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ale MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ROOMS FuRNlsHED-H.w.

STEREO-Steelman. Danish wal.
nut. Low boy design. Extra speak.
er. Like new. $500 or best offer
HE. 4-9l5S.
TOOLS-Snopsmit Model lO-ER
with Jig saw, SIPS. De Walt Gin
radlal. new table. Sl75. CT. 6-573S
TY, PHILco ~. perfect condition.
TYPEWRITER, electric Rem. Rand
, yrs. old, ike new, cost S469
sell SlS5. Manual, S45. adder
S55, etc. Pc. 3-3457.
TYPEWRITER. IBM 20" Executive
cleo Arcadia type. foam green
like new. used ! yr., private own.
er. Cost S749. sell $3.50. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12

FURN.-Moving to Hawaii. TV.
couch, chairs, tables. bureaus.
desks. Queen-size and double beds,
bike, misc. 33s-7155.
FURN.-Nev. . bedrms., liv. I'm.
and din. Tm., solid cherry. Stauffer
couch, lamps, etc Call CO 5-7457.
FURN--Stunning beige sect. sofa.
seats 10 comfortably, peri. cond.
A sacrifice at $3.50. Beaut. bar. >
revolving bar chairs. Sl25. Per-
feet corner grouping Of chest.
desk and cabinet, all for $500.
Also lamps, tables. clocks. etc.
I'm 9sA1Ho aft 10 m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12
CHILLUM MANOR

BRAND-NEW FURNTIUNE
Beaut. l-bedrm. apt. with large
lv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. din. and
| closets. Cow. to schools, stores
and bus. Just off N. Cap. AZ RISES
I'd; and Missouri ave. Call EA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12

COMMANDER APIS. 1928 18th St
N.W.-Effic. apt, new de luxe
bldg, avail. immed., rent includes
utils.. air cond.. secretary service.
CONN. AVE.-Immed. occup., l
bedrm. w/balcony in excel. cond.,
new furniture. $3.50 mo-, all utils.
incl. DI. 7-430O. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-12

PIANO. Capriccio console model
Never used. original price SLABS
Make offer. Also Rosenthal china
with crystal set. TIE. 6-575S.
PIANOS FOR RENT from Sc pei
month. Monies credited 1 you pur.
chase later. KITS G. convenient
locations), Dntn., 1880 G st. NV.
RE. 1922. Alex, 1881 Mt. Yer.
1910 Fairmont ave, OIL. 6-I676.
Suburban stores open evenings.
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS gigan-
tic discount sale Of reconditioned
pianos. Steinway, Knabe and other
famous makes at low, low prices.
KITS q convenient locations)
Dntn., 1880 G st. NV, RE. Z
6212. Alex. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave,
kI; s-S6s6. bethesda: 1910 Fair
gt0reS 0OAn evenings
Evening star., 1962-09-02
"BerWVn Hgts.'
Thompson Co. JU. $4,000

BETHEsDA IRiVer read areal, 660I
Pyle I'd, Conv. to NH, Naval Med
Walk to parochial and public
21z-bath split-level. Lovely pan.
eled family rm. or 4th bedrm.. elec
kit. with eating space, screened
porch off din. rm, Pretty lot
Swimming pool membership avail
FHA, or assume 4lzes loan. Upper
COS. OWNER, OIL. 6-6524 or 20
2s4900. Out Mass. ave. ext. K
Goldsboro I'd, right to River I'd .
left on River 10 Pyle and left Il
house. Open ewes. sat. and Sun.
BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. area
Attractive 3-yr ,-oid brick Colonial
central air conditioning. 1st floor,
liF. rm.. din. rm., den, powder
I'm. lse. kitchen. util. rm., scr
porch and patio. End floor, 4 bed.
rms. 2 baths, recreation rm., u
bath and garage in basement
peep wooded lot. Upper 4Qs
OWNER, by appointment, OIL. .
ONU@s
Evening star., 1962-09-02

