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Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone: 349-4255

Greenwood Mennonite Church
Bishep-The Rev. Alvin Mast.
Ministers: Mark Swartzentruber
-Owen Guengerich
$3.50 am Sunday School. Rob-.
Zehr, Supt.
10:30 am. Worship Service
1880 p. m. Evening Bible meet
ing.
500 p. m. Wednesday evening
prayer service.
Visitors welcome at any service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta M. Clough
1000 am. Sunday School
11:00 am. Worship Service
700 pm. Youth Service
1880 pm. Evangelistic Service
Mid-week prayer service We'd
nesday at 7:45 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-25

0Iivar Olives sssa;.s s,sfiss Sms' paii. 69c
kingsford Charcoal llSS-65c 11SS$1.25
GriII-lite Charcoal Lighter .an g, 49c
Virginia Lee MarshmaIIows 'sto1 a1o Csc
Arstocrat Plates White bite sias rass' ssss ssssss 29c
Ideal Kosher Pickle Spears '15s1 Ias 39e
Princess Wax Paper 1oo-ft roll 23s
Princess Aluminium Foil 26-ft. roll 29c
Evening star., 1962-05-18
CONTINUED

ANFANDALE-Assume loan on this
beautiful 3-bedroom. full base
ment RAMBLER. Excellent eiose-in
location. sets on quiet eul-de-sac,
equipped kitchen. recreation room;
IN basement. ! II baths. real neat
house with excellent terms. Only
$4,000.
CALL NOW HU, 1885
WELLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1962-05-18

BRICK RAMBLER on lovely
lot in Falls Church-McLean
area. 8 bedrms. Immaculate
condition. Priced at S16,500.
Large 4h% loan can be
assured with low down pay
ment. For further details call
THE DARBY CO. IA. g.
o393. Ewes. IA. 5-1S56.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.
BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE

COMMERCIAL, 1919 Pennsylvania
ave. Sc. Beautiful home, basement
with street entrance. Suitable for
any neighborhood business. Near
A q p. SNYDER-PRESS. INC.
ST. 3-93l6 or OIL. 6-5177.
YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE A COM
PORTABLE 3-hedroom home, fire.
place in living room. large dining
room and recreation room, plus
two completely furnished one-bed-
entrance for added income. The
house can also be used as 6-bed-
room, 3-bath home for large FAM
lily. s minis. TO Pentagon, $19.600.
Owner on premises, will show ct
anytime. $40 N. Kenmore street,
Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
FALLS HILLS, VA.

FALLS HILLS, VA.
Local realtors retirement can bs
gain ,SmSIsf beautiful xtS SgSt0T6r FiOr1d
rec. rm. Too many extras and
features to mention, $36, $50,
Also 4-bedrm.. 3-bsth. 2-firepl.
rambler next door at $32.96O.
Wide, deep, wooded lots.
FOR DETAILS CALL OUR AGENT
TOM BLADES, JE. 2-5215
OPEN DAILY. 2-6
Beyond New r Fails Plaza "a shoppinV it SIS'
center at Falls Hill marker on
Dale DIR. to 203 and open house
GEO. II. RUCKER SALES CORP
IA. 5-8585
FALLS CHURCH = Beautiful con-
temporary split-level located in
excellent residential area, immac-
ulate condition, features 8 bed
rooms. separate dining room. large
kitchen, living room with fire
Place, ,sSs gen; SxS baths. many extras
w GSEAh4
Bailey's Crossroads
FALLS CHURCH = 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod. 2 baths. BY OWNER. financ-
ing can be arranged. JE. 2-7520.
FALLS CHURCH-ANNANDALE =
Beautiful bi-level with q con-
temporary flair in o charming
setting Of trees and flowers.
bedrms.. ultra-modern colortont
kitchen. fireplace, sliding glass
doors. mammoth built-in. garage
and patio. Recently painted and
in excellent condition. Wonderful
for children. S23,950. TOWN g
COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC,
KE. $4,000. @ to 9.
GO WEST YOUNG MAN-Like tc
live in California-style pink
ing shrubs. trees. in quiet. lovely
neighborhood. Lge. liv. rm.. formal
din. rm., 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
cabinets galore in 13xi6 kit. with
sep. breakfast area. Jalousied
solariun with 2nd firepl., 145 It.
beautifully handicapped front lawn,
garage. Only $4,000 cash. For
appointment, call JE. $4,000, VIM
A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
CLOSED SUNDAY
Evening star., 1962-05-18
REALTORS

