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lendowed with constitutional
independence.
The basic question, Mr.. Gress-
man said, involves the historic
doctrine Of separation of pow
ers. He said constitutional
courts possess powers that can
not be delegated to othel
branches of government.
Solicitor General Archibald
Cox argued that there Is M
constitutional right to be triee
in the District before a judge
with the security of compensa.
ton and tenure provided in the
Constitution.
Mr.. Cox. who sought to limit
the effect of the present case
to the District, pointed out thai
Congress in 1922 had specifi.
cally provided for assignment o.
Customs Court judges to thu
District Court and Court oil
Appeals here. He said this ha.
been done frequently.
The Solicitor General con.
tended that Congress has ex-
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ruled last June thsi Judge
Jackson was qua. .1eu h s.s in
District Court, which he has
been doing since 1858. The
opinion avoided constitutional
questions in saying Congress
had complete power over courts
here.
When Lurk took his case to
the Supreme Court, however.
Judge jackson stopped hearing
cases in District Court. When
his assignment there expired
last December 81, it was not
renewed for another year.
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Judge jackson was not this type
Of judge. because he had been
appointed, in 1887, to a "legisla-
tive" court that possessed only
a limited function.
The lawyer said a 1858 law
that stated the Customs Court
was a constitutional court did
not affect Judge Jackson's
status. He said criminal de-
PENDANTS are entitled to judges
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years on the Customs Court, had
been designated by Chief JUS
tice Warren to help out in Dis
trict Court. Congress has pro-
vided for such assignments.
In oral arguments today
Turks lawyer, Eugene Gress-
man, told the high court his
client had a constitutional right
to have a constitutional
judge preside over his criminal
case.
Mr.. Gresham argued that
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Judges Jurisdiction
Arqued Before Court

The Supreme Court today heard lawyers the Benny Luk
case argue whether Judge Joseph Jackson properly
the trial judge in District Court.
Lurk seeking reversal of robbery conviction claims that
Judge Jackson retired judge of of Customs
Patent Appeals should not have presided at his trial
Judge Jackson who retired in 1852 after than IA
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08

 '.

Continued from E3a4e
 a's#att=5
 a man etiiI teIx=e =I7a# Hith her
 Those invited included =heF haiF sgi.t makeup mar, her New York and Hollywood e5sagffeurs, i4er publicity woman, ne agent. E7es attorneys s5sss and 9thef friends and Df}Iaa8io5s soH Joe Jf=-- about B in all.
 -Scr3iccs were conducted hz. 2 Lutheran =minizter. the Rev.zAz. z Soldan of the Church of Wcst49adz His brief remarks were based 6f. quotations from the Book of Amos How fearfulle and WeadeffallZ she was made by the creator He also recitedZthe= =23fd= =PsaIs4l. After the rites iH the chapel at WestHaod Memorial Park, half block from busy Wilsi15fe Blvd, came .entombment in tae park 5 &Gorridor of Memories.
 The. public = kept orderly by. more than LOO officers was held outside a cement block wall sur rounding the park.
 strasbergs eulogy described Miss Monroe as "a warm human being, inpulsive and shy..sensitive and in fear of rejection, Vet ever avid for life and reaching out for ful-= fillment.
 "she had luminous quality combination of Wistfulness, radi- anee, yearning-that set her apart and yet made everyone wish to be part of it, to share in the ehild-. ish naivete which Was al once so. shy and vibrant..=ZIt i. diffieult. to accept the fact that her zest for life has been ended |. this dreadful accident
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08

One of the members your family getting ready to celebrate a birthday? Why not make real occasion doing something different? Invite several friends accompany the to the local amusement park for afternoon of wholesome While votes taken whether the ferris wheel will be the first stop the tou should be refreshments. - - Select shady spot and let the children join the novelty of "dpityourse' banana buffet This something really different the of party food for the young aseaWnk chocolate coconut and chopped wanu offered dpns for chunks of bananasa fruit to make hit with children. Delcousy favored an easyopack fruit ideal for all of pcnies SeWapped and ready to all they need spot picnic hamper
 The delightful banana confecton all gaiety excitement of amusement park attractions will make the birth day iong- remembered event.
 DIP.IT-YOUnSELF BANANAS
 tYed: servings)
 Combine packages -ounces semi-sweet chocolate orses and cup saucepan Cook over low heat str ring constantly until chocolate mets pour 2ep amuement anu park ark. To serve turn chocolate sauce wanuts into individual containers Peel medium-szed bananas and cut each banana into pieces To guest dip chocolate sauee
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08
Voter fufnouts Light
 In Lower IS Primaries
BB he A s0eiated Press

