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The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16

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The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
CENSUS DATA
 AVAILABLE ON ALASKA

Detailed 1860 data on eharae- teristics of Alaskans and their families, covering education, en- ployment, occupation, income, etc, have been released by the US. Census Bureau, according to Wm. Flood. manager, Seattle Field Of- flee of the Department of Com merce.
 The new report. US. Census of Population 1860, Alaska, detailed characteristics, is available at Sl .25 per copy through the Seattle Field Office, US. Dept. of Commerce, 809 Federal Office Bldg, Seattle 4, Wn.
 Selected data from the report reveals Alaska's total population of 226,167 includes l28.588 males with a median age of 237 years, and 97,579 females of 22.3 years median age. In the 95 to 99 year age group, 13 non-White males are shown. A total of 69,796 or 32 per cent of Alaskan residents are na- tive-born.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
EAST GERMAN COURT
 HANDS DOWN 21 MONTH SENTENCE TO US. STUDENT

BERLIN lR A Communist court in East Berlin Saturday sen- fenced Robert Mann, 19-year-old student from Sepulveda, Calif, to 21 months in prison on charges of trying to help refugee escape to the West.
 The judge said the time Mann had been held in prison would be counted against the sentence. He was arrested in East Berlin last Jan. 22
 In similar cases, young Ameri- cans have been released before the actual expiration of the sentence.
 In the courtroom for the read ing of the sentence were Charles Mann, Roberts father; small group of Western newsmen, an of ficial of the US. Mission in West Berlin and representative of Stanford University, where young Mann was studying. All had been barred from the trial Wednesday,
 Informed sources said young Mann was accused of trying to supply false identity papers to live Sturberg, 25, an East Berliner who was tried with him.
 Sturberg got a oneyear sus- pended sentence Informants said his parents were tried Friday and also received suspended sentences.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
US. Calls for Two NewFypes
 Of Moon Ships
By Vern Haugland

WASHINGTON lP = The na tion's Space Agency has called fol two new types of moon ships.
 One would shuttle between { lunar satellite and the moons sur face. The other would take two men directly from the earth to the moon and back.
 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration asked the aerospace industry Wednesday to send in proposals for development of the first vehicle. NASA Ad- ministrator James E. Webb said the agency hoped 10 be able to let contracts within three months.
 Plans for the second vehicle would take longer to study, he said
 In other developments on the moon front:
 NASA disclosed it has started a study in detail of designs for an unnamed vehicle to provide sup port for the crews that visit the moon.
 The Space Agency said it is look ing for suitable areas for landing spacecraft returning to earth from the moon
 The shuttle or lunar excursion vehicle would be a glass s-enclosed cockpit for two men. It would be lodged in the nose of three-man Apollo spacecraft and would be sent on 72-hour journey to the area of the moon by an advanced Saturn C-5 rocket.
 The Apollo, with the miniature craft in it's nos. would go into orbit about loo miles above the moon. Two of the three crew mem l bers would climb into the excur- sion capsule, detaeh it from the mother craft, and descend to abou 50,000 feet above the moon fol closer examination of the surface
 If landing prospects appeareC unfavorable the capsule would re turn 10 the orbiting mother craft If everything was all right, it coulo hover directly over the moon s surface and then land.
 After the men had explored the moon for two to four days, they would take off, hook up with the orbiting Apollo craft, and blast off for the return trip to earth.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
FORMER NOMEfTEs HOLD PICNIC IN ANCHORAGE

isife second annual Nome piett
 for all former Nomeites noW liuiH
 in the Anchorage area vas heHl July 6 and @as attend bV many former Nome residents some =c6a~ ing from Fairbanks
 Those attending were
 Alice CouIthard and soh Don. MT. and Mrs Bill Angel. Mf. and Mrs. Joe Kroninger. Ernie Bohrer. Mr and Ms. Dusty Rhode Mr and Mrs Arnold DefTeus. George Bayer family. Mack Hilton. Roy Wall family Lee Slick family, Nat Sanonson family. Evelyn Langhez, Norris Finch family. Frieda Larsen Fred Larsen Jf.. Jean Meea Beate95 John Wellert. Roy Conklin family Ellen Waldheim Spear. Sister Mary Aida, Sister Mary Ceeile.
 Betty Katchatag, Bessie Dalilak, Nelley David. Elsie ofeatt. W H Dahl. John. HanseI. Mime. Ethel and Charles Kenakhaks Lillian OutWater, Mary Nagazrok. Bill Tootaka3l9ek family. Nh J0nes, Mary Newton, Dick Walsh and Margaret Bowman.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
Monday. July l6. 1862
AIR FORCE fRhS