POTOMAC FOREST
Brick rambler on attractive wooded
site. 4 large bedrooms. paneled
rec. room with fireplace. huge
screened porch. 2-car garage, Ideal
country living. close to all con-
Denienees. Ewes. Mr.. Little. AK.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DBv. co.
a LLddSST LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Evening star., 1962-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKvILLE-cute 2-bedrm. RAM
bier with carport, immed. poss-'
excellent financing at Sl3,40O.
ROGER H. SPENCER CO. INC,
OR. 4-5l5l WI. s-sO59
ROCKYILLE-Immediate possession
can be obtained on this 3-oeorm.
(expandable TO ~ home. Family
kit. fireplace in living rms con-
venient to schools. Sl6.95O. FhA
ROGER H. SPENCER CO. INC
OR. 4-5151 WI. s-905o
ROCKVLLE-WEsT End = New B.
bedrm. brk. rambler on woooed
/ lot, Just short Of complexion.
Choose your eolors. SIs.5oo. Flex-
ible terms. r. L. SMITH. Real
tors. GA. 4-77ll. GA. 4-s795.
ROCKVTLLE-Beat thisi 4 bedrms.,
? full baths. deluxe kit. with AD-
JOINING FAMILY ROOM, large
liV. Tm., basement, air eono.,
storm windows, doors, patio, trees,
fenced lot. Priced s15.500.
DADE REALTY
5ss-s45s Realtors
Evening star., 1962-09-02
EDNOR
Mass. Ave. Area
Immediate Occupancy

Mass. Ave. Area
Immediate Occupancy
KENwooD - New listing Of this
an-eond. 4-bedrm., luxurious CEN
ter-haH Colonial, family-sized kit,
wLfirepl.,, distinguished library,
scr. poren opening onto picture
sn,;; rec. I'm. with firepl. OIL,
REDWOOD AREA-centrally air.
coma. Williamsburg eenter-hall
Colonial WIS bedrms., endowed
with many built-in features, func-
uonal library. patio opening to
pvt. FENCED yard with towering
trees. OIL. 4-0952.
TULIP ,HILL-Graeeful contempt.
rary home in this fashionable
nelghoorhood. 3 lge. bedrms., In
splring library. maids rm.. bath,
In the sos. OIL. 4-Os5i.
RIVER RD. AREA-Gratifyin Ia
person who needs this 4-bedroon1
rambler ,wLlRe; rec. rm.. designed
Tor Semi-inValid, has ramp for
En1essdleehair. In the 3Os. OIL.
WILSON LANE AREA-Harmonio
contemporary rambler with 3 bed
rms. and room for 1 more. 2h
paths, ialousied porch and garage.
Low, low sos. OIL. 4-0S51.
hILLMEAD = pignified 3-bedrm.
and den split-leVel, scr. porch
ofi din; rm. and kit. looks into
In the COS. oL. e-5sss. area
Pobiak & Pobiak
REALTORS OIL. $4,000
MASS. AVE. AREA-ModerniEe this
older home to match higher
priced houses in this desirable
wooded neighborhood. LiV. rm.,
din. rm., kit. 9 bedrms., bath
nice bsmt. on lge. valuable lot,
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REAIroR
CALL MONDAY OF, 2-2I23
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT
SILVER SPRING-Indian Spring
Village. 3-bedrm. all brick ram
bier, storm windows. patio, excel.
eond., S15,500. RAMSEY REALTY
Co. 949-0532.
C0RNERS-cape Cod, 4 b.r,
fenced yard, scr. pch- Walk 70
schools. FHA or assume AZ OF.
$4,000. JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MAYNE REALTY co.
oLNEY AREA

