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take MIN 10 new 1Ork anu euu-
cate him, but his father
couldn't spare the boy and
the promised education failed
to materialize. However, he did
go to school in his home COM
munity and afterward but in
a year under Prof. s. I, Sheep
ii n Elizabeth City. That year,
he recalls, did him more good
than all his previous schooling
combined.
Lewark came along in the
days when the sailboat reigned
supreme in North Cardinals
inland waters. He recalls many
trips to Elizabeth City, with
a stop at Powells Point to
pick up a load of watermelons
after having pulled the sail
boat through the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal, walk
ing along the bank while his
father steered the boat to keep
II off the shore. He made
many similar journeys to Nor
folk, taking farm produce on the
way up andd bringing coffee,
sugar and other supplies to
Currituck on the return trip.
In those days he had a
Younger brother, Lewis, who
probably was the biggest in
dividual ever to be born in
Northeastern North Carolina
When Lewis was nine years
old, his brother recalls, ne
weighed 800 pounds. At age %
| he reached TAG mounds. and 1t
required seven yards Of cloth
to make a shirt for him. He
died of a heart condition at age
% in 1906.
William Vanderbilt Lewark
(he dropped the Henry after
he grew up because Of the
awkward length of his name)
Joined the Life Saving Ser
vice in 1907 and served first
at the Poyner's Hill Station
not far from his birthplace
After Is years on the North
Carolina coast he was trans
ferred to Fort Pierce, Fla, on
March 26. 1882. He later SER
we'd at Palm Beach and at
Pleasure Beach, near Daytona'
and was retired from the ser
vice in 1912.
On retirement, he returned
to Manteo, where he has lived
since. In the Intervening
wears he has done a lot o.
fishing and Grabbing, as wei
| as some carpenter work. Fol-
two years he worked at . ship
ward in Manteo,
Al his snug, modest home
near Manteo the other day. ht
recalled his early DAVIS on tht
| Currituck beach. 1t was Is
mile trip by sailboat across thu
| sound to Curituck Courthouse
and he used TO help salt fisl
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red toy automobile outside the
doorway was q golden-haireG
tot who, it developed was
Andy's daughter, Dixie, about
five years old. She waved q
CHEEKY greeting.
A ring on the doorbell
brought a turn maidd who said
Andy was somewhere around
the place. Just where, wasn't
Immediately apparent. The
maid left to look for him but
returned, mystified. 81 can't
find him." she said, and then
shouted, mister Andy"
A maculine voice answered
seemingly from the sky. The
startled newsman looked UP,
but saw nothing but a small,
fleecy cloud. The mystery deep
ened until, walking around the
house, the visitor espied Andy
on the roof, busily working on
a TV antenna. In dungarees and
work shirt, he bore scant re-
semblance to the conventional
matinee idol.
It was plain that Andy was
happy to .be back home. Just
now, he's interested only in
relaxing, visiting a bit with old
friends, and puttering about
the place. Hollywood might be
on another planet, as far as
he's concerned.
Asked about plans for the
future, Andy said he had none
His present TV contract runs
untils the end of the year;
and he refuses to look beyond
that. "An entertainer doesn't
sell himself" he explained
"He can't do that. Somebody's
got to buy him."
It developed that the Tv an
tenna needed some wire and an
extra gadget or two. Andy
climbed down the ladder and
he and the newsman embarked
in Andy's 1866 Ford for a TRIP
to the hardware store in Man.
teo. The Ford, it developed, had
clicked about 100000 miles
but still purred right along
"No sense in leaving a fine
car down here to rust out in
the salt air. Andy remarked
Though his own show relies
on comedy, Andy doesn't care
much for comedy in general, he
admitted, in answer to a ques-
ton. He prefers Westerns
and "Gunsmoke" is one of his
favorites. He keeps a sharply
critical eye on his own show
and let's the higher-ups heal
from him when his materia
fails to measure up.
Born in Mount Airy, where
his parents still live, Andy
Griffith was educated at tht
University of North Carolins
and made his stage debut al
Sir Walter Raleigh in "Ths
Lost Colony" He and his wife
BaIbara, both of whom wer'
teaching, worked up an ac'
which they presented befor'
various clubs, beginning Will
Kiwanis. 1t included an origin
al monologue, sWhat It Was
Was Football" This went owe
well, and led to q contrac
with a major recording com
pany. Almost q million record
were sold, and Andy was on m
way.
When he is taking it cas-!
on Roanoke Island, And
loves to come downtown, bare
foot and in dungarees, an
fraternize with the home folks
Far from the bright lights an<
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and editorial executive in New
York City.
He is a resident Of Mays
Head. He commutes regularly
by private plane to the Outer
Banks to be with his wife, Love,
and son, Geary, on week ends.
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A bad singer can spoil only.
his own part in a musical COM
position, but q bad conductor
can ruin everything.
Hector Berlioz
Navajo times., 1962-12-13