l ATLAS MISSILE 1000 MILES
 VANDENBERG AIR FORCI BASE, Calf IF The Air Force fired an Atlas missile yesterday y from California almost to the Philippine Islands. q distance of more than 1000 miles
 The Atlas D missile was hurled across the Pacific into international waters 200 miles east Of Mindanao, the big island in the south of the Philippine group.
 Tie Atlas was not armed with d nuclear Warhead and the firing was described by the Air Force as a routine training launch of an operatienal missile The Pacific missile range, where US. military missiles are test fired, extends from the West Coast to the Philippine Sea.
 Aliases have gone as far as 10000 miles in previous launches
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
GIRL SCOUTS AT BUTTON BAY HONOR THE PAST BUT SERVE THE FUTUREe

BUTTON BAY, Vt R = Ladies generally don't brag when they reach their 50th birthdays but 10000 Girl Scouts open rousing To-day female stag party Wednes- day to commemorate the event.
 The second International Girl Scout Roundup marks the golden anniversary of the year lady named Juliatte Low of Savannah, Ga, organized a group of girls too teach them such maidenly arts as camping, COW milking and rein ing runaway horses.
 Honor the past = serve the future" is the theme of the Round Up which will continue through July 31. President Kennedy will send greetings. The Post Office Department has issued com memorative stamp.
 Button Bay, a flat, 450-acre site which will be converted into a state park after the girls depart, has been furnished with water system tapping nearby Lax e Champlain for 250,000 gallons a day.
 The Scout organization built an amphitheater for 10000 persons. The Army has supplied 100 tons of tents and 100-bed field hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
Gy) M ibe Wildevness

WINCHESTER, NH. lR John Whitton believes his property taxes are too high. and he has taken an unusual way to protest
 At one corner of his property he has posted q l0-foot-high sign which tells motorists his story.
 Whitton says he bought house here in 1859 and that his taxes that first year were s252. His 1861 property tax bill. he said was S596.
 Of his sign he asserted
 This is declaration of in- dependence, in one sense. which is to say a protest against the sys- tenn that makes such outrageous taxes possible. But in another sense, it is no more than a cry in the wilderness.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by order af tl5e Superior CoHH: for the State of Alaska Second Jteieial DIs- tIict. tbe undersigned has=b been appoint RHEA NJ. NULIALY, deceased No 62=9=P. All persons having elaAas against the said estate should present them with proper vouchers Wifhdn six f64 months from the date hereof 10 the undersigned at the office af NHeNea5H5 Aerdes X Gamafof. AttoEneHs q Ia v, for the said estate. Box fql2 Fairbanks Alaska which office =is hereby desig- mated as the place where the principal business of said estate will be conducted. DATED at Nome Alaska. thfs 5th day of June, 1962.
 zs Evelyn K Nallaly
 Administratr4x
 Pub: June 9 July ?, g. Is. 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16

The British Dental Association reports "chatter boxes" are more prone to tooth decay because an open mouth exposes the teeth to erosion from elements in the air.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16
Long Way 10 Go

Long Way 10 Go
 BOGOR, Indonesia R - Foreign Minister Subandrio said here Sat urday first reports reaching Indo- nesia on Washington talks between the Dutch and Indonesia on dis puted West New Guinea are quite encouraging But, he added to a reporter, We've got a long way to go"
 Talking for the United States are Adam Malik, President Sukarno's special envoy, and the Netherlands Ambassador Herman Van Reijen, with US. diplomat Ellsworth Bunker sitting in.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-16

"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books Available at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Glenn Gi Is a Smash Hit al Century 2I

