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LOST

BOXER, female, fawn and white, white
vile. Md. Reward. Call betw. 9 am
pm, Ii. 6-l75l.
BRACELET, 3 strings, blue crystal, Nov.
=; sentimental value; reward. Ii.
4-47l6, after pm.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, male,
vic. Vienna, Va; choker chain and Va.
tag. DU. 57565.
CAT, gray-stripe tiger, white chest, paws,
nose. Alt. male. Vic. 18th and o NV.
Liberal reward. AID. 2-2828 before 10
am. and after pm.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, female, an
swers to Mandy; vic. Branch and
Alabama aves. Sc. LII. l-le26.
DACHSHUND, black and tan, male, in
Georgetown or VIC; reward. Call 33s-
DOG, m.,. med. brown with white chest;
Champ; vic. Hillcrest, Hts, Md;
s e; s ssaE No. '"'li reward 10: $685.
DOG, golden retriever, s months old.
rStrlckier. Last seen Nov. 10, vic.
sac BOYS Reward. OIL. $3.50.
DOG, part beagle, S mos. old, female,
tan with white feet, curly tail, collar,
no Tags; lost Fails Church area. Re-
ward. Call 533722o.
GOLDEN RETRIEVER, puppy, answers
70 name Of King; tag No. 802l6;
VIC. Belle Haven; reward. 76s-7820.
HANDBAG, large, black leather, in a
9nt pox, near Bradley or Conn. Reward.
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By he Associated Pres

Former Secretary OF the Navy
Fred A. KOrth and Deputy
Secretary Of Defense Roswell
L. Gilpatric will be questioned
in public when Senate hearings
resume on the Tx warplane
contract.
Members disclosed today that
the Senate Investigations Sub
committee had voted unani-
mously to question Mr.. Korth
and Mr.. Gilpatric in public on
their part in negotiation of the
controversial contract.
The hearings are scheduled
to resume Monday.
Virtually all previous testi-
mony in the often stormy probe
has been heard behind closed
doors, with heavily censored
transcripts made public later.
The subcommittee is explor-
ing whether any favoritism or
bad judgment played a part in
awarding the huge contract
potentially the biggest in De-
fense Department history-to
the General DynamicS Corp. 5
Fort Worth CTex0 division last
December. The Pentagon esti-
mates the project ultimately
will cost SOS billion or more.
Military Favored Boiling
The uniformed military had
said a rival design and bid by
the Boeing Co. of Seattle prom
ised a better version of the
sophisticated new fighter bomb
er at less cost. The civilian
secretaries who negotiated the
contract have challenged this
evaluation as mistaken.
Because the testimony dealt
heavily with military secrets
concerning the design, capabili-
ties and planned missions of
the Tx as a supersonic Sum-
day punch for the Air Force
and Navy, only one half days
session Of the long drawn hear
ings has been held in public.
Chairman Mcclellan, Demo-
crat of Arkansas, who has slated
both Mr.. Korth and Mr.. Gill
patric for questioning about
their business affairs and asso-
citation with General Dynamics
officials, and Senator Mundt,
Republican of South Dakota,
later said the decision in favor
of public hearings was unani-
nous.
Senator Mundt, the subcom-
mittee's senior Republican mem
Der, said the subcommittee de-
cided such questions should be
asked and answered in public
session.
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PRISON ESCAPE FAILS
Senator Hits Refusal
ToList Korth S Guests

had invited his former asso-
ciateS in the Continental Ma
tional Bank and their very
good customers" to be his guests
at "a little party" on the
ISequoia.
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Korth, GiIPotric Face
Public Tx Questions

