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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

SINGLES
CoitEost l43rd dreu. LoTge 9
rooms. modem. deep LOT. gd-
rdges. ST. Joseph Porish. $l4.500.
bedrooms plus 2 finished on
Ord. south Of Euclid Ave. Pros
pect School or Christ The King
Perish. Sl6.900.
Eost le7th-St. Cloh o1eo. 8
rooms. including q bedroom and
bath on lst: 2 bedrooms and
lovotory on End. $4,000.
3-bedroom colonial. Edst Cleve.
land off Hayden. $4,000.
z FAMILIES
SIS. gos heot. modern kitchens.
2 gmoges. Elm-Adler oreo.
$4,000.
SIS plus finished on Ord. Eost
l47th ST., close to Ldke Shore
Blvd. St. Jerome's Perish.
22.800.
SIS, two garages off ST. Cloir
Collinwood oIeo. $l7.500.
~. Con be used as 2 bedrooms;
excellent condition: st. Philo-
menos Perish. Sl5.900.
Summit Bailey
l44l HaYden
MU. l.6S29 MU. 1888
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REALTORS


Eost Cleveland
s.s-a: CHAMBERS SCHOOL
Show-E. Hayden ureo; S rooms
each suite: 3 rooms und bath on
3rd: garages. Estote. Priced to
sell.
Eddy Rd.
LAKE SHORE. AREA
Brick 4-suiter: good condition:
qos heat: close to tronspoYto-
ton; very reasonable.
Good z-FamilY
EAST 0xvELAND-s-s-2
Lorge living room with fireploce.
modem Kitchens; gos furndces:
garage: excellent condition in.
side and out: close to schools.
shopping ond transportation.
Brick 4.rdmilY
OF E. l52d ST.. on School Ave.
Good income: s rooms each suite:
lorgs kitchens; qos heat.
East Cleveland
Eost Of Hayden. Good Groom
single; finished 3rd; modern
kitchen and bath: new gos fur.
noce: newly pointed: garage.
WM. 7. BYRNE
~ REALfOB
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1885 Hayden MU. l-6l00
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Ldnd Contract


Down payment and terms to suit
purchaser. 3 year old modem
ranch. 3 bedrooms. dining room.
breokfost nook. wood burning
firepluce. G.E. ronqe and oven.
Competing. uttoched garage. Built
for owner and offered at below
cost. $40. 900.
Tinberloke
In this secluded wooded o1eo on
the loke. we ore Offering q mod.
ern 3 year old ronch with 3 bed.
rooms. lz buths. wood-burning
fireplace. gos heat, ottoched 2.
cor gdroqe. covered potio. pic.
ture windows. Close to tronspor.
totion and shopping. Priced at
S26. 300. Owner will consider Of.
fer.
Brick Colonial
In Beverly Hills. brick center
hall colonel. 6 lorge rooms plus
vestibule and enclosed reU
porches; divided basement with
recreation room; 2 fireploces: 2
cor garage. A delightful home
and location. Priced reasonably
at S26.9oo.
S.RedrooSn Brick
NEW. Full dining room plus
breakfast nook. built-in appli.
onces. IN baths. divided buse-
ment: 2-cur garage: in choice
Euclid locotion. Price. S2s. 800.
Courteous. Personolixed
Merchandising
C-P-M Realty Inc.
Reoltor VIII. 1922
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Watch For Our Signs
Vim E
REALTY and INSURANCE
36l45 Vine St.. VIII. 2-4440
DANDY BUNGALOW

OANO1 6UNiALOW
OF Blvd. in Willowick. 8 Yeur
old bungalow with 3 bedrooms.
lovely large kitchen. full base
ment. lh-cdr guroge; close to
transportation. Only SCI. 500.
OUTSTANDING VALUE
Euclid bungalow. featuring large
kitchen. dining room. natural
woodwork thruout: recreation
room. patio; lh-cor garage:
only 4 yeWs old.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Lovely topestrY brick 3 bedroom
bungalow with open stdirwoy.
noturol woodwork thruout: clay
tile bath: divided basement: ulu-
minum storms and screens.
Located behind Shoreogte Shop
ping Center.
DOUBLE
and s on McElhottdn-oH E.
l40th ST. 2 new gos furnoces;
very good condition in and out.
Sle.s00.
YOUR DREAM RANCH
Meodowldne Dr.. in Richmond
Hts. 3 spacious bedrooms. lovely
Competing in living and dining
rooms. wood burning fireplace.
built-in oven and runge. lR
baths. divided basement. double
garage. lorge beautifully land
scuped lot. Owner transferred.
E. M. ROSS
INC. w. l-4200
10051 Lake Shore Blvd.
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Home f Income

