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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

F-Just say there's holly contested cleo
ton coming up and the issues are clearly
defined and each slate in it's own way is
fighting for honest, progressive, enlighten.
ed government. The teacher will buy that.
D-Okay, Dad But there's one thing that
bothers me. Do you have to vote for one
slate or the other slate?
F-Well :. no I guess you don't have to.
But some people say it's good idea You
know, decide which one is saying the best
things and has the best people on it and
then cast your lot with it.
D-But supposing you know that all of the
states have some good people on it and all
of the states have some people on it who
aren't so good as the others; couldn't you
just vote for the goodies?
F-Well, sure guess, but do you have to
all this for your paper?
D-No, Dad. But the teacher told us to find
out as much as we could about the pri-
mary campaign and write it all up.
F'-Well, that's pretty good assignment,
Suzie.
D-Could you help me with it some, Dad?
F-Look, Suzie. It's late and I had a hard
day at the office and this is really your
job, you know. You just go ahead and
lind out about it.
D-But how Dad?
F-Ask your mother; she went to a meeting
the other night.
d. did, Dad. But she told me to ask you.
F-Wel then, 1 think you had just better say
there's holly contested election coming
up and the issues are clearly defined and
each slate you know, just like told
you minute ago.
D-Okay, Dad. But I'm afraid you haven't
been very much help
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

KensingtOn. Matthias is chair.
man of the "CitiZens for
Tawes' In the county, which,
with the local slate of Omitted
Democrats for Tawes" partici-
pated In arrangements for his
tour.
The Matthias coffee, attended
by some 200 supporters, was fol-
lowed by a luncheon at the
Westwood Inn, where the press
and about 100 guests heard
Towes accuse his opponent for
the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination, George P. Mahoney,
of being afraid to face Mont.
gomery County's voters.
Gov. Tawes also dashed out
at Baltimore political leader
James H. Pollock, who is
backing MahOney, declaring
POllack's opposition TO regu.
latOry savings and loan Iegis-
latiOn is n matter of record.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Astounding Victory

A group of highly-sElled, knowledgeable and far
sighted Montgomery Countans has astounding VIC
tory in Maryland, adding usre to already long line Of
sts" the county has achieved in bringing progress to
the Free State.
Two and one-haf years ago at meeting of the West
ern Suburban Democratic Club member of the group,
Jesse Maury asked that the clubs issues committee study
whether it would be feasible to take legal action to bring
about fairer reapportionment in Maryland.
Up to Them much had been said about the gross in
equities of Maryland ALLEGATION of legislative seats which
enabled rural legislators in the minority to dominate the
General Assembly. But little if any real action with
muscle in it had been taken to correct the situation Rural
lawmakers happily kept voting to deny State voters their
constitutional right to hold convention at which fairer
reapporonment might have been worked out Everybody
bemoaned the existing fact but nobody doing any
thing about it,
Accordingly, a militant group composed nitially of
Western Suburban Democratic Club members Philip Thor
Alfred L. Scanlon Royce Hanson and the then club
president Paul Warnke launched their move to fight
existing inequities in the courts They formed group
known far and wide the Maryland Committee for
Fair Representation.
Maryland was then - and still is but not for much
longer in the grips Of anachronstc system that
gave rural lawmakers ndiculousy disproportionate
strength in the State Senate and the House of Delegates
Each Montgomery County delegate for example, had better
than 10000 constituents while tiny Calvert Contys two
delegates represented only about 1000 people each.
The last reapportionment 1T limited one - in Mary
of the 1940s the rural legislation had succeeded in eez-
ing" the Senate and House memberships there seemed
little hope of breaking the voting lock they had state
affairs.
Also the rural legislators 1910 had enjoyed the
ineqtabe system they created whereby primary winners
chosen not the basis of the popular vote but by
unit vote system under which the counties and Baltimore
City alocated many units" they had in the
Senate and House and the winner required win on
the basis of these unit votes
Today only two and one-half years after the small
group started its fight both nequabe reapporonment
and the unit vote system doomed Fairer reappor
doment is certain to from the forthcoming special
session of the General Assembly result of the Maryland
Court of Appeals ruling the suit brought by the Mary
land Committee for Fair Representation And the Com
mttees decision to bring about quick demise of the unit
system, through the courts equally assured of
cess Maryland had only companion among all of the
states in following the archaic unit SYSTEM Georgia And
court in that state recently struck down the system
there. 1t certain that the Maryland system will
soon meet smar-and weldeserved fate
Montgomery County voters and the people of Mary
land owe this small but potent group large debt The
speed with which they their good fight is hearwam-
ing-and astounding
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Tawes' Visit