Any testimony that involved
military secrets would be held
in the privacy of a closed ses-
sion, Senator Mundt said.
Mr.. Gilpstric is a former
legal adviser to General Dy-
namics.
Mr.. KOrth is a former presi-
dent Of the Continental Ma
tional Bank of Fort Worth.
which had loaned money to
General Dynamics shortly be-
fore he became Secretary. He
retained ownership Of stock in
the bank through most of his
term as Secretary.
His resignation, rendered for
what he called personal and
business reasons, was accepted
by President Kennedy last
month. Shortly afterward, Mr..
Korth made public documents
showing he had written bust
ness letters on Pentagon sta
tionery to customers and poten-
tial customers of the bank, and
had entertained some of them
on a Pentagon yacht.
The Justice Department said
it had investigated this and
found no conflict Of interest
violations.
Tx May Become Fill
The Tx Tactical fighter,
experimental will be named
the Fill if test flights show
lit to be as good as expected
IA plane capable of either flash
ing supersonic speed or OF
lettering" at low speeds on
other missions, and of carrying
either nuclear or conventional
firepower.
Secretary Of Defense Nc
Namara has testified it will be
the worlds best manned fighter
bomber. far superior to any
comparable Russian manned
plane.
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Walk-in closets, largest
room sizes in area, beauti-
full equipped kitchens, 13-
cuff. refrigerator and
disposal, laundry and stor-
age rooms, children's play
ground area, ample off,
street parking, central air
cond. with indiv. controls.
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Evening star., 1963-05-08
REFRIGERAT0RS AND FREEzERS

FRlGloAlRE Refrigerator. Com.
pleiely styled for smolleF Kitchens,
yet big II Gu. #. eaposiiy. Top
,S.i1:. i[:i,:,' door $1S9
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Use it as a portable
too - has hOndls to
earry from room to room.
Or mount in window.
G.E. motor z speeds.
Moves $3.50 cubic #. Of
Dir per minute.
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ceiling at $3O5 billion.
Discussion in the committee
gave a foretate of the sharr
debate expected on the House
floor.
Committee Chairman Smith
Democrat of Virginia, indi'
Gated he will vote against rails
ing the ceiling. He said: I've
sort of come to the conclusion
that it's deficit spending
never going to stop until some
body is brought up with pretty
sharp jerk"
Representative Mills, Demo
crat of Arkansas, chairman oi
the House Ways and Means
Committee, replied that the
overnment must pay its OBJ
legations. If Songress wants to
curb spending, he said, the
proper approach is to reduce
appropriations.
Fears Outflow Of Gold
Mr.. Mills said failure to
raise the debt ceiling would
hamper the Treasury's efforts
to finance the debt in the most
economical way possible, and
might increase the outflow OF
gold to foreign countries.
I'VE are not proud" Of the
need to raise the debt ceiling
Mr.. Mills said, adding that
I'm just as concerned as any,
one is that we not be overly
liberal at this time as to the
ceiling on the debt"
Representative st. George,
Republican of New York, said
the process of raising the debt
ceiling frequently has become
ridiculous and farcical." She
said it might be just as well to
remove the ceiling, since the
Government never adheres to
it.
Mr.. Mills said he believes the
ceiling, even though it is
stretched so often, has some
psychological value"
Republicans have seized on
Evening star., 1963-05-08

LIMO TEMPO DishwcsheF. compoet
porioble, makes greet Mothers Doy
gifil Wave Of WoIer wushinq,
hosPiiol elean drying. COO
Service for 6 700
Evening star., 1963-05-08

