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Evening star., 1960-08-19
Drug Industry
Credited With
Initiation Curb

A New York economist says
the drug industry has been
successful in controlling price
imitation.
And. he adds. the industry
should not again be subjected
to unfair attacks Of proflteer-
ing and price gouging."
Speaking was DR.. John M.
Firestone. professor Of eco
nomics at the City College of !
New York. He appeared yes
terday before pharmacists at
tending the meeting Of the
American Pharmaceutical As
sociation at the Shoreham and
Sheraton-Park Hotels.
DR.. Firestone said the drug
industry should develop its
own authoritative analyses of
prices at the wholesale and
retail level to show how
successful this industry has
been in controlling price in
f1ation."
He also said the industry
should tell the Nation of its
achievements and listed these:
l. Seven out of 10 preScrip-
tions today call for drugs un-
known to medicine prior to
World War II.
2. Ninety per cent Of these
could not have been filled 20
years ago.
8. The research physician.
could not make discoveries
without being subsidized by the
pharmaceutical industry.
In another report. three re-
searchers for a Cleveland drug
firm said bottled suntan is ap-
parently safe if used with mod
Grafton.
Reporting we're Nelson Kanas,
John Buchter and Fred j.
Bandelin of the Strong Cobb
Arner Co.
They said the tan brings out
scars and darkens rough areas
of the skin. like callouseS. But
no undesirable health effects"
were turned up in the investi-
cation.
The associations week-long
convention ends tonight with
q banquet in the Sheraton
Park. Ronald v. Robertson OF
Spokane, Wash. a pharmacist.
will take over the presidency
of the association from Howard
C. Newton, dean Of the Mass
achusetts College of Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
CATHOLIC URGES
DROPPING LATIN
AT SUNDAY MASS

SOUTH BEND, Ind.
(AP).-Catholics are bored
with Latin and the use Of
vernacular language could
bring out millions for
mass, says a Notre Dame
researcher.
The Rev. John A.
O'Brien of the University
Of Notre Dame says in the
magazine America the eX-
elusive use of Latin in
Catholic masses in this
country is undoubtedly
the basic cause of the
apathy enveloping the vast
majority Of the Sunday
congregation"
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Most Workers Buck
COP, Mitchell Says
BY the Associated Press

Labor Secretary Mitchell said
yesterday a majority of rank
and-file union members will be
for the Republican ticket in
1860 as he said it was 1856.
The Secretary made the fore
cast after a White House call.
He said the purpose of his visit
with President Eisenhower was
to discuss routine business.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
SS1R1DzR!1z
gives boys and girls SNORT
styles in sturdy shoes

(A) "coIt." boys 2-eyeIet tie; new dark
brown with rubber sole.
(B) Escort" boys black grained Italian
style sIpon.
(C) Bomb" girls sturdy strap; brown or
red leather.
(D) "Tromper," girls popular moe sIjpon.
tE) Gross -potch." girls oxford in nyIon
velvet block or block LNhite lenther
Evening star., 1960-08-19

Eonns-Boys' Weor-Seoo7d FDoor Street Floor. Arlington
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26

- million W
Hppines u IN
engHsh-spl' X.
|d., behind
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26
Catholic Body
Speaks Out On
NationaIism

MANILA, Feb. 12-The Catholic
Welfare Organization, official or
ganization of the Catholic bishops
and arch'bishops of the Philippines,
yesterday made public its stand on
nationalism and the Filipino-First
policy.
The statement urged Catholics to
put the ideal of nationalism into
practice in their daily lives =. .
and ito avoid aind shun commun-
ism in whatever form it might be
presented to tnem.'
The statement was signed by
Archbishop Juan c. Sison, presi-
dent of the c. w. o.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26

