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The Arizona post., 1962-01-05
Glazed Corn Beef
4 lbs. raw corned briSket of

Glazed Corn Beef
3-4 lbs. raw corned briSket of
beef
l tablespoon mixed picking
spices
p cup dark brown sugar,
firmly packed
q teaspoon dry mustard
y teaspoon ground ginger
u teaspoon celery salt
p teaspoon caraway seeds
4 teaspoon ground cloves
Select a thick, well-trimmed
piece of meat. Place in a
large saucepan, cover with
water, add the picklin g
spices, bring to a boil, then
simmer for 2 to 213 hours,
the longer time for the
larger piece of meat. Remove
from the liquid and drain.
Place on the rack of a roast
er. Mix the remaining in
gradients together. Press, a
little at a time, over the en-
tire exposed surface of the
meat. The sugar will melt as
you work. Bake at $50 degS.
F., uncovered, from l to 112
hours, until the meat is cas-
ily pierced with a fork. Serve
hot or cold, cut into thin
slices against the grain. Al
low about a half pound for
each serving, as corned beef
shrinks a great deal in cook
ing.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-05
Swiss Jewry
Now At 10000

The Jews were expelled
from Switzerland in the
fifteenth century and were
not permitted to return until
the beginning of the seven
teenth century when they
settled in Lengnau and En-
dingen. The Jewish popula-
ton in Switzerland today
numbers nearly 10000.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-05

had IL years in US. civil
service. He has completed
training in an accident and
health course sponsored by
the Life Underwriters Assn,
and has completed courses in
life insurance, offered by one
of the leading companies. He
also completed the Travellers
Insurance Co. training pro-
gram on personal lines in
surance.
Mr.. MendelSOhn is married
to the former Marjorie Glad
stone, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gladstone of
cson. The Mendelsohns
have lived here since 1859
and make their home at 5O43
E. Julia. They are members
of Temple Emanuel and Mr..
Mendelsohn is corresponding
secretary of the Anshei Is
rael Mems Club and also is
a member of the National
Life Underwriters Assn.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-05
Taxes On Rise
For Isruelis

JERUSALEM, q T Al -
Higher purchase taxes on
automobiles and refrigera-
tors became effective last
week to provide part of the
118,OOO,OOO pounds ($66,OOO,-
0O) supplementary budget
for Israel for the year end
ing March 81, 1862.
The Arizona post., 1962-01-05
Cooking With A Tam
Cooking With A Tam
Home-Mude Corned
Beef Is Versatile
By Mildred GrOsberg Bellin

WHEN HUSBANDS meet for lunch the crowd gath
for late evening snack, make mine corned beef
rye" familiar request This method preserving
has been favore for long that it's antiquity be
judged by the legends concerning the origin of the
The Arizona post., 1962-01-05
Mende|sohn Joins Sfuff
Of FrUchthendIer Agency

Archie Mendelsohn has joined the office of Jacob c.
Fruchhendler Insurance, it has been announced by Mr.
Fruchthendler.
Mr. Mendesohn attended the University of Kansas
City, served in the us. Navy during World War II and
Evening star., 1962-12-03
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Dec. 3 (AP) CUsDA).-
HOgs. $500; active, butchers steady
to 2j higher: sows steady to strong
shippers took around so per cent oi
salable supply; l-2 10000 ID, BUTCH
ers l7.a5-i775; around rs head at
17.75; mixed 1-3 190-23O lbs. 1880
11.25: 23O-250 lbs. I6.0O-l6.75: ga
25O-29O lbs. l5.50-16.25; mixed la
3OO-4OO ID. sows l3.75-14.75; 2-a
400-550 lbs. 12.75-l4.00.
Cattle, $4,000; calves none: TRADING
on slaughter steers and heifers rather
slow, steers IS TO mostly so lower
heifers 25 TO so lower; cows slow
steady to fully 25 lower; bulls fully
steady; couple loads prime 1850.
/ .275- ID. SLAUGHTER steers 32.25-32 80
bulk high choice and prime 1,l50-
1875 lbs. 81 .OO-32. 90; bulk choice
/ .1OO-l $50 lbs. 2p.50-3l 90 includ.
ing around q half dozen loads l,150-
1.20O lbs. at 5000; fed lot mates OF
cattle at the same price last Monday
choice 9O0-l 100 lbs. 2S.75-30.O 90;
good 25.5O.2s.OO; load mixed good and
choice 1880 lbs. $3.50; load standard
and good loo ID, holsteins $500
few standard 30. so; choice $50
! 900 ID, heifers 27.75-29.0O; good
35.OO-e7 .a5; utility and commercial
| l .OO-l4.00; utility and commercial
bulls lS.OO-2O.00; cutters l6.0O-ls so
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Earnings