oLNEY AREA
Beautiful new brick rambler with
center-hall plan. dble. size bed
rms, spacious living I'm. with
fireplace, sep. dining rm., ultra
modern kitchen. tiled baths Il
with dble. sink. fun daylight
bsmt., oble. carport. 1z-acre lot
IN excellent community. S34,5OO.
Sl,5OO dn. to qualified purchaser.
Spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on lge. 2lz-acre lot Lge. living
rm. with fireplace, dining m.
and modern kitchen, 2 baths, fun
bsmt. with finished rec. rm.. util-
ity rm., storage space and Gear
garage. S34.950.
Lovely brick and masonry Cape
Cod on end-of-the-street 94-acre
lot. 5 bedrmS., . baths, living
rm. with fireplace, sep. dining
rnl,. modern kitchen. full bsmt',
adjoining lot avail. S2s.5o0.
BURToNsvuLE
Almost new brick rambler with
split foyer. Lge. living rm. with
fireplace, sep. dining rm.. modern
Kitchen, 5 bedrms.. baths. fin
ished rec. rm-s carport and patio.
st-aere lot, cow. to Applied
Physics Lab. Gray Laboratories,
MOL. S32,95O.
EDNOR
Charming rancheF on beautifuliy
landseaped 2A-acre lot. Spacious
SOFT. living I'm. with studio cell
ins, sep. dining rm., modern
kitchen with table space. Screened
balcony porch, 3 bedrms., 2 tiled
baths. 2-car garRSe. Here Is a
beauty IN an excellent setting,
suitable for horses and conven-
tently located. S39.950. Terms.
DAMASCUS
Almost new brick rambler with 4
bedrms., 2 baths, living rm. with
fireplace. sep. dining rm., lge.
modern kitchen with table space
and full bsmt. 3t-acre lot.
Owner transferred. Asking S27,-
MAYNE REALTY
924-2s31 OLNEY e24-4oOO
Evening star., 1962-09-02
COLEsvILLE. s17.500-1H bath

COLEsvILLE. s17.500-1K bath
BEAUTIFUL ACRE"
Hot-water heat, full bsmt.
w. ]. NICHOLAS, Rltr.. HE. $1,000
C0LESVILLE areas finest valuel
OPEN 2-7-Brk.. stone. redwood
3 bedrms; 2 baths. 26xl4 fam
lily rm.. H.-W.H., daylight bsmt.,
city water, will trade. Out Coles
vile rd. to Cedar lane. right
to Gsdsden, left to signs. Cal
JU. 5-1661.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. s-124C
CoLESvILLE-3-bedrm.. full bsmt
%oN WOODED ACRE"
Prestige area. Priced in mid-20s
W. J. NICHOLAS, Rltr.. HE. 4-lO0C
CONN. AVE. PARK = Lge. brick
splitl 3 bedrms., . baths! Rec
rm.! Beaut. level lotl Reduced tc
S22.950! Name your terms! 949.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Brick. 4,
bedroom split level with / "a
baths. paneled recreation room
separate dining room and O huge
modern equipped kitchen plu.
many extras. Don't miss this ont
at S22 $50 with FHA financing
J. c. CONLEY CO.. REALTORS
JU. 9-4134.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
C0LESVILLE AREA

CULEsNILLE AHEA
OPEN SUNDAY AND LABOR DAY
No reasonable offer refused on this
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. sep. din.
rm.. table space in kit, baths,
ground level rec. rm.. carport,
ia-acre lot. Built to sell for $780,
600. DR.: Out Colesville rd. l
block past Cloyerly ESQ Station,
right on Snider lane / block to
Gallaudet ave-, right to 154i2.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

CHEVY CHASE, N.-Beautifui "a
acre lot near the clubs, and Chevy
Chase circle. perfect location for
doctor, dentist, all professionals,
one Of our favorite custom build
ers will erect home and office
suite combination. Central air.
conditioning, sunken liv. rm., 4
lge. bedrms,, 3 baths, 4-room Of
flee. only $42,50O. Be your own
decorator. Call US for choice.
EVELYN @, KAPLAN d CO., 949-
10pn
Evening star., 1962-09-02

