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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21

The United States believes in
creased trade between the two
would be advantageous to the
West Germans because they
are the stronger economically.
This was the trend Secre-
tary Of State Rusk apparently
intended to encourage in his
impromptu press conference
remarks yesterday. He said he
hoped special care will be
taken on all sides" to avoid
incidents which might mar
humanitarian efforts" of both
East and West Berliners.
NATO ministers he met in
Paris earlier this week had a
general feeling" Mr.. Rusk
said, that the Atlantic alliance
must find ways to reduce ten
sions and bring dangerous
East-West questions under
control.
The most dangerous question
continues to be Berlin.
The Secretary singled out
the proposal for East-West ex-
change Of control posts to
guard against surprise attack
as a point to pursue with the
Soviet Union.
The 17-nation disarmament
conference will be resumed in
Geneva January 81 and the
control-post problem is expect
ed to be a major topic.
NATO ministers discussed
the territorial extent in which
control posts could be located
Mr.. Rusk said, and the difficult
provisions in Soviet proposals
for linking the posts to estab-
lishment Of nuclear free zone,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21

and reduction of forces in Eu-
rope.
The United States will devel-
op a control-post proposal in
great detail" for the manning.
specific location and areas to
be watched in an East-west
exchange of control posts, Mr..
Rusk reported.
The Arms Control and Dis
armament Agency recently an
.nounced establishment of a
pilot control post at Fort Hood.
Tex. Military observers there
are testing the extent of obser-
vations that could be made by
an international team under a
disarmament agreement.
Only with a detailed system
laid out before it could NATO
judge whether the control-post
exchanges contemplated would
be politically possible" Secre-
tary Rusk said yesterday.
We're inclined to believe it
is possible to find. separable
areas" he added.
Might Be First Step
West Germany has not been
enthusiastic about the control
post exchange because estab-
liShment of observers in East
and West Germany might en-
nance the prestige Of the Com
muniSt regime in East Ger
many and tend to solidify Ger
many's partition.
Establishment Of observer
posts in East and West Berlin
See RUSK, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21
Aid Deadlock Stalls Conoress
U.S.. Sees Breach in Wall
As Step to Closer Ties
Rusk Hopes the Holiday Thuw
Might Unfreeze Trade Channels
By EARL H. vOSS
star Staff Writer

United States authorities hopeful the Christmastime
visits of West Benes to East Berlin developed into
a permanent, two-way breach 0i the Berlin wall
Fairly free movements by East and West Berliners
through the wall could lead in expansion the East
German interzonal trade groups negotiations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21
Visitor Traffic
Through Wall
Rises in Berlin
Reds Step Up Effort
To Get Propaganda
On Holiday Passes

BERLIN, Dec. 81 (AP).-The
flow Of West Berliners through
the Communist Wall rose to-
day. So did the Red effort to-
turn the Christmas relaxation
on border crossings to political
advantage.
Even with the calculated
Communist propaganda effort,
with the usually grim East
German border guards being
especially polite and loudspeak-
ers blaring welcome to demo-
cratic Berlin" West Berliners
joyously welcomed the chance
to see their relatives for the
first time in the % months
since the wall was built.
The applications of 100000
West Berliners have been ap-
proved by East German au-
thorities, the East German
news agency reported today.
This is more than a quarter Of
the 100000 West Berliners ell
gible for the one-day passes to
visit relatives in East Berlin be-
fore January S.
The traffic was one-way. No
permits were issued for East
Berliners to visit West Berlin.
Long Waits for Passes
To apply for their passes,
some persons waited Is hours
or more at the IL special Of
fices manned by East German
postal workers. Then they must
return a day later to pick up
the permits.
Up to midday. 1000 West
Berliners went through gate
ways and control points in the
wall to see parents, grand
parents, wives and husbands.
But it was still only o trickle
of the flood which is expected
as Christmas nears. Many were
evidently waiting to join their
families around the Christmas
trees and the candles on Christ
mas eve and Christmas Day.
So great were the number Of
applications that East German
officials called up more postal
workers from deep In Com
munist Germany.
$1,000 in Lines
So many people were lining
up for permits that police is
sued a public warning it was
useless to go to permit offices
any more today. At that time
an estimated $4,000 persons
waited in lines.
In Moscow, the official So
Wet news agency Tass ac-
claimed the peaceful initia-
tive" Of the Red German gov
eminent for allowing West
Berliners to celebrate Christ
mas and New Year with their
relatives in East Berlin.
Tass made no mention of the
dreaded wall, built by the Com
muniSts in August, 1861.
ut was heartbreaking to say
goodby," said 40-year-old
Wolfgang Paul after a visit to
his mother in East Berlin. But
we feel much better now for
having seen our mother, and
we have more strength to face
the future and new hope to see
each other again"
The second official day for
the holiday visits began an
hour ahead of schedule. Com
munist border guards obliging-
ly raised the red and white
barriers at the Oberbaum
Bridge-one of the five cross
ing points-at 6 am. West Ber-
liners had lined up In the cold,
See WALL, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21
1T wos just the kind Of gift
to delight the heart of O
young boy, and especially of
q child who had never re-
eeived a Christmas gift"