Judge Carl B. billiard SEN
fenced the three men, railroad
laborers, TO suspended prison
terms of 2-to-1Oyears and ordered
them put under probation for two
years.
An immedi are notice of appeal
was filed by their attorney. Rufus
w. Johnson.
Johnson and Frank Takes Gun,
president of the Native American
Church. further said they will ask
John P. Quimby, newly elected
assemblyman from San Bernar-
dino, to introduce an act in the
State Legislature that would except
users of the plant in religious
ceremonies from terms of the law.
In finding Jack Woody. %, Don
Dee Nez. Is, and Leon B. Anderson,
A, guilty. Judge Hilliard said:
The court must accept the leg
islative definition of peyote as a
narcotic.
He said he could not accept the
defendants contention their pos
session of peyote was for religious
purposes and this therefore ex-
cepted them from the law.
The three men were arrested
April 28 by deputy sheriffs in raid
on a hogan "a miles west of Needles
where ceremony of the Native
American Church was in progress.
The defense contended their
arrests constituted an abridgement
of constitutional liberty.
They went to trial before Judge
Hilliard on Nov. 13 without a Jury.
A. l.. Wirin, Los Angeles at
torney for the American Civil
Liberties Union, which intervened
in the case, said the ACLU will
join the defense in its appeal as
far as the United States Supreme
Court, if necessary.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Disadvantage
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serious business of raising cattle
and children, being uniformly sue
cessful with both, showing that the
influence of the forefathers was
still in effect. The boom of the
As. 70 is no longer heard in the
land but a bigger and better boom
has replaced it land which the
owner was not able to sell for SC
and a plug of Star tobacco is now
bringing a thousand dollars an
acre from Phoenix people who are
building homes in the valley. The
dread Apache warwhoop has been
replaced by the soothing sound of
police sirens and the musical crash
of automobile tenders as some
driver with more ambition than
judgment passes on blind curve.
The valley is filling up with people
recently arrived from the east and
middle west who earnestly hope to
be taken for old pioneers. During
OlIO4I NOAANO1 OolAOA Will O4AS VI
these persons he is apt to drop, in
the most casual manner possible,
some reference to having settled
in the valley "the year that they
finished digging the Or and Canyon"
or ''the summer after the San
Francisco Peaks we're built. "
Remarks of this kind are usually
exaggerated.
Phoenix is now the State capital
and is as civilized as any city in
the United States and has the homi-
eide to prove it. Prescott, whose
economy rests upon cattle and
mining, has not been under Indian
attack for some years now and is
becoming increasingly popular
with residents Of the Salt River
valley, as good place to cool
off during the summer months. The
valley gets pretty warm in the sum-
mer but the temperatures have
dropped at least twenty degrees
from those experienced in the old
days when there was no chamber
of commerce in town.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Honor Roll
At Wingote