CLosE-IN, all-brick. 3-bedroon
rambler with family room, "a
rage. porch. newly equipped kitch-
en- and many extras including
Wv. carpeting plus washer and
dryer. Two fireplaces. S23 300
J. c. CONLEY CO.. REALTORS,
Evening star., 1962-09-02
CHARLES H. JAMIsON

POOLEsVILLE. MD.
WI. S-9223 30l-DI. e-3262
By OWNER, charm. brk. colonial
3 blks,. from NH. nr. Naval Med
and schools, . bedrms., sep. din.
rm., firepl. in liv. rm., screened
porch, fen. yd., patio, full bSmt.,
only Sfs,95O. or 4-14s5'
Evening star., 1962-09-02
SPRINGBROOK
MANOR
1910 Kathryn Road

ACCENT ON LOCATION
Owner-buiider says sell this
LUXURY RAMBLER. situ-
ated on 1s-acre lot, featur-
ing 3 twin-stze bedrms., 2h
baths, separate dining rm.,
spacious recreat ton rr1. and
Carport. Flexible terms. WE
TAKE TRADES. One FOUR
BEDROOM split-leYel avail
able. These homes deserve
o personal visit. Don't delay.
DIRECTIONS. out New
Hampshire ave. to Spring
brook Tracy dr., right to
Kathryn I'd. and PECK'S
OPEN SIGN.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
TAKOMA REALTY

4AhOMh hEAL14
BUY THESE LABOR DAY
WHITE FLINT PARK - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, newly painted in
side and out; l5x20 liv. rm., fire.
pl., din. IL" step saving mod
kit, dishwasher. stove. refgr. and
cabinets, rec. rm., 13x23. Mahog.
paneled den or library, laundry
rm., furnace rns., gas heat. Beau
tifully shaded, Handicapped lot.
S27 900. Assume S17,75O Ist
4Ises. Immed. possession,
4.7-ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE. g.
room, center-hall house. Livins
rm., din. rm., library. mod. kit, 5
bedrms., Ia baths. Oil h.w.h.
Horse barn. garage and smoke
house. Tree-lined circular drive.
~ miles D. c. S2T,5OO; 4 cash,
ROCKVILLE-4-BEDROOM HOUSE,
liv. rm.. firepl. din. rm. or 1st-flr.
bedrm-, master bedrm., bath. mod.
kit. refgn, stove, disposal, dish
washer. 2 unfin. bedrms., End fir.
Pun bsmt., rec. rm,, ldry. area,
furnace rm., chain-linked fenced
lot, beaut. Handicapped. Nj. public
and parochial schools. S15.75O.
Terms $500 cash; bal. 30-yr. FLA
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Evening star., 1962-09-02

3.bedrm. split. spic-and-span neat,
ga baths, extra lge. rec. rm.. walk
TO all schools, 5 min. to Wheaton
Plaza. WV. carpet and other
extras as bonus this weekend
only. FHA $50. $50 or assume GI.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Sunday, / PM.
e523 Thornhill I'd,
100 Plymouth st.

sAOELY S16,500"-For this rooml
4-hedrm., 2-hath home on shaded
acre. FHA appraised, DIR
Out Georgia ave. to Layhill I'd, IT
to Briggs rd., left to Lutes dr..
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CONTINUED on Next PaSs.l
Evening star., 1962-09-02
ROCKVILLE

New 4-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Gods.
Table space in kits, full din. rms,
level wooded lots, full bsmts.,
walk to everything. Prices tuSt
Evening star., 1962-09-02

s227 Fenton JU. 7-77oO
kENSINGT0N-5-bedroom, 2-bath
older home needs loving care.
Bsmt;. lge. wooded lot. Reduced to
Sl4,90O, $4,000 loan, small cash
down: no qualifying. Hurry
Evening star., 1962-09-02
n4gpGn