SEATTLE R = AStronaut John Glenn, flashing his famous grin and acting as interested as any tourist, became smash hit of the Seattle Worlds Far yesterday and acted right at home as he looked at familiar orbita1 hardware.
 Glenn's interest in tour through the National Aernnallfics and Snaca Administrations exhibit rose as he came to a model of the Mercury capsule in which he orbited the earth three times.
 There I am" he grinned as he looked through window of the capsule at a dummy astronaut lying on it's back.
 Moments earlier Glenn was startled naomentarily as flill- scale engine section of the Saturn rocket, hanging from the ceiling, roared a simulated blastoff.
 Everywhere Glenn went hun dreds of fairgoers damned around him, showing, jostling and eager for a closer look. Almost everyone had a camera and flashbulbs winlxed like the s.firef1ies' through which he passed during his orbit.
 Glenn rode to the Fair aboard one of the high-speed MonoraiI trains which had been dubbed Friendship 2I' for the day. On the trip, driver Jim Rogers asked Glenn if he wanted to try his hand at the controls. The astronaut snilingly declined and said: T don't think I'm qualified. I don't have licensen
 Glenn spent most of his time in the NASA exhibit explaining vari- ous displays of complex ground equipment and aerial satellites to the family of an old Marine Corps buddy, It. Col. Richard Rainforth, commanding officer of the Marine Air Reserve at Seattle's Sand Point Naval Air Station, Mrs. Rainforth and their children, Mary Lee, IS, and KeI1ney I4.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
Springfield
HOMES

Brick rambler. 4 bedrooms, z
baths, rec. room. kitehenette ir
basement, FHA appraised Al
S21.0O0.
3-bedroom Lynnbrook split level
Ia baths, carport. rec. room
Chrysler Airternp central ali
eonditioning. Available now. FHA
At S2l,50O.
N. Springfield split level, 8 bed
rooms, Ia baths, attached ga
rage, patio, beautiful lot. So, $50,
FHA financing available.
4-bedroom. 1Iz-bath hi-level, rec.
room, attached garage. rear
screened porch. Ideal for large
family. FHA, S23,50O.
This exceptional split-level has 3
bedrooms, ia baths, rec. room,
14x24 family room, could be 4th
bedroom, fenced yard. FLA,
S94,500.
Evening star., 1962-05-12

McLEAN-,Liy; rm: with rear view
de luxe kit. 8 bedrms. up. z
down, 3 baths, rec. rm. opens e
terrace. Walk TO schools: OnlJ
$40, 900. EXCLUSIVE. GRACE A
KEMPToN, Realtors sa Hb o-stSSS stsss
Ewes. call FL. o-4lSo tArs'
Evening star., 1962-05-12
IF YOU!!

ARE LOOKING FOR A ? ? ?
Massive Colonial home in George
Washington direction with 4 bed
rooms plus den. 2a bans natnS' sarage, ssaes,
air-cond., don't fail to see this
suburban home for only S32,5OO
with terms to suit.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. 6-49O0
Evening star., 1962-05-12
LOTs. ACREAGE FoR SALE
ACCOKEEK, MD.

5 acres. wooded or cleared, $4,000
and up with terms. These tracts
will double their value within
years. Our past records have
proven this. Over 1000 acres sold
in 5-aere tracts; Be thrifty, put
after noon after work. we are open
9 am. until dark. Directions: Out
s. Capitol It.. continue on Indian
head hwy. IL miles to Accokeek.
make sharp right turn on Bryans
Point rd.,. 2 miles to the office.
PISCATAWAY CO., INC, Beach
Real Estate Agent, BU. 3-2121,
Evesr TIT Q-5RfR
Evening star., 1962-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MosBH HEIGHTS, brand new So
Il. rambler with spacious kitchen.
large formal dining room bed
rooms. ? full baths. step down
den with fireplace. convenient to
new Chsntilly Airport. Close 70
schools and shopping. kxeellent
community. S2l,250, YEONAS
REALTY, INC. "a. s-2100.
M0THER-N-LAW sPECIAL-Beau-
tiful 2-family home. 00-ft. brick
rambler In Fairfax Co.. just off
Route 236. 8 bedrms-. 8 baths.
dining rm.. modern kitchens,
huge rec. rm., Gear garage. House
Is arranged In such manneg that
. families have separate living
quarters. Many extras include ?
firepls., h.-w. h.b. ht., earpettng,
patio, etc. Custom built. 8 years
old. SpotleSs condition. Price.
S37 600. Flexible financing. Open
a-s, PLANTATION REALTY, JE-
Evening star., 1962-05-12
WHEATON
NEW BUILDING
26O7 CONN. AVE. NV.
AIR-CONDITTONED
UPTOWN OFFICE
ELEVATOR

2 COMMUNICATING RMS.-Sl15
Closets and Bookshelves
6AERS REALTY CO. DE. 2-33O0
/ OR 2 UNFURNIsHED AIR-COND.
offices IN 6-rm. suite; Conn.
and l., good law library. MA. g.
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ADJOINING :
CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB

L AND 2 ACRE HoMEsITEs
$50 to $50 It. frbntages. S6,300
UP Mus paving. Mr.. TISHLER on
property Sat. and Sun. Noon to 9
pm. Directions: River rd,. to Brad
ley blvd. left 2 short blocks g
La. .9-041Q. NE. S-1717.
ALEXANDRIA--Wooded hilltop lot
on clu-de-sac, 65x32S It, re-
stricted neighborhood. Quaker
Lane TO. Duke st., rtsht 20 Cock
rel Sc, left On Cockren st. to lot.
Call TIE. 6-7706.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
FARMS
ACREAGE ANDFARMs


For apt. comm. farm. indust., IN
vest. residential, river front. soe
eial purpose land and homes witt
FARMS & ACREAGE, INC
Realtors IL. 6-sIO(
We furnish detailed son and zoninl
maps where available.
BETTER VALUES
19eosas5ee 90 ere farm In Frederick Co
240-aere farm nr. oaithersburE
Sl,250 per acre.
177.acre farm M. Rockville. ST.
$50 per acre.
5 acres in Rockville. 95e sa. It
r. A. HumphrieS
REALTOR HA. 7-4OS(
CHARLES C0.-l49 acres. idea
cattle and 6 acres tobacco, a
miles D. c., Nd. Ri. 5. 1O-aerl
PondStte. 2 streams, good barn
poor house, low ,dn. paymt., x
qualified purchaser. OWNER 1905
Kipling Pkwy. Dist. Hts. Nd.
FREDERICK co.
2l0-aere dairy farm. S65.0O0. OF
: paved roads. . streams. 7-rm
house, 7-rm. tenant house. 50
stanchions, also good deVelopmeni
106-acre dairy farm. Sse 600
Washington market. 9-rm. house,
stream and pond,
100-aere d dairy farm. $1,000
l15-aeTs dairy farm. $4,000. Or
paved road. 7-rm. house. stream
Build your own SUMNER RETREAT
or HIDEAWAY; "a acres wooded,
As Acres, stream. good camp site,
CALL GREo MOONEY
Dial 301-NE. 6-4061
NORA CLONEY a. CO., INC.
S60l Liberty Rd.-WA. 2-2500
GAaRE5T tA0m bssD cG S2set hP Gsk: a4 seIss @I!s'
10000 Xmas trees, oil lease, etc
S15.500. terms. 81. 6-7216.
L0UDOUN COUNTY. By OWNER
highly productive. well-Watered
stock farm with one Of the finest
farmhouse and tenant house. For
quick sale. $4,000. Call XII.
or write Box CIV. star. =,
NEAR CULPEPPER, VA. = 1904
acres with annual income. SASS. go
from ass acres in soil bank;
acres timberland, 2.S90-ft. 'front.'
age on Hazel River, l mile Of
ftshaSs tsnsSs nSas Ssf Gn tssss tssss msi ss
CANNON, RExLToR, Csstieton.
703-WE. 7.2I22.
RARE OPPORTUNITY-170 acres
fertile farmland 8 miles out Of
cattle barn and other outbldgs.
On the present market this Is q
bargain at S400 per acre. Many
other properties. s. d. PHILLIPS.
BROKER. sP. 7-1o71. sP. 1850.
Retirement Dream
Is rich, level acres. Lovely, large
Colopial home. Huge entrance foyer
with fireplace, hv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. and den LIST floor. 2nd floor
has sitting room with .firepl., 4
bedrms. and bath. "a basement,
h, h, Sc English boxwood, dou-
biz garage, pony or horse barn,
etc. / block from schools, near
culpeper. A steal at S16,950.
LOG acres with modern rambler. 2
bedrmS., bath, plus lge. inclosed
porch. 2iz-acre lake, 2 barns. road
frontage on 2 sides. Ideal horse
or cattle farm or retirement. Near
culpeper. S26,400. 29ss cash.
L23-acrs. farm with attractive A.
bedrm. land bath modernized house.
Below Quatieo. 2 miles from new
Rte, e5 Shirley hwy. cloverleaf. s.
stall horse barn, new 2-car ma
sonry garage. 2 acres stocked lake.
Good, wide, paved road frontage.
S2s, $50. Land values win double
In 2 years.
Dillon Land Co.
q. MACAO. OPEN TIL, Ql
Evening star., 1962-05-12
McLEAN-BY OWNER