Ralston Purina Co. in year
ended September 30 earn e d
$22, ,163,01l or $l.67 a share VS.,
$19, ,907, ,808 or $1.52 in 1861.
Allied Stores in IL months
ended October 81 earned $12,-
171,642 or $4.09 a share VS..
$l1, ,538, 800 or 1894 in 1861.
LittOn Industries, Inc, in 8
m onths ended October 81
earned $50 million or So cents
a share VS.. $3.2 million or IS
cents in 1851 period.
A. E. Staley Mfg. Co. in year
ended September 80 earned $4,-
736,253 or $2.13 a share VS.
IS, TOT ,469 in 1861.
Western AirIines in 10
months ended October 81
earned $4,576,O00 or 1920 q
share VS.. $436,0O0 or 80 cents
In 1861 period.
AmaIgamated Sugar Co. ir
year ended September 80 earned
$4,125,157 or $1.87 a share VS.
$3,561. 400 or $1.60 in 1861.
United Artists Corp. in
months ended September 81
earned $3,103,000 or $1.7S 9
share VS.. $3,0l4,000 or $1.73 ir
1861 period.
Cinn., N. o. e. Tex. Pac. Ry
in 10 months ended Octobe.
81 earned $2,671,728 VS.. a los
Of $6,970 in 1861 period.
Helmerich g. Paynes, Inc. IL
year ended September 80 earne,
$1,S55,000 or SLOT a share VS.
81, SOC, 900, or So cents in 1861
Mob awk Airlines In i
m onths ended October 8
earned $497,727 VS.. $322,750 Il
1861 period.
CuneO Press, Inc. in
m o nths ended october 3
earned $384,030 or SO cents
share VS.. $393,191 or 81 cent
| in 1861 period.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Real Estate
Corporations
May Organize

A new Washington head
quartered association of publicly
owned real estate corporation:
is being seriously considered by
the industry. 1t was learned
today.
Sidney 2. Mensh, president
of the Mensh Corp. here. today
confirmed that a meeting OF
some is similar companies was
held here last week and at
torneys are now drawing up
incorporation papers.
The participants hope to
schedule an organization meet
ing In January to elect officers
and adopt a formal charter.
The group has adopted the
working title" Of Association
of Realty Investment Corpora
tions, Mr.. Mensh said. His at
torney, Bernard X. Shapiro, is
now drawing up proposed by
laws and incorporation papers.
Mr.. Mensh explained in a
letter to stockholders over the
week end that the need for such
an organization had existed for
some time.
Due to the newness of this
type of corporation, hardly
three years old. much can be
done to develop this industry to
its highest and best use," he
wrote.
Mr.. Mensh said the purpose
of the association would be to
provide a forum for exchange
Of ideas, foster cooperation
with regulatory agencies and
promote ethical standards.
In other business, Mensh
Corp. told stockholders its
lawyers have concluded a SETTLE
ment with the Justice Depart
ment regarding condemnation
of the John Carroll Building
which adds $40, 900 to a previous
price of $450,000 fixed by Gov
ernment appraisers. The build
ing is at 528 Twenty-third
street NV.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