Continued from Page One)
brief stop at Democratic State
Central Committee headquar.
tiers across the street, then up
in the hot sun to the County
Building for an unscheduled call
on County Manager Mason A.
Butcher and County Council
president David L. Cahoon.
Cahoon, who is running on an
independent county ticket, greet
ed the governor warmly and
invited him to meet retiring
County Assessor Wilton T.
Allen.
Refrehed by cool drink in
the County Building lobby,
Gov. Tawes moved on to a
coffee at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. Joseph Matthias in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

farmed for him-pays an an
nual tax on the tract of 1920
instead of $1,000.
In January 1860 the original
law was declared unconstitu-
tional because it granted tax
benefits to a special group
without serving any public
purpose. A new farm tax law
with a stated public purpose
was promptly passed and APP
proved by the voters in the
fall of 1860. This law states:
The General Assembly
hereby declares IL to be i'm
the general public interest
that farming be fOstered and
encouraged in order to MAIN
tain readily available
source Of food and dairy pro-
ducts close to the metropOI.
itan areas of the state, to en-.
courage the preservation of
open space as an amenity
necessary to human welfare
and happiness, and to pre-
vent the forced conversion of
such open space to more in
tensive uses as a result of
economic pressures caused
by the assessment of land at
a rate Incompatible with the
practical use of such land
for farming"
The law adds that the State
Department of Assessments
shall establish criteria for the
purpose of determining wheth-
er lands which appear to be
actively devoted to farm use
are in fact bona.fide farms.
and that one of these criteria
shall be the coming applicable
to the land"
The coming requirement is
the only one mentioned which
acts to preserve open space,
Yet while % criteria were de-
veloped to determine whether
or not the land was being act
lively devoted to agriculture,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Low DaY' Note

Equal Justice Under Law"
this is what Law Day-U.S.A.
should mean to us as Amer
lean Citizens. These words are
inscribed in stone over the
entrance to the building which
houses the Supreme Court of
the United States. The phrase
has deep meaning, for it lives
in the hearts and minds of our
people.
Every day in court rooms
over the United States citizens
are made aware of the fact
that the principles contained
in our Constitution are being
protected and exercised in a
very practical manner. These
people are daily placing their
lives and liberties in the hands
of juries and judges.
Our great judicial system
operating under the law
breathes life into our Constitu-
ton, a matchless system of
fundamental law.
The strength of our nation
lies in its diversity of people,
who, possessing a common
goal, are dedicated to personal
liberty and personal security
under law - a goal without
which a free government is
impossible and personal liber-
ty mockery.
A rededication by all Amer
leans on LAW Day" to the
principle of Equal Justice
Under Law" will enable us to
forever extend to the world
the invitation so beautifully
expressed by Emma Lazarus:
"Give me your tired, your
poor, your huddled masses
yearning to be free, the
wretched refuse of your
teeming shore. Send these,
the homeless, tempest-tost to
me. 1 lift my lamp beside
the golden door,"
Kathryn ]. Shook
Judge, Montgomery
County Circuit Court
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
We're Growing : Fast!

