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Evening star., 1962-12-21
FORE AND AFT:

When the annual Gulf Ma
rine Hall of Fame awards
breakfast takes place January
II in conjunction with the
opening of the 53rd National
Motor Boat Show in New York,
two Washington area speed
boat drivers will be honored.
They are Art McDougall of
Alexandria and Larry Bulman OF
Washington. For McDougall, it's
the second year in a row he
has been named to speedboat-
ing's select circle. For Bull
man, 1t is the first time.
Only Bulman, though, also
qualified for the Gulf 100
Nile Per Hour Club. That's be-
cause he drives a $50 cubic
ineh hydroplane while McDou-
gall always had piloted a 4S
The latter doubts any 48 ever
viii reach 100 miles per hour
The current record is only 9
little more than 80.
McDougall, an Alexandria ra'
do engineer, won both the 1876,
and 1862 national high poin
Championships with his Roat
Runner. He scored 1923 point
to 1888 for Howie Wentworth
of Hollywood. Fla, his closes
competitor.
Bulman, a Georgetown Law
student, won the national higl
point championship this yeal
with Weally Weady, his seconC
hydroplane of the season II
bear the same name. The frs
was wrecked August 81 in {
trailer accident while he wa!
on his way to a regatta al
Norristown, Pa.
Bulman then bought and re.
Evening star., 1962-12-21

PRINCE GEORGES FISH AND
Mitchellvilis, Nd
FAIRFAX ROD AND GUN CLUB
Children't Christmas party from 80
70 a'aO nm sunday at the club
Mfounds near ManAssAs
Evening star., 1962-12-21

lsides, they haunt mangrove
roots, bridge pilings or Other
underwater distractions. -
Ranging from the legal min
imum of 18 inches to 80 pounds
and up, they can be fished fol
in several ways. These include
working a popping bug on a fly
rod with swift jerks along the
edges Of the mangroves, doine
the same with a plug on spin
ming or casting tackle, or fish
ing from a bridge at night.
Bridge fishermen use live
shrimp or mullet as bait, hang
ing gasoline lanterns over the
side and fishing in or near the
reflected light. When a big 'ur
is hooked, a gaff on a long pole
or grapnel on a rope is used tc
snatch 1t over the rail.
But this is all hook-and- line
fishing, the only form permit
ted under the law and that /:
why, at Vero Beach, Conserva-
ton Agent Warren Mclaughlin
warned those who were picking
up the shivering snook:
"The great majority are alive
and will live. They cannot be
taken other than by hook anc
line. The fine for even trying
to catch them otherwise is
$50. minimum"
Too Cold for Shook
The cold had two other ef-
fects. 1t led to a claim for q
world-record tarpon that may
be disputed and robbed this
writer of one Of his pet objec-
tives, the chance to catch q
snook.
Tired of taking bluefish BY
the dozens In st. Lucie Inlet
and also in the surf along near
by Jensen Beach where we
found them as eager to bite or
a strip of fresh mullet fished or
the bottom as they had been or
bucktails or spoons, we organ.
lied q snook expedition
Don Dietz, who usually
counts his snook catches in the
los and 20s although he re-
leases all but the four the Law
allows, was dubious. "It's much
too cold" he said. "The snool
Evening star., 1962-12-21
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will be down deep and won't
bite, v
Nevertheless, with Floyd Ollie
as guide In his big outboard, we
gave it a try up the north fork
Of the st. Lucie River.
Catch Channel Bass
This was mostly deep water
and only in o shallow cove die
we find any evidence Of
stunned fish. This was a bic
catfish, floating belly up and
struggling feebly to the bottom
every now and then.
AS for the Snook fishing, We
tried bucktail jugs and plugs ir
all of Dietz favorite spots and
didn't once get a hit except fol
a 4-pound redfish or channel
bass.
Apparently it was unaffected
by the weather and grabbed ar
all-yellow bucktail homemade
by this writer. Of the size
known to surfcasters as puppy
drum along the Virginia. NORTH
Carolina coasts, it gave a gooC
account Of itself on fresh watel
spinning tackle.
A little later, in the mouth
Of a canal far up the. north
fork where tarpon have congre.
gated for the winter and sell
dom touch d bait, Edward H
Kulisek, retired postal elnploye
was casting a mirro-lure from
the bank.
Snags TarpOn in Tail
Suddenly he felt a vicious
jerk and soon discovered that
he had snagged a whopping big
tarpon in the tail. With only
$50 yards of l5-pound test line
on a spinning outfit. Kulisek
appeared headed for much
trouble.
Nevertheless, the fight went
on a half hour from the banl
after which Kulisek climbed in
to another fisherman's boa
and continued the battle fol
an hour and a half more.
When boated, the tarpor
weighed in at 180 pounds, 1:
ounces and KuliSek is claiming
a new record in the IL to 20.
pound line class. Present recorC
Evening star., 1962-12-21
Scoop Up Numbed Fish

