a=filffs entitled The Family that Changed =t51e World. 2. # had been previous. announced that tfe finn Goal ta= Go ~oa48 ae =hega=n buf=haez9se=a =aI itz=Da8a= .aE zis a912d, t4is substitute @as male.
 Members and friends af tIe ehtHea arc invited a36i uraet ta come with their whole families al zoo pm.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
COMM and COIN

From Fail=banl5s. NIr. and Mrs. (. Horton, Boyd =Haf4aod. C Q WX1tef, W. I9#enstein,= =Chas. Som aefdorf, Roger Phafes, Ed Daniels, Lar. Pafkes,. Fran Fenton. Den his =sanquist, A. Parent, J.John= son.
 From Kotzebue: Harold Little.
 To Kotzebue: Larry Parker, D. Johnson, John Wafiver, Percy Ipa- look.
 To Fairbanks: A. K. Payne, L. Kost, Chas. Smith, Bill Robertson. Sam Godfrey, Frank Fenton.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
Three Mayors
 Attend Chamber s.llncIeon Meet

s4llncIleon Meet
 Mayors of three Alaskan towns were in attendance at the Chamber meeting on Monday. Representing Juneau was Mayor Lauris Parker, who stated he was here to confer with city officials ea tie coming League of Alaskan Cities ConVen- ton al Haines and to encourage q good representation to this inn portant meeting from all over the state
 Jim O'sullivan, Mayor of Una- lakieet, spoke eloqaently on the needs of OUT neighborins commit nifty, particularly the pioneer road from Unalakieet 10 Kaltag, urging the support of the Nome Gl15 r of which UnalaIleet is 5seIZ
 The second need is tlat=e llls year high.schoe1 instead 4 present two 1edr se.6o1..
 sHafae= =to have Q send =s55.
 to f3ets4eGaH5e=
 two Eears= =ef se}7ool.e Wz
 ore needed =at hone
 The f9#th af tae community since new electrical s.aF5 afss installed vii tza 5d aAi tZ ezzz1issa aGa ta expansion @I=ettr5
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 AfIazzF 0slfa545tla tl4e
 =aaa5ar for ztaa 1f4sl sane En55 @=#=a sgal.sz#zz az=.=ss tzztz faal est8te.4 ata8A@ and aegal #seteezzas2# feel.s.l==fz =fz;tH59e oE 63HaIaH4ea8 sec Fe and x a8ttz m3stie for =5e aezef595aea e# fa7 i555f- -o5 a=.ei=i.4i.s Hfie5s5 seaaaa=ef fishing commercially Iz.E2az shown what caa be- developed az Re2.petla. income fer 8he people of the=eosaaan=t9.
 Mayor Don HooVer,@of Nome. called =attSafion=to tEse a6s4 Lowell Thomas film, Alaska t3z Brisatest Star, which was produced jointly by the Alaska Banker Assn. and the State Chamber of Commerce. \ copy is available, he stated, for showing by local groups for the purpose of raising funds for worthy projects.
 An interesting group Of visitors al the meeting, was the production crew for the Japanese TV and Broadcasting Co.,. who are doing story on Alaska filmed in Alas ka. The director, MT Tomahica, addressed the Chamber. stating that the result of the trip which will take them throughout the state will be a series of 16 stories, CO., ordinated like American TV shows.
 He stated that Japan and Alas ka have much in common as Alaska has the raw material which Japan needs and the Japanese people are interested in this state which lies between Japan and the other parts of the North American continent.
 Dick Herring, forester for the Alaska Pulp Mills, which are own ed by Japanese, stated that l3O million feet of lumber are cut in Alaska annually under 50-year contract with the National Forest Service. Spruce has proven very successful for the pulp necessary for the rayon industry in Japan and also for paper and cellophane. The hemlock of Southeastern Alas ka has not proven to be success
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-19
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BERLIN tP = A group of 2e East Germans have escaped te the West through the longest tun- nel yet built under the Berlin Wall, West Berlin authorities an-
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-06-06