Religious News Editor Cos.
par Names tells the touch
ing story of how q kindly
woman gave O three-yeor-
old boy his first gift-on
what wos to be his last
Christmas.
In TOday'S Star
Page AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21


quickly set the stage today for
another House showdown vote
on the So billion foreign aid
bill in the hope of reversing a
l41-l36 predawn rejection of
the measure.
The conference committee
took less than 10 minutes to
RoII-COII Vote, Poee A-5
---~~----
approve a slight modification
in the bills language affecting
Export Import Bank guaran-
tees of credit for sales of grain
to Soviet bloc nations.
The language remained es-
sentially the same as the pro-
posed compromise version
which the House sent back to
the committee early this morn
ing, thus blocking an effort to
adjourn Congress.
3O-Day Period
The latest agreed on provi-
sion would put Congress on
record against such credit guar
antees, but it would give the
President authority to permit
such financing if he deemed it
in the national interest.
The new language, which
would require the President to
notify the Senate and the
House within 80 days after
making such a determination.
was believed acceptable to
President Johnson.
The new compromise on the
credit provision differed only
slightly from the proposal de-
feated earlier. 1t puts a time
limit of 80 days on the presi-
dental reports and sends them
to the House and Senate rather
than the Appropriations and
Foreign Relations Committees.
as the earlier compromise had
provided.
This modification was sug-
gested by House conferees
headed by Representative Pass
man, Democrat of Louisiana.
He and Senator Pastore, Demo-
crat of Rhode Island, said they
hoped the House and Senate
would accept the revised provi-
sion and thus approve the over
all bill promptly this afternoon
so that Congress could finally
adjourn the longest session in
a decade.
"Will Defend II"
Both men refused, however.
to hazard guess as to wheth-
er the House would accept the
provision. Mr.. PaSsman de-
clared that Il dislike it with a
passion" But he said that as
chairman of the House confer
ees, Il will defend it and vote
for it,"
Senator PaStore said he was
confident the Senate would &C.
cept the provision and he
hoped that the change in
nguage, although slight,
would win House approval
also.
The early 141-136 vote by
which the House rejected the
aid bill dealt President john
son a stunning defeat.
If the foreign aid compro-
See CONGRESS, Page A-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Clear and cold to-
night, low IS IN the city and S in outlying
areas. Fair and cold TOMORROW. Twenty
fou-hour high, a. at $40 pm yesterday;
low. Is, at $50 am. today
Full Report o. Poss Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-21
President Dealt
MdjOrDefeatin
Dawn Session
House lnsistence
On Red Credit Bon
Delays Adiournment
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
and J. A.. OLEARY
Star staff Writers

Senate House conferees
quickly set the stage today for
another House showdown vote
on the So billion foreign aid
bill in the hope of reversing a
l41-l36 predawn rejection of
the measure.
The conference committee
took less than 10 minutes to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

ALUMNUS: The late Moss
Hart was forced to leave
school at an early age for
financial reasons.
When he became a famous
playwright, he was reluctant
to admit that he had never
attended high school, so he
told interviewers that he had
been a student at Morris
High. t.
Nobody thought TO ques-
ton this-not even the off,
Gals of Morris High. They
joyously welcomed him as q
distinguished alumnus. He
was such a credit to the
school that each year, at
commencement time, they
would ask him to address the
graduating class. Fearing ex-
posture, Hart always sent his
regrets.
This went on for a num-
Der Of years. Finally, the big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Gold in Your Attic

