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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
GRESHAM BUYS ESTATE
Brookmeode Disposal
VirtuoIIy Completed

UPPERV1LE, Va, June z
(SpeciaD .-Brookmeade Farm.
long considered one of this
country's top breeding farms,
reached a double milestone yes
terday.
The farm passed into new
hands when Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. CroSsman, jr.. Of Hern-
don, Va, acquired the 777-acre
estate for 100000. 1t was
sold by the heigS Of the late
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane, who
had operated the farm for
more than 80 years.
At the same time it was an
nounced that Winston Guest
of New York and the Virginia
hunt country mas purchased all
38 brood mares from the farm.
The price was not revealed,
but estimates put it at about
81 million.
The sale of the brood mares
virtually completes disposal of
the Virginia holdings of Mrs.
Sloane, who died in March.
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new corporate setup and chair
man Of its board. He did not
disclose the salary for Gottlieb,
who founded the Warriors Is
years ago in Philadelphia.
San Franciscan Tom Gray
takes over as president of the
club. He almost needs a ladder
when talking with the teams
star, Wilt Chamberlain. Gray
stands just s. foot A while
Chamberlain towers seven feet.
Asked why he sold the fran
chise. Gottlieb said: 81 think
the purchase price was a very
noteworthy force" He added
that in the job here he will no
longer seek a franchise for
Philadelphia in the MIA.
Chamberlain accomp anied
the officials who came here to
complete the new corporate
structure.
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Lewis Remains
On CriticuIList

PITTSBURGH, June 7 (AP)
Art (Pappy) Lewis, top scout
for the Pittsburgh Steelers
spent a quiet night but re-
manned in critical condition to-
day from a heart attack.
The 50-year-old Lewis, for
mer head football coach at
West Virginia University, was
admitted to st. Clair Memorial
Hospital Monday following the
attack at his home.
At first he was reported in
fair condition. but a hospital
aide later said Lewis was
placed On the critical list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Dates Are Posted
For Cup Regatta

The Presidents Cup Re-
gatta Association yesterday an
nounced the dates for its annual
summer water sports program
and also the appointment of a
new general chairman.
Swimming and diving will
kick off this summers events,
July 14-l5. Rowing is Sched-
uled for Sunday. August 10:
canoeing, Sunday. September
2; power boats, September IA
Is; and sailing, September
1928.
Francis ]. Racioppi succeeds
Theodore N. Mcdowell as chair
man. Racioppi has been a mem
Der Of the association for al
most 20 years and also has
raced limited hydroplanes of
various classes. Mcdowell was
chairman for the last two years.
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Mustang Tackle
Signs With CIV

Tommy (Trot) Grammar, a
tackle from George Mason High
School, has signed a grant in
aid with George Washington
University.
Grammar played three years
Of varsity football for the Mus
tangS and this season was voted
the teams outstanding player.
After his sophomore season,
the 6-foot, 212-pounder, who
also plays linebacker, was voted
the most improved lineman. He
was a member of the ALL
League B-1 team this year.
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Area Team Favored
To Keep Seors Cup

The Middle Atlantic women's
tennis team left for Boston
today to defend its Sears Cup
championship for the third
straight year, but two of its
key members were missing.
The three-time winners are
favored to repeat over teams
from the Middle States, East
ern and New England regions
despite the fact that Margaret
OSbourn du Pont and Margaret
Warner are in England with the
Wightman Cup team.
The team. composed Of Olga
Mahaney, captain; Carol
Southmayd, Raymonde Jones,
Nina Russell, Ann Gray and
Cynthia Goeltz. will begin the
two-day matches on the grass
tomorrow.
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Orioles GETTING
Nets Lundrith

PHILADELPHIA, June 7
(AP).-The Nets are sending
Catcher Hobie Landrith to
the Orioles in payment for
First Observation-Disclosures Mary
Throneberry. it was announced
last night.
Throneberry went to the
Nets from the Orioles May 8
in what was announced as a
straight cash deal but turned
into a player-or-cash trans
action.
The Nets will bring up
Catcher Chris Cannizzaro from
Rochester of the International
League, but he will continue
treatment for an injured finger
before he joins the team.
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Valentine, Ellis
Face Kunguroos
In Mat Feature