Former a0fonaker George Rom nev was Michigan's biggest vote get4er Taesdae as he rah uaopposed for the Republican eH5efaatofI8l nomination.
 h other primary elections Tues day. Sens. Frank Carlson and James Pearson won Republican nominations in Kansas and Sen. Edward Long, usually packer of the Kennedy administration, won Democratic nomination in Missouri.
 Romney, former president of American Motors. had tallied 389,- $40 votes with 4.5l6 of the states ,. l99 precincts counted while De mocratic Gov. John SWainson, al- so unopposed, had 266066 votes.
 As expected. SWains0n ran ahead 57 the normally Democratic strong hold of Detroit and Wayne County, while Romnev, mentioned as possible COP Presidential eandi- date. held a biz lead in the usually Republican outstate area.
 Voter turnouts were light in all three states with most candidates for major offices having little or Zotapaei4io,,
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08
Square. Hole Drillinq.

S40oAS 11O1e 0111AAI49
 Warren Taylor. Fairbanks at torney and candidate for the office of governor of Alaska, spoke to the Chamber on the interesting subject of drilling for offshore gold and explained the use of square drills" which will be used on the work off the Nome beach. The square holes are made by a four foot eaisson, which is imbed- ded in the process of drilling and has proven very successful.
 Sen. Lester Bronson announced that E X B Construction Co. have joined the union and will be hiring union men through the local En- ployment Security Commission Of flee. Right now the company is laying off help but will be em- ploying about 80 people when the barge arrives with building materials.
 Barrow Charter Flight =.
 The people of Barrow have planned charter trip 10 Nome on Aug. 15 and the Chamber is making plans for their entertain ment. Former Nomeite Gordon Osborne, manager of the Barrow branch of the Miners X Mer- chants Bank, is reported to be president of the group.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08
Save Old Nome


 Harrison Loerpabel, retired en- gineer, spoke to the Chamber of the need of preserving what is left of the old Nome, whose fame lies in the 1900 gold rush Loefpa- bel came 10 Nome in 1900 as q small child with his engineer father and his mother on the SS Centennial and clearly remembers Nome as tent city. He regretted that the few remaining buildings in good condition were not being saved and preserved as tourist at fractions, particularly the Congre- gation Church, now known as the Methodist Church, which has been put up for sale, and the Catholic Church, now used as a warehouse
 He recalls when the lighted cross on top of the original St Joseph's Church was not only an inspira- tion, but a beacon for prospeetors out in the hills and small craft at sea. He urged Nomeites to save these two buildings for posteritv before it is too late.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08
ChaillIm. oles

Coal Lease
 The Morgan Gaaf Co. of Penn s9lvania has q lease on inc Point Lay coal fields fl vas announced by President Pearse Walsh at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday, Where=the Union Carbide Ore CO is doing the ground work
 According to the USGS, there is an estimated ? billion tons of coal in this region and the re- ported market is Japan.
 Oil & Mineral Exploration
 Sinclair Oil Co.,, headed by Mer- Till Nelson working out Of Teller, exploring for oil, gold and other minerals in the area. it was re- ported. Their helicopter has been at the Nome Airport.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08

A firm in Washington, C.,Iis trying out a reverse form of credit card. For S10 a year you get card which entities you to pay cash.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-08

 =   -a
Evening star., 1962-01-28
ALTERS
NAME
TO HELP
GROUCHO

yoHthfSI y,',ss h .Si
new Grouc h o Marx
show on CBS-TV each
Thursday evening are
Patty Harmon, 10, and
Jack Wheeler, 18.
Jack styles himself
as IAN adventurer-
writer" while Patty
prefers the title "ac-
tress.
Before appearing on
Tell 1t to Groucho,"
Patty was known as
Joy Harmon on Broad
way, TV, movies and at
Staples High School in
Westport, Conn.
However, because
her real first name CO.
incides with the brand
name of a detergent,
the new shows pro-
ducers considered it
wise to change it-just
in case a rival deter
gent maker might turn
up as a sponsor.
Miss Harmon's one
Broadway credit was
in make a Million"
starring Sam Levene,
in the l958-59 season.
She once appeared on
Groucho's NBC-TV quiz
program.
Evening star., 1962-08-24
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Is Proud Of Scientist-Wife

might suggest, the horn
trimmed type.
The other day an assist
ant of hers at the Medical
School, leading a visitor to
her office, nodded at q group
Of poker-faced portraits on
the lobby wall. Very stern"
he observed, very different
from DR.. Ramey."
A comely brunette with
large, humorous dark eyes,
she wears her scholarship
like a pretty dress.
The commissioners wife
described herself as the
talkative one" in her fam
lily.
She often discusses her re-
search projects with her
lawyer husband and though
he's not Schooled in her field
'he sometimes makes Sugges-
tionS that prove to be useful"
she said. Hes extremely in
tereSted in the work I've done
on stress"
For some years. DR.. Ramey
has been studying glandular
stress responses, "how the
hormones, especially corti-
some, conditions individuals
to make appropriate re-
Evening star., 1962-08-24