ROCK CREEK HILLS
BRICK ENGLISH
COUNTRY COTTAGE
3 bedrms. and den or 4th bedrnl.,
3 baths, maids rm.. .step-down
living rrn., lge. sep. dining rm..
rec. rm, screened porch, 2-car
garage, lge. wooded lot. S39. 800.
Designed for gracious living.
DIR Out Conn. ave, right on
Kensington pkwy.. left on Bexhill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05

dent of the National Council
of Churches, will preach at all
island service chapels April Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
Own Music SoIutes
Mary Howe at 80

Capital and a prime mover in
laying the foundation stones
for today's flourishing musical
activity.
Back in the 1920's. she was
active in building the Friends
of Music in the Library Of
Congress, an organization
which ultimately led to the
great chamber music concerts
for which that institution is
now world-famed.
She was instrumental in
founding the National Sym
phony Orchestra, which Just
last week played her Agree
able Overture" as a birthday
greeting to her.
But Miss Howe is more than
a builder of organizations and
a one-woman propaganda ma
chine for music-she is above
| all a solid, professional must
clan and a composer of rart
taste.
Yesterday, her creative gifts
were on display, and she hac
every reason to feel proud o.
her handiwork.
Under the leadership o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05

Emerson Meyers. some Of
Washington's most prominent
musicians had conspired to
keep last nights touching
affair a complete surprise to
her. That they succeeded ad-
mirably was plain from Miss
Howe's evident establishment
and delight.
1t was a pleasure to spend
an hour with the quiet, unas-
Stunning but distinctive music OF
this composer gracefully
shaped, sensitive, touched with
impressionism-and to sincere
ly wish her many happy re-
turns of the day.
The mood of most Of the
selections was nostalgia. and
| it seemed to me that perhaps
the epitome of the birthday
concert could be found in Johr
Langstaff'S beautiful singing Of
the Lullaby for a Forester!
Child" a song as fresh anc
youthful as Miss Howe's spiril
remains despite the passage o.
the years.
There are many PERENNIAL!
fresh and youthful moments il
Miss Howe's music. Genuinl
craftsmanship and authenti
talent are rare enough to cele
brate at any time. and wha
better time could there possibl
be than the 80th birthday o
one who is blessed with thes
gifts?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05

The the picture has smiled for weeks because Hmms Beer
cIeanut to the taste moothnes aged W leaves you with
feeling refreshmen No he's smiling because WASH
ingon folks the great that makes Hmms already
selling Some them here so look close
You may meet a friend neghbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05
Bishop Lord Leaving
On OkinuWu Mission

Methodist Bishop John Wes-
ley Lord of Washington leaves
today for a Holy Week preach
ing mission to Protestant and
Eastern Orthodox armed forces
personnel in Okinawa.
Bishop Lord, first vice presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05
Dryden Will Speak
On Spoce Exploration

DR.. Hugh L. Dryden. Deputy
Administrator of the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration (NASA), will speak on
THE Exploration of Space"
next Thursday before local
alumni of Johns Hopkins Uni
verSity.
A graduate of Johns Hopkins,
DR.. Dryden will address the an
nual meeting of the Hopkins
alumni at a $50 pm. reception
and dinner at the Colonial
Room of the Mayflower Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05

Last night, musical WASH
ington paid tribute to Mary
Howe. celebrating her 80th
birthday in the most appro-
pirate fashion poSsible-with
a superb concert entirely de-
voted to the music she has
composed.
5 Since 1915. when Miss Howe
first came to Washington. she
has been an ornament to the
cultural life Of the Nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05
BY IRVING LOWENS
etsE Music Critic

