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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

noted that an application has
been sent TO the Corps of Eli
sineerS. seeking aid in this
project. He expressed hope that
the Corps would help. No datc
was given by the speaker when
the project might be started.
President Charlie Scott read
= note of thinks from Miss
Earline Wilson after the pro-
gram was given. Miss Wilson
received Si0O scholarship
from the Rotary Club. She cx-
poets To attend Appalachian
State Teachers College in
Boone this fall.
The meeting was then adj
jcurncd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

rational debt has risen To new
Heights Congress is being ask
Cd 10 raise the debt ceiling to
S308 billions in response to de-
iICitS which are running at
nearly So billion for the fiscal
year ending June Both. Cold
reserves which stood at S2i
billion a: the inception OF Ike
Marshall Plan have dropped to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

may De an increasing realiza-
ton which has affected ;he
public and the Senate tina;
events have changed and
changed drastically since A
rr,crica embarked on the aid
Program with the Marshal
Plan. Europe has recovered &C.
onomicAlly from the war. Its
nations have become strong
competitors in the world mar
ket. The same is true OF ia
pan.
DANGER SIGNALS - Our
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20
Agriculture
in
Action
- WALLACE parker

~. z. tHSD Doneoo Fo6eeAtio0
On June 1922 turkey pro-
dUcers will vote on the propos-
co turkey marketing order.
There are several things that
make this referendum differ
ent from those conducted in
the past.
In the first place, il the pro-
posed order is approved it will
be the first nationwide order
ever approved for any COM
modify and it will be the first
federal order Of this type ap-
piled to animal agriculture
Perhaps the most striking
difference between this refer
endum and others is that the
small producer will have no
voice in deciding on whether
the referendum is approved or
not. II a farmer did not pro-
ouce in excess of $500 pounds
OF turkey Approximately 200
tirds) in 1861 he will be in
eligible to vote. However, his
production in future years will
be tied 10 his production hist
Org at the time of the refer
endum.
In North Carolina where
turkey production amounts 20
So million annually. it has been
estimated that IS per cent of
the turkey growers would be
exempt from the provisions OF
the proposed order except that
they could not expand their
operations beyond $500 pounds
Of annual turkey production
without consent of the l9-man
committee that will administer
the order.
The exempt producer will
have the door TO opportunity
closed in his fact. He is denied
the right to vote on an order
that, will prevent him from
expanding his turkey operation
a bis larger competitors have
already done. Most of the
growers who now produce
thousands of turkeys started
with fewer than 200 turkeys.
Even those small producers
eligible to vote may, in fact,
have a small voice in dcterln-
ming the outcome of the refer
endum. The Secretary OF Ayr
iculture has the authority TO
approve the order on a number
or volume basis. Approval by
al least two-thirdS OF those
voting either oy number ,or
producers OF by volume OF pro-
cuction; is required for the
marketing order to be made
effective. On volume vote. 4
producer who has 100 thouS-
and-pound turkey base will
have four times as many votes
rs the man with a % thousand
pound turkey base.
Bloc voting is another one IF
the procedures in which farm
crS have expressed concern.
COOperdtiveS can vote for their
producer members. Fear has
been expressed that the lead
erShip in the co-opS may vote
without giving the producers
in the co-ops an opportunity TO
-'>nrcsS their feeling on the
referendum
Many farmers have express
ed desire to vote by secret
ballot. Under the referendum
procedures each producer vot-
ing must sign his name on the
envelope containing his mark
cd ballot.
Nationwide marketing ord
ers for turkeys and turkey hat
ching eggs were authorized I'M
Ger amended enablin. lcgisla-
ton in 1861. The original leg
iSlation became law in the
1905.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

three the end OF Lake Griffin He
was using large sinners three bass that after
about hour and half weighed three ana
half five and pounds That by itself
cno,eb TO CROW about he tried
again bass had seen II meaS'
ed exactly IL Pictured
in the Cook with his big catch Needless 10
he the he was having Inc
Florida fishing rodeo and acadH
axidcrm the big bass to hang on Doc Office
wall
All five of families down LcesburS last week
RiShing Resort OF the bcs'
we're
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