,es of the III
q
Mrs. Max SAID
osted a sun
for Mr.. Blal
raj agent oil
lal Life Insui
lpid City sly
b at the Salui
Lthered the 4
he preparatAi
dinner, Mist
tributed a Il
SEQ was the u
=
General and Y
TIA were gus|
LaIasarie g']
SI,nnore Alllta|
o., at dinnd1
Top of Sor'1
re- Mrs. Luz \
n-Iaw Of u
Miss Letlcil \
cretary TO u
md \. a. VI
m published
lcisco enter'a1
on his birtAnl
dence, 1888 p
lin many h'I
were Mr. an
md Mrs. Frll
AEre Alex Ia
s. Emilio B'a !
Iartin Natl'D
It day his y.
urray Dance !
b his honor Y
rters on OD
civ man, o.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26
Q Is DoI|
ghuf !.

|Ialasarte gaI
1llnore Mutual
!, Rapid Gil
| S ANNOUNCED \
more agendl
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IN Tacoma |
ency, Room d
| Seattle. Nh, |
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Anohorage
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| wall.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26

was COOL ana casual. Lots OF guys
and gals were seen: Rudy, Larry
and Andre Rollolazo, Tony Israel,
Sherry and Art Calderon, Lenore
Montoya, Roy Flores, Pete Villa,
Johnny Balmores, Ricky and Rudy
Savedo, Judy Nina, JEANNE Hof-
meister,. Marcella Della, Linda and
Marilyn Laigo, Judy Corpuz, Pat
ty Jacobs, Carol Murray, Nancy
Enrico, Susan Balagot, Tita and
Isabel Laigo, Dianna Floresea, Jo-
anne Mendoza, Sherrie and Phil
Estrada, Edrie Beltran and Adolfo
Salazar.
Notes and Notables
Bob Mayo, Franklin Jr. attend
ed the Franklin Cleveland dance,
so did Sherry Calderon and jeanne
Mendoza Jeanette and Mike
G. are cutting up-pIay it cool,
kids Down with the flu are
Sandy ArinO, Dave Madayag and
Winona Kinney Coral Castro
and Bob Agdamag (?) De-
lores Llarenas is working at it
again, and again, and again! &.
Been down at the Door" lately?
Terri Spencer and Chuck
Medcaif are playing The
Tween Teen dancers performed for
a P-FA program last February
IG F'LASH!-Teresa "Tita"
Ordonia has been selected Prom
Queen for Immaculate Prom. Her
sister. Virginia, was last years
queen . A lot has been seen of
Bling and Johnny, they look casual
=. Dave Beimonte is an avid
fan of the Seattle Chieftains 4.
On Feb. IA, Virginia Ordonia and
Dianna Floresca performed the
Thinking" while jeanne Mendoza,
Tita Ordonia, Isabel Laigo and
Pat Biosld unanswered the bam-
boo poles F.. On O'Dea's Honor
Roll with top honOrs are Ken
Accna and AdrianO Passion, Jr.:
also on are Peter Diaz, Anthony
0gilvie, Vic Osoteo and Edrie Bel
tran =. Immaculate's Honor Roll
include Mary Castillano, who made
the National Honor Society with
top grades; also on Immaculate's
Honor Roll are jeanette CastiIlano
and Lorna Porras New F.Y.A.
members are Patricia Galdones,
Rosita Pastores, jeanne RilIiera.
and Paula Pahinag.
Sports SpOtIights
The F.Y.A. boys basketball
team went on to win St. An
thongs, who by the way. won
the Marteen by close to sixty-four
points Edrie Beltran. who
has had the flue lately, left his
sick bed to give O'Dea eleven of
the So points they scored against
Blanchet, which had 6S The
F.Y.A. plans to have bowling and
skating meets soon The girls
basketball team has been doing
well; if anymore girls are in
terested, see Teresa "Pudgy" Bari
quit
Late Flash!
A sweet sixteen" party was
given to Coral Castro on her
birthday. February IA. Hep teens
on the scene We're: Rosa Castro.
Marilyn Laigo, Margie Cassi, Bing
Landero. Maxine Aspiras, Bobby
Flor, Sharon Flores. Johnny Bal
mores, Joey Cassi. Andre, Larry
and Rudy Rollolazo, Phil Estrada,
Edrie Beltram. Adolfo Salazar,
Rudy Quijance, Phebe Porras.
Sherry Estrada and Others.
Till next time, play it cool.
The Tattlers
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26
TATTLE
l. .uo ny, .astfuI though terrby tru.hfYI ta.,Ier.

