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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Disturbed Boys School
Held to Violate Zoninq

He took in a total of nine boys,
all teen-agers, for "humanitar-
ian" reasons, he declared.
1--WE took in the extra boys
because we feel we have an ex-
cellent program, and we realized
where they would be sent if we
were unable to take them
mental hospitals, State training
schools or other such institu-
tions," DR.. Dinwiddie added.
DR.. Dinwiddie also is the
director of the Edg e m e a d e
Youth Center, which has been
operating since last March,
despite opposition from some
neighbors in the Jacksonville
area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

A private school for emo
tionally disturbed boys. found
to be in violation Of Montgom-
cry County coming regulations,
today is in search of temporary
facilities for six students to
comply with an official order.
DR.. Frank William Dinwiddie,
director of the new Woodstock
Youth Center on Sugarland
road, Poolesville, said he has
been told by county authorities
that he must cut the number
of students from nine to three
by Wednesday.
He applied for a zoning ex-
ception for the school last fall,
but the case was dismissed be-
cause the Board of Appeals
ruled that he did not have suf-
ficient land access to Sugar
land road.
DR.. Dinwiddie said he is
negotiating to lease sufficient
land on Sugardland road to
comply with coming rules. Until
he is granted a special excep-
ton, he is limited to three boys
at Woodstock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

for Congressman at large.
Mr.. Wilkinson has filed, but
the Governor has said he will
not back anyone for the con-
gresSional post until he (Tawes)
has formally entered the pri-
mary race.
Mr.. Tawes, Ct, was elected
Governor in 1858 by the great
est majority ever given a can
didate for that office.
The public service career of
the Crisfield native spans three
decades and includes II years
as State controller. He served
as State bank commissioner
from 1947 to 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Tax DeductibIe RuIino
For Ground Rents Seen

The IRIS cut off ground rent
deductibility after a United
States Circuit Court of Appeals
decision rejected the theory
that rent payments were the
same as mortgages.
Mr.. Swartz said the only way
for the deductibility to become
permanent would be for Con-
gress to pass a law allowing it.
Senator Butler, Republican Of
Maryland, and Representative
Friedel, Democrat of Maryland,
have introduced such bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
SumueI to Discuss
Survival of Judaism

Maurice Samuel will discuss
Cultural Conformity and the
Survival of Judaism" tomorrow
at Temple Sinai.
Winner of the Saturday Re-
view award for THE World of
Sholom Aleichem," Mr.. Samuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Editor to Speak

Philip Scharper, American
editor for Sheed and Ward
Publishing Co., will discuss
American Catholics and Amer,
lean Culture" at 8:15 pm.
Thursday in the Colonial Room
of the Mayfolwer Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Man Forfeits $50
In Fire Killing Four

Liston Matthews, 80, has for
feited $50 collateral at the
ninth precinct after being
charged with causing a fire
by negligence last December 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

will speak at $3.50 pm. at the
synagogue, 300 Military road
N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

at GIG Ninth street NV, po-
lice reported today.
Four persons died and three
were injured in the fire.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

he Sunday Stur " MosG1ine. Washington, o. C., Dec
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Stick to Worthwhile
Gripes, Viewer Writes