gists" london, 1892 is
mildly scarce. The sales rec
ords indicate a retail value
of around SIS for fine copies.
Mrs. ]. j. D.: Your DR..
WiMam Smiths Masonic
item Altman Recon,
Abridged and Digested"
philadelphia, 1879 is fairly
scarce and retails at around
$40 to SOS.
Mrs. J. r. s.: Your Symon
Latham's "Latham's Fall
conry" london, 1881 and
"Latham's New and Second
Book of Falconrie" Gondon,
1919, two volumes in one, is
a scarce work on this an
cient sport. A fine copy
should be worth around $3.50
or more at retail. A dealer
would pay less, the standard
practice being half (or less)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Of retail value.
H. w. K. and Mrs.
B. @. W.: Your s. Augustus
Mitchell's New Map Of
Texas, Oregon and Califor-
mia" and its text of SAC
compartment" philadelphia,
1846) is only mildly scarce.
Around $40 to $50 is the cur
rent retail price for a copy
in fine condition. You both
have the (46-page) second
issue; the first had "a pages.
Mrs. C. d. H: Your book
1.-THE War in Florida" (Bal-
timore, 1886 is worth around
$50 to $40 at retail in fine
condition. The author was
WOODBURY. Potter.
Mrs. j. S. H.: Your B. H.
Warren's Report on the
Birds of Pennsylvania" liar
risburg, l890). a second edi-
ton, revised. with 100 plates
is worth around $25 at retail.
Mrs. E. B.: Your book THE
Western Tourist and Emil
grants Guide Through the
States of Ohio. Michigan, In
diana. Illinois. Missouri,
Iowa and Wisconsin, ETC."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

(New York, 1880 is one Of
many issues Of a popular
travel book Of the period. ].
Calvin Smith, who did the
map. was the probable au-
thor. A good copy should be
worth around $25 at retail.
M. B.; Your first edition
of Theodore Dreiser's Sister
Carrie" New York, l900), a
fine copy in the original red
buckram binding. should be
worth up to $3.50 at retail.
v. NJ: Your H. Clay Mer-
ritt's 1.-THE Shadow of a Gun"
Chicago, 1900, with its ma
terial on northwestern rli-
nois hunting, is a nice book
and is getting scarce. I saw
a library discard catalogued
a while back at IS, but the
price for a good copy is
higher - around SIS or more.
Selected reader questions
toiH be dnStDered in this col
umn. Address Van Allen
Bradley in care OF The Eve-
ming Star.
General Features Corp.)
Gold in Your Attic Appears
Tuesdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Twoin's Yankee a Tricky Item

The key items In any Mark
Twain collection Tom Saw
yer" and "Huckleberry Finn"
- are scarce and expensive
In the first edition. There are
many other places to start.
however, in collecting the
works of this prolific Amer
lean author.
One of the less expensive
items is "A Connecticut YAM
kee in King Arthur's Court"
a later novel which is mildly
scarce in first edition form.
The title page reads:
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
IN KING ARTHUR
COURT. BY MARK
TWAIN. NEW YORK:
CHARLES L. WEBSTER g.
COMPANY. 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
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wigs at the school took Of
Tense. In an angry blast. they
denounced him as an migrate
who had turned his back on
his alma mater-after 1t had
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
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Why do Ford Motor Company cars stay
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A word of caution: This Is
a tricky first edition. In its
earliest and most desirable
state, the words THE King"
In the caption on page 50
have q small S-like orna-
ment between them. 1t was
removed In later printings.
Some copies Of the book also
have a half-title on the back
Of the frontispiece page.
Very fine copies in the first
state have sold for as much
as 500 at retail. Copies in
the later state have brought
up to $45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
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Evening star., 1963-05-30
WHEATON WOODS

All-brick split. on large corner lot
schools, churches and bus line
Home features many extras. such
as storm doors, room air cond.,
washing machine. filtration plant
and humidifier on hot-air furnace
3 spacious bedrms, 2 baths, rec.
Tnn., sep. din. rm.. breakfast-space
kitchen. FHA less than SCI 900 or
more than 81 900 below FHA with
$4,000 cash and assume 4ha1s VA
loan. 1870 orenobls dr.. VIII.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE, pos

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE, DOS.
session July 4, 1868. Pine-paneled
rec. rm. with bookshelves, 3 bed
rms, . baths, lge. fenced lot. AS
sumo loan or buy FHA. Call 94o-
HUGH T. PECK. ll24e Georgia Ave,
SILVER SPRING. New Hamp, Es-
tates-Comfort and eonvenienee
lnamhs, IN th, sPaslous P.S 1 SRsS5n Ssm Eslss sElSs
plus, We take trades S1g.7b0.
HuOh r PEEK HE 4-l700
Evening star., 1963-05-30

PRINCE oEoRoEs PROP INC.
Evening star., 1963-05-30

Realty Open 90 Trade With Us
ALEX, SEMINARY AREA = Brick
rambler. 3 bedrms., 2s-ft. llv.
din. rm,, large rec, rm., 3 baths.
2 firepls., screened porch. gar +.
corner lot with trees. S26.950.
b4D-S0o0,
Evening star., 1963-05-30
UGH r. PECK. ll248 Georgia Ave,