4 bedrms., 3 compl. baths. lse. rec
rm.. equip. kit, with bkfst. area,
Bsmt., lge. liv. rm. and din. rm
Walking dist. to areas finest
high and or. schls. Pool member.
ship. Selling below mkt. in mid
20s. Ell. 6-49l9.
McLEAN--4-bedrm,, 2-bath bricl
rambler. Conv. C1A and Catholic
schools. Assume 4 y % loan. 1856
1878.
McLEAN-cent. air cond. brk. split
level, 4 bedrms., 2Ia baths, lee
sep. din. rm.. all elec. kit. liv
rn.. ser. porch. nr. CIA, Pen
tagon. S26.500. FL. 6-2l26.
McLEAN-Prestige area, 4 bedrms,r
UNIQUE contemp. mature trees
Under mkt. S2S,000. Ell. 6-50T2
Evening star., 1962-05-12

OFFICE SPACE
8 rms, approx. 400 50. IT,,
window air conditioners.
$3.50 per month.
Also a one-room office and
combination 2-rm. office,
16S4-S6 Conn. ave. See
janitor, Grover Byrd. on
premises.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
STORES F0R RENT

BAILEYS X-RDs., Z CORNERS
LOCATE m CULMoRE SHOP. CEN
TER-Rte. a, betw. Baileys Cross
roads and Seven Cor, air cond.,
15x60. immed. occdp. CULMORE
REALTY, JE. 1860. EN-. 2-4626
Evening star., 1962-05-12
WAREHOUSES WANTED

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Win buS
1000 50. It. bldg. or q acre ground
zoned industrial. r. 3. LASSEN
o. o-o12O.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
FAIRFAX
SALE T BY
BUILDER

Lovely 4-bedrm.. 3-bath ranch
type home with extra -large base
ment, Dashboard hot-water heat
across from Fairfax Army Nayy
Country Club; Large liy; rm., yith
firepl., sep. din rm. with sliding
glass doors opening onto large,
fnll-length porch overlooking beau
tiful woods. beautiful all-eleetric
kit, fruitwood cabinets. eye-level
oVen, vent fan, surface burners.
disposal snd .hN dishhwasner, r.,IS 6rkist' Ist
rm. with lovely firepl.. also sliding
glass doors leading to lge., wooded
yard. DIR: Out Rte, so to Fairfax
circle. take Rte. 237 at Circle,
pass Army Navy Country Club,
20 to No. 2 Country Club Hills,
turn right, following Brookwood
drive. to Spring Lake terrace. left
70 house No. b94. Sale price.
S2b.70O.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
Mothers Day Specials

Mothers Day Specials
JUST WAITING
Split-level 3-bedrcom center han,
Iia baths. s22. ESQ. You may as
sumo a Sl7,500 loan. move in
with deposit.
FOR
North Arlington Colonial IN ccun-
try Club Manor, 3 bedrooms, sep
arate dining ROOM extra nice
kitchen, full basement, large land
seaped lot. Be sure to see this.
YOU
North Arlington. walk TO Parking
ton Shopping Center. Nice brick
Colonial, 2 bedrooms, each l:N2Q;
separate dining room, new electric
kitchen, fdll basement. Sl9.OOO
May consider renting on 2-yeal
lease.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
BURRIs REAL ESTATE
IA A-gAn0
PRIVATE PATIO

Secluded by shade trees and
Towering dogwood is an exA
ira added attraction with
this sparkling split-level. 3
hedrms. plus Q den or guest
room. breakfast-size kitchen,
banQuet-size dining rrn., 2
full baths plus Q step-saying
powder rooml Assume CT
loan at Just 500, ,950l FALLS
CHURCH REALTY. JE. 2
SOLO.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
COUNTRY PRoPERTY

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, VA
level. 3-bedrm. Brick home. IL
baths, liv. .fm. with firepl., sep.
din Fm.. full bsmt., of hot-air
heat, garage. screened porch.
Ideal Tor retired couple. S14.250.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
DOWN PAYMENT, u IIUUU
STAFFORD PROP, INC.
BUILDER