in the first quarter totaled 81
than $50 million from the pc
riod last year.
After taxes earnings totaled
$50 million. a gain of 81 per
cent from the $3,436,000 profit
reported in the period last year
The quarter ended october 81.
The acquisition of Emertron
was for an undiscloSed quantity
Of Litton stock. Under the
agreement Emertron, which has
annual sales of more than SIS
million. would become part OF
the Litton Systems Group. 1t
was organized as Emerson Re-
search Laboratories in Silver
Spring in 1854.
Mr.. Thornton told a stock
holders meeting Saturday aft
ernoon in Santa Monica, Calf,
that earnings per share
amounted to So cents in the
quarter, VS.. 35 cents a year
earlier.
Figures do not yet reflect the
Emertron acquisition.
Emertron stockholders previ-
ously had approved the merger.
A company spokesman said to-
day approval by Litton stock
holders was not necessary. The
acquisition will be retroactive
to October 81 and the next
quarters earnings statement
win include those of Emertron.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Pick Motor Inn
MANAGERS Named

Pick Hotels Corp. of Chicago
today announced three appoint
ments in preparation for Janu-
airy opening of the Albert Pick
Motor Inn here.
Edward c. Sheehe has been
named general manager of the
inn and also will be general
manager of Pick-Lee House,
Fifteenth and l. streets NV
Richard G. Frank will be man.
ager of the latter facility. Albert
Pick III will be manager Of the
motor inn.
The new inn will be located
atop the Air Terminal Building
at Twelfth and K streets NV.
The SIS million terminal project
is the exclusive bus-limousine
depot for Friendship, National
and Dulles airports. and will
serve an estimated $500 to
5000 persons arriving and de-
parting daily.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
FOR SALE
BY U. S. GOVERNMENT

Location, Homes; Adjacent to business sec.
Naval Air Station. Approx. 81 miles from
Washington, D. c. and 81 miles from BaIti.
more.
T095-acre trsct Near central business dis.
tleti l,08O frontage on paved Willow Road,
south OF Shangr La Drive; with sewer and
water connections. Tract can be purchased
separately from housing project
Description Of housing project, ID one-bed.
room units, 86 tWo-bedroom units, 3S three.
bedroom units ard 8 four bedroom units Con.
crete masonry exterior walls with dry interior
walls. Stove. refrigerator, and water heater IN
each. Completed In l945. New hot air oil
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Long Island Pepsi
Declares Dividend

Directors Of Pepsi-Cola Bot
ting Co. of Long Island, which
has major stockholders in this
area. have declared the usual
quarterly dividend of 10 cents
a share. President Jack P. Jor-
dan announced.
The dividend will be paid De-
cember 20 to stockholders OF
record December 10.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Area Store Volumes
SIiQhtIy Behind 1861

Department store sales in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
Jagged l per cent behind a year
ago in the week ended Novem-
Der "a and also were off 8 per
cent? rom the previous week.
Sales in four weeks ended
November "a we're 4 per cent
above a year ago, while those
for the year to date were up
2 per cent.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Southern Purchases
20 New Hopper Cors

Southern Railway System to-
day announced purchase of 70
new 100-ton "airslide" covered
hopper cars at an approximate
cost of $1,536,000.
The cars are used in carry
ing flour. sugar and other bulk
commodities. "Airslide" refer.
to a process by which air blown
through a bottom layer of fab
ric loosens the flour and per.
mits it to flow freely in un.
! loading.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Hahn & Co. Opens
Its 10Th Store

VIM. Hahn g. Co. opened its
10th store in the Washington
Baltimore area in the Reisters-
town Plaza shopping center in
northwest Baltimore Saturday.
The new store has $500
square feet of floor space and
is managed by Joseph Zemsky.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

cheering and industrial con-
sulting firm, has been moved to
the Woodward Building.
Robert w. Macdonald is re-
gional manager. The firms
home office is in Corvallis, Ore,
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Litton Industries Net
Up 51% for Quarter;
Sales Gain Sharply
BY TRUMAN TEMPLE
Star staff Writer

Ltton Industries sharply increased sales and earnings for
the first quarter of its current fiscal year. stockholders
told by Charles B. Thornton board chairman.
The company, which signed contract to purchase Emer-
tron Inc of Silver Spring Nd November 5 reported sales
in the first totaled $27 million of
Evening star., 1962-12-03
New CopIon Office