= Although no student m lie
straight AS the past nine weeks,
many came close with a B plus
average.
Those on the B Honor Roll are:
Seventh Grade: Robert Frank, Ben
ME Chez Yazzie.
Eighth Grade: Rena Ann Hardy,
Judy McCraith, and Martha Ann
YaZzie.
Freshman Glass: Raymond Be
gay. Emily Begay. Clara Johnson,
Leta Mae Yazzie, and Wanda Mae
Yazzie.
Sophomore Class: Louise Be
nally. Loretta Brown, Isabelle
Cadman, Shirley King, Evan Wayne
Tsinnigini, and George Yazzie.
-. Junior Class: Lee Nj. Begay.
(Many juniors taking business
courses were unable to fini sh units
of work because of shortage of
equipment. Full grades will be in
at the last of the semeSter.)
Senior Cla is S: Betty Belone,
Bessir Benally. Shirley ELS
worth, Eta Mae Yazzie, Samuel
Harrison. and Steven Peshlakaii.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13

Richard Saunders, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Saunders, of Marians
Lake near Gallup, New Mexico,
was the recipient of the masonic
award, Student of Today, at the
all-school assembly on November
16, 1862, held to commemorate
American Educ alton Week at the
Riverside Indian School. The Ed
&c alton Committee of the Anadarko
Masonic Lodge made the selection
on the basis of the students
evidence of leadership, citizenship
and scholarship. inpersonal inter-
views with outstanding seniors of
the 1926 class.
Richard transferred to R YER
side Indian School in the fall of
1860 from the FiVe-Year Special
Program at Intermountain and en-
rolled in the freshman class s. That
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Riverside Indian School
Student Receives Award

year he was elected president of his
class section and participated in
basketball. He continued the Sc
interests into his sophomore year
and Joined the Indi an Club. He was
also elected vice president of the
Arapaho Cottage.
Because of his desire to finish
his high school work in thre
years, Richard remained at River
side during the summers and took
work which enabled him to enroll
this year as a senior.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Santa Fe Calendar

"Crand Canyon South Rm."
colorful scene of an Indi an family
around a coolfire at the edge of the
Grand Canyon of Arizona, is the
title of Santa Fe Railways 1868
: calendar.
Reproduced from an original
oil painting by the late E. l. Couse
of Taos, NM, the 1868 c calendar is
the 24th issued by the railroad
which has carried a painting by
Couse. Indian scenes have been
featured since 1914, with the ex-
ception of 1915, when picture of
the San Diego Exposition was used,
and 1890, during which years
the railroad industry was nation
allied.
The railroad annually dis
tributes more than 45O. 900 of the
calendars. Illustrations are ira
ditionally chosen from a acollection
of more than 600 southwestern
paintings which are displayed
throughout the roads ticket and
executive offices.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
SpeukerCites
Indian Gains

The American Indian are
taking advantage of educational
opportunities offered them, the
Rev. John Lucius of Phoenix told
the Sedona Rotary Club recently.
The Rev. Mir. Lucius, coordin-
ator of religious activities at
Phoenix Indian School said voca-
tional programs for adults are
being establi shed on reservations.
Tribal councils also are pro-
viding scholarship funds, he said.
Indians are making social and
economic gains by improved lead
ership and through highway con-
struction bringing more people to
reservations. the Rev. Mr.. Lucius
said at Sedona, Arizona.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Mission
Airs Progrom m S

One of the new innovations re-
Gently is the radio broadcasting
program designed to reach the
Navajo children. This program is
taped at Ganado Mission through
participation and cooperation of
staff and students and is then
broadcast over KCAK, a CONNER
cial broadcasting station located
at Gallup, New Mexico.
Another fifteen minute program
entitled, "The Church In Your
Hogan" continues to be taped at
Ganado Mission in Navajo through
the cooperation of staff and stu
dents and is broadcast on Sunday
mornings in order to reach the
Navajo families over the reserva-
tiOn
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Limitation of
annual LeUve