Re the attached "a letter from
station in reply to a complaint about
loudneSs of commercials, explaining
that "the broadcast level" is MAIN
tained at a constant standard land
this is not varied dependent on the
type of material broadcast"O-
I still must get up and lower the
volume on my set. The repairman
tells me the set is OK-but the COM
mercials really blast me out. Really
annoying R.F.
You haze heard, I hope, the good
ne,OS turn it on loud, please that
the FEC tOiH conduct q public inquiry
into the practice of loud commercials.
HGlleIujGh!
Evening star., 1962-12-30
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound off
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
lUiH do his best to GnSDer cues
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names tDiH be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of nettOorkS:
NBC, 80 Rockefeller plaza, NetU
York 20; CHS, 4S5 Madison aUenue,
Ne1U York %, ABC, z West Sirty-
Sirth street, NeU York %.
Re your column-yeS, we have
heard saluteS to Richard Rodgers
many times. am really quite tired
of What Kind of Fool Am I" and
San Francisco" Earl WrightSon and
Lois Hunt are very competent per-
formers, which is more than I can
say for 80 per cent of the TV singers
we are subjected to. There are plenty
of worthwhile gripeS on TV-stick to
them! sc.
This lDaS not criticism of their
ability II think they're extremely
cOmpetent) but a lament ouer the
endless carnations of the same kind
of material
disagree with Mrs. G.WS., who
feels that Crazy Guggenheim's week
ly appearances on the Jackie Gleason
show are too much" Frank Fon-
taine has become a "never-misS" in
our family's TV viewing. He's not
only truly funny comedian but a
delightful singer as well and we hope
he continues as a Gleason regular.
P. M.
There neuer has been 100 per cent
agreement on any performer. In this
case, fire other DielDerS Drote dis
agreeing NTH Mrs. G. W. S.
-
I wish to express my deep regrets
as to the cancellation of Fair Ex-
change on the 28th of December. I
Evening star., 1962-12-30

most entertaining hours on televi-
sion. I know that your favorite on the
show as well as mine is Eddie Foy.
j. A. w.
HoD did you guess? / like Mad
dern'S tOork, too. Letters OF protest
about the ShotD, incidentally, hare
wrought change of plans on CBS's
part. The series, tDe tDere notD told,
mill return as halt hour shoU mot
an hour one) sometime in February
or March. Same cast.
- -
Why has Bob Conrad been absent
from Hawaiian Eye so long? Even
in the season premiere of Hawaiian
Eye he had only featured part.
p. C.
Tony DonGhue tDds added; Con-
ME Stevens role strengthened. The
result is q miShmGSh tDhich Conrad
(tcto has appeared in episodes since
you tUrote your letter. is tDeH out Of
hinSton. D. C.. December 30. 1867
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

HOWARD PETERSON left, candidate for the Democratic
nomination to Congress from Dist L. talks in Washington d. Co.
with postmaster general OF the united States
Phoenix attorney to Arizona recently after
with the nations leaders in Washington
Meetings included detailed discussions of legislature measures
vital to the growth and development OF Macopa county
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

Enroll Garner will make his first
Salt Lake City appearances OF
the season, since returning from
his British h-European tour, at the
Lagoon, on the evenings of Fri
day, August 18th, and Saturday,
August 18th.
Gamers performances aborad
we're acclaimed by English and
European critics during his eight
week overseas tour. His foreign
tour included concert and tele-
vision performances in Amster-
dam, Naples, Zurich, Bern, Paris,
Munich, Berlin, as we'll as ten con-
certs in England. Another tour OF
England already is in the works
Garner also has offers to conce-
tie in South America, Australia,
Japan, and the British West In
dies.
Garner will present a new pro-
gram of improvisations at the
Lagoon, accompanied by his baS-
siSt, Eddie Calhoun, and drum
mer, Kelly Martin. Garner was
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Voter Registration Drives Under Way In South

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The NAA-
CP has organized voter registra-
ton campaigns for the fall elec-
tions in several cities in the Deep
South including Charleston, Green
vile, Beaufort and Columbia, x.
c.; Laurel, Miss; and Orlando,
The campaign in Charleston is
being coordinated with the South
ern Christian Leadership Confer
ence; in Orlando local groups are
cooperating with the NAACP
branch there in an all-out drive
to enlarge the number of Negroes
on the registration rolls.
According to NAACP Field Sec
retary w. C. Patton registration
drives in Memphis, have resulted
in a Negro voting strength of near
ly 76,O1O Another registration
drive will be conducted in Memphis
after the August primary for the
general election in the fall when
a change in the city's charter
will be proposed.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Owners Of Movie %.
Request Assistance