Saul Caplan Associates, food
brokers, have opened a new
office in the Dodge House
here. Company headquarters
are at $685. Thirty sixth ave-
nue., Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
tional Association Of Securities Dealers In
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold AT 7 pm. Monday,
December 3.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the coun.
ter U. S. Government Treasury bo1ds
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-12-03
Macdonald Firm
Moves CopitoI Office

The Washington office oi
Macdonald Associates. Inc, en-.
Evening star., 1962-12-03
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Hammond Organ Co. an.
nounced it has agreed to pur-
chase the Everett Piano Co. oi
South Haven, Mich, from Meri-
dan Corp Of New York.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

How to Bid; Call or write for Invitation, Bid,
and Acceptance Form No. GS03 U(RE26 which
describes property, details terms, provides
necessary instructions
Bid Openings; Sealed bids will be received in
Room 7l22 at the address shown below until
loo pm EST January g. 1862 al which time
they will be publicly opened and read.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

Attractive Credit Terms Available: 1927
down payments balance govt. mortgage
"a so for 20 years. These provisions
do not apply 10 7095-acFe tract.l
Evening star., 1962-12-03

furnaces installed in 1869. Modern school,
churches and shopping facilities are near BY.
Evening star., 1962-12-03

$35o,ooo, 900 is the present loan servcino volume
Of the combined offices Of Weaver Bros, Inc.
This is the money we've put to work for our
investors through our role Of mortgage loan cor
respondents Mortgage money that is respon-
sbe for many Of our areas most imposing office
buildings, apartments and shopping centers os
we'll as many distinguished residential develop
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-27
ON THE GO

Mr.. and Mrs. Menthorn Har-
rold of Chicago are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Hill. 2lIO
E. Jefferson. They will tour the
west and return home the middle
of August.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hill, Jr..
FL 0 E. Jefferson ST., Mrs. James
Bruce and MIR. Joe McHenry
motored to Los Angeles recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Ward,
48ll S. 2l Street are more rested
since their two weeks vacation
in California.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-27
BUSINESS WORLD

Henry McMillon, manager of
the Porters and Mattresses Club,
Ills III w. Buckeye is planning
a gala pre-school party for
youngsters of all ages in Sep
tember.
Mrs. Ruth Davis, formerly en-
ployed at Reddy's Corner is the
amiable and able sales assistant
at the newly opened Rainbow
Liquor Store, 1881 E. Broadway.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-27
COMING AND GOING

Mr.. ]. D. Holmes. 1914 E.
Adams and his daughter, Alice
flew to San Diego, California
for an extended vacation.
Mesdames Ruby Stuart, l543
w. Cocopah, Mable Porter, l643
w. Sonora, and Mozell Green,
l540 w. Cocopah will motor to
Columbus. Arkansas this week
end.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-27
CHURCH NEWS

The youth department of EN-
manuel Church of God in Christ,
1901 w. Buckeye end it's building
fund benefit drive with special
program, Sat-. Aug. 4. 9 pm.
The public is invited.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-27
VISIT GRANDPARENTS

Frankie. Jr. and Stevie Banks.
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Banks, 1895 E. Wier are vaca-
tioning with their grandparents
in Chicago, III.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-27
LOCAL UL IL
NAMES OFFICERS


New officers for the year were
elected at the 18th annual Phoe-
nix Urban League meeting are
Atty. Richard Wilks, pres; MIR.
A. H. Shaw. first vice pres;
Robert Choate, second vice pres:
Mrs. z. Simpson Cox. secretary:
and DR.. David N. Wormley, treas.
New board of directors mem
bers include Rev. A. G.. Kend-
rick. ]. Morton Newall, William
Roselius, Sanford Rosenfeld, and
Don Parker.
Board members retiring are
Messrs. Virgil ]. Berry, Travis
Williams. Manuel Pena and VIII
liam Mullins.
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04
EDITORIAL COMMENT
Board OF Education Proposal
Would Be Big Improvement