Johnny Valentine and Cow
boy Bob Ellis, billed as the ma
tional tag team champions,
meet the Australian Kanga-
roos in the feature wrestling
bout tonight at Capitol Arena.
The bout is scheduled for
two out of three falls, with a
one-hour time limit. 1t will
start at pm, a half hour ear
lier than usual, and will not be
televised. Ellis and Valentine
won an earlier clash between
the two teams.
In other bouts, Irish Danny
McShain tangles with Paul
Jones, the Golden Terror OPP
poses Bud Cody, Johnny Ba-
rend meets Carlos Milano, and
Miguel Perez faces Arnold
Skoaland.
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The Brookmeade mares include
Bowl of Flowers. 2-year-old
champion filly in 1860: Big
Effort, Flota. Little Rebel,
Elite and Ouija.
Brookmeade. where such turf
standards as Cavalcade, Sword
Dancer and Bowl of Flowers
were bred. will continue to
operate as a stud center for
Northern Virginia. William Bal
lenger. manager of the farm
for almost 80 years. will remain
in charge of thoroughbred
breeding and training.
CroSsmap, formerly a director
of the Maryland irginia Milk
Producers Association. operates
a 400-acre dairy farm in Fair
fax County. The CrosSmans
plan to dispose of it and move
to Brookmeade, where the rae
ing program will continue on a
more modest scale at first. The
farm operation, which includes
the production of purebred cat
tie, will continue under the new
owners.
Brookmeade'S horse operation
and rolling fields have made
the farm a Landmark in the
racing world. Its yearling stable
has an eighth of a mile of in
door training ring and a board
ing house with commisSary for
jockeys and exercise boys.
Joe VertS, Ballenger's as
siStant at the farm for II years,
says there still are 40 thorough
breds being boarded on the
farm.
Il know we'll board mares, :"
Mrs. CrosSman said yesterday.
Il do feel the breeding of race
horses is a fascinating thing,
and eventually I'd like to have
a racer"
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Naval Academy
Loses Net Coach

ANNAPOLIS, June 7 (AP).-
Bill Bos, Nays tennis coach for
the last four seasons, has re-
signed to return to the advisory
staff of a national sporting
goods firm.
The resignation was an
nounced yesterday by Capt. As
bury Coward, director of
athletics. A successor has not
been chosen.
BoS came to Navy in jan
uary, 1859. His teams won 40,
lost 81 and had two ties, in
GLIDING a record of 1851 the
past season. His record against
Army was 81.
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KeeIer's Unbeuten

Undefeated Keeler's Brick
won its seventh game of the
season last night in the Mont
gomery County Class A Soft
ball League behind the brilliant
pitching Of Allen Long. Long
shut out Rockniont, SO, on a
two hitter. The Highlander
struck out IL.
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Olympic Skuter Dies

GUELPH, Ontario, June 7
(AP).-Mrs. Gary Ritchie, 20,
who as Sandra Tewkesbury
represented Canada as a skater
in the 1850 Olympic Games at
Squaw Valley, Calf. died in a
hospital Tuesday of injuries
suffered in a car crash.
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Blazers Annex
Third County
Championship

There's not much left for
Montgomery Blair High School
to accomplish this year in ath-
letics in the Montgomery
County Glass AA League.
The Blazers won their third
major championship yesterday
by defeating Sherwood, 5-4, in
baseball. Previously they won
the football and basketball
titles. Blair went on to win
the State title in basketball
and finished second in track.
Billy Mason, also a basketball
player, came in in relief of
starter Jerry Ricucci with the
bases loaded and two outs in
the seventh. After giving up a
scratch infield single, Mason
got the final out by diving for
a slow roller and throwing out
the runner from his knees in
a disputed play.
Ricucci, a Standout on the
football team, limited Sher-
wood to five hits and picked up
his ninth victory in 10 decisions.
Steve Ness, who had two of
Blair's five hits, scored the
winning run on an error after
singing.
In the only other league
game yesterday. Bethesda
Chevy Chase defeated North
wood, ga, behind Bill Meyers
pitching. Meyer won his sixth
game against two losses.
SHERWOOD - 600 OO2 81 g
BLAIR ------- O2l lOi Ks 4
Jackson, Lea az and Tolson; Ri
cucci, Mason "a and Blackwell
Home run-Jackson CSherwood)
9th, one on.
NORTHWOOD - 0O4 900 o. z 3
B-CC 200 800 x-6 : :
cowperthwaite and Jensen; Meyer,
Biglow go and Birdwell.
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Ditmur Fails Test