by Two, tiny, tOetfUI, thou
liz! er :. people? Well
E hope you all cool it.
4 4 tough time lately
have, too
Iinin, and Slidin'
|rIhe F. Y. A. Teens, of
L TN January 80, the
cr,lised up to snoqual-
.nd had a Snow ball.
Ina and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il we're in charge of the
stino Some went
|ms were in SNOWFALL
prvl,odv. and some Just
|md Henry del Ro-
|his burmudas Spe-
Ii was Mr.. Marshall,
BY teacher from Garfield
Others attending We're:
Pat Aguinaldo,
kdIlano, Sharon Flores,
bastores, Sherry Calde-
II Mendoza, Maxine As
Nv Arino, Roberta Ven
Matsudaira, Jeanette
Mike Castro, Eddie
I've Madayag, Henry del
have Delma and little
sigO.
Beatnik Bop!
.lan, I'm b e a t." was
heard by the Castillano
oofore and after Mary's
sarty held in the dimly
Sent of the Castillano
B the MANY guests, the
ems present were: Mike
HE Acena, Emelia Men
10 Salazar, Teresa and
Drdoaia, Lena Osoteo,
. Jeanette.
Niue, Valentine!
Zen Teen Club of Sc
ogether for a party at
sion's house, February
party, flor members
real sWing.in' -. A
truth or Consequences"
Songs and dane
ioyed by Lucita, Eliza
rturo Mainar, Judy Cor
Jacobs, Jennie Hof-
pn Magat, Alfonso Ra-
and Nellie Quijance,
d Zenaida Balmores,
Boy della Cruz. Lori
Odger Timbang, Bing
Judy Rollolazo and Lin
Orgary 6, 1860
"A, had its 3rd ami
anquet hOnOring the
and Patrons on Feb
a delicious dinner
gg-rOll, sweet and sour
leo young, chow mein,
5 and rice was enjoyed
than fifty people who
In the course of the
Universal Coffee-AIatic
. by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
pm the other modera-
er Fred and the Ebats,
anna, received SIS gift
nom the F.Y.A. Teen
iea will probably get
WIN his ITO remember
:. The girl cOun-
On hand to serve
us Delfin NJ. Bau-
letlcla NJ. Madamba,
6 OF the new Philip
VI GENERAL. enjoyed
did everyone. the
use and the bop.
Piher Valentine
mo Columbian Club
highly successful
'0'uary 10, everything
AH@ -
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from

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Secretary 81
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26
tuition
|rSary

nd
la The PnIH1
e 25th ann''l
ion on FeOl' y
n did not R'y1
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ted in Fe0r'D'
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Tom F~vell-the country-addled gentleman

when two men in an enormous tank truck drove up
and shouted something about my cesspool. didn't
even know had one, and confessed as much. They
said that was all right, they'd find it, and was $50
okay? nodded happily, and hurried to the house
to tell Marjorie We owned income producing prop
erty.
Having just bought bag of organic fertilizer at
the local feed store I'd jumped - and | still think
my reasoning was Aawless = to the conclusion that
my cesspools contents were marketable and there
fore salable was so sure of it, in fact, that even
made note to tell my tax man about the transac-
ton. remember tearing the note into very small
pieces. after the frstof-the-month bills came in.
In addition to being babes in the woods in the
truest sense, Marjorie and also had flair for
bringing out the worst in Nature. For example, our
ever-Aowing spring C'It's never been known to
lessen its how,' the realestate man had said) not
only went dry it dried up the weekend we gave our
most elaborate house party, And it stayed dry. We
had to borrow our drinking and cooking water tor
Evening star., 1960-10-09