LOUISVILLE, KY. = Demon
strations and picketing at the West
End Theater have caused the
owner of the movie to request
an ordinance outlawing Segrega-
ton in business places.
1--WE feel it is the only solution
to the problem S. j. SWitow told
the Louisville Human Relations
Commission. The commission said
that other businessmen have made
similar requests because an ordi-
nance would put all on an equal
footing and eliminate unfair cOmpe-
titiOn which might result from diff
ferent racial policies.
The commission was appointed
by the Mayor during stand-ins at
the West End Theater by the Stu
dent Nonviolent Action Commit
tee (SNACj, affiliated with the
Student Nonviolent COrdinating
Committee (SNCC), Atlanta. Pick
eting was conducted by CORE.
SNAC members were pushed to
the ground by the manager of the
theater and his lawyer, who were
later freed of charges resulting
from the incident.
Miss Lynn Pfuhl, SNAC secre-
tary, was arrested and served
8 days in Jail. Paul j. Duffy, Jr.,
and adult sympathizer, was lock-
ed up in a mental institution for
20 days until he was proved sane.
Both Miss Pfuhl and Duffy are
white.
An unidentified segregationist
savagely beat Bishop C. Ewbank
Tucker, chairman of Louisville
CORE and a director of the South
ern Conference Education Fund,
civil rights group based in New
Orleans. Bishop Tucker is recov-
ering from his injuries.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Enroll Garner 10 Appear At Salt Lake City

one of the first instrumental art
lists from the jazz idiom to appear
in the concert field and also has
pioneered concerts in the outdoor
circuit.
Following his Salt Lake City
appearances, Garner will leave
for Seattle, where he will perform
nightly for a week, starting Aug
uSt 10th at the Playhouse of the
Seattle Worlds Fair.
Gamers current recordings are
DREAMSTREET and CLOSEUP
IN SWING, both albums on the
Octave label, distributed by ABC-
Paramount. Gamers program at
the Lagoon will be different each
night, ranging from some of his
earliest works to compositions and
arrangements he will create on
the spot.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

confusion avoided if the de-
fendant's use of the word fol-
lowed the Courts limitations.
Since The American ThermoS
Products Company will exer-
else its right to appeal within
the required 30-day period, the
matter is not concluded until
it is reviewed by higher courts.
1t is expected that all con-
cerned will continue to respect
'"ThermoS" as a trademark and
avoid its use as a generic or
descriptive term, pending final
decision by the Courts on ap-
peal.
When the company intro
duced the 'Thermos" vacuum
bottle in 1907, it added much
to the American scene. Over
the years, The American Their
mos Products Company ex-
panded its line and the well
known Thermos trademark be-
gan to appear on outing kits,
school and Workmen's lunch
kits, picnic jugs and ice chests
as we'll as vacuumWare. Diver
sification took a giant step in
December, 1860, when the COM
pany merged with the King
Seeley Corporation to form
Thermos Co. AS a
result, now the famous brand
name is carried on a full line
of camping gear including
tents, shelters, camp stoves and
camp lanterns.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Lucy Phillips Society
Sponsors Fish Fry

The Missionary Society of Lucy
Phillips will sponsor Fish Fry
Friday August II, at $50 pm.
Dinners may be obtained at the
church which is located at 14th
and Adams, Donations, go cents.
Proceeds will be used by the
Missionaries for their Annual Con-
ference Assessments.
The Christian Youth Fellowship
is having a Car Wash, Saturday,
August 18 from 9 am. to 5 pm.
Persons interested in having a
spotlessly clean car are invited
to bring their cars to Hanks Union
Service Station located at 18th &
Buckeye Rd. Donation, $1.0O.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