The Sentinel is growing getting bigger and
better at fast clp
We predict you'll be surprised at how quickly the
Sentinel expands and how effectively we will be able
to the business and residential community of
Montgomery County.
New features are being added rapidly This week.
for example in addition to all of the interesting polt-
ca and other news, offering Sentinel readers
listing OF births deaths and marriage licenses the
educational TV schedule, new food column on the
womens pages, two pages of lively sports news, a
vigorous editorial page with a nationally famous
cartoonist.
Be sure to read the Sentinel regularly and watch
us grow!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

He referred 70 a court suit
which he said was filed in Pol
lacks name, which sought to
have the legislation made in
operative.
A crowded reception at the
Silver Spring Elks Club was
next on Gov. Tawes agenda -
again attended by local support
ers and political hopefuls.
Dinner and two evening re-
ceptions rounded out the COVER
nor's full day.
1t had been a day in which
he finally brought his campaign
to politically distraught Mont
gomery County, the last of
Maryland's % counties on his
itinerary.
- And a day from which his
local supporters derived new
hope for his victory May Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Letters To The Sentinel
The Public Forum

Letters of up to $50
words are welcomed by
the Sentinel. We may not
be able to find space for
longer ones. Pen names
may be used if the writer
Identifies himself and lists
his address. Letters should
deal with public issues and
questions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

neither the law, nor the Gen.
eral Assembly, nor the County
Council, nor the Planning
Board, nor the State or County
Assessors have ever indicated
what coming lot size should be
considered adequate to achieve
the public purpose of the law.
The result has been that the
farmers, while ardently sup.
porting the preferential assess
ment to hold their taxes down,
have bitterly opposed agricul-
tural coming on the grounds
that it would prevent them
from subdividing into half acre
lots.
Here then, is an issue upon
which each candidate might be
asked to take an unequivocal
position: should the County
and-or the State require that
land which is assessed at it's
agricultural value under the
preferential farm assessment
law be Zoned either for agri-
cultural or low density resi-
dental use, and if such land
is subsequently rezoned for
more intense and profitable
use, should its owners be re-
quired to pay the back taxes
previously saved due to the
preferential assessment?
Harold A. Knapp, Jr.
Evening star., 1962-12-09

HERE ARE LITTLE CHESS PIES, picture
pretty, fresh and fruity, packed with temp
tatiOn for the holidays. These are chess
pies combined with apple - the recipe
originating in the Apple Pantry which
develops new recipes for the apple growers
Of Washington State. 1t is their own golden
delicious or winesap varieties they suggest
for using, but any good "aPple-pie apple"
will do as well.
Early fall we used a chess pie recipe
from Mrs. William Hardy Hill Of Hilo,
Hawaii. She had it from her Virginia
mother. An excellent pie but no fruity
addition. Since the recipe appeared several
readers have written to ask chess pies orr
gin. And what does the name mean?
The pie is descended from the historic
chess Tor cheese) pie which in turn de-
scended from the English cheese cake of
ancient lineage. These cakes were made
with warm milk, with rennet stirred in,
with egg yOlks and butter; there might be
nuts and other "6xings."
Evening star., 1962-12-09

In the old South the cheese cakes
became chess pies. In the handwritten
coOkbOOks Of the time, somehow the word
cheese frequently was written as Chess"
Also in that day the words cake and pie
were more or less interchangeable.
This information have from my late
friend, Bob Brown, cookbook writer, who
had researched chess pies background.
He told me that in New England, too,
cooks were careless in alternating the words
pie and cake in their recipes. One example
is the Boston Cream Pie which is actu-
ally cake with custard between the layers.
The Southern Negro cooks were in
trePid as to changing recipes. They liked
doing things in their own way. They began
emitting the curds, or cottage cheese, in
the pies and adding instead more butter to
give the richness. But the name Chess Pie
lived on.
Also pies became varied as to the
added "6Gings." Anything the cook had at
hand or thought to put in was used. Some
Evening star., 1962-12-09

of these pies were crunchy with nuts,
others were made sweet as cake with pre-
serves.
Preserved cherries, quartered, were a
popular addition and a few old recipes
call for grated apple. Some pies were
topped with meringue, others were latticed
with citrOn strips.
In early days chess pies were almost a
must as the sweet endings at the big bar
becues. They were made tart style like
these apple chess pies, but smaller to be
Evening star., 1962-12-09
APpIes Make Tempting

Here's VOriGfiOn on Gn OEGI-fime dessert
JGVOrife. Apples, NUTS and spices add up 10 these
miniature pies with the tang Of the season
BY CLEANENTINE PADDLEFORD This ",
Evening star., 1962-12-09
Oh my
aching
back!