Vero Beach, for example, re-
ported eager residents scooping
up thousands in buckets, nets
and by hand along the Indian
River. Biologist Kneeland Nc
Nulty of the Bureau of Sports
Fisheries and Wildlife said the
fish were not dead but merely
stunned by the cold.
Only the mulIet continued to
jump about with its usual
abandon. Like people and
bears. the mullet puts on fat
for the winter and is able to
withstand sudden changes, "
McNulty explained.
Efforts to capture the be-
numbed fish led to clashes
with the law because among
those affected we're the snook.
Caught in Several Ways
Now snook, or robolo, are one
of Florida's great game fishes.
Silvery, with a pikelike head
and dark stripe down their
Evening star., 1962-12-21
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

STUART, Fla, Dec. al
When 1t gets so cold in Florida
that one of the leading news
papers embellishes its mast
head with icicles and finally
admits to a frozen south in
stead of bannering the frozen
north, the weather is downright
chilly.
Last weeks sudden cold wave
not only caught home owners
without heating plants and
tourists without topcoats, 1t
caught many Florida fish,
quite literally, flat-finned.
These we're not the ocean
species, sailfish, kings, blues,
false albacore and the like, but
the catfish, mangrove snappers,
jacks and even snook and tar
pom that roam inside the inlets
and up the rivers and canals.
So sharp was the sudden
drop in temperature that in
stead of moving into deeper
water as they would have done
If a gradual chilling had taken
place, the benumbed fish
floated belly UP.
Evening star., 1962-12-21
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are doing everything possible to block us because
our lower prices would reduce their high profits.
But 1--WE have duty to serve you we'll at the lowest
possible cost and we will not shirk that duty We
will continue our efforts until these rates are put
into effect.
We're not Santa Claus. Our lower prices will
SaUe you money-they will make money for our
railroad too In the public interest it is high time
that we be allowed to stuff your stocking with
these enormous savings in transportation costs
not just at Christmas time, but the year around!
Evening star., 1962-12-21

another hydroplane said, about $4,000 boats should
I'M dupont. be registered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Resist Temptation to Win First Trick

returned his remaining spade
to force out South's second
stopper. East was able to win
the second club trick, and then
his long spades defeated the
contract.
Must Hold Up
South must hold up the ace
of spades at the first trick,
mastering his JOY. This costs
nothing, since he is still sure
of two spade tricks.
Declarer can win the second
trick with the ace of spades
and then can safely develop
the clubs. If West wins the
first club, he cannot lead a.
other spade. If East wins the
first club, he cannot lead an
queen of spades but cannot re-
gain the lead to cash the rest
Of the established spades.
Incidentally, If West is a
genius, he can defeat the con-
tract anyway. When you let
him hold the first trick with
the king of spades, he switches
to diamonds. West wins the
first club and leads another
diamond, and the defenders get
one spade, two clubs and two
diamonds.
This brilliant defense is most
unlikely. You're a heavy ia
vorite to make the contract if
you refuse the first spade trick,
but almost a cinch to lose it
if you win the first spade.
Daily Question
Partner opens with l no.
trump dc to Is points,, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

It's very human to welcome
the unexpected winner with
more joy than SO that were
yours from the start. Don't let
your Joy cost you the contract.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
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North East South West
Ia 1A INT Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All Pass
Opening lead: King of spades.
West opened the king of
spades, and South practically
kissed him. THAT puts pants
on my queen South remarked,
using the elegant slang of vet
erap bridge players. So say
ing, South played the ace Of
spades from dummy and lost
the contract, pants and all.
Declarer needed a club trick
to bring his total up to nine
West won the first club and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14

the next player passes. You
hold: -..
AJ109873 % 1QJ103 &A6
What do you say?
Answer: Bid four spa des.
There will almost surely be a
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reasonable play for game at.
spades. and there is no reason
to have a complicated auction.
when you know what the final
contract should be.
Copyright. 1852. Gen. Features corp.)
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Evening star., 1962-11-25
Smith-Hombrick