BEAUTY CONTEST -
Don't forget the big Elks beauty
contest this weekend. There will
be quite number of talented and
lovely young ladies enter the. con-
test.
FALL SOCIAL
The Suns Ray Social Club will
open its season with fall dance
at the Masonic Temple, Sept. 29-
Also the Jollyettes will have a
night of fun, Sept. 8 at 2144 g..
Parkway.
BOYS CLUB ACTIVITY
The Westside boys Club will
try and increase their membership
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Social Mts
Cloves Campbell
About Town

via the public relation route. Je-
rome Clardy will handle the P. K.
THAT'S FOR SURE. =
If you happen to be driving be-
hind a woman, and her hand is
sticking out, you can be sure OF
one thing: The window is down.
WORD TO THE WISE
A jack leg under the hood,
means the motor will be no good.
NOW OPEN
The Cloves Capbell Campaign
headquarters is now open at 1924
E. Broadway. Drop in and look
around. Remember / need that
vote.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Civil Service Exams

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIST,
GS-7 and GS-9, for filling positions
in the Bureau of Reclamation.
Salaries are $5,355 and $6435 a
year. Vacancies exist at Bureau
Offices and projects in the II
Western States. Applications should
be sent to the Executive Secre-
tary, Central Board of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners, Burea of Re-
clamation, Building So, Denver Fed
eral Center, Denver, Colorado. Fur
ther information and application
forms may be obtained at the u.
S. Post Office.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
BERRY BACKED BY NATIONAL
URBAN LEAGUE

BERRY BACKED BY NATIONAL
URBAN LEAGUE
The National Uroan League has
come to the defense of Edwin
(BilD Berry, director of the Chi
cago Urban League against at
tackS made on him by the local
past president, DR.. N. o. Gallo
way. Galloway has written letters
to the Community Fund and to
various contributors to the League
severely criticizing Mr.. Berry S
fund raising activity and his fight
against school segregation. Exc
cutive Director DR.. Whitney Young
and President Henry Steeger of
the National Urban League have
written letters unanimously back
ing Berry and urging the Com
munity Fund to ignore the criti-
cism. 8 6
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

marks, and to use the word
in no larger size type than this
name or trademark.
The Court found that a fairly
substantial minority of the
public knows, recognizes, uses
and relies on the plaintiffs
trademark "ThermoS" as a
trademark, but felt that the
rights of this portion of the
public could be protected and
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16
Thermos To Appeal Ruling

The American Thermos Products Company Norwich Conn.,
will appeal the recent ruling OF the United states District Court
The suit brought by The American Thermos Products
Company against Aladdin Industries nc 1858 the threat
by Aladdin the word thermo descriptive generic
for bottles other insulated
anerS The heard the early of this at
New Have bv Judg obertP PA
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

term IN the united
States and permit
ted the defendant, d
Aladdin Indus
tries, Inc, to use
the word only un-
der certain definite
restrictions. These
included the use
of the word only
in lower case type
with letters all of
equal size, and
required the de-
fendant to precede
use of the word
by "Aladdin's" or
one of ifs trade.
Arizona sun., 1962-08-16

Ihe declSlOn HE'D on JUNE 70,
1862, by Judge Anderson up
held the validity of the eight
registrations of the trademark
"Thermos" owned by The
American ThermoS Products
Company and covering a wide
variety of goods. However, it
also ruled that the word "ther-
mos" had become a generic
Evening star., 1962-01-05
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Tip Offered q Doctor
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHh

doctor, things for the past
year have not been the same.
Mrs. M.
SOME PATIENTS are so
unconcerned about their per-
sonal problems and illness
that they will tell their
friends, or even strangers,
that they have an ulcer. heart
disease, tuberculosis-or any
ill that may beset the human
being. Others, like yourself,
Mrs. NJ, like to keep your
problems to yourself.
My personal belief is that
patients have the right to
complete privacy. The doctor
should be a sphinx who
hears all but tells others
nothing. Only with this un-
derstanding, can the patient
come to him and unburden
himself completely. Why not
talk it over with your doctor,
Mrs. NJ? He will make ar
rangements for privacy.
Dear DR.. Steincro h n:
My father is IS years old
and has severe bursitis in
his shoulder. He has been
told that heat and aspirin
is the only treatment, but so
far these haven't h clip e d
much. Do you think he ought
Evening star., 1962-01-05