PHILADELPHIA. June 7
(AP).-The Nets decided last
night against signing Pitcher
Art Ditmar, who had been
working out with the National
League club for two days. The
33-year-old Highlander was
released recently by the Ath-
letlcS.
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BOATS-MARINE

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HARVEY CRAFT SO, 22-ft. cabin
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with 100 hip. Dearborn-Eaton. in
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with 1SS h.p. Gray, bilge pump, |
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225 hip. VS.. many extras.
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loaded with extras.
$3.50
Terms available. Sorry no trsde-ins
at these prices.
NASH MARINE SUPPLIES
$50 Maine Ave. S.W. DI. 7-4O1O
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NORTHWOOD - OO4 900 o. 7 :
B-CC 200 900 x-6
Cowperthvaite and Jensen; Meyer
Biglow 90 and Birdwell.
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Although 1t Is discomforting,
--'-----v nho'It most is
that this chronic trouble may
IS VI re my
likelihood of this?-Mrs. T.
HAVE KNOWN many pa
tientS who had this fear.
They thought the constant
irritation Of coughing and
clearing the throat was sure
TO cause cancer: but I have
never observed this to be true.
Rather than keep on worry
ing about cancer, I suggest
that you try to get at the
cause Of the postnaSal drip.
Have you had q thorough
nose and throat examination?
Make sure you have no OBJ
struction in the nose such as
polypS or septal spurs. Do
you have a deviated septum
that closes off the air on one
side of your nose? How about
allergy? Are you allergic to
tobacco or some other sub
stance which causes your
muscus membranes to work
overtime and produce the
discharge?
Do you work in a place
where there are Initiative
chemical fumes? Is it worse
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hour, I was told, was our
limit. She said this in front
of my son, and he didn't even
open his mouth to defend US
What should we do?
FOREIGN ACCENTS.
There is nothing to do ex-
cept to abide by her wishes II
you want to see your grand
children. You can only feel
sorry for such an unpercep-
tive woman, and pity your
son, who is obviously acting
under her orders. Pray they
wake up before it's too late.
DEAR ABBY: My hus-
bands sister wants to come
and live with us and go to
school. There are better
schools in her home town.
She is a divorce and has two
children and is not yet 20.
I have children, too. This
has upset me something ter
rible. Abby, I don't have the
nerve to write and tell her
not to come, and yet I know
if she were to come it would
not work out. What should
! do? NERVOUS.
Let your husband tell her.
It's his sister.
Distributed by MeNaught syndicate)
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X-rays much better. There Is
a better chance of bringing
hemorrhage and infection
under control.
I suppose your doctors
have considered whether sur
gerry should be done. The fact
that they have decided on X
ray therapy alone indicates
that they have diagnosed the
cancer early. and it is an or
gan which is susceptible to
cure.
For example, If there is q
basal cell carcinoma of the
skin with no evidence Of
spread anywhere) there is a
rs per cent to 100 per cent
chance for complete cure-at
least a Swear survival rate.
The same holds true for
squamous cell carcin ON a
which involves the skin, GER
vix (of uterus), tongue. floor
of the mouth, cheek.
OF course, there are tumors
that are not radioSensitive
(curable) at all; and others
that require both surgery and
radiotherapy.
= = =
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I have
a fear which you may think
is silly. I have poStnasal drip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

in winter? Then perhaps
your membranes become dried
out because Of the low hu-
nudity in heat-filled rooms.
Are you overanxious and
nervous? I have seen a num-
Der Of people who improve
when given tranquilizers or
sedatives for a while.
Try sleeping on three or
four pillows instead of one.
This helps drainage and will
give you more comfortable
nights. The trouble is that
many people go through life
complaining about nasal drip,
yet never take active steps to
overcome it.
- -
For Mrs. H. OF course it's
true that women suffer more
foot discomfortS than men.
The reason is obvious. Shoes
are the culprits in most cases.
When fashion Supercedes the
need for comfort, the result
is obvious.
CBell Syndicate Featured
Tomorrow: Admissions.
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DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: I want to
know if I am wrong in feel
ing very much annoyed over
this incident. I recently
called on a friend (by invita-
tom and I had only an hour
to spend with her. While I
was there Il hadn't been
there 10 minutes. her tele-
phone rang. 1t was a mutual
friend and not a long-distance
call. My hostess hung on the
phone for twenty minutes,
making small talk, while I
just sat there twiddling my
thumbs and getting madden
by the minute. She knew I
had only an hour to spend
with her. What should I
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Cut Off Hostess
Who Ignores You
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