We have just received a fact : sheet
from the Mississippi Economic Council,
u state chamber of commerce, outlin-
ing reasons why the people should adopt
Her 80, the constitutional amendment
to set up a statewide nine-man, n~on-poli-
teal state board of education, in the
general election on November 9th.
The reasons seem valid, and certainly
any move to improve our public educa-
ton program deserves the support of all
citizens. Therefore, we believe it will be
to the best interest of our children, and
the children of future generations, if
the proposal is adopted.
AS the fact-sheet points out, adoption
of the statewide nine-member board is
in no way a reflection on the current
three-man exofficio board. Personalities
do moi enter the picture; principles do.
Here is the current situations:
Two of the three members are elected
to duties entirely unrelated to day to day
school problem and operation. The Gin
herited' membership, and the office tt
which they were elected has no interest
in education per Sc.
The state superintendent is chairman
of the board. This means he and one 9TH
er member, constituting a quorum, can
direct a program costing over S120 mil
lion each biennium, and involving
100000 children. He is also chairman of
the board which sets the policies which
he is to carry out. This is like making
u school superintendent a member and
chairman of the board of trustees.
The proposal would set up a non-poli-
teal board (no governor would name
all members : the first board being nam
ed by the current three-man board and
thegovernor) that would be nonpartisian
and non-sectional.
The new board would give the public
school system a broader base on which to
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04
How Do You Spell Glen Allan?

If anyone knows Tor sure
how you spell that tiny Wash
ington County municipality
named Glen Allan, I would
certainly appreciate the in
formation. Last week I asked
no less than ten persons about
the spelling. Only following a
six four vote for "Glen AL
lam" was / fairly well con-
WINGED that this was the cor
rect useage.
1t all started with the writ
ing of the story on the Friday
night football game which
Tchula had scheduled with the
other Delta school, I thought
the spelling was Glen Allen,
but wasn't quite sure. Rather
to be safe than sorry, I called
Duane Tucker at the County
Agents office and asked him
to look on his map. He said
it was definitely "Allan."
Meantime, I happened to be
over at Tchula and noticed on
the schedule that it was "e''
instead of ca Upon return
ing to the office, 1 found Mel
Chrestran there and he was
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04

operate, and would bring about a re-
vitalized State Board of Education. Es-
pecially do most agree that the nine
member board would absorb many of the
education boards and committees now
set up by the legislature because the ex-
officio board is too small t carry out
needs OF the Department. 1t would give
more emphasis to vocational education,
something desperately needed for indust-
rial development.
Only two states : Florida and MiSsis-
sippi : now have the ~exofficio boards.
Mississippi's current system was set up
In 1890, when schools were not SO COM
pick, and needs in education were not so
great.
There are other reasons for supporting
HCR 80. All studies point to the need
for the larger board. Here are some bust
ness, farm and professional groups, in adj
dition to the MEC-StateC Chamber, on re-
cord as favoring it: the board and dele
gate assembly Of the Mississippi Educa-
ton Association, the resolutions commit
tee of the Mississippi Farm Bureau, the
Delta Council, the Mississippi Manufact-
urers Association, the Mississippi A & 1
Board, and the Mississippi Association of
Chamber of Commerce Executives.
The following local chapters have al
ready announced their support: Canton,
Grenada, Jackson, Macon, Morton, Nat
chez, Philadelphia and Starkville.
Opposing the measure are some leaders
in organized labor, and some individual
legislators and school leaders. Most of the
legislature, however, favor the proposal,
or it would not have been placed before
the voters of Mississippi.
We hope the measure gets the nod
from Mississippians. If you want more
information, write the MEG in Jackson
for it's fact-Sheet.
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04
The Old South
BY Eve l.. BurweIl