AZ - OF LOAN
Assume and no qualifying VIII bui
this like-new 3-bedTm., ] y -bath
brick rambler. Level lot with
shrubs and trees.
RIPLEY CO., REALTORS
Evening star., 1963-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BROOKHAvEN-wHEATON : I'm.
maculate 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath
Ianeher with carport for Just
S1S,060.
"ASSUME 4hss LOAN"
OF EHA s,,e!,9n9 9ysiI9bls. See it today
Evening star., 1963-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTINUED)

BETHEsDA-EDGEMOOR - Attrae-
tive Colonial brick located in a
delightful area convenient TO
schools and shopping center. Fea-
turing living rm. with firepl., din.
tile bath, Rec. rm. % in t. bsmt. and and
pretty lot. Priced in the low, low
,S0ss cal KE, 7.lS00 tn 9 pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
New brick rambler in
Randolph Hills. $l7,-
500. VIII. 6-s560.

KENsINGTON = cute rambler
table-tpAee kit, 2 bedrmso huge
10y with trees. small down pay.
KEN DRusK1N, Realtor p4n.4OOC
kENsiNGTON-By OWNER q (4l
bedfm. brick rambler. 9 baths
Walk-out airy bsmt. with large
wood naneled rec, room, lee, wood.
- fenced back yard. Buy under
s2n2bO FHA appraisal. VIII. g
Evening star., 1963-05-30
MCLAUGHLIN

1900 East-West Hwy.
Oh. 6-2255 Til 8 PM. OIL. 2-6474
DENNIS AVE, EAST-Williamsburg
brick Cape Cod in beautiful wood
ed setting and 3 rare opportunity
on today's market TO buy GI or
FLA. Appraised at S20,750. Pea
turing huge rear screen porch.
3 bedrms.. 1 u baths. Call US on
this speciality, e49-23O0.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARMY MAP AREA-si7. 600. p.
bsdrn. older home. Ideal for sx.
pOBtAK A pOBtAK oil. 4-BO0i
Evening star., 1963-05-30
altor Open 90 XII. e-7B40
ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
Modern T,iVinU
MONROE
nNlAN mana

ANNANDALE-For you and your
family's living convenience. An
inspection Of this charming split
level home Is In order. You will
appreciate all the grand livable
space with 4 fine bedrooms, gof-
geous lower level prepared for
recreation and hobbies, The chill
dren may walk 70 either public
the bus, Price S24,e5O, Call us
today. II pays to find out. JE. a
Evening star., 1963-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ffNNTIAIlIEDl

ADLEPHI "Bucklodge" - PRICE
REDUCED TO S1s,p50. Brick CO.
lonial. 3 lge: bedrms.. garage,
porch. bsmt. Vacant, corner lot.
Better act fast.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
BOGLEY
MCLAUGHLIN

4oOU EaSt-West HIGHWAY
OIL. 6-2255 Til Q PM. OIL. 2-6474
BETHESDA-WYNGATE LIST offer
ing. 4-bedroom. white-brk. and
frame split-level. spacious liv. rm.
with. fireplace, handsome paneled
family rm. with fireplace, sep. din.
rm,, mod. kit. with eat. space, 2
full baths. self-storing storm win
dows and doors. Beaut. shrubbed
level lot with back yard enclosed
with Chain link fence. Lovely COM
munity. Conv. to schools and
churches. Better-than-new cond.,
very sensibly priced in the 20s.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
WOODBRIDGE
BRICK BUNGALOW

See5 DOWN INCL. SETTLEMENT
1865 FENDALL ST. Sc.
Mod. .semi-det. brk. Colonial. front
porch, full bsmt., garage. vacant,
redec., only Sll0 per mo.
ME. s.4ss6 Ewes. UN 4-7OOb
Evening star., 1963-05-30
MCLAUGHLIN

OIL. s-2s5S 5gO III D PM PM. 81 2-s474
HALPINE VILLAGE
3-bedrm. split-level, y baths. va
cant. new cond., fenced lot. quick
poss. to qualified buyer. $4,000.
r. L. SMITH. Realtor, GA. 4-77ll
= Rambler with car
port, 3 bedrms., full bsmt.. rec.
rm., Handicapped fenced yard with
privacy. Buy VA, conv., or as
sumption. We take trades. Only
S1S,750. Call 949-730O.
HUGH I. PECK, ll246 Qeorgla Ave.
Evening star., 1963-05-30

ROCKVILLE, Stone Ridge Farms
2-year-old spotless rambler. 4 bed
rms, 2h baths, today's kit. FAM
fly rm., center entrance hall,
bsmt.. $1,000 On. 762-314O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Evening star., 1963-05-30