have done? STUMPED.
You should have Stumped
out after the first five min
uteS.
DEAR ABBY: My daugh-
ter-in-law has Just informed
me that she doesn't want me
or my husband spending too
much time with our grand
children cages 2 and Sd, be-
cause she doesn't want them
picking up our accents"
We are foreign-born, Miss
Abby, and do have foreign
accents, but I don't think this
is any reason to keep the
children away from US, do
you? Once a week for one
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STOP KILLING YOURSELF
X-Ruy Treatments
For Cancer
BY DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

general response, are reasons
why some X-ray treatments
take weeks instead of one or
two massive doses of therapy.
Over the extended period
the radiotherapist can OBJ
serve the reactions as they
occur and therefore guide his
treatment in rational man
ner. Slow treatment allows
the normal tissue to regrow
while the tunor becomes
smaller. 1t is less likely to
cause injury to normal It's
sue. The skin tolerates the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
doctor has advised me to
have X-ray treatments for a
cancerous growth instead of
operation. What I can't
understand is why it will
take anywhere from 5 to 6
weeks. And wouldn't surgery
be quicker and more effec-
tive?-MrS. M.
NOT KNOWING the ma
tufe Of the cancer, nor its
location, you will understand
why I can't give you a speci-
fic answer. But here, in a
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"MOTELS I'M FLORTDA"

We have q very nice selection OF
small and medium size Florida
motels ideally suited for eoup.es.
nice Income, you should inyesti-
from $4,000 up and would like
70 1--we IN Florida and, have a
safe our list OF motels. Please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

NO DOWN OF or FHA terms, owner
pays settlement costs. Brk. ramb
center hall. 3 bedrms., h.-w, BIB
heat. huge din. rm., 22xl4 liy
rmr 2 flrepls., breakfast nook
daylight bsmt, Appraised Se2,7b1
oecn npn.nSE "a no nr A, " W. me- Gc:l42O
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MCLEAN

MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS
Quality constructed ANTIQUE brick
home, Ideally planned for famill
enjoyment. There is a large ser
porch Of the hallway with q 16xI5
bedroom and bath in this wing Of
the house. De luxe kitchen anc
family room with brick-wallec
fireplace. Separate dining room
restion room. Assume an existins
100000 LIST trust. Priced at SAG
500. call FL. 6-4161.
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MCLEAN

WOODED. FENCED LOT
Here Is an immaculate bi-level. an
tiaue brick home. featuring q
large, large screened porch. Gen.
trail air conditioning. bedrooms,
2 baths. de luxe kitchen. separate
dining room. Truly q home worthy
Of your inspection. S35, 800. Call
Ell. h-A1Rl.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Observation-Disclosures ANA

Observation-Disclosures AREA
$295 down incl. settlement--Brick
Cape Cod, 4-bedrms., Ice, lot,
Sl95 down incl. settlement, ram
bier, 3-bedrm., large lot. Owner
will finance, ST. $4,000.
WOODLAND MANOR-You or some
other fortunate buyer will get a
top buy in this large, three-bed-
room brick rambler with separate
dining room, Ia baths on main
level, full basement. All this on
wooded VI acre, Just 2 blocks
from Mt, Vernon Country Club.
Reasonably priced at S2l,950.
owner wants action. VIII accept
81 or FLA contracts from Quali-
fled purchaser. Hurry
CALL ia, 1880
BROYHILL a. SONS, REALTORS
1900 LEE HWY, ARL,, VA.
$3.50 ASSUMPTION. convenient
Fairfax area - 6-yr. -old rambler
on, u acre, fenced level lot. 3 ige,
bedrms,, din. rm.. -modern
kit, walk to bus and huge shop.
center. ideal area for children,
Price $4,000. Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