our electric wiring was faulty, and were given
Turkish bath as unexpected as it was unpleasant
Our rusted steampipes and radiators, we only then
discovered, were pitted with thousands OF small
holes.
Everything happens TO the EweIls
That was merely the beginning But can't in
truth say that from then on everything imaginable
happened to us, because much that happened was
beyond imagining. Could you imagine finding hen
with Nile green body and shocking-plnk head IN
your hen house? Marjorie did. And for moment her
mind reeIed Fortunately, while was still in quest
of the smelling salts neghbors child came along,
searching for the dyed chicken he'd been given for
Easter.
Looking back, even find it hard to believe that
| was as naive as was during my first couple OF
years as a country-addled gentleman. | suppose my
most notable display of naivete was the cesspool
incident was spading my first flower bed. inspired
by winter-long study of Mr.. Burpee's catalog'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

and sky? Actually, the Goldwaters, like many people
today live with neghbors roofs in full view, but in their
rugged eeless part of the country there is still feeling
of space and great distances.
Architect and owners finally decided on the elongated
plan reproduced here-the shape, dictated by the
contour of the site made the house settle naturally into the
land the proportion right and the living got
maximum exposure to the spectacular views.
Granted they had sound for the triangular theme
in the overall plan why it repeated in the shapes of
rooms, even in ornamentaton?
The architect explains it very simply:
Senator Goldwater, ne says, SIS man avidly inter-
eSted the history of Azonas land and peoples robust
and uninhibed personality and to he did to
belong in anything slick rigid rectangular space
division"
Many of Paul Yaegers other clients have been frank to
tell him that they couldn't live in house broken up into
these unusual angles 1t suits the Goldwaters perfectly
ID busy political life Senator from Arizona,
I'D Barry Godwater pursues hobbies with ardor He
is excellent photographer the projection and
darkroom built into the house (see plan) And he is
practced pilot with 800 hours in jets his credit
He Beechcraft Bonanza in which he loves fly
himself over his state and of these trips just
before he started build that he spied in the northern
part of Arizona, outcropping of dramatic red ledge
stone He discovered that it located Navajo Res
ervaon lands and after negotiating with the Tribal Coun
Gil he made arrangements to have quared and brought
down to Phoenix AS building material used inside and
out makes massive, striking impression, and combines
with the Indian mood Of the detailing give the whole
native character.
When they are at home and away from the Formally of
official Washington life, the Goldwaters keep wide-open
house. with friends coming through from all parts of the
country. Entertaining always buffet Stye-the kitchen
dining being saved for the occasions when they
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
EASIEST Way TO
KILL LAWN WEEDS
End Weed starts to work
instantly. Kills roots, too.

You don't have to be an expert to
have a weed-free lawn. End-o- Weed
takes the guesswork and the work
out of wedding. Does a safe, sure
cleanup job ON over 100 lawn weeds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

Snbnrbia Today. Aprii 1850
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Some Firms
Cut Price of
Heating Oil

Ete price of heating oil is
beil8 cut by three tenths Of q
cents per gallon by some COM
panies in the Washington area.
Others along the Eastern Sea-
board. following the lead of the
ESso Standard Oil Co. yesterday,
are expected to follow suit.
A spokesman for ESQ, a divi-
sion of Humble Oil and Refining
Co., said the reduction makes
the price to the consumer in this
area 1873 cents per gallon and
erases a three tenths of a cent
increase September 20.
There have been, he said,
gradual reductions since an all
time high price of 1873 cents per
gallon in January, 1859.
Some oil suppliers here said
they have received no official
word of a price cut, while others
such as the Gulf Oil Corp.
quickly announced a cut.
Some local distributors such
as the A. P. Woodson Co. said
the price cut was Immediately
effective to consumers here.
Others such as Hessick, Inc,
said the price has not yet
dropped.
The ESQ spokesman said
price-cutting along the East
Coast made the move necessary.
Unseasonably warm weather, he
said, has cut the demand for
home heating fuel.
The reductions apply only to
No. 2 heating oil, the type used
in homes.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
OiInun Hunt
Switches to
Kennedy