oil OdilhS lids IL tliio ySdi' Doiioo
are being brought in from all over
the United States.
THE Make Believes" appearing
at the Sunset Strip, are here after
several smash engagements in Las
Vegas, Nevada.
Merle Garner, pianist, Richard
Knutson, comedian, and Robin Scott,
the blond vocalist are straight from
engagements in San Francisco.
cisco.
Coming from as far as you can
get are the Three Deuces" who
hail from the Florida Keys.
Incidently, the "Deuces' are al
ready booked for an engagement in
Montreal, Canada.
During the past year. except for
travelling, Joe Valcourt of the
Three Deuces' said they had less
than ten days off between bookings.
Judy Allen, who headlines the
show at the Riverside and Wonder
Bar, is real professional and has
appeared on television and radio in
Stockton, Cal.
| Danny Macs, who plays the guitar
and sings with Judy and Bob Schu-
macher, not only sings western style
San Antonio Rose excellently
with Judy but also drifts off into
songs in Hawaiian and Spanish
The International Airport Res.
taurant is featuring an excellent
menu, and is especially catering to
family dinners.
The atmosphere Of this spot is
completely different and while en-
joying your dinner you may watch
the arrival and departure of planes
to all parts of Alaska
Johnny Mack is your host.
In the Crystal Room you may now
take lessons in the Latin dance each
Sunday evening.
There are five instructors avail
able to teach you the Cha cha,
Rhumba and Tango free of charge.
The Gay Nighters. Ron, Bob, Les
ter and Artie are playing your IA
vorite music every night.
The finest of steaks and chops
are served from the charcoal broil-
er in the Crystal Room, and Homer
Cogdill is your host at the bar
June Phillips has been playing
ragtime music in the Gold Rush
Saloon since it opened two years
ago.
June came here from the State
of Washington and is a professional
ragtime piano player.
Prior to coming to Fairbanks,
Miss Phillips played a couple of
times for Lawrence Welk on his
weekly television show.
The Gold Rush is the only place in
town with Honky Tonk piano, and
they have community singing along
with their other entertainment.
The Can-Can girls appear nightly
at the Gold Rush with each girl
putting on an individual speciality
dance.
For limited time, Al Robinson,
ventriloquist, is also on the show at
the Gold Rush.
Free lunch is served daily except
Sunday from II noon until 2 pm.
At the Desert Inn Doris Dody)
Martin is your host in the dining
room and serves complete menu
including prawns, steaks, chops and
chicken.
Located at Smile Airport Road,
the Desert Inn is fine place to
take the family to dinner.
Pauline's Rainbow Room features
the Twilighters headed by Alex
Kick, and Yves Miller is your host
at the bar.
The Rainbow Room is located at
6-Mile on the Richardson Highway.
The Make Raliayac ara ooi,,o ip4o
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Awards
Program
Is Set

The third annual Federal
Woman's Award program has
been announced by Mrs.
Katie Louchheim. Deputy As
sistant Secretary of State for
Public Affairs.
Mrs, Louchheim, who is
chairman of the Board of
Trustees that administers the
Federal Woman's Award pro-
gram, said that heads of Fed
eral departments and agen-
cies have been asked to sub
NIT their nominations to the
board by February 8, 1868.
Each agency may nominate
as many as three women for
the award. In order to be
eligible, a woman must have
demonstrated outstand-
ing ability and achievement
In an executive. professional,
scientific or technical posi-
ton in the Federal service.
She must have had at
least three years of continu-
Gus full-time Federal employ
ment, and be currently en-
ployed at GS-9 or Its equiva-
lent, or higher.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
The CobeII
Family
Gathers

Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Pearre Cabell and their fam
lily will all be together for
Christmas, in the house in
which the children grew up
- on Fort Scott drive, Ar
lington, Va.
Their son. Charles, has Just
been prpfnoted and is now
Capt. Cabell, jr., and is COM
ing from Loring Air Force
Base, Maine, to be here in
time to join in the holiday
festivities.
BENJAMIN Cabell is home
from the University of Vir-
ginia Law School, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles P. Bennett,
she formerly was Katy Ca
bell, viii join the family
circle.
Other family members for
Christmas Day dinner will
include Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Dunford. and Mrs. Hymel
McIlwane. of Pasaden a,
Evening star., 1962-12-25
A Christmas
Thank You