Most patients like COM
plete privacy when they con-
suit their doctors. When they
have personal matters to dis
cuSS they like to feel that
what is said and heard re-
mains forever a secret under
standing between them and
the doctor. This is an i'm
portant ingredient of an
effective physician-patient
relationship. Sometimes ap-
parently unimportant things
upset this delicate balance.
For example, consider this
letter from a reader:
Dear DR.. Steincrohn n
Should medical doctors have
their ia mily working for
them? I say, mo" From my
own experience, I am delay
ing a much needed physical
examination because my
doctor has his wife as his
nurse (she is a RN). Then,
to make matters worse, dur
ing the summer his wife
takes a rest and the doctor
has his 20-year-old daugh-
ter helping him. The prob
lem is that we are very close
personal friends and, while
there was previously no hesi-
fancy about going to the
Evening star., 1962-01-05

to see a doctor? - Mrs. S.
If HEAT and aspirin don't
help within a week, it's surely
time to seek medical help.
Otherwise, the pain may pro-
duce i'm m o bility, and the
first thing you know the pa
tiet gets a frozen joint. He
can't raise his arm at all.
Many mild attacks of bur-
sits disappear within a week
or so on heat and aspirin;
but the rule is for the bursitis
to get worse unless other
treatment is used. Sometimes
X-ray treatments help. Other
patients do well taking
cortisone or having an in
jection of hydro-cortisone
(or similar drugs into the
shoulder joint itself. Some
times a needle is introduced
into the calcified bursa to
break up adhesions. In Sc
we're, long-stading cases op-
Grafton may be necessary.
Lately. there have been good
reports after the use of ultra
sound treatments.
The choice of treatment will
depend upon the doctors eX-
Evening star., 1962-01-05

perience. The important
thing for the patient to know
is that the longer he puts
off treatment, the longer 1t
will take to get better.
Dear DR.. Steincro h n:
Is skin cancer dangerous?
Can it be cured?-Mr. K.
ANY CANCER is potenti-
ally dangerous. If you let 1t
get in its dastardly work by
procrastinating, you invite
humiliation. But thank good
ness skin cancer is right
there out in the open where
we can see it and go to the
doctor early for diagnosis
and treatment. Get to it in
time and it is durable.
\ y 4
DR.. Steincrohn'S leutlet,
"HoW to Be a Happy Hypo-
chondridc," 1Dill be sent on
receipt OF a stamped. Selt-ad-
dressed envelope and 10 cents
in coin for handling. Address
DR.. Steincrohn in care OF The
EUening Star.
Monday: A little knowledge.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

dog but the dogs owner who
bit him. The owner, a Mr..
Green, did not believe the
judge was treating the ami
NAL with sufficient dignity.
Evening Standard, London)
THE LATEST STORY 60
ing the rounds in Moscow:
KhruShchev and Kennedy
were in a track race togeth-
er, and Kennedy won easily.
The editor of Pravda was as
signed to write up the story.
He reported that Khrushchev
had come in second and that
Kennedy was next to last.
(Nachrichten. Lucerne,
SwitzerlandD
Evening star., 1962-01-05

postmen who will ride camels
to deliver mail to the Be-
douins of the Negev. Until
now, letters have been deliv-
cred to them by jeep, but
these motorized vehicles are
unable to follow them to all
the places they 60.
(Post, Jerusalem, Israeli
Evening star., 1962-01-05

DOMINIQUE TRIZ, 4, told
his mother he had kept his
baby brother amused while
she was out shopping by
throwing papers out the win
dow which a strange man
had run to collect. The pa
pers" were $120 in bills from
his fathers pay envelove. Po-
Evening star., 1962-01-05
WORLD ECHOES

DIR. ANDRE SOUBIRAN
has reported in the medical
journal a cure for colds that
is winning popularity: "Cover
the head Of the patient with
a hat soaked in wine, and
cover the throat and dia-
phragm with wool soaked
with wine" The prescription
is from the Egyptian doctor
Erasistrata, who lived before
Christ.
Oa Province,
Mons, Belgium)
THE POST OFFICE has
decided to create a corps of
Evening star., 1962-01-05