the debt limit as a weapon to
force spending reductions by
the Kennedy administration.
The G. O.P pressed its anti
spending campaign in a report
issued yesterday by the Repub-
lican minority of the House
Ways and Means Committee.
Approval of an increase in the
debt ceiling, the Republicans
said, would make Congress a
rubber stamp" for administra-
ton spending programs.
Revenues Falling Short
Democrats on the Ways and
Means Committee, in the ma
jority report, said the debt
ceiling must be raised because
Federal revenues are falling
short of estimates. They said
their bill would be "conserva-
tive" and would provide only a
very narrow margin"
Under a law enacted last year,
the ceiling declined from 5000
billion to $305 billion April /,
and is scheduled to drop to
$500 billion June rs and to $285
billion July /. President Ken
nedy originally asked for $308
billion ceiling through June 80.
The committees report dis
closed a revision Of the ad-
ministration's official budget
estimates for fiscal 1868. the
year ending next June 80.
Spending now is estimated
at $3.50 billion, down from the
January forecast of $94.3 bill
lion. The administration now
estimates the budget deficit at
S8.4 billion, down from Janu-
ary's forecast of $8.8 billion.
Mr.. Kennedy originally pre-
dicted, in January 1862. a fis-
cal 1868 surplus of $463
million.
G. o. P. Declaration
The Republican report yes
terday declared:
"The Kennedy administra-
ton was put on notice in the
last Congress that the Repub-
lican members of the Congress
would no longer be willing to
pick up the tab for the admin
istration's profligate spending.
In the face of the administra-
tion's complete disregard for
responsible fiscal policy, we
have no alternative but to OPP
pose a further increase in the
debt ceiling"
Treasury projections estimate
that the debt will exceed the
present s305 billion ceiling by
5000 million to $500 million in
the last few days of May. The
debt is expected to rise to
S3O6.8 billion in mid-June, and
to S309.7 billion on August 30.
These debt figures include
varying cash balances kept on
hand. The Republicans said
the Treasury could live within
a ceiling of $305 billion by de-
pleting these cash balances,
but the Democrats said this
would not be prudent"
Most Democrats argue that
Congress has a duty to raise
the debt ceiling because Con-
gress voted for the appropria-
tions that make increased bor-
rowing necessary.
Evening star., 1963-05-08

MONITOR compost Refrigerator,
Smoll eopoeity ideoi for bor, den,
on your boot, outside in %fM0
the summer %AVS
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WASHERS . DRYERS . DISHWASHERS

7REWAH Cos undeFeoUnisr Dish.
washer. Svpsr-hot lso-deeres woisr
gets dishes sparkling and eerm.free.
, Hydro-ist GOO
servbbing action --. WOO
Evening star., 1963-05-08
House Unit Clears Bill
To Raise Debt CEILING
BY LEE M. COIN
Star Staff Writer

The House Committee today cleared for floor action
possibly tomorrow bill raise the Federal debt ceiling
from $3O billion $3O7 billion through June 30 and to 1909
billion for July and August,
Under the rule approved by the committee the Republicans
will have chance propose substitute bill to keep the
Evening star., 1963-05-08

RcA WHIRLPOOL MOduICr Elee-
tTie oyeR. Mount il on o cabinet,
hong il on the woIl-so yesotile.
BoI0nced Heat, automatic clock
0nd timer, S@@
gloss door --------- ~
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o CookmosieT ov.
iomotie oven con.
troll o 4 svFfoe0
units, Infinite HsGt
switches . Clock
3 timer, oven sig-
nal light.
Evening star., 1963-05-08

RcA WHIRLPOOL ImpeEiuI' Cos
Wolf Oven. Interior light, Notch
less, clock and timer. S00
Not at Downtown 80 OO
Evening star., 1963-05-08

RcA WHIRLPOOL Automatic Wosher.
2.speed. 2-eYele, multi temperuiUrs
selections for oil fabries. Magic mix
lovndrY aid Cd 40
dispenser %AAS
Evening star., 1963-05-08

ROPER "chuEm" Cos R0nse. 40"
model with eye-IeyeI OyeR, eoun-
ter heishth surface units. Clock
and timer siSnuI. Looks like
custom buiIt-in but IS free
:tOndins. Not OF $1T@
Downtown ------.-. AuA
Evening star., 1963-05-08

WESTINGHOUSE Electric MoIl
Oven. Clock and timer. SIX
Not 0t Downtown - OV
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-13
Waterfront