If any hunters around here can top these 'truc'
StoeS. let know. Fishermen vii lhavc I" bring
proof because everybody knows that they only tell
of the big that got away.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

HOW TO APPREHEND
Take advantage of BcSsic'S penn
pinching. tell her about our
low-cost 81 bank rate on new
auto loans.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

Don't follow any advice, no
matter how good, until you
feel as deeply in your spirit as
you think in your mind that
the counsel is wise.
David Seabury
The future is no more un-
certain than the present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

We give advice by the buck
ct. but take il by the grain.
w. r. Alger
When man seeks your ad-
vice he generally wants your
praise.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20

Nationwide marketing ord
ers for turkeys and turkey hat
ching eggs were authorized I'M
Ger amended enablin. lcgisla-
ton in 1861. The original leg
iSlation became law in the
1905.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Has tight grip on husband and
pocket book: wants new car
but says the budget can't stand
il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

Because You Love Yourself,
Reducing in Bed, Eating in
the Bathtub, and Poleaxers.
Each chapter as we'll as each
recipe is cleverly illustrated
which adds to the humor of
the book. Here's a cookbook
with a new approach that
will delight the collector on
your Christmas list.
Describing the final recipe
in the book titled Ether,
the author comments, II can
not believe the occasion
would arise when any of the
preceding recipes should fail
to put you to sleep, but If
you have doubts, back them
up by this dessert. I doubt
you'll be awake long enough
to eat it, and I don't know
how 1t tastes for breakfast,
but it is good"
The recipe, which is very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

barbecued specialties. There
are plenty Of down-to-earth
recipes to spark your menus
when you settle down after
the holiday fling. "Molasses
Classics for Modern Cooks"
is yours for the asking. Ad-
dress your requests to
Grandma's Recipes, Dept.
NC, Box 33, Wall Street Sta
ton, New York 3, NY.
Fun Cookbook
THE Eating in Bed Cook
book, by Barbara Ninde By
field. published by the Mac
MILAN Co. ($3.95) is an en-
PERTAINING book, written in
off-beat style but does con-
tain some practical recipes
for the creative cook.
The book is divided into
six chapters with such anus
ing headings as Converse
tionalists, CONSIDERS, Just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

crops too, damaging thou
sands of acres of peppers,
celery, eggplant. tomatoes.
beans and sweet corn. The
best buys for the week end
are red sweet potatoes, Maine
russets, celery and broccoli
plus such root vegetables as
carrots and rutabagas.
New Booklet
Molasses. one Of our ira
ditional foods, is the subject
for a new booklet titled mo
lasses Classics for Modern
Cooks" American cooks Of
every generation have relied
on this sweetener to make
such old favorites as baked
beans, gingerbread, taffy,
etc. Over 10 recipes are in
cluded in this 35-page book
let, ranging from appetizers
to pies, buildings, candies and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

simple, calls for lining a
sherbet dish with crumbled
macaroons, sprinkled with a
very good brandy. On top of
the macaroons, place a we'll
drained stewed pear half;
cover it we'll with sour cream,
favored with more brandy.
Serve very cold.
Mrs. Byfield is the mother
of two children and lists her
present occupation as house,
wife and artist. She did the
line drawings used to illus
trate her book. The Byfields
live in an 18th century farm
house in Manhattan which
they renovated two years
ago. She says her two chill
dren eat in bed and get q
lot of peanut butter on the
bedposts." ". F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
BASKET
Vegetables
Freeze
In Florida
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page c.
cranberries and apples. And
word comes from California
that supplies of winter avo-
cados are on the increase.
The crop, retarded by UNI
favorable weather earlier in
the season, has taken a big
Jump forward and plentiful
amounts are now coming to
market.
The same freeze took its
toll of the Florida vegetable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Spectacular Desserts
Belong to Christmas

ing flour. Grease a 61a-inch
tube cake pan well and
sprinkle thoroughly with dry
bread crumbs. Fill with bat
ter. Let rise in a warm place
$50 to IS degrees) until
reaches the top of the pan,
| hour.
Bake In a preheated hot
oven 400 degrees) rs min
utes or until Drowned. While
cake is baking, place the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

naming "a cup sugar and
the u cup water in a small
saucepan. Mix we'll and bring
to boiling point. Cook 2 to
3 minutes. Remove from
heat and stir in Cointreau.
Remove cake from oven. Let
stand in pan 5 minutes. Turn
out onto a serving plate and
spoon Cointreau strip over
the sauce. Serve warm or
cold. Yield: One cake.
(Bell Syndicate Featured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20
Boxing Tip