Colonnode. nedr Euclid Ave. and
Ivonhoe. 2 bedrooms each suite.
lorger than ordinary living and
dining rooms. ottic on 3rd floor
for storage. 2-cor garage. con-
venient to shopping. churches
transportation.
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WHY PAY RENT

WnI kAI n6sANA
G.I. nothing down. 4 bedroom
bungalow. S77.3l per month.
New furnace. spacious living
room with wood burning fire
place.
LARGE BUNGALOW Sl5.s00
Living room l5x2l. Attractive
kitchen. attached garage. gas
heot. lot 80xl20.
cI ASSUMPTION
$500 down. $50 per month in.
cludes everything. 3 bedroom
colonial. Immaculate condition.
you must see-oct now.
FURNISHED sls.soo
3 bedroom ronch. ideol location
for children. lorge lot. 2k cor
garage. gas heut. 2 Ysors old.
EUCLID BRICK BUNGALOW
See, make offer. owner moving
out OF state. close to schools.
churches and transportation. A
terrific buy.
FINEST QUALITY s22.soo
Brick Ionch. gYacious living room
room with fireplace. expertly
plonned kitchen with built-ins.
2 baths tiled with vonitY. 3 loTge
bedrooms. Competing. 2 cor
attached garage. wosher and
dryer. lot soxl50. 2 yeo1s old.
ExECUTIVE'S-RANCH
Picturesque setting. ~ acre
with wishing well and Bon B Q
pit. 8 moster size bedrooms. Av.
ing room with fireplace. dining
room. loIge modem kitchen.
fomilY room. designed to offoId
q panoramic view from every
room.
SHOREGATE
REALTY
VIII. 4-o170 AN. I-1916
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WilloughbY

New three bedroom ranches.
dining room. appliances in kitch-
en-. full easements. oil improve
ments in and pdid. Priced at
Sl9.500.
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$500

Three bedroom Cope Cod in the
Mentor Midlond Moor oreo hos
been drosticollY reduced in
price for Quick Sale. This home
also lectures living room with
fireplace. dining room. kitchen
with eating ored and enclosed
side porch. full basement. dou-
BILE attached garage and lorge
lot. See this home today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09
Willowiel

New three bedroom runch close
to shopping churches and trons-
portotion. Buil.-in appliances in
kitchen. full easements. Com
pleted price $l9.900.
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Timberluke Lot

100 Fl. front wooded homesite.
neor lake. in ored of finer
homes. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

Eost Of Hayden. Good 6-Yoom
single; finished 3rd; modern
kitchen and bath: new gos fur.
noce; newly pointed: garage.
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4.Yeur.old, Z.EonilY

A brick. 8 bedrooms each. up
6 down. Excellent condition.
good income. nice size lot with
2 car garage. nicely land
scoped, asking only S4l.eoo.
Situoted on Lake Shore Blvd.
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Brick Bungalow
Sl7.500

Excellent condition. coIpeted iv-
ing room. combination kitchen
and dinette. 2 bedrooms on lst.
finished room on End; plenty Of
storage; basement; garage. Con-
venient location.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-09

Brick and frome semi-ronch. At
toched garage. wood burning
fireplace. jr. dining room. 2 bed
rooms and bath on lst; 2 bed
rooms and lovotory up. Many
extros. Excellent condition. Own
or will help tinonce. S23.900.
Evening star., 1960-08-07