N. SPRNGFIELD-AlI brick
rambler with paneled FAM
lily room, 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, fully equipped kit
chen, fireplace and full base
ment for future expansion.
The S20.950 price Is below
FHA appraisal and requires
only $1,000 down. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. Alex. S36-6200,
Spfld. 451-2500. Mclean
356-7000.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

y. SPRNGFELD-3-bedrm. ram.
bier. built-in oven. diagonal stove
WV. carpet. fireplace. Tall trees,
u acre. Excel. netghborhood. FHA
OWNER, CL. 6-3069.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
ANNANDALK-FAILs CHURCH


Eo-ft. rambler, s brS, Q tvin-size,
Q closets. 2 baths. 20-ft. nT. rm.
W/firepl-s sep. din. rm.. eat space
in EQUIP. kit. full bsmt-,. lge. rec.
Lm-.. 25-ft. utll. area plus space
eoss S5 Isoi iandsesped sea ea'h ioSf S1 eOrnea
lot, Exeel. bus and school bus serv.,
public and paroehial. S24,600.
Terms. JE- 4-S876.
ANNANDALE.ROLF HKTGHTS-Cen-
trel air conditioned, z-bedrm., 2
bath rambler. full bsmt. with
large rec. rm. and entrance hall
leading TO csrport and patio. new
draperies. vall-to-wan carpeting.
ANNANDALE-crestwood rambler.
eedrsR-, ar e. baths finished rec.
ANNANDALE-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, full bsmt.. rec. I'm. Ice.
loan. s1s. 800. cT. s-siss. 11A
ARE AI,,yEog, YEoT LHooKIN;GI 20. !. q FOB ss PEE;
fuli baths, entry foyer, large rec.
Tm. with 5nd fireplace. formal
dining rm.. and dreamy Kitchen
with. All the latest gsdgets. Brand
sparkling new. All this and many
the finest ynsishSorhocd @ IN North 4
ern yirginie. For appt. 70 Inspect,
cal JE. 10000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, NC. Closed Sunday.
ARIZONA BRICK RAM B I 3 z
nestled among tall trees with pro-
fessionally laid-out lot Of fencing,
shrubs, water ponds, ETC." bed
rms. 2 full baths, firepl. in liv.
I'm, plus cetling-to-floor window
w/bar, recessed lights, plenty Of
storage. S19,950., $3.50 dn.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
MCLEAN
CANOPY OF TREES