Don't throw away those
bits Of candied fruit left over
from holiday baking. Use
them to bake bright mullins.
Stir the chopped fruit In with
the dry ingredients. then mix
and bake as your recipe d.
reefs.
, 1962-12-18
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
(ContiUued)

(At this point, Senator Frits Lawaetzl left the Cham
bers headed for his office
Mr.. OTTLEY: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Ottley.
, 1962-12-18

@M f4 HMa#M#M@ &A@ @@84@s
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Ottley.
Mr.. OTTLEY: Mr.. President, / notice that Senator
Lowaetz is not present. Since I should ike to- have all
members present recorded on this question, / suggest
a Wo-minute recess until the Senator returns.
TIL PRESIDENT: AL right, without objection, /
will call a tWO-nlnute recess.
RECESSED AT 323P.M.
REsUMING FORMAL SESSION AT 3:35 PM.
THE PRESIDENT: The Legislature of the Virgin
Islands is hereby reconvened in formal session. Since
members have requested a tull roll call on TINS question,
the Chair would ike to delay the roll call vote at this
time, ii there are no objections, until later on today.
May I hear the motion at this time, Mr.. Brown Execu-
tive Secretary? Will you read it now for the record,
please?
MR.. ALEXANDER: MI. President.
III PRESIDENT: Senator Alexander.
MR.. ALEXANDER: Mr.. President, | think these
motions snould reany be put IN writing, so that there be-
no MISUNDERSTANDING. | think that Senator Ottley made
an amendment to the original motion to request ana,
accept because / 90 not believe he Monsanto has
tenuered his reslgnatlon, and I think that's in order.
THE PRESIDENT: / think that the language that
Senator Alexander has offered has made the motion
more clear. Will you read the motion as amended now?
That the President Of the Legislature write a letter
to the Governor asking MN TO request and accept
Ell OF Pubnc Safety.
NH. LAWAEIZ. Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Lawaetz.
MR.. LAWAETZ: Mr.. President, | would go along
with a motion requesting the Governor to send down
the name OF the Commissioner lMonsanCo) for recontlrm-s
alton. But | don't believe that the Legislative Body
should request a member of the Governors executive
starr to be dismissed or ask that he resign. / THINK that
we all IN this Legislature, with everyone of US present,
confirmed Mr.. MonSanto. And if we are not satisfied
Win MS performance at this time, and since we have a
new Governor, | think it would be proper to ask the
Governor to send his name down for confirmation as he
dld with all Of the other Commissioners. But / believe
for the Legislature to ask the Governor to ask one of his
top men to send in his resignation is out of order. /
believe we can request him to send his name down for
ontlAaaton as he did with all of the others to show
the good faith of the Legislature.
H PRESIDENT: You are asking that the Govern
or express confidence in Mr.. Monsanto Wnen he has not
done so for the past months, by sending his name here?
, 1962-12-18

Mr.. Monsanto. He has failed to show any confidence in
Mr.. Monsanto, due to the fact that he has not yet sub
mitted his name to the Legislature in all its several
sessions.
! Do we have any further unreadiness?
The Chair hears none, we will have the roll call
vote at this time.
QUESTION
That the President of the Legislature write a letter
to the Governor asking him to request and accept the
resignation of Jack M. Monsanto as Commissioner Of
,Public Safetvn ~
, 1962-12-18