Among things which we should be working to obtain is the estab. lishment here of new Coast Guard District with Kodiak headquarters. The local fishermen for the most part have high praise for the men and officers of the local Coast Guard but are aghast at the boats and equipment they must use. Surely this country could provide safer and better ships for the Coast Guard in these harsh waters with their dangerous turbulent tides and storms.
 t
 Alaska Packers operations here will close down tomorrow and be- gin again Jan. 2. Many of their boats want to take time off for the holidays = what with fishing not up to par anyway and can nery workers, too, want a Christ mas season vacation so they are shutting down and will use the time to make needed maintenance repairs we are told. They have made arrangements for those boats who want to fish during that time to deliver to other processors, ac- cording to Superintendent Pete Ma. rink0vich.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-13
C.G. Rescues Alling Young Greek Seaman

A 19-year old sick seaman was brought to Kodiak by the coast guard from aboard the Greek freighter S.S. Ayios Dimitris 300 miles southwest of Kodiak at Sand Point, Schumagin Island.
 Constantinos Spirou was brought to Griffin Memorial hospital with a kidney infection by the Coast Guard aboard a Grumman Alba tross HU-16, twin engine search and rescue amphibian aircraft, at 5:30 Tuesday night.
 The ship, whose home port is Piraeus, Greece, was enroute from Alice, B.C. to Singapore.
 The youthful seaman is reported to be responding well to treatment.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-13
Santa Available

Richard L0chmiller who former assisted in the local Cub scout pro- gram knows where to contact San- ia Claus-in case anyone wants him to appear in person. He said he ar- ranged for Santa to appear at the Navy PIX Toyland and is willing to make arrangements for similar ap- pearances here in town. Anyone in- tereSted should contact Dick at 487- 2228 or, after six, at 486-5456.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-13
Kodiak to Aid Victims of Fire

Plans are underway here by the Kodiak Chapter, American Red Cross to reoutfit Sand Point fam fly burned out of their home last Saturday.
 Chapter Chairman, The Rev. Don Bullock, was in contact with Sand Point and was to receive later today list of the family's needs.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Gilbert, and their six children lost nearly everything in the fire which was caused by an oil stove backfire.
 The three older children were severely burned and brought here by Coast Guard plane for treat ment. They uere sent on to Alaska Native Service hospital in Anchor age Thursday
 Christine, B, oldest of the chil- dren has 30 per cent burns. Loret- ta g and Carol Ann 6, had 20 and ten per cent burns.
 The girls were in the upstairs portion of the house and had to be assisted out a window to safety at the height of the blaze. The young CT children and their mother were downstairs and were not injured.
 The husband was out fishing at the time of the fire.
 Some needs of the family have already been met through the as- sistance of the Navy Wives and the Chiniak wives.
 Father Bullock suggested furth- CT assistance wait until the familys needs are fully determined.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-13
Abe Baily Leaves

Abe Baily, accountant with the CAB who has been here since early September, leaves tomorrow for his home in Palo Alto, Calif.
 Baily has been on assignment here in checking the operations of the Kodiak Airways, the latter be- ing certified carrier.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-12-13
HOLY COMMUNION SUNDAY

Services of Holy Communion will be held this Sunday at 8 am. and 9:30 am. at St. James the Fisn- erman Episcopal church. Regular service of morning prayer is set for II am.
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VIENNA

Excellent community features this
nice three bedroom rambler.
Kitchen with adjoining family
room, separate dining room. two
full baths, foyer entrance with
full basement. See It today. Only
S21,950.
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PooLEsviIGE. MD.
NJ. ssp223 or 30i-Df p.39B2
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THDTV ING TTNITUWN
OPEN g.D
Alexandria Office TE. 8.sDi5
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TEMPLE

AAA@ NNMNANHMEANfNAa ANANa
XII. s-4s02
P0RsCHE a3 white coupe. $500
MI, excellent condition, Must sell
immed. RE, $4,000.
RINAULTs 80 through OF. choice
of q, all colors, fully equipped.
like new, sos down,
MAJOR IMPORTS
1878 WILSON BLVD.
Corner ~ lOth and Wilson Blvd.
ARLINGTON, VA. IA, 4-e00T
RENAuLT DAuPHINE $50, perfect
condition. y, and h., owner leaving
country, $500. J37-43J7,
RENAULT 100 Dauphine sedan. ex-
500 down. s3p.74 per mo. on
FoREfoN CAR CENTER
1918 Pa. Ave. Sc, Lu, 2.7c0O
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VIRGIN1A'S