Mary Howe Birthday Concert. As
Sisting artists: Wallace Mann, flute:
Emerson Meyers, piano; John Long
staff, baritone; Charles Crowder.
piano; Alice and Arthur Magic. duo
pianists; George Steiner, violin;
Margaret Tolson, piano; Katharine
Hansel, soprano; Evelyn Swarthout,
piano; Howard University Concert
Choir, Warner Lawson. conductor.
At Mayflover Hotel. AL Mary Howe
program: Interlude between Two
Pieces; Lullaby for a Forester's
Child; The Ragpiekers; Uber allen
sGipfeln; Stars; waltz Of the Queen
af Hearts: Sonata for Vinlin and
Piano; Berceuse; Viennese Waltz;
When Died in Berners Street /:
Song Of Ruth: Williamsburg Sun
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05

If you ore unubIe to come into any Of Diener's
stores, CALL for q Color Counselor who will come
to your home with samples and help pIon your
color scheme at no obligation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-05

%. eliminating with a COM
bined Easter Sunday Sunrise
service.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-24
Measure 200
(Continued from Page 81

pie, farms and ranches, reap
praised according to ''fun cash
value when sold in a speculative
m ket, could find their taxes
tripled or quadrupled; such tax
levels. higher than even the in
come from the property, would put
these farms and ranches out of
business and therefore would set
back the state's economy appre-
Gladly.
Fifth, the Legislature would be
forced to make a far-reaching de-
ciSion based on data not due to be
completed until six months later.
That is, the Legislature would have
a deadline Of July /, 964, by which
it must set the percentage of "ful
cash value" that would become the
assessed valuation, but the pro-
posal does not require the ''full
cash value TO be determined until
December 81, 1864.
Sixth, persons experienced in
such property surveys and reap
praisals elsewhere believe the
time allowed would be too short
and the appropriation would be too
low. The possibility looms that the
program might be forced TO stop
when only partly completed.
Seventh, and by no means the
least of these points, the measure
would Wrest from the legislature
the fiscal responsibility and the
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-24
Registration Of Voters In
Navajo County Gains 1908
Between Elections

Voter registration in Navajo
County's 81 precincts increased by
1908, according to a compilation
rele ased this week by Navajo
County Recorder Elda R. Probst.
Registration for the General Elec-
ton on Nov. s closed Friday, after
opening Sept. IL following the Pri-
mary Elections.
Total registration for the Pri-
mary Elections was 8. z33, and for
the General Election 9, 736, gain
of just under II per cent.
Biggest gain of new registrar
tons was in the Whiteriver pre-
cinct, where 227 new names were
added to the SAB registrations for
the Primary Elections. This is a
AZ per cent gain, and majority of
new registr atoms we're in the Dem
ocr attic Party, with a new total of
GA as against 12ORepubhcans and
6 others.
Tabulations issued this week
show the following:
WinSloW No. 1: Democrats 325;
Republicans AZ, total 367. Winslow
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-24

III. Lakeside: Democrats 27O, Re-
publicans 1O2, Independent /. Non
partisan 4, total 377.
Linden: Democrats 10, Repub-
hcans 7, total 20. Oraibi: Demo-
Gratis 8, Republicans 80, Nom
partisan 4. total 1O1. Overheard:
Democrats %, Republicans IL,
Independent /. Non partisan 2,
total 88. Pinetop: Democrats 2O4,
Republicans 70. Independent S,
total 282. Polacca: Democrats 65,
Republicans Al. Non parts an 8,
rotal liz.
Show Low No. [: Democrats
243, Repubhca ans 90. Independent
1. Non-partisan 1, total 337. Show
Low No. 2: Democrats 349, Re-
publicans III, Non-partisan 2,
total 468. Snowflake: Democrats
314, Republicans 23O, Independent
2. Non-partisan 6, total $50.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-24