Rear Admiral and Mrs.
John Victor Smith announce
the engagement Of tn cir
daughter Marion Deering to
Mr.. Ralph Summers Ham
brick, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hambrick Of
Sarasota, Fla. A December
wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
Dinner Set
ByWonnen's


Judge Godfrey L. Munter
will be the guest speaker at
a meeting of the Women's
Bar Association Of the Dis
trict to be held at 1880 pm.
Tuesday in the Nations a !
Lawyers Club.
Judge Munter will discuss
the meaning Of a condomi-
mum and the effect in the
District of Columbia If legis-
lation is enacted to amend
real property laws here to
permit this type Of property
ownership.
Arrangements have been
made for members to have
dinner in the club dining
room at 6 o'clock but reser-
vations must be made by
noon tomorrow with the club
president, Mrs. Mary Ellen
McCorkle.
The Women's Bar ASsocia-
ton is one of the organiZa-
tions cooperating with the
Citizens Crime Commission
of Metropolitan Washington
in sponsoring a banquet
Monday, December 10, in the
Shoreham Hotel on the
theme, Protecting the Citi-
zens of Washington" Pro-
ceeds Of the $25-a-plate din
ner are to be used for oper-
ating the office and staff Of
the commission.
Evening star., 1962-11-25

program sponsored by the
poetry group.
Twentieth Century Club
International outlook Sec
ton meeting at IL noon in
Barker Hall, YWCA. Mrs.
Elva c. Wells will speak on
"A Triple View Of Arab and
Moslem: At Home, In Gov
ernment, In College"
Evening star., 1962-11-25
naurhters of the American

Daughters Of the American
Revolution - Elizabeth Jack
son chapter meeting at 7::30
pm. at the home of Mrs.
Charles M. Heck. The pro-
gram will be on the I'm
portance of National Defense
in These Critical Times"
University Women's Club
Meeting at 5 pm. for a
Evening star., 1962-11-25
PhiIIips-DuvoII

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Phillips of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Mary Louise
to Mr.. Robert Frank Duvall,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Duvall Of Silver Spring. A
June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25

Israel, 420 University boule-
ward, Silver Spring, from $3.50
until midnight.
TOMORROW
Junior WOmen's Club Of
Silver Spring Visual poiSe
section meeting at 8:15 pm.
at the Wheaton Library COM
munity room. Hairstyling will
be demonstrated by Vincent
& Vincent.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
BurtIey-Buchonon

Announcement is made Of
the engagement Of Miss Mar
cia Diane BARLEY, daughter
of Mr.. William Reedy Bart
ley. jr. of Newberry, Fla. and
Mrs. Marvin E. Holt to Mr..
Gale Arlon Buchanan. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pope Bu-
chanan of Madison. Fla. A
spring wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
WoIfe-Skinrood

Mrs. Elizabeth c. Wolfe Of
Arlington announces the en-
gagement of her daughter
Linda Jean to Mr.. Norman
A. Skinrood, jr., son Of Col.
and Mrs. Norman A. Skim
rood, presently of Naples,
Italy.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
HorstuII- I-Schneider

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton A.
Hartstall of Silver Spring
announce the engagement of
their daughter Anita Susan
to Mr.. Frederick Elliott
Schneider, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Schneider.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
CLUB
CALENDAR
TODAY

B & P WOmen's Auxiliary,
Hebrew Home for the Aged
Meeting at 3 pm. at the
home, ll25 Spring road NV.
Temple Israel SiSterhOOd-
Holding a member bring a
member" dance at Temple
Evening star., 1962-11-25
McMiIIon-Beurket

Mr.. and Mrs. william
Ralph Mcmillan Of Dayton.
Ohio, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Mary
Patricia to 1t. Raymond
Thomas Buerket, jr., son Of
Col. and Mrs. Raymond
Thomas Buerket. A January
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
MiIIor-BurIund

Mrs. William A. Millar Of
Pine Valley, N. j. announces
the engagement of her
daughter Patricia Ruth to DR..
John Alexis Burland, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Burland.
A spring wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
NorfoIk-Wood

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll E.
Norfolk of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Carol Ann to
Evening star., 1962-11-25
Eredricks-Sdntos