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affalr. lou nave aDSOlutciy HO Htcuuoh
of attending Would you say:
q O. PH be delighted to come point
q b. FN call you back later.
(You 'front.', of cOurse.) 2Points
q c. IhaUe another engagement.
(You don't rcaIly.) . . 3Points
q d. No thanks 4PoiHts
score points
z. You have just found $50 on the floor
of a taxicab. The driver asks you what
you picked up. Would you answer:
q q. Nothing . lPoiHs
q b. dropped my hat Tor glOres,
scarf, ,oalIet, etc., 2PoiHts
q c. Some money FU split
it With you . -. . 3POtnts
q d. Money. Let's turn it oUer to
the first policeman 4Poi"ss
score points
.. A friend has just played recording of
some obscure music. You have never
heard the composition before. He asks if
you know the piece. Would you answer:
u 0s kcS, UtC Uste u EtSHt Ost Hec
tip Of my tongue . point
q b. II sounds familiar, but
can't place it -. 2POints
q c. I'm more Interested in your
impression oft. . 3 points
q d. Never heard il before 4 points
seora-- points
q. Your last Job was a relatively minor
one. In applying for new position you
realize this will be drawback. When you
tell about your old job would you say:
q q. IwGs really in charge o fhe
sohoIe operation 49,. point
q b. I Was the boss's right-hand 2 points
q c. Itook The job because they
promised a fast promotion 3 points
q d. My old job wdsn't too iH-
poriant. feel IcouH han
die better position 4PoiHts
score points
O. Your Aunt Martha's annual visit shows
no signs of ending. To get her packing,
would you say:
IL u" f" tccAtIc&S"t5 ossse' 6S~'~S
and need the room point
q b. We haze to paint the guest
room 2 points
q c. The rainy Tor hot or cold
season is due any day nor. 3 points
q d. We LoUe you dearly, but the
UiSt is ouer points
score points
rAE rRUTH ABOUT YOU:
To get your total score, add the
results of both tests.
Test { SeoFe
Test O seoTa-
Tosul seoFa
Use this number to read your Leo
directly off the scoreboard:
42-A8 Your halo is showing; 36-42
Evening star., 1960-08-07
QUIZ, PART %

The rush is over. This second part
of the quiz imposes no time limit.
Read each question carefully and
think before answering. Be brutally
candid with yourself. Remember, you
can always burn the quiz later.
Q. You have just been invited to cock
tail party but suspect it will be very dull
affair. You have absolutely no intention
of attending. Would you say:
q O. PH be delighted to come l point
q b. FN call you back later.
(You 'front.', Of oOurse.) 2Points
q c. Ihase another engagement.
(You don't reaLly.) . 3poiats
q d. No thanks . 4 points
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Cookbook Is Treasury
Of American Recipes

she hired a car and was of
to the countryside interview
ing good cooks for her col
unp In This Week magazine.
She has . dozen irons In the
IRE ct the same time. on
one Of her recipe hunting
trips to Washington she
brought along her school
books, Never one TO waste an
idle moment, she was study
ing navigation with an eye
toward plotting her own
plane. She's en- incredible
person!
Her beat In the course Of
20 years as food editor for
the New York Herald Tribune
and This Week magazine has
taken her everywhere . to
Vermont when the "sap's
up" to Alaska Tor the salmon
run. to New England for 4
clambake, Gecrgia for Q fish
fry, Hawaii for 4 lUau. From
trailer camps to governors
mansions. she has collected
the recipes America likes best.
Not only has she ziszagged
the United States, she has
flown to % foreign countries
to sample their specialties Of
food and drink and brought
the recipes back to her mil
ions Of readers. Once home
the recipes are ell tested for
home use.
Evening star., 1960-12-21