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 4 (AP).
H. L. Hunt. the multimillion-
aire Gilman, who admitted dis
tributing an anti Catholic SER
mon In July, says he is now
supporting the Kennedy-Joh
son Democratic ticket.
II am supporting Kennedy"
Mr.. Hunt declared yesterday.
II think that it's much to the
best interest of Texas that the
Democratic ticket carry Texas
because 1t will leave Lyndon
johnson and Sam Rayburn--
upon whose standing in Con-
gresS the welfare Of Texas de-
pends-in q very tough spot III
they fail"
Asked. as an Gilman. about
bis feelings on the various
party statements concerning
the oil depletion allowance, he
replied:
u would feel safer about the
depletion allowance with Ray
burn and johnson influential
in Congress and the Executive
Department than otherwise. I
would not expect Kennedy to
want to cut the depletion al
lowance."
Mr.. Hunt has been known In
the past for his conservative
outlook.
Recently his name was mem
toned by a Senate investi-
eating committee in connection
with distribution of an anti
Catholic sermon by DR.. w. A.
Criswell, pastor of the First
Baptist Church in Dallas.
Mr.. Hunt admitted he had
financed distribution of DR..
Criswell's sermon, but said that
he had been motivated by a
desire to help Senator Johnson
gain the nomination.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Peter F. Crosby
Gets Fraud Term

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (AP)-
Peter Francis Crosby, ex-hus-
band of Actress Denise Darcel,
was sentenced yesterday to four
years in prison for a stock
fraud scheme against a mutual
fund company.
United States District Court
Judge Edward Weinfeld Or
dered the sentence to run con-
currently with a fve-year term
Crosby currently is serving in
another stock swindle case.
Crosby was convicted of using
facilities of the National Secu-
rites Exchange to defraud the
Jefferson Custodian Fund, a
mutual company.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
NOMINEES ASKED
TO BARE VIEWS
ABOUT NUDISM

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
(AP). Where do Vice
President Nixon and Sena-
tor Kennedy stand on mud
ism?
Berton Boon, editor
publisher of the nudist
magazine Sunshine and
Health" says he wants to
know.
Mr.. Boon disclosed yes
terday he wrote to both
presidential candidates
asking their views on the
practice of nudism but re-
ceived no answer.
Americas 250,000 nudists
will be disappointed by the
lack of response, Mr.. Boon
said.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
NnduzhQMS9p
THE CHRISTMAS TOY STORE OPEN TOMORROW
A Wonderland of JOY to Every Girl and Boy

Wonderland of Joy to Every Girl and Bo
Thrills galore in our wide ossortments Whether YOU
visit our Washington Store or one of our branches.
Mony imported toys our buyers personal selections
You're at the controls Of fighter plane that reoy
flies. The EIectrone Flash Plane. Loopthe loop and
DO figure 8's. you're an oerioI oces,e 298
Batteries extra 4 Zoe
I'm Mory Sue. your walking playmate" /" Effonbee's
adorable doll walks and sits with you Head and
limbs ore movable, and she loves to take both
riIrty eyes and rooted hoir. ~. 1895
Family Come Chest provides fun for the entire fon1-
iy Six games include checkers, chess, roulette, do
rnnoes. horse rocine and chinese chess. 399
"Wreeker In Distress. Toke the spare and change
it yourself. Three plastic tools to help 4.99
"Cosper The Friendly Ghost" is the most cuddIy
playmate tyke can have. He reoIIy doesn't try
to score people but they seem to run His friends
like him 'couse he goes right through doors and
keeps them out of trouble 20" tolI 798
Cospers little brother 498
A Cuckoo-CIock to build Yourself Delightful pas
time. recommended for children ] 0 years aud up
Complete instructions. Accurate timekeeper 9g5
Shirley Temple GIomour Girl Kit Beouty did set for
young misses Includes most everything for good
grooming. 299
W6L-The Toy Store 9th Floor oso Chevy Chose Wheoton
PIozo. Corners, Alexandra and Bethesda Budget
Evening star., 1960-05-08