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bladder irritation may follow wrong food
comfortable feeling.
Doan's Pills work fast in 8 ways; /. a
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diuretic action tending TO increase kid
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happy relief Get DOan's Pills. For con-
venienee. buy the large size.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
ANYWHERE

In the State of Nd, WIZ. e-63O1
In the State Of Va, IA. 4-330l
Evening star., 1962-04-19

TARA AREA-No harm in wanting
the best so why not call US to see
this charming Colonial: featuring
nice large rooms, including rec.
rm.. separate dining rm., all new
kitchen. Ia baths. built-in ga
a beautifully wooded lot. Call US,
now, this one going today at
S24,750.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
a HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
FALLS CHURCH - contem. Naval

FALLS CHURCH - Contem. Naval
Officer. 3 bedrms-. 2 baths, 2 FIRE
pls.. rec. rm-. clean. nice I'd.
trees. patio. much storage. blk.
school. pool. S2l. 500. JE. 1885.
FOUR-BEDROOM. 2ls-BATH home
in Lyon Village Of North Arlington.
so convenient to Clarendon, Priced
at the FHA appraisal Of S22,50O.
This Immaculate home can be
pure hased for ONLY $1,000
DOWN! Featuring sparkling new
ULTRA-MODERN KITCHEN, this
delightful older home has gracious
liv. rm. with fireplace. large sep
arate dining I'M. and enclosed
porch. Ample play area and
workshop space in the FULL
BASEMENT, hot-water heat. DE-
TACHED GARAGE. level, fenced
lot. PARKER, SMITH g. DONNElL,
IA. 7-6I6l. IA. 7-SSl7.
FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 full baths In
this long and low Springfield ram
bier. Fireplace. large kitchen with
eating space, carport. Everything
in excellent condition. S1S,500.
Immediate occupancy.
Evening star., 1962-04-19

SOFT ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH
DRIVEN. Building and equip
ment for sale. Good lease. Located
In shopping center, Lanham, Nd.
See OWNER at store.
WORKING PARTNER-S15,OOO re-
quired. Sales ability retail furni-
ture. Washington area. Box SCR,
Evening star., 1962-04-19
: FAIRFAX TOWNE

3 3spedrm. rambler, set on a honey
OF a fenced level wooded lot, this
Immaculate rambler. carrying a
S16,500, 4l29o aSsumable loan fea-
lures: equipped kitchen, orm
dining rm. and spacious living rm.,
nj ly finished play room, 212
baths, and gara age. Extra are:
wsll-to-wan carpeting, drapeS and
an air conditioner. Priced S22,-
500. Will also sell FILA. To see
call
Evening star., 1962-04-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE
(coNTINUED)

CHEVROLET '6e heavy duty tan
dem. Truck can be seen ct Jet
Stream ESQ Service Station.
Herndon Juetion on Rt. q. For
Information phone 437-3O5l,
Herndon.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
shannon & LuchS

REALTORS SINCE 1905
ECONOMY - Sparkling
o;eaIreS,I Giean cape 1;, Coz with "a a gorgeous
I'm. with firepl.. formal din. rm..
cheerful kitchen, 3 large bedrms.,
Ia baths. loads of closets, full
bSmt.. huge screened porch, level,
fenced lot with towering trees.
Walk to schools and bus. ST.
$50. PARKER, SMITH g. DON
NELL, REALTORS, JE. 4-22SS.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
SHIRLINGTON AREA
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