(Continued from Page 81
StrumentS incident to property
u anSactiOnS.
Section 1. Any person holding a
valid license as real estate brok-
er or a real estate salesman re-
gularly issued by the Arizona State
Real Estate Department when act
ing in such capacity as broker or
salesman for the parties. or agent
for one of the parties to a sale,
exchange, or trade, or the renting
and leasing of property. shall have
the right to draft or fill out and
complete, without charge, any and
all instruments incident thereto
including. but not limited to, pre-
hminary purchase agreements and
earnest money receipts. deeds.
mortgages, leases, assignments,
releases. contracts for sale of
realty, and bills of sale.
ION OFFICIAL BALLOT NO. 2OO)
AN INITIATIVE MEASURE RE
LATINO TOTAXATION: GREAT
ING THE ARIZONA STATE
BOARD OF APPRAISAL STAND
ARDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF
DIRECTING A SURVEY AND RE-
APPRAISAL OF PROPERTY FOR
TAXATION PURPOSES AND TO
PROVIDE A CONTINUING SYS-
STEM OF UNIF ORM APPRAISAL
AND ASSESSMENT PRACTICES;
CREATING THE OFFICE OF d.
RECTOR OF APPRAISA
STANDARDS; PRESCRIBING
THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF
THE COUNTY ASSESSORS, THE
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No. 2: Democrats 473, Republicans
ia. Independent S, Non-partisan
3. total SOS. Winslow No. 8: De-
mocrats $40. Republicans 156, In
dependent 4, Non-partisan 1, total
7O1. Winslow No. 4: Democrats
2S7, Republicans Isl, Independent
3. Non-partisan 2. total31 Wins
low No. S: Democrats 298, Re-
publicans 80. Independent 7. Nom
partisan l. total 396. Winslow No.
6: Democrats 479, Republicans
143. Independent 8. Non-partisan
3, total 633. Winslow No. 7: Dem
ocrats 252. Republica ans 70, indie
pendent 6. total 328.
Holbrook No. democrats 354,
Republicans 1O1, Independent /.
Non-partisan 3. total 459. Hol-
brook No. 2: Democrats Ali, Re-
pubicans 119. Independent 8, Non
partisan 3, total $40. HoIbrook No.
3: Democrats 316, Republicans
1H, Independent 4, Non-partisan
2, total 443. Holbrook No. 4:Dem-
ocrats iii. Republicans So, indie
pendent 3. Non-partisan /. total
27.
Cibecue: Democrats 116, Re-
publicans IL, total 128. Clay
Springs: Dem ocrats "a. Republi-
cans Is, total 1O2. Heber: Demo-
Gratis p. Republicans SIS. total
128. Joseph City: 1872 Democrats,
81 Republicans. total 249. Kayenta:
Democrats SO, Republicans 100,
total 1874. Keams Canyon: Demo-
Gratis 81, Republicans SIS, total
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STATE TAX COMMISSION AND
THE STATE LEGISLATURE: A
MENDING TITLE AZ, CHAPTER
2, ARIZONA REVISED STAT
UTES, BY ADDING ARTICLE 2. 1,
SECTIONS 42-261 Oh, NCLU-
SIVE, AND MAKING AN APPRO-
PRIAT1ON.
SUMMARY
RELATING TO TAXATION, GRE
ATING A STATE BOARD OF APP
PRAISAL STANDARDS FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DIRECTING A
SURVEY AND REAPPRAISAL OF
TAXABLE PROPERTY AND TO
PROVIDE CONTINUING SYSTEM
OF UNIFORM APPRAISALS AND
ASSESSMENTS: CREATING THE
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF APP
PRAISAL ARDS AND
PRESCRIBING THE pow ERS
AND DUTIES OF THE STATE
BOARD.
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law-mahng responsibility given it
by the Constitution. In thiS regard,
ii must be remembered that law
enacted by referendum normally
can be changed only by another
referendum.
These are some of the major
points of opposition to Proposition
200.
Certainly, there are existing
property tax inequities thar should
be corrected: reviews and reV-
sions of Arizona's property tax
structure are long overdue.
But Proposition zoo would not
be a desir able means to accomp
Ish these goals. 1t would cause j
situation worse than the present
one.
Proposition 200, therefore,
must be killed on November 6.