On December 4, 1862, that all
permanent Tribal employees are
limited to a maximum of 80 days
or 24O hours Annual Leave per
calendar year, according to Per-
sonnel Policies and Procedures
under Section VILLA.
Any Annual Leave in excess OF
maximum allowable shall be auto
matically reduced to maximum
limit alton.
Navajo times., 1962-12-13
Three indians Convicted
On The Peyote Charge

Three Navajo Indians arrested for chewing the
peyote cactus button in ceremony. They were con-
victed San Bernardno California in Superior Court
charges of possession of narcotics rsday Nov
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TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-Ches. Bay. 3-bedrm. home.
baths, screened porch. furnished
hot-air heat, nice shade, As mi.
2.Dares Beach. a-bedrm. frame
home. 2 porches, hot-air heat,
immed. poss., 40 mi. d. c. 50. 500.
3-Cove Point, wide flat sandy
beach. completely furnished 3
bedrm. home with large studio
living rm., fireplace, Ia baths,
extra sleeping space over balcony.
i-Patuxent River. > homes. 4-bed-
rm. brick home. . baths. huge liv-
porch with panoramic, view, at
home, bath. fireplace, screened
porch. Can be sold separately.
% acres in all.
5-Ches. Bay. / 400 sandy beach.
charming storybook type rambler,
paneled cathedral ceiling in liv-
ing rm... fireplace, den, large
kitchen, hotel type range. 2 tile
baths, furnished beautifully.
Grounds exclusively handicapped,
guest cottage, pier on creek.
ST. Marys Co, 10 acres. mod
s srn sTSsdrm n;, home on icysly cove
grounds. 1000 waterfront.
barns, garage with living quar-
tiers. oyster grounds.
7-Patuxent River, 2-bedrm. year.
round brick home insulated. fur
nished, sandy beach, beautiful
shade trees. lovely view, owner
being transferred. Priced for
CALVERT III REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los.
II no answer. call 1874 or asa.
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WATERFRONT PROP. REM

BRETON BEACH - Nr. Leonard
town, Nd, Ice. waterfront cot
tage, accomm. 6. $50 Wk. Also
waterfront lots for sale. Code
MASON'S BEACH-Deale, Nd. 9.
bedrm. modern cottage. $40 week
Nice place. 10. 5-34O3,
MODEM COTTAGE on so acres
Fishing Bay. Sleeps s. Good
fishing and Grabbing. Available
Sis and 9-1.. S35 wk. includes
boat. 30l--AC. S-6194.
NEAR BEy. BEACH-Waterfroni
colt. 2 bedrms., lge. screened pch.
boat dock. S55 wk. OR. 4-4644
PRIVATE WHARF FOR RENT
1O0-ft. pier. electricity and fresh
water. deep draft vessels up to loo
IT,. experienced boat care available
Unusual facility. reasonable. Phone
washington .736-3534 area code
30l. This Is not . commercial
dock. *
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ADJACENT TO s. OAK. AVE.
Bladensburs I'd, post office. Ware
house, GE appliance, Carrier, etc.
$4,000 SO. #. zoned CM1: gooc
street frontage and visibility,
owner will subordinate: call Mr.
Gallagher. r. G. dunno, CO.
La a-2500. ewes. FE. 3-ll73.
Allen, MT. VERNON AREA
The last parcel Of commercial left
IF FoSt Hun Hunt rd.' oyer I tSTs
so. 6-S555.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH. DEL. = Ocean
front, l-2-bedrm, apis. avail. Spec.
rates aft. Sept. 8. Re. 3-342s. =
MODERN COTTAGE-Hr. Lake,
Kosher kit. SIS vk. RA. o-10o3.
REHoBOTH BEACH. DEL.-Nsy
ocean view apis, 3 bedrms.,
baths, llV. rm.-din. I'm. comb. All
elec. kit. Screened porch. Just
400 It.. from ocean front. 3O2-
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SELBY-oN-THE-BAY