ALEX. SHOPPING CENTER-single
or double, approx LOO 50. IT.
each. Avail. for wholesale, retail
or office use. Rent at S125 mo.
per unit. Call OV. 3-20S2.
BaileyS X-7 Corners Area
STORE in Culmore shopping center
on Rte. z betw. Baileys Cross
roads and Seven Corners, Va. Air
cond. 15x60, only $3.50 per mo.
Avail: soon. In very busy and de-
Yeloping area.
Also space with rear entrance.
20X40. S150 per mo.
CULMORE REALTY co.
JE. 4-6650 EN-. 2-4626
Evening star., 1962-04-19

RESTAURANT-vic. 14th and Irv-
ing SITS. n.w.-S0eo carryout busi-
ness; low dn. payment for respon-
sihle persnn Call 66R.RQ2d
Evening star., 1962-04-19
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
CLOsE-IN GROUND. II you have
a small estate or parcel of ground
suitable for subdividing into lots,
anywhere in Montgomery Co.
! will make the top offer. Get my
figure before selling. OIL, 2-7559;
eyes. OIL, R-R51O.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
SINCLAIR

Needs an above average
dealer to operate q 1st-class
modern 3-bay station e
yrs. old). This station is To-
Gated on the D. C.-Md. line
at New Hampshire and East
ern aveS. ne. High gallonage
and mechanical trade in
sures q high profit. Mod
crate capital investment re-
quired. For information con-
tact MR.. P. H. MORELAND
at La. $4,000 or ewes. HE.
1-0569.
Evening star., 1962-04-19

SPLIT-F0YER ELEGANCE Pres
tige Of Mclean, enhances this
lovely CENTRALLY AIR-CONDI-
TONED BRICK HOME. Less than
1 year old and contains 4 huge
bedrooms. 8 baths, dining room,
large modern kitchen with eating
space, 29-ft. rec. room. Features
center-han entrance. patio, inter-
com. etc. Spotless condition and
priced realistically at S33, $50,
Flexible down payment. Excellent
children's area. Don't fail to see
9IANT1TioN ilS REALTY, JE. 4-7oOO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRICK
RAMBLER with csrport and patio
on attractively Handicapped lot.
S17,500 FLA. $500 down. For
full details call NOW, 8 til 8.
TRADE UP with
MONROE
80. 5-e10O REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
fcONIINIIEnN

BRICK CAPE COD in Arlington on
quiet street l block from bus.
Perfect for working couple OF
small family. twin bedrms. on
1st noor. permanent stairs 10 ex-
pandable attic. Full basement.
Reasonably priced at SIS. 300.
EHA or conventional financing.
ia 4-130O. BROYHILL & SONS.
1900 Lee hwy.
SROYHILL PARK = 3 bedrms. =.
brick rambler, . baths, fireplace.
rec. rm.s carport, fenced back
yard. By OWNER, JE. 3-2943.
CAPE COD-Not in Massachusetts,
but in Sleepy Hollow. This lovely
3-bedrm. home on beautiful "a
acre lot has dozens of shrubs and
flowers. Assume $4,000, 5h4ec
loan at SLY per mo. p.itt., or
work out your own terms with the
ogner. Call HU. l-9l0O, BAR
CROFT REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY
CHARLES co. Md

CHARLES CO., MD.
Rte. 8, Nanjemoy, 35 miles from
D. c., Is miles from La Plata, 2
acres with 2 houses, l. 8 bedrooms
and bath and l, 2 bedrooms and
bath both rented. Also detached
garage with 1-room apt. S24 500.
Ewes. Mrs. Miller, WO. 6-31S4.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST, YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
GAINESVILLE, va, AREA 12s-
acres land. Lovely new 3-bedrm.
frame home. Dashboard hot-water
heat. Room for garden, etc. Easy
committing distance to D. C. Only
S12,950. Small down payment,
terms on balance. FLORANCE
REALTY CO., Haymarket, Va,
HISTORIC MANSION
In perfect condition. Outstanding
Robert Adams period. Beautiful
grounds of s acres. Will sacrifice
SIS. Will take back I'd trust.
20 mi. from D. C. nr. lge. city. If
desired. farm land with complete
barn, Silo and dairy equipment
can be purchased for an addition
al S65. 900. Principals only. Box
12-R. Star.
ROUTE z, Va, for rent, lovely mod
ern 7-rm.- home with barns and
Ga 3NV10 1A q
Evening star., 1962-04-19
MARUMSCO
$1,000