BEST VALUES
ARLINGTON-Walk to schools and
shopping. Bus service on the cor
ner. Attractive brick 2-story home
features lS-ft. den, twin bedrooms.
separate dining room, spacious
kitchen. bright full basement. A
splendid home and investment ct
S2l,950.
MANTUA - Tall age-old trees and
beautiful paintings form the set
ting for this unusually nice an
tique brick home boasting eight
well-arranged rooms, countryside,
all-modern kitchen, den and gor-
geous recreation room, ground
level walk-out basement, 2-car
garage. owner says sell this week
and has reduced price to S36,950.
You can't 90 wrong here.
ALEXANDRIA-One of Westgrove's
most elegant homes. More room
here than most families can use.
4 spacious bedrooms on main lev
Ell. baths, huge clubroom and
fireplace, today's modern kitchen
with built-in breakfast booth. You
may feast your eyes on the beau
tiful Potomac River from this
coy family room, One Of our
choicest properties. designed for
those who demand the best
Priced IN upper 30s.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES
AVIATION

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SALES
BY EXPERIENCED REALTORS
koSSOW REALTORS Elk. 3-3777
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TRAILER VAN
TRUCKS Fos SALE

FORD 1893 pickup h-ton. 6-cyl.,
excel. cond. Used only for lighi
service b builder. 1 owner. Cal
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FARMS
(cONTlNUEpl

GARRETT COUNTY. MD. - 247
rm. house. barn, pond. Excel
hunting, fishing, recreation. S12,.
300, terms or 100 acres at $4,000
cash. I'll. 6-72l6.
DEVELOPMENT farm
Of 1850 acres. Long road frontage
level and partly wooded. Seneca,
acre, priced under similar land
100 ACRES, large house and barr
on main road. Short distancl
from Rte. 20 interchanee. S65. 900
200-ACRE, income dairy farm
bringing in 1928 per month. Rea
value at $4,000. MANY OTHERS
CO. oaithershurg. WI. S-o092.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = 400.
acre operating dairy farm. Lease
at S32S per month. Fine invest
ment, Terms 10 qualified buyer
Great future potential. $3.50 pc
KoRzENDoRFER REALTY, INC.
A. X. PERRY
otc. OIL. 4-s11l Res. OIL. 0-I34I
$40 ACRES, two houses. lge. barn
silo, several other outbuildings
APPROX. 400 acres in pasture OF
cultivation. Alfalfa field, fenced
almost a mile road frontage. Over
a mile Rappahannock River 'front.'
age. The best In mountain Views.
Estate area, west Of Warrenton,
Va. SO miles d. c. $4,000.
TIE best in financing. IA. 4-114S
after Q pm
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oUT.oF.ToWN REAL EST.

soO-AcRE YARN for
sale, located IA miles southwest
Of Gettysburg. Pennsylvanla, and
10 miles northeast OF Fort Richie.
Maryland on Pa. Route lt0. Two
story frame dwelling. milk house.
barn and oulbuildings, FioWina
trout stream. Productive farm for
past 30 years. Write oettysburg,
esii osttysbufs EDSswood t.sisg.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
FARMS