-
!ingly correspondence will be forwarded to the Govern
1or IN accordance with the language of the motion.
think. that the Administration, if I remember a
ipress release | saw some time ago correcIly, mas all 81
Ae res1gnaIons OF the Commissioners on the Governors
desk. And it is just a question OF accepting those reslg.
gnarlons, ii necessary.
Do we have any futheE privileges of the floor?
MR. ALEXANDER: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Alexander.
Mr. ALEXANDER: Mr.. President, / hope to get a
copy OF the letter Wnlcn was read a lew minutes ago
concerning TIE peGuon maze regarding Jne navy vessels
coming TO the 1sIand or ST. Crolx. InlS mas peen a ques-
ZION Tor many, many years. And | recall very v1vldly
LnySeH Wnen | was rreSldent OF the st. Crolx Chamber
OF that question came up several times
before me Wnle was PRESIDENT, and we had quite some
opposltlon on the part OF the operators OF the hotels on
the Island. There were not as many tnotels) as there are
p,uay. AND the reasons they gave at the time was the
slact that these sailors WouIo Iecome4 OBNOXIOUS; they
would get drunk, and then cause a lot OF damage, and
steal TIE property, ana play ali Kinds OF pranks.
But I have always regarded it IN another light. In
my opinion, if the Navy comes into q community, like
sue virgin islands = St. Thomas and St. Croix in parti-
GUAR . / t1nd that they contribute a great deal to the
economic welfare OF the community. In my opinion, they
~ so even more than the tourists that come here. These
fellows come ashore; they are good spenders, and they
Aeave more money IN the communit IN comparison to
what the tourist does. And I think that we should either
communicate with the Navy or the Executive to find
out why Navy men are not permitted to come into St
Crolx in numbers as large as in past years. know that
a good deal of people Ike 10 see them come there, be.
cause they are good spenderS and they can add a great
Continued on page 81
Evening star., 1962-04-20

UNIVERSITY PARK-Best Colonial
twin bedrms., 2 full, 2 half baths,
bSmt., maids rm., $27,500.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE 1-a6OO HA. 0-Q2eO
Evening star., 1962-04-20
AAAN~ Ns -
EXCLUSIVE
RIVERCREST AREA

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL,
BEST LOCATED HOMES IN THE
WASHINGTON AREA - Spacious
4-bedrms., 3 baths, jalousied lanai.
rec. rm., gear garage. Quality
appts. and extras. Large lot, bus
service and easy access to schools
and Washington area. S46.500.
by OWNER, ia. 7-6409.
ARLINGTON, NORTH, Seven Cor
ners area-4-bedrm. rambler with
rec. room, separate dining room
$23, 900. jE. 2-3230.
ARLINGTON, S.-3 b.r. 3 min.
Pentagon. Spacious l.r., dr., new
kit, air cond.. bsmt., garage, shop.
OWNER. S21,50O. 6S4-4297:
ARLINGTON = A REAL TREAT.
This brick Colonial located In
close-in location. Features pretty
liv. rm. w/firepl.. 8 bedrms., kit
w/like-new equipment. paneled
rec. rm.. full bsmt, and large lot,
Convenient to Westover. Sl9, 800.
HOLLEY REALTY
61s3 Lee Hwy Arl. KE. s-63oO
Evening star., 1962-04-20

LANDOVER HILLS-3-bedrm. Co.
loniai; full bsmt.; . lot Of house
schools, churches, shops. S14,bO0.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

ANNANDALVS-bedrm.. IN-bath
brk. rambler, din. rm., living rm
with firepl.. central air cond., fin
ished bsnt. with den, rec. room
and playroom, lots Of closets. 12N
18 screened patio, fenced back
yard. $24,650. Call CL. 6-6S90.
ARL.. N.-S2O,OOO. 4 bedrms., III
baths. liv. rm., firepl., din. rm.,
equip. kit. oil h.-w.h., Gear ga
rage. In as-is condition. Potential
commercial or Industrial. Terms
LUCILLE COOK, Realtor, JE. 2
2OSO II O-4RR4
Evening star., 1962-04-20
BREN MAR PARK, $18,90O