SponseS in stress situations"
She's also doing research on
fat metaboliSm and obesity.
Mrs. Ramey met her hus-
band while both were stu
dents at Columbia University.
They married in 194l and
moved to Tennessee. where
he worked with the TenneS-
see Valley Authority.
Equipped with a masters de-
gree she found a part-time
job teaching biochemiStry
and physical chemistry to
Nurse and Air Cadets at the
University of Tennessee.
Il was very lucky" she
said. They were so desper-
ately in need of chemists
and teachers. they let me
work it into my schedule"
Exception
She was fortunate when
they moved to Chicago, too.
The University of Chicago
is a good school for Spe-
cial cases. Theirs isn't a
very rigid scheme" she ex-
planned.
Again she worked out a
part-time arrangement, first
to get her Ph.D. and later for
Evening star., 1962-08-24

a teaching position with the
university.
DR.. Ramey considers her
case a happy exception to the
rule. She thinks the profess
sions lose a great many ca
pable workers simply because
our society doesn't provide
the necessary opportunities
for mothers Of young chill
dren. In our culture" she
said. IF a woman is married
and has children, anything
else is considered gravy"
The professional WON an
who takes time out to have
babies endangerS her career,
DR.. Ramsey observed. you
can lose so much ground so
quickly these days, because of
the speed with which new
information gets into liter
ature. It's especially true In
the sciences. In as little as
six months you can fall way
behind"
What our society needs to
do. if indeed it's going to
solve the problem" she said,
is make some kind of regu-
lar provision for part-time
work for women" Given the
chance. assuming the hus-
band supports it and the
woman is motivated, q young
mother could at least do
enough to maintain her pro-
fesSional footing. IT'S a rare
middle-claSs woman who
can't get away from home
two afternoons a week"
The Rameys' children,
James North and Drucilla.
are now 19 and Is respec-
lively. James, a pre-med stu
dent at Amherst College, his
fathers alma mater, is on
the deans list, and Drucilla
is a straight-A student at q
local high school.
Apparently" Mrs. Ramey
said with a grin. my working
hasn't compromised them"
Evening star., 1962-08-24

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Evening star., 1962-08-24
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

Mrs. James T. Ramey. the
scientiSt-wife of the new
Atomic Energy Commission
er, credits her husband with
her own professional success.
An endocrinologiSt known
In the field as DR.. Estelle r.
Ramey, she earned her doc
torate after their marriage,
when their son and daughter
were still quite young.
1t wouldn't have been pos
sible, she said. If Mr.. Ra-
mey hadn't positively ia
vored this. He kept urging
me to go back to school"
Because Of the inconven-
tence, "a husband has to be
more than simply willing"
she said.
Associate Professor
Mrs. Ramey is an associate
professor Of physiology and
biophysicS at GEORGETOWN
University School of Medi-
cine and Dentistry, where she
divides her time between re-
search and teaching.
She is not. as the title
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y syUTBiU IT PROPERTIES MGT.


NoRBECK AREA.-stretsh out and
6edrm. home, bsmt.. din. rn1, adm.
Ice. kit, call to see and "okD
KEN DRUsKIN. Realtor. 949-4000
OAKVIEW AREA-3-bedrm. RAM
her nice cond., A-acre lot. CT
no dn. payment. S13,500.
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Investment

Returns will be yours on this
semidetached in Alexandria.
Two bedrooms with full tile
bath, living room, separate
dining room, equipped kitchen
plus fun basement. Complete
storm windows and the yard
is fenced. Excellent community,
close to Cameron Station.
Only Sl3,950 and you can
assume the high Az LIST
trust with monthly payments
Of SIS. II you're short Of cash,
don't fret. We can work things
out to suit your budget.
Call now-this one won't last.
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TAKOMA PARK
2-UNIT