Brand-new 3-bedrm. year-round
home. all elee. heat fully insu.
lated. on lge. lot near water
Ideal retirement home. OnlI
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SHENANDOAH FARMS

e. S:n e h In! Hs u e a5 "; has @ g.
.Cvg rising sSbuSis and ssans nsoPSltSa
sSSs5 "a 81 :.:
s.s sSs Sci. q I.S.i:a aeS s 9 5;
SseS fP R ~ Ns s y new
e Poyd. iGl ssi to he .nnT and
eng as:an Great s
& I5iis yGS Cd lias
have and The rseTsiticnsi
dsvsopnsnt meantime you have fun Us. and snCynsnt
Compare these values:
road. aVsaher sand and gravel rOadSssr than existing State
with triple markers at
and w ' S't e. 9? e with no closing costs
az not SH fsR I as
we are situated sexen fast pke'-ROuts so and the new
Electricity delivered to each lot without cost
ded: carry a' full l9ss't Northern waterfront
we offer every conceivable lot
woOdsd lots lots hall and
Recreation lots Shenandoah with a
TO- Recreation lots Shenandoah fishing.
H. Aluminium boats for without charge
With $ and e. G9s t D S completely equipped
sSRP @ SP sSd T i os @
individual group on reervson BASIS -n0
R0S an. NTH sa n n p %mn na
15 Horseshoes and Switchboard.
M @ Ct m aosss s%:.
for hns camping hunting including DUCK
Situated Is M sSaiSS
and SPRINGS fishing and swimming siEs
weeks and Is owned e3tss BY ns VIII Dc
. TtP r.. lax. courts lit for night are scheduled for construction
10 Two offices "a per day se5 days Of tn. year
resale for profit 10 0 you In purchase Develop
Vii assist 'y YOU d ssss all the trades for building and
M hi's t as h.. 3 nS for
VIII nsSsf 8 8. q any e m sas
q vol l:t after Is. Rsv.
meantime-for some years-we pay eli costs y. Al Inv
49, Is miles Of road constructed-3,OOo acres of land
"a our facilities are built now-not promised.
al and e 1 eaD at your choice We
ib White water canoeing offered along the connecting
from to Georgia mile from Trail famous
nsa y Tn Surrey rides for kids Farms
2s Near chan tracks and shenandoah National
We ss aSs e we that the value
believe that dou sSs' IN fss years and v"
In 30 years in the WASHINGTON and having successfully
fsEsSp~s 0t So =.
Of Money N Gsnd sdSp ne
mea Mo Ssi all are bste5 and the
s1s n s. ~
ShPss %a saTs sef Rs SS
demsnd n we hsTs an aSn q
ss g. Canadian 'ar'ne' BUT VIZ HAVE Only SEEN LAND
First to come get first choice.
miles SSI e F' STATE It, ' sss
ROBERT B. YOUNG, Owner
Telephone Boyce. Va. so or $40
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FORT LAUDERDALE - 81 units.
pool; shows good income; terms.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32ll 7.
TT. LAUDERDALE MIAMI
Charming 3 bdrm., pa bath, was
terfront home. Compl, equip. XII.
Large fenced-in yard, : patioss
$50 per mo. Call 5SS-0s64.
MIAMI BEACH-4O EFFICIENCY
APIS, air conditioned, furnished.
built in IS, on Collins ave. Sell q
trade for D. c. property. AD'
4-707l.
PoMPANo BEACH, Al units, with
heat. air cond.. and TV and q
hundred foot frontage on the
ocean by 475-ft. depth.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32l1
TWO lots in developed lake area.
near Cypress Gardens, Rec. Pa
eilities. VIII trade. Ju. 7-6772.
WILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sl5.-
600 8-bedroom dwelling in North
Miami for similar home. Prince
Georges County or beach area
Of Anne Arundel County. Bull
WINsTEAD, waldorf, Nd, SOL
MI. 5-456l.
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6-Acre Waterfront