Mrs. Albert J. Headley,
chairman of the Christ Child
Society Christmas Center re-
Gently thanked the many
benefactors of the Society
who contributed cash, cloth
ing, food, toys and gifts to
children Of needy families for
Christmas.
"The persons who contrib
uted so generously to the
Christ Child Christmas Cen
ter should derive a great
sense of personal satisfaction
in knowing that they helped
to make Christmas this year
brighter and happier for so
many needy children" she
said.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

Calf, Mrs. Cabell's two sis
ters, and her nephew, John
Marx.
In the afternoon on
Christmas Day there will be
an informal party for tn e
young people, and friends Of
Charles, Ben, Katy and John
have been asked to stop in.
e. M. D.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
To Be Installed

Mrs. Dorothy A. Elston will
be installed as president Of
the National Federation Of
Republican Women January
is by Senator John j. Will
liams of Delaware at the
meeting of the NFRW board
of directors at the Mayflow-
er. Mrs. Elston is to serve
for two years.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

van Houten, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jan A. van Houten also
of The Netherlands.
Miss Lecluse is a graduate
of Immaculate and La Chat
elainie in Gstaad, Switzer-
land. Mr.. van Houten, whose
father is the press and cul-
tural counselor at the Meth
erlands Embassy, was gradu-
ated from Georgetown Uni
versity and is attending
graduate school there.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Miss lecIuse
Is Engaged to
Mr.. Van Houten

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Jean
Lecluse of The Netherlands
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Jeannine
Christine Elise to Mr.. Jan F.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Open House

Mrs. Sydney Greenbie will
give an open house Friday at
5 pm. at the Alva Belmont
House in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Bartlett Of Guilford
College, N. C.. At the party,
Mr.. Bartlett's landscape
paintings will be on display.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
W6~sltq: S4pstcule:

at special prices through January
Luxury epiOmSed in the perfection Of we Superc0eS sheets and
pOCcGe priced savings Mail and phone orders npted
$780, Linens Seventh Floor; Spring Valley and
Evening star., 1962-10-05

SILVER SPRING-Large brick CO.
lSna babs loV'ly a iGs srs. roo%s msS dsn
uses for this fine property. Es-
tate must be settled. A real buy
at $4,000. 1000 down. ROB
ERT E. LOHR. INC. REALToR,
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Shannon q
LJJCHS

5SS-S45S EN-. 2-234l
CONTEMPORARY G OOD M N,
Wheaton area-30-ft. liv.-din. rm.
with glass-and-brick .firepl. wall.
cathedral ceilings, 3 bedrms.. all
elec. kit, tree-shaded patio and
yard. Open Sunday, / to 5. 26l2
Henderson ave. or call 942-4061.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.
ALICE DEAL. WILSON SCHOOLS.

ALICE DEAL. WILSON SCHOOLS!
Beautiful. big center-hall Colo
niai. near Lafayette. Blessed Sac
rament and st. Johns. All brick.
with heavy slate roof. CENTRAL
AIR COND.l Perfect condition.
DEN and powder room. 3 large
bedrooms. 2 baths on 2nd floor.
wonderful 3rd-floor dormitory.
Paneled rec. room with fireplace.
garage, screened porch, lovely
wooded lot. UPPER 30sl Gail WO.
6-5499. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC. DI. 7-1411 or OIL. 2-7006.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
tcoNTlNUED)

ARISTOCRATIC RESIDENCE fol
the discriminating purchaser II
most desirable section OF Wash
ington. Spacious rooms, ideal FOL
chancery OF large residence. Mrs
Croft, DE. 2-2706 or FE. $1,000
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., REAL
TORS.
CHEVY CHASE = Large older homt
close to Conn ave. at Chevy Chase
circle. Huge floor plan on 1st
floor, wonderful for entertaining,
nice yard with large trees. 4 twin
size bedrooms and 2 baths, stair:
way to 3rd floor, low 30s, Call
JONES q CO., INC.
HEVY ASE-HAWTHORNE-
Excellent Williamsburg Dutch Co
lonial available in this superior
area Of better homes. Attractive
living and dining rms, completely
equipped modern kitchen, and 8
1st-flr. bedrms., and full bath. 2
master-size bedrmS. and addi-
tional bath upstairs. Lovely land
scaped and shaded lot, and garage.
Priced in the low, low sos. For de-
tails call our uptown office, It'll .
pm, KE. 7-1S00.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL., NJ men to share furn.
house with another man, S5S incl.
utils. and ph. ia. 5-2726 6-S pm.
YOUNG MAN desires to share g.
bedrm home, Hyattsville area,
with Q or 3 other working men.
779-7615.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Shannon &
IUCHS

Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE-Exceptional buy at
S31, ,750, 4-bedrm. Colonial with
den, 8 baths, rec. rm., modern
kit, 10ss down to qualified pur-
chaser. OIL. 6-4463.
BURTON KELLEIGH. INC.
CHEVY CHASE = Executive area.
Gracious brick Colonial. Center
hall, new elec. kit. with breakfast
alcove, formal din. rm.. study and
powder rm. on 1st floor. 8 twin
sized bedrms., 2 baths, on End floor,
Q lovely paneled rooms on 3rd floor,
rec. rm. with firepl., garage. $49,-
$50. KORZENDORFER. REAL
TOR OF, 4-211lN
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALMOST 2 acres surrounds this
attractive 3-bedrm. rambler in
Colesville-Layhill area. ideal for
children. reas. priced. JU. $4,000
THOMPSON CO., Realtors
NEW brick rambler in
m1del.hOms mo- -: cond,. v lSs; lily; s,nn;l JIn;l
kit. 3 lge. bedrms.. IN baths.
full tiled bsmt.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
VIII. 2-6300
ALL-BRICK 3-bedrm., 2 baths, rec.
room, MANY EXTRAS" S1S,6O0.
Call 949-7770 til 8 pm. After
8 pm, call 942-s541. TOWN
Evening star., 1962-10-05
CHEVY CHASE

N41G i S44&AA1S
Located in Somerset area, very
pretty stone Colonial with 1st-flr.
library, bedrms., 2 baths, all
large rooms. 2-car garage. Vacant
with immediate possession. Low
30s.
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. 3-1S00 Ewes. VIII. 2-9204
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Handsome
residence with rare feature OF
FIRsT-FLoOR BEDROOM AND
BATH. living rm., dining. rm., II;
brary, kitchen, dinette, beautiful
porch. 2nd fir. 8 bedrm. 2-car
garage. Asking $39.5O0. Call Miss
Schiele, JAMES L. DIXON 81 CO..
Realtors, FE. $1,000. EN-. 2-6595.
CHEVY CHASE, "Above the circle"
Attractive modern brk. rambler
avail. in this greatly preferred
close-in area. diversified living I'm:
with modern equip, 3 bedrms. and
2 tile baths. Daylight recreation
rm., maids rm. and 2-car garage:
Shaded level lot. B.-C.C., Leland
and Rollingwood Schools area.
FHA appraised. $4,000 cash down
payment. For details call our up
town office It'll 9 pm. KE. 7-1S00.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOWARD co., acres. lge. liv.
rm., 3 bedrms., sen. din. rm.. kit.
wftable space. fun bsmt. Just
S21.5OO. Call Mr.. Utz 949-7300
til $40.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave.
NEW LISTING = NEW 3-Bedrm.
SPLIT FOYER WIZ baths. rec
reation room on 1-ACRE LOT, in
Clsrksyille area. Just $4,000.
Call AT, 6-239O or r. P. HEN=
DERSON & CO., 301-KE. 1-5111.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

= 3-bedrm. newly-re-
modelled house. Lovely throughout
Rec, room. Oil INV. heat. BY
appt. NEWCoMB JONES REALTY
INC. 10. 2-0400.
DOCTORS, DENTISTS! This spot
is rightl 4006 Alabama ave. sc.
3 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. nm, kit,
bath, bsmt. has 2 entrs., fireplace
in waiting room. det. garage. Drive
by, then call me. Exclusive agent
NJ NgEnIE 10 S-677T
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Shannon &
TITCHS
Rillin rSleu Realtv

EN-. 2-2326 Ewes. WO. 6-0S10
CHEVY CHASE = 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
detached brick $4,000. Walking
distance to every convenience.
Ewes. TIE. 6-2233. TRICE GRA-
Waite, NE. S-1929.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

BETHESDA-For the person who
wants q separate bedrm,- compl.
bath and den on 1st floor, plus
din. rm., liv. rm., screened porch,
with 2 master bedrms. UP, plus
tile bath, nursery, storage room
or workshop. Excel. neighborhood,
near shopping, S22,500. OIL.