4N4141C y 1V1OOO
SALES CORP.
A GEM!-NICE LITTLE 2-BEDRM
HOME WITH FULL BSMT.: LGE.
A-ACRE LOT. REDECORATED
FOR IMMEDIATE USE. LOCATED
g MILES SOUTH OF FAIRFAX
CITY IN A GOOD NEIGHBOR-
HOOD; ONLY S13.500 WITH
PER MONTH. THIS WON'T
LAST CALL DUTCH sHAFER
REALTOR, CIR. 3-2674,
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Miller Real Estate Co.
FALLS CHURCH
Number, Please!

ONE" beautiful brand-new con-
temporary split-leYel on large
TWO" full de luxe baths.
THREE" big bedrms. with huge
"SSoUR';. times as easy to. buy as
plheE houses S5g2e9 on dsrn ts maTks tnfs cash
Is all you need to move in Tin
cmding closing costs.
SIX" appliances in fabulous kitch-
en- with large eating space twall-
oven, tabletop range, refrigerator,
diShwasher, disposal and exhaust
SEVEN a lucky number!
exciting. new split-level with its
yauited ceiling and separate bal
mo. Including taxes and insur-
SReel Just dial the, LUCKY
We'll be happy to show you the
POMPONIO REALTY
221s Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-556l
FIRST TINE OFFERED. Mclean
4 bedrooms. 3 full baths. 4-level
split, featuring desirable center
hall entrance, modern fully equip.
Htchen. beamed ceiling in living
m. and din. rm., nice rec. rm.
with sliding glass doors to patio
and fenced rear yard. St. Johns
Parish. Must be seen to appreci-
ate its value, at the terrific price
Of S26,950. Don't wait. Dial
now. ia. $4,000. -
HOMES
REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-04-19
HISTORIC MANSION

ROUTE z, Va, for rent, lovely mod
farming facilities. RE. 1851.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
768-0700

COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Play golf
at home in your own beautiful
pool. Stunning 3-bedrm. Western
rancher with large patio, opening
70 rear yard pool All-electric GE
Kitchen. bright. full basement.
Pretty yard and many extras,
priced at only S26.5O0. Pick this
up today by assuming an attrac-
1--WE 4l2fo GI loan. Call JE. 4
9000.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
LAKE BANCROFT
LAKE. RARCROFT

LANE bhhChOr
Most attrac., spacious,
Williamsburg-style, s.
bedrm., 4-bath brick
Cape Cod. Rec. rm.
with stone hearth.
Attached garage. Cor
geouS view. Immed.
occup. Call HU. l.
27ll to inspect, and
submit your offer.
Asking S46,500. NED
O'REnLLY CO., INC.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
0ONo, 3OUU Lee ivy.
IYE CATCHING SPLIT LEVEL
Ul-lIIt-IISL DUy. OdII ia, O-HfUU.
HOMES
REALTORS

bedrms.. l bath, liv.
rm. with firepl., oil hot-water
heat. screened porch. full bsmt.,
ts-acre lot nicely Handicapped, ap-
praised FHA Sl9.500. 5000 down
plus settlement costs. MRS. VIM.
4. LAUGHLIN. REALTOR. Nc
kArman Ell R-3441
Evening star., 1962-04-19

WE CHALLENGE anyone to show
you q better buy in q 3-bedroom
rambler. Paneled recreation room
with bar. 22-ft. paneled Florida
room off living room. GE kitchen,
carport.. Plenty of storage. Easily
financed on FILA terms. S22, $50.
EDWARD 51oo R. BRIGGS. Realtor.