CR. 3-7072 or JE. 3-S200
FATRFAX-By OWNER. 5tone-and-
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., full
bsmt and bree1eway. Attached
garage, work shop. On Ia acres.
Small red barn for pony, garage
or. storage. S23,250. CR. 3-0920.
FAIRFAX, CITY Owe have Just
taken this lovely 3-bedrm. all
brick rambler in trade on q new,
more expensive home, situated on
q lovely wooded lot, finished rec.
rm, and den, excel. cond. Price,
$4,000. FLA. DEAN r. MEYER,
INC. builder, JE. 4-4670.
FAIRFAX CITY = 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod. bsmt., nice wooded lot. As
sumo 4hss GI. SIS mo. pLt.i
OWNER. CR. 3-6ss2.
FAIRVIEW SECTION OF FAIRFAX
-3-bedrm. brk rambler. a-acrs
fenced yd.. screened porch, full
bsnnt. FHA appraised at S1S,500
CR. 3-b126.
Evening star., 1962-05-12

Room to Roam
This fenced sG-acre lot is 9 beauty
and the Immaculate 3-bedrm.. 2.
bath split-level with rec. rm. anc
garage has lots Of space. too
THOMPSON q Assoc1ATEs
REALTORS IA. 5-7617
Evening star., 1962-05-12
PROP. FOR Rem
AUTO. TRANSMISSION
REPAIRS
DEALERS
RADIATOR
SHOPS

or any related automotive line.
have several corner locations
which are. or will be. available al
reas. rents in Northern Virginia
WALT AT La. $4,000 or 935.
0367 AFTER q PM.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY-3,OlE
50. IT. 1903 Moorland la, Be-
thesda. Avail. immed. OWNER,
Evening star., 1962-05-12

FALLS CHURCH. Ptmmit Hills
$3.50 dn-. S97 mo. , b.r., excel.
cond., str. winds. fenced I'd.
patio. o. busli1e, 2 hlks. sch.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE
fcONTIauED,

ATTENTION. BUILDERs-Approx.
30 lots. ready to 90. Sever an
yateI IN. including water tan
oz2-24Sz.
Evening star., 1962-05-12

For apt. comm. farm. indust.. IN.
vest. residential river front, s9e-
cial purpose land and homes witt
acreage. See or call
Evening star., 1962-05-12

SPRINGFIELD, 67O1 Hanover ave.
Brick rambler, bedrms.,
baths. lge. handicapped lot, appli-
ences and furnished game rm. II
desired. 2 fireplaces. Newly redec.
Additional lot, 1924 So. ft. free
TO acceptable buyer. FLA apprai-
sal, $22.5O0.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

Alk COND.. I'll 14th st. NV. =
office or can be used for light in
dustrial. 400 50. It. window space
overlooking l4th st. Available
AUGUST l Gal 62s-3705.
Evening star., 1962-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fCOAfTlhlJeDl
WAREHOUSES F0R SAFE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
sHRLINcToN AREA

III miles from Pentagon.
$4,000 50. IT., IN new bldg.
Ioading DC ks, sprinkler,
high ceiling, finished office.
Ideal for research Immedi-
ate occupancy.
671-91O0 Ewes, IA. 2-23SS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-08-23
Cay Patlen Wins Beauty Title
Chosen From Over 80 Entries

in wearing apparel; living room
lamp; a set of unbreakable dish
es; a modelling course, plus
other useful articles.
A panel of six judges made
the final decisions after the
girls had been paraded through
Rockville in convertibles and
escorted to the Departments IS
pavilion on the carnival
grounds. They were introduced
to the judges at a private recep-
ton and were judged on "face
and personality" before their
appearance in the bathing suit
division, to which the public had
been invited. A crowd of ap-
proximately 500 viewed the
bathing suit beauties and listen
ed to their answers to impromp-
tn questions from the COM
mentator, Mrs. Moore.
Also present to congratulate
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-08-23

Miss Elizabeth Gay Pat
len, Is years old, green eyed
and blonde, was the recipient
Of the Miss Rockville Volun-
teer Fire Department beauty
title on Aug. Is, winning
out over 81 contestants who
had entered the competition.
Miss Patlen, a graduate of
Montgomery Blair High School,
was the last entry received for
the competition by contest di-
rector, Mrs. Virginia Moore.
She was previously crowned
Miss Bowling Teen of 1862, and
was the second runner-up for
Miss Teen Queen of 1860.
The s 6" model, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice j.
Patlen, Silver Spring. is current
1y studying with The Model
Guild, in Washington, and has
been modelling for Lansburghs.