when the house Wos used as on inn.
has not operated for many years. And across
the road from the Shriver porch is the old
tannery with its quaint Sundial. Made with a
pointer and raised numerals on the side of the
building, the sundial has counted the sunny
hours for generations of Shrivers for more
than 100 years.
Mr.. Klein, whose mother was a Shriver,
found such wealth of family relics when he
became owner of the house that he decided to
reconstruct the rooms as they had served
generations before him.
And because so many people came to see
the house and its furnishings, he decided to
open it as a museum. And so, during the
summer days. you may stop under the shade of
giant trees and see how a house grew up with
a single American family.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON,
Evening star., 1960-05-08

public room when Washington Irving travelled
through Western Maryland and told stories at
the old inn.
John James Audubon, too, visited the
house when it was an inn. Audubon, stories
say, watched the Baltimore Oriole build its
nest near the old bridge that crossed Pipe
Creek, but there is no record that the paint
ing of this bird was made here.
In the Shriver home, too, there is a record
of children who played and grew into men and
women. Toys have been carefully kept in the
attic, and there is even a basket of Easter
eggs dated in the middle 1905, that we're
slipped into a dark corner after an Easter
Sunday long ago.
The brick mill built by the Shriver broth
ers still stands near the house. although it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
H0PUl9 bG1zZbV
HUlzlZZRzEZ774z7Q

No doubt about it! The first-time mother
is apt to founder bit, but the second
time mother has a certain "oldhand-at-the-
game" confidence. Her real challenge,
however, is how to give the older baby the
sense of security he Tor she) needs
now, more than ever.
If fussing over the new baby is kept at
a reasonable minimum your fodder will
feel less left out
Let cherub II share in the care of the
newcomer to make him feel important
Try to schedule certain times when you
give all your attention to the fodder.
Babyhood basic. Nothing more basic in the
infant diet than cereal. And Gerber Cereal
Quads will stand baby's diet in good stead
when he starts on solids. This handy, 4-in-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

package contains small
boxes of Rice Cereal,
Oatmeal, Mixed Cereal and
High Protein Cereal-to
let baby sample a variety of
delightful favors. And
look at this for a treasure
trove of nourishment:
iron to rosy up cheeks
B-vitamins for a bright
appetite and growth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

calcium for sturdy bones. Flavors are
pleasantly mild, the texture creamy smooth.
fodder in the house? If you'v fodder who's
still on baby cereals you can get Gerber
Cereals in the large size packages for sharing.
Nursery notes. If you plan for the new baby
to use your toddler's present crib, switch
your toddler to his new bed or 8 months in
advance of the newcomers arrival. If dads
going to re-paint the baby's crib, be sure to see
that he gets non-toxic paint. | don't have
to tell you how babies love to gnaw on
anything and everything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
You Il
it
Here

Amid the rolling, treeshaded Maryland countryside where
echoed the hoobeas of such thoroughbred greats Nashua Gallant
and Omaha now Nations suburban community
N Belair is wonderful place to live
You'll like the wide and winding with homes beautiful and
varied in STYLE the community complete with Fairgrounds churches
and uamoden shopping with the finest of ample
parking wide malls and covered promenade for awaher shop
ping convenience.
Inspect the like the design and quality of
ton the andcapng, the paved dveways the ceramic tile baths
the Westinghouse kitchen and laundry appliances.
And you'll like the comfort
of the year-round air conditioning by Westinghouse!
best of ALL you'll like the price of the house you choose
In BELAIR, the price SAY is the price you Pay.
includes everything-the land, even closing costs!