Va cup cocoa
8 cups extra-fine granulated
sugar.
V teaspoon salt
cup milk
8 tablespoons light corn
Sirup
u cup butter or margarine
Ia teaspoons vanilla
ia cups chopped walnuts
Blend cocoa. sugar and salt
in large saucepan. Stir milk
and corn Sirup into mixture.
Cook over low heat, stirring
until sugar dissolves. Wipe
sugar crystals from sides of
pan and cook without STIR
ring to 236 degrees or soft
ball stage. Remove from
heat: add butter and extract
without stirring. Cool to
110 degrees or lukewarm.
Beat until creamy. Add nuts.
Turn at once into buttered
pan. When firm. cut into
squares. Store in alright
container to mellow a day or
two. Makes about Is to 80
pieces or Ia pounds fudge.
Penuche
/ pound light brown sugar
"a cup milk
u teaspoon salt
"a tablespoons butter or
margarine
/ teaspoon vanilla
"a cup chopped Walnuts or
pecanS
Combine sugar, Inilk and
salt in saucepan. Stir. over
moderate heat until sugar
disSolves. Cook without stir
ring until candy reaches 1885,
238 degrees or forms q soft
ball in cold water. Remove
from heat. Add butter. Cool
without stirring to ITO de-
grees or lukewarm. Add ex-
tract and nuts. Beat mix
ture until thick and creamy.
Turn into buttered 9x5-inch
pan. When firm, cut into
ll2-inch squares. Makes "a
pieces.
Divinity
3lz cups extra fine granulated
sugar
! cup light corn sirup
" teaspoon salt
"a cup water
3 egg whites. stiffly beaten
l teaspoon vanilla
Food coloring, optional
Combine sugar, corn sirup.
salt and water. Place over
low heat, stirring constantly
until sugar dissolves. Boil,
without stirring, to 26S de-
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Creamy Walnut Fudge

grees or hard ball stage, Keep
crystals from forming on side
OF pan by wiping with damp
cloth as necessary. Pour hot
sirup in SLOW steady stream
over beaten egg whites, beat
ing constantly. Continue
beating until candy holds
shape when dropped from
spoon. Add extract and mix.
Use coloring to tint any de-
sired pastel color. Drop by
Spoonsfuls onto buttered sur
face. Makes 2 pounds or
about so pieces. Add chopped
nut meats If desired.
Pecan Candies
! egg white
2 tablespoons water
teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons vanilla
2 squares unsweetened choc-
olate, melted
pound (about AZ cups)
confectioners' 10-X pow
dered sugar
Pecan halves
Combine egg white, water,
salt and extract; beat slightly.
Blend with melted chocolate.
Stir sugar into mixture grad
ually. Knead to form a
smooth mixture. Shape into
small candies and press a
pecan half on top Of each.
Place on waxed paper to set.
Store in alright container.
Makes ~ pounds candy or
about IS candies.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
- WHAT'S
- COOKING.

y Fried Oysters Tartar Sauce
Country Style Potatoes Acorn Squash
Cole Slaw Baked Apples
Country Style Potatoes
2 cans Il pound eachl white Dash pepper
potatoes u cup butter or margarine
Y teaspoon basil medium-size onion
n teaspoon salt
Cut drained potatoes into small pieces. Add potatoes
and seasonngs to melted butter In skillet Cook until
potatoes are lightly Drowned stirring occasionally Add
chopped onion and cook few minutes Six servings,
SATURDAY
~ Chill Con cGrns Fluffy Rice
zg. RGw Spinach Salad NY
Eggnog PGTfdit Fruit Cake
Eggn0g Parfat
(SN-ounce) package va Il pound IL ounceS) can
nilla pudding max (not fruit cocktail
4 instantly Rum extract
IA cups commercial eggnog Nutmeg
Prepare pudding as directed except use 2A cups
eggnog in place Of milk Add extract and nutmeg to
taste Cover and chill. Drain fruit cocktail Layer
pudding with fruit cocktail in dessert dishes parfat
glasses topping each dessert with fruit cocktail ana dash
OF nutmeg Serve chilled with Christmas cookies or fruit
cake. Makes six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
GriIled Sandwich

Chunk style peanut butter
spread between slices Of
raisin bread with a thin coat
ing of butter or margarine on
the outside toasts up brown
and beautiful in a sandwich
grill. Serve with a bowl of
Waldorf salad for . satisfy-
Evening star., 1960-12-21
CoIoring Agent
For Frunkfurters

Home economists from
Swift and Co. wrote US this
week concerning the pub
licity in regard to the use Of a
particular coloring agent in
frankfurters. They had this
to say: I'VE think your read
erS should know that Swift'S
premium franks do not con-
tain any coloring agent. nor
do those of other leading
packers, to our knowledge"
". F.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Beun Salad

For an enteresting vegeta-
bic salad toss well-drained,
tender blue lake green beans
with mixed green's, tomato
wedges. radish slices and car
rot curls. Use tart French or
sour cream dressing. Crum-
BILE crisp bacon bits and blue
cheese over each serving.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
If you like good food