Charles H. Jamison, Inc.
l79-acre beef cattle farm. Splendid
house. New 0. h.-W. h.. 9 rm.
semi-mod. farm mgr, house, A.
rm. tenant house, bsmt., barn
5Oxo0. attached pole barn b0xS0.
Abundance Of hay storage, new
corn house. very gently rollins
land traversed BY streams, fence
and cross fence. Owner must 90
to airy climate. $4,000. V cash
Assume existing ist 100000 At
sax PAYABLE 81 900 semi-Ans
nIally plus Interest st S oCyCns. vii
Qse Ss a Middleton @ VSIisy. AZ ds s
and stock farm. pre-ciyn Wal
iosrm. stone house, o. h'-w. h.
bath and mod. kit. two e-rm
tenant houses, b7-stail DC. dairy
barn, pipeline mixers. bulk tank
all dairy equipment. 100 q, al.
falfa land. 100 a, crop land, 10
q. perm pastures. 3 a. lake, 80 a
wooded. mile hard road frontage
quiet rolling land. S27b per q
2ges cash. Immed, poss,
l04 a. yAntebellum S-rm. brk. cen.
ter-han manor house, constructed
1928, original hardware, mantels
open. wen staircase, 3 firepla,
new bath, lac, deep bsmt. An In.
triguing edifice OF yesteryear
Unhampered By M advised or IN.
imaginative renovators. Ideal FOL
one desring an old sophisticated
manor house 70 restore, TIT
esthelic beauty Of the gently roll.
ing land, the cleaning riverletl
and the pure air brings one close
TO nature In q true New Market
Off RI. 80 approx. 3s mi, Wash,
D. c. or Baltimore CITY, So, 500
sr sG soSSOi can sfs as ma own WI,
will hold End.
CHARLES II. JAMESON
REALTY, INC,
pooleAville, Nd,
Df, p-3262 or WI. s-0223
HuARTEq III TANTCnN
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CHARLES H. JAMIsc
POTOMAC

~ a NSANAAh~
Beaut. located high on a hill among
the estates OF those 10 the man
ner born, Is this recently built
30x74 brick rambler on 4 a. with
blue grass pastures and paddock
enel. by white board fences. A.
one enters this superbly located
brick rambler one u Impressed By
the lhN2T lly. rm, with flrepi
picture window and hardwood
floors, the i2xih din, rm,, the
i4x2S library and the family
w/bath, other master sized
bedrmb and baths, lower level
rec. rm. w/firepl., bar. v bath,
furnace rm., lndfy, rfn., office and
daylight bsmt.. garaEe for 2 cars,
neat A.stAll horse barn and tack
rfn. compl shielded by left. over.
hang. Well manicured lawn, pri-
yate mncadam drive, newly fenced
pastures and paddocks. S4n,b0n.
Terms. 100000 cash, poss. June
CHARLES II. JAMESON
Realtor
POOLEevtLLE. ND.
WI. s-o223 or 30l-Df. p.3282
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PALMER FORD

FORD go Ranchero pickup, stand
transl nice eond. throughout
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AVAILABLE AUG.-sEPT. 1868
fireproof, high ceilings, load.
ing docks, aforementioned
offices. ample parking areas.
Fronting on u. 8. No. /.
Minutes to Wash. or BALTIC.
viii build to suit. Approx.
zoe So. II. Call 964-0629,
Mr.. BRAYMES.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENI
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

GARRETT COUNTY, NM. = so
acres, mostly wooded, springs,
excel. huntine, fiHhinE, recreation.
$50 per acre, terms III. B-79tH
SHENANDOAH RETREAT--country
Club, lRt lot Eoned duplex rent
ais or cottage, lifetime member.
ship, $4,000, FL. 4.702o aft. 8 pm.
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MONEY TO LOAN

eND TRUSTS WANTED, p. C., Md.
q pc vs; Immsd l,, cash ash, Call anytime.
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE


aO% OFF on S4.4le Md. End tr.
MI, KATz., Di. 7-4445, ewes. MA.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
RIPARIAN RI0HTS

I S.Aere prop. oyerlookina RIVER.
VIEW with mod. Term, ia-bath
hreezevay, Al cow. Tor " ,-round
hyinE pi No ar ron csRitOl aves 9ll
ToRs.F f9aG 1l..harzf A Sl INV aElhIAsLk