MCLEAN
CANOPY OF TREES
Shade this CENTER HALL RAM
BIER. Custom-built for Q mature
couple, you will LOVE it's taste
full decor and condition; Living
rm, with PANELED, FIREPLACE
%A " doE eFsstSss PoscA SRi5S aH.4Sonr ER ssf. fs
VATE WoopEp CODED GLEN. 5 briSht
bedrms., 2 colorful baths. Day
LIGHT BASEMENT with space for
4th bedrm. adjoins COVERED Pa
ITO. diversified MISTER AND
ct. JUST LISTED. CALL
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Realtors ia. 10000
MCLEAN : walk TO GA. Command
iIg ber yfT Hb SISs99 i.sns Th
Step-down living room with fire.
place, huge separate dining rm.,
largest kitchen we've seen, with
brick fireplace wall. 4 twin-sized
bedrms.. with room for 2 more.
3 really elegant baths. lovely rec.
sTj sgo Tis5 cKoWEfI fiEsfIlass & CO fSSFcs. Sc kesi-
Learn. l; Ell e. s.sosa Sasaa oPRE oFleSe f t. .
McLEAN-BY OWNER
Almost new. conv: public and
way. 3 bedrms.. den. ltv. rm., sep
arate din. rm:. family rm., 2h
baths. 2 flreplaees. and all-elec.
kit. Bsaqt; s, IT. Handicapped %-scre lot.
MCLEAN, prestige area bedrms.,
unique contemp. mature trees, un-
der mkt. $4,000. Ell. 6.5072.
BROYHILL PARK, near Seven Cor
ners - Brick rambler, 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, paneled rec. rm. carport.
Fenced back lawn. FLA appraised
at S22,750. By OWNER, JE. B.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL. n, OPEN DAmY-3-bedrm,
Colonial. 1928 Minis. to D. c. and
PeHt. Sep. din. rm-. rec, rn-. 2
firepls.. y baths. compl. fenced.
I'd. trees. Quiet shady ST.. nr.
schools, shops. bus. S1S.400. As
sumo FHA mortg.. s10S mo. Prin-
eipals only. KE- S-6zS7, 6421
ARLINGTON N.-TT's LIKE FIND
ING A GOLD MINEl This charm
ing older home Is situated on over
an acre and Q half Of beautiful
level land with trees and shrubs.
MAY be subdivided and sold.) In
terior. features spacious liv:. I'm.
and book shelves, 2 beorms-, fam
tly-size kit, full bsmt. and garage.
Small guest cottage in rear, S27,-
600.
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy, Arl., KE. $3.50
ARL., n, facing Bon Air Park
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler, daylight
rec. rm., large porch, fireplace,
air conditioners, ex20 swimming
pool. S20,950, can assume 4zse
FHA. OWNER, JE. 4-6450.
ARLINGTON, S15,750. FHA. charm
ing rambler, 2 blks. from Airing
ton Hall, or 10 minis. TO Pentagon.
Nestled in Towering cherry, crab
apple and dogwood trees. Deep
fenced yard. full bsmt with rec.
I'm. and firepl., sunny kit. with
breakfast booth adj. screened
porch, large liv. rm., 2 bedrms.
and ceramic tiled bath. Extras are
dishwashef, air cond., patio. stone
barbecue. By OWNER. Call 522-
1899. To see. 390S s. 7th st.
ARL. RIDGE RD. AREA-AiF-cond
brick Colonial. TWO large living
rooms. TWO rec. rms. study, 8
bedrooms, walk-in closet, 3M
baths. fully equipped kitchen. Ideal
for entertaining. Fenced yard, with
tall trees and strubs. Occup. July
/. Price $44.500. BY OWNER.
OF. 4-6921.
ARL. N.-Colonial Sl6,950. Assume
loan, S95.61 per mo. Excellent
cond., clean throughout. Big trees,
beautiful yard and patio. 2 large
bedrms.. full bsmt. Many extras
incl. upright freezer, air cond. de-
humidifier, power mower. Going
overseas. Open Sat. and Sun.
b513 23rd st. North, KE. 6-o394.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

NEW BLDG, 5000 50. It. Immed.
oe., ideal research /devel. Cons.
Plaza area. GA. 4-6444 or PO. q
Evening star., 1962-05-18
ARLINGTON, NORTH
IDEAL

. Dr,,pEso EoA B BTsY BITJsY PEQgLH .o,-
yeniently located. This excellent
home offers q living room-dining
room combination with fireplace,
space, 3 good sized bedrooms and
full tiled bath. full basement.
lovely lot. off-street parking. Don't
miss thisl Only S16.600.
GEO. H.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
IN miles on Cacapon River. 12t
homesites. 2H hrs. d. c., pvt. rd
$4,000 dn. OWNER. AID. 2-0440
ARL.-New duplex now being built,
home plus S255 income, air cond.,
S36,950. JU. $4,000, ewes,
ARLINGTON = 3-unit brick apt
building. $345 mo. income, ex-
cellent rental area. walking dis
tance Pentagon. Asking S2S,o50.
Must be :Sid; OF; $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
CAN MAKE
AVAILABLE