Dandy 6-rm. apt. for purchaser
plus income from other to help
pay mortgage payments. Detached
property with garage. overseas
owner must sell. Asking S17,75Q
on easy terms. Also a number OF
3-unit properties for sale. Raj.
FELL REAL ESTATE, u. s-llOo
All q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all brick
home. 4 bedr%s,, liys ! TT Dio with
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-17OO
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LARGE FAMILY-New. 4 twin-siSe
: bedrms. Cape Cod, sept; DIN. rm I'm;
plus modern family-size XIII heiI
baths, big rec. type psmI:, s ne
- PARAMOUNT REALTY CO. 400
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CT NO DOWN PAYMENT on this
3-bedroom rambler with patio.
Fully fenced lot. Payments less
than rent at $50. Call It'll s pm.
WA, $4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
q CO.. INC.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS = Clean as
q pin, 2-bedrm. brk. semidet..
full bsmt., sep. din. rm.. dish
washer. disposal, fenced yard,
only $14,500.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-5400
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DOCTORS

II you are starting your prac-
tice, this rambler is in an
excellent location for combina-
ton home and office. Three
bedrooms, Ia baths, dining
room, large kitchen, large
screened porch plus full base
ment with rec. room. Bus stop
Just at the door, on an attrac-
tive wide, nicely Travelled
street. Only minutes from An
Mandate, Falls Church. Rte.
so, and Z Corners, This is GER
tainly worthwhile investigat-
ing. Only S19,75O and you can
use the low down payment
benefits of FHA, or II you are
eligible for GI, will consider
no SIS down. Call today, 1t will
be well worth your inVestigat-
ing.
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II0[5MyEEilO-lWNER REALTY

NEW BRICK RAMBLER-S16.750.
Full bsmt., lovely kitchen with
buiit-in oven. Level corner lot.
Good terms. MAX MILLER, Ii.
1900 or ia. 9-SS53.
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GARRETT PARK ESTATEs-Lux-
urious living, and fine style IN
bedrn. rancher with firepl.. sep.
dining rm., table space. modern
Kitchen, lge. full bsmt. Finest in
Vestment In q home at S20.950 We
have seen. FIRST OFFERING.
Gail early, our wheaton office
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Mt. R1INTER--Sss PITT to quail
fled CT. why rent. save on this
3-bedrm. Cape Cod WITH sep sep
din. rm. Conven. to schools ana
Shopping. Only S12,95O. FhA
minimum down. Call WA. 7-oolT
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND.

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-SOSO
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.

CASH AVAIL, will buy investment
properties, apis. small houses;
clients waiting. FALLIN REALTY
Co, Ii. 4-7300, RE. 5-4734.
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SILVER SPRING, NEW LISTING
Really lovely 3-bedroom; spllt- It,.,
SOC. 400 CT LOAN. pay only Sl7O
mn, pItI. 2Iz baths, lovely rec.
rm', CENTRAL AIR COND., OWN
ER TRANSFERRED.
= T7ITTIC OAOd22n
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
CHECK THESE FEATURES

CHECK THESE FEATURES
S1S,600
~ Charming all-brick rambler.
(2) Beautiful Iz-acre fenced lot.
(3) Completely equipped kitchen.
az Large dining area with picture
window.
90 Cozy living rm. with wood
burning fireplace.
(6) 3 comfortable bedrms.
"a Good construction and better
than new T0ndfti0n
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H ~ \ Ri6GWNER REALTY

ST JOHN DE LAsALLE-schocl
and church. 2 blks. TO beaut., nrick
rambler, 8 nice bedrms.. 2-oatns'
din. rnl., super buy. an .o-oI
GEO. ALLEN. REALToR 949-195o
PARK-3-family, house.
Sacrifice $4,000. TREMENDOUS IN
yestment opportunity. Small down
payment. UN. 10000: r~x
LANGLEY REALTY
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Miller Real Estate Co.
ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
Standardization rambler with
porch. Off-street park
ing. fenced yard. Pay
ments less than rent.
S14, rambler. Sep.
din. rm.. lge. liv, rm..
Diet. garage. on A-acre
fenced lot.
SIS, approved. 3-bedrm.
brick. IN baths, lge. liv.
rm.. corner fenced lot.
Sl6,950-3-bedrm brick rambler
Carport. Ia-acre lot. VA
no down payment. I'M
mediate occupancy.
'SlS,750-Brick Cape Cod. Sep. din.
rm., tiled bsmt., .off-Street
parking. Near schools and
23.75o-Lge. split-level. Separate
din. rIn.. l "a baths, rec,
rm. Berkshire area.
yTANJ DTnHTWAv DTTV
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VETERANS BONUS BUYS large
bedrms., equipped kit; big s -scTe
fenced corner lot. Del Sat tei
payment $50.
cHEyERLY AREA Stately Colonial
on beautiful lot with trees ana
circular driveway; 4 oearms;s. a. l
din ain rm., iiv. rm. wtfirepl., scr,
porch and full rec. type bsmt.
priced under $1,000 with no
money down.
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PARK-Immac. 2-bedrm.
Gambler, sep, din. rm., det. gar. :,
r rictet fence Only $4,000 for
GuicS sale. Call JU. $1,000:
TAKOMA REALTY
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BANNER SALES, AP. 7-464t