RESTAURANT LOUNGE, fastest
growing area on Fla, East Coast,
suit. night club. ample pkg. Write
1, Cares. Box 46I, Bovnkon
Beach. Fla. Principles only.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, by own
er, beer and wine license, on and
off sale, Sls,500 sale price;
$4,000 cash down, s-yr. Isaac to
go, 525-9672. Located in ArIing-
ton. Restaurant incorporated.
ROCKVILLE AREA - Established
restaurant and bar on 2-acre lot,
with, 200 It, Of road frontage.
Ample parking. $4,000 minimum
net return. Right purchaser can
clear much more. 100000.
MAYNE REALTY co.
WA, $4,000 oLNEY WA. 4-2s3t
ROOM. HOUSE, N.W.--Good prop.
Nice owners apt, and $500 mo,
income, GIBRALTAR, ri, 7-65O0,
RING. HOUSE BUS, mr.. Capitol
Nice inc: and loo. Very reasonable.
GIBRALTAR CO. d.. $4,000
BOOMING HOUSE FOR SALE
n ~ ~
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MCLEAN

Custom built BY well-known build
er. this three-bedroom. 2-bath
home is quality plusi Antique
brick with attached garage. Ex-
citing Pink Beauticraft" kitchen
and large family room with door
leading 10 patio. Level, well-kept
lawn. Priced at S3l $50, call Ell.
6-4l6I.
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INVEST PROP FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


DRY CLEAN. with plant. Bethesda
o isfH HIs t C. very bsa'9 SsSei
DRY CLEANING PLANT = Good
store. Ideal for agency owner ready
TO grow. Write Box 466-d, Star.
Dry Cleaning Plant-Valet
Nearby Silver Spring = Owner
quotes quotes over Y, zoo wkly, across
year old. Located in best shop
ping center, Small dn. payment
to responsible people. Must bI
seen 10 be appreciated.
Carryout
Owner quotes 5000 wkly. Closed
Sun. Payroll only St35 wkly. Low
rental. Priced low at Si0,500. lock
stock and barrel. Wonderful
terms to responsible people. Ex-
elusive.
Self-Serv. Market
Small super. owner quotes ovel
Sl,700, wkly. cash, open d DAYS
No beer, Business can be in.
creased by adding beer and morO
STOCK. Priced very low at $500
lock, stock and barrel. Ewes, anc
Sun, SHEA CHAsEN, RA. 6-b43s
Kogod & Bookoff
Az 18th ST. NV. MA. $685.
EARN $500 WK,-Nice small NV
retail bus, 9-b pm. $4,000 cast
req, GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
ESQ GAS STATION--Excel. bus
Branch ave, Sc. Very good buy
GIBRALTAR CO.. Di. 7-6500.
EXPERIENCED MFG. will set VI
plant to make any type wood Of
metal product for reliable party
VIII consider partnership will
person of like background. Reply
Box 4Ob6. Arlington, Va.
FATHER-s0N--Earn $4,000 yr.
good est, bus, S-5. No exper. nee
$4,000 down. DI. 7-6500.
FLORIDA SPORTS STORE with ma
tional and international following
Retail, wholesale, and or manu-
featuring aspect available. Box 49,
q, Star.
FOOD RESTAURANT, upper l4tf
st.-.Sl 800 wk. bus. Only 81 ,O0(
FOR RETIRED MAN-Billard parloi
in nearby suburbs. Good inc
Reas. GIBRALTAR. DI. 10000.
FOR RETIRED COUPLE = Coco
valet shop. nice NV. loo. with apt
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-650C
FOR SALE. equipped furniture re.
pair and. refinishing shop located
In suburban NV. Wash. with OF
fired heating plant. Rent reas
Write Po Box 723 Silver Spring
Md
GARAGEs-tAl Dntn., good bus.
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ACCOUNTANT and business ap-
praiser will advise on starting or
buying o business. Modest fee. Call
347-l516 or 24S-7743.
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APTs.-4 units, Nearby Nd,
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HU. 1-5soO Realty. Inc. IA. 4-soOs
SWIMMING POOL, fenced yard,
feature this 3-bedrm. brk. ram.
bier. on q quiet cul-de-sac IN s.
Alex, mr.. shopping, school. So
800. OWNER, so. S-2394 after 5