A JUDGE WAS bitten at
the dog show in Carmathen
while examining a Welsh ter
rier. However, it was not the
Evening star., 1962-01-05

OF $40 inhabitants of La
Perriere, 200 are named
Horse" Eight of the 10 mu-
nicipal councillors are named
Horse" Mayor Justin Horse
receives all letters that are
merely addressed to Mr.. and
Mrs. Horse and tries to de-
liver them to the correct
party.
(Espoir, Nice, France)
Evening star., 1962-01-05

lice in Florange have not been
able to find the collector"
(Nachrichten, Basle).
Evening star., 1962-01-05
Early Bird Specials

Sorry no muiI or phone orders
l27 Stretch Pants in solids and pot
terms. Sizes us. Comp. to 6.98.
now 2.9O
"a Bulky Sweaters, orion ocryIic,
ossorted sizes and coIors. Comp.
to 9.o8 now S.SO
AZ Slim Skirts in wool novelty pat
terms. Assortment of sizes and
colors. Comp to 8.o8 now,
2.9O
SO Misses Better Shirts, roll sleeves,
choice of colors and potterns.
Orig. 3.98-4.98. now 2|$3
Washington Only
10 Leather Jackets S.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
PARAMOUNT SALES IA o-,eo,

BELAIR. BoWlE-For sale BY own.
er;, New, 3 bedrms., 2h baths,
tuily carpeted downstairs, modern
KIT, closed garage. air cond,, beau
tllul wooded area. Owner trans.
Ierreo; Immed. occupancy. S19, 900
Evening star., 1962-12-16

NEAR P. O. COUNTRY CLUB
4 bedrms., 2-bath Cape Cod OH
lEe. lot. This home Is only 9 yrs.
old and like new.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
CARROLLTON

OAhhOLLIUN
2 lovely brick ramblers fea-
turing 2 bedrms., IN baths
and full bsmt. w/rec. nm.
one also has complete fall
out shelter built TO Govt.
specifications. Assume Ice.
loan w/modest cash or no
dn. to vets.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

2. ARLINGTON. NEAR SCHOOLS
Attractive split-foyeFs featuring 8
bedrooms, pa baths, 2 fiFeplaces,
separate dining room, finished
recreation. room, built-in gsrage
shopping. A good buy at S26,95O
Evening star., 1962-12-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1 4 bath
Colonial on lge. lot. pRneled den.
lee. din. rn. Hurry on this one,
Sl4 300.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

SILVER SPRING
SPECIAL
$1,000 moves you in.
This includes down
payment and all set
tlement charges. rs
year conventional fl
nancing. Possession /
week or less. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths or 5
bedrooms, 3 baths, liv-
ing rooms, dining
rooms, large kitchens.
Some have recreation
rooms. Price, $l9,950 TO
$4,000. See us quick
ly-only IL left out OF
200 In
PARKVIEW
DIRECTIONS: Silver
Spring, out Colesville
rd. 10 Univ. blvd, turn
left Ia mi. 10 Cad
dlngton dr., right 3
blks. TO Loxford ter
race, 2 blocks TO Fox
glove lane and model
house. 58o-O3SO, VIII.
6-7l7i.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ADDISON HTS.-2-bedrm. bunga.
low. only $4,000 w/S400 down
Excel. close-in loc. Another, slight
" higher, spotless VOL h.-w
heat. OF. $4,000, MORECO.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS AREA-4-bedrm. bi-ley,
el', liy. rm, din. rm., de luxe kit
baths, bsmt., rec. room. Assume
present loan. FHA, GI terms alsc
available. JOE JACOBS REALTY
Evening star., 1962-12-16
MAYNE REALTY co.

PgToMAC ,AREA-Attractive Cap,
countryside setting on river Rad
ltr. rm: with firepl., SEP. din nm.
MOD kit, large jalousied windoWet
family rm., 3 bedrms.. full bsmt,
Z-car garage with unfinished 2nc
floor. $4,000.