Mr.. and Mrs. Barron Fred
ricks announces the engage
ment of their daughter Ju-
dith Ann to Mr.. John j..
Santos, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Santos Of Charles
ton, S. c. A spring wedding
Is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
Linkroum-Scott

Mrs. Fred B. Smith of
Bethesda and Mr.. Richard L.
Linkroum of Beverly Hills,
Calf. and New York an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Martha Dick
inson Linkroum to Mr..
Drummond Lee Scott. son of
Mr.. Drummond j. Scott of
Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mrs.
Mary Anne Scott Of On
ancock, Va. A February we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
McCobe-WiIson

Mr.. and Mrs. william J.
McCabe, jr.. Of Stering. Va.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Kathryn Joan
to Mr.. Stanley j. Wilson, jr..
son of Mrs. Stanley j. VIII
son, sr., and the late Mr..
Wilson. A February wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1962-11-25
ENGAGEMENTS

Mr.. Russell Gibson Wood, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rus
sell Wood of Strasburg, Va.
A summer wedding is
panned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
SIS OFF WOODWORK

1925 Exceptionally clean 5x5
close to shopping, schools and
church. New ll7-eor eorose with
overhead door. Completed expon-
sion. ST. PhiIomeno's.
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STONES THROW

To schools and shopping. 3 bed
rooms; l1a-cor garage; full di
vided basement with pGneleo
recreation room; Jorge kitchen,
yours for only Sls,9oo. Call now
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EUCLID BUNGALOW
S15,9OO

1883. 2 bedrooms down. full
basement, interior newly pointed.
Only $3.50 down. Drop everything
and hurry out to see this.
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4 BEDROOMS
$3.50 DOWN

#s6l5. large families will love
thi. spacious 4.bedroom older CO.
Ioniol. Very good condition
throughout new ga, furnace. rec
reotion room, 3 full baths. Full
price, $l4,5O0. Does this fit you?
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EUcLID-$7O0 DOWN
#6337. Four bedrooms, q two-eor
garage and q family room GRE q
few Of the many plus features Of
this bungalow in ST. WilIiom's
Perish. Owner transferred. Call TO-
day for an inspection Of this
ehormer. Asking $4,000.
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G.I. NO DOWN

#4661R. 3 bedroom semi-bvneo,
low. Modern Kitchen with buit-in
range and oven; 2-eor garage.
Large LOT. S14,9oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
LOVE A LARGE HOME?

#1319. " you wont huge rooms,
you must see this desirable ranch.
Only five yeors old this home feo-
lures clay tile bath. natural wood
work, thermopone front window,
plenty of closet space and at
toehed garage. Vacant. Must be
sold. Neor freewoy. Only $4,000.
Hurry! No down payment.
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I5-SUITER-WItL
TRADE DOWN

#63o6. This new apartment offers
an opportunity for someone to
build equity, from small initiol
down payment. Good Lake Shore
rental location. Approximately
$4,000 down required. All indi-
viduoI utilities, no basement suites.
Coll for details.
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REALTORS
OPEN SUNDAY Is
CT Nothing Down
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FABULOUS THUNDERBIRD
HOMES


HOMES
Bromblewood Dr.. north OF Blvd.
3 streets east OF Rt. 306. Why
pay rent. when you buy this
lovely bedroom, Ia bath
ranch home with Improvements
in and paid for including soni-
tory sewers for Sl4.900. With
basement Sl6.900. Every home
custom built with many extras.
East l49th neor Blvd. CleGn
modern 2 family SIS with one
on 3rd. gas heot. tireploces.
storms. screens. garage. Asking
S22.9o0.
Brush Rd. off Richmond Rd. near
Euclid Ave, 5 Yeor old brick
front semi-rdnch. 2 bedrooms,
bath down. 3 uvciloble up, spa
cious kitchen plus dining room.
basement double garage, lot
l05xl50. Asking $4,000.
Forestqrove. Willowick. 7 yeor
old a bedroom bungalow with
basement l2-cor garage
storms and screens. sl7.900.
Pridoy Ave. neor East 222nd.
Darling 2 bedroom | floor plon
with basement garage Sl4.500.
Beverly Hills Dr. Custom built
semi-ronch with 2 bedrooms.
bath down. finished End. bose.
ment. double goroge. Lot 60x-
2o5. Only SIS 800.
Seminole Dr. neur Blvd. Truly q
fine buy at Sl5.700. 3 bedroom,
/ floor plon with family room
and attached qoroqe. many
extras.
South Belvoir Blvd. neor Cedor
Choice lot 60x300. Portiolly
wooded. $500.
Mentor On -Loke. 3 loke lots
80x240. Ready for building.
$4,000 each.
For personolized Service, List With
STAKICH
REALTORS
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Hsssssssassssssasss
REALTORS
EUCLID COLONIAL