Neag aig0Y IstR IL sna niigS K sS 81. NV. ;
PRACTICALLY NEW
History Air-Cond. Bldg.
Very Reasonable Rent, ME. s-5744
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN, llth ct.
Entire 4th floor. Eiev. bldg. Ap-
prox. 1900 50, II. space. Modern
air conditioned. S400 per mo. TO
responsible tenant. NE. S-l130.
Ewes. OIL. 2-4b43.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
L0Ts, ACREAGE WAITED

CONTINUED on Next PsasS
4
Evening star., 1962-05-18
gerachlS
ARLINGTON. A NORTH

ARLINGTON NORTH
&e-fk rambler, 8 bedrms., 2 baths
terms, By OWNER, ia. 4-0296.
Evening star., 1962-05-18
IA. $4,000
Colonial Realty Co,
ABSOLUTELY

choice area, off Wash. blvd
WESTOVER - 2-bedrm. brick in
immaculate eond., sep. din. rm..
equip. kit, full bsmt., super
Handicapped lot. One blk. to bus,
stores, schools, $500 dn. FLA
about SSS mo. plus :. and !.
ATT .KEv PT.TY IA 7-n16l1
Evening star., 1962-05-18
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
AIR

CONDlIlONED
3-RM. OFFICE SUITES
1411 PA. AVENUE NV
500 to 1000 50. IT. each.
Suitable for attorney, bro
ker, etc. $3.50 to 5000 per
month. Call Mr.. Week, DI.
7-6467.
Evening star., 1962-05-18

HOLMES Run ACREs-3-bedrm.
cond'r... disposal. washer, dryer
dishwasher. Assume 4hSS Gi
MORTGAGE. Pool membership avail.
SIG ZOO OWNER IE A-00R0
Evening star., 1962-05-18

u u u u u u.
VIII have plenty Of room for yoyI
family in this 4-bedroom. 3-bath
Cape Cod with den and rec. room,
in beautiful convenient Russel rd'
area Of Alexandria. S24, 70O.
THOMPSON q ASSOCIATES
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27

1t was very evident that the delegates
America Incy
hospitality and convention made
by the Twin City chapter.
In our conversations with number of delegates Sunday morning
meeting the feeling that other city
had done well the Twin Cities in making the meeting fully
joyabe recreationay Accommodations
ideal for convention
especially the lady folks 1t right in the middle and CONTIGUOUS
the department novelty shops good restaurants ETC.
Over 100 children brought the convention the orgaa
along kids from to
enjoyed planned dance the
Aqua where they could real
good time The smaller fry had baby sitter hand keep them
occupied visiting such
places Glus raskelar golf excellent Mill
City public
groomed families attention
Minneapolis the restaurants shops Even the 100
children assorted while life that all healthy
youngsters their conduct attracted
favorable attention.
goal of the Jill group
laboratory
examples of the result of the interest the organization the younger
generation.
quotations from delegates
the nation which spent three hours securing only lose
notebook Suffice to state every single
praise
which the Twin City chapter planned and executed the
both communities will pleased
women did so well in entertaining the convention.
cocktail party foreign correspondents
sofa Press club Friday sponsored by the Center for
Foreign Visitors Students independent
African nation Ghana had the
Nations
hope get
to UN relying
supply them with what going organization
We recognize that most of these nations still problem
ing personnel to maintain their papers a
However bloc has become such
important factor the UN
press corps very important emerging
African Independent nations
the entertained committee Smaby
there journalists Britain
Switzerland other
for worthngton Mimi city which rapidly becoming known all
ing echnques This plus community with cultural
made the southern Minnesota city, foreign
E.. Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27
UPI GOofs Again