SsA~A@S . ~@AS4@t VAoJoSN
Transfer requires quick sale Of at.
tractive brk. split-level. 8 bedrmS
la baths, recreation and utility
rms. Wall-to-wan carpets. Re.
Gently redecorated. Conv. to Pen.
tagon, Belvoir and Atlantic Re-
search. M. schools and shopping
ssii ASiu9SSlf oMaER ~ Ff' 4Nanha i9sni To see
BRICK CAPE COD in Arlington or
quiet street 1 block from bus
Perfect for working couple OF
small family. 2 twin bedrms. on
1st floor. permanent stairs to ex-
pandable attic: Full basement
Reasonably priced at S1S.500
FLA or conventional financing
IA: 4-1300. BROYHILL g. SONS,
BROYHILL PARK : 8 bedrms.. :.
brick rambler, 2 baths, fireplace.
rec. rm., carport, fenced back
yard. By OWNER, JE. 3-2943.
BY OWNER, n. SPRINGFIELD q
8 bedrms.. Ia baths, liv. rm.,
firepl.. din. rm., rec: rm., gar,
equip. kit. Assume S17.521 434es
GI. Immediate poss. CT. 6-6524
CIA AND ARMY MAP SPECIAL
within close committing. Almost
new 3-bedrm. rambler, neat as q
pin, with radiant hot-water heat
eating space in kitchen and sep
arate dining space. Large bearing
pecan and English walnut trees
In 3 large fenced yard. Huge loan
that can be assumed. Payments
less than rent. This is an unusual
low price at only S15,500. Cal
ARFAX REALTY, INC. JE. 4
Evening star., 1962-04-20
HICKS

ALEX, wEsTGRoVE-Brk. ramb
With attached garage. 3 bedrms.
baths, lse. oE kit. with eating
brick fireplaces, scr. porch. bSmt.
with lge. rec. rm., firepl.. util. rm.,
roughed-in bath and space for 4th
bedrm. Lge. handicapped lot. M
schools, bus line, Jones Point
Bridge. Overlooking the Potomac
Mid-30s. 30. S-4574.
ALEX, STRAWBERRY HIIL-By
OWNER. 3 bedrms., ia baths, full
walk-out bsmt., semi-outside bar.
becue and walled patio, fenced
yard, private parking. High Az q
GI option. S14,950. Call 549-7657
ALEX, ROSEHILL : 3-bedroom
Ia bath brick split-level, b. b. h..
W. heat, carport, fin, rec. room
cor. lot. S19.750. so. S-7272.
An UNUSUAL FIND = FIVE BED,
ROOMS, 3 full baths in this pro,
on large, wooded lot with access
10 express transportation. Largl
living room with fireplace, Sepa.
rate dining room with wall space
de luxe kitchen, WESTERN CEDAF
FAMILY ROOM. Brand-new anC
ready. for immediate occupancy
Priced to sell. Call JE. 4-22SS
PARKERs PARI .SHss SMITH & DoNNELL
ANNANDALE-3-b.r., 1 11a-bath ram.
bier, full basement. rec. rm. laun'
dry rm., fully equipped kitchen
air conditioner, wooded back yard
Convenient schools. shopping
Flexible financing. 256-S535.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
OFFERED
|NTTrn DNDDYNi

PARKLAWN, off Columbia pike.
SIS, ,50O-Beaut., 3-bedroom brick
rambler. 4-acre, park-like lawn.
No steps. Huge liv. = din, comb,
firepl., de luxe GE equip. kit, / p
baths. luxurious h. -w.h. EASY
TERMS. Assume 4Iaes loan, or
$500 down FILA. Sl05 mo-, plus
taxes and ins. A real fine home!
MILKEY REALTY, ia. 7-029O.
PHoOIE ON ORDINARY-Are you
tired Of the run Of the mill house?
Here's something completely diff
ferent. Huge living nm. w/vaulted
ceiling. balcony and fireplace, iS-
IT. dining rm., beautiful big kitch-
en- W. everything. mahogany-pan-
eled. den. 3 big bedrms., . baths,
lovely paneled rec. nm. S24,950.
HANSON @ HOMES REALTORS.
SAVE, SAVE, SAVE! SI,7OO! once
In a lifetime can you find 9 buy
like. this! 3 large bedrms. with
sewing room, 2 full baths. fire
place in living rm., finished rec.
room in basement. oil hot-water
heat, breeZeway, 2-car garage. On
A-acre lot, all fenced. Borders
country club. Call and our agent
only S25,500. Call ARFAX REAL
TY, INC, JE. 4-4900.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