3 bedrooms; formal dining room:
full basement: new corpetino;
oluminum storms and screens;
l12-cm garage; covered patio;
$500 down payment. Sl5.s00.
$500 PER MONTH
Pays principal. interest. tcxes
and insurance and this 3-bed-
room home with basement is
yours. New gas fuInoce; clurni-
mum storms and screens: CT no
down or FHA with $3.50 down.
4 BEDROOMS-Ih BATHS
AND SO very convenient to
schools and shopping that its
perfect for the large fumly. Fun
divided basement with poneled
recreotion room; l6x22 garage;
65x2o0 Wickliffe lot with al in.
provements and no assessments;
storms ond screens; new carpet
inc; dropes and priced at only
$500 Don't coll come nuht
put. this won't lost
HURRY
This won't lost Wicklitfe bun.
5olow with full basement and
-erection room; 803o complete
expansion; I1z-cor garage; pos
lively Immaculate in every WOW
mad priced at SI7,90o-Yes,
'l7.9oo, SO hurry!
BRICK FRONT
l-yeOr-old ranch with full di.
'ided basement dnd 3 lorce bed.
ooms. Ldrge kitchen PLUS a
3inette. vestibule entrance; IL.
ar garage; oluminum storms
IND screens dfopes corpeting.
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EAST CLEVELAND

#6o43. A neoi 3 bedroom home
plus sunroom. large kitchen. formal
dining room, notUrol woodwork,
forced oir sos furnace, low taxes,
garage. About $3.50 down
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
EUCLlD-S16,4o0

#6225. Located off eosi 2Ooth ST.
in Holy Cross perish. This 3 bed
room ehormer has q large living
and dining room, and 2-eor 60
rose. Just recently pointed. Seller
wants this home sold this week.
So Hurry! 5000 down.
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4 sUITEs-$29,ooo

#652o. Located in prime rental
oreo, this property is in excellent
condition. 4 gas furnaces, full
basement, vestibvIe entrance. yeor-
y gross income $4,000. Call today
for q showing.
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sHAW.HAYDEN 3-EAMILY

#65o9. This home is q 5-5-3 with
income 'otoline 5000 month.
New gas furnaces, new wiring,
fireplace in each suite. -Four houses
from the bus. Owner wants quick
sole 50 coll today. it won't Lost
long.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

1000. We have an sxeelle nj
selection Of ranches, bungalows.
eolonioI and two families priced
from $4,000 to S25,Oo0 thof can
be purchased with no down pay
menf by qualified C.l.'s. Non-Ve's
can buy with os little os $3.50
down. Why pay rent? Reop the
benefit Of these fine prosroms.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
RAINBOW'S END

Is this very lovely 3-yeor-olc
3-bedroom ranch and the pc
Of gold" is the price of Sl8.5oo
Bright cheerful kitchen with
"Coloric" built-in oven, ronge
hood, ian and disposed. Spacious
double closets: ideal circular
trotfic pattern: very othoctive
Yord: oil improvements-no as
sessments; act now and forever
be happy
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
IDEAL LOCATION

Steps away from school dnc
Shoregcte Shopping Center ir
Willowick New bungalow with
full divided basement; Roper
built-in kitchen; large eotinc
dreo: expansion is floored ono
insuloted and hos the heot runs
and electriccl outlets. SIT 300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
4.BEDROOM BUNGALOW

1926. This extra large home
with rec. room in basement din
ing room, very large kitchen. go
rage, feneed-in yard and located
in Euclid's ST. WiIIiom's Perish is
one Of the best buys Of the yeor.
Don't miss this. Coll now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-22
STONE 6 BRICK RANCH
4 BEDROOM BRICK

A GOLF COURSE for q back
yard. A Kuzen.bu;lt home. S
years old, Ia baths. beautiful
Slovenian kitchen with built.ins.
Immaculate. See and mcke offer.