Beautiful domestic. heavily COW
cred with dogwood and holly
among tall pines. also frontage on
macadam I'd. Less than 10 Minis.
to town. Inspiring view. Dust off
your old plans and inspect this
IDEAL A. retirement paradise. Only
REALTY, Box ISL. Rte 1, callao,
Va. PHONE: Garden 7-3i23. Ash
also for free property lists.
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FNuI 2. I3yIut, bIOktI
W. VA.-Unimp. domestic in Shan
nondale resort. Clubhouse. swim
ming, fishing, etc. 762-O26S.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
,coNTIRUeD)

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-IoeaI location
fer oif.ee building. electronic or
gan!zation, engineering firm OF
any general commercial use. Zonec
c.. 2S.3s5 Sc. f.. Sale, build OF
lease. write Box 4O-J. Star.
APT. GROUND WANTED in D. c
BY builder. Would prefer land
ready TO so with plans, permits
etc. CAL Ii. 9-3433 during bust.
S. W. Station.
ATTENTION INVESTORS. 7.44(
50. II, on main thoroughfare II
Alex. Zoned for garden spts Ad
lOlnlng property also available /
needed. For more information cal
XII. $500.
JAMES NJ. DUNCAN. JR. &
ACGNC
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(coNTlNUEDl

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS = Port Re-
public, Nd. Cottsge ~ ana otner
cottaEes. furn. for rent 70 appf.
college grads. in bay colony. Day
time drive down or phone Nm.
MORRIS. Prince Pred. 630W. .
SELRY -ON-BAY-Blk. TO beach.
SLEEPS 5. Mod. COW. Avail, Aug.
1925. S65 VIZ. EN-. 2-205l:
SHERWOOD FoREsT-one 5-beds
I'm. and one 2-bedrm. home. 2-S
baths. firepl. Furnished. Attrae-s
comfortable. modern eonvenienees.
Club community. Near school bus
golf, tennis, beach. Sept, %
July ] or less. Call MRS. BOAI-
NER Victory g-47l1. SHERWOOD
FOREST CO. Broker.
TWo-BEDRM COTTAGE, Rose Ha-
ven on the bay. with boat. Aval:
Aug, IL through Labor Day; eau
Alpine 1870. North Beach. or
no e-6396.
1853 ACRES on Chesapeake Bay.
l07 light. 10 heavy commercials
81 recorded subdivision. For IN
formation, Pc. 1870.
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nuI.nE.InWN REAL ESTATE

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA owner
transferred and must sell this g
rm. prestige farm house on ~
acres. 100 more acres avail. kx.
eel. financing. Price Se9,500. Can
OWNER, 7O3-2g3-135l.
IN BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA-Gold
Medallion. 3-bedroom brick ram
bier on large lot. JACK GILLIAN.
Front Royal. virginia. Phone NE.
5-2l01.
NEW YORK-SIs-room spiit-leyel
brick home, on Long Island. Ga
rage, semi-fin. bSmt., extras. Cali
MORRIS MILLER. DU. 2-4llS.
RETIREMENT HOME In western
North Carolina-3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, about 10 acres. Slo,5OOs
Call IA. 2-3232 after . pm, Mon
through Thursday.
VERMONT-Modern, s-room, sum-
mer or year-round home on "a
acre lot with orchard and trout
stream. Mr.. Military College, s2-
car garage. Write CHARLES DO
Lam. Mortified. Vermont.
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.-cBs
3-bedrm. 2-bath. liv. rm., din. rn..
Florida rm.. lge. kit. elect, equipl
so by 100 lot. ] blk. off No. 1
highway, mr.. schls.. church. shop
ping, driving distance Pratt Whit
ney Plant. FHA valuation $4,000.
InSursble loan Sl4.O50. Write II.
r. ANDERSON, Rte. 8. box 24z,
Edgewater, Maryland.