~ JOu 4Ahc BOOu 4OOO
and who doesn't Clemen-
tine Paddletord's cookbook
"How America Eats" pub
lished by Charles Scrihner's
Son $4,000. win set your
taste buds tingling. Even II
you're Just an armchair cook, ),
here's Q book you'll read with
relish from cover to cover,
In addition to some 500
recipes culled from files
bulging with over $1,000, Miss
Paddieford tells how she col.
lected them. Washington
readers, for iilstance. viii be
charmed with her thumb
nail sketch on our beloved
Zoo director, the.late Or. wiz
liam NJ, Mann. When Or.
Mann visited foreign countries
he took time out to iIlvestl-
gate the food Of the. land.
He eats Of native dishes
with an observing eye, With
Q curious palate. Invariably
he can guess the ingredients.
Home again, the Doctor tries
reproducing these dishes,
searching foreign shops for
exotic seasoneTs and odd
groceries; then to prepare q
little dinner to amaze his
friends" writes Clementine.
It was at O food editors
conference In New Orleans q
number Of years back that
I first met the indefatigable
Glen. While the rest Of Us
slept until we had Just time
to make the 9 am. breakfast
meeting, Glenn was up before
dawn and out on the Gulf
with the shrimp boats bring
ing In the days catch. An
other time we were on an
assignment together In Kan
kas City, In between sessions
Evening star., 1960-12-21

Packaged in dOily-edged boxes, decorative
tins or inexpensive glass apothecary jars,
candy makes an attractive Iast.minute gift
to neighbors or shut-ins. Or, save these reCi.
pes for those candy-making Sprees the chill.
dren love during the week between holidays.
The recipes were developed and tested by
home economists in the Domino Sugar Bowl
kitchens.
Evening star., 1960-12-21

,~,E. SUNDAY
~, Christmas Dinner
Sptced Tomato Juice
u Roast Duck NTH Apricot Apple Stu6ing
Wild Rice Corn Pudding Relshes
Broccoli NTH HollaRdaise Lemon Sherbet
y Plum Pudding Brandy Sauce Coffee
= Apricst-AppIe stufang
quart tls-ineh) toasted teaspoon salt
bread cubes teaspoon ground ginger
s cup chopped dried tablespoons melted butter
= apricots to pound ready-to-cook
Combine toasted bread cubes, apples aprcots brown
sugar salt ginger water and butter Stun, truss and
roast duck
: MONDAY
= Baked Canadian Bacon Sweet Potatoes
Il Fancy Green Beans Caultfoper
Christmas Cookies
T. Fancy Green Beans
! can q pound cut green l can condensed cream Of
Z 1sa ounces, French tablespoons water chest
1rleo onions nuts, sliced
can g to ounces u cup grated cheddar
mushrooms cheese
Put alternate layers Of drained beans and onions in
water chestnus; pour over beans and onions Sprinkle
cheese on top Bake in moderate (375 degrees)
TUESDAY
\ Lasagne Casserole French Bread
:, Green Salad Fresh Fruit
= Lasagne Casserole
i pound ground beef u pound broad lasagne
teaspoons seasoned salt noodles
cloves garlic crushed "a pound mazzarela cheese.
" teaspoon pepper sliced
J No. az can tomatoes a pound ricotta cheese
! 70 ounce can tomato u cup grated Parmesan
q package spaghetti sauce cheese
mix
Brown meat in deep kettle Add salt. crushed garlic
and pepper Simmer slowly about 10 minutes Add canned
tomatoes. tomato and spaghetti sauce mix Stir
thoroughly; cover and simmer 80 minutes. Meanwhile,
boil noodles in sated water until tender drain and rinse
Pour OF the meat sauce into l2xsx2-inch casserole
Cover sauce with strips Of asagne noodles Arrange slices
Of Mozzaea cheese and spoonfus Of cOtta asagne
Repeat layers ending with meat sauce and top with
Parmesan Bake at $50 degrees for 20 minutes Makes
six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Muffin Meut Louves

Meat loaf mixture, baked
in Inufin tins, saves cooking
time. The individual serving
is . welcome change. Chill
dren will enjoy these individ-
ual loaves.s
Evening star., 1960-12-21