BLESSED SACRAMENT = Better
than new. Big split-leveI home
in excellent Alexandria neighbor-
hood within walking distance OF
Hammond High School. 3 lge.
bedrms.. Ia baths, paneled rec.
rn., carport. Modern kitchen, and
ai:s asssms 1spfsd Vs los ssrd rS%T $500 g cN SSTH
TRY PROPERTIES. INC, TIE. g.
6915, 8 to 9.
Evening star., 1962-04-20

eoNASPAsE co. otf eTs a "s1f2pER SHGbh s
TRADE-IN." Ready for inn
mediate possession, 4 BED
ROOMS, 21z BATHS ON l
FLOOR. PINE PANELED
DEN AND ADJOINING "a
BATH. All-brick 3-year-old
with trees and ali utilities.
14x23-ft. living rm. has ma
hogany paneled fireplace
wall, 20-ft. beautifully equip.
kitchen, 1S-ft. dining rm.
area. Vac q MT. S27,50O.
OPEN. Call for address. JE.
A-bbOS.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

ABsA Is7a t4 DABBA NO S MINES %HsEss 56Ws ss5
Cod, screened porch, fenced yard
Ideal location. Only S12,750. sec
per mo. total. 474-3000.
RURCH REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
REALTORS

4 BEDRMS. on one floor. custom
built antique brick rambler de-
signed for modern living. The
sweeping foyer enters into q
breath-taking living rm. and din
ing rm., colorful 10xlS kitchen
completely equipped with every
modern convenience. Other deSir-
able features includes q beauti-
fully paneled 17x20 rec. rm.. large
and wrought-iron csrport. Geva1
l6,000-sQ. It. corner lot in 3 pres
tige area. Mld-30s TOWN &
COUNTRY PROPERTIES. INC,
KE. $4,000. q til 2.
1Continued on Next Parel
Evening star., 1962-04-20
ATLAS
oF,AARLNGToN F,AsLT

IA. 6-1660 Ewes. KE. 6-S05S
BISHOP O,CONNELL High School
and Tuckahoe Elementary in
North Arlington are Just . short
walk from this Immaculate
THREE-BEDROOM. 1h-BATH
BRICK COLONIAL. First time Of
fered today! $1,000 DOWN
FILA terms at S20,950! Spacious
living, room has fireplace, and
French doors to large screened
porch, formal separate dining rm.,
equipped kitchen. FULL BASE
MENT. level fenced lot on quiet
street. Fast possession. BE FIRST
TO SEE IT! PARKER, SMITH &
DONNELLs REALTORS. IA. Z
Evening star., 1962-04-20
MODEL,

3-bedroom rancher, fireplace, dble
carport, lse, Handicapped lot, walk
to bus, bank, shopping, swimming
and golf IL min. CIA. 20 min.
p. E; FLA Sls;750 or assume
Evening star., 1962-04-20
BETTER HOMES
REALTORS

FOUR BEDROOMS, 2 full baths in
this long and low Springfield ram
bier. Fireplace, large kitchen with
eating space, carport. Everything
in excellent condition. SlS,50O.
Immediate occupancy.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
TRUE ISIlf ICSOfTONIAL

44tOS OONO4N4 43AI
On q most beautiful h-acre lot To-
Gated in the newest, finest area Of
Mclean. Very close in. Center-hall
entrance to 27-ft. liv. .rm.. and IA
#. dining rm, lovely kitchen with
all on 1st floor. 4 huge bedrooms
and 2 full baths, 27-it. rec. rm.
$42.950. CROWELL & CO., INC,
Raoitor MrT aa1 Ua NJ q RnSo