Brk. Rambler-$13,500
Newly re-furbished, 3-bedrm. home,
fully equipped kit. MINED. POS
SESS., full bsmt., fenced yard, mr..
schools and new shopping center:
Imagine, $3.50 dn., 500 mo. Call
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
CHEVERLY, 24O4 LAKE AVE. =
Spotless brick Colonial. z spacious
rooms. 3 bedrms., bsmt.. / block
to school. Vacant. $3.50 dn. WE
TAKE TRADES.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-17OO
CHEVERLY AREA-34bedrm. Cape
Cod, sep. din. rm., ftrepl., beau
tiful paneled rec. rm. Oh no $ dn.
FILA $500 dn. SS9.16 mo. UN. A.
LANGLEY REALTY
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OUR LADY OF SORROW PARIsB
~ -bedrm, Colonial, 2 baths, sep
arate din. rm.: $1,000 down;
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
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Charming brick rambler IN COM
Condition throughout. Living I'm.
with fireplace, modern kitchen
with breakfast area, 3 bedrms.,
jalousied porch, full basement
with paneled rec room, workshop.
excellent storage. Attractive rear
yard with small greenhouse. Mod
estly priced. Ewes. Mrs. MacAuley.
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q nm BFIOW FHA

Hot-vater heat. 2-ear garage. Price
Sl9,95O, to settle estate. JU. D.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(CoNTlNUED)

ALL BRICK-$18,950!
8 -bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod. sep. din,
rm., full basement, countryside
kit, level lot, FHA-VA terms.
HAGAN REALTY INC. UN. 4-S5S3
ANDREWS AREA-Immediate pos
session on lovely brick 3-bedrm.
rambler, finished rec. rm., like
new condition. RE. 6-6220. CRIB
BILE REAL ESTATE.
ANDREWS AREA, HILLCRESI
HGTS.-3, 4 and 5 bedrm., ramb-
blers and split level homes. Both
new and re-sales with quick oc-
cupancy Priced from S1S,e50
UP. If you are looking in this
area be sure to contact US. We
specialize here.
VEsTA REAL ESTATE
RE. 5000
ANDRES AREA = Country living
close in, only $4,000, new j.
bedrm. ramblers on q -acre lots.
modern kitchen, din. rIn.,. carport,
some with basement. Call RE. g.
1920. GRIBBLk REAL ESTATE.
ANDREWS AREA-Golfers assume
loan on this bedrms., din. rm.,
bsmt. with rec. rm. on a fenced
lot, within 2 blks. OF schools,
shopping, golf course. Payments
less than 500 per mo.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-1166
ANDREWS AREA-Immed. possess.
Only S12,950, easy financing, lge.
fenced lot, huge din. rm., family
size new kit. 8 bedrms. Call RE.
6-S060.
ANDY MOORE, Realtor
MOORE g. MOORE REAL ESTATE
ANDREWS AREA-Immed. occup.
and FILA in service avail. on
spacious 4-bedrm. and den brick
Colonial home. Generous A-acre
lot with trees in quiet area, priced
at $22,500.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-0700, 10. 7-0440, CHI. s-5050
ANDREWS AREA-Immed. occup..
4-bedrm.. 2-full bath rambler.
with rec. rm., fully equip. kit.
city water and sewage, Just n
blk. to schools. "a yrs. old. As
sumo lge. FLA in service loan
with 1000 down. Priced S22,-
isGe ALpRE, INC. C. wv w
ANDREWS BROADVIEW ESTATES
Colonial. bileyel and ramblers.
"a baths, 2 fIrepls., h.-w. h.. rec.
rms. garages. 8. 4. and bedrms.
Water and sewer. FILA or cow.
Dir: Rte. 3. / mi. past NARROW
Hts. to Pats Steak House, right
5 blks. to furn. model. Open l.
dark. Call 24S-SS0S.
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