This dessert is meant to impress guests.
WEDNESDAY
Stuffed Pork Chops Baked Potatoes
Rutabagas Waldorf Salad
Holiday Angel To,Der Coffee
Holiday Angel Tower
l large angel food cake Va cup chopped walnut
jar or IA cups mincemeat meats
! g ounce package cream y cup heavy cream
cheese whipped
Slice angel food cake into three horizontal uniform
shces. Meanwhile, blend mincemeat, cheese and
walnuts Spread mincemeat mixture top Of bottom
and middle layers. Put layers together Cover and
e1rlgerae overnight Before serving spread top with
the whipped cream. Makes 10 to IL servings
THURSDAY
shoulder Lamb Roast Crazy Brot0ned Potatoes
Minted Peas Green Goddess Salad
FreSh Pears Blue Cheese Coffee
Green Goddess Salad
Glove garlic teaspoon chopped TARA
tablespoons minced gon leaves
anchoVles " cup dairy
2 tablespoons minced chives ! cup mayonnaise
or green onions tablespoons minced
! tablespoon lemon juice parsley
/ tablespoon tarragon Lettuce romane or other
vinegar salad green's
Mash garlic in bowl add remaining dressing ingre-
dlents and mix we'll Combine coarey romaine and
lettuce and toss with enough dressing coat we'll
with additional salt. If needed. Add shrimp crab or
cmcken for main dish. Makes enough dressing for
IL n IA servings. BY "Vi"
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Individu uoI Louves

Bake meat loaf mixture in
mufIin pans for quick easy
to-serve in ndividual meat
loaves.
Evening star., 1960-12-27

When President Harry Tru-
man created . furore by re-
lieving Gen. Macarthur of
command in Korea, a group of
Norfolk citizens began raising
money for a memorial.
The memorial was to honor
Mary Pinckney Hardy, mother
Of the general. who was born
and reared in the homestead.
Riveredge, on what Is now
South Main street in Berkley.
When contributions fell short
Of their goal, the group turned
to the city council fer help. A
committee was appointed con-
sisting Of the late Crawford
Rodgers. Jesse J. Parkinson
and E. T. Gresham, with the
Mayor as an ex-officio member.
They raised approximately
$25. 900. bought the old Hardy
place and created q brick
walled memorial garden on the
site.
On November Is. 1851. some
four months after his famed
"0ld soldiers never die" speech
before a joint session Of Con-
gresS. Gen. Macarthur came to
Norfolk to officially open the
memorial.
Evening star., 1960-12-27
Girl, 10, Stobs
Futher to Death
In Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Dec. q (AP).-A 10-year-old
girl stabbed her father to death
during a family argument yes
terday, Charlottesville police
said.
Edith Diane Mahanes is being
held for a hearing in Juvenile
Court next week. Her father,
Oscar Mahanes. 40, was stabbed
to death at his home. Mr..
Mahanes. a plasterer. and his
wife had four children.
Police said the girl told them
she did not intend to stab her
father, but only to frighten him.
She said she came at him
during a family argument at
2:30 am. Monday with the
knife. but slipped and the 10
inch blade pierced his heart,
police reported. The girl has
been released in her mothers
custody.
Evening star., 1960-12-27

was arbitrary. capricious, un-
reasonable and discriminatory. +"
With reports in hand, the city
and the railroad went to Rich
mond last May for a hearing.
425-Page Record
After three days Of testi-
mony, the witnesses had filed
a 425-page record. Four days
later the three-man commits
sion handed down a fiat re-
lection Of the railroad appeal.
In the ruling. Mr.. Catterall
noted wryly. IF We were to 60
through the record and select
in each instance the lowest
estimate Of land value and the
highest estimate Of expense. it
would demonstrate that the
value Of the land underlying
Potomac Yards is zero"
Justifying Mr.. Dickinson's
assessment. he said. 1T appears
to US to be impossible for q tax
assessor to assess taxes by at
tempting to make engineering
estimates Of hypothetical i'm
provements. AS a practical mat
ter the only way Mr.. Dickinson
could assess this property was
the way he did assess it,"
The case is expected to get
to the court by June or July.