Whenever anybody presumes to criticise the
daily press, the press responds with a great deal
more heat than enlightenment, and the criticism
never seems to do much good
One where daily press performance Is
particularly deplorable is in the press coverage Of
the story of Negro efforts to obtain their civil rights
in the South. Except for the occasions when
the story is important enough for northern news
papers to send in northern reporters the daily
depends upon the two wire services, UPI and APP.
And their reporters appear to view the story with
the frenzied eyes of the most extreme of southern
white extremists. Not only that, but the frenzied
reports they file clear the various offices and the
various copy editors of the northern press without
modification.
Here is a good example, from the July % UPI
report the conflict in Albany Ga. which ap-
peared in the St. Paul PIONEER PRESS:
"A Negro minister Lit the fuse of this racial
powderkeg Saturday night leading indignation
march that ended with the falling of 161 members
of his race"
1t seems unnecessary to comment on this sort
of language If the northern daily press wants to
report the story in such terms, then only
conclude that the press doesn't want to report all
in objective and truthful terms.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27
Who's irresponsible?

Congressman Clark MacGregor has a curious
letter in the Pioneer Press of July 49, referring to
an address at the University of Minnesota in which
it charged that the United States has too
often reneged on pledges we have made to help in
the active defense of Cuba, Laos and other areas
subjected to loss of democratic freedoms because
of Communist expansionist activities"
The Congressman agrees with these charges,
and then says, 1T is the administration, and not
Congress, which should take the credit or accept
the blame for American foreign policy in the last
year and half in Cuba, Laos, Berlin, and else
where"
The curious thing about this is the cutoff date,
The last year and half comedies roughly with the
administration of President for whom Congress
man MacGregor obviously has something less than
admiration
Still, we cannot help wondering where the re-
sponsblity rested during the years before this cut
off date. Or does Congressman MacGregor regard
President Kennedy's predecessor as irresponsible
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27
Coils League of Women Voters A Fourth
BrUnch Of Government

American system a variety
cratic expression from the fanatics throw them
selves at the White House fence the d fanatics who accumulate
foonotes Institutes Between these mnmay effective
mamay
effective combination thought action which best represented
by the League of Women Voters of the United States
practically fourth 1t
been with for forty and state of the
Union Its style ted by conformation In state capitol office
where above the low League members voices heard
the rusty creang Of legislators mind cropping for responsive
replies reentessy reasoned factual questions.
The method operation with careful study
is that League study step
period when problems and time is short studying what
decides study the deliberate exhaustive There
ashy debates in which problems reduced
its
mind its objective pursued with unremng tenat The whole
despair the delight Of the scrpulous
any consideration Of American celebrates
health the condition the League Of Women Voters highly ndca
tive The encouraging it's the nuts who work
In late April and early May the League held its Twenty
Phillips president national
that members 32000) in
2O) engaged activity than before Not only
there Of everything Mrs Phillips said but the general
quality Of the study action good
Current Magazine.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27
The Negro Population On
The March

The magazines as well as the newspapers are
full of articles these days about the Negro the
March. July's crop of magazines brings two notable
ones in Harpers and in Playboy.
Both are sympathetic, but the one in Harper's
Is likely to make you angry, and the in Playboy
to make you proud. John Fischer, in THE Editors
Easy Chair" in Harper's has some rather cutting
sometimes unsympathetic, and sometimes unfair
criticisms for the Negro. Nevertheless it is a
thought provoking article and worth reading if you
can keep your temper under control land maybe;
even if you can't; anger has its uses, too.)
The Playboy article, Through the Racial Look
ing Glass, by Nat Hentoh turns out to be the most
comprehensive, most perceptive most realistic and
at the same time most sympathetic magazine dis
cussion Of the subject that has yet to
attention.
For example, it should make instructive read
ing for white sympathizers who sometimes criticse
the Negroes impotence, because it does effective
job of Analysing that impotence and the compelling
reasons why the Negro must be impatient and
aggressive at this stage in history: 1T is unreastic
to expect all American Negroes to forgive and for
get their history in this country without at least
decade and probably more of emotional catharthis
(Hentoff quotes educators and social workers on
the emotional and psychological damage being
done to children both colored and white by slum
conditions).
He says "A major concern, therefore, or Negro
leaders who want these wounds to heal and not to
tester is that this bitterness, however therapeutic
may roar out of control and cause new and deeper
chasms." And this, in the penetrating Hentoff anay
sis, is a powerful argument not for making haste
slowly but for a markedly accelerated" drive
toward full and unqualified equality
And So This is going to be decade of I'M
renting, organized pressure for basic change"
There is no alternative. The social dynamite"-in
products of discrimination is short-fused. Time is
limited The dynamite is ''unaffiated unsliIled
and chemically under-employed Negroes" the ex-
istence in the slums of thousands of youths
E. who out of school and out of work., the
denial of jobs and job-training opportunity stimuli
taneously with the rapidly shrinking demand for
unskiled labor, the income discrimination NE
groes comprising 1883 of the population receive
less than 5% of the income, and have double the
unemployment rate of the entire populadon)
The favorable part of the picture, as painted by
Hentoff is that the Negroes throughout the country
are doing something about it all More significant
than the blind rage which is observable in many
quarters the constructive efforts going on.
These are the challenges of misuse Of power and
authority by whites: such the freedom rides, the
restaurant sit-ins and the lawsuits against dscrim-
in the political sphere. And they include the Of
Negro buying power more and more to force recog-
milton of the Negroes right to equal treatment in
society.
Buying power is a more potent weapon than
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27
Letters To The Editor
UphoIds Supreme Court Decision