Letters From Our Readers -
Space does not permit me
to answer all the nice letters
from our readers. Neverthe.
less | appreciate each and
every one of them. And it is
indeed a pleasure to know our
little column, each week is
enjoyed by SO many, in fact,
| am glad to hear that some,
body reads it.
Such a nice letter was re-
ceived last week with a pickle
recipe that | believe our read
ers will find good. | will have
to admit / haven't had the
time Or tomatoes to try the
recipe, but those who have,
| hope you will try it.
Mrs. Melton of Yazoo sends
me the recipe and states in
her letter, 81 always read your
column and enjoy it very
much. | am now a widow, II
years old. After raising a lar
ge family of children, | find
it quite lonely, all alone in the
old home. This is one of nv
mothers recipes and I consid-
er it the best pickle I have
ever tasted. Others who have
sampled it says the same thing
and that it is delicious. I am
sending it to you and hope
you enjoy it as much as my
family has down through the
years. Signed: Mrs. Halle
Reeves Melton, Yazoo CITY.
Miss, Rt. 3.
Uncooked Ripe Tomato
Pickle Recipe -
Take l peck of ripe toma-
toes, 6 large onions, 6 ripe
sweet peppers, 5 hot peppers.
put through food chopper, add
l cup salt, put all in cloth bag
and let drip overnight. Chop
by hand 3 punches of celery.
Dissolve 3 lbs. of light brown
sugar in 5 cups white vine
gar, add 2 ounces of white
mustard seed, mix all we'll.
Sterilize your jars, fill and
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04

seal. CThis juice you get when
the tomatoes are dripped MAX
es delicious soup when can
ned).
This sounds so good, | am
going to try it as soon as pos
sible. And the best thing about
it. is, you don't have to stand
over a hot stove and cook it
as we do with SO many pickle
recipes.
If you have an unusual re-
cipe which you think our read
ers would like to have, mail
it to me, and if suitable, we
will run it in this column.
Please try this delicious
cake recipe, it is simple and
SO easy to make. No. | didn't
forget the baking powder, the
soda and the milk. The recipe
doesn't call for them. The eggs
are liquid enough. This cake
is far better than Pound cake
as it does not dry out.
Loaf Cake -
Combine 2 sticks oleo, or 1
cup butter, with 2 cups sugar,
cream mixture well. Add 5
eggs, beating after each addi-
ton. Then add 2 cups flour,
4 spoon salt and 1 spoon vanil-
la. Mix good and bake l hour
at $50 degrees. This cake STAYS
moist and fresh until the last
golden crumb is gone. (Marv
Elizabeth Burwell gave me
the cake recipe, it is one of
their favorites).
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04

school dress. Melinda Sample
won a blue ribbon on her best
dress. Billie Faye Knox won
a blue ribbon on her wool
suit and Mary McAdams won
a red ribbon on her semi :
formal dress.
Mary also won a white rib
bon on her canning exhibit.
The next event for these
girls will be the state fair in
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04
HOLMES COUNTY GIRLS
WIN HONORS AT
MID-SOUTH FAIR

Saturday, September 22nd,
was All Club Day at the Mid
South Fair in Memphis.
The following girls repre-
sented Holmes County in the
All dress revue: Memry Mo-
SeS won a white ribbon on her
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04

also positive that there SnOuld
be an &c" rather than an ga"
Or or other public official. The
BY this time, I was thoroughly
confused.
Next, l tried to call the may
or of the town involved only
to find that there was no may
operator in Washington Coun-
ty cast new light on the sit
uation, however. She said that
the spelling was "Glen Alan,"
(only one "P' in the Allan).
Only after checking with the
post office, the local telephone
authorities. and the Circuit
Clerks office did I decide that
"Glen Allan was correct.
Further Information, Gust
for the record) will be appre-
ciated.
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04

If there is Such a tnng d.
rest for those involved in the
weekly newspaper business, it
is a thing of the past for 1862
at least. Despite continued
summer weather, fall is near
Nv upon us : and that, of cour-
Sc, is the busy time of year in
this part of the country.
There will be such notable
advertising projects as back :
to : school sales, autumn pro-
motions, football pages, and
finally those pre-Christmas
Holmes County herald., 1962-10-04
FOR SALE

LOT FOR SALE:
One lot for sale on North
west Ave. Is x 165. Call 365W
Or write P. 0. 106 in Durant.