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm.,
semidetached brick, all modern.
Oh financing, $13,500. 434-4774.
- -. \. n.c. n. ..
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BUYERS GUIDE


SOME OF OUR MONT
GOMERY CO. EXCLUSIVES.
Call US for help or details.
oI-FHA-cONV.-TR
BETHEsDA-3 bedrms., no
bsmt., Alta Vista area,
Conv. NH, Naval Hosp,
$4,000. Avail. now.
ROcKVILLE-3 bedrms., 9
baths, full bsmt., fin. rec.
rms q real bargain, si9,-
SILVER SPRING. oa. ave
Compare space, location and
transp, on Ga. ave. afforded
BY this spacious home.
bedrmB., rec. rm., diversified
lot. Many extras and flexl-
bic financing At only S2i,-
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
EXT, Burnt Mills Manor
Compare values, area, eonV.,
excel, roads, this 4-bedrm.
tFas inelud " Fia' porch.
Unusual ot buy with 1000
dn, AZ S2s,7bO.
GoLDsBoRo-RIvER RD.--
first Offering. Mod 3-bed-
Tm, centrally aiT-eond. ram-
bier, central cleaning ayA-
TEN with many extras such
a. lge, don-poreh. fin.
bsmt,, fenced yard and only
min, from downtown Wash.
Or VA, Check area. prices,
then buy this AZ S3g,pb0
from orig. owners. Excellent
ROCKVILLE ASPEN HILL
hREA-f bedrma., = baths,
q. esfrms ,bs r;nli.h,s as9; yoam'. ss,h',.
ness. OF this. mod, split-
level on cor, lot. off.stfeet
park OIL no money dn,
HARDWOOD SPECIAL
owner leaving town offers
this well.treed double lot
a. . pvt. park.like setting
for this a-bedrm. brick
rambler. Enclosed breezeway
70 garage above full day-
light bsmt. with lFe. rec.
rm., walk out 20 exeep-
iionai yard. Lac. Many cus-
tom features make this q
bargain. Call nowl S2s,ob0.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
RANDOLPH RD. AREA -
A home that proved that
sophisticated moderna can
be beautiful. 8-rm con.
temporary rambler with .
d. luxe baths, Ice. airy bsmt.
6pAce for extra rms Cen-
trally ait cond, on lge. pyt.
grounds, Circular driveway
70 carport Drastic reduce
BEMIS, BRAID
& LANGDON
500 HOWARD AVE, KENstNoTc
CALL DfUs0pO0 ANYTIME
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GAITHERSBURG
KAY BOWLING
REAL EsTATE co, INC.

HEART or SILVER SPRING, JUST
LiHTEDl-A solid brick home In
settled eloae-in area, living room
separate dining room. equipped
Kitchen, porch, bedroom and full
bath on lat floor, . big bed
rooms and bath on second floor.
A22DbO, A charming. private rear
garden W. b-10ll,
BEERS BROS, REALTORS
HOMEs Ann INCOME - All brick.
q units, across from phfk, hot-
water heat, 4 tWo-bedroom apts.,
] onesbedfoom apt. 4 efficiency,
detached garage, Real opportunity,
GRAY-KESSINGER
Realtors JU. 5-6i00
Evening star., 1963-05-30
WHOEVER HEARD or As

WHOEVER HEARD OF AZ
MONTH TRIAL OFFER
LIKE THIS7 No one. prob
ably. Least OF all you. But,
II you're seriously looking
for a fine new place TO live.
we're as serious as you are.
But oniv ii YOU want 70.
Move into a sumptuous
home In Colony North, live
there for 9 months. pay only
normal monthly carrying
charges. After 9 months II
you agree this Is the finest
living 20 be had anywhere.
you can buy the house. The
equity in your monthly pay
ments is applied toward
the price OF the home. OR
MOVE OUT. How To get
there. Wisconsin ave. 70
Interstate 7O-S to Rte, 2S
Rockville, right at TOP OF hill
and follow signs to Colony
70. 2-O234. HA. 1880.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Shannon q Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1908

INITIlI VIVo DIINNE IUWU
ACRES-Over an acre OF
land and q 2-bedroom brick ram
bier, with separate dining room
and full basement; Real privacy
guaranteed sale plan.
James G. Conley a Co. JU. 9-4i34
GARRETT FOREST = This brick
split-leyel at S2l,g50 features de
luxe kitchen, rear screened porch
and beautiful rec. rm. Very prop
ular location. Large loan at Si35
per month. Including pi,t.L or
buy on your own terms. To In
SDect, call US, O49-230O.