Editor Freedom religion has truly been strengthened by the
soaed Regents Case decision United
States Supreme Court this hardwon victory
future, the time NOW Otherwise will the
this decision will
the door to further tampering with Bill Of Rights
Senator Easland Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee
southern decided budgeon Court
what to them most infamous decision dealing with
They that
which they unite the country ca of the
guaranteed by Bill Rights.
Easand scheduled public hearings
1862 the pushing Amendment
sduton allowing religious practices nations public schools
the who feel that such action
precious Immediately
other contact Senators Hubert Humphrey and
Mccarthy them it that Senator Eaands
with Bill Rights naught
effort in the Senate to that
politicians fail their efforts either Constitution
Court Our federal courts
political and have
excellent protecting individuals freedoms rights
NOW Immediately
American heritage freedom justice and equality Samuel
Jewish Community Relations Council
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-27
The
HIGH
And Low
DOW

Loving out Of style? Loving
County in Texas is the least pop
ulated Of the nations entire 3,O72
counties, with only 266 people Iv-
ing in its CAT square miles Our
weekly Originality award goes
to the Philadelphia furniture store
for its sign: Feather your nest
with little down"
II Senator Karl Mundt (Rep.-
SD has his way, the gigantic
granite faces Of the four US pres
idents on Mt. Rushmore in South
Dakota will be talking. He'd like
them wired for sound to deliver
speeches on freedom One of
the leading mail-order houses is
listing packaged world tours .
Don't worry about avoiding temp
tation after so. That's when it
starts to avoid you
The US. public spends more
than three million dollars a day
for its newspapers All esti-
mated IT million Americans de-
pend on tobacco products for all
or some part of their livelihood
The daily budget for two persons
travelling by car on vacation is es-
timated at $29 by the American
Automobile Association -.
Three score and ten is nearly the
life span of the average American.
1t now stands at 69.7, up 4.6 since
1857 An estimated 12,253, 900
US wives hold jobs L. A Bell Tele-
phone Lab survey Of 10 US cities
shows that men do the louder talk
ing on the phone-but that women
make most Of the social calls 1--WE
knew it all the time.) =.
Composer Stephen Foster i'm
mortalized Florida's winding Su-
vance River without ever seeing
it The NAM. reports that 50
per cent Of all high-school grad
yates entering the work-force OF
American industry do so without
knowing what makes industry
tick
A New Mexico law requires the
licensing and regulating of cattle
rest stations {. . Killing frogs with
a sling shot in California is now
illegal Harvesting pine nuts
by machine in Nevada isn't cricket
. And-in the state of Washing.
ton-motorists approaching a toll
bridge or toll road who fail tc